Loyola University Chicago - Loyolan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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CO TE TS SCHOLARSHIP ln Boolt One is presented the L'niyer::ity. Nlanifest here is the adherence of the -lesuits to their traditional aim. the bal- anced development of youths into men. who are cultured through training in the sciences, the humanities. and the Catholic religion. CATHQLIC FELLOWSHIP In Book Two is offered a record of how the students of Loyola utilize-under faculty' supervision-their training and principles in social and practical life. SPORTSM.-XNSHIP lguuli Three records the efforts of Loyolans in Athletics. llere we see that the aim of the .Iesuits is to use athletic games for the physical and moral training of every student in the school, and not as the semi-professional occupation of a few experts.

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PORTSMAN HIP Action in intramural football, another yearly spurt attraction fur students. The basketball tcnm in an curly game. Basketball is I.uyoln's big- gest intcrcullcgiatc spurt. ,N Mui. ,K t...v 'iltll '4: 9-mul,-,Y-4L'11l.-1, AJ. 31.11F ll

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