Loyola University - Wolf Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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President Thomas J. DuBos Vice-President • . . Matthew J. Schott Secretary Lydia Ann Larose Treasurer Robert J. Daigle Parliamentarian Edward J. Pesce Moderator Robert L. Boggs, S.J. vt, v. , i y w- ' Jm B fe 3-c Bilk ♦ MARY ARNOLD GERTRUDE BEAUFORD BOB DAIGLE JOHN ESTES CHARLES HANEMANN PAUL HATREL CARL HELLMERS JERRY HOSKINS CHARLES JEANSONNE HENRY LaROCCA LYDIA LAROSE FRED LIPPS RENE NAVARRE ED PESCE PAUL ROSE MATT SCHOTT OLGA SEIFERTH CHARLES SIMON DAN STAPP JACKIE UBER FRED VETTERS ROBERT YOUNG ROBERT WINN FR. BOGGS Pace 29

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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

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Central Committee President Robert J. Daigle Secretary Claire Ferriei Treasurer Charles Hausknecht Members: Gertrude Beauford, Robert Courtney, Robert Daigle, Ray Eiffert, Claire Ferrier, Leon Ferrier, William Finegan, Charles Haus- knecht, Fred Lipps, Albert Temes, Fritz Veters, and Robert Winn. The Central Committee is the newest governing body on Loyola campus. It was organized to coordinate B.A. Or- ganizational Activities and to plan and promote major Business Administration activities. The presidents of the various B.A. clubs, plus two sophomore representatives and the president of the B.A. freshman class compose the mem- bership of the committee. This year the organization spon- sored a Business Administration dance, the Back the Pack program, which that college won; scheduled speakers for the B.A. convocations. The last event of the ' 56- ' 57 year was the private Senior Prom of the College of Business Administration held on the night ending senior exams, May eighteenth. Albert Temes, Fritz Veters, Peter Cavallo, Claire Ferrier, secretaiy, Bob Daigle, president, Leon Ferrier, Gertie Beauford, Ray Eiffert, and Ben Hauskneckt, treasurer.