Loyola University Chicago - Loyolan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Bettine Zizzo photographs Mexican water beetles in genetic research program. To most Loyola students, the last days of May symbolize a release of sorts, a time for a change of scenery. The physical plant of Loyola, however, re- mains behind, though somehow strangely changed. There seems to be a musty informality spreading through the halls and seeping into the short-sleeved classrooms, and their sense of informality sometimes more closely approximates the true feeling of Uni- versity life than is ever apparent during the regular school year. Taken all together, summer days at Loyola are a lesson in sweat, study, and camaraderie. Parasitology calls for a group effort by Stan Matusik, Marilyn Samis, and Marilvn Link. l'ni4 Lf, Y! 'sz 11,',, Z 3 9 ll 1611 2321 30 3Q Summer brings an air of informality to the physics laboratory. Philosophy absorbs Dr. Catania and some of his students in a post-class discussion. U55 ,... . Wu.- ...L e !' we ii 4 r .-

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orsgh, Very Rev. James F. Maguire SJ. cuts the Alumni cake for two 05 grads. Home is the sailor, home from the sea. And home, too, were the Loyola alumni, as the first annual Alumni Day was held on june 9 and the surrounding weekend. Home, too, were all those memories of times gone by, grateful remembrances of too-long for- gotten friendships, and, most of all, a sense of communion with the past. Rev. James J. Mertz, SJ. and Mr. and Mrs. Norbert McDonough enjoy an informal 5.34,-2 lunch. 1 Alumni find Dumbach Hall un- changed. 'lt Very Rev. james F. Maguire, S.J. accepts a watch from those responsible for Alumni Day, represented by Fred Sexto, Winifred O'Toole, and Norton O'Meara. 18 i