Loyola High School - Loyola Yearbook (Towson, MD)

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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

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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.

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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.