Loyola University - Wolf Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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Reflects Easy Atmosphere of City Using elbow grease on the Loyola seal, frosh victims of Hellweek Walter Sagrera and Charles Wiegand make like Mr. Clean. New Orleans is a cosmopolitan seaport city, and as one of her leading universities Loyola has a studentry to match. The variety of backgrounds, abilities, and in- terests of her young people add to the prestige of Loy- ola and the education she supplies. Representatives from 10 foreign countries such as China, Germany, Venezuela, and British Honduras, and from 37 states lend an extra flavor to the student body. Although the majority of Loyolans, 2,227 of them, are, fittingly enough. Catholic, 441 students of other religions are represented. There are 367 Protestants, 22 of the Jewish faith, and 52 of other denominations combinecT. Of this year ' s enrollment, 1,912 students are men and 1,242 are women, indicating that males still reigned supreme in the year of Our Lord 1962. Aha! Who is the unfortunate victim of the camera ' s eye? This senior pho- tographer is undoubtedly snapping away at someone. Was it you?

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A break from the routine of classes finds these students re- laxing. The young man with his back to the re ader is helping his friends catch up on the latest campus news. University Life Loyolans Enjoy Relaxed Mood on Campus Socializing is easy right from the beginning. Zzzzzzzzzz! Snores a sleepy student.

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