151st Commencement Exercises June 6, 2020 PROFILE OF THE GRADUATE AT GRADUATION

I. OPEN TO GROWTH A graduate of Loyola High School of Los Angeles has accepted responsibility for personal growth – intellectual, spiritual, emotional, physical, and social – and has developed an appreciation for the diversity of his surrounding community as well as the world at large.

II. INTELLECTUALLY DISTINGUISHED A graduate of Loyola exhibits mastery of a four-year college preparatory curricu- lum and goes beyond intellectual excellence to incorporate Gospel values in the light of Ignatian heritage.

III. RELIGIOUS A graduate of Loyola shows a basic knowledge of Scripture, doctrines, and practices of the Catholic Church while examining personal religious beliefs. The graduate explores and develops faith through further study, participation in a faith community, and prayer experience.

IV. LOVING A graduate of Loyola has begun to establish his own identity and move beyond mere self-interest by forming deeper relationships with others, valuing personal friendships, and embracing his relationship to the greater community.

V. COMMITTED TO JUSTICE A graduate of Loyola is aware of many needs of the local and global communities and is beginning to use his time and talents to work toward the further develop- ment of a just society in light of Ignatian ideals. The graduate is preparing to take his place in the community as an accomplished, concerned, compassionate, and responsible “Man for and with Others.”

VI. DEVELOPING AS A LEADER A graduate of Loyola is aware of and practices the basic skills that facilitate leadership and collaboration. The graduate has had opportunities to exercise such leadership and collaboration in academics, co-curricular activities, and campus ministry.

The Star-Spangled Banner Oh, say can you see by the dawn’s early light What so proudly we hailed at the twilight’s last gleaming? Whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight O’er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? And the rocket’s red glare, the bombs bursting in air, Gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. Oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave?

Processional Music

Canzon Per Sonare No. 2 by Giovanni Gabrieli, performed by the Philadelphia, Cleveland and Chicago Brass Ensembles, Richard Burgin conducting.

Rigaudon by André Campra, performed by Michael Murray, organ; and the Empire Brass, Robert Woods conducting.

Parade of the Charioteers from Ben Hur by Miklós Rózsa, performed by the Boston Pops Orchestra, John Williams conducting.

Pomp and Circumstance March, Number 1 by Sir Edward Elgar, performed by the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra, Erich Kunzel conducting.

Recessional Music

Prelude to Te Deum by Marc-Antoine Charpentier, performed by Michael Murray, organ; and Rolf Smedvig, trumpet.

Coronation March for Tsar Alexander III by Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, performed by the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra, Erich Kunzel conducting.

The Throne Room / End Title by John Williams, performed by the London Sym- phony Orchestra, John Williams conducting. Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam For the Greater Glory of God

One Hundred and Fifty First Commencement Exercises

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Loyola High School of Los Angeles

June 6, 2020

Loyola High School 1901 Venice Boulevard Los Angeles, California 90006 COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM

9:00 AM

GREETING...... Mr. Frank P. Kozakowski, M.A.T. GRADUATE MARSHALS...... Mrs. Karen Jardine, M.A.T. Mr. Roger Yano, B.A. ACADEMIC PROCESSION...... Graduates, Faculty, Members of the Board of Directors, Administration “THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER”...... Instrumental

INVOCATION...... Cicero Gevanni Noday Aschieris EXEMPLARY AWARDS...... Mr. Frank P. Kozakowski, M.A.T.

VALEDICTORY ADDRESS...... Jordi Andres Ettinger

BOARD CHAIR...... Mr. Rick J. Caruso, Chairman, Board of Directors

MESSAGE TO GRADUATES...... Rev. Gregory M. Goethals, SJ ’73, M.Div., M.Th., M.A.

CONFERRING OF DIPLOMAS Conferring...... Rev. Gregory M. Goethals, SJ ’73, M.Div., M.Th., M.A. President Assisted by...... Mr. Frank P. Kozakowski, M.A.T. Principal Dr. Paul D. Jordan ’88, Ed.D. Assistant Principal, Student Life Mr. Robert Gorr, M.S. Assistant Principal, Curriculum and Scheduling Mr. Daniel Annarelli, M.A. Dean of Men BENEDICTION...... Mr. Matthew R. Schaeffer, M.A. Director of Campus Ministry

RECESSIONAL...... Instrumental COMMENCEMENT AWARDS

Loyola High School of Los Angeles is privileged to recognize the excellence of its graduat- ing seniors in various activities and to present the following awards:

THE SALUTATORIAN AWARD is given to the senior who represents the spirit and val- ues of the Senior Class and is, therefore, chosen to address his fellow students to open the Commencement with an invocation for his classmates and friends. *** THE PETER F. FILICE, SJ AWARD is presented to a senior who has consistently dis- tinguished himself academically in the most challenging courses Loyola has to offer. *** THE FRITZ B. BURNS OUTSTANDING SERVICE AWARD is given to a student who has contributed conspicuously to activities of the school, often without recognition and always with hard work. *** THE PEDRO ARRUPE, SJ AWARD is presented to a student who has made the well- being of others a major concern in his life. He has distinguished himself in Christian Social Justice and in his devotion to the Gospel message of loving service. *** THE PATRICK J. CAHALAN, SJ AWARD was inaugurated in 1995 in honor of the many contributions of one of Loyola’s previous Father Presidents. The award recognizes a student who has had a profound impact on Loyola, demonstrated especially by his loyalty, perseverance, hard work, and dedication. *** THE JSN AWARD is presented to a student who most closely resembles this ideal: A well-rounded person who is intellectually competent, open to growth, religious, loving, and committed to doing justice in generous service to the people of God. It is awarded to one student at each of the Jesuit high schools in the United States. *** THE LOYOLA AWARD is Loyola’s highest honor. It is conferred upon a student who, in addition to general excellence, most nearly embodies the Christian ideals enumerated by the patron of our school, St. Ignatius of Loyola. *** THE VALEDICTORIAN AWARD is given to a student chosen from among those seniors who have, throughout their years at Loyola, distinguished themselves by genuine academic achievements and by participating in the extracurricular activities of both the school and the community. The student represents the Senior Class in saying thank you to the parents and farewell to his classmates. OUTSTANDING SENIOR AWARDS

BILL SANCHEZ AWARD Steven James Arellano, Jr.

BROGAN LEADERSHIP AWARD Cicero Gevanni Noday Aschieris

CAMPUS MINISTRY AWARD Peter Galluzzo Evans Jonathan Alfonso Zavaleta

CROSBY DRAMATIC AWARD Brycen Walker McMullin Connor Jameson Wise

DIRECTOR’S AWARD Diego Flores

FORENSICS AWARD Lincoln/Douglas: John C. Choi Public Forum: John Curtis Edward Koenig IV Congress: Ramsay Ashwin Goyal & Christian Alejandro Zada

JOHN MALLOY BROADCAST CLUB AWARD Mariano Leon Uy Ryan Jesse Zapata Lorenzo Alexander Madrigal

JOURNALISM AWARD Frederik Charles Carstens

MONTGOMERY MUSIC AWARD Instrumental: Shawn Michael Landoch Vocal: Connor Jameson Wise

SPIRIT AWARD Joseph Patrick Radanovich

STUDENT ACTIVITIES AWARD Roy Calvin Laughlin III

WINDOWPANES AWARD Drake Anthony DiPaolo Jinho Bernard Myung

YEARBOOK AWARD Peter Pascal Challita Ishan Chhabra Conner Matthew Hesse Fong Andre Shirvanian THE CLASS OF 2020 Ali Rasheed Abdus-Shakoor Cole Mackenzie Craft Alessandro Acheson Drake Curtis Cronthall Jax Alworth Agovino Giancarlo De León Argueta John Joseph Ahearn Jason DeGeorge Leif Alino Kyle Shant Derbabian Daniel Jose Alvarez Aidan Bryce C. Dionisio Davis Robert Anderson Drake Anthony DiPaolo Nicholas Charles Anderson Samuel Joseph Dominguez Nicholas John Angeledes Grayson Patrick Doody Graham Christian Anich Evan Michael Dooley Steven James Arellano, Jr. Fred Douglas Dorton III Maximilian John Arnerich Dylan Joshua Drake Brian Gregory Arnold Chase Marley DuBois Eric Abraham Arreola Peter James Duchesneau Cicero Gevanni Noday Aschieris Weston David Dunkin-Butcher William Wadih Attar Ethan Henry Earle Jackson James Baca Hayden C. Eaves V Chadwick Odell Bailey Keegan James Engstrom Dante Vincent Bajarias Dominic Joseph Esposito Damian Barrios Javier Eli Estrada Ian Collin Bartlett Jordi Andres Ettinger Benjamin Vengua Bautista, Jr. Peter Galluzzo Evans Miles Charles Bearden Jack Evans Feltheimer Geoffrey Sava Belden Uriel Bernard Ferguson Dominick Loren Belisle Carter Joseph Ferris Cameron Joseph Bendetti Ryan Patrick Finn Anderson David Bleak Diego Flores Benjamin James Bolte Duke Kenneth Fluent Griffin Henry Bonesteel Collin Edward Flynn Nicholas Frederick Borkovich Dashell Lorcan Flynn Sean Patrick Boyer Conner Matthew Hesse Fong Ethan Michael Brack Jeremiah Peter Francis Theodore Andrew William Bradstreet Nicholas Merrick Herko Frank Elijah Makenna Brasley Wyatt Andrew Freeark Colby Hamilton Brooks João Victor Vasconcellos Freire Dylan Jacob Bulatao Brown Anthony Joseph Frumento III Diego Miguel Casillas Burgos CarlosJavier Garcia Evan Elton Cantrell Oscar Joshua Garcia Colin Mark Carr Matthew Fitzgerald Garvey Frederik Charles Carstens Seamus Brian Geddes Nicholas Roy Casasante Isaac Gonzales Kenny Cervantes Giovanni Gonzalez Peter Pascal Challita Nikko Anthony Gonzalez Ishan Chhabra Conor Jack Gorry John C. Choi Ramsay Ashwin Goyal Michael Minjae Choi Everett John Graves Harry James Clarke Tomas Jesus Griego Gionny Alfonso Colocho Riley Keihn Griffis Quinn James Conway Samuel Arturo Gutierrez Sebastian Leonardo Cordero Owen Stevenson Hale Matthew Kennedy Costopoulos Julian Miles Hamilton Thomas Workman Hatton Cameron Michael Lynch William Hart Hohmann Donald James MacArthur Dylan Seok-Min Hong Daniel Patrick Maddigan William Everett Hook Lorenzo Alexander Madrigal Alex Kessel Horowitz Bosko Enrique Magaña Michael Bonachea Jaburian Matthew Mai Connor Boyd Jackson Michael Owen Maloney Jerome Mark Jackson II Alexander Enrique Marquez John William Jackson Augustus Roy Marshall Luke Richard Jankowski Anthony Kailen Martinez Andrew Julian Jaramillo Sean Carlo Martini Maxwell Kane Javelera Shane Robert McAusland Chandler Christian Jester Christopher Thomas McFerson Aman Miles Johnson John Mason McGowen Evan Alexander Johnson Declan Foster McIntosh Sean Michael Kosuke Johnson Brycen Walker McMullin Michael Ezekiel Jones Finnbar Joseph McOsker Noah James Jones Luis Antonio Medina Meza Maxwell Stephen Joseph Mario R. Medrano Mejia Regina Alexander Frederic Kallie Joshua Mendoza Christian George Kallie Kirubel Mesfin Barret Tancred Kelly Dayne Michael Metoyer William George Kendall John Henry Miller Aidan Kiran Khare William Norsworthy Mirner Eric Kim Patrick Burton Mohr Henry James Knight Eric Isaiah Moran Matthew Knight Elijah Robert Morris John Curtis Edward Koenig IV Tristan David Mortimer Ian Jason Kolesnikow Alexander Phillips Mueller Andrew George Kotoyantz Mathew Rudolph Mumford Carson Parker Kranz Raul Murillo Joshua Norman Krieger Jinho Bernard Myung William Alexander Labrador Blake Robert Neithart Christopher Ichiro Ladaw Ryan Michael Nelson Samuel Arthur Landoch Wyatt Michael Nelson Seth Anthony Landoch Brendan Robert Nolta Shawn Michael Landoch Max Eriksson Nuckols Liam Robert Landon Conor Sharkey O’Callahan Jacob Matthew Lantin Finn David O’Rourke Roy Calvin Laughlin III Diego Ochoa Carl Johnson Lee Dylan Ortiz Mark Johnson Lee Christopher Jose Orue Jacob Conrad Lesny Benjamin Scott Osterman Lucien Teiji Levins Robert Aidan Osterman Michael Malakas Lew Christopher William Pallares Connor Anthony Lindquist Jackson Brock Palmer Carter Leland Link Devin Edward Panconi Thomas Hamilton Link, Jr. Kevin John Parada Samuel Liu André Y. Parris Liam Andres Llerena Nicholas Tod Peristere Alan Lopez Brendan Paul Pernecky Gavin Ashton Lopez Massimo Luca Perotti Estro Lopez-Gonzalez Octavio Augusto Pescador Aidan Casimir Peters William Riley Sturgeon Skyle Tanner Phillips Christian Alexander Suceveanu Daniel Bryant Picard Jackson Michael Sutherlin Aaron Abraham Pizarro Nicholas Wu Tan Gibson William Plumb Gregory Evan Thomas Ryan Robert Quintanar Karlo Benedict Dungca Toledo Joseph Patrick Radanovich Luca Valentino Tomaro Nicholas Hunt Ramsbottom Steven James Townsend Tyler Kai Ratkovich Austin Joseph Tran Maximilian Charles Rauchberg William David Trepp Travis John Reynolds Luke William Turner Justin Marlon Rhaburn Joseph James Upperman Frederick Maximilian Riedel Francisco Alexander Uriarte Nicolas Ethan Rodriguez Mariano Leon Uy Christopher Manuel Rojas William Oxendine Valentine Grant James Roquemore Garrett Michael Van Konynenburg David Vincent Ruiz Joseph Andrew VanAken Gabriel Eli Ruiz Roan Gabriel Velasquez Brendan Cole Salerno Daniel Bellen Villosis Francisco Rafael Salinas Ian Peter von Siemens Gabriel Ignacio Salinas Nolan Kiani Wang Ethan Jaycee Salmerón Henry Oliver Wedbush Michael Alfred Sampson, Jr. Joshua Matthew Weiss Hunter Randolph Samuelson Finnegan A. West Jackson Lewis Samuelson Kamyron Dylian Westby Magnus Wynne Samuelson Charles David Wilmot II Cade Andrew Saucedo Connor Jameson Wise Joseph Edward Savo Grant Wayne Witham Michael Frank Scandaliato Alexander Jameson Word Thomas Andrew Schlaerth Alexander James Wright Joseph Ross Schumacher Michael Steven Yang Jack Hudson Scott Beikwaw Kwame Yankey Steven Maxwell Segvich Lucas Yen Issa Mousa Shamonki Derek Jun Young Yoo Marshall Colquitt Williams Sharp Joshua Jared Chung Yoo Dara Shemirani Riley McCormick Young Seth Haesung Shin Christian Alejandro Zada Andre Shirvanian Ryan Jesse Zapata Luke Edward Shoenberger Jonathan Alfonso Zavaleta Kenneth Wayne Shropshire Daniel Peter Oliveira Zecchini Carson Michael Simril Harrison James Zeigler Powell Cranley Smith Adam Michael Zekaria Douglas Lawrence Smukler John Patrick Smythe Thomas Joseph Smythe Nickholas Soto Hayden Myles Soule Quinn Pascual Spear Jude Gabriel Stephenson Matthew Walter Stevens Daniel Isaac Stewart Anthony Duran Stone Shane Parker Stroyke SUMMA CUM LAUDE (4.40 GPA OR HIGHER AFTER SEVEN SEMESTERS)

Leif Alino Roy Calvin Laughlin III Maximilian John Arnerich Brycen Walker McMullin Nicholas Frederick Borkovich Eric Isaiah Moran Diego Miguel Casillas Burgos Conor Sharkey O’Callahan Frederik Charles Carstens Michael Frank Scandaliato Kyle Shant Derbabian Andre Shirvanian Jordi Andres Ettinger Hayden Myles Soule Ramsay Ashwin Goyal Nicholas Wu Tan Alex Kessel Horowitz Austin Joseph Tran Jerome Mark Jackson II Garrett Michael Van Konynenburg Luke Richard Jankowski Lucas Yen Noah James Jones Christian Alejandro Zada William Alexander Labrador

A gold cord and gold tassel will distinguish these students at graduation.

MAGNA CUM LAUDE (4.20 GPA OR HIGHER AFTER SEVEN SEMESTERS)

Nicholas John Angeledes Liam Robert Landon Cicero Gevanni Noday Aschieris Jacob Matthew Lantin Elijah Makenna Brasley Jacob Conrad Lesny Peter Pascal Challita Connor Anthony Lindquist John C. Choi Ryan Michael Nelson Jason DeGeorge Christopher William Pallares Aidan Bryce C. Dionisio Nicholas Hunt Ramsbottom Collin Edward Flynn William Riley Sturgeon Jeremiah Peter Francis Christian Alexander Suceveanu Riley Keihn Griffis Henry Oliver Wedbush Owen Stevenson Hale Grant Wayne Witham William Everett Hook Alexander Jameson Word Eric Kim Michael Steven Yang Samuel Arthur Landoch Joshua Jared Chung Yoo Shawn Michael Landoch

A blue and white cord and gold tassel will distinguish these students at graduation. CUM LAUDE (WEIGHTED 3.50 GPA IN EACH SEMESTER OVER FIRST SEVEN SEMESTERS)

Jax Alworth Agovino Sean Carlo Martini John Joseph Ahearn Declan Foster McIntosh Daniel Jose Alvarez Mario R. Medrano Mejia Steven James Arellano, Jr. Joshua Mendoza Jackson James Baca Kirubel Mesfin Chadwick Odell Bailey Tristan David Mortimer Dante Vincent Bajarias Alexander Phillips Mueller Damian Barrios Mathew Rudolph Mumford Geoffrey Sava Belden Raul Murillo Ethan Michael Brack Max Eriksson Nuckols Dylan Jacob Bulatao Brown Diego Ochoa Colin Mark Carr Robert Aidan Osterman Ishan Chhabra Kevin John Parada Drake Curtis Cronthall Nicholas Tod Peristere Giancarlo De León Argueta Brendan Paul Pernecky Drake Anthony DiPaolo Octavio Augusto Pescador Samuel Joseph Dominguez Aidan Casimir Peters Evan Michael Dooley Gibson William Plumb Chase Marley DuBois Ryan Robert Quintanar Diego Flores Tyler Kai Ratkovich Conner Matthew Hesse Fong Maximilian Charles Rauchberg Nicholas Merrick Herko Frank Grant James Roquemore Conor Jack Gorry David Vincent Ruiz Samuel Arturo Gutierrez Francisco Rafael Salinas Julian Miles Hamilton Gabriel Ignacio Salinas Thomas Workman Hatton Ethan Jaycee Salmerón William Hart Hohmann Cade Andrew Saucedo Michael Bonachea Jaburian Seth Haesung Shin John William Jackson Luke Edward Shoenberger Andrew Julian Jaramillo Thomas Joseph Smythe Chandler Christian Jester Matthew Walter Stevens Michael Ezekiel Jones Anthony Duran Stone William George Kendall Steven James Townsend Matthew Knight William David Trepp Andrew George Kotoyantz Luke William Turner Christopher Ichiro Ladaw Joshua Matthew Weiss Carter Leland Link Finnegan A. West Cameron Michael Lynch Kamyron Dylian Westby Donald James MacArthur Ryan Jesse Zapata Daniel Patrick Maddigan Harrison James Zeigler Augustus Roy Marshall

A gold tassel will distinguish these students at graduation. NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTS Jerome Mark Jackson II Conor Sharkey O’Callahan Hayden Myles Soule NATIONAL MERIT COMMENDED STUDENTS Maximilian John Arnerich Joshua Norman Krieger Diego Miguel Casillas Burgos William Alexander Labrador Frederik Charles Carstens Christopher Ichiro Ladaw Jason DeGeorge Jacob Matthew Lantin Aidan Bryce C. Dionisio Connor Anthony Lindquist Jordi Andres Ettinger Eric Isaiah Moran Collin Edward Flynn Ryan Michael Nelson Conner Matthew Hesse Fong Robert Aidan Osterman Jeremiah Peter Francis Michael Frank Scandaliato Nicholas Merrick Herko Frank Seth Haesung Shin Conor Jack Gorry William Riley Sturgeon Ramsay Ashwin Goyal Nicholas Wu Tan Riley Keihn Griffis Austin Joseph Tran Luke Richard Jankowski Grant Wayne Witham Chandler Christian Jester Alexander James Wright Noah James Jones Lucas Yen Eric Kim Joshua Jared Chung Yoo Matthew Knight

NATIONAL HISPANIC SCHOLAR RECOGNITION PROGRAM Daniel Jose Alvarez Joshua Mendoza Jackson James Baca Eric Isaiah Moran Damian Barrios Christopher William Pallares Diego Miguel Casillas Burgos Gabriel Eli Ruiz Colin Mark Carr Ethan Jaycee Salmerón Jordi Andres Ettinger Cade Andrew Saucedo Michael Bonachea Jaburian Michael Frank Scandaliato Jacob Conrad Lesny Lucas Yen Connor Anthony Lindquist Christian Alejandro Zada

ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT AWARDS Art...... Dashell Lorcan Flynn Art...... Jinho Bernard Myung Computer Science...... Ryan Michael Nelson Computer Science...... William David Trepp Drama...... Jacob Matthew Lantin Drama...... Dylan Joshua Drake English...... John Joseph Ahearn English...... Christian Alejandro Zada Foreign Language...... Spanish: Giancarlo De León Argueta Foreign Language...... French: Jordi Andres Ettinger Foreign Language...... Latin: Conor Sharkey O’Callahan Foreign Language...... Mandarin: Michael Steven Yang Mathematics...... Conor Sharkey O’Callahan Mathematics...... Eric Isaiah Moran Music...... Samuel Arthur Landoch Music...... Issa Mousa Shamonki Science...... Collin Edward Flynn Science...... William George Kendall Social Science...... Jordi Andres Ettinger Social Science...... Christian Alejandro Zada Theological Studies...... Ramsay Ashwin Goyal Theological Studies...... Daniel Patrick Maddigan IGNATIAN SCHOLARS

HIGHEST HONORS

Diego Miguel Casillas Burgos Michael Frank Scandaliato Frederik Charles Carstens William Riley Sturgeon Jordi Andres Ettinger Nicholas Wu Tan Ramsay Ashwin Goyal Michael Steven Yang Noah James Jones Christian Alejandro Zada Liam Robert Landon

HONORS

Maximilian John Arnerich Roy Calvin Laughlin III Elijah Makenna Brasley Connor Anthony Lindquist Aidan Bryce C. Dionisio Daniel Patrick Maddigan Jerome Mark Jackson II Maximilian Charles Rauchberg Luke Richard Jankowski

SCHOLARS

Cicero Gevanni Noday Aschieris Michael Bonachea Jaburian Peter Pascal Challita William Alexander Labrador John C. Choi Jacob Conrad Lesny Jeremiah Peter Francis Andre Shirvanian

DEVELOPING AS A LEADER SCHOLARS

Alessandro Acheson William Norsworthy Mirner Steven James Arellano, Jr. Elijah Robert Morris Maximilian John Arnerich Jinho Bernard Myung Cicero Gevanni Noday Aschieris Brendan Robert Nolta Jackson James Baca Aidan Casimir Peters Benjamin James Bolte Christopher Manuel Rojas Diego Miguel Casillas Burgos Grant James Roquemore Aidan Bryce C. Dionisio David Vincent Ruiz Evan Michael Dooley Michael Frank Scandaliato CarlosJavier Garcia Jack Hudson Scott William Everett Hook Marshall Colquitt Williams Sharp Aman Miles Johnson Hayden Myles Soule Christopher Ichiro Ladaw Austin Joseph Tran Liam Robert Landon Joseph James Upperman Jacob Conrad Lesny Nolan Kiani Wang Thomas Hamilton Link, Jr. Finnegan A. West Cameron Michael Lynch Charles David Wilmot II Alexander Enrique Marquez Michael Steven Yang Declan Foster McIntosh Jonathan Alfonso Zavaleta Brycen Walker McMullin College Choices of the Class of 2020

As many colleges have extended decision dates this year, some members of the Class of 2020 are still deciding which university they will attend. Therefore, we have decided not to publi- cize, at this time, the individual university placements. As of May 14, 2020, this list includes most, but not all students’ college matriculation plans.

Babson College Pennsylvania State University Bard College Pepperdine University Bates College Pomona College Baylor University Princeton University Belmont University Purdue University Boston University Reed College Brandeis University Rice University California Polytechnic State University-San San Francisco State University Luis Obispo Santa Clara University California State Polytechnic University-Pomona Southern Methodist University California State University - Chico Stanford University California State University-Fullerton Syracuse University California State University-Long Beach Temple University California State University-Los Angeles Texas A&M University California State University-Northridge Texas Christian University Carleton College Tufts University Clemson University Tulane University Cogswell College University of Arizona Colgate University University of California, Berkeley College of the Holy Cross University of California, Davis Columbia University University of California, Los Angeles Creighton University University of California, Merced Denison University University of California, Santa Barbara Duke University University of California, Santa Cruz Emerson College University of Chicago Fairfield University University of Colorado Boulder Fordham University University of Denver Georgetown University University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Grinnell College University of Iowa Hobart and William Smith Colleges University of Miami Howard University University of Michigan Indiana University Bloomington University of Mississippi Louisiana State University University of New Orleans Loyola Marymount University University of Notre Dame Loyola University Chicago University of Oregon Loyola University New Orleans University of Pennsylvania Luther College University of Portland Marist College University of San Diego Marquette University University of Southern California Middlebury College University of Utah New York University University of Washington Northeastern University University of Wisconsin, Madison Northwestern University Wake Forest University Ohio State University Washington University in St. Louis Oregon State University Westmont College Pasadena City College Yale University Academic Attire

The history of academic dress reaches far back into the early days of the oldest universities.­ A statute of the Uni- versity of Coimbra, Portugal, in 1321 required that all “Doctors, Licentiates, and Bachelors” wear gowns, and in England in the second half of the fourteenth century, statutes of some of the colleges forbade “excess in apparel” and prescribed­ the wearing of long gowns. The unheated buildings of the medieval scholars and the tonsured heads of many clerics undoubtedly contributed to the development of the hood which (like the monk’s cowl) was designed simply to keep the head warm. Such a functional­ hood was superseded eventually by the skullcap.

European institutions continued to show a diversity in academic dress, but American colleges and universities in 1895 agreed to a standard style and form to be used all over the country. Subsequently, in 1932 and again in 1959, this academic code has been revised­ and appropriate colors and styles prescribed. There are three types of gowns: the bachelor’s, the master’s, and the doctor’s. These are differentiated mainly by the cut of the sleeves and the velvet trimming on the doctor’s gown. Hoods, corresponding to each of the degrees, also differ in length, size of trimming, and their shape. The color of the velvet­ band around the hood designates the subject field of the degree; the width of the velvet­ band denotes the level of the degree; the two-color silk lining of the interior of the hood conforms to the school colors of the university which granted the degree.

In today’s commencement, the faculty is wearing the colors of and representing the following colleges and universities: Azusa Pacific University; Bemidji State University; Berkeley Graduate Theological Union; Butler University; Caldas University; California Institute of Technology; California Institute of the Arts; California Polytechnic State University, Pomona; California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo; California State University, Dominguez Hills; California State University, Long Beach; California State University, Los Angeles; California State University, Northridge; Chapman University; Claremont Graduate School; Columbia University; D’Youville College; Georgetown University; Indiana University, Bloomington; Jesuit School of Theology, Boston; La Roche College; Long Island University; Loyola Marymount University; Loyola University of Chicago; Mt. St. Mary’s College; National University, Los Angeles; New York University; Northwestern University; Pratt Institute; San Jose State University; Santa Clara University; St. Mary’s College of California; St. Olaf College; University of California, Berkeley; University of California, Irvine; University of California, Los Angeles; University of California, Riverside; University of California, San Diego; University of Iowa; University of Kansas; University of La Verne; University of Maine; University of Miami; University of San Francisco; University of Southern California; University of Virginia; Villanova University; Whittier College School of Law.

The Shield of Loyola High School of Los Angeles

The seal of Loyola High School represents the lineage of St. Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Society of Jesus, along with an “L” in the top right corner of the seal, representing the school itself. The seal first appeared on campus in the stained glass door at the entrance to Ruppert Hall, dedicated in 1926. The seal combines the two family bearings brought together in the 1261 marriage of Beltrán Ibáñez de Oñaz, the lord of Loyola, and Marina Sánchez de Licona. The Loyola bearing, on the bottom right of the seal, depicts two wolves feeding from a cauldron, referencing a long-ago famine in the Basque highlands in which the Loyola family fed even the starving animals of the surrounding forests. The familial representations of the wolf (lobo) and cauldron (olla) developed into the name of Loyola (lobo y olla). The Oñaz bearing, the bars on the left of the seal, represent the heroic brothers of the Oñaz family, who distinguished themselves in battle.The cardinal and gold included in the seal are the Oñaz family colors, while the navy blue of the L and the blue and white stripes on the left are Loyola High School’s traditional colors.