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Standing: J. T. Rooney, P. Seghal, Dr. M. Blanar. Sitting: Dr. J. Buell R. Wareham, Dr. A. G. Hooper (Chairman), Rev. G. MacGuigan, Sh Rev. J. O'BRIEN, S.J., Chairman Communication Arts soar Rev. W. Bedard, Rev. J. Zalotay, Rev. C. H. Henkey. Page 17
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Page 16 Scanning the News for literary merit. Mr. Webster Sister Mary Peter ENGLISH K. Waters and A. Raspa “that you might read all the books in the British Museum (if you live long enough), and remain an utterly ‘illiterate’, unedu- cated person; but that if you read ten pages of a good book, letter by letter—that is to say, with real accuracy,—you are forever in some measure an educated person.” Sesame and Lilies, Lec. I THEOLOGY Father O’Brien
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a 8 8 L N (Top Row:) J. Taddeo, H. Hripko, P. Robson, Chairman. (Third Row:) M. Cooke, B. Mercier, B. Rinahan, P. Paquette, P. Rappel. (Second Row:) K. O’Donnell, M. Brien. (Bottom Row:) I. Leonard, M. Johnson, Y. Kaspers. “Welcome all ye Freshmen and Freshettes. Welcome . . . welcome . . . welcome. . .” For those enjoying their first year at Loyola, Freshmen Week had more to offer than ever before, thanks to the efforts of Paul Robson and the Freshmen Reception Association. Fol- lowing the Orientation Speeches, freshmen and freshettes from Loyola and Marianopolis joined forces to make this week a smashing success. Opening the slate of events was the traditional Red Feather Blitz, which netted an amazing sum of $1650. Tuesday and Wednesday gave the frosh an opportunity to see what Loyola had to offer them in the line of extra curricular activities. Thurs- day was meet the Upperclassmen day—hazing day for the frosh; a day dreaded by the new comers, loved by oldtimers, frowned upon by the administration, but a day enjoyed by all. To end the week of activities was Loyola’s annual car wash and frosh- bath which saw hundreds of civic-minded citizens who didn’t mind having their cars dirtied, turn out for this terrifying ordeal. With a greater number of freshmen on campus this year and a greater number of activities sponsored by the Freshmen Reception Association, Freshmen Week 65-66 at Loyola was marked by mass participation and great enthusiasm, climaxing with a most successful night at the Freshmen Fling. Thank you Loyola Freshmen, thank you F.R.A.
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