Loyola University Chicago - Loyolan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Wg., Newlyweds John Marquette and JoAnn Henner are in a giddy mood in this scene from The Fourposter. 1 f W X 1 f J. u , I ' x-e, Sitting on a stool Hall stage managers sit on stoolsl, Mike Kelly holds the script of Thornton Wilder's Pullman Car Hiawatha for Lee Faust, Lucy Redrnon, and Ron Toebaas. Anne Brandt visits Pullman car passengers Paul Barrett, Sandy Weinstein, Cecile Conrad, Glen Phillips, and Sandy Weaver.

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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

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, I f The first, no matter what it is, is always memorable. The first love, the first heart- break, the first day on a job, all these leave lasting impressions. One of the firsts which nearly all Loyola students have in common is Welcome Week, formerly call- ed Orientation Week, For most of us, it was the first contact with the institution which was to be one of the focal points of our existence for four long, sometimes overlong, years. Most of the speeches may now be forgot- ten, most of the advice may never be re- membered again, all of the pain of filling out registration forms may be subdued by anesthetic timeg but the single lingering memory of the first confrontation with an alma mater, an other mother, can never be forgotten. !MP5PI ' Ten shirts, two suits and 2000 cigars-that should do it. WU I+ 'fl7 l f'll ll'!'TlT'lT'1 raw--1 o 1 So this is Stebler! Sue Trimble pauses to admire her new home. Frosh get all the luck: free books! No, it's not a basket ball gameg it's regis tration day.