Loyola University - Wolf Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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In strict mi litary formation the cadet battalion surrounded by the low hanging oaks of Audubon park wait in readiness for their weekly inspection Campus Queen Vickie Curtis takes a pause from her busy schedule to enjoy a Coke in the basement of Marquette hall A Jesuit joins an impromp- tu gab session in the quadrangle with some of his students

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Extracurricular Invasion The happy Thespian bends over half-painted scenery with a bigger blob of blue on his face than on his brush. The coed, with more brazenness than she ever thought in her, blushes pink as she calls out her bid at the annual United Fund Mystery Man auction. The rushees pause nervously at the door before stepping into the golden glitter of a fraternity rush blast. From freshman orientation in the first week of classes to innumerable banquets in the last weeks of school, Loyola ' s extracurriculars roll along at full tilt. The student is not only a mind, and therefore Loyola, charged with the education of the student, does not educate only a mind. Activities outside of class relax the body and refresh the spirit, develop the creative talents and social graces, and in general make life a good deal more fun for the student both within himself and in the company of others. No university is without its social atmosphere and elaborate parties and get-togethers. And Loyola being no different has its share with lavish parties as this fraternal group enjoys an authentic Hawaiian Luau 20

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Beanie topped freshmen gather in the quadrangle to witness the rigors of moot court during Hell Week hazying Freshman coeds are treated to the Big Sister— Little Sister style show featuring the latest campus fashions Freshmen Enjoy Orientation, Hell Weel Suppressed sadism in upperclassmen comes forth during Hell Week as the frosh is introduced to the oldest college tradition— that of hazying the newcomer 22 Upperclassmen are outnumbered twenty to one as frosh rebel and conquer