Loyola University Maryland - Evergreen / Green and Gray Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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This is a Hound, specifically, a Greyhound, whose leaps and sallies will entertain you through these pages. According to a scientifically directed survey taken last year, the char- acteristics and tastes of the elders of his variety are qnite interesting. Predominantly, these Senior Hounds have brown hair and blue eyes and are within two inches of six feet in height. The great majority of the breed lives in or around Baltimore City. This environment instills in them a yearly yearning for the blue crabs and savory oysters which abound in the nearby Chesapeake. A rather urbane group, these dogsi prefer cigarettes to other forms of tobacco and smoke four or five packs a week. The average Hound also prefers beer to more potent beverages. If you talk to them about books, the Greyhounds will profess an attraction for Ian Fleming and Albert Camus and almost anyone else in between. Many find reading their favorite form of entertainment, but there are those who lean toward more ephemeral pastimes. During the past four years one out of every four of the old dogs has partici- pated in some organized sport. As sociable as he is athletic, you will meet the Hound as often after dark as before. An- other favorite habitat, especially on Sunday, is Church. The business world with its ulcers and expense ac- counts will occup ' most Hounds in the future, but some will find their ways to the laboratory and to the halls of Academe; one out of every five intends to go on to some further degree of education. Roughly the same number will lead troops in the army. The latest and the best times of the Hound’s life have been spent at Loyola College. Turn the pages and see what his life has been like. See what it is to be one of those who go. . . . Running with the Hounds