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

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LAIR ANNUAL 1966- 1967 Edit or- Jn Chief: Steve Lovejoy Managing Editor: Andre Pack Layout Chad Slattery Dave Abend Jay Scura Dave Plotner Miss Linda Fleischmann Photography Fred Heithaus Dave Schneider Jim Hrabe Special Thanks to : Father Rude Father Rolfs Mr. Ken Careirro I would like to extend my sincere appreciation, as Managing Editor, and in behalf of the yearbook staff, and Loyola University as a whole, first: To Mr. Bert Harvey, who for eleven years has taken the senior portraits for this yearbook, as we ll as the organization pictures. Mr. Harvey has shown a sense of dedicaton to this school, and to the photography business, that few people could equal. Second: I would like to extend my thanks on behalf of the yearbook staff, and the school to Mr. Ken Davidson of the Taylor Publishing Co. Mr. Davidson has provided invaluable help and guidance .to this and past yearbook staffs, both in preparation and composition of layouts, and the general structure of these books. A yearbook, as its name implies, is a book of memories. It embodies within its frame- work the past, the present, and the future. In the past, it brings back memories, both in the dear and not so well remem- bered. It is a door to what has been, both in heart and in mind, for the past can only be remembered, it can never be lived again. In the present, a yearbook can give a feel- ing of accomplishment and pride to its reader. This is what I have done. I was there. ' The person he is now was formed by those years of learning and growth. And those years are in that yearbook. In the future a yearbook can be a blue- print or an outline. What we have once had we will want for our children, that and more. We can plan for their future, based on our past, and the experiences which we lived. Today, or even tomorrow, we may not appreciate this yearbook. It will probably be tossed aside on some dusty shelf and lie forgotten. But years from now we will re- member, and we will want to look back. And we will be able to look back, because we will have the door into the past at our fingertips. We will look and we will judge, what our life was and what we have made of it. How are we arriving at our ultimate desti- nation . ' I hope this book will be a source of en- joyment to you in the years ahead, and that . you can look back with happiness and sat- isfaction. Sincerely, ' f ' tJU. u A Managing Editor

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The LAIR is a Memory Book for Loyola Uni- versity. A year ' s life crammed into a few short pages. The whole story you won ' t find here, only smatter- ings, but those that are designed to crystallize a thought or remembrance. The book is to be skimmed now, for the time of remembering is not 1967 as the past is still too linked with the present. But when the years have passed and the mist of forgetfulness clouds the Memory of Loyola, THE LAIR will serve to rekindle a smile, or perhaps a tear, but always a memory . . . The road of life is a long and arduous one. The days spent at Loyola represent a significant step on that long and ever-continuing road . . . Staff of the Lair Annual 1967