Loyola University - Wolf Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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INSTITUTE OF HUMAN RELATIONS: QSEATEDJ Charles Hatfield, Rev. David A. Boileau QDirectorJ, Suzette Watson, Carla Geraghty, Karen Shaw, QSTANDINGJ Larry Desommes, Ray Ariatti, Kathy Torregano, Bro. Gale Condit, Alana Miller, Terry Smith, Rev. Maynard Hurst SJ, Jon Griffin, Robyn Ryan, Dale Owens, George Saporito, Aleice Reese. MT .-. V :' X, .-'yr 'X .-:im ' EXTENSION PROGRAMS, INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH, SUMMER SESSION: John F. Sears, Director. '1 , V v ,av I ' ' ' ' :-'W H 'J'-1 ws- .., ' ' .--11,5 vynl ' A , ' ' qix ,gcu- i+. ,- .y,m ?S-vm-fag 'oi Qs-If -WK? '91 .Q 'xp INSTITUTE OF POLITICS: Dr. Ed Renwick fDirectorJ, Dorothy Ellis fm, LIBRARY: QSEATEDJ Margaret Loup, Mary Lee Sweat, James Volny fDirectorJ, Agnes Stanslield, Jeanne Ory, QSTANDINGJ Richard Jerez, Milton Couvillon, Gracelyn Tillman, Renee Cameron, Anna Burnside, Harriet Wolf, Julie McGeown, Tina Byrne, Stella Le Beouf, Alice Wu, Alfonso Sabadie, fmissingj Evelyn McKinley, Ruth Renaud, Bob Brealt, Patricia Doran. I

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ACADEM C AFFAIRS 'f T 1. az 5 - F' '17 f n':':2 'VI il ' RObCl'l A. PTCSIOII ADMISSIONS COUNSELORS: Bob Intrieri, Francesca Roberts. Becky Whitten, Dr Vicg President for Academic Affairs Bernard Loposer QDirectorJ, Suzanne Toppino QAssoc. Directorj L. , , ,, AM,-A--K u..,.......,N.......... . ' -14 I I wif 'QQ eu Q gr 'Cr I A Q'El ..- 1 r'X r vtlf' ,' . .F efarrff , f 'jx Q iLJp:.l-- i K X W I ,,- ,Q 53' Pr. Iiiilfeii XI ' i ,g...--q ' ! REGISTRAR'S OFFICE: QSEATEDJ Susan Greene, Kathryn Poole, Audry Latham Rev. Francis A. Benedetto SJ QSTANDINGJ Tom Russo fAssistant Registrarj, Susan Klinger, Ray Pelletari, Carrie V- P 'd t f C - - Untereiner, Rick Osborne, Jim Duplass QRegistrarJ, fmissingj John Depond. Slgiiiarigsiglan?-to ?l2nE,l:-gxggins 17

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The Institute of Human Relation It-if one overall goal, namely, that of laboring tt- create a society in which the dignity of the human person in whomsoever found will be acknowl- edged, respected and protected. Among its continuing programs are the National Endow- ment for the Humanities' Louisiana Program, the Labor-Management School, BLUE- PRINT, the Consumer Center, the Correc- tional Reform Program Qwith the AFL-CIOJ, The G.E.D. Continuing Education Program and various ongoing projects dealing with the concerns of women. Founded in 1969, the New Orleans Review is a cultural publication of Loyola University. It features the works of Loyola's faculty and students as well as such noted writers as Nor- man Mailer and Walter Percy. The Review is published three times a year. The Institute of Politics' primary goal is to locate young men and women with outstanding leadership potential, and bring them together in an educational program designed to endow each with a solid foundation in the exigencies of practical politics and government. The pur- pose ofthe program is to prepare these emerg- ing leaders for entry into public life as candi- dates for office, government officials, and citi- zen activists in the affairs of their communities and nation. The Institute's ultimate aim is to improve the overall quality of political leader- ship. SCOPE provides an opportunity for under- graduate education for those who normally could not enter Loyola. It is geared toward providing assistance to the educational andfor economic disadvantaged by offering a system of pre-admission with academic-year instruc- tion, tudoring, and counseling. SCOPE: John Freeman ftudorJ, Ster- ling Cincore tDirectorj, Louis Schello Cstudentj. if f 'iffy Q Q ,u 1 N sgckfr, ,TTI 'i-1.5 .f ' V orr-off f ,gf ,Y XY H V, 'T' -' 5.35 Qt -HL Ax :WI ,xv iiii '- 1 ii' xf :Xg 19