Stay tuned for new and hopefully more frequent updates about the new and completely castrated Loyola Academy.
Guys, we are in danger of becoming a lost generation of Loyola alumni who graduated from the school before the 1994 coup d'etat, which changed the dynamics of the school forever.
Visitors - feel free to leave comments and any old anecdotes you may have about the good old Loyola of Phil Stelnicki, John Patrick Beall and the real Fr. Jim Arimond!
A.M.D.G.
Dumbach Hall
Students at Loyola Academy - 1941
Loyola Academy - 1976
Loyola Academy - 2008
JUG - Justice Under God
Father Beall - Known to Ramblers as John Wayne
The OLD LOYOLA ACADEMY
Father Arimond Preparing to Go Ballistic
The NEW LOYOLA ACADEMY
THE OLD LOYOLA ACADEMY
The NEW LOYOLA ACADEMY
aka Wilmette Prep
Legend of B-Ball, Bowling and Tennis
Father Dwyer
Hey Fireball!
It's Father Burrill - Give to the Missions
Famous Alumni from the OLD LOYOLA
Bill Murray Class of 1968
Famous Alumni from the OLD LOYOLA
Chris O'Donnell - Class of 1985
11 comments:
I agree with this webisite. I did not agree with Loyola going co-ed and have voted with my checkbook.
But there does need to be an update on Fr. Reuter. Also 3 teachers quoted in this blog were homosexual - is teaching at an all boys school the most appropriate career choice for them?
Another point about Loyola is how insanely political the sports tryouts are - Loyola has 2 varsity hockey teams (like New Trier) they should have had 4 varsity basketball teams. Lets be honest if you were in Winnetka east of green bay road and daddy gave the most at the ramble you made the team if not you got cut.
Great news! Your blog has spoken volumes and Loyola is now considering going back to being an all-boys school! They said your intellectual arguments were too compelling to ignore. I, too, am a graduate of Loyola (Class of 1990) and the thought of those cootie-infested girls at my alma mater makes my skin crawl...
The Mess at Loyola Academy
"An Open Letter to the Loyola Community"
May 10th 2010:
http://jamesywagner.wordpress.com/
I agree with you line of analysis. I saw a girl jogging last summer and she was wearing an LA t-shirt that said "Women and Men for Others." They're not even giving the boys top billing.
See several posts that I have done on Loyola Academy:
http://chicagolampoon.blogspot.com/2010/12/loyola-academys-link-to-john-lennon.html
http://chicagolampoon.blogspot.com/2010/05/co-ed-loyola-academys-organized.html
The second one details how LA is the only school of any kind to be a member of the pro-illegal alien lobby, IL Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights.
Hi John - What years were you at Loyola? Haven't seen any posts from you lately!
Marc
class of 1974.father rueter and the other priests always had their eyes out for the pretty boy.i remember McKenna taking you to his room and discussing puberty.creepy.schurz just a closet case.mr hires flaming.school favored the white kids from the north shore in everything.always love the priests and the kids who were clearly effeminate they'd go on retreats and have after school meetings.i was rebellious but the school did nothing for me.james keefe
Now that I think about it.............I was there in the late 80's and the effiminate kids were pretty active and chosen to do a lot of stuff by the administrators and a lot of the teachers. The one kid who was openly gay (actually bi) was kind of the "tough guy" gay type. They never went near him, lol. But the artistic, talented, smart, social and pretty boys received special treatment.
Anyone who knew Reuter and had a half a brain knew he was a phony and a climber. All you had to do was see the look on Father Beall's face whenever he passed by. Pure contempt.
I loved going to Hires English class. It was like going into a stand up comedy blub, but really, in this day and age can you imagine a teacher at an all boys prep school drinking coffee from a "boys will be toys" cup?
These comments are jaw-droppingly bigoted. It's not Men for Others, it's Neanderthals for others.
Lost and best forgotten group of misogynist incels.
I was close to Me. Hires - went out to dinner with him many times both as a student at Loyola and after I graduated. He never did anything inappropriate. He had a positive impact on so many students - both personally and as a teacher of English literature. He should not have to suffer "slings and arrows" from the grave.
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