Loyola University - Wolf Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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To the Loyola Student Body: With this publication of the WOLF, the first since 1943 when because of the war it was discontinued, I take pleasure in congratulating all those responsible for this splendid volume. As you thumb these pages many years from now, you wil journey through the corridor of memories to those good old days at Loyola. Friendships and rivalries, joys and sorrows — all will return with feeling. Today you are shaping those future memories. Will they bring you pride and satisfaction? That is for you to determine now. All of you have my prayers and very best wishes. Ac , -

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I would like to acquaint you with the faculty of my University. Some I knew before I left in 1943; others I met only this year. As true friends, they are eager at all times to lend help, whether of scholastic or personal nature . . . MY FACULTY

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am glad to meet Loyola ' s President, the Very Reverend Thomas J. Shields, S. J. Father Shields came to Loyola in 1945, so we had never met before. It was good to become acquainted with the President who has made himself so popular with both faculty and students with his congenial and frank manner, the man who has kept Loyola on its high educational level during two of its hardest years. What do I like in particular about our President? I like the friendly humor in his convocation talks to the students and his eager interest in the school ' s welfare. I like his approachableness, the kind words he has for all. I like the harmonious way In which he works with the faculty. Yes, I ' m glad to meet Father Shields, a true leader who typifies the spirit of Loyola . . .