Loyola University - Wolf Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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Most of the next three pages are devoted to our boo-boos— mistakes made in the edit- ing of the 1960 Wolf. The task of proofreading a yearbook is one of the most difficult jobs a staff is faced with, for it entails checking not only whether names are spelt correctly, but also whether the correct name is with the correct picture, and the hardest job of all . . . whether all names and pictures have been included. Through an unfortunate error, the pictures of the seniors on the next three pages were never given to the Wolf by the photographer, and thus we had no way of knowing they had been taken— until the distribution. Rev. Harry H. Heiter, S.J. University Secretary Rev. A. B. Goodspeed, S.J. University Treasurer WE MADE A BOO-BOO ARCENEAU, THOMAS W. B.S. BOACKLE, MILTON J. B.M.E. CASTILLO, LUIS A. B.B.A. DeNICOLA, ROSS J., JR. D.D.S. DUSSE, ROBERT A. B.B.A. ESPOSITO, RICHARD A. D.D.S.

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Degrees were conferred on 338 graduates from the colleges of arts and sciences, business administration, music and pharmacy; the schools of law and dentistry; the evening division; and the graduate schools of education and biology. RELIGION ON INCREASE. Graduation ceremonies were officially dedicated to the Most Rev. Joseph Francis Rummel in commemoration of his 25th anniversary as archbishop of New Orleans that month. He told the graduates that religion is not on the wane but on the increase— notwithstanding the impact of material- ism. He said that one evidence of this is the tremendous increase of religious facilities in the archdiocese— schools, churches, and additions to schools. In the field of education perhaps more has been accom- plished than in any other field in the archdiocese, he asserted. In the past 25 years there has been a great increase of in- terest in education founded on the principles originated by Christ. On behalf of the student body, student council president William Hammel gave an address of welcome, tracing the steps which led up to the archbishop ' s silver jubilee and citing his efforts in improving the educational system. On behalf of the university and WWL-TV, a two-hour-long film of the archbishop ' s 25th anniversary Mass was presented to him by the Rev. A. B. Goodspeed, S.J., university treasurer and a member of the board of directors of the Loyola-owned station. The Most Rev. Joseph Francis Rummel

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FUTCH, MARION B. D.D.S. HERBERT, JACQUES J. B.S. HERZOG, FREDERICK J. L.L.B. KARAM, GENE M. D.D.S. KATHMANN, MILTON L, Jr. D.D.S. KEHOE, JERRY R. L.L.B. MAURIZ, MANUEL J. B.B.A. McCAFFERY, THOMAS D., JR. B.S. OBERHELMAN, WILLIAM J., JR. L.L.B. ODOM, DONNA A. B.A. OSWALD, HAROLD W. D.D.S. POWELL, BUTLER E., JR. B.B.A. MORE SENIORS