Loyola University Chicago - Loyolan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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xxiv The Mariachis entertain. Jose de Al- ba sings Spanish and American songs. The authentic Spanish folk music draws an interested crowd. uuLfUl2A , saggy' oeueso ' t J.. IE inn cg ,,'!,. , .N iii?-.ff l' f . w,'..i Q 'iff I X 5 'K 1 fl. xx! A x Booth crafts. I9 Music, refreshments, dancing . . . Loyola, cooperating with Mundelein col- lege, held a very unusual party . . . a Spanish- American Fiesta . . . arts and crafts ot Mexico, Spanish folk music, and many types ot Latin food and refreshments were served . . . booths, games, and colorful dress were the order of the day . . . a very successful attempt to fa- miliarize students and visitors with the very lively Latin culture. s were set up to display Mexican .I

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' F- f . ,,, , .1 - tl... r . .4 f ' . Mr. Hudson's botany lectures are supplemented with outdoor observations, Peak enrollment increase . . . was realized in Loyola's SUMMER SCHOOL in l963, with 6797 students filling Lake Shore and Lewis Towers classrooms in three separate sessions. . . Mr. John Donohue, in charge of all operations, said the enrollment increase has been steady and mounting over past few years . . . l964 will show continued rise-though no master plan for expansion is in order . . . Full time Loyola professors, with several distinguished visiting lecturers, conduct aca- demics in the beach season . . . Dr. Robert Caponigri of Notre Dame, was last year's visit- ing professor of Philosophy . . . Special feature was the English department's five lecture con- ference for high school English teachers on teaching methods. ' Two students cheerfully approach Lewis Towers during the summer ses- sion. ,,,...n-4 Rev. William Moran, S.J. lec- tures on the relationship of the Covenant and the Decalogue. E rl Sf' . ff'- ,f- S