Loyola University Chicago - Loyolan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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juniors Mary Koestner and Tom Haney, instruct freshman students about life at Loyola as part of the Maroon and Gold junior advisory program. Members of Loyola's R.O.T.C. unit line up in formation on the Lake Shore Campus athletic Held.

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Rev. Robert XV. Mulligan, Sul., vice-president of Loyola, wel- Q Patterns of Culture comes the japanese Consul of Chicago, Mr. Masayoshi Kawa- nnmi, .ind Rev. Francis K. Numazrivvn, S.V.D,, president of l Ntinzun University, Nagoya, hltipan. Father Numazrtwa, who was presented with the Loyola Key, spoke on japanese philos- X ophy. -s Mr. Bernard XV. Cullen, distinguished young American artist .ind critic, illustrates A point from his lecture on themes in contemporary French painting. ' The third visiting lecturer in the series was Dr. A. Robert Ctiponigri, professor of philosophy, Notre Dame University, who spoke on comtemporary Italian thought. fb-.av 4K Mans evolving role in the universe was the subject of the concluding lecture by Rev. XVnlter Ong, S.-I., associate professor of English ut St. Louis University. w J O rv. 5 BVQLSIHL -t s -cw-..-xx-azz-an .cur mm-:min-as-x:u1r..uv:-c-:. in A . .:. A . at. r. . . . -.un r:fn-.:1:-gmg,1.1r.w.x1:J:an.1x. Sraxuaurnnsli1n,1Di.vn.wv-aqgwbmlxtlaaxlbuiliilithiki