Loyola University - Wolf Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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Students Are Loyola Students are the reason for the existence of a university. They are the raw material which is worked and shaped into useful and worthwhile products. Loyola ' s students — 3000 plus from the greenest freshman to the most starry-eyed senior — are undergoing great changes. It is remarkable how 1 5 or 20 classes a week, bits of gossip in the cafeteria, fierce rooting at basketball games, and eager jockeying for dates for the next big dance can change a raw young freshman into an adult, sober graduate,- but it happens all the time. Students discover maturity in the strangest ways: a chance meeting in the quadrangle, a question posed to an instructor, an especially pretty day, fervent Mass, or welcomed smile— the Loyola osmosis is subtle, its effect perma- nent. Taking the long walk that will sep- arate nnost of them from the world of classes and studies they have known all their lives, seniors accept their diplomas in the fieldhouse.

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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.