Loyola University Chicago - Loyolan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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t4 'L l '-QM 4, The most chamiing skier of the weekend was Sheila Shanahan, Loyola's Miss Varsity. This scene shows one of the many hills in the area which tested the skiing skills of eager Loyolans. Lovely Northernaire Resort in Three Lakes, VVisconsin, provided the background for the skiing and the setting for the indoor activities. f F 23

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SKI WEEKEND In accordance with the Jesuit maxim of edu- cating the whole man, physically as well as men- tally, Loyola University provides its students with an opportunity to acquire new athletic skills and further provide an outlet for post-examination tensions-a time to forget. Sponsored under the aegis of the Coed Club and the Loyola Union, the yearly Odyssey to Northernaire resort, Three Lakes, XVisconsin, of- fers the student a rare opportunity to discover muscles and capabilities previously unknown. The catalogue of ski-weekend activities reads like the decathalon: skiing, toboganning, ice skating, snow shoeing, and sleigh riding, as well as indoor pastimes ranging from swimming to lounging in the luxurious Northernaire apart- ments. The Loyola Ski-weekend truly offers some- thing for everyone, whether he is a lounge lizard or the rugged outdoor type. The rolling hills of the XVisconsin countryside provided ample pitfalls as a stimulation to Loyola's exuberant amateurs. S.-W The scene is gay at Lake Shore Campus as the skiers prepare to leave for the wintry wastes of XVisconsin. From right to left the merry-makers are George Kollintzas fassistant dean of studentsl, Ioan Vaccaro fassistant to the dean of womenl, Fred Green and Lenore Quinn Cstudent co-chaimienl, Sheila Shanahan, Diane Dybas, and Bill Cowan.

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The girls of Theta Phi Alpha were honored with a first-place trophy on Friday night for their sparkling perfomiance. Chi Theta Upsilon sorority took the audience on a tour of a Chinese tea-house to point out the differences between Chinese students and Loyolans. -?,,... VARIETY SHCW The Small World of Entertainmentv was the theme of the annual Arts, Commerce, and Nursing Variety Show. Playing to the largest audiences ever, the Variety Show was a sparkling display of student talent which ranged from sing- ing and dancing to comedy and farce. Dennis Monahan took the first prize on Fri- day evening for the best individual act in his very humorous portrayal of Liberace. Theta Phi Alpha achieved the first place trophy for the best organ- izational act, whereas Tau Kappa Epsilon won the second place trophy as they took the audience to the F olies Bergere in Paris, France. The Alumni Associations Iggy', was taken by Phi Mu Chi. The director of the show was Frank Mustari and the producer was Ioe Gajewski.