Loyola University Chicago - Loyolan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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3 -x HALL Miss Varsity and her court. Back row: Judy Kruzel. Maureen Martin. Virginia Zittnan. Middle row: Jule Swinehart, Rose Piraino, Sheila Shanahan, Kathleen Monge, Lorraine Lang. Front row: Virginia Stift, Diane Dybas, Lucille Anichini. FALL FROLIC -- MISS VARSITY Loyola students dance at the annual Union Fall Frolic, one of the highlights of the fall social season.

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The social attraction of the year is always the Fall Frolic, at which Miss Varsity is selected and crowned. The competition is always fierce. with frater- nities and organizations struggling to get their candidate elected. This year eleven girls were nominated lmy various organizations and the com- petition was keen. Among those represented were: Iudy Kruzel, Independents: Maureen Martin, Pi Alpha Lamlmdag'Virginia Zittnan, Veterans Gluhg Iule Swinehart, Alpha Kappa Psig Rose Piraino, DeltaXSigma Pig Sheila Shanahan, Alpha Delta Gamma: Kathleen Monge. Tau Delta Phig Lor- raine Lang, Gamma Delta Phig Virginia Stift, Tau Kappa Epsilong Diane Dylias, Phi Mu Chig Lu- cille Anichini, Sigma Delta Phi. The winner was Sheila Shanahan, the candi- date of Alpha Delta Gamma fraternity. Miss Shanahan, presently attending University Gol- lege, was crowned hy Roxane Slaski, Miss Var- sity of 1958-59. As Miss V arsity, Miss Shanahan is the repre- sentative of the Loyola Union at all Universitv activities during the school year. ' This yearis Fall Frolic was held in the Grand Ballroom of the Palmer House, and music for the occasion was provided by Dick Carltoifs orches- tra and by the Eddie Higgins quintet. Sheila Shanahan, Miss Var- sity, 1959-60. Members of the R.O.T.C. keep careful guard over the Lewis Towers ballot box during voting for the new Miss Varsity. Sheila Shanahan, Loyolass new Miss Varsity, is crowned by thc 1953-59 Miss Varsity, Roxane Slaski, as chairman Gene Nelson looks on approvingly.

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LOYOLA SPORTS No summary of the school year would be complete without a mention of its sports life, which is consiclerecl an integral part of the ecluca- tional program. Loyola fields intercollegiate teams in haslcet- ball, golf, swimming, howling, track, and cross- Country. In aclclition to the adequate schetlule of inter- collegiate athletics, Loyola conclucts an intramu- ral program to meet the physical development and recreational neecls of lioth men and Women students. This year,s intramurals saw an increasing in- terest among the coecls hecause of an expanclecl program which includes haskethall, swimming, yolleyhall, and ping-pong. 16 -, Our enthusiastic cheerlc ulers xx en in mtl til p irt of the bislteth ill seison hx lclclmg color to each game, The girls in Dimi Anstttt Clenclr XlcDonalcl Butrlx Wilson Iolm Toole Rhoda Lesko, Jule Sxxinchrrt Nliurttn lXlLXlll10Il Ru 'Stux irt md Cirmel Hill