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-..,. ,J I :rw-ffalwwwmm if b f I am the Way the Truth and the Llie. Q 9 ' 99 F 0l1'E W 0110 The days for leading men with promises are at an end. The time for leading them through appeals for heroism, sacrifice, and self-denial has begun. Thus does Bishop Fulton J. Sheen describe the year of our high school graduation. Into such a world do we enter with humble confidence, because of the training we have received during the past four years. For this we are eternally grateful to Loyola and shall cherish with pride the memory of the days spent within her walls. Here we grasped the never-changing principles of truth and goodness. Here we were fitted into the mold which makes Christian leaders. Here we obeyed that later we might be able to command. Here we learned self-restraint and shouldered responsibility. Here, most of all, we were taught to take for our Friend and Guide the greatest Leader of the ages. Here we came to better know and love and serve the One who offered the surest blueprint for living: I am the Way, and the Truth, and the Life. In the pages which follow are contained our grateful tribute to the school, the system and the men who have so well equipped us for happy living and successful leading in the Atomic Age. . ' ' 4' t ' ig .. . W A as ' L 4 A L, ggx- .- ' 4- fs. f, ai i L'01VI'E!VTS FACULTY GRADUATES ACTIVITIES SPORTS For 1 the trumpet gwe an uncertam sound who shall prepare hlmsel or the battle? I Cormthlans XIV 8 Page Page Page Page 7 7 may 97 55 .f . . . . ,f f . ' I fix 'Pffffffffffffff .1 17 UNDERCLASSMEN .,,..I.,, Page 59 I ' ...,,...,.4.... 5 A, Q .. , E' 4' -1.1-'xj I 411, 1 3 1.4. . U ! ANT. .x ii. Q :', .:i? . 's. fiiyif' , -1 .fn .,. Q . Kr' ' F -. ',s fl?f?'sh .A-hp? F, 'faii-N. 'QHQ 'f-6 L- fa A. 'm '. f 1571574 sg .Q ig -f ., PV. '1 ,-.ati Qi 45.17 fs 4: 14 ' if ' -x fsflriflil rfb- .r s. +' rffx' ' 1, 'VN ir ga x 'Q fund? L...-' As a prrest of God Father Blee can make use of many added opportumtles to labor or the complete derelopnrerrt of each Loyolas students Hulllerr flutv at hrs desk lras rts mrportant role to plav rn nralcrng Lovola a surootlr runrrurg and ejhclenl Jesuit school 'How to get men to do therr beet that rs the problem, ways and everywhere, or every sort o a leader Herbert N Casson W e, the members of the Class of 1935, dedrcate our Year book to Rewerend lVI1chael .l Blee, SJ Prrncrpal of Lowola Hr h School Once r scholastre teacher at Lovola, Father Blee returned as Prme1p'rl rn September, 1951, and weleonred us as Freshmen to Blalxefleld ln hrs rnrtral 'rddress he made an unforgettable rrrrpressron rrrrpartrnfv to us hrs own zealous love of Lovola In the spurt of a true leader, Father drd not make conecssrons to the short srffhted whrms and fancres of those under hrs charge Rather, he set Goals for us as students whrelr requlred our utmost efforts and eo operatron The aelrrer errrents of the Llass of 1955 rn studres, extracurrrcular aetrvrtres, frnd sports, have rewarded ue lrurrrlrlr trust, lrls efforts Qrnee first we rrret Father Blee, four wears have fled bw, low ola h rs eelebrated her eentennral annnersarw , we have met sueeessfrrllw the ehallenge of eaeh wear, and we are now about to be 1 r rdrrrted At the turrrrng of the road, all the more are use frateful for the firm and steadv step rshrelr has paeed us alone the was As a mark of our wfratrtude, therefore, we dedr 1 rte our learlroolc to hrrrr Por, as lorrfr as we shall rerrrerrrber Low ola, the nrolder of leaders, we shall rcrrrerrrber Father Blee, a leader amonf' leaders 4.5 1 Memor um REVEREND DAVID J FITZGERALD, S J Born September 6, 1903 Entered the Soctely September 7, 1922 Dted Aprll 30, 1950 R I P Such an unadorned ep1t'1ph marks the final ealthlv home of Father Fltz gerald Hls grawe takes for ranted that the full trlbute of reverence and rateful love ls wrltten ln the hearts of all of us who called hun Father Hls Jesult brothers lllS fellow teachers lus students, members of the Mothers Club fathers of Lovola bovs raduates, all of us knew that a manlv frlend and a holy prlest had been taken from ou1 nud I Our sense of CIIIPIIIICSS at hlS sudden passln has been filled Vkltll the lcahzatlon that hls Master s welcome was dn lnely mann and rateful Llnes often spoken at the dawn of a young., mans lTI'lCSlllO0d mav be fittmbly paraphrased at the eaxth sunset of Flthet Fltzbcralds eternal IJFILSI hood lzve ln the mzflst o the uorlrl uzthout zushzng, :ts plrasures be a mambfr o eaeh flllllly gmt bclonzgzng to none share all su frlngs to puzrtrate all secrets heal all uounds to 50 rom nun to fod and o lf Hun their prayers o return rom Cod to nun to brmgf, pardon and hope have a heart 0 rc or chant, and a heart o bron e or chastzty teaeh and to pardon console anal to bless aluays Wltat an exalted ltff My God and non th: ,glory o tt IS yours oreuer O prtest o Jesus Chrtsl . . . . - . . - . . . . ,- . . . . . L Y ' ' ' v fy 2 ' - ' :- , - Y -N - - ' as vs 3 . . . . . , 1 so ' 1 . . v g V ' J ' S. L . . U 7. 1 . . ,i U 1- '1' 1 - gr' U . ' 1 . v - 1 y- 1- ' . 1 l 1r ' ' ' N i ' ' fr , If - I To , , , f , . . ., , 3 ,S To , x 1 fs - f ' fx 1 1' r 5 To Q H: l rs? 1 1 x 2 2 -, . . To z v 5 p 1' Q I H, 1 f g T I 1 ' , . 5 To -e f fnff 1ff'1f 'Q To V . s , , . ,g . 1 . . , , , . . . , , , . s 9 9 1 ,f ,f 5 I. The times in which we live require that we give special attention to the education and development of those few individuals upon whom we depend for leadership. We par- ticularly need spiritual leaders, a handful of men and women who live at the height of the Christian Gospel in all its concrete fullness. They are needed as the leaven in the mass, as lights amid the darkness, as strong cities set upon hills. Thomas E. Murray VERY REVEREND ANTHONY J. ZEITS, SJ. ' President ms l en In the short eight months since he has returned to Loyola, Rev. Anthony .l. Zeits, S..l. has won its love and respect. From the first day we were introduced to him, we knew that his formidable frame contained a kindly heart, and that in the new Rector we had gained a true friend. Loyola yearhooks of ten years ago tell us that Mr. Zeits was a teaching scholastic at Blakeficld, Moderator of Athletics, quite active and well-liked. We are happy to he the first graduating class in the rectorship of this manly priest who has shown such a devoted and unfiagging interest in every Loyola student and every Loyola activity, and who possesses those qualities of leadership and spirituality which serve as a model to each one of us. We fondly trust that he shall remember us as long as we remember him. 4 xr, C OF THE PRESIDE +2-'irimfitlisxya-.-.-Av......... . . . LOYOLA HIGH SCHOOL BLAKEHELD TowsoN 4 MARYLAND June 12, 1955 Dear Graduates of Loyola: Congratulations and well done. You have been leaders in the classroom, in the field of athletics, in dramatios, in debating, in Student Publications, in all the varied activities which comprise a Jesuit education. Your leadership and example have engendered a distinguished quality in the school year 1954-1955 --- a greater and more vital school spirit. You are graduates to whom we willingly entrust the name 'Loyola Alumnus. As you leave us we begin to expand our facilities, another step to a greater Loyola. It is my hope and prayer that the greater number of students we admit in the future will possess those qualities in which, in you, we take so much pride. God bless you all during the years to come. Nay He grant you success in your life and a large measure of happiness, and may your love and devotion to Christ our Lord and His Blessed Mother deepen and grow stronger through the years. Sincerely in Christ our Lord, Anthony J2 mid, ' President REV. DAVID NUGENT, SJ. Admlnzstrator 'muy airy, No government by a democ- racy or a numerous aristoc- racy, either in its political acts or in the opinions, qual- ities, and tone of mind which it fosters, ever did or could rise above mediocrity, except lnso ar as the sovereign many haze let themselves be guided by the counsels and in uence o a more highly gifted and instructed One or Few John Stuart Mlll Close co operation between the Student Counsellor and the Prefect of Disclp lme achieves a happier student life REV WILLIAM F GRAHAM SJ Student Counsellor, Religion REV BERNARD G FILMYER SJ Prefect of Discipline Distinguished Service 991 HG' REV JOSEPH M KELLEY SJ Physics ny good teacher mls his major satrs actlon ln he growth of the taught , Wllllam W Biddle aww JY' af, f MR JOHN F McANDREW History We wish to pay Sp6C13l trlbute to three men whose teachmg davs at I ovola have now reached the total of one hundred des oted wears As have so manv students before us we have come to know and admlre Rev Joseph M lxellev SJ M1 Gcor 0 E Hclfrxch and Mr John F Mr'Andrexs 1n all tllelr varled and gen erous work for our ood IH the classroom and laboratory 1n the confesslonal, on the baseball dlamond, ln the treasurer s office and, yes even IH the domaln of the Prefect of Dlsclplme From the most recent of three and a half decades of graduatmg classes to the l1Vll'lg em bodlment of the Splflt wluch has been Lovola Congratulatlonsl 'Wav your future teachlng vears be as happv and frultful as those wluch have benefitted us' ,.... ig AQ - MR GEORGE E HELFRICH Mathematics Treasurer . A , : x X 5 O , I ll . HA in . . . I . . t A . , . . n . 1 1 v ' - l 7 52512-yin iii ,Er l- fs'- - - - - ' - J - , , 1 Wa r 1 , . ., '. g, . ' , . W 9 . V 9 9 .W L, . . - . I . '- . 9 ' tn MR LEON A JASTER, SJ if R 1 MR DANIELJ McTAGUE, SJ Latin, Greek Elocution MR DOMINIC W MARLCA SJ Latin French uf, MR. NEIL P. ML-LAUCHLIN, SJ. Physics, Mathematics MR. DAVID A. KENNEDY English, Registrar Latin Engllsh MR JAMES A 0'BRIEN SJ Latin Creek Down the road lowarrls another day f derlu ated spruce go Lovola s third year regents Messrs Sun mons U a r u c a MLTague and Comev b in-rr' MR GEORGE D PANTLE SJ German REV WILLIAM .I RUPPENTHAL, SJ Rehgzon Chemistry FA UULTY M Kennedy has pleasant tzdrngs r for senior teachers Mr luster Mr Pantle and Mr OBrien n one,s b a leader of men, one must tur To e U J. K. Huysman back on men. MR WILLIAM M KING SJ MR PAUL L CIOFFI SJ Latm English Latm Engllsh French '24 i vf is MR JOSEPH F SIMMONS SJ MR ALBERT H JENEMANN SJ Latm English Mathematics Messrs. Costello, Capoferri, Bradley and Stack investigate Mr. McAu- 1lrew's text for the answer to their history problem. MR. DANIEL E. CAVANAUGH, SJ. Latin, English REV. DAVID J. FITZGERALD, S Latin, Religion MR. JOSEPH A. DIAMOND, SJ. Biology, English MR. LAWRENCE E. COMEY, SJ Mathematics FA UULTY MR. CHARLES P. COSTELLO, SJ. Latin, English, History .J. REV. DANIEL F. LAWLER, S.J. Latin, English, Religion L 75 495 lM 'lf MR JOHN5 FWMY Rrv DANILI J MQGUIRE SJ Lalln English Religion I SJ I' lush l'locul10n MR JOSEPH A CAPOFERR latin, ng REV IOIIN F QIIERIDAN GJ on English History, Elocutlon Inlln Rellglon English Elocutl MR RAYMOND J BRADLEY, S J History ,uv 7915 1:17 .4 yy., MR. EDWARD J. HARCADEN Mathematics, Athletic D ireclor The Science Department gathered M L h in the chemistry lab Mr c aug lm Fr Kelley Fr Ruppenthal Mr Dmmond the Superficial observers may think that popular leader is the one who promises something for nothing-years of vacations u-ith pay, pensions for workers over thirtyg but the future leader who will really cap- ture the imagination of Americans, especially ' a cross on his back? of our youth, will wear Fulton J. Sheen REV GREGO RY C KIFIINE SJ MR EUGENE C STACK MIQS MARX C CREACHAN Mathematics Hg 1 M Somebody s paper meets the appronal of the Fresh man Latln teachers, Mr Fr Sherulan and Fr 1116 Guure C r i m y, Mr. Cavanaugh: BRO WILLIAM A CARRICAN S J 'Be careful bow you live. You may be the only Bible Some people ever read. Anon. Pvc waited a long time for this! Toothpick anyone? This If ea will raise our Spirit Cup total. The years will slip by and cast shadows of oblivion over our school days at Loyola, however, we will not easily forget . . . 4A's Gridiron Greatsii, Foard, Jeppi, and Kauffman . . . Farrell, football manager par excel- lence . . . the now you see them, now you don't hoys, Lonczynski and bipes . . . Monsieur Quinn fwith a nasal! . . . Yeakle and Jones, 4A's Mutt and .leffn . . . our class financier, Two Cunv Charlie Krysiak . . . Cofl'man's speedy scooter . . . Gralley and Price, part- ners ini . . . George Kreiner, pilot's license pend- ing . . . the Pikesville wizards, Madey and Serio . . . our human pretzel, Lanny Seymour . . . ,loc Scanlan's Just donit panicw . . . Kenny and Gegner, spirit spark- plugs of class projects . . . Derickson's sound effects . . . Cunco and Fleischman, mute men . . . Piet's uh- uh-it's right on the tip of my tongue, Misteri' . . . our intramural stalwarts, Burch and Schap . . . Govatos -the Colden Creek . . . how Ryan just rested his eyes . . . the way Wilkinson's face could change to scarlet in seconds . . . Mike Kelly, The Kodak Kidn . . . Prevost, our carrot-topped pianist. This is our class and the men who make it up-these men we can never forget! 4-B 4-B-Mayhe just an impersonal sign over a doorway of a Senior Section, hut to those who are a part of it, 4B will always recall to mind . . . our headlc-president, Giangrandi, class's top mwtinecr . . . Flynn, A speech? -Phil will give it . . . Rush, our secretary, 9 SG '6Get these names, Stash' . . Clauticc's Will you guys ever pay your dues?,' . . . Walzog's To the woodsli' . . . Villa and Victor, the Belvedere Buddies . . . Santoni, 'GAsk Pete, hc knows . . . Rosenthal, dependability in action . . . Reddy, I can't say 'pix- ture', my tooth is missingw . . . 0'Leary, collector of GC rare manuscripts . . . Callanan's errrrr-well-errrrr 'wr Nt H UPS Bonjour, Monsieur Dick Tracy. Jumbo have a loothache? Tinker toys, Inc. . . . Moore and 0'Brien, catch the 12:30 comet to the 4D German class . . . lVlcGinn- Absent thunting lionsj . . . Mataosky-Ml don't have any room, too many hooksg' . . . Lutts, eats more in class than out . . . McGuire, Got something to say, Mac?', . . . Spillane, our engineer with all the pulleys . . . Ayd, On your feet, ,litterbugw . . . Haus, the preaching evangelist . . . Greene, 4B's gift to All-Maryland fame . . . Dohrzy- kowski, who speaks a language all his own . . . Corri- gan's lim not proud . . . Baker's Close that curtain . . . McGovern, S'Cot room in the car tonight, Mac?i' . . . Blair, Lightning Ed . . . Scanlan, Wake up, Tomi' . . . Bucherri and Hurley, the inseparable '4Dig-out duo . . . Coreoran's 6'Buzzzzz', . . . Armstrong's 6'Wl1ere,s the party?,' . . . Dohler, Hey, Dohl, let's see your tie today. Yes, these are the persons who compose our sec- tion, to each other we owe many delightful hours. Thanks, men, for all the memories. Taylor can'! take it. , A H. lwvf Who's laughing at whom? Wishful thinking. I sing of the memories of men who first from the granunar schools of Baltimore came to the halls of Loyola, anal left their indelible marks . . . Robinson, mechanic on duty 21- hours . . . modern day Ciccros- Vfaldman and Ross . . . llartman's lf you goof, then smile., . . . Preis, living in regions not yet chartered . . . Zamecki, doorman, There l11ust he a joke here some- where . . . Taylor, quickest wit on the campus . . . Peters, stalwart varsity hoopster . . . Reese and Law, 4C's Brando and Pa Kettle . . . Schoberg, man with a big camera and a bigger smile . . . Liberatore, executive type, Nice to have you with us, Sam . . . Prendergast, class's contribution to thc tower club . . . Kennedy, mechanical genius who tried to invent a robot to take the place of a student . . . Ycep-Lane, in charge of class project-supplies . . . class byword, Kohler did it . . . Conway's C.an't we get this Latin test called ofl?,' . . . Pijanowski, possessor of all musical talent in the class . . . Bocrst-hcl's Anything bothering you guys?', . . . Doyle, big help on all projects . . . Kaminski, Loyola's youngest graduate at age 15 . . . Pleines, delegate from Highlandtown . . . liyper, our gentleman with a briefcase . . . Tyler, wants wall taken out for picture window . . . U'Connor, chairman of committee to think up impossible questions to trick teachers . . . Bollinger- The Quiet Man . . . Phillips, most thorough translator in class . . . Jcndrck's Listcnl And they call those things mufflcrs? Thoughts of these men and their antics will always brighten our lives with happy memories. 4-D When in future years we shall look back at our schooldays at Loyola, the most vivid memory will be that of our classmates . . . Bagliani, the wheels for the school bell . . . Dorn, forever arguing that Baltimore is a suburb of Highlandtown . . . Petersam, Hayden, Dorosz, and Hecht, the inseparable foursome . . . May and Ruppel, 4D's claim to sports' fame . . . Touhey, Der Feuhrer -mastermind of unique football card tricks . . . Wiolski, pint-size dynamo of the huge hoop- sters . . . McLaughlin, sentenced to the tower for a year - , g gm At least Father knows the answer To make a long story longer . . . iii . Most enjoyable class on our schedule. . . . Hooper's Anybody got some potato chips? . . . Jim Kelly, our smiling Irish scribe . . . Hirsch, the diehard Tory . . . Delclos- Whats the right answer, .loe?', . . . Parkerson, owner of the reddest ear in town and Schenning, owner of thc reddest hair in town . . . U7Malley's I don't get this stuff, Mister . . . Karp's What Physics' notebook? . . . Carreis, on a word diet . . . Evans, sure to be Loyola's first mad scientist . . . Bongardt, the boy with the poignant name . . . Uppelt, class treasurer - Where did you get that new tie, Johnfw . . . Bartolomeo-always arguing with his pal, Willie Kneval . . . Taymans, ML Velvet Voicei' . . . V'ernecke, who can,t think without his hands in his pockets. . . the mistake of the year, putting Donohue and his soap-box next to another shy, retiring citizen, Byrnes . . . Vana, who has to take off time from school to fix his car . . . Arnold's Gee, Mister, I had to work on the Blue and Coldlv To us, these men will always symbolize Loyola, and will remain foremost in our minds. 4 , 1 Iris, Bern 'few What you ar thunders so loud I cant hear what you say Ralph Waldo Emerson PAUL .I AYD 1935 E. Monument St. 155 OR 5-3853 K.B S. 12 3 4' Class Athletics 1 2 3 4. WILLIAM M BAGLIANI 3808 Greenway U85 TU 9-1916 Yearbook' Dramatics 4' Deutscher Verein' Radio Club 1' Booster' 4' C.S.M.C. 3' Legion of Decency 23' Varsity Hockey 34' J.V. Hockey 12' Class Athletics 1 2 3 4 'Us BERNARD F ARMSTRONG 402 Dunkirk Rd 1123 VA 3 8003 Yearbook Le Lercle Francais Camera Club 1 Senior Dance Committee Boosters 12 3 4 K B S 1 2 3 4 Class Athletics 1 2 3 4 PHILIP F ARNOLD 6004 Clear Spring Rd 4123 ID 5 9326 Active Sodallst Yearbook Blue 81 Cold 2 34 Edu tor 4 Dramatncs 234 Deutscher Verem Senior Dance Committee Boosters 3 4 K B S 1 2 3 4 C S M C 2 3 4 President 4 Legion of Decency 2 3 4 Class Athletics 1 2 3 4 Student Council 4 B1 QS Yglgpx Paul .1 RICHARD BARTOLOMEO 1333 Gorsuch Ave H35 BE 59010 Yearbook Deutscher Verem Senior Dance Com mlttee Booters234 KBS1234 CSMC 31 Leglon of Decency 2 Class Athletus 12 3 4 EDWARD J BLAIR 623 Charles St Ave Q41 VA 30500 Dr'1m1t1cs 4 Le Cercle Franqyus KBS 1234 LSMC 4 Legion of Decency 12 34 Class Athle tics 1234 -as Dick wiht n-ff.,'Q 'Qu' X :ft- Paul sara YA 'Ns Frank A PAUL BOERSCHEL 3402 Dudley Ave 1135 BR 6 7994 Yearbook Deutscher Verem Semor Dance Com tt Student Councll 4 Class Officer 4 Boosters ml ee 34 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 4 C S M C 1 2 3 4 Swlmmmg Team 2 Class Athletlcs 1 2 3 4 .1 FRANCIS BOLLINGER 46 E Lake Ave 1121 ID 5 8458 Deutscher Verem K B S 12 3 4 C S M C 4 Class Athletics 1 2 3 4 Yearbook 5 I Y w 3 4 I U 's S 1 9 1 W Q? 9 , Q . . - 'A I --I: tg ...,,,g W .- - - - Z v , 1 3 ' 7 1 5 ' L Q Q QE 4 rg I . 'A' nf- Z Qual Q N ' 3 ev' rj i, , ' X I ' 1' I f' 2 . 1 T? , il fri, 'H fs: so 4 4 X X 'fl - v 5. ..,..,, Ki t EQ t ' .M ' K A I I : K L if Y l. at' , I 6 fi rn 5 Ed 1- Q 51 F3 . as at In ., ' 2 0 3 ' 2 ' ' 3 ' 9 Q : a 3 a D 3 5 ' ' ' 3 7 7 S 3 4.5. 4 x R N 1 3 7 ' Q-. Q ' '19 . - ' Ki ' ' g . . . , , , 3 . . . . 3 A 9 1 1 5 ' Y wg ' -A , 1 Leade rship is the art of getting somebod else 3' In to do something you want done because he wants to do 'c ,' ' 1 . Dwight D. Eisenhower 'i M :ke I im JAMES E BONGARDT yApts C181 TU 9 0452 Active Sodallst Yearbook Blue 81 Cold 3 4 D h 34th and N Charles St Greenwa euts Tom Bt c er Verem Semor Dance Commlttee Boosters 2 34 KB S 1234 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 4 C S M C 2 3 4 Leglon of Decency 2 3 4 Presldent 4 JV Football 2 Freshman Football Golf Team 3 4 Class Athletics 1,2 3 4 MICHAEL A BUCCHERI 2805 Northern Pky U41 CL 4 8050 Semor Dance Committee K B S 1 2 3 4 .I V Foot ball 2 Class Athletics 12 3 4 F THOMPSON BURCH 607 Morrzs Ave fLuthervtlle2 VA 5 3823 Le Cercle Francais Semor Dance Committee K B S 1 2 3 4 Class Athleucs 12 3 4 WILLIAM J BYRNES JR 528 E Arlmgton Ave 1121 BE 5 7697 ActneSodal1st Yearbook Dramat1cs4 Deutscher Verem Semor Dance Comm tt Leglon of Decency 2 3 4 .IV Football 2 Freshman Football Class Atll letlcs 1 2 3 4 'Sv tm. Q ti 1 i S 5-me I ,M I 1 Q .. A '1 r . +A. ' VI . q I 'wil ' U 'z 4 ,: - 'U Z 3 a 15 - -- +113 9 3 -- - - vs? ss s 3 - - 5 3 77 77' . ' ' : ,,,g .. - - 5 ,,,- I . . . 1 3 3 ' 77,7 777' . , . 'z z ' 4 3 ieeg Boosters 3,43 K.B.S. 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 3,43 ' , ,S - - 9 3 ' 777' I ,f Q ,V 4 3 we , ' ? Q if 2 A - Qt ' ' I 9 5 JUN FERARD .1 CALLANAN 5505 Springlnke Way 4121 ID 5-7450 Drlmatics 4' Le Cercle Fran 'lis' Boosters 34' KBS. 12 3 4' C.S.M.C. 3 4' Class Athletics 12 3,4. WILLIAM C CLAUTICE 326 E Unuerszty Pky U81 TU 90267 Artne Qodallst Debating 1234 Yearbook Blue 31 Gold 4 Drlmltlcs 2 3 4 Le Cercle Franmials Pres ldent 4 Senior Dance Committee student Council 4 Cl Officer 4 Boosters 1234 President 4 KBQ 1234 CQMC 34 Leglonof Decenc'y12 34 JV Football 2 Freshman Footbflll Varsity Hockey 4 JY Hockey 3 Class Athletics 1 2 34 WILLIAM R COFFMAN 615 Henry Ave f6J BLVD 306M K B S 1 2 3 4 Class Athlet1cs12 3 4 J LAWRENCE CONWAY 1620 E 28th St 1185 CH 3 3478 Yearbook' Dramatics 4' Deutscher Yerein' Radio Club 2' Boosters 4' K.B.S. 1234' Class Athletics 1 2 3 4. Bi 'Tl Jerry Bill Larry . 5 v. malaria J. THOMAS CORCORAN 2816 N. Calvert St. 1187 CH 3-6513 Yearbook: Senior Dance Committee K B ' ul il 'URW J Tom ANDREW A CUNEO 2007 E. Monument St Q51 . BR 6-7133 Active Sodalist' Le Cercle Francais' K.B.S. 1234' Promoter, League of the S sacred Heart 2' Legion of Decency 4' Class Athletics 1234. JOSEPH V DELCLOS 1513 Tunlaw Rd. C181 BE 5-9218 Active Sodalist Prefect 4' Debating 1234' Year- book- Deutscher Verein' Student Council 14' Class Officer 1' KBS 1234 . . . , , - Legion of Decency 4' Class Gold Medal 2 3' Class Athletics 12 3 4. F 'Maw 3 . .S.1,2,3,4, Varsity Basketball 3g J.V. Basketball 1,23 Varsity Baseball 43 J.V. Baseball 2,33 Class Athletics l,2,3,4. WILLIAM P CORRIGAN 432 E Fort Ave i301 LE 98393 K B S 12 3 4 Legion of Decency 12 3 4 Varsity Baseball 3 4 J V Baseball 2 Class Athletics 1 2 3 4 51 Y- 1 Lefty rw'-X b Yrs.. 08 Andy E Jar Qi' Aff y 5 nf' ff' RICHARD B DERICKSON 906 E Belvedere Ave 1121 ID 5 8639 Rifle Team 3 Class Athletics 34 E DANIEL DOBRZYKOWSKI 236 S Washington St f31l PE 29310 K B S 12 3 4 Varslty Baseball 3 4 Class Athletics 1234 Duck s 5 wait QQ 'lm'- Darby 'fl 141 -5 Sam Gary 'fha new Amerwan longs or an opportumty to sa ce selfish mterests ln a worthy cause Once leaders ance who are themselves wzllmg vlctlms ln a sacn ce for the best we know, we shall have good umes or everyone Fulton J Sheen D CARY DOHLER 6014 Burgess Ave 1143 HA 68752 Varslty Football 34 Freshman Football Freshman Basketball Varsny Baseball 34 JV Baseball 2 K B S 12 3 4 Llass Athletics 12 3 4 SALVATORE R DONOHUE 12 Charlcote Place 4187 BE 51202 Actne Sodallst Dehatmg 1 2 Yearbook Deutscher Verem Presndent 4 Senior Dance Committee Glee Club 1 Boosters 12 3 4 K B S 12 3 4 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 4 Class Athletics 1 2 3 4 . 3 ' , l A I K , iw . i . . LIP A ' ' ' 9 7 1 9 a 3 W A ' 3 3 9 ' ' V N , 5 Y Nun ,' 1 . Nl r - H ' P' C W. . ' -1 . 1 ' ,. 1 l La K N 4 ' I 'I , 1 ' .,-- 15 me-41 A 7 A A ,M ' 4 A Q X ... . . 1 .I N .K . i 1, K 7 V N , Q I it ,A Q.. . , A A ef 1 2 f fx V r Ji! H I ' t . 18 Q 4 , . if - MX Q ' -.W Ch, Q L offs X51 6 at 7352+ f -giiig A ' A. v ' -' , ' L, 1 S- . . .455 4523. 52 .' ,' . fi J . ' :ll 9, . . ' 4 4 : ' 3 a Z - - 3 ' ' ' 5 9 5 S 5 1 5 ' , ' I I 7 ' 9 9 9 9 A ' , , ' z : D : , . , 4 - - - , , , 2 , , fl 5 3 9 S 7 ' Some of the most admirable figures of democ- racy's younger years have been those who called for liberty or death in the face of some tyranny which deserved defiance. Wfilliam W. Biddle off' Lee Tony ANTHONY J. DORN 1005 S. Bouldin St.- 1241 PE 2-6016 Active Sodalistg Yearbook5 Deutscher Verein5 Sen- ior Dance Committee: Class Officer 2.35 Boosters 3,45 Cheerleader 45 K.B.S. 1.2,3,45 C.S.M.C. 3,45 Legion of Decency 1.2,3,45 Freshman Foothall5 Swimming Team 1,25 Class Athletics 1,2,3,4. LEON C. DOROSZ, JR. 51-06 Fair Oaks Ave. i141 CL 4-3121 Deutscher Vereing Class Officer 15 K.B.S. 1,2,3,45 Legion of Decency 25 Bowling Team 35 Class Ath- letics 1.,2,3,4. ROBERT L. DOYLE 156 Burnwood Rd. i125 CL 4-3821 Dramatics 45 Deutscher Vereing Promoter, League of the Sacred Heart 2,35 K.B.S. 1,2,3,l5 Class Athle- tics 1,2,3,4. CUSTAVUS W. EVANS 814 E. Ioppn Rd. K45 Deutscher Verein5 Senior Dance Com Officer 35 K.B.S. 1.2.3,-15 Varsity Ho Hockey 1,2,35 Class Athletics 1,2,3,-4. 'fiss- X . 'ac I Tom Gus T7h VA 3-1087 mitteeg Class ckey 45 .1.V. W., tw' 'YVK Ei I CARL J. FLEISCHMAN 3411 Shannon Dr. 1131 PE 2-3301 Le Cercle Francaisg Radio Club 33 Promoter, League of the Sacred Heart 2,33 Legion of Decency 33 Rifle Team li Class Athletics 1,2,3,4. PHILIP D. FLYNN 203 Taplow Rd. f12l TU 9-6375 Debating 1,2,3,43 Yearbookg Blue 81 Cold 2,3,43 Dramatics 3,43 Senior Dance Committeeg Class Offi- cer 1,2,43 Clee Club 13 Boosters 1,2,3,43 Cheer- leader 1.2.3,43 C.S.M.C. 3,43 Legion of Decency 2,3,43 K.B.S. 1,2,3,43 Elocution Silver Medal 23 De- bating Cold Medal 3g President of the Catholic De- bating League 43 Class Athletics 1,2,3,4. 4 EDWARD F. FARRELL 500 Groom Dr. f4J VA 3-1829 Senior Dance Committee3 Boosters 33 K.B.S. 1,2, 3,43 Promoter, League of the Sacred Heart 23 Legion of Decency 1,2,3,43 .I.V. Basketball 23 Freshman Bas- ketball3 Manager of Football 43 Class Athletics 1,2, 3,4. Carl WILLIAM E. FOARD 3206 Dudley Ave. 1137 BR 6-3816 Active Sodalistg Yearbookg Senior Dance Commit- teeg Student Council 43 Class Oflicer 3,43 Boosters 3,43 K.B.S. 1,2,3,43 Promoter, League of the Sacred Heart 2,3,43 C.S.M.C. 3,43 Legion of Decency 43 Varsity Football 3,43 J.V. Football 2g Freshman Footballg Class Athletics 1,2,3,4.' Phil Bi A. WAYNE GARREIS 400 E. Seward Ave. C255 PR 6023 Deutscher Vereing Glee Club lg K.B.S. 1,2,3,4g Class Athletics 1,2,3,4. WH ROY GEGNER 4803 Coleherne Rd. f29l L0 6-1343 Yearbookg Blue 81 Gold 35 Senior Dance Commit- teeg Student Council 33 Class Officer 33 Boosters 1, 2,3,4g K.B.S. l,2,3,4g Legion of Decency 4g Rifle Team 1,2,3g Class Athletics 1,2,3,4. Wayne Roy ROBERT B. GIANGRANDI 3209 Alameda Blvd. H85 BE 5-1544 Yearhookg Blue Sr Gold 3,43 Le Cercle Franqaisg Senior Dance Committeeg Student Council 4g Class Officer 1,43 Boosters 3,43 K.B.S. 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.G. 33 Legion of Decency 1,2,3,4g J.V. Football 23 Glass Athletics 1,2,3,4. GEORGE P. GOVATOS 5418 St. Albans Way' 1123 ID 5-7548 Yearhookg Le Cercle Francnisg Senior Dance Com- milteeg Class Officer 1,23 lZ.B.S. 1,2.3,4g Promoter, League of the Sacred Heart l,2,3g Rifle Team lg Class Athletics 1,2,3,4. George ,-.f it i l X 5 Bob 'Ui E 5 f CHARLES E CRALLEY 1805 Cromwood Rd 1341 VA 5 0561 K B S 12 3 4 .l V Football 2 Freshman football JV Baseball 1 Class Athletlcs 1234 THOMAS W GREENE 113 Church Lane CBD HU 64599 K B S 12 3 4 Varslty Football 12 3 4 Varslty Bas ketball 3 4 Tennis Team 3 4 Class Athletics 12 3 4 ye Buck Tom NH. if CL, bg 1 Bert .44 Woe to the age that has lost :ts leader woe to e at that has lost I8 oarsman Babylonian Talmud, Baba Kama WILLIAM S HARTMAN 27 N Luzerne Ave 1241 OR 55441 K B S 1 2 3 4 Freshman Basketball Varsity Base ball 3 4 J V Baseball 2 Class Athletics 12 3 4 .I GILBERT HAUS .IR 107 E Belvedere Ave U29 ID 59672 Class Officer 3 KBS 1234 Legion of Decency 23 Varslty Football 234 JV Football 1 JV Basketball 2 Freshman Basketball Varsxty Baseball 2 3 4 J V Baseball 1 Class Athletlcs 1 2 3 4 49' Ra.. Q? Lib will f-X. I Larry Ben BENJAMIN S HAYDEN III 229 Sudbrook Lane f8J HU 6 3959 Actne Sodqllt Debating 23 Deutscher Verem Clee Club 1 Ix B 5 12 3 4 Class Athletics 12 3 4 LAWRENCE B HECHT 5106 Iorh Rmen H1111 4123 ID 31512 Deutscher X exem K B S 12 3 4 Leglon of Decency 2 Cla s Athletlts 12 3 4 RICHARD H HIRSCH 19 Olerhzll Rd 1285 RI 76047 Actne qodallst Debating 2 34 Blue 81 Cold 234 Deut cher Yereln Xefnrbook K B S 12 3 4 Pro moter League of the gacred Heart 3 Class Cold Medal 2 President of the Baltlmore Sodallty Union 4 Lluss Athletics 12 3 4 TIMOTHY .I HOOPER 5203 St Albans Way 1121 TU 93159 Actne Qodallst Debating 234 Yearbook Blue 8 Cold 34 Dramatlcs 2 3 4 Deutscher Werem bemor Dance Committee Boosters 3 4 K B 5 l 2 3 4 I eglon of Decency 2 3 4 C S M C 3 4 Dramatlu Cold Medal 2 Class Athletics 12 34 A leader struggles or or towards perfectzon Anon W 1 Jignfe. if P G :- il 5 5 'Q' 2? 'UK KY 3 . 'I Nap, any .sd-:B x.:bf-WM 'QE Q JOHN C. JENDREK 5424 Remmell Ave. f6J HA 6-4677 Deutscher Vereing K.B.S. 1,2,3,4g Class Athletics 1,2,3,4. JOHN C. JEPPI 522 Overdale Rd. C293 WI 5-0185 Yearbook: Senior Dance Committeeg Boosters 4g K.B.S. l,2,3,4-Q Promoter, League of the Sacred Heart 25 Legion of Decency 3,13 Varsity Football 3,45 Class Athletics l,2,3,4. RAYMOND R. JONES 314 Uplfuul Rd. 18D HU Tr 6-7461 Yearbook: Dramatics 3,-lg Le Cercle Fralncuisg C eo. Club lg K.B.s. 1,2.3,4g cn... Athletic-S 1,23,'L EARLE P. HURLEY 2504 Gibbons Ave. 114-J HA 6-2504 K.B.S. l,2,3,4g Freshman Bnskethallg Class Athletics l,2,3,4. Jen Wi, Lv 49 X in Bud John '-'m Ray iq an PAUL F. KAMINSKI 3130 0'Donnell SI 1241 PE 2 55 . - 25 Yearbookg Dramatics 4g Deutscher Vereing Boosters 4: K.B ' ' A ' .b. l.2.3.1, Promoter, League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3g Legion of Decency 2,3,4g Class Athletics 1,2,3,4. EDWARD L. KAR? 1411 Howleys Lane 163 EA 7-7073 Deutscher Yereing K.B.S. 1,2.3,4g Legion of Decency 1,2.3q Varsity Football 3g .IV Football 12' Cl . . ass Athletics 12 3 4 Paul CHARLES E KAUFFMAN 2012 Norihbourne Rd 114D LL 49231 Boosters 4 ls B b 12 3 4 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 3 .1 Y Football 2 Fre h 1 b man oot 111 Varsity Football 4 Class Athletus 1234 JAMES E KELLY 504 Cedarcroft Rd 4121 ID 5 8428 Actlve Sodallt Yearbook Deutscher Yereln Sen lor Dance Committee Cla Omcer 3 4 Boosters 1234 KBSI254 CgMf 4 Leglonofllecemy 12 3 4 Freshm ln Football Class Athletus 12 3 1 Q! ggi! I if Ill! 4 Bud MICHAEL J KELLY 1339 Mendene Dr 1127 ID 3 0387 Yearbook Blue 81 Gold 234 Camera Club 234 Presxdent 4 Senlor Dance Committee Boosters 2 K B S 12 3 4 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 3 JV Football 3 Freshman Football Class Ath letlcs 1 2 3 4 EDWARD ,I KENNEDY 5310 Mzdwood Ave U21 1D 3 2911 Deutscher Verem Senlor Dance Committee JV Football 1 Freshman Basketball Swlmmmg Team 3 Golf Team 1 2 3 4 Class Athletics 12 3 4 ds 7 Mike D11 'T 'QP xi iw-4' X-.. Jack Willie A good leader makes a good compam z f 3 : ' 3 ' ' ' als a l 9 3 - - 3 ' 3 ' V 4 9 9 5 ' K ' 2 ' 3 ' , ' 3 . . V ' 9 4 ' ' 5 s 1 1 3 ' , , , . ,C o Y e f of fn' 7' 'S' - gif! A C A ff X as l , K ' 1 T , 7 S I - -, I 1 f 4 J A A 7 4 N A + Q A I 3 pm 31 6 L F .'-12 .23 . '- 5-1 .. A 4 - as 'st 71-1-ff at 2 17 'R r ' W of 7 K . 0 34 , 'KM ' V A x 5 is I 'Q . X ,RF 9 Ed lwc ...W , . 5 cc -ones so - as ' , 9 9 ' , 4 ' 5? Z 1 3 ,S ' ' - a 9 a 3 H s 9 v - ' 's 7 ' . ' .4 ' . f . . 3 3 ' g ' . - 3 3 ' 'sei ---,vel V . . . , 3 ' 5 , 3 U 1 ' 7 gl Erasmus Adagta JOHN .I KENNY 1417 Rwersule Ave C301 Debatmg 34 Yearbook Dramatlcs 34 Le Cercle Franc IS Semor Dance Committee Boosters 14 K B 12 3 4 Class Athletics 12 3 4 WILLIAM .I KNEVAL 3531 Alameda Circle HS! BE 5 7253 Yearbook Deutscher Vereln Semor Dance Com mittee Clee Club 1 Boosters 2 3 4 K B S 12 3 4 CSMC 34 Legion of Decency 2 Class Athletlcs 1 2 3 4 -1 George Chuck CHARLES R KOHLER Tzmonzum Rd f41 VA 3 4371 Yearbook Dramaucs 4 Deutscher Y ereln Camerl C1 ub 12 Radio Club3 Glee Club 1 RBS 1234 Class Athletlcs 1 2 3 4 GEORGE E KREINER 2843 Edgecombe Circle South 1151 LI 2 0939 Le Cercle 1'r'mca1s Student Council 123 Cla s Offi cer 12 3 K B S 12 3 4 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 2 Class Cold Medal 1 Warslty Foot ball 3 Class Athletics 12 3 4 CHARLES J KRYSIAK 322 S Patterson Park Ate 4311 PE 2 4135 Yearbook Le Cercle Francais Senior Dance Com mittee Class Uflicer 4 B S 12 3 4 Promoter League of the Sacred Hea t 4 r Legxon of Decency 12 3 4 Class Athletics 12 3 4 FREDERICK T KYPER JR 827 Park Ave Q15 Deutscher Vereln K B S 1 2 3 4 Class Athletlcs 1 2 3 4 R 'The leader directs a mator manipulates nd educates, while the do W Anon Churlze if Fred 'lrgw 'stats wil? M 1 GUY' flu. 'S 1.111 li' 1 RICHARD M LANE Forest H111 Jdlretl ulle 3173 lleu11her Y1r1111 Sfnmr D1n1f' tllllllllllltt N111 nt lnunul 1 0Hi11r l I11111111t1r It lgll tht 5111111 H1111 1 lllll B-. WUNNE A IAW gi 711111111111111 UI 111 X A 31756 r 1111 llll Il ll H 11111r IJ 11111 1111111111111 1 ll SAMl FI N IIBERATORE N ll 111111 411 5 0 111 111 1 1 1111111 11111 1011111111111 B110 1 1 1 1 1 PATRIKK J IONCZYNSRI 1320 Anrlre SI 1301 IXB5 1 Llli Athlellcs 4 nf Y Dwk WyllllP Sam Pal S5 1113-1 r' 4I WW WW QC7' am only one, but I am one BARRY Mc-LAUCHLIN Most Dependable I cannot do everythmg, but I can do something What I can do I ought to do And what I ought to do by God s grace I will do Anon -dr JUL JOE DELCLOS Most Intellectual BILL FOARD Most Amtable BOB GIANCRANDI Most Practical of - . : Q xe TOM GREENE Best Athlete BILL CLAUTICE Most School Splnt, Unsung Hero JOE TOUHEY Ideal Loyola Student, Most Likely to Succeed wr' Q--Q 35442 BOB WALDMAN Best Wmer SAM DONOHUE Mos' Wmy PHIL FLYNN Best Speaker 1 -' 4 1 I ,, asf M . . . 1 1 . . f . . . ...Q R , W s I IVA nifty VA . i . . 1 ir:--5 f if M l V? ' A 5 G L -, 1, N fk.. 'f.' 1 . in A Q ,kyi . H A n' : lL:. Vh- g to L .. x i' ttf tp 5 g- ' .. 2 ew: I- 4 ' I 4 K, L 1' - lvN..ii .gp:Q X A - .Il ' T: - ' , W l t., t Sr A - 1 an , A 5 X y 'V AJ H X , 5 ills.. -i y' 1 .5 .. Bull 2 0, L- I 41 Bern If a man is negative, apologetic, and timid, he may be a very good craftsman, he may have ability and even characterg but he can never be a leader. Herbert N. Casson WALTER W. McCOVERN 703 Morningside Dr. Q41 VA 3-5189 Yearbookg Dramatics 4g Le Cercle Francaisg Senior Dance Committeeg K.B.S. 1,2,3,4g Rifle Team 13 Class Athletics 1,2,3,-I. MICHAEL I. McCUIRE 3218 Juneau Place f14l HA 6-1792 Active Sodalistg K.B.S. 3,43 Promoter, League of the Sacred Heart 4g Varsity Football 3,43 Class Athletics 3,4. 'hx . WILLIAM A. LUTTS 814 N. Belnord Ave. 151 PE 2-2874 Active Sodalistg K.B.S. 12.3.43 Varsity Football 2,3,4g J.V. Football 13 Class Athletics 1,2,3,4. BERNARD C. McCINN 413 Hopkins Rd. i121 VA 5-2283 Class Oflicer 2g K.B.S. 1,2,3,4g Legion of Decency 3.43 Swimming Team 23 Manager of Baseball 2g Class Athletics l,2,3,4. lain 4',,,,.- Mike -5' A .A Mac BARRY S McLAUCHL1N 306 Alabama Rd 141 VA 3 3305 Active Sodallst Yearbook Co editor 4 Blue 81 Gold 3 4 Deutscher Verem Ctudent Council 4 Class Ollicer 1 2 3 K B S 1 2 3 4 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 3 4 Class Gold Medal 12 3 Fresh man Basketball O Nell Algebra Medal 3 Class Athletics 1 2 3 4 THEODORE E MADEY 212 Oak Ave f8l HU 67972 Debating 1 Yearbook Co editor 4 Dramatics 2 3 4 Le Cercle Frangais Class Officer 4 Glee Club 1 K B S 1 2 3 4 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 4 Legion of Decency 23 Class Cold Medal 3 Class Athletics 1 2 3 4 .ci Barry Ter 'UN 5 F ,5- 7 'N '55 X E 0 I Phil K. EDWIN MAY 434 E. Clement St. 1301 MU 5-1138 Active Sodalistg Yearbook: Deutscher Vereing Sen- ior Dzmce Committeeg Student Council 1,2,3g Class Oliicer 1.2,3,4g K.B.S. 1,2,3,4g Legion of Decency 2.3: Varsity Baseball 2,3,4g J.V. Baseball 15 Class Athletics 1,2,3,4. PHILIP H. MOORE 3700 Grcenmount Ave. 1181 BE 5-9377 Active Sodalistg Yearbookg Deutscher Vereing Sen- ior Dance Committee: Boosters 3,43 K.B.S. 2,3543 Legion of Decency 3,43 .l.V. Football 35 C.S.M.C. 3,43 Class Athletics 2,3. 5 .Q Oakie Obie THOMAS C. 0'BRlEN 178 Dumbarton Rd. U21 VA 3-9560 Dramatics 4g Deutscher Vereing Class Athletics 3. JAMES J. 0'CONNOR 3934 Frisby Sl. U83 HO 7-8029 Deutscher Vereing K.B.S. 1,2,3.4g Varsity Basketball 4: J.V. Basketball 2g Freshman Basketballg Class Athletics 1,2,3,4. RONALD G. 0'LEARY 633 N. Lakewood Ave. f5J EA 7-2266 Yearbookg Blue 81 Cold 43 Le Cercle Frangaisg Sen- ior Dance Committeeg Class Officer lg C.S.M.C. 3,4g Legion of Decency 33 Varsity Football 2,33 J.V. Football lg J.V. Basketball 1,23 Bowling Team 3,43 Varsity Baseball 3,43 J.V. Baseball 2g Class Athletics 1,2,3,4. DENNIS J. 0'MALLEY 5209 Belleville Ave. U7 M0 4-3175 Deutscher Vereing K.B.S. 1,2,3,4:, Class Athletics 1,2,3,4. sg? Q The great majority of people today-especially young people-are ready for the high ascentg it is their leaders who jail them. Fulton J. Sheen ---M.. Qu. 'Q' Ran Denny 1 Qkx A ,ff-rn 3' L91 'Q'- 'Qs-+ DAVID L PARKERSON 5111 N Charles St f101 H0 73089 Blue 81 Cold 4 Dramwtlcs 2 'S 1- Deutsmher Yerem Senior D'lnre Committee K B 5 12 3 1 Class Ath letlcs 1 2 3 4 JOSEPH E PETERS 7103 Bellonrz Ave f12l VA 5 6805 Yewrbook Deut cher Werem Qenlor Dfmce Com mittee Varsltv Blsketlnll 31 JN Blsketball 2 lremhmnn Blalxetball Claus Athletus 1234 JOHN C PETERSAM 7325 Belair R11 f6l Bhd 1263 W lleut :her Ycrem K B S 12 31 legion of Deusnmy 2 Lllsb Athlelu 12 il JOHN A OPPELT 5107 Eugene Ame 461 HA 66709 Active Sodall t Xewrbook Dent Cher Nerem gen lor Danve Committee Student C0llHI'l1 1 Che Of Legion of Decency 4 Bowling Tewm -1 Promoter Leflgue of the blued Heart 2 LL1 5 Mhleucb 12 3 4 08 38 5 Q inf! Q A' ' V .B I 3, ,nu 1- Q' John Dave g 1 Pele atwp 'F ui X0 if I . .- 7 K. ' A . ' - . .. f ' - . P- 7 , , U . . .. , 1 . , if r n . 3 . . . , , ,t 4 ' - i 1 s 1 - X, 2 , s K Q S T . 3 K . x - . 9 ' 3 1 1 1: z ,- 5 . 1. :Q ' Q if 1 1 ' s ' ,lf- . gag l s- 'e ' g . ..'. ,...', 3 . ' Q11. -.3 1.115- 'S : ' - ': S ' ' : K - . . 3 i . : MS . firer 1.2,3,4: Boosters 43 K.B.S. 1.2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 45 ' 4 3 : ' ' - : , 1 1 N ' . 9 ' 5' A 7 1 1 9 - ,, A -7 ,fr 9 Q X . 5 'fx' nf' ,ffl 1 ' Q 'Q Y , ' 0 ls 1. ' ,, .Fr :L k A P . I H I I Q -I. , , S , ' , ft. Quai -1 K K K K gp' . J X 1 . E lt.-n v f QQ., ' , H -- A My 7 1 V 7,':7,fgf ' 'E we f' 1 sf 7 E ' 1 Q 6 9 - 6 X' EX 7 5 'bill We ,E me , ff ef g - rw r - N' , A 12 Q8 s 54 gnu HOWARD S PHILLIPS 3706 Ellerslze Ave U81 BE 5 1737 Deutscher Verem K B S l 2 3 4 Legxon of Decency 34 Bowling Team 234 Varslly Baseball 4 JV Baseball 2 Class Athlellcs 12 3 4 H RICHARD PIET 639 Plymouth Rd 1293 RI 79380 Debating 12 3 4 Senior Dance Committee K B S I 2 3 4 Rifle Team 12 3 Class Athlellcs 12 3 4 QQ f A Sonny Duck 7 1 Mulch W'here the dommator commands, the leader e quests or stzmulates action by pomtmg out a need MITCHELL J PIJANOWSKI 234 S Madelra St 1311 PE 21031 Debating 1 Deutscher Verem Clmera Club 12 Radio Club 2 K B S 1 2 3 4 CI lea Alhlellca 12 3 4 WALTER W PLEINES JR 133 Slreeper St 4243 DI 26982 Boosters 4 K B 9 12 3 4 Leglon of Decency 1 2 Class Athleucs 12 3 4 Anon Wa ! ii! 'Yi X , A m Bbkkk l 1 S Q all Z - - , ',,.' A c.,lll ' , , Q 3 l ' ' 5 . . . I v 1 a 5 I 1 1 I l 5 9 1 - 7 V, NP.. 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' . - ' . 1' ' 3 D ' ' ' 7 9 7 7 7 7 9 1 7 ' FREDERICK C PREIS Ml Isla Rd I'01L 3511 Yearbook Qenlor Dlnte Commnttee Boo ter 1 K B 9 12 3 4 lromoler lelgue of the glared Heart 2 Legion of Decency 1231 Golf Te llll 1 fl: Athletics 12 3 4 NEAL .l PRENDERGAST 608 Edgemle H11 1101 H0 73587 Deutscher Vereln Senlox Dime Committee Boo I ers 4 Legion of Decency 31 Rifle fclm 123 Llass Athletub 12 3 1 Fred Pren N-..- 'Q' av' ' B: Cena' .1 EUGENE PREVOST 1101 Buzkmghum Rel 171 HU 64338 Yelrbook Blue 81 Cold 2 Dr lm Illia 2 3 4 Le felcle F1 mg ll Semor Dame Committee Cleo Llub 1 lx B b 12 3 1 Claw Athletics 12 3 4 WILLIAM W PRICE 1310 York Rd 141 VA 3 2740 Yelrbook flee Club 12 Boosters 12 K B S 12 3 4 L 5 M L 4 Rifle Team 12 Claw Athletic: 1234 ' People are more easzly led than drwen Q . VW LI 2 5851 llrlmwllrw 231 Deul cher Yereln Class Offiver 4 llee Llulr 1 Boomers I2 K B S 12 3 4 Iromo cr league of the bu red Heart 4 Frebhnlan Football F ,T .. 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South Rd f8J HU 63540 Yearbook, KBS 3,4, Varsity Football 3,4, Class Athletlcs 3,4 1 Tom Q 09 MICHAEL J SCHAP 4224 Berger Ave 163 Debating 12 Le Cercle Francais KB S 12 34 Class Athletics 1 2 3 4 CL 4 4611 OHN .l SCHENNING .l 1442 Towson St 1301 MU 5 6433 Active Sodalist Deutscher Verem Boosters 4 K B S 12 3 4 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 12 34 C SM C 4 Legion of Decency 12 34, Class Gold Medal 1 Class Athletics 12 3 4 'lk Make O-iw John 3 WR' , , ,lack Penrod h Unless education can gwe to teen-agers a tramung p wlll, many of them will slip mto adulthood and become h l ro aganda and publu' opmzon the rest of t ear s aves o p p . , lwes Instead o creatmg, they :mutate To create I8 to recog th s :nt an things, to :mutate ts to submerge person mze e p 3 :ty at the lowest level of the mass Fulton J Sheen BERNARD J SCHOBERG 921 Mt. Holly St. f29J L0 6-5249 Yearbook' Blue St Cold 34' Camera Club 1234 President 4' Boosters 2' Manager of Baseball 1 2' Class Athletics 1 2 3 4. JOHN C SERIO 824 C field Rd 173 HU 6-6671 . 6 amp . Debating 4' Le Cercle Fran ais' K.B.S. 1 2 3 4' Class Cold Medal 1 2 3' Class At letics 12,3 4 G A X X Ed Lanny LAWRENCE F. SEYMOUR 1202 Walters Are. 1121 ID 5-4952 Senior Dance Committeeg K.B.S. 1.2.3,flg Legion of Decency l.2g Promoter, League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4g Varsity Basketball 2,3,4g J.V. Basketball lg Class Athletics 1,2,3,4. EDWARD D. SIPES 3020 East Are. 1141 Blvd. 2704-R K.B.S. 4g Class Athletics 4. WILLIAM H. SPILLANE 2410 Keyway f22l AT 4-1715 Active Sodalistg Deutscher Vereing Senior Dance Committeeg Boosters 3,43 Cheerleader 3,43 Promoter, League of the Sacred Heart 4g Legion of Decency 3,4g Manager of Baseball 33 Class Athletics 3,4. C. EDWARD STORCK, 111 Lulherville, Maryland VA 3-5058 Yearbookg Deutscher Vcreing K.B.S. 1,2,3,4g Pro- moter, League of the Sacred Heart lg Rifle Team 1,23 Class Athletics 1,2,3,4. An army of slugs led by a lion is more formid- able than an army of lions led by a stag. Plutarch shura 9 ., A Q 'R QQ sf , -+ QM., '-Q Bill Bud S w ff- 0 'W' 'VN in-6' THOMAS G TAYLOR 620 West 40th St 4111 BE 59081 Yearbook Deutscher Yereln Qemor Dance Com mlttee Varsity Babketb 111 234 Freshman Basket ball Tennlb Team 3 Clam Athletlca 12 34 Xx bb Tom Bert ALBERT D TAYMANS 329 Hroadmoor Rel 1121 TU 9 5720 Yearbook Blue 81 Gold 4 Drflmatlcs 234 Deut scher Vereln Senior Dante Lommlttee K B 5 12 3 4 Class Athletics 12 3 1 T JOSEPH TOUHEY JR 41-1 S Ellwood Ate C243 OR 91462 Active Qodall t Blue K Cold 2 3 1 Dram 11105 2 3 1 Deutbcher Veleln Senior Dance Lommlttee Lhnr m'1n Student Lounul 23 1- Pre ldent -1 C11 Officer 23 4 Boosters 2 S4 C SM C' 3 1 Legion of Decency 2 5 4 Llarb Athletna 12 .3 1 IOUIS F TYLER 913 Reterrly Rd 1123 ID 51-1-19 Drammtlce 4 Deutscher Nereln qenlor Dwnce Com mlttee Llass Officer 1 KBS 1234 Legion f Decency 12 bWll'IlIll1Ilg Team 2 Claw Athletics 1 2 3 4 00 Tuck A , H .... Frank 815 E Belnedere Ave 1121 ID 1 3 261 K B S 12 3 4 Legion of Decencw 12 3 4 Varsity Football 3 4 J V ll b oot all 2 Freshman Football Class Athletics 1 2 3 4 ROBERT J WALDMAN 9 Dunkirk Rd 6121 VA 52221 Active Sodallst Debating 12 34 President 4 Blue 8zCold1234 Class Oilicer 124 KBQ 1234 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 1 Debating Gold Medal 2 3 Class Athletics 12 3 1 Wade 'RPN J 19 vi 3 FRANK A. VANA 1299 William St. f30l Deutscher Verein' Class Officer 1 KB , . 3 . .S. 1,2,3,4g Class Athletics 1,2,3,4. J. R. WADE VICTOR 830 E. Belvedere Ave. C123 ID 5-8333 Active Sodalistg Yearbookg Dramatics 4g Le Cercle Frangaisg Boosters 1,2.3,4g K.B.S. 1,2,3,4g Promoter, League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 43 Legion of Decency 1,2,3,4g Class Athletics 1,2,3,4. Bob f- 10 Bob 'Y' f ic he I . 1 if Q ' 'V 2 7 L9 , W Q ,M P . s A I n , Hg V Vi f ' 3 S if W, -' r XM I, ' 1, I ' wwf.. , :Q 1 F, ROBERT VILLA 3 A ,lcl . 1 7 ' ' R D . , in - - 'F JOSEPH C WALZOG 6405 Sefton Ale 1141 K B S 1 2 3 4 Leglon of Decency 1 2 3 4 Class Ath letlcs 1 2 3 4 HA 6 8997 HOWARD H WERNECKE 201 Maryland Ave 141 VA 3 5940 Deutscher Verem emor Dance Commlttee K B S 1234 Legion of Decency 4 Freshman Football Class Athletics 1 2 3 4 oe H owne -Fl ' Gene Ross T ROSS WILKINSON 13 Southfield Place 1121 Yearbook Blue 81 Cold 4 Le Cercle Francais Sen lor Dance Commmee Boosters 4 KBS 1234 C SMC 3 4 Leglon of Decency 4 Varslty Basket ball 3 JV Basketball 2 Freshman Basketball Tennls Team 3 4 Class Athletlcs 12 34 TU 9 1328 EUGENE J WOLSKI 2821 0Donnell St 1241 Debating 2 Yearbook Blue 81 Cold 4 Dramatlcs 4 Deutscher Verem K B S 12 3 4 Manager of Basketball 3 4 Class Athletics 1 2 3 4 BR 6 3321 I '-. - - - Q s ag . 9 1 sl ' . 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J, .V -,M JEROME E. CONNORS C1937-19555 Dm' Dick 0lll0l'll1lll Leadership requires various qualities of soul' Some leaders are gifted with profound lntellects which guide our faltering minds A flashing person ality and heart-thrilling voice enable others to sway our wills There is one type of leadership, however, which calls for qualities rare among men: leadership through suffering. Resolute determination and courage to endure the challenge of daily anguish, unflinching steadfastness before the portals of God,s tribunal - these are the credentials necessary for such leadership. All of them were present to a marked degree in the person of Jerome Connors. Quiet and unas- suming, Jerry occupied no high rank among the students usually recognized as class leaders. But as we learned of his valiant battle for life and of his Christ-like acceptance of certain death, we discerned a soul truly worthy of admiration and imitation. His example will ever serve as a shining star to guide us, to lead us. Requiescat in pace. I t has been proven that potential leaders are almost everywhere, that they will ap- pear with patience and encouragement, that their ability can be trained remarkably in experience. William W. Biddle 413. my 1 3 1 B The way I see it, Mr. President Maybe il is not plugged in! It's still Creek to me, Misterfl' Tell ya what I'm gonna do. f Firsl Row: Sunloni, Nielulrirz, Porlerfield, Mr. Jenemann SJ., Mr. Puntle SJ.. Porter, Mivhel, Kesmodel. Second Row: Dvorak, Du yer. Bowcrs, Fogarty, Lohnes, Pelczar, Yelleggia, Assault, Cnpizzi. Third R014-: Vlxlsh. Rohnor. Metzbower, Byrne, Bowling., Smith, Jefferson, Hlxhlmrd. Hnnlillon. Fourth Row: Hnscnei, Mm-Culloh, Colciamne, Swann, Frederick, Plott, Coyne, Marcinink. Absent : Stafford. Glenn. 'uv 5. S Monday morning blues. Walk, don't run, to the nearest window. First Row: Ford, Tanneyhill, Piombino, Diggs, Mr. King SJ., Spigclnxirc, Weignmaln, Moore, W1 Adams. Second Row: Corcoran. Eirhelberger, Sheridan, Boyd. Conte, Carlin, Mul- lek, Lilllepugc, Bradford. Third Row: Heisner. Knstigur, Arhlon. Bosflc. Rousfcuu, Lipp. Lurz Epposita. Fisrher. Fourth Row: Knott. Gibbons, Marsigliu, Cnrev, Putty. K. Adams, Mulhol land, Murphy, McQuaid, Delclos. Absent: Plichta. Q o It's only English, Murphy. The crew-cuts. 0 3-C if Qc. ,Uf Cf 'v I 'll- I , -J , 1 ff , L nu. ., J, A . 4 . . 'piLQx . YQ' :fi ha This one has got Samlaal stumped. 3-D 'Qin Holds enoi .Q :gh ink for one nighfs homework. Duck! ' L I ' A ' ki I ' were First Row: Harwood, Joiner, VV. Leonhart, Mr. Simmons SJ., Fr. Ruppen- thal SJ.. Cooney, Spznhn, Holewinski. Second Row: Mnzzuen, Mulh, Snlafiu, J. Yann, Peters, Zeller, W'enzzl, Giza, Anton, Salndalzll. Third Row: Pacunas, Tormey, Keene, Lubertine, Oles, Lindung, Derr, Butler, Schaub. Thomas. Fourth Row: Goralski. C. Porter, MeCardell, Reilly, D'Amari0, Cain, Doyle, Wuahel, Kendzejeski, Slegmun. Alright Keene-but you had belter be correct! why, , ' Si fy ' - ? AJ? P31 .-'S' 1 A' N' Y iz. . .ff - ' P I' . - ' . qs ' . -V La' if-' . . dw. -sf 1,0 iffi. i -an T. ' 94 4.- Wi 'ily 63 U y -. . , V W f f rf A 3. 1 1 .,-W KW ' , - W, 4, at L -Q' b X I Fi,-Q 'A MQ , 1 'fi A,,gl1..,fl, I ' ' V ' Ham 'J mlb y 0 ' - -...W V ,,,v'f 1 4g .'l'gf' 7' TN, , ' .. gm , ' 1 ' , G v , ,. V, . 1 Q. , N ff , ,ik J 11195 ' - ,, . . ,,,-, .2 H, Q uc , , , ..., L ,A Q X ' A 4 1 K D 47,1 tgllwgsdrbirai Q. ,. fx. ? K N Y xv .. s :J , vgf ,v, fy: 11, U K, x . .gt 4 if . . Sf- 4 .h 'eb 45: wg yn., P . A 'W iv X ,v , .. . I X ,A K K -, -I Az? .IV sm 3, K V-ina -Z n TT' Wm-. 'sx 3 ug . in 5 i 3,1- ' , Q-Nix , . 4vq6u5t.fv n. 154: . V RH -4 91' 'fi vi . V. 2' 1,3 .41 if 455: 9 , NR 'ni l i f .nf-9a f f , ? x Q 1 - ., ' - ' , Q.. n., , ' FEL, '3f,,z' Qg1,QU Q Y. u. - y f 1 Hi' 'ffm lj-II L gl is ' A 3 5 .. 3 2 1 Q 4 gpg? 6 Q-'- 1 1 I MN'i Q, ,E ' fi' ,,l ,z I ',I F SLI Q , ! nv' S-wif' fha. JV, 3' I sy '- -O if f 4. ' o up 'Q A -gk lnni W- f 9 -2 Q if Q Li. Wh .vu 4 f :xx - -H 'S aw l ' , 2 X Student Uouncil Sorlality Prefeet Joe Del- Ji clos suggests that an amendment be made to the s y s t e HI of scoring HProgress is their most important productf, For, if the scholastic, social, and athletic pulse of Loyola was vibrant this year, great credit for the increased vitality must he given to our Student Council. Seeing that they would use it wisely, Fr. Blee early in the year entrusted to the members of the Council an extraordinary responsibility, jug'7. Thus they had jurisdiction over thc Recre- ation Room at lunchtime, supervised Friday Mass. and con- dueted all school assemblies, rallies, and even athletic Contests off the school premises. This confidence was fully justified by the mature and cooperative attitude of members and students alike. To keep school spirit at high tide, competition between classes was originated with the Spirit Cup contest. The hard work involved for Joe Touhey and company was repayed by an ardent added interest in studies, activities, and sports as each class strove mightily to gain their yearis Spirit Cupii. This was no ordinary year in the annuals of student gov- ernment. Let us hope that the road blazed by an energetic and generous Student Council will be followed in future years to the benefit of Loyola and its student body. A M is f ZW X points for the Spirit Cup Contest. Moderator Fr. Blee and president ,loe Touhey look over the program for the Tal- ent Show, sponsored by the Council. For the first time the presidents of the activities joined with the class presidents as mtembers of the Student Council. Here, Bill Clautice, president of the Boosters. discusses plans for a forthcoming Project Contest. It is the essence of democracy that responsi- bility should be diffused as widely as possible, and the assumption of responsibility is one of the distinguishing junctions of leader- ship. Eric James The irst condition which must be satis- fied if leadership in a democratic community is to be effective, is that as far as possible it should be open to men of any class to rise to positions of leadership in any kind of activity. Eric James Prefect ,Ioe Delclos meets with Fr. Cra- ham to make arrangements for the or- ganization of a Chain of Com- munions' to obtain Our Lonl's blessing on the school. Senior odulilq I shall pass through this world but once. If there be any good thing I can do, or any kindness I can show to any fellow-creature let mc do it nowg let me not defer it, nor neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again. Anon. The chairman of the Apostolic Committee, Bob Waldlnan, makes a progress report on the anti- Communism project. , ...Z p.-f I 1 S . . ,K W ' . X . ' ALI' X ', X' ,. s 2 ifsiei ..is at 1 P' K , - s',' as e 5.1, - Vwfdw 1.1:-igis,-,x S J 'fi X M A ' 'N-.. Dick Hirsch, President of the Baltimore Sodality Union. acldrnsscs high school Sodalists assembled for their Day of Recollcction at Catholic High. 'Kd 1 ,, 4 - o ear' Inspired by the ambitious enthusiasm of its new P f J Delclos Moderator, Fr. Graham, SJ., and re ect oe , this expanding organization rose to its rightful promin- ence in Loyola's daily life. Comprising the leaders and the backbone of the school, the Sodality's irrepressible influence seeped into every activity, social as well as spiritual, athletic as well as scholastic. Early in the school year, 'Treshman Dayl' was held to acquaint the freshman class with the Sodality through its social functions. A first annual Career Con- ference was also initiated. This successful occasion gave attentive Seniors a chance to view the various choices of career through the experienced eyes of four- teen professional and business leaders. The tedious preparations for these and other Sodality-sponsored events were blessed by our Lady and all were highly successful. Throuvh the meticulous planning of Bob Waldman, the apostohc branch of the Sodality endeavored to fill its role by numerous ventures, especially by a more P091 tive stand affalnst Communism Spurred on by the Pope s plea, and armed with the material gleaned from dallv articles and periodicals by several S0d3llStS, twelve youthful orators prepared to awaken slumbering spirits against exlstlnv evils, and thus to restore all thlnvs in Christ Andy Cuneo takes minutes for Sectton 8 as Ed May, ,lun Kelly aml Ball Foarcl listen to what John Oppelt has to sav Finally, let us not forget the weekly projects, tem- pered to remind the Sodalists that theirs is a way of lifeg and the yeomen work done by Dick Hirsch, Presi- dent of the Sodality Union, on the Day of Recollection and the Marian Night, under thc encouraging guidance of Fr. Graham. The Sodality has prospered throughout the year, but only through the generous spirit of the Sodalists and the intercession of their Protectress. The success achieved during this year offers conclusive evidence that all things are possible HAd Jesum per Mariamf' Prefect Joe Delclos revxews plans formulated at the Summer School of Catholic Action by himself aml Treasurer Joe Touhey Vlce Prefcct Barry Mcltaubh lm, anal Secretary Holly Porter Section 7 members, Wnzle Victor, Phzl Moore, Bob Waldman, Sam Donohue and Ben Hayden -'W x X A ,J U 1 l Q ' 3 - . , . . - , U ' C' , - 9 . . - Y . . . ' . if I . i. b A . A f+ . . . . 7? .M o i , . o N k W . N P 5 at t , Q5 4 - ' I , ' A- rr . . I , . . , I . .V J' - x 2 ' v , . I M: , .C ' A f ' t I A , ,.,, it - Q J a a 4 1 . 2 ., Qi X p , W M, , ' is L 1 ff . 1 V t, X I ' xiii. f . ff f . X iff: 'C ----ft , ' , 5271 , . ,...af',,w' . K , . ' - tg f x - ' ' T5 f s p , , .1 .- . v 'i ffilff ,,. Junior Sodulilq Mr. Costello, Moderator, quizzes Kirkbride on the Sodality rules. Dearest Lord, teach me to be generous. Teach me to serve Thee as Thou deservestg to give and not to count the costg to fight The Sodality is a resounding challenge to anyone. A generous heart must prompt the high school boy who accepts it. This centuries-old corps calls for a tre- mendous amount of work and sacrifice, of patience and fidelity. Not merely another extracurricular activity, this enlistment leads to a life-long consecration to Our Lady, calling for a special way of life according to set rules, demanding a full manly devotion to the Mother of God. The Junior Sodality tests the young high school student who has expressed his desire to become a Sodal- ist, and he in turn tests the Sodality to see if he can handle its requirements. Cenerosity will be constantly drawn on as desire becomes act. He learns to perform faithfully the spiritual duties, and to live the rules. W'hen fully aware of the responsibilities of the Sodalist, he makes final acceptance of the challenge by his act of consecration to our Lady. Now he is a man of Mary, a ready subject beneath hcr guiding hand as she moulds him to the likeness of her Son. As he grows in spiritual stature he in turn must help others to do the same, and thus fulfill the two-fold end of the Sodality. Those of us of the Senior class who have preceded the present Junior Sodality. know that they are enter- ing on a demanding but soul-satisfying way of life. and not to heed the woundsg to toil and not to seek for restg ta labor and not ask for reward, save that of knowing that I am doing Thy will. Amenl' St. Ignatius Loyola At the regular Monday meeting.. Prefect Bob Jackall informs group of the week's spiritual project. The daily duties are checked by Bowling. Tal- ley, and Kotowski, the other ojicers of the Junior Sodality. Mr. Costello and lackall page through The Queen's Workn to obtain ideas for future projects. Cardinal Gibbons Debating Soaielq Practice makes perfectf' Our new de- baters, of course, have not reached perfection in the field already. But through their practice, they have come far. Under the spirited and critical supervision of Mr. Jaster, S.J. these freshmen and sopho- more debaters worked hard to gain the poise and self-confidence needed to become polished public speakers. They argued timely topics at the regular Tuesday afternoon meetings and climaxed their season with the Junior Prize Debate. Moreover, their participation in the Optim- ist Club Oratorical Contest throughout the city brought experience and renown to themselves and continual praise to their school. The Junior Oratorical Contest before the assembled student body was a cause of admiration and inspiration to many students. As the knowledge -in the fundamentals and techniques of debate and public speaking in- creased in these Junior Debaters, so did the promise of continued excellence in these im- portant fields shine more brightly at Loyola. fn From his wide experience Mr. luster gives pointers for improving structure of arguments. Mr. Jaster, Moderator, outlines coming schedule with officers Hathaway, Sfmtoni and Sanders. I Kiel's humorous insert seems to catch his audienee's interest. The attentive trio of Tresselt, Baynes and Delclos notes flaws in speaker's arguments. Fzrst Row Fogarty CTreas J, Porterfield Csec y J, Wald Nletubncz, Capnzl, man, Mr Marnca, S J , Flynn, Dclclos, Cooney, Tlfrul Row Gonzales, Wlcdaglna, Jackall, Gurley, Gnlhs, Second Row Bowlmg, Hooper, Serlo, Kennv, Clautlce, Cosgrove, Culotta, Taylor Bellarmlne ll balmy Soclelq Profit and pleasure was the keynote of our HCIIVIIY packed program thls year Gonvlnced that publlc speaklng was essential for our proper devel opment as artlculate Cathollc gentlemen , we took every opportunlty for actxve partlclpatxon 1n speak mg And we enjoyed every mlnute of lt Long before school sessxons began, we were laylng the foundatxon for the year s work Equipped wlth materlal provlded by our moderator, we en tered upon a summer readmg program We knew that ldeas are a speakers bulldmv material, so we became famlllar wlth the best that has been thought and wrltten on the orlgln of our American way of llfe and the problems confrontmv us today Wlth this preparatlon we were ready for our weekly debates Co eustence with Commumst bloc natlons, the Rlght to Work Blll SOCl3llZCd Medl cme these and many hke toplcs were studned, dlseussed, and debated Every member was encour aged to partlclpate and contrlbute lus ldeas and reflectlons Then there were the contests VOICE of Democ racy, CYO Opt1m1st, Amerlcan Leglon, Hearst each an opportunlty to gam experlence and to brlnff honor to Loyola The polse and confidence each of us feels when confronted bv some speech occasxon, and the reputation Loyola enjoys ln Baltlmore and vlclnlty, are slgns that these two goals were attalned durmg the past year, as ln former years Perhaps our greatest contrlbutlon to publlc speaklng ln Baltlmore was our partlclpatlon ID the Cathollc Forcnslc League Led by Presldent Plul Flynn, the C3lllOl1C schools of Baltlmore expanded thelr exlstlnv Dcbatlng l eague beyond the realm of weekly debates, to mclude Declamatlon, Oratorxcal, and Extempore contests The crovsnlng step was aflillatlon of BSIUHIOIC s FOFCHSIC League wlth the Eastern Catholle FOFCHQIC League, and part1c1pat1on ln 1ts Grand Tournament, held at St Johns n Brooklyn New York In lnter school competxtlon, Loyola s colors were ably carrled by a tlght knlt group composed of Ph11 Flynn, Joe Delclos, ,lcrry Fogarty, Bob Waldman, Gordon Porterfleld, and Nelson Cooney Besldes the weeklv debates affalnst local schools opportunltles were also offered to match our w1ts against the top debatmg teams 1n the East at George town UHIVCFSIIW Our crownlng laurels Champlon shlp of the Cathollc Debatlng League, Flrst Place ln the Georgetown Prep Invltatlon Tournament Because of our 3Cl1Vlty 1n the Bellarmlne De batlng Soclety, we have come much closer to our 1deal to be artleulate Cathollc gentlemen We are grateful to 'Vlr Maruca, SJ for hxs guldance and dlrectlon Our hope and prayer IS that future mem bers wlll contmue to dense as much pleasure and proflt as we dld . . . - . . .. - ' : t ' . . .. ' D 0 as - - 97 ' ' ' U J'. 0 0 V '- r A U n ' . . , . . . . , . . . . . , . . 1 . . l . , . . . cs ' 'I ' ' .. . . .. , , U ' C , ,. . a 'ar , 'I f D A, . . ,Q . ,, . I . . . .. . . . 7 . , 1 D, . - : - . . 9 - xl . rv Z . ' L 0 no u s ' , . . .7 . . . Y Dom Culotta bolslers the arguments of his colleague, Pierre Gonzales, in favor of Socialized Medicine, while opponents lack Kenny and Dave Gillis listen attentively. x Tim Hooper and Corky Medaglia maintain the impracticabilily of co-existence with communist-bloc nations, but Cooney and Taylor are still optimistic. , 2.3 Mr. Maruca, SJ. and President Bob Waldnlan review recent news on Foreign Trade developments. Leadership evolves delicate choices between c o m p l e t e frankness and diplomacy? Anon. Philip Flynn, Champion Joseph Delclos, Anchor- Robert Waldman, Affirm- Gordon Porterfield, Voice American Legion Oralor- man for Negative team. ative stalwart. of Democracy winner. ar 9 ! r 3 . 4 E 5 . ' . Scenes which gripped viewers of Loyola's starkly The suspicions of rustling aroused in the minds of realistic 1955 dramatic production, Hanging Jury. irate cattlemen come . . . K . f Q ' Ll F? lie: 1 A Q 9' 2 mv z 1, Nw, 11 f u 5, r s. A Q R to point to, and destroy, three llrumutics HANGING J HY Time Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene PLAY BILL : 1885 in Nevada 1 2: 3: 1. 2 3 4 ACT I Darby's Saloon Judge Tyler's Office Darby's Saloon INTERMISSION ACT II Beside a Mountain Trail Another Place on the Trail Outside Major Tetley's Home Darby's Saloon innocent travelers. Moderator ....,......,....., Mr. Daniel J. McTague, SJ. TECHNICAL STAFF Charles Jefferson -Stage Managcrg William Byrnes, Joseph Tormey-Assistant Managers. John Kenny, Charles Kohler, Cornelius Mednglia, Edward Metzbower, Walter McGovern, William Spillane, Louis Tyler. BUSINESS Philip Arnold, William Clautice, Paul Kaminski, James Kelly. The Student Council-Joseph Touhey, President. CAST Gil Carter. . . ........... James Robinson Darby ....... Art Croft .... Moore .... F arnley .... Greene .......... Arthur Davies .... Monty Smith .... Bartlett .........,. Joyce ,............ . . . . . .Gerald Fogarty Warren Eberhardt . . . .Douglas Luelrchusen . . . . . ,Thomas 0'Brien .....Wynne Law . . . . .Edward Reese . . , .Thomas Taylor . .... Theodore Madey . . .... Philip Murphy Judge Daniel Tyler ,... .... T imothy Hooper Mapes ,........... Sparks ..... Pa Grier ...... Major Tetley .... Pancho ........ Gerald Tetley. . . Martin ........ Mexican .... Old Man. . . Sherijf .... . . . .... George Hricko . . . . , .Philip Flynn . . . .David Parkerson . . .Albert Taymans . . . :Stephen Pretl .. . . . . .. .Robert Kiel . . . .Gordon Porterfield . . . .Anthony Capizzi , . . .Raymond Jones . , . .Gregory Conley L 4 A 3 ze Q li? , Be what you are with all your heart, And not by pieces and part. Anon. A if . . Such scenes hold happy memories of an active and satisfying prepara- tion-time for cast, stage crew, and moderator. 'govt 'i' ag-dnl The essence of character as a leadership factor is sincerity and llepcndabilityf, Anon. Bill Foard, John Jeppi, Gene W'olski and Dick Zamccki, sports, reviewers for the 1955 Loyola. Mr. King and members of the Business Staff take time out for the cameraman. The 1.955 Loqolu Barry McLaughlin and Tell Mafley, co-edi- tors, choosing possible quotes for the lead- ership theme. f I 'ity W it 7.54 1 if 11 N-Q 4 1 udx , -,,:,1-. A typical clay in the tower office finds the mainstays of the .staB' on hand. Mr. 0'Brien aml Mr. Maruca plan a way around the current problem. Q4 A -Q All., Phil Nloore, Tim Hoopvr, lack Kenny and Ross Wilk inson, the men who llrealnecl up the underclass cap tions. Camera corps prepare for action. J Jn. X v The Blue and Gold iulv- f-pf 5 'dl' The capable hands which guided Blue and Cold activity' lhis your-Mr. Diamond, mod- erator, and Phil Arnold, editor. ,TX5 K R There's much more to it than clicking a shutter. W- 'x XIXXXX? I Y ' f x K i, 3 r W Lug Tun Hooper calls the shot A as ,,,,, for his eager Sports Staff. ,M A, -un., k . ff,- ' 3' f 1 The Editorial Board gathers to plot out the next issue. Make-up Staff adds final touches as deadline date looms. Production-line in action: from typisl Jim Bongarflt to proofread- ers Phil Arnold, Ron Ross and Mr. Diamond. xi. 'A I bw 1 5 K 'dy P f ,V ' K 5:31 The News Staff of Flynn, Cegner, Gian- grandi and Rosenthal consulting past maga- zines for ideas. 1 all .-m,,sw i UWIIBTG shall we final our leaders? Wherever ordinary human beings work together for the common goodf' William W. Biddle 'Q X X sl xx, X ! I l Wh , , I eg! . ! ' ,Z 4 ,A 5-fl President Bill Clautice leads a rendition of the French National Anthem. K I ' W K l,r'N. I Gene Prevost points out France's industrial centers 1 1 I 0 French Club to Ed Blair and Jerry Callanan. Officers Kreiner, Krysiak and Clautice help MF., Ciojfi plan next We1lnesday's meeting. Listen to how they would say it in France. ,Z Something about this scene of old Bavaria has caught the fancy of Illr. Pantle and club ogicers Donohue, Byrnes and Dorn. Here is the reason why the hallways resounded on Wednesrlay afternoons. The enthusiasm of Mr. Pantle gels a loud and deep reply from members of the German Club. German Ululz No, not a shot from the Metropolitan Opera, despite Donohue's gestures. Merely our old favorite 'Schnit- zelbank.' F' Ach, der American kann nicht L.. ffl I --blah...- ? l 'Schnitzelbank' singen. Das ist ning Taleht Show entry. A leader works with people just as a mechanic works with the parts of a complicated ma- chine-to turn out a smooth total product. Anon. 1 X bose. A scene from our prize-with t Uamera Club Mike Kelly anfl Tom Thomas cheek Blue anrl Cold picture list . . . . . . and then the crew swings into action. L, Ying' if we ,if ,Q ' X A X f ra :P ' A '- na e ff.. 12 5 5 QS ' , ,A 4 1 4 Camera Club Moderator, Mr. Conley gives last minute approval to Hobby Show exhibit. Members of the Camera Club: Kelly, Dobbyn, Hasenei, Scho- berg, Holewinski, Tormey, Carey, Derr. -5 fag The presidents of the Ca- mera Club: Penroll Scho- - berg and Mike Kelly. LT...m The Year Book ln production Q a 'F ' 1 Lilllcpage and Montgomery on the air. Hoping someday to be able to operate Loyola's own station, WSRNC, the members of the Radio Club held their official meetings every Wednesday in the physics lecture room. A talk and demonstra- tion on radio principles. conducted either by Father Kelley., SJ. or Mr. McLaughlin, SJ. were regular items on the agenda. Wvith Tom Dwyer as President, the more ad- vanced members directed a program which gave the apprentices needed practice. Sessions in eode drill were held regularly in order that.the members might develop proficiency in Horse Code, one of the primary requirements for a ham license. Fa- miliarized with complications in radio equipment, the members were encouraged to assemble their own stations, and one of the licensed members. Bob Littlepagc. set up his own rig in the physics lab. With like interest displayed by several under- classmen, the Radio Club looks to its newer meni- bers to earry on its traditions. 'The life of man ts vagrant, change , de tory, like that o children chasmg butter tes url until he has discovered or hzmsel why he IS ere and where he ES going Fulton J Sheen It is Saturday morning, but upper class members of the Science Club are on hand to study the part steel plavs In modern lwmg Sclenve We are happv to welcome back to the pages of The Loy ola two 3Cl1Wll1CS which hawe been absent for manv wears An eager response bv many artlstlcalls inclined students to the talented enthus lasm of Wir Pantle ls lawelv responslble for the reus al of the Art Club Fr Ruppenthal, Mr Dia mend and M1 Wlclaauf l1l1n have combined their t1n1e and talents to make the Saturdas morning science meetings lnelw sessions Thev see their efforts well rewarded 1n the development of the eager, inquisitive minds of the members The ardent interest of so many underclassmen while boys ln the biology section vestzgate, under Mr Diamond s tutelage, the nutntlonal value of various foods spell a continuing rapid growth for our newest activities Art Club Guided self-activity . . . and the satisfying reward it brings, as Mr. Pantle and members of the Art Club view their exhibit at the Hobby Show. au- - , ,ing , . ri If . , . lzjhegek pifmy of work to do lj we re gomg to have Chairman Joe Touhey checks with committee heads is ance. Phil Flynn, Paul Boerschel, Tony Dorn, Bob Gian gmndi, and Bill Foard. enior Dance Committee 0, . ,. . and the after. Ah Just as every real home is what it is because of the love and devotion of a mother, so too is Loyola a greater school because'the mothers of its students have grouped themselves into a Mothers, Club. With Father David J. Fitzgerald, SJ., as Moder- ator and Mrs. George F. Derr, as President, the Board of Directors launched a new and prosperous year with an Open House at Blakefield for the Freshman Mothers. This occasion was a warm and informative introduction to Loyola High School. Father and Son Day, the Christmas Party and the Hobby Show were outstanding events which achieved their twofold purpose: close cooperation was assured by Parent-Teacher interviews before these entertaining events, and an enjoyable social get-together always closed the program. Mention must not be omitted of thc Mothers' Club's preoccupation with the spiritual, as testified to by the Day of Reeollection at Loyola College in january with Fr. Williani Driscoll, SJ., as Retreat Master, and the Annual Communion Breakfast in May. Highlight of the year was the 19111 Annual Easter Monday Party and Dance. The Scholarship Fund as well as the Improvement Fund was en- hanccd even more than usual this year because of the generous response of the hard-working com- mittees and the enthusiasm of so many Loyola parents. From the drawing up of this year's Mothers' Club Directory in September to the last edition of the new and attractive Bulletin in May, our Mothers were working at school, as well as at home, for a year of successful growth for us. Mothers ' Ulub -X Some of the hidden work which added up lo a highly success- ful season: Mrs. Ruppel, Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Hubbard total chance book returns. THE MOTHERS' CLUB BOARD: Standing-Mrs. Ben- jamin S. Hayden, Jr., Mrs. Julius A. Victor, Jr., Mrs. W'illiam A. Wright, Mrs. W'illiam Fl. Hubbard, Mrs. James l. Butler, Mrs. Bernard L. Talley, Mrs. T. Nelson Carey, Mrs. Henry Byrne. Seated-Mrs. Frank H. Falter, Mrs. Thomas G. Gray, Mrs. Ferdinand A. Ruppel. Mrs. Paul T. Healy, Mrs. J. Ross Prevost, Mrs. William F. Wilkinson fCorresponding Secretaryj, Mrs. Earl R. Stegman CTreas- urerl, Mrs. George F. Derr CPresidentJ, Rev. David J. Fitzgerald, SJ. CModeratorD, Mrs. Samuel P. Jeppi QRe- eording Seerelaryj, Mrs. Adam M. Lane, Mrs. WH Harold Leonhart, Mrs. Andrew H. Anton, Mrs. Patrick F. Dougherty. TFFIA s s 'ilu . ,M . .air Qu, 4? .0 SCHEDULE OF GENERAL MEETINGS LOYOLA FATHERS' CLUB 1954 - 1955 Sept. 15-Highlights of Loyola Football Team. Edward J. Hargaden, Coach, calling the plays. SPEAKER-Rev. Michael J. Blee, SJ., Prin- cipal. Sept. 25-Annual Freshman Fathers, Picnic on school grounds. Oct. 25-Football Night. Representatives of Balti- more Colts. Nov. 7-Oyster Roast. Nov. 17-Slide Lecture on lndia hy Rev. James Harley, SJ., of Loyola College. Dec. 16-lce Hockey with members of Baltimore Clippers. Also, awarding of letters to the Football Team. Jan. 19-Ladies, Night. Dance, refreshments, etc. Feb. 16-Students' Talent Night. Boys and Dads participating. Mar. 16-Annual Dehate. By students of Loyola High School. SPEAKER-Rev. William F. Graham, SJ., Student Counsellor and Director of Guidance Program. Mar. 27-Communion Breakfast. SPEAKER-Very Rev. Anthony J. Zeits, SJ., Rector. April 20-College Night. Topic: Your Son and His College Careerf, May 18-Baseball Night. Annual Election of Of- ficers. Q f, . Better have some liniment and rubbing alcohol . ' I hand 1 I .1 'Q Fathers' Ulub Leaders are not the product of the scho aloneg they result from the entire social, economic, and political situation Arthur ,I Jones Two major objectives, close parent-teacher cooperation and development of the Scholarship Fund, were success fully attained due in great part to the enthusiasm of Fr. Ruppenthal and the behind-the-scenes activity of a generous Board: clockwise, left to right - John P. O'Meara, Paul J. Flynn, Michael La Verghetta, Walter W. Pleines, Sr., Harry G. Porterfield, Joseph G. Lipp William A. Wright, Jr., George M. Jobson, Rev. Wm. J Ruppenthal, SJ. CModeratorJ, Michael A. Noppinger john Villa, Victor J. Delclos, Frank E. Taylor, William E. Hubbard, Sr., H. Stafford Bullen, Earl L. Logue CPresi dentj. Absent: Carl E. Brust, Sr., C. Benson Waldman -gl Alumni Association Career Conference Day-How highly these seniors value the advice of their predecessors is clearly written on their faces. They found the alumni speakers unanimous in urging them to make good use of their present opportunities at Loyola. An informal moment as the alumni speakers reminisce with Mr. Kennedy about the old days : left to right: Vincent T. Bagli, Patrick 1. Roche and Walter B. Ward. ,N Mr. Edgar H. Lentz informs an attentive audience of life in the F.B.l. The great want of the world is meng men who are not for saleg men who are honest, sound from center to circumference, true to the heart,s coreg men who fear the Lord and covetousnessg men who will condemn wrong in friend or foe, in themselves as well as in othersg men who will stand for the right if the heavens totter and the earth reelsg men who will tell the truth and will look the world and the devil right in the eyeg men who have courage without whistling for it and joy without shouting to bring itg men in whom the current of everlasting life runs still and deep and strongg men careful of God's honor and careless of men,s applauseg men who know their message and tell itg men who know their duty and do itg men who know their place aml fill itg men who are not too lazy to work or too proud to be poorg men who are willing to eat what they have earned and wear what they have paid forg men who know whom they have believedg men whose feet are on the everlasting rockg men who are not ashamed of their hopeg men who are strong with Divine Strength, wise with the wisdom that cometh from above and loving with the love of Christ- men of Godin Anon. 96 Only in matters connected with organ- ized sports does the average American think clearly and realistically about the significance of innate ability. Eric James IDLA Varsity Football The roar of the crowd has subsided, anxious pulses have ceased to throb. but time will not diminish the memory of the '54 Dons, who fought every inch of the way to compile their 5 and 3 record: Loyola Vs. St. James Dons kickoff season opener to Philadelphia champs . . . Diggs and Dohler rip through Bulldog line for large gains . . . St. James strikes on 15-yard pass in end zone . . . Conversion wide . . . Break for Dons when Trombetta blocks punt . . . Greene flips to Pacunas in end zone for score . . . Dons lead at half 7-6 . . . Loyola hampered in second half by costly fumbles and Creenc's injury . . . ,leppi and Scanlon spark Don line . . . Speedy Bulldog baekfield tally three more times . . . Final score: Dons 7, St. James 25. Loyola Vs. City Dons receive . . . forced to punt . . . Ball changes hands several times . . . City scores first on 10-yard toss . . . Dons seek revenge . . . march to City 40-yard line with Ed Hargadcn at helm . . . Healy takes handoff, sweeps right end and tallies untouched . . . score tied at half . . . Stalwart Don defense forces Black Knights to take to air . . . Healy snags a stray City pass and gallops to pay dirt . . . City unable to make any gains . . . Foard and Trombetta hurl foe for huge losses . . . Final score: Loyola 12, City 6. At Georgetown. Charlie Pacunas gains hero's reward thrilling Hargallen aerial and last-sccoml riclory. Loyola Vs. McDonough Dons receive . . . Fumble . . . Cadets capitalize and score . . . recover another miscue and score . . . MC- Donough passes for another in second quarter . . . Dons retaliate . . . Hargaden climaxes 43 yd. drive with touchdown pass to Haus . . . Soldiers push over for six lnore points . . . Diggs and Healy rip off for large gains behind ,leppi and Popp . . . Blue and Gold score again when Dohlcr plunges to pay-dirt . . . Time works against Dons . . . Final score: Dons 14, McDonough 26. for snatching It's 7-6, Dons over St. James, as Tom Greene, despite broken hand, kicks point from behind rugged blocking. Ready to roll against City. First Row: Healy, Popp, Scanlan, Jeppi CCo-capt.D, Greene CCo-capt.J, Foard, Murphy, Haus. Second Row: Kaulfman, McGuire, Pacunas, Hargaden, Diggs, Dohler, Villa, Trombetla. Third Row: Worden, Jones, Muth, Burman, Lutts, Kahl, Walsh, Tam- berino, Guillott. Fourth Row: Mr. Hargaden CCoachj, Joiner, Porter, Sautoni, Rodew- skas, Pcpcrsack, King, Kesmodel, Farrell CMgr.J. Loyola Vs. Georgetown Dons receive . . . Healy slices oil'-tackle for 50 yd. T.D. gallop . . . Prep tics game in second quarter with short plunge . . . Dons rebound . . . Hargaden hits pay-dirt through gaping hole opened by Mur- phy . . . Loyola leads at half 13-7 . . . Play sways in third quarter . . . Prep takes lead on 10-yard pass . . . in 4th quarter Dolller follows Tromlmetta for 5 yards and tallies . . . Hoyas pick up loose pigskin and capitalize . . . Dons trail 20-19 with 40 seconds remaining . . . two plays later Pacunas slips by Hoya secondary, snags sensational Hargaden pass and crosses magic stripe . . . Dons capture second victory 25-20. Loyola Vs. Poly Engineers receive . . . hall changes hands . . . Dons drive to Poly goal . . . Healy hulls his way into end zone . . . in second quarter Greene-Pacunas aerial clicks for another tally . . . Poly held to short gains . . . Engineers pounce on loose pigskin and score . . . Poly tallies in second half . . . battle sways con- tinually . . . Poly threatens with two minutes re- maining witll aerial attack . . . Rushing of Pacunas and exciting defensive play of halfhacks foil Poly's hopes as game ends . . . Final score: Dons 13, Poly 8. Loyola Vs. Southern Dons receive . . . fumble . . . Bulldogs unable to move against alert Dons . . . Diggs takes pitchout and romps into end zone . . . Southern fumbles . . . Pacunas snatchcs Greene pass and scores . . . Bulldogs lose pig- skin, Popp recovers . . . Healy follows Scanlan to set up T.D .... Hardagcn gathers Grcene's aerial for score . . . 19-0 at half . . . Dons march to Bulldog 3-yard line . . . Hargaden plunges for score . . . Healy's 25-yard sweep climaxes scoring . . . Final score: Dons 32, South- ern 0. Loyola Vs. Mt. St. Joe Dons receive kickoff . . . play sways . . . gaping holes ll opened by .leppi and Foard . . . Gaels recover Don fuln- ble in end zone and score . . . Alert tackle .leppi re- covers Gael fumble on their 8-yard line . . . Greene smashes over for tally . . . At halftime Dons lead 7-6 . . . St. Joe receives and marches to paydirt . . . Foard pnunees on Gael fumble . . . Loyola forced to punt . . . St. .loe scores again . . over ball on downs . . . . . Final score: Dons . Grcenc intercepts pass . . . Hand . Dons lighting up to last minute 7, St. .loc 20. Right you are, Refll' AWARDS BILL FOARD - All-Catholic, Unsung Hero Awarfl TOM GREENE -r All-Catholic, All-Marylallal. Catholic All- American f3r1l teanll, Thom McAn Award PAT HEALY-All-Catholic, All- Marylanal f2n1l teamf JOHN JEPPI - All - Catholic, All-Maryland 12nd teamj JIM MURPHY-All-Catholic Healy adding six points against Southern. -- r-:H ,. vi BFRT IIAUS Smuor - End A 0 G 56015 lllv5 Q 3 'vwumzvx K X Oli. Q Oli! AIUQIIII KCQKCQCCCCCCQC Q ' , , Run: Pass: ---.....--- Kick: fv's.nJ1.n.nnrs. Fumble: X X X Penalty , Loyolrfs bull: CQQQQ, agua! 8 info! gunman CQQQCCCQCCCQQKCC s 2 fy 1 u g .ear If x FV xt 'nf I 'U 5 D I 45 ,, b ,, W i DICK POP? 6 -Q ' I Sophomore - Tackle 'E' vi 'f . Six , a ' f Loyola Vs. Culvert Hall Dons rot-vivo kivkoll . . . ncitlwr tcunl sc-orvs in first IlllLll'lK'l' . . . fli'l'1'IlC opens scoring on 29-yarcl swoop of loft mul . . . Currlinzils tulac to uir for scorv . . . llculy snag: flI'1'I'HC an-rizal on Curmlinzal 31-yard line . . . 111-aly gullops zxrountl loft cnal for six-poinlcr . . . Czuwlinul 1Ill2ll'lCl'llili'lC Cox pussvs to Fulvo for svorc . . . Greene firm za 35-yurel paws to llzlus witll 53 sm'- omls l'CIlHlllliIlQI . . . llull tlrivt-S to Don 1-yaril line and scores . . . Dons' sewn men of iron Qlull 2iIl0lllCl' Cxlrtlinal th-ive . . . Ilcaly takes pitcllont and l'0lllpS to score . . . Curflinals outplayetl and out- fougllt lry spirited Loyola . . . Final score: Loyola 27, Cards 19. 0, H !l KUUl I0 BILL LUTTS Senior - Tackle -l . .'1 U Inc. Passes :Q Calvert Hall's ball: Q,E,E Im urea lffl Ill! TOM SCANLAN :Senior - Cuarcl . UI ef' Y' 30?-KCBS Senior - z 's CARY DOHLER f ,I 7 H .B. , . X ,K o 1.9. -si 2... t xr! x -..--,.,.0...... o vm ...Q . 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Boys Latin . . . St. Paul ..... Calvert Hall St. Joe ...... Park .1 ...... Towson Cath. .. McDonough .... St. Paul ....... Calvert Hall . .. St. Joe ...... Boys Latin . . . Park .......... Calvert Hall .... Opponent Loyola ....53 ....53... ....61 ....37... ....45 ....63... ....69 ....76... ....44- ....70... ....61 ....55... ....4-9 ....57... ....62 ....54.., ....75 ....27... ....75 ....77... ....6l ....86... ....72 ....33... ....84 ....47... ....48 ....59... ....67 ....38... ....87 ....73... ....57 ....76... ....64 ....85 ....47... ....85 ....73... ....55 1 Basketball Ballet-Burman drives in for swoop shot . School Spirit-driving power be- hind winning team. TOM GREENE, forward PAT HEALY, center LANNY SEYMOUR, forwarfl OKIE O'CONNOR, forward FERD RUPPEL, guard ED IIARCADEN, JR., guard JOE PETERS, forward TOM TAYLOR, forward Crcene Cc Tom Greene climbs skyward to lake lt away in playoff game. apt.J ..., .. . Ruppel ........ Healy .... Hargaden Seymour Taylor . . Peters .... 0'Connor Burman . . Harwood Worden . . . . Trombctta K ,al 2 76 86 73 91 34 27 20 5 18 17 6 8 68-119 94-140 79-132 64-134 36-65 17-34 18-31 9-18 26-43 14-32 8-12 6-15 220 266 225 246 104 71 58 19 62 48 20 22 , 4. 3 A 2 1 Q - 5 I gf' ,K xxx X Q e . X .P ' I 521.4 ,N , x ' 1' ' 'I X5 is A xr rs x ff' i lie 1 - J 1 gxikil 41 dh ,AA , I'-J A: , ' . N -W :Y ' L' fff'k' 1:-':'5' Jff'-xv, --4 -wi' , 3 ,- K. , , X '54 '- , 1'-9 41 Q-:::2 +f-?L,. f Q:4,,f,sfQ1f-g .m f . . if 1 . W' 3 xi..-1 x.... 5'-. M ' xfh- :JT if f 5 4 ,M A . Q , A-I ' if f ' ex AIM I-:xr , Iczv-,Jil , , ,I 4 I ' gf 1 ' ' K ' X A 3' ' 2 , I K i 6 x X , fwurli- 1 1 ' V 6 -N an K I s 4 f 4 1 www .sf 'FN Iii, I J '7 lil lid Hg EIB III It III III I III III I. III III E? .pf y . ' ' W ?-C I Q : I YQ' A ? ,s 1 x .X x. X-3 5 'ff Ilaf 53? -4 r-m..s,v 'FY'- '. 546: . QTL! I ' f ,,231.,f'y,,. 9. Y, J W' . 9,- --5. jing: - , .M .ix 8 H VY? ,lay Piombino is set for an easy save in the Harvard Cup playof, thanks to the aggres- sive defense of Spigelmire, Bagliani, Petty and Kahl. Varsity Hockey Loyola's fighting ice hockey team forced undefeated Forest Park to go all out to gain a 4-2 victory in the Harvard Cup Playoff this year. The Dons thus ended their season with an overall record of three victories and six defeats, downing Mt. St. Joe twice, and taking a spectacular 4-3 game from Poly in the last minute of the regular season. Unimpressive at first glance, this record tells the story of an inexperienced young team growing under the heat of that driving spirit characteristic of Loyola. The team had but two returning regulars, smooth- skating center Bill Bagliani and solid defenseman ,lack Kahl. But next season presents a much more promising picture, for the only graduates will he Bagliani, and a pair of capable second linemcn, Bill Clautice and Gus Evans. Thus Kahl will lie surrounded by hard-fighting and experienced team-mates - goalie ,lay Piomhino, defenseman Gene Petty, wings Ray Rossi and Bill Heaphy, and center Mike Spigelmire, plus many seasoned varsity sulms and jayvee players. The experi- ence gleaned during the past season under the skilled hands of Mr. Lilley and Mr. Hackett, added to the spirit the team always had, promises a full harvest next year. 9 Sf. 522 0.1! 1 '1 - -I o 91 7 It n I Kahl and Petty bottle up Forest Park I The Dons bid for a score, as Clautwe and Rossi break through. 1. 9- A. f 'F' .753-f -vi Q - , -. ' -- . -xl'-k,f'3Zi'.zf-'-'v:. lf, g?sN?fv.' .,,. Hi Y ,, K may 'm q. if Q . ' Flkgv 'xiii' 5,1 N y A.. , 'M 42' f X' ' X, if ':p 5 . ,yew , .,a,,3,. . .luqvee Hockey Leadership is found for direction in crisis. Fast defensive play against Poly. CTGGSGQ King makes All-Maryland Kneeling: Riggic, Russell, Cronin, King, Doylc, Jervis, Carroll, Dodd. Standing: M r. Lille y, Coach, Burke, Mgr., D w y e r, McCaffray, C o o n e y , Jefferson, Moore, Fallcr, Knott, Mr. Hackett, Assist- ant Coach. in the group demand 99 Anon. Our goalie is on the job again. Dick Moore and Jay Butler, second team All-Maryland, cover the a quick-thinking save against Forest Park with Falter, Moore aml Butler on hand to help. ik ..... i X, , . X About the bell with Mr. Simmons' agile cheerleaders: fkneel- ingj Zameeki and Spillaneg Cstandingl Rankin, Dorn, Flynn, Nietubiez and Capizzi. The good word today is Go, Dons, go! A roaring Loyola locomotive with four capable engi- neers at the throttle. C'mon fellows, let's hear you down here! Cheerleaders Leaders are not leaders in everythingg the very success of their leadership in one line of activity makes it essential that they deliberately place them- selves under others who will lead them in other activities? Anon. TJ, f , ' ,,M.Q'5 ,5V,,,y'tfL' -.-.1 y,4f,iv 'Q fx- ' ofa Kneeling: Dobrzykowski, Lohnes, May, Diggs, King, Hargaden, Burman, Sy- bertg Standing: Mr. Hel- frich fcoachl, Dohler, Corrigan, Corcoran, Healy, Lawler, Haus, O'Leary, Sullivan Cmgr.D. Absent: Hartman, Spillane fmgnj, Zamecki Cmgr.J. ' W f' f' FU! .V f 2 -f ' K A .V , ,,,.,,. mn, , L, Hx. N, 5 A 1 Crack hill corps of Dohler, Dobrzykowski, Lawler, and Corrigan loosen up for league opener. Baseball Early season inter-squad game fimls Captain Bert Haus nailed- by Tom Corcoran at first . . . and Ed May cut down as Sybert-Burman keystone combine tries for the double play. E ,sw ,rt,r,,,ne ,.,,-, ,t-,,mc-,t- 1 XX lii C iiii A to ,n,t S if ' ff K 'lii LJ X' ii,1 j A. l ii iiii 'a .. .C at, gg Ttf 'Q in A ,.,J H! ll E at wi A - .-eff! 'i F l 's K i I if 3 : Mr. Helfrich approves this play as Jim Diggs lays one down and Dick King prepares to pounce on the ball. Tennis -aa' 10: li M . XJ -e ,K rift . X ij ,a o Kneeling: Meade, Gibbons, Arnold, Taylor, Peters. Standing: Bongardt, Donohue, Greene, Mr. Mc Absent: Talley, Wilkinson. lj he can overcome a loss with a vie- tory, he can make stumbling blocks his stepping stones, and his defeats pathways to leadershipf' Anon. .4 L ' , , J- --V ,!i,:'1'Q9fisee, 2.-. Laughlin, SJ. 4 McLaughlin. It-ix' Another ,lack Kramer? . . . Captain Joe Peters rocks one over the net under the watchful eye of Mr. , M - ,.1,'+Q., z?,1, 1?-s.-G tx' - -F W L 'jflg- ' A L .1LI.v?' E Tk 133 '- .L 1- '- ' ' ' ' Q' 4 1 Q I !',A f' 6.1-' ' 2 'rf'-9- ' V ' if ff I , VH, Xhr. -,--'.g:,..,. LLL. W .-2 452 rw- - Aw, .' 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Boosters I hmd the Booster splnt Lake the Marmes on Iwo Jzmo, thc Loyola oosters razse an other svmbol of mctory 'However mecham ed war becomes, tn last resort the morale o the men using the maclunes wlll be o lmmense rmportance, and, among the factors creating morale, lead ers lp IS one o the most zmportant Erlc James We happlly and ploudly dub our scnlor year The Splrlt Year Thls IS so not because of any outstandlnr act1v1tv, but because of the splrltus , the soul and llfe breath WhlCh warmed and enllvencd every HCt1V1ty The symbol of thls reuval of splrlt was a TOCOIIIOIIVC bell donated by the father of Bob Wxlllams 47 Wlth Loyola charged wlth mlghty force lnto everv contest Blll Clautlce englneered the Boosters, who 1n turn communlcated thelr drlve body At the clang of the bell the locomotnc team, 600 strong, would propel itself to vlctory, stands The glant Elmo, the startllnff car Cara and Joe Toulleys card tucks are a few of thc Chrlstmas the pamts and posters were out and both the basketball and hockey teams By 'md projects had pushed pucks lnto cages and mto mlte Strangely enou ll, Great drlve were no longer on the scene. Their Job done, rolllng on ltS own. Thelr fadmff into the background success. For, that one ldea 111 the mlnds of a few m been firmly Uraspecl by almost all The ' sp1r1t of loyalty to breathed 1n every student, each one had become a Booster. Congxatulatlons to the men responslble for the achleve- ment! K XX . I .'X, B x . K l X . Nu RY ,Q z N f B B f , N? W xx: V 4' at W. l '- f We A V, r . L ,L . I V 3 b . Mr. Simmons, SJ., the spirit be- ' 'z ' the Q h. . . . . ' Y . 44 . . ,, . . ' . E . . v ,G . . ,, . . , . . . . 7 0 1 I Q P! a C . If . e- n z-v 7 . 5 D 4 . . ,, . s, .,Tg sum . 'PS-v Iwi, was sec .Y- llfegl b .7 Such be hilzflqhe-S IY Cell 98 ac 'Nl A . l '1 E.. H Vi ,151 xanga, W ww., ,. 'f' dl' ' V 4 Q i vt 1-JJ XX a . 'W I Y A J Links of the spirit chain on its way to City. r 2 . 5 i x Q .. 1- 5 1 - 1 Architects in action. Rip Van Donohue prepares crowd for a bigger and better bell. . . . I AM THE WAY, THE TRUTH AND THE LIFE. Without the way, there is no going: without the truth, there is no knowingg without the life there is no living. I am the way which thou must followg the truth which thou must believeg the life which thou must hope for The Following of Christ III, 56 Mr 8 Mr O J Arnold Jr Honorary Patrons THE Mosr RFVEREND FRANCIS P. KEOUGH, D.D. THE VERY REVERENIJ THOMAS J. MURRAY, S.J. Archbishop o Baltimore President Loyola College THE Mosr REYEREAD JEROME D SFBASTIAN DD THE VERY REYEREND J0sEPII F MLRPHY, S Auxzlzary Bzshop o Balttmore Presulent, Woodstock College THE VERY REVEREND MIILLIAVI F MALONEY S J REVERFBD MICHAEL J BLEE S J Provmczal Md Prounce Soctety o Jesus Prmczpal Loyola Hugh School THE VERY REVEREND ANTHONY J ZEITS, SJ REVEREND FERDINAWD C WHEELER SJ Presldent, Log ola Hugh School Pastor St I gnatous Church Mlss JULIA BLAKE PhIlIp F Arnold Mr 8 Mrs Bernard Armstrong Mrs George J Bartolomeo 8 Mrs 8 Mrs r 8 Mrs 8 Mrs Mrs NIOIIICI Boerschel Mr 8 Mrs Mr 81 Mrs George Lloyd Buntmg John J Bauer Conrad G Buedel Eduard J Blalr H F Bongardt Joseph Bucherrl Patrlck Loretta and Ehzabeth Byrne 8 Mrs Joseph J Byrne 8 Mrs Wlllram J Byrnes 8 Mrs Vmcent F Carlm I' I' 8 Mrs 8 Mrs 8 Mrs 81 Mrs 8 Mrs Mlchae Sponsors Austm C Downs John Dman Henry P Flsher Paul J Flynn Phxllp D Flynn l F Gardner 8 Mrs J H Garrexs G S and Co Dr 8 Mrs John J Gould George Govatos Jr Dr 8 Mrs George Govatos Mr 8 Mr Mlchael F Gree Mr 8 Mrs J Grlbert Haus Henry C G Hlrsch Mr 8 Mrs Wm E Hubbard Hutzler Bros Co UC Harry L Chant 8 Mrs P C Coleman 8 Mrs Andrew Cuneo 8 Mrs Vxctor J Delclos S J Demarco 8 Mrs Anthony J Dorn Sr Mr 8 Mrs Davld T Abbott 81 Mrs Mark Adams Mrs Wllsle Adams Mrs Helen Adelsberger Adolphs Servlce Statlon Mr 8 Mrs Mr 8 Mrs Mrs Mary Mr 8 Mrs Mr 8 Mrs Mr 81 Mrs Margaret S Tlmothy J Allen C J Amann A Annulxs Andrew H Anton Edwm M Armstrong Lawrence F Awalt Avd f A A , ' ' . 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Let 11 usta Serve You . SAroto a - 612 pen ail Fancy Flowers - Potted Plants - Bouquets , , Flowers for Every Occasion . , . ff r acis al imore , . 7 , IZ6 PE b dy 2 9698 BARON CLEANERS I D 3 2617 Fyt B t ID 3 1234 Th St d h Sh pp ELBURNE JB3 W frlf AIIO 7Y kR dOppS t Complzments o OYSTER SHELL CORPORATION HENRY P IRR Keyser Bulldln g BALTIMORE MD THE ARUNDEL CORPORATION BALTIMORE 2 MARYLAND DREDGING ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION and Distributors of SAND GRAVEL STONE COMMERCIAL SLAG I27 Phone: a 0 - Hlndividua r ' Cleaningn Flame Proofing - Moth Proofing East a e te St. al imore 24, Md. - e orc of Famous Brands For Dad an Lad COMPLIMENTS In t e Belvedere 0 ing Centre Men's nn o 's' ear Formal Wear' Ren e or ccasions 584 or on C . ena or Theatre, , . 9 i' LEO J. BLAIR EDW. J. BLAIR BLAIR BROS Palntlng Decoratlng Industr1al Instltutlonal Commerclal RCS1dCHtlal Brush or Spray Work Prompt Serwce Reconzmendatzons Not Connected wztla Any Other F11 nz 344 EAST 33rd STREET TUxedo 9 2726 Or Call Edw J Blaxr VAlley 3 0500 Leo J Bla1r VAl1ey 3 2555 BECHELLPS d T RESTAURANT an AVERN B 86 D CONTRACTORS Speczali :ng zn Italzan and Amerzcan Cuzszne B1 zcklayzng U t 0 C ll VE 7 0384 Contractors Sub Contractors A Co d t on d BLAIR AND SONS CO INC Contractors Builders Buszness Address Reszdentzal Commerczal Industrud 5015 DENMORE AVE 3401 Smclaxr Lane F0feSf 7 1545 BR 6 6670 I28 o i 'A' 'A' 'A' 8 E. Preston Street near Charles Street For Reser a i ns a - -' ' ir- n i i e 'A' ., . i' I-IOpkins7-7310 BOLLINGER BROS. i' Slag Roofing-Sheet Metal Work Slate, Tile and Metal Roofs Repairing a Specialty ir 2810 HAMPDEN AVENUE M J BOLLINGER J EDW BOLLINGER E N J 0 Y THOMAS BUCCHERI 8: SONS INC B O R D E N S PAPER PRODUCTS ICE CREAM 1110E MonumentStreet E 71810 1811 C pl MILK IS BETTER I GLASS B :tl BUD ALBRIGHT S AMoco Mm ON THEM SERVICE STATION BUCK GLASS COMPANY Baltimore 30 Md Northwood Towson TU 9 98m Mlk Bottl f C f IZ9 . . . . Compliments of , . a 'A' A - - om iments of n o es 9 i' , . Manufacturers of Baltimore's Glass ' ' i es or u Half en ury BURGEE FUNERAL HOME 3 6 3 1 Falls Road E d Th o gba to tb Cla Co pln ts o THE JESUIT SEMINARY GUILD 700 N CALVERT STREET g 71 B t 2 Md Compliments o THE CANTON NATIONAL BANK Clmton and Elhott Streets BALTIMORE 24 MD CANTON PULASKI POLISH BUILDING ASSOCIATION East Ave and Ell1ott Sts BALTIMORE MD Comphments F R I E N D HARRY T CAMPBELL SONS CORP En gmee1 s Ouaw ymen Cont1 actors Towson BALTIMORE 4, MD. VAlley 3 700 0 Congratulations e ss of ,55 m izen f 'k A11 ntire Buil ing Air Conditioned . SArato a - 885 al imore , r u ut Devoted Exclusively to Funeral Services Rev- William M- J- Driscoll, SJ- Pro1'inre Director t O . O , 9 of I ' 'K' I30 COMPLIMENTS JAMESNUGGVERN SERVICE 7 D ll S BALTIMORE 24 MARYLAND Bnd y63 0 O F Compliments of TONY CATANEO -- LINE 273 i on treet Wa - 94 Complzments o Baltzmoze s Oldest Tue Dzstnbutms Chxapparelll s Restaurant CAFFEE TIRE CORPORATION 237 SOUTH HIGH STREET Mzller Tue Dzstubutm Mu 5 9822 Rerappzng Bafteq and Road Sauce Phones ORleans 5 2508 5 2509 Esfabllsbed 1920 939 s P 1 E s CANTON FLORIST t an at ager met Adam F Bxalzak 86 Sons Phone Mulberry 5 3085 Flowms Dgslgnefl to Pe, effwn George Caffee Frank Taylor Bob Caffee 1019 S Kenwood Ave Baltlmore 24 Md B ld fl M I I S If Fm flu Best 171 Nou 07 the Fmesf zn Used m In lm Us mmm' perm I les t S Huntnngton Ave and 26th Street CHIEFTAIN PONTIAC H0 7 6108 1040 N York Road Complzmenfs o ev Ill? as If Should Be S 78 Towson Md 5421 Harford Road Compllments of CONSOLIDATED COLD STORAGE INC 416-30 S. Eutaw Street BALTIMORE 1, MARYAND I32 - if . l , .l . A. l . ., I if I . if . , . . . - . .. . . ,,. ' -1 ' 1 - ' ' H g , I I, . c K if I f s . ' VA 5- oo , . , 0 -A- CUMMINS HART CONSTRUCTION CO 318 WYNDHURST AVENUE BALTIMORE 10 MARYLAND HOpk 7 11 Compliment of 3 ins - 00 yDl TU9e66o Complzments 0 JIM CORKRAN S I q o e 5406 Y COONEY DETECTIVE H 85 G Custom Made Draperles 3011 ECHODALE AVENUE SA 7 6804 Denn1s Pamt and Hardware H CRANSTON sc SONS Store 9946 HARFORD ROAD York Road PE 2 3156 E t bl ll d 1897 S D1PAULA 86 SONS VAlley 3 7100 f3f1F0 I I 505F :Sc B r CQMPLIMENTS THE COTTMAN CO STEAMSHIP AGENTS AND STEVEDORES l34 Dail e ivery - . if 7 .i u rs th Homeland Shopping Center ork Road 'A' Baltimore 34, Md. - s a is e - Selec e od Who esale and Re nil orres . al imore 2, Md. O F . 'k DENIED Sch Il ng Known the World Over SPICES FLAVORING EXTRACTS TEAS CONDIMENTS MCCORMICK sz co , INC BALTIMORE 2 MARYLAND World s Largest Spzce and Extract House I35 l I Ben-Hur , ' i i A From All the World .... ,Q + 'l' 7 i' , . Compliments o e DICTAPHONE CORP All Weathe1 Kotalzzed Rubber Tenms Courts and Roads DRUMMOND 85 CO INC Establzshed 1935 Western Md R R and Mxlford Mxll Road HU 6 7900 Plkesvllle 8 Md FRANCIS C DORSEY, INC Plumbzng 4 5 2 0 Schenley Road BElmont 5-3103 ID 3 3232 Dxtto Home Improvement Co 511 TUNBRIDGE ROAD Baltimore 12 Md Maurice O Ditto Phone Plkesvxlle 1575 For the Fmest m Beers Wines Llquof s Co: dials DUGAN RUARK INC 1322 Relsterstown Road Plkesvnlle 8 Md Recall Liquors DUNDALK BLDG CO MU 5 4502 BRoadway 6 3624 Bear Equlpment EASTERN FRAME AND FRONT END SERVICE F1 ame Strazghtemng F1ont End Alignment Front End Rebuzlzlzng 3 3 29 Esther Place Tom Marcmxak EASY METHOD AUTO DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOL INC Baltnmore Md Washmgton Mlamx Phxladelphla Ch1cago Detroit and other major cxtles Lea1n to Duve the Rzght Way Better to Be Sa e Than Sony One of the World s Largest and Most Modern Equxpped Auto Drlvmg Schools Dual Conhol Cars Lzcensed P10 esszonal 111Sf1 uctms Pm lung a Speczalty Permzts Seemed Pick Up Serwce Ananged 333 E NORTH AVE MUlberry 5 6217 GEORGE EBERT 85 SONS Mechanical Contractors Plumbzng and Heatzng Sheet Metal and Au Conrlztzomng 1 0 1 N Lmwood Avenue EA 7 0016 f th - - 'k a, 0 ' . ' - , , I 0 E. Fayette Street Dy-Namic and Static Wheel Balancing 'Y- K ' 3 -7 - f I .I . . . . ' . . af . .A , ' - I 1 D if l . . I36 Complzmerzts ST ELIZABETH S CHURCH JOHN MURRAY ELLIS Real Estate Sales Mana gemerzt Assocnted Wlth W Burton Guy Inc MU 5 4084 WI 5 1789 DAVID 85 J CONRAD SAUSE T A Ellwood G1r1ge 'md Servrce Smtnon 3101 PULASK1 HIGHWAY Baltrmorc 24 Md rnre s Crown Servxce Statlon Lube Wasblrzg and General Seruce Mecbamr on Duty Road Ser rzce 5704 GOVERNOR RITCHIE HGWY Prospect 9873 C om plzmerzts VICTOR EHRLICH FALLS COURT APTS 113 0 1 13 8 Falls H111 Drlve BALTIMORE 11 VID FICK BROS ROOFING CO ohn R Fxcl os A Flck Buzlt Up Roo s Shrrriglr Roo s Slatr Roo s Re :med or R ner ul All Wo k G1 zrarrt ul 3 0 2 9 Hamllton Avenue HAm11ton 6 5263 WILLIAM J FOLEY, INC Realtors Sales A prusals Insurarur 1413 RFISTERSTOWN ROAD HUnter 6 6300 Pxkesvxlle Md Complzmerzts 0 FRIEND FRANKFORD GROCERY Fnnej Groceries Meats Fruits Vegetables and Pourtry 4620 FRANKFORD AVENUE 6 9773 Compliments o W LEE HARRISON Of i' 9 .4 ' . , . 1 . f , l Of E . , . . J . li j . . ', ' ft-.-f i n Gutters and Dowrrspouts - Home Insulation ' p '- - Q L ' rm sf ' e' , 1 . . . . f , ,, , . ., A - . . , . V 1. - - , f v ,y HA - I37 COMPLIMENTS P FLANIGAN 86 SONS INC QUALITY' When a meat product carrles the name of GOETZES nts superxor qualxty and flavor are assured Nexther txme nor cnrcumstance can alter the strxct pollcy wluch requxres that Goetze s Meats be choxcer the finest t ALBERT F GOETZE INC Do1z't guess e CHOICER MEATS GOFFMAN S Maryland s Largest Complete Hobby Center CAMERAS PLANES BOATS PROJECTORS TRAINS TOOLS PHOTO SUPPLIES CRAFTS PLASTICS 330 Park Ave near Mulberry BALTIMORE MD Phone.-fs MU 5 5497 PL 2 8913 O F o O . 3 , L . - . i . J 3 ' I- i is possible to produce or procure. 'A' O , O wk - - U O C g t - - 'A' I38 BEST WISHES FROM I39 GLEN BURNIE SHEET METAL WORKS 205 3rd Avenue GLEN BURNIE MD. : '42 THOMAS J GUIDERA ac SONS INC Realtm s 5716 York Road 3 0200 Compliments A GROSS CANDLE BALTIMORE MD LINDEN N J G B Sklppy HAINES Wbolesczle Bee1 Dzstrzbutors 1800 Park Ave , RF D 4 ANNAPOLIS MD CO I 3 3 44 P HARANT 86 SONS Speczah zng 111 Qualzty Foods 229 N Curley Street BALTIMORE 24 MD EA 7 6498 HAMMOND AND SEIDEL Moto1 Truck Serwce and Engmeermg 117 121 West Cross St S tg 7K 0 HARRIS MOTOR EXP , INC 73 3 E Fort Avenue In BALTIMORE MD FREDERICK MD WINCHESTER VA CUMBERLAND MD AND MARTINSBURG W VA CO. Phone Glen Burnle 5 'A' Compliments of , . , . ik , . . ID - cz ' 79 'K' 'A' , ' Near Leadenhall Phone: lonia - 4 Ara 0 21 -S20 . .Z. . . ' ,k uk Dai u' Service Between a ' ' 9 140 THE JAMES GIBBGNS COMPANY and Appl1ed Contract Carrlers B1tum1nous and Petroleum Products RELAY MARYLAND I4l A' Bituminous Materials Furnished i' , P o e- PLa 2-9149 GO TO HECKS t d M Hck P . Fo'HotM ala dS aFood W' eC5L'quo' Tl81f - L d'e D' ing Room HOWARD S HAIRDRESSING W S MU 5-8482 Best Wzsbes Mr and Mrs LOUISJ Heyxng Howard Park Esso Servlce 5001 LIBERTY HEIGHTS B lt' 7 Md FO r 7-9802 KELLY PONTIAC, INC C omplzments JARKA CORPORATION Balumore THE FRANK T HOGAN COMPANY Electrzcal Constructzon i' 81 3 Lenton Avenue Phones' IDleW00d 5 8 3 00 VAlley 5 3 373 Comphments S . P . J E P P I Popular Pharmacy h n . za Q Ger ru e . e , rop 1 e s n e Beer, zn 1 1 - e 'zszon n 1 s' in 1538 E. Clement St. Baltimore 30, Md. , . . 214 . aratoga Street a xmore . 1 res of of l42 Contract Bu1lders Hardware Industr1al and M1ll Suppl1es Iiardware Contractors SUPPIICS ALBERT GUNTHER, INC 36 WEST BIDDLE STREET BALTIMORE 1 MD rnon7 7437 7 8 7 7 I43 1 , . + , . 4- Telephones: VE - - -743 - - 439 COLLEGE OF THE HOLY CROSS Worcester 10, Massachusetts 1 843 1 9 5 5 Entrance by Certlflcate or by Exammatxon Conducted by the Jesu1ts DEGREES A B B S Baclaelm o Arts Bachelor o Science in Bzologj Chemistry Physics Mathematics and Education NROTC AFROTC Bulletm of Information on Request Address DEAN OF ADMISSIONS College of the Holy Cross Worcester Mass CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES' Jenkms manufacturers of your class rmgs Wxshes to extend to each of you thelr very best Wlshes for a happy and prosperous future It IS our hope that your Loyola class rmg wlll reflect the joys of your days at Loyola H1gh School throughout the years' J JENKINS SONS co, INC 2601 West Lexmgton Street BALTIMORE 23, MARYLAND I44 -A' , . ., . . -Af A f 1 If a I a V Business Administration - History - Social Science -A' 7 9 ' , I . 7 . 9 'k Q 0 0 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND GB I45 Nk O O S c e 1868 A T JONES 86 SONS Dress Suzts Tuxedos Summer Tuxedos For Rent 823 NORTH HOWARD STREET V o 7 3 73 t Logola St rl ts F H KAMINSKI Plaarmaczst Cor East Ave 85 O'Donel1 St OR 5 5495 Co pl t KING BROTHERS INC Prznters and Publishers 205 N Calvert Street BALTIMORE 2 MD C omplzments KELLY BUICK SALES CORPORATION C Markland Kelly, Pres. KLEEN RITE CHEMICAL CO I lt 6 3353 LAKEIN JEWELRY CO W t w l 3 S e u 515 S BROADWAY 5400 HARFORD ROAD t s f I G OTTO CARL KLEIN Elect1 zcal Contractors 2500 W Frankhn St BALTIMORE 23, MD Gllmore 5 4391 5 4392 in Complim nts of 'k 'A' Ern n - 4 Spatial Prices o ' u en - m imen s of ' Dis ributors of 3 ' Bleach and Liquid Starch ' ' Phone: HAmi on - t I Diamonds - a rbes - Ie e r' - ilv r 'a1 , . If I ' rom Lakein's, t's uaranteerl! of i' 'A' . I46 COMPLIMENTS FRIEND 7 OF A HENRY A. KNOTT, INC. Contractors and Builders Since1908 2406 GREENMOUNT AVENUE Baltimore 18, Md Telephone HOpk1ns 7 4970 Charles A Knott Preszdent John L Knott Treasurer Edwm J Eberly Secretary Martnn F Knott Executwe Vzce Preszdent M M Oppenhelmer Vzce Preszdent Joseph M Knott Vzce President CONSTRUCTION RESTORATION REMODELING PE b dy 2 4135 JOHN KRYSIAK Plumbmg Heatzng Contractor 322 S Patterson Pk Avenue BALTIMORE 31 MD 2 0611 FRANK R LANCELOTTA General Insurance Munsey Bulldmg BALTIMORE 2 MD LEE S OF BROADWAY 627 S BROADWAY BR 6 3223 Frank Leonard Umversnty Shop Cotlag rIF g d 5902 YORK ROAD ID 5 9898 'A' Phone: PLaza - Phone: a o - ' i' 5 wk Your Tof's-to-Teen Store 1 ' I in an urnisbin for Student an Alumni I48 Complzments e JOHN H LAWRENCE COMPANY LEVAY PHARMACY RIVERSIDE 86 FORT AVE. U01 one: SA 7-0955 LIBERTY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION NHW dSt LIBERTY OIL CO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Wholesale and Retazl 7870 Eastern Avenue BALTIMORE 24 MD HA 6 2504 MU 6 9842 MR AND MRS R A LUBIN MARYVALE MACON CONSTRUCTION CO G1 admg Pavmg Bztummous Roads Offi HU 6 4437 HU 6 3805 Smcere Good Wishes to the Class o 55 THE MARYLAND HOTEL SUPPLY CO INC 227 South Hanover Street BALTIMORE 1 MD 970 db C om plzments 0 AND MRS THOMAS MATAOSKY , Ph Of 401 . o ar reet th ir Elizabeth A. Hurley, Prop. . V , I Compliment . Uf . . 'W' i' l' . . Comp 'ment Plkesvllle 8, Md. of ce: - Home: - f 9 if ' f ' MR. . Lexington - 55 'Qzzzzlifyv - Service - Depen a ility' I49 Fuel Merchants Since 1 871 THE H. C. MCCOMAS FUEL CO uel O11 Coal O1lBurners Budget Plans Available COAL AND FUEL OIL 320 W TWENTY THIRD STREET Baltlmore 11, Maryland Phone Belmont 5 2440 Phone BElmont 5 2392 MASETH PHARMACY Pro esszonalPlaar1nac1sts at Arhngton Avenue BALTIMORE 12, MD Presm zptzons Called or and Delwe1 ed Earle G Maseth Wxlllam E Maseth Free Delnery BE 5 6565 MODERN FOOD MARKET Cut Rate Bee1 Wfmes and Liquors 1629 E 29th St Corner of Txvoly MERCY HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING Offers 3 Year Diploma Course ln Nursmg Accredzted by the Accf edztmg Serwce 0 the Natxonal League or Nmsmg o Nur ses Send 01 Catalogue MERCY HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING Baltxmore 2 Md Phones BElmont 5 4612 5 3865 Mld Lantxc Automotlve, Inc D1Sf1IbIlf01S Hollj wood Mufflers Dual Exhaust and Header S1Sf611lS 655 57 E 25th Street BALTIMORE 18 MD Wm S Kncavel President O F I 1 i 0 i' ' for 'A' wk . . . 4300 York Road The Maryland State Board of Examiners f . - f . ik . - . . I 'A' t 1 I50 MILSKE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY B d Co pl tso JHG MORGAN 85 MILLARD INC Prescrzptzon Speczalzsts dPk 4800 Roland Avenue 307 E B MOSS INC Flowers o Dzstznctzon ID 5 8200 H t MU 5 4566 NORTHWOOD SHOPPING CENTER Free Parkzng for 1700 Cars Complnnents ALBAN TRACTOR CO 8531 Pulaskl H1ghway BALTIMORE 6 MD CATERPILLAR JAMES C ALBAN Preszd ent TA aM dPoe Call CHET A DUKE JR VA 5 7380 9 1827 O MALLEY GARRITY Lumber , . nil ers 'A' . Rolan ar Pharmacy m :men f a Friend ' ' ' Downtown Store: 301- . altimore St. , . 26 Fine Stores and Services at rr f - ' ' :J 'A' 440 East Belvedere Avenue - ir Sheraton-Belvedere o el ' 0 ccumul te oney an r t ct . Loved Ones Of O . , . i' 'A' , . New York Lnfe Insurance Co. U Bus.: - Res.: TU - , . 9 f Bc 'A' l5l Flouevs G1 ts of Oualztj PARKVILLA F LORIST Starkie and Powell 1 8 E Lanvale Street 8110 HARFORD ROAD Baltimore 14 Md Bxltimore 2 Md BALTIMORE Phone NO1'thHeld 5 7 Complzmenfs 0 the PRINCE SHOP 'POSIQ1 Fm 1 Appmel 01 Men and Boys 5211 Belair Road 6 Phone Llberty 4 3169 Baltimore 13 Md Bookkeepmo and Tax Serine B3 Appozntment We are local factory agents for the Sales mike watches Longlnes Wlttnauer Flo., lst Gruen Elgin LeCoultre Mido V clieron Constantin Bulova Hamilton Benrus Only genuine factory replace ment parts used All work fully guar 1nteed 1 year York RO2ld BALTIMORE 12 MD Kennflrd Strauss Balfzmowes Fuendhest Iewelm Telephone Cplesapeake 3 7825 MUlberry 5 1561 213 Park Ave Compliments PETERS LUMBER CG , INC Spec1al1z1ng in Marine Lumber PIER 6 PRATT STREET Louis Grasmick, President I52 I - - N ' r ' , . A - , - ' f : - ' ' . 0 , . and Servicing of the following famous ' D z - 9 9 7 v I 1 ' 3' , 5- 5 5 t , . . l , A. . l of o o 'A' 7 'k W0yf99Z' fem -- 0xVAf16 M BOH IS BOHENIIAN Y get re l t oh h b IIIIIIIIIIIII. BOIIEIVIIIIII 06 Joy w6a1'a6'eer fax? Boil: Lrglwlcer 5051 Dner More Satusfyu Q PREMIUM IS PILSENER P f IIIIIIIIIIAI. PREMIUM Mmaf-IQZSPDGF ff Ciafce 7 B t I ORDER YOUR FAVORITE TODAY I53 I . n I 1 N S X X I I v D ,15' I L X, ,V 'mmm .mum N I I I . - I - Pllsener? Bohemia fl3VOI' at itS brilli b St in B h I Then you'll be pals with National Premium. -National B emian- 0 0Yf wha! U beef! I IIZIS mellow. . . delicate. It's Ihe msg Pilsener! I I I I 'l I -1- I I I I 9 . TheNatio 1B 'gC pny - ! al ' 2.4 N ' Q l' d Establlslaed 1895 POTTHAST BROS INC Maker o Fzne Hand made Furnzture The True Antiques of Tomorrow fcopjuglatj 924 N Charles Street BALTIMORE MARYLAND LExmgton 9 0878 LAWRENCE A PUNTE CO Efflesrastzcal Ware Repaned and Replated 103 BIRDWOOD AVENUE Rldgeway 7 9076 W nun RIGHT o 7 Comphments o RASSA ENGINEERING CO Consultant Engzneers Speczalfsts 111 Combustzon Controls Feed XVate1 Regulators and Bozlez Watev Treatment Repans Conhols Gauges Valles and Regulatms 810 Loyola Drlve TOWSON 4 MD Phones VA 5 4140 5 4202 Complzments o RIVIERA PHARMACY Lawrence W Rachuba BS Prop Rnvxera Beach PASADENA MD Complzments RADIO ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY 5 North Howard Street BALTIMORE 1, MD. Real Estate Tltle Company Incorporated KEYSER BUILDING LExmgton 9 3212 13 Resources over S175 000 00 BALTIMORE 2 , MARYLAND John J Neubauer Presldent Francns X McDonough Vlce Presndent Robert J Neubauer Vnce Presldent M T Neubauer Vlce President John G Rose Secretary NI E Porter Asslstant Secretary Frank R Neubauer Treasurer Txtles Insured by Lawyers Title Insurance Corporation RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Resources over 510,000,000 00 St1onge9t Tztle Insurance Company zn the South f i ' wk - QQ ' ,, y W y he ,Q Q f . - gm ' v'f- f ' In . f . . f : - - - , . y as of ' ' ' I a n -F I if ' I 154 Ao g SAVE ttla ROYAL OAK PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION 326 W Franklin Street 1886 as Y 1955 VAN Leonard J Ruck 85 Sons 0 At R p g oo rl t o g 5 H f d lr 6 1517 SMRCINAS' g A in l Cl u T lo D +05 407 YORK ROAD 3 4274 4 Md H SANDER 85 SONS Funeral Serwce Since 1 853 North Ave and Broadway BALTIMORE MD Complzments W R FREIERT Assoclated with Esskay BALTIMORE S FAVORITE HOTEL FOR ENTERTAINING DINING DANCING II ERATON BELVEDERE I55 Free Parking on dj inin Lo! ' Insured Savings - Liberal Dividends grew 12201 mal Flizw'-alslzome . ome 1 ,e mos ere, urge e osin R ms Air Con ii ned - Parkin Lo! H e 530 ar ord R . at Echodale HAmi on - i' Wfearin p are - e ners - ai rs - yers Near Eutaw - N ears '5 ey - Towson , i' 1 ' ' 9 CALORIC es D ge s Wu he s D sposers THE SHEPPARD STOVE CO 3 3 3 Gullford Ave t BALTIMORE 2 COMPLIMENTS L F SEYMCUR I56 Rang r V 1' s r i For Your New Kitchen a Modern Automatic ' Buil -in Gas Range , MD. o o J. OSCAR SCHNEIDER Firebrick Construction HAmilton 6-5267 Industrial Stoker and Oil Burner Installations Chemical Plant Masonry Boiler Settings - Industrial Furnaces Alterations - Repairs Sales Representatnve THE M W KELLOGG CO Builders 0 RADIAL BRICK AND CONCRETE CHIMNEYS Night and Holiday Serwce 3130 ROSALIE AVENUE Baltlmore 14, Md SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF TOWSON Mortgage Loans Complete Banking Services Loans or Any Purpose Wash1ngton Avenue TOWSON MARYLAND VAll y 3 2345 G 5 2214 C M SEUBOTT Granite and Marble Memorials 2004 06 08 FREDERICK AVENUE t PAYSON STREET Baltlmore 23 Md Harry J Shallenberger Inc School Supplies 218 N Greene Street wi b y5 151 'k 'A' uk Phone: Ilmor - 'k i' a , . i' . , . Fancy Paper Plates - Napkins - Cups i' e - 1 UI err - 5 I57 SEGALL MAJESTIC Photographers 909 North Charles Street Near Read Street Our reputatzon zs ounded on lazgb qualztj work zn varzous serwce to all who avor us wztla tloezr patronage PORTRAITS AND WEDDINGS Courtesy o SECURITY TITLE GUARANTEE CORP T1tle Insurance THE ROGERS BUILDING 113 E BALTIMORE STREET Baltimore 2, Md. SA 7-4456 I58 I 7 'k types of plootograplay and the desire to be of gratifying i' f i' i' R C Z 1 N E G T SHERWOOD CO Wholesale Con ectzoners 2507 09 Evergreen Ave BALTIMORE 14 MD lt 6 2842 ts o SHIPLEY TRANSFER INC SISTERS OF MERCY PROVINCIAL HOUSE STOUTENBURG S o 25 All gh X A VA! y 5 0101 VAll y 5 2975 Towson Battery and Body Works t TOWSON 4 MD GEORGE B STEVENS M NORTH AVENUE MARKET VICTOR S MARKET 4 4 Rl d A COMPLIMENTS MICHAEL PAUL SMITH Compliments o STUNDICK'S RESTAURANT AND BAR 3201 O Donnell Street EA 7 6129 MU b y 5 1738 STUNZ 85 BARRON Automatic Motor Starter and Controller Coils 208 210 East Pratt Street BALTIMORE 2, MD . . ieh . . Ziehl Complimen f . . . 9 ' if ' Reistertown, Md. i' , . Phone: HAmi on - Home of Some of America's Most . Beautiful Cage Birds Compl fnt5 of 9 Greenridge Aviary and Pet Supplies 30 Years of Outstanding M01lk-eJ'S - TT l7iC0l Fish Au omotive Service e enj ve., Towson 4, Md. l e - e - ' ' . 9 Select eats 80 o an venue 3 OF 1 err - Manufacturers of 'A' l59 CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES- AND CONGRATULATIONS, TOO, TO YOUR TEACHERS- THE FINEST IN THE LAND STYLEPLUS CLOTHES EZPJB Banking with DRIVE IN SERVICE C W y v e d HOURS Daly9A M t 2P M day9AMt BakOp FclayE M 8P NATIONAL F-EBANR WASHINGTON 86 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUES Mmb F cl al Depost I Co p aio PL 2 9075 SA 7 9086 VELLEGGIA S ITALIAN RESTAURANT Home Style Italzan Cuzsme Fme Wznes Liquors Beers C dto 204 206 South H1gh Street BALTIMORE 2 MD 'k C . For Reserzf i ns and Private Parties- ......-..5j-.- xy T Phones: - 5 - . Q ,X..., . l. - g-3' O A Spa ious entrances. T o big 9 lanes, three exits to serve you quickl . A great con eni nce to businessmen an shoppers. : i . . o . . Satur . . o Noon Drive-in n en ri venings 1- 5 P. . to . M. Air- on ii ned rel, ' I , ' 7,217 T gl e er: , . e er i nsurance 1' . l60 Office Phones MUlberry 5 7 3 7 3 MUlberry 5 7 3 74 E P Fhegel Nlght Phone HAm1lton 6 7884 THE TRIANGLE SHIP MAINTENANCE CO of Baltlmore, Inc Capt J D HALLIDAY Pres Nnght Phone HAm1lton 6 1684 1642 Beason Street BALTIMORE 30, MD C omplzments TAWNEY LOAN SERVICE, INC A Frlendly and Courteous Servlce Loans S10 00 to S300 00 Room 904 Fldehty Bulldmg CHARLES AND LEXINGTON STREETS Telephone LEx1ngton 9 8645 I6I if ar O 'A' ,. 'lr of ar ,.. .. ROBERT J. THOME sc OO., INC. General Insurance Agents and Brokers 210 E Redwood Street BALTIMORE 2 MD PLazza 2 65 1 2 UIIIUERSITII ufBIllTIlll0RE S Coeduearional SCHOOL OF LAW 3-YEAR EVENING Program leading Io Ihe LLB degree, qualifies for Ihe Maryland Sfafe Bar Examinafions. PRE-LAW 2-YEAR DAY or EVENING Program qualifies for Law School. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS. INDUSTRY. AND MANAGEMENT 4-YEAR DAY and 6-YEAR EVENING Programs leading fo fhe B.S. degree in Accouniing, Business Managemenf, Finance, Indusfrial Managemenf, Markefing, and Trans- JUNIOR COLLEGE 2-YEAR DAY and 3-YEAR EVENING Programs in Liberal Arfs General Educafon leading Io 'fhe A.A. degree. Wrife or Call for Booklef 1420 N. CHARLES ST. BALTIMORE I MARYLAND f poriafion. VILLA TILE COMPANY Real Clay Tzles 5207 York Road BALTIMORE 12, MD 01111 Villa HOpkms 7 4444 Complzments MR 85 MRS LOUIS A VIOLI Larry Watts Servlce Statlon YORK ROAD AT RODGERS FORGE VAlley 5 3149 VAlley 3 9639 The Westwood Restaurant Food Delzczons Atmosphere D1 e1ent 101 W 22nd St at Maryland Ave Open Sundays BElmont 5 7287 CHARLES E WARNS Wholesale D1st1 zbutors BRoadway 6 6070 WIELAND'S, INC Furnzture and Floor Coverzngs 3509 ll 13 EASTERN AVENUE 506 508 CONKLING STREET Baltlmore 24, Md 5 I i' 'A' , . J . . - 0f 'A' ' ' ' Drink American Beer 'A' - .H l - I62 FRED WIELAND, Inc. Complete Brake Service Auto Repairs 'A' 5 72 0 York Road BALTIMORE 12, MD. ID 3-4141 STAMEY J WILLIS 86 SON S 702 CRAIN HIGHWAY N W totb PRINCE SHOP I 5211 BELAIR ROAD CL 4 3169 B f Compliments o MR AND MRS MILTON J WOLSKI ZEPP PHOTO SUPPLY CO 3042 Greenmount Avenue scl s BE t 5 4900 GEO. W. WILKINSON SL SON, INC. Granite - Marble Monuments BALTIMORE WILLIAM V HEAPHY, J President ALEX YEARLEY 85 SON INC Realtors 2 E Lexington Street BALTIMORE 2, MD Plumbin and Heating Contractors , . . t Glen Burnie, Md. Complimen s f e , MD. Finer Appare for Men and Boys Phone: - al imore 13, Md. . R . . wk . , . 'A' The home of all your photographic needs: cameras, film, supplies, en- largers, rental, picture framing, - pla ti aminating. ' i O 8 Hour Developing and Printing lmon - I63 Evergreens - Trees - Shrubs Rhododendrons - Azaleas TOWSON NURSERIES, INC. af It's really a home . . . when lt s planted by Towson Nurserles Dzsplay Gardens York Road TOWSON MD COCKEYSVILLE MD VA11.-ry 3 4600 C t 7169 E Sc L NUNNALLY BROKERAGE CO 3 910 Flfth Street BALTIMORE 25 MD W h s THE CLASS OF 55 'IB Congratulations to the Class o ' 5 5 DR AND MRS T M ZAMECKI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MEd ThC T h s t ta oo o stth hou The 1955 Loyola c f B c Photog ple UP bfLy HhSh fog ph fths tt THE STAFF 4 . , f 'A' i' , . , . Phone: Uris - 5 wk We wih o h nk the fll wing for the pers nal infere ey have s 1 n in ' ' Segall-Majestic S udios o al imore Mrs. Eva Nunnally ra J rs r. ward H. rs rung Personal Rep. for Wfm. T. Cooke Pub- lishing, Inf. Best is e to e amera Clu o o ola ig c ool Pho ra ers 5 o t e many persons who aided the pub- from lication o i yearbook, we wish to ex- press our deepest gra i ude. K 73 . I6 Ted Bauer John Boyle Stack Burton Norxs Byrnes hd Coogan Hugh Coyle Frank Decorxe Ron Dunaway Duck Feustle Bern French Dave Gnllxs Pxerre Gonzales Tom Gray Ed Hargaden Pat Healy Jxm Keelan Congmtulatzons to the Class o 5 Fsom the Class o 3A Paul Klem Lou Lomp Nell McGmn Joe Novotn John O Meara jxm Pepersack John Potockl Fred Rohliin Tony Rollo Ray Rossx John Scally Blll Schmxdt Plul Sybert Denny Taylor Phnl Trombetta Dom Vxttello Dom Culotta PAUL L CIOFFI SJ Bob Awalt Joe Bowers Fred Bowlmg Xavier Byrne Tony Capxzzl Vmce Colexanne Tom Coyne Tom Dwyer Jerry Fogarty Paul Frederic John Glenn Jerry Hamxlton Gordon Hasenel Bxll Hubbard Dale Jefferson Marty Kesmodel Congratulations to the Class o From the Class o 3B Blll Lohnes Doug McCulloh Tom Marcmlak Ed Metzbowcr jim Michel Dnck Nxetubxcz Mnke Pelczar 'Vhkc Plott Holly Porter Ralph Rohner Lou Santom Pete Smxth Mike Stafford Al Swann Frank Velleggxa jeff W1lsh Gordon Porterfield ALBERT H JENEMANN SJ WllS1e Adams Joe Bossle Duck Boyd Jack Bradford Chuck Carey john Carlm B111 Corcoran Larry Delclos Andy Esposxta Al Fischer Paul Ford Paul Gxbbons Blll Gonce John Helsner Congratulatzons to the Class o Fmm the Class o 5C John Kastxgfnr Henry Knott Joe Lxpp Bob Llttlepage John Lurz Tom Mc uaxd Emll Malle Al Moore Jlm Murphy Gene Petty Jay Pxombmo Ron Phchta Mnke Spxegelmnre Larry Sherldan Fran Tanneyhnll Mlke Wexgman Andy Anton Jnm Butler Nelson Cooney Jxm D'Amar1o George Derr Joe Doyle John Gnza Ron Goralskl Terry Harwood Chuck Holewms I ee Jomer Dnck Keene Ed Kendzejeskl John Lmdung Joe Lubertme Nell McC'1rdell Congvatulatzons to the Class 0 55 From the Class o 5D Tony Mazzuca Pxerre Muth Tom Oles Chuck Pacunas Ed Peters George Porter Bob Rexlly Ron Salafia Dxck Sandaal jerry Spahn Dlck Schaub Leon Stegman Tom Thomas joe Tormey john Vana Walt Washel Fred Wenzl Mzuk Zeller B111 Leonhart WILLIAM M KING SJ JOSEPH F SIMMONS SJ kx ' k i 'A' . . f 95 . A ' f 155 ' f ' - -' f 'A' 'k , Y . n . 1 Q u . g ' . ' . Bob Ashtfm Jim Diggs , Chuck Cain Knute Johnson 'A' 'A' , - - f' 1- '55 f . . , f i' if . . k . u A V ,- l65 John Bauernschub Fred Benson Joe Bush John Byrnes G Ch1arutt1n1 John Coleman Pete Cook Tom Cosgrove Pete CFOHIH John Delclos Jerry Fangmann John Fowler J1m Gordon John Gurley B111 Heaphy Tom H1mmelheber Mede Hr1cko Bob Jackall Complzments to the Class o 55 F1om the Class o 2A Pete Karczowsk1 J1m Keefer John Kotowsk1 Corky Medagha John Ostendorf Steve Pretl D1ck Prodey Carroll Rank1n Tom Roach M1ke Rose John Sanders Denny Smyth Frank Snyder Fr1nk Tamberxno Walt TfuZk0WSkl D1ck Weger A1 W1eber Dan Wroten VIC A1ess1 B111 Ba1rd Bob Bav1s Bob Campbell Dave Carney Dave Chant W Eberhardt Ken Gray Fran Gu11lott Walt Hathaway Dnck Hauer John Healy Complzmenfs fo the Class 0 From the Class o 2C N1ck Jackson Bob Kiel J1m Kneafsey Doug Luebehusen M McFadden N Newcomb M1ke L D1ck Parr Bob Norman John Ryan Ed Schoberg Chuck Su1l1van Frank W1eczynsk1 awlor DANIEL CAVANAUGH, s J CHARLES COSTELLO SJ 1m Adams B111 Anderson Fred Besche Tom Benz Bob Boh11 J1m Burman Pat Byrne Pat Bucher Ern1e Chell G11 Cook Frank Falter M1ke Garrett Ph11 Harant Joe Hearn Tom H1ckey Chuck Jones Compllmenfs to the Class o 55 From the Class o 2E Ben Kavanaugh Art Kxrby Ed McCaffray J1m McCarthy Carl Maag Chuck Manzer 1m Meade Ed Murn Bern1e Steve OConnell D1ck Popp Frank Schwarzman Marty Sm1th Gary Uhland George Wagner Jude Zellhofer S Zlehl Talley B111 Ashton John Babeor Tom Baldwm W Boyd George Bunt1ng Bob Burman Ed Connelly J1m Connelly Tom Duffy M1ke Gardner Glenn Harwood J1m Hauf Wayne Hobbs J Keyes Chuck Kyper Joe Leeds Complzments to the Class o 55 I-'mm the Class o IC B111 Lorenz Frank McNamara John Meade Joe Murphy Joe O Meara Ed Parletr B111 Regan Ed Rlggle J1m R11ey Henry Schreyer John Schwarzman Andy Stump Ben Tresselt Andy Walsh Ed Worden JOSEPH DIAMOND S J DANIEL MCGUIRE S J - ir -A' ' 1 f,ss . f, ff f i' ir . f, - fy uk ir J' U - Ib6 CHAMPION BRICK CO The Largest Manufacturers 1n the World of COLONIAL FACE BRICK 7600 PULASKI HIGHWAY BALTIMORE 6 MARYLAND Dlckens 2 6 3 00 I67 iv . A JOSEPH MULLAN ENTERPRISE i' 3 fTHf- CLASS osf'55Q ANNIIS We the Class o 5 5, wzth pleasant memorzes o the past and 1 111 hope zn the utu1e grate ully acknowledge ou1 debt panzons, teache1s and counselors Although we wzll ne11e1 he able to 1 epay them ully we hope zn some way to 1 ecom pense then labo1s hy adherence to the p1 znczples they have taught us h WILLI N COOKE UB Phld LISHING A 5 N , f, . . f F ' ' . .f A 9 .f , ' F to the Men and System of Loyola: our friends and com- ! .lc 9 . a ' P b' d b l68 A , T. 2I S h 2I S ' I h' 3, P . ,XJ up I am the Wa the Truth 1422 uw. N-, d the Llie Q f -f f -V v f W V i '-N 'Q M- , www ,, wyW,f K I Q-92' . fg,ga,f55M1f , T. ,. A, ,. .gmlz wac k , K . ,, , -- . , ,, Y K . J f,-- . WM , . , W L-f.,,f.QviiB, EQ 1 wax ff ., ...,,f. , V. 55 aa xyizxrw Q 1 ,.-.,bf k ' iii,-fm 1' ,A ,.,-: P A a Q , J ' 4.1 -u A s , 2 'Q M R s :wiv x 3 .sn 1,7 vii 'QW .sf 33342 bg: 4 lx ' 5 ?f 2 A ' s 7' J C .T - is 'ta ' A 1, f , K . T L14 A ffilhi wzifffi? 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