Loyola University Chicago - Loyolan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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asketball Benefit November I3th marked the date of the benefit basketball game held to supple- ment the budget of the Loyolan. The arrangements for the game were made thanks to the generosity and kindness of Coach George Ireland. While attendance was poor. spirit was high, and the small crowd cheered heartily as SAB was defeated by the Faculty team, this despite the fact that the cheerleaders were asked to play with the Faculty. It was also a momentous occasion in that it was the only time the Loyola Ramblers played at the Alumni Gym before the beginning of the regular basketball season.

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McGaw Hos ital Dedication The Dedication of the Foster G. McGaw Hospital of Loyola University of Chicago More than 300 dignitaries attended the November I7 dedication of the 45l-bed hospital at Loyola's Maywood Medical Center Complex. in the name of Foster G. McGaw. founder and chairman of the American Hospital Supply Corporation, who made an unrestricted pledge of S7 million to the University. Mr. and Mrs. McGaw were honored guests at the ceremony. which featured the unveiling of architects plans for a 25-foot tall pylon bearing McGaw's name and which will be built in front of the Medical Center. Keynote speaker at the event was John AD. Cooper. M.D., president of the Association of American Medical Colleges. He told the assembly that medical schools are a convenient target on which to vent the hostility that has grown out of the frustration of society in achieving their aspirations for better health. FOSTER G. MQW HOSPITAL 0yoLt UNWERS .AL