Loyola High School - Loyola Yearbook (Towson, MD)

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ABBOTT ...... R. J. ANDERSON R. L. ANDERSON BAGLIANI ..... BUPPERT . . . BURNS .... CHESNUT . . . DONNELLY . . DUNN . . . FAHY .... . . FARABAUGH . . . FICK ..... FINK ' ...... FREDERICK . . . GOETZ .... HART . . . HENNEGAN . . HOCHREIN .. HOFFERBERT .. HOFFMAN . . KRAUS . . LUBER .. LUTZ ........ MCLAUGHLIN . . MUELLER ..... MURPHY . . . POTTHAST . . . RINALDI . . . RUZICKA . . SATTLER .... SPIGELMIRE . . . STEVENS . . . J. SULLIVAN . . . M. SULLIVAN . . SWEENEY . . . . . .invents a fare-box for private cars .......................becomespresidentoftheA.andP. . . . ..... finally arranges a game between St. Dominic's and the Bullets sees his dream come true - a television set in every classroom. . . ...............,..................w1nstheNat1onalOpen ....the second Loyola grad to become a senator. . ...,, makes his way as a tobacco auctioneer .runs a huge school cafeteria . .owns the first jet-propelled steamers on the Bay. . . .gets the most milk per bovine cubic centimeter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .designs exotic hats for milady . . . .finally puts a roof on the stadium , . . . . . . . . . . . .models dress suits for Styleplus. . . . .makes a name for himself in the pivot spot. . ,......... gives lessons in Southern Drawl . . . . . . . . . . . ,chief cheerleader coach at Notre Dame . , . .is known as Honest Gus the boss of Rodgers Forge . . . . . . , . . .makes a fortune giving dancing lessons . ............ pitches World Series no-hitter. . . .is Dynamite Don, the Basketball Bombshell . . . . . . . , . finally- beats Whiteford in tennis. puts his left arn to work for our Own Birds. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .designs a neat pest-pocket sandwich . . . .gets a job translating New York Times into German. . . . . . . . . . . . . .an All American tackle at, Notre Dame . . . . . . . . . . . , .appointed ambassador to Ireland . . . .displays his art work at the Mellon Art Gallery . . . . , . .becomes the baseball idol of Hamilton bound for West Point and a big Army post. ...............starofthe 1955 IceFollies . . . . ..., president of the Killer Pill Co ,......makesthefirstascentoflilverest becomes chief proof-reader for a publisher of algebra books . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .builds a super highway to Ellicott City. . . . finances a huge terminal for the No. 5 bus on York Road 4 0 u . .

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Front Row: M. Sullivan, Rinaldi, Stevens, Dunn, Fr. Bradley, SJ., Frederick, Donnelly, Lutz, R. J. Anderson. Second Raw: Abbott, Fahy, Luber, Goetz, R. L. Anderson, Sweeney, Hoffman, Kraus, Spigelmire. Third Row: Ruzicka, Fick, Pott- hast, Murphy, Hart, Chesnut, Bagliani, J. Sullivan, Hennegan. Fourth Row: Buppert, Hochrein, Mueller, Hofferbert, Farabaugh, Fink, McLaughlin, Burns. , owzffi 'year President: CLARENCE E. Gorrz Vice-President: ROBERT J. BURNs There 'is joy in our hearts, and a touch of melancholy, too, as we turn this, the last le-af of our high school career. For who could forget the Fink and Abbott combine - Litz or Lutz, stop that talk- ing - HJ. L. Anderson, translatei' - R. J. Anderson, physics teacher de luxe - Murphy, the smiling Irishman - Mueller's triumphant return -- F arabauglfs school spirit - Dunnis slow drawl - Ches- nut's Aw, I don't believe that - Stevens, unanswerable questions - F ahy, gentleman farmer - Hart, All-Maryland cheer leader - Rinaldi: G'What,s wrong with Seton?7' - Spigelrnire and Sattler ln- corporatedv - J. Sullivan, anchor of the French class - Hoffman on the varsity five - Hoiferberfs Give me a piece of paperw - '4Burns, stop pestering Sweeney - Fink and Potthast quiet as mice, but somethingls going on - M. Sullivan, the model booster - Frederick and McLaughlin in race for the tallest - Donnelly, 'ul'll stand on the float - Kraus's bicycle acrobatics - Ruzicka, Business Man- ager of yearbook staff - Hennegan, Fr. Bradleyis Latin scholar - '6Ben Hoganv Buppert sinks an ace - Luber's, c'Who's got a weed? - Hochrein's Little Flower Drum Corpsv - Goetz, our class president. And so we close another chapter in the book of our lives.

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Front Row: Caldwell, Nugent, Whiteford, Meade, Fr. Kelly, SJ., Dawson, Lutts, Zerner, Otenasek, Jacobsen. Second Row: Farrell, Lacy, Singer, Norris, Alderman, Potthast, Davis, Hicken, Harmon. Third Row: Mooney, Pugh, Murn, Staf' ford, C. Kresslein, Picarella, Downs, J. Kresslein. Fourth Row: Reynolds, Judge, Petrik, Wineke, Litz, Ulrich, Reeder. owzfg Want President: HUGH A. MEADE V ice-President: MICHAEL G. PICARELLA We will always remember: Bucky Kresslein and those Greek sight translations . . . Lutts' visits to the Kiwanis Club . . . Otenasek's brilliant answers ,in Father Bradleyis class . . . Norrisi, But Mister, I didn't do nothin' . . . Hugh Meade stretching the class meetings . . . Jacbsenis struggle with Tisaphernes . . . Litz stars in Intramural Football . . . Zerner, star bass of the Glee Club . . . Mr. Dinneenis dramatic entrance, Setzen Sie Sichi' . . . Picarella's Get Seriousi' . . . Alderman and Hicken discussing direct election of the President in German period . . . Jack Potthast's frequent, Here's the story, men . . . Joe Kresslein always running around the corner to answer the door . . . Judge displays that Peter Lorre laugh . . . Singer becomes a Physics genius . . . Downs and, Hlill know it tomorrow though, Mister . . . Murn bragging about 'iThe Blue and Gold . . . Stafford trying to reason with Father Kelley . . . Farrell and Nugent striving for top honors . . . Voyce describing .last Week's basket- ball game . . . Whiteford rising to fame as a tennis star?? . . . Pugh sponsoring a fly-catching tourna- ment . . . Petrik becomes the most popular boy in .the school when the informal yearbook pictures were taken . . . Reeder being appointed captain of the '4Sign Painters for the Boosters Club . . . Ulrickis main difficulty in 'Greek class-Greek . . . Slaughter's heart warming Latin translations.