Loyola High School - Loyola Yearbook (Towson, MD)

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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

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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

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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