Loyola University Chicago - Loyolan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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MDXL ' SOCIETY OF NU fy 5 A c. m Us C uw fu O 3 n 3 X I CUlJA'l I'Y 'l l ALlJ 0 of flu: Collage of Arts :md Seimas CN D 23

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JESUS 0 MCMXL C e Q74!zf4 an giencegi af! eabl l Tllli P1l'IVlCl3lCND .lOSIiPll S. RICINIER, Sul., dean ol' the College ol' Arts and Sciences from l923 to 1931 who was instrumental in building the present organization ol' the college. 'llllli REV!-IILICNIJ Wn.1.I,ur A. Flxxifzcmx, llenn ot the College of Arts :uid Seieuees 'l'he l'ollege olf Arts :md Seienees founded in 1870 under the name ol' St. Ignatius College moved to its present site elf the lake shore in 1922. At present the Lake Shore lfzmipus is eoin- posed ol' eight buildings :md has :in enrollment ol? about six hun- dred students. 'l'he students ol? this lll'2lll0ll oi' the University display great sehool spirit lending themselves entllusiustieztlly to the extr:1-eur- rieulur zu-tivities of the sehool. l+'roin their numbers eome inany of the lenders of the University. 'l'he students ol? the North Shore lfzunpus form :li majority in the vzrrious eluhs and in the lll'2l,TT'l2ltl0 :md musieztl orgzxnizzltions. 'l'hey hold the st:1W positions on the University puhliez1,tions :uid provide the eager P2tl'l'lI'lI12ll'l0ll in 1he intramural :uid intercollegiate sports. ' 'l'he Student Vouneil whieh is 1he governing body of the ezunpus has sponsored several inzrjor events throughout the year, ehiei' among which was Loyalty Week held :it the elose oi' the lmslcetlmll season ns at tribute to the tezun :is well as to the other squads representing Loyola. lfuiversity in ll1tCl'00llCQ,'l2ll'0 sports. The unqualified sueeess ol' this venture has relleeted mueh eredit upon the Vouneil. 'l'1 1 1-1 Rl-Lvl-:maxim .Mules V. KELLY, Assistant 'Dean of the College ol? Arts und Seieuees Tin.: Rl-:vi-21:1-:Nu 'l'u1-1 Ri-:vi-zlxlcxn 'llllli lfl'3Vl'Illl'3NlP Wll.l.I.xx1 li. SIIIIGLS, A1:'rul'n.I. K1f:1.l.x', JOHN l - 3'fUfl'l'QNlCK, Sel- .-hSSlSt2lllf professor of llistory Assistant professor of Philosophy l'l'0fl'SSlll' Illlll 4'll2llI'HHlll UT' llltl Depzirtment of Philosophy 24