Loyola High School - Loyola Yearbook (Towson, MD)

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Front Row: Heid, Freeze, Kelly, Madigan, Fr. Lanigan, S..l., Gunther, Scott, Sullivan, McDonnell. Second Row: Walsh, Mead, Geissler, Holden, Huber, Biser, Dausch, Shehan. Third Row: Andrews, McCusker, McComas, Scrivener, McLean, Nelligan, Cain, Strott, Jones. Fourth Row: Wheltle, Hagner, Winand, Rohr, Weigman, W. Keenan, Rice, Burch. owzffi Wear President: THOMAS J. ANDREWS Vice-President: PAUL 'C. MCCUSKER The time Winand actually knew the vocabulary - Burch, ivory tickler of the b'hoys in the back row - Freeze threatening to maul Gunther with a soggy spaghetti noodle - Fr. Murray helping McLean give his classroom speech - Huber perfecting his sub-conscious talents - Weigman tapping messages to Fr. Lanigan - Shehan! Where's your prose? - Jones matching pens with Edgar A. P. - Hagner battin .000 on the solid geometry nine - McComas, youire a geniusi' - Heid, poet laureate - .lim Keenan and his Be Bops - Wheltle, Saint Markis socialite - Nelligan, Cain, Biser, the brothers - Mead trying to get the yearbook published - peg-leg Kelly - 4'Look at that gesture, Holden, like a dead fishi' - Streb putting Archimedes to shame - Strott referees the Fr. Lanigan-Andrews bout - Scott, sit up - Excellent, Mr. Walsh - Bill Keenan, '4Boy, my brother's good looking - Wheltle, Saint Mark's socialite has his name on the front p-age of the paper - L'Rice, you could be a genius, teh, teh - 4'Scrivener, don't you ever have a pencil? -- McComas and McLean offer Walsh some of their geometry points - Rohr gains fame modeling radios at the magazine assembly.

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ANDREWS . STROTT . . . WALSH .. WINAND .. MCCUSKER MCLEAN . . J. KEENAN W. KEENAN CAIN ..... KELLY .. FREEZE . . GUNTHER . MEAD . . . RICE BURCH . . . HOLDEN .. BISER . . . HUBER .. Rona . . . HAGNER .. WEIGMAN . SHEHAN .. HEID . . Scott . . JONES . . . DAUscH .. GEISSLER . MCDONNELI. STREB . . , MADIGAN . . SULLIVAN . NELLIGAN . McCoMA.s WHELTLE SCRIVENER . . . .To defend Strottis law suits. . . . . . .To be a schoolteacher. .......,.....TobuyLutzanewcar . . . .To segregate teachers from pupils . , . . . .Toget a first gear in his car ........,...To invent steelribs . . . .To be as handsome as his brother . . . .To be president of the Confederacy ...........Tomakealotofnoise. .............To be abridge-builder . . . .To be John Barrymore's successor. . . . . , .To see a toolchest in every home . . . .To sail flagships in Montobello Lake ....................Tobeagenius . , . . .To refuse Rubinstein a piano lesson . . .To grow crops on Edmondson Highway. . . . , . . . . . . . . ,To revise Solid Geometry. . . .To be an electrician and shock the world . . . . . . . . . . . . . .To be a line-plunger at Plumber U . . . . . . . . . . . . . .To design a neat, vest-pocket sandwich . . . . . . .To bring the rest of the world up to Overlea's standards. . . . .To see the world drinking Crown gasoline three times a day. .............,... . .To be poet laureate of Gardenville. . . . .To be one sixth boss of Grab and Graft Inc. .. .. .... .. ...To change his name to Smith. ....................Tobreeddoglesstails. . . . .To have the capitol moved to Highlandtown. seeBond empire ruined . . . . . . . . . . .To sell 'Dausch's products as lather brushes . . .To open a market on chemically treated marshmallows. ...........,..............l..............Toinventeverlastingpencils. To play shortstop for those perennial champs, the Washington Senators. .............,.......................Tobefllympicbackstrokechamp. . . . .To succeed his father as chief amateur athlete. . . . .To make a name for himself as a road builder