Class of 1986 Reunion Video
Event Recap Check out this video for the class of 1986.
Thanks to Director/Editor/Producer extraordinaire: Joel Almeida ’86
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Event Recap Check out this video for the class of 1986.
Thanks to Director/Editor/Producer extraordinaire: Joel Almeida ’86
By Ed Hearn
Given at the Alumni Communion Brunch on 2/27
It was the summer of 1972. President Nixon had traveled to Beijing for the first time, a group of now infamous burglars had just broken into the Watergate Hotel and Bobby Fischer became the first American to win the world chess title. Having graduated the previous year from Loyola University and just completed my first year of teaching at Daniel Murphy High School, I was in the weight room with the football team when the phone rang. After identifying myself, the person on the other end, Fr. Cahalan who I knew from my student days at LMU, said, “You are a hard person to find.”
Dear Loyola High School Alumni,
It has come to our attention that you may have recently received an email from DB Henney '10 regarding a business solicitation.
Loyola High School takes very seriously the trust which you place in us when you provide contact information to the school for the purpose staying in touch with us and your fellow classmates. We do not endorse any business solicitations, nor do we distribute your contact information for business purposes. Further, we prohibit the use of the contact information we provide for such purposes by others in our terms of use reiterated below:
The Los Angeles Times reports today that a book by graduate Rodolfo Acuna '51 has become an issue for Arizona politicians targeting ethnic studies programs.
In Memoriam Kevin Bernard Aguilar, ’96, the son of Michael and Eileen Phillips, passed away on August 16, 2010. Kevin was a beloved member of a family with deep ties to Loyola High School. He was the grandson of Bernard A. Boyle, Jr., ’43, and Kathleen, the nephew of Steve Boyle, ’70, Greg Boyle, S.J., ’72 and Paul Boyle, ’80, and the cousin of Sean Cain, ’05 and Ryan Cain, ’07.
A memorial Mass was celebrated at Dolores Mission on August 21, 2010, and a celebration of Kevin’s life was held in Chicago on September 11, 2010.


