Loyola University - Wolf Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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FRANK STASS Assistant Professor of Accounting and Management H. K. TAKEMURA, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry Mr. Gelpi, Congressman Hale Boggs, Mr. McEvoy, and Ronald Fon- seca, president of the Young Democrats Club, pose on the library steps after a noon time session on politics. LEWIS TODD Professor of Mathematics IVOR TRAPOLIN Lecturer in Business Communications f V 1 ak JOSEPH TREGLE, Ph.D. RICHARD WALLE JANE WALSH RAY WITHAM Professor of History Instructor in Pathology Instructor in Physical Education Instructor of Mathematics RAYMOND WITTE, Ph.D. JANET WOOTEN LEO ZINZER CHARLES OCHSNER, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Instructor in Instructor in Speech Assistant Professor of History History Medical Technology and Political Science Page 27

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Mr. Zinzer consults his role book in order to find his next victim in Expression 101. Lay Faculty KENNETH RAYER Professor of Anatomy % JANET RILEY Assistant Professor of Law and Law Librarian RAFAEL SANCHEZ Instructor in Medical Technology JOHN SHINKAI, Ph.D. FLO SIMONSON G. R. SMITH, Ph.D. HILDA SMITH, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Instructor in Associate Professor of As sistant Professor of Pharmaceutical Chemistry Medical Technology Management Education MABEL SMITH Assistant Professor of Pace 26 Education ISABEL SNYDER Associate Professor of Spanish EDWARD SOCOLA Assistant Professor of English- DAN STAPP Instructor in Pharmaceutical Accounting

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Tom DuBos, president of the Student Council, welcomes a visitor from Loyola of Chicago to Loyola of New Orleans. Student Council Perhaps the most active organization on the Loyola cam- pus, the Student Council, has as its objective the promotion, coordination, and regulation of student and group conduct. Established in 1926, the Council serves as a mediator be- tween the students and university authorities and helps to preserve Loyola ' s traditions and customs. The student body of Loyola se ems to be becoming more interested in student government, voluntary attendance at the Council meetings having increased. This increased in- terest is due to the pertinent questions and matters handled bv the student governing body themselves. A bird ' s eye view of a Student Council meeting. i T 4 v j J ft 4Ji i : m. k U j M t 1 , Tie- 4