Loyola University of Los Angeles - Lair Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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It is usually said that throughout the academic year the teacher has his day, and the graduate never really has his day till commencement. But June 5th is really faculty day too. For it is only then that the culmination of four years of effort will tell its story. Whether not only the student, but also the faculty, have done their work cannot really be told until that day. It is the success of the student that mirrors the final success of the teacher. We the staff of the 1967 LAIR are proud to salute the graduates and faculty of Loyola University.

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Dedication Rev. James J. Markey, S.J. Associate Professor of Religion Director of Student Publications Loyola University of Los Angeles Fr. James Markey was born on October 3, 1917, in San Francisco, California. He attended St. Ignatius high school in San Francisco, after which he entered the Society of Jesus at Los Gatos in North- ern California. Following his term at the noviciate, he attended Santa Clara University, Gonzaga Uni- versity and Alma College. He began teaching at St. Ignatius High School in 1941, and Santa Clara University in 1949, where he taught religion. Father Markey was ordained on June 16, 1947 in San Francisco. He said his first Mass in St. Emydius Church in 1947, and received his final vows on August 15, 1950, at Santa Clara. Fr. Markey came to Loyola in 1954. Along with his teaching duties, he is also in charge of all student publications, including the Loyola student paper the LOYOLAN, and the LAIR ANNUAL. These are the facts of Father Markey; but really he is much more than a collection of factual data. Father Markey is a wonderfully warm individual who is vitally interested in what young people do and what they stand for. His encouragement and interest in the students far surpasses any verbal description. His present teaching assignment is with Chapman College. He is sailing the Seven Seas on a large ship which is a floating classroom. We, at Loyola wish him Good Luck and God ' s speed and hope, that he will return to Loyola soon.

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Brother Michael V. Abeelen Economics Econ, Soc. Ed. Soc. Stephen T. Balogh Economics Phi Sigma Kappa II-IV Queen ' s Chairman IV Econ. Society I-IV Robert M. Alworth Psychology Phi Sigma Kappa II-IV Loyolan II EngHsh Society II Soc. Society II. Ill IPC III Psy. Society IV Charles J. Banasky Biology Bio. Society I-IV Knights of Columbus II-IV Young Democrats I-II Language Studies Abroad Jacques Robert Allewaert Accounting Young Republicans I Econ. Soc. IV Bus. Society III, IV Luis Fernando Aragon Civil Engineering RSA I-III Tutorial Program III Amigos Anonymous III Civil Eng. Society I-IV Rich M. Arias Economics Pep Club Chairman II OLA I Alpha Delta Gamma II-IV Exec. Committee II Crimson Circle III, IV English Society I-IV Econ. Society I-IV Joseph A. Arnett Psychology Bio. Society I, II Psy. Society III, IV Del Rey Players I-IV President III Men ' s Chorus I-IV