Loyola High School - Loyola Yearbook (Towson, MD)

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First row Gutberlet Petri Hepner, Eyring, Dietz, Szhmitt, Moran, Casasent Enoch Second row Stakem, Mullin, Fowler, Genovese, Al- varez Weisskopf Putsrhe Ryland E. Arosemena. Third row-Mom UNE B Mr. John S. Crimy, IA Elocution, English, Latin Rev. John F. Sheridan, S.J., 1B Religion, Eiocution, English, latin 3335 A Neg tague, C. Arosemena, King, Streep, Schaub, Smith, Turner, Kowalczyk. Fourth row-Harrington, Sullivan, Carney, Colleran, O'Neill, Duffy, Weber, Leonard. Beginning the year in a fitting way . . . With all the faculty and students assisting, Reverend Father Rector ollers the annual Mass of the Holy Ghost to obtain God's blessings on our studies.

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5 1 To the Graduates of '58, '59, and 'ollz As our hrief sojourn at Loyola ends, we. the class of 1957, want to tell you how Loyola looks from the summit of senior year. Throughout our many days we have prayed, worked, laughed. and had our share of fun together as we fought the hattle you are now fighting. We wish you as much success, and more, in your quest for Christian manhood, We share your fondness for our teachers, who have aided. guided, and, ahove all. inspired us to do our hest. We were taught to love Loyola hy those who preceded us. We entered as carefree hoys and hope that we are graduf ating as young men. wellfeducated in mind and will, well founded in Christian ideals, We hope that we have passed down to you a little something of what we have received, something of that eager generosity which has become symbolic of Loyola over the years. We are confident that you will uphold the fine traditions which you inherit. that you will grow in the grand Spirit which has shone so hrilliantly from you thus far. For your enthusiasm and loyalty, for your interest and cooperation, we extend our hand in gratitude and say Thank You! Representatives of the people. As the flrst semester Spirit Cup Contest draws to a close, the camera catches Freshmen Class Omcers King llbl, McGuirk llCl and Rusinko llAl in conference with Mr. Jenemann, Moderator of the Student Council. First row-larcxak, Clifford, Reynolds, Rusinlco, Callahan, Stach, Blair. Overton, McEvoy, Macon, Smith. Fourth row-Flanigan, Gassinger, Second row-Adams, Trenchard, Hisley, Cooper, Emmett, Zerner, Schwarz, Tenley, Heimbach, Mantegna, Mullen, Knickmon, Bell, Rafletto, Von Leonard. Third row-Henderson, Hofherr, Koaralczyk, Mayer, Donohue, Eifl.

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4: First rowfbe Bloom, Heyl, J. Smith, MsGuirk, Ritmiller, Alessi, Hast- ings. Second row-Dumler, B. Brown, Montgomery, Counselman, Sny- der, Barxyk. Third row-Dilworth, E. Kelly, Calderone, Lawrence, Mul- Iinix, P. G. Welsh. Fourth row-Falkenhan, R. P. Welsh, Kyper, Nowa- 0 N E kowski, Beazh, Hildebrandt. Fifth row-Metz, Budzynski, Gildee, Blake, O'Neill. Absent-J. Brown. Rev. Daniel J. McGuire, S.J., 'lC, Religion, Greek, Lalin. 414' - K rf , ... M my , .vll all iz., K J A J 'ibn J 4Q Oh for the life of a sophomorel. Coyle, Delclos, Carftne, and Mullen probably had good intentions of studying for that approaching test, but decided to catch up on their light reading instead. Mr. John M. Carboy, S.J., 'lD, English, Latin f