Loyola University - Wolf Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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MUSIC Music is the universal language. And Jazz appeals to everyone universally. New Orleans is the birthplace of Jazz. And it is here, where this music, seeped with tradition, is carried on as the underlying heartbeat of the city. TUT The priceless treasures of Tutankamun vis- ited New Orleans this year. Over a million people crammed their way into the Museum of Art during its five month stay to see the amaz- ingly intact artifacts of the boy King. The long delays in line were well worth the wait.

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The French Quarter by day and by night is pictured on these pages. At left, world-famous Bourbon Street, above, the changing moods of Jackson Square.

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Good music is constantly being performed tiiroughoul the city. At left, Gatcmouth Brown and his fiddle at Rosy ' s. Below, a Jazz Fest band on the Natchez. Pete Fountain at his old club on Bourbon St., a member of the Loyola jazz band performing at a school function. Below left, Randy Newman sings Short People in concert at the Municipal .Auditorium.