Loyola High School - Loyola Yearbook (Towson, MD)

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Mr. Joseph A. Diamond, S.J., 25, Biology. Michelangelo :ouldn't have done better! iudge sophomores as they admire the art work of one of their classmates. Hours of patient labor went into such proiocts and posters ax individual classes en- couraged backing lor football games and other activities. POM of N , ' 'XX fn pw ' l i ii: l-i t 1'.1 l ' N '9 l Q ESQ, , Q. s . o x , . 5 . x Q 4 4 V 1 Q x Mr. William M. King, S.J., His- tory. firxtrow-Grubowski, Raab, Kohlhepp, Heimbach, Fahey, Baird, Second Kupar, Mclnnes, Milan, Blaxucki, Lambdin, O'Keele, Patrick. Fourth row-Ricer, Frost, Bristor, Domok, Macin, Sprows, Atkins. Third row- row-Dunne, Pivoc, Downs, Smith, Seechuk, Pierce.

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4 5 If i 1, I I First row: Erskine, Bray, McGuire, Blair, Farrell, Arnold, Buehler, Parker. Logue. Fourth row: Connolly, Rassa, Oliveira, Mikulski, Pisarski, Flynn, Second row: Gigliotti, Brown, Delrlos, Russell, Bauernschub, Kalkowski, 0'Dq,-mnell, Prondergast. Bowers. Third raw: Hillmann, Cusack, Kuper, Muhly, Brennan, Coyle, ll ll , ' ' A 1 Jr! fr Tw 0 4- rqpeya-5L ilJ?4 1 lr 'rg' ., Mr. John J. Marlinex, S..l., IG, Mathematics. X F Going down to Belvedere? . That's a :F familiar question on the parking lot any ' x 1, afternoon. Here, underclassmen Mi- kulski, Sprows and Frost manage lo get x Y A a ride part of the way home. ns., Mr. David P. Cusick English, Latin. , s.J., 2A, Q' .fgj 91.1 A .qv Y' 7.-1- 7...- y i

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Mr. Coslello and sophomore Sodalulx Logue and Kohlhepp pul Hnlshmg louches on anolhor devolional proled one of the many underlulun by lhe Junior Sodalily to help lhe student body keep In splnlual sights hugh First Row-Brennan, Greene Duel: Plclz Sevclk Fohnor Dxlwulslu Thlrd Row Yelnck Deen Haupl Wynne Burch Allonbaugh Plulln 5 Second Row-Luber, Schap '35, JD .