Loyola High School - Loyola Yearbook (Towson, MD)

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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

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