Loyola University of Los Angeles - Lair Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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In the years following 1930, this shack served as the central point in Student Activities. The old Lair was originally part of the construction camp for the workers who built St. Robert's and Xavier Halls. It was a humble beginning, but it was a step toward the campus of today. Sullivan Hall, which housed the first resident students, and the campus as it was in 1950 are also pictured here. 1950 saw the completion of the beginning period of Loyola's growth which provided a firm cornerstone for further development. The mmpur in 1950

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The next period of growth gave Loyola the real roots on which to build further progress. In 1953 the Sacred Heart Chapel was added to the campus. Its calm tower points out to all both the location and the ultimate purpose of Loyola University. Next on campus appeared Pereira Hall, an Engineering building named after Brother john Pereira, SJ., who was responsible for landscaping the Loyola campus in its pioneering days. The completion of Pereira Hall ended another period of growth and completed the preliminary design envisioned by the farseeing Jesuits, Pereiwz H all