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Table of Contents .Faculty, page 8 Seniors, page il6 Classes, page 42 Activities, page 68 Sports, page 94 Editor-in-Chief: Edwar on B M d C e y ' W'll' F ZLSIJZCSS alla CTI 1 lal'I'l g t Senior Editor: Paul Caruso Class Editor: John Penn Activities Editor: Thomas Sc Sports Editor: Albert Dietz
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FCJREWORD We salute Loyola on her silver jubilee at Blakefield. ln doing so, we commemorate her traditions which have become a part of our school life. Here, surrounded by the spacious beauty -of Blakefield and enjoying the generous facilities of its buildings, the 100-year heritage of Loyola has been shaped anew to these surroundings, and has been passed on to us. Although each year is shaped considerably by Loyola's traditions: the aims and the core of the curriculum, the spiritual, cultural, and athletic activities, the individual attention to students, yet each year has its own in- dividuality, setting it apart from every other. The persons, the events of 1959 were hers alone. Such events, although changing each year, have always been as much a part of Loyola as her more stable traditions. And so, in our salute to Loyola on her jubilee at Blakefield, we present within these pages a record of the events of 1959. In these pages we wish, moreover, to honor the individuals responsible for Loyolais new location and the new buildings. In graditude, therefore, we .dedicate this yearbook to Miss Julia Blake, whose wish for better facil- ities for Loyola, which she shared with all the school's friends, became real- ity through her own generosity and that of her sisters. We thank also Rev. Ferdinand J. Wheeler, SJ., former President of Loyola, whose determina- tion and prudent choice brought Loyola to her new home. Together with them we salute all those responsible for the establishment and continuing growth of Blakefield.
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The Growth of Blakefield I934- l959 BUILDINGS OF BLAKEFIELD Top to bottom: Classroom Wing - 1940, and Library-Science Wing - 1934. Xavier Hall - original mansion, expanded 1950. Gymnasium - 1950. Cafeteria - enlarged 1955. St. Ma1y's Hall - 1955. 5
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