Loyola University Chicago - Loyolan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Jackie D'Souva and Lucyammo Isaac from lndia. The Alumnae Association's Committee for Foreign Stu- dents: Mary Jane Senese, Jean Yosepian, Carol Luczak, and Bernice O'Brien. gift! ..QT.,.g1:,p-I 4915 ,, - I 5-wif 'ik J i f ' .42 f ff gal G4 Loyola has experienced . . . a great influx of students from many coun- tries, from many cultures . . . upon graduation they take home the wisdom and influence of their Jesuit education , . . and a constellation ot impressions about our country and its people . . . their opinions depend upon the reception they have been given . . . a welcome expansion ot LoyoIa's educational program. QC. if i Midori Yamaha, Minoru Fujita, and Michiko Sakamoto from Japan. G l sv, l . r ' S ' . -. fssus, l.:.'.',' . :5:g:Q:- .gq:fq': , ' . it A .i:.'-sialffcbgl Mercedes Verzosa and Prudentia Bautista from the Phillipines. Malik Chetan Parkash and Theodore Mazarello from India. f ,.. xi- 1 fi 29 it Sq , 1 t-33 A Alberto Malicsi from the Phillipines, Jeremy Barker from England and Thomas Vadokekalam from India. Rose Kim Surh from Korea. ' x

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Q N if Q-ii fb Flo Tryner and Trish Gerrity at the Greek Temple Paestum. The first glimpse of Austria-the Dolomites. -45 Z1 In 1 WJ' l V , ,ig :Liv ,ne .tg - 'Q-' D-Jig! V-1 l 'iv' - ,4 :I - -1 ,elf 1 g .,:- as t 0 x - 1- .Q I 1-4 ' 4 ' F - Q x v f I 5- 6' 1 D 4 A ,hd A l iii' L 4 t -Q vfx fe 1. ,far 'L' Q- l C' V, i fri Wit, The tour visits St. Mark's Cathedral in Venice. The bus can wait. Dr. and Mrs. Michael Fink pause to be photographed in Vienna, Austria. London, Paris, Vienna, Florence, and Rome were the main stops in the nine week summer tour . . . the group also ventured into Germany, Holland, Switzerland, Lichtenberg, and Bel- gium . . . Audiences with Pope Paul VI and President Segni of Italy highlighted an already impres- sive trip. ls The Bridge of sighs, venice, Italy. A '. Q 6 'lu' X

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