Loyola University Chicago - Loyolan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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I ..,.- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Y fa . 7 I -7 I I Rev, Charles Rust, SJ. prepares to usher a group of art lovers on Loyola's latest fly by night journey. Isabel Lombardo and Betty Thacker do not seem as impressed by the uniformed Horse Guardsman in London as the Londoner at the far right seems with them. I I I I I I I I I I Cameras click quickly as Loyola StudentS I capture the beauty of another European 1 city. I I . . . . Summer is a time for seeing and learning, for I seeking and finding, the time to enjoy, I enjoy. 2 1 I I I

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The luxury of the working class . . . salesgirl-model Carol En- nis irigbll. Lift that barge, tote that bale. Summertime is the boon of the student and the bane of the em- ployer, as thousands of job-hungry Loyola students descend upon the shops, the factories and the streets of Chicago, ruthlessly unstabilizing the economy and padding their burgeoning little bank accounts. Bonita Miller exemplifies the backbone of collegiate bureaucracy . . . the secretary. Y l 4 .. ': 5 Q ig as - -' V Wu. gli, f The grounds must be kept in repairg foreign student Kamaal Kahzen helps during the Summer. 7' . dr. . V3 Q' - L .l. 1 'Es JV -f.z ' ' Father Louis Zabkar, SJ., a famed Egyptologist, spent the maiority of last summer in the realms of his specialty. lLef!D At the end of the sumrner's work, Father traveled in the Sudan to a village festival. fAb01'6'l Later, Father Zabkar looked again . . . perhaps for the last time . . . at the historic Abu Simbul temple which will soon be a part of a monument to the future, the Aswan Dam. 20

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The glitter of the footlights knows no seasons: the summer months, too, demand their share of the wit, the poetry, the warm-hearted humor of theatre, bringing enjoyment to those on both sides of the boards-whether in a professional tent theatre or in Loyola's drama workshop. The east of 51-,awe Alan end supe,-,nan takes a All eyes are on Adam Lutynski in a tense scene from MacLe1sh s This Mu curtain eau with a typical Victorian pose: John sic Crept by Me upan the Waters Cast il to rl Mardee Sheen Ron potye, Lee pause' Toni Kosinski, Mary Fran Cog, Cincinelli Larry McCauley JoAnn Henner land r to lb Lutynski Dick ge,-e Maureen Doherty, Jim Fabian, Barb Phil. Bandera Lucy Redmon Nancy Pruneau iseatedj Judy Moberly and Ronn lips, Adam Lutynski, Ronn Toebaas, Ron Cincinelli. T0eb3a5