Loyola University - Wolf Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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Ilfifmjgln nil II trtr f MgIlis ■fcf---}. : 1 jfSu glb. f t m The present library was dedi- cated in 1950. Before this each college school and de- partment had its own library. ■||3«IIII: IB! .- : - .i-auu l m Progressing Daily The college of business administration is located in Stallings Hall, named for its benefactress, Mrs. Oliver A. Stal- lings. 3! lli Wnrir III 3J5:rn H - One of Loyola ' s newest buildings, the fieldhouse, was completed in 1954. « -

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Above: Bobet Hall, the home of the school of dentistry, the college of phar- macy and biological sciences, was opened for classes in 1924. Left: The school of law, established in 1914, has been operating in St. Thomas More Hall, pictured, since 1925. ' ■■-■ The college of music was incorporated into the university in 1932. Prior to that it was known as The New Orleans Conservatory of Music and Dramatic Art. Cummings Hall houses the education department and the alumni offices. Facing St. Charles Ave., it typifies the homes of the famous Garden District.

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Loyola Tomorrow Included in the plans for Loyola ' s expansion is the central heating and cooling building to be located at the left rear of Bobet Hall. Loyola ' s future dream building will be the student center which will be erected behind Bobet Hall. The modern building will have administration offices, a book store, a cafeteria and meeting rooms.