Loyola University Chicago - Loyolan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 326 of the 1936 volume:

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'IHE LIIYULAN 1936 Tho .xllllllill Pulllie-ation ol' thc- Stlulc-nt lloely of Loyola fllivorsily frwllifilgll Illinois YSKQYO 4 if sf 1 4 MDG 43' 'inmvffc Thirteenth .5 'T-, -. - ?f I i s i, ' ge 5 TL-E N Yolumo l'0l'Yll IGIIT This hook a pre-sonlalion of what Loyola moans and 1-spa-vially of what tho lasl ye-ar has moan! lo Loyola in lllo vyos of lllo oclilor o'0llll lf' Floln-rg and his staff is 1-opyrigllte-cl al Chic-ago Slay HI36 THE STA FF ART 1'.lRll'l'S NIENIIIEIIS .lolln F l Iolu-rg liclwalrcl W' sl'Illll'i1Il'l' -lohn F Rowman Lions-I .I So-guin -IIIIIIPS F Quinn llumphrc-y ll ford:-s Paul F lla-:sly .lohn .I Wada-r .lllllll Nl llalffvrly lil-urge' Ii llc-ulvr livurge- -I Flvlllillg Paul Y llyrnv fharle-s -I 0'I.augIllin l'll0FESSl IINA I. Sl' H00 I. Il El' ll ESENTATI Y ES Edward X frowle-y Nh-llival S1-Iuml xvilliillll I, Lillllvy Law Svllool flalrk -I RIM 'mwy Ilvnlall Svluml Robe-rl F Fc-1-ny flllllllll'l'l'l' S1-luml T ll E DI E Tllli l.0Yol.AN has allantlonetl a formal theme in this etlition. The staff haul pre- pared an elaborate treatment of The fourage to Ile llifferent as its tllelne lint det-itled to express tllat quality in its pro- dnet instead of in a formal presentation l'0N'l'EN'l'S This l.tlY0l.AN is a record of the develop- lnent of Loyola Yniversity during this scholastic year and during past years and its facts are a tribute to the school to the faculty and to the students in its classrooms in athletics and in activities Dvclif-atvll to Dir Edward J Farrell lvgal advisor to tho administrative vouncil of Loyola fnivvrsily IN DIERICIIIIARI llovlur xvilliillll 1' Auslin Ile-vc-rc-lul lloland -I Kvnny S Ile-ve-re-ml flaudv -I P1-ruin S lim-lur Sic-phvn Pic-lrowivz Dovlor fharlvs I. Rlix Ihwlor fcnulra 0'llarv llovlor olllllll .I Bona Bliss fvlia liilmnre- llvnnis Maha-r NAIIIIATIVE SEYTIUN TIIE l.oYoI.AN has endeavored to follow a novel sc-heme of presentation tllis year. ln the first part of the hook we present the written history of the university and the written aeeount of what the year just past has meant to the progress of Loyola LOYOLA PHYSICAL In tllis opening seetion the staff pre- sents a history of the formal and studious side of the entire university and oi' eaell ol' the eolleges wllieh make up Loyola as its students know it today fn . , A', P. A A n V. A nf 4 ,J , UF. 4 f I 4 X9Y0L'-1 A2 if V 'GHS :Eiv- iaqi '1 4 -M. D 9 'ln MDC t 01:1 niversit Tha- history of lhc- univc-rsily is an hislnry of lhv allainmc-nl of thc- iulvals uf lhc- -I1-suils N THE story ot' any institution that deep, ment. it' the university is to suit-4-et-tl it, pt-4, unwritten something to which we have pairing men like these, she herselt' must stand given the name ot' tradition plays an impor- l'll1'lll as one in touch with the past. one who tant part. Especially is this 'fact true ot' uni- eonseryes and honors the great and heantitnl yersities. The age of a huilding or a custom, the legends which have gath- ered about this tree, this spot. form an integral and well-nigh indispensable ' part of student life, and ot' that indetinahle hut highly emphasized quality school spirit. True it is that every student should have a cer- tain feeling of reyerential awe in the presence of oh- jects or habits ot' thought things ot' other days. who I-an arm her sons with weapons Tl'lI'lIPf'I't'll an-l prow-tl in long years ot use. ln this light. Loyola students can well read the ehronicles ot' their univer- sity. and well he proud ot' what they read, In her tliey can see the Q'll2ll'lll2tll ot' centuries ot' t'l11'ihTi21ll ellltllrez p:1l'ticula1'ly can they see lrehinfl her the tour liundred years ot' x -lesuit endeavor in educa- . . . l . , . . and action wlnch are lm- ' tion. I'hey can sce in their mortal or ancient in the uniyersity and the college. Only through a knowledge of the history ot' his institution. and of the multitudinous tales which cluster in the shadow of history, can the student come to that understanding. that love of his alma mfitrr which is among' the precious gifts of the university to the individual, If we sweep away the misty thought of adolescent fooleries and 1nycrenthusiasms, it' we clear away the purely athletic connota- tions which the average American gives to words like Uschool spirit, then the light can shine throughfrevealed will he the worth of tradition. If the university is to send out men with contidence hased on knowledge. courage hased on experience and the convic- tion ot' right, men who feel in hack of them the strength ot men 's achievements in past ages. the continuity of history. thc gradual accumulation of knowledge and accomplish- mother one who has at her disposal riches garnered throughout the years. a coin ever current. and untouched hy thett or lmy economic yieissitude. Focusing their attention on the tradition ot' the Jesuit order in Vliicag-o. they may lu-gin with the tirst settlement ot' t'hit-ago hy the frail hut valiant Marquette. and read the ree- ord of the years till the day-soon after the mitldle ot' the nineteenth centuryvwhen the idea ot' a -lesuit college in the growing city on Lake Michigan took tinal shape. What day that was we do not know. hut certainly it could not haye lteen long' after Father Arnold llamen completed the erection of his church at May and Eleventh streets. and may well have hecn earlier. Father llamen had chosen a location considered quite inadyisahlc by the wisea4-res ot' the day, but. in the space of a few years. he had huilt a thriving' parish with several Q'1'ItH1Ill1l1' sc-l11111ls, tl1e 11111'isl1 tl111t was l11ter to be 211110112 tl11- largest and most famous i11 the world- Holy Filllllljf T111-11 11e 111111 his 1J1'01l19l'S 01111111 turn their 1-ft'11rt 111111 11tte11ti1111 t11 the task 1'11r whi1'-11 Ig1111tius 111111 i11te11de1,l l1is sons-tl1e e11l1eati1111 111- youth. '1'11e Q,'l'1lll11l1 was 1l1'11li1111 1111' ll IIGXV 111111111112 i11 IHUS1. 111111 1111 June 311. 18711. tl11- State 111' Illi1111is g'1'2llllt'L1 il 1'11i11'T1'1' to St. Ignatius C111- lege. The 1111111's 11111-111-11 1111 SOl11t'Ul1M'1' 5. the s111111- year, to s11111e 1111l'1y stu11e11ts. I1l1l'll1Q' 111211 5211110 year tl11- S11l111'Il1 111111y rose i11 num- 11er to 11i111-ty-111111-. The next year 21 first 1111- 1111111iti1-s 1-lass was 111-g1111, but 1111otl1er event 111' greater 1.211110 i11 1111' liistory of tl1e 1-oll1-ge 111111 111' tl11- 1-ity 111-1-11rr1-11 112ll'0lj' Z1 1111111111 later. 1111 H1-111111-1' 9, tl1e 1'a11l1-11 eow 111- Mrs. 11'l11-111'y 1111-111-11 over 11111 12lll1l'I'll 111111 the t.'l1i1-11g1,1 1i1'1- was raging witl11111t 1'll1'i'1i. '1'l11- 1-11l11'g'1' itself Qs1'11111-11 the 1i1'eft111'1111lg11 1111- 111715-l'l'S 111' F211llt'I' 13111111-11. 111'-e111'11i11g t11 21 well-autl11-11ti1-ate11 story-11ut 1,1lII'1llg1 tl111se 1l11ys 111' eat11str111111e St. Ignatius was 21 1'C1'llQl' 1111' 1111- 11111111-less 111111 1'111's11lie11 11e11111e of 1111- 11ist1'i1-t. .X1.1l'I' 1111- tire itself was 1,11'er. it still 1'l1I'1l1Sll1'1,1 Z1 11111111- litbl' tl11- 11l'1,11112ll'f' 111' tl1e 11111- 1-ese, whose l111111e 111111 1-at11e111'11l 111111 110011 lost, till tl11- ravages w1-r1- l'vl121II'1'l1, '1l1I11St' tirst few years 11111 lll11'1lL1illl1't' 11t 1111' 1-11111-ge 1ll1'1't'1lSCt1 stea1lily. 'l'he 1'11DS1llQ exer- 1-is1-s were i11 112ll'11l'1ll21l' 1111ta11ly 11o1111l111'. The first t1t'Q'l'1'l', ll11XY1'YCl'. was 11111 gI1'illI1t'1,1 until 1111111-, 18721. 11'lll'11 Mr. I'11i1i11 -1. Reilly was IIIQII11' il Blaster 111' Arts. I11 tl1e 111ea11wl1ile. Fa- ther 1'1N1Sl'lllil1lS 111111 s111-1,-1-1-111-11 tl11- 11llSf' F11- ther 11t1Illt'1l 11s 111'1-si1l1-111. l1lll'l1lQ' 11is 1111111111- 141111111111 the S111111lity 111' U111' l,111,ly. 1111- 111111-st 111' 1-11111-ge 111-tivities. 111111. i11 the i1le11l, 1111- 1-1-1111-1' 111111 111l'1'1'1ll1Q' 1'11l'l'l' 1'11r 2111 tl1e rest. was 1111111111-11 i11 1111- 1-11111-ge. ilvlll' origins 111' Hlilllj' 111' tl11- 111'QQ21llIZl1lIHllS that 1111w 111-1-1111y the 11111-11ti1111 111' 8111410111 111111 1-il1'1111f' 1-1111 111- 111111111 i11 t1111s1- early years. i111lPl'l' was 1111- 1'111'ys11s111111i1111 111-1111ti11g Sovi- ety, 2ll11't'S111l' 111. 1111 1111- li1ll't'l1S11' ill1K'IIl111S. El 1111-1':11-1' s111-i1-tv, 21 St'1l'lll111f' 111-11111-mv. 21 011111111 1-11111. T111- real 11111'1111s1-s 111. the s1-1111111 were 11111. 1l1lX1't'Yl'l', 1.11l'Q'1ll1t'll. 111 IS711, 1111- tirst 11e- grees i11 1'11l11'S1' were given to Z1 1-lass 1111 se1'1-11. '1'111- 1'11111'g'1' was, ll211llI'2l11j', 1-111111111'te1,1 1111 1111- lines 111. illly Jesuit 1-11111-ge. '1'l11- earliest liilvllliy l'lP111211111'f1 111'111'ess111's 111' l'lnglis11. Latin, Greek, German and aritlimetie Cas well as a prefect of discipline, we are toldj. It was almost ten years after tl1e foundation of the eollege that the course was lengtliened to seven years. and tl1e degree of Bachelor ot' S1-ienee i11troduee1l. As the i11stitutio11 grew i11 1llll1l1J01'S and prestige, the faculty was i11- ereasecl. and tl1e activities wi11e11e1,l their seope. And the 111111113013 and prestige did i11- ereaseg at one COI'l1Il1t'l1CE'H10l11' i11 tl1e '80's, 2111 2l1't'l11JIS1l01J, two bishops, tl1irty-seven members of tl1e 1-lergy and tl1e mayor of tl1e city were I11'0SCl11 on tl1e stage. Tl1e I'l1CIH1JC1'S of the 1-ity eouneil 11l'OlHISt'd to attend i1l101l101' i11 a body. By 1937, the stu111-nts H1lIIl1J01'CLl over 1100, tl1e faculty 11i11etee11. I11 tl1e 111-xt year, the 11111-111 si11e collegiate sel1o11l-the first ex- tension ot' tl11- 1-11111-ge-was 11111-111-11. It was situate1l 1111 1121 Salle str1-et, near North ave- 11119, 211111 Closed at tl1e 1-1111 of tl1e seeond year wl11-11 tl1e L'l1I'01lII01l1 was sixty. Ill that same year, there was 1'ou1111e11 tl1e first 111' tl1e student l1lI1J11C'H1IOl1S-2111 eight- page IHZIIJCI' 1-alle11 E11.sf1-1' C'l1i1111-S. Other aetiy- ities 1-111111111-111-1-1,1 t1111t year-11 l1I'illH2l11C 011111 111111 2111 at111eti1- ass111-iatio11 were t'ou1111e11. 111111 tl1e st1111e11ts' l11JI'il1'j' 211111 tl1e 111-olytes' 1i11rary were 1-11111111111-1,1 to 1'11rn1 an 0lllil1'QQL1 eolleg1- 1l1J1'2ll'j', 15021111 some fifteen ye111's before, 111111 111-sti11e1.l to he l111us1-11 1-ve11tua1ly-at least a part Ill. itfin tl1e lC1iza11e111 M. UIILIHIIB' 111en111- rial 1l1JI'2l1'j'. Thus St. 12112111118 f'11ll1-ge grew, with set- 1J21t'1iS 111111 1liftieulti1-s. 111' eourse, l1ut with 1-011- Sli1Il1ly IlI!'l't'ilSIllQ i1111111rt1111ee i11 tl1e Ciltlltlllt' lite 111' tl1e 1-ity. At the silver jubilee of tl11- 1'11l1UQfl'. it was esti111at1-11 tl111t some 1500 stu- 1,1e11ts 111111 I11ilfl'lf'l11il1Qt1, of whom sixty-nine 112111 1-o11111let1-11 11111 1-11urse 111111 1'L'ti'0lVE'l1 their 111-g1'e1-s. 111111 111' wl111111 1i1'ty-11i111- others were 1'llQ'21Qt'l1 i11 tl11- work ot' tl11- 111-iestl1111g111. That same year, 18515, saw tl1e 0l'0l'l'l0ll of tl1e 11ew 1-11111-ge l1ui11li11g. Twtlilj' part ot' St. Ignatius Iligh S1'1lOO1. 111 1111- l1t'X1 1.11'1'i1l1l' 111' s11 tl1e 1-ollege r1-111-111-11 tl11- 11111-x 111' its glory under Father llenry 111111111111-11. It was t1lll'IllQ his t1-1-111 that the Nl. I111111l1'us I'11N1-yz'1111, 11ireet 11roge11itor 111' T111 Lflllflllll Q1lIll'fII'1'If, was first pu11lisl1e11. 211111 the 0l'f'1ll'S1I'il. t1111, 111111 its origin i11 tl111s1- 11ilyS. .Ks 1'or the general fame of tl1e College 111111 its aetiyities. we 1'ea11 in one l'QC01'112 The reputation ot' thc college was now firmly establishedg when it presented its students to the public in any kind of entertainment, no hall was large enough to accommodate the throngs who camc to hear them, and so in- tense was the activity ot' the students in a dozen directions, so constant and stimulating the encouragement given by the faculty, that scarcely a month passed without some event's testifying eloquently to the fact that St. lg- natius College was in every way well abreast of the times. But the event of all Father Ilumbach's term that has the greatest' significance for students and friends of Loyola today is thc purehase ot' the twenty-two acre site on thc north side in 1906. Building was postponed, but with that purchase began the reorienta- tion of St. Ignatius t'ollege, the founding of Loyola I'niversity. As the title of founder of the college ht-A longs to Father Damen, so there is justice in assigning the title of founder of the univer- sity to Father Burrowes, who assumed otilice in February. 1908. In the Hrst year of his presidency. the Lincoln School ot' Law be- came the law school of St. Ignatius College. However, it was obvious that professional schools in connection with a college would be an anomaly: therefore, on November 21, 1909, Loyola University was chartered. The newly chartered university grew rap- idly. In 1909. Illinois Medical College was at- tiliated with it. The next year. Illinois Med- ical College. Bennett Medical College, and Re- liance Medical College merged to become Ben- nett Medical College. In 1915. they were made the Loyola I'niversity School of Medicine. In addition to the affiliation of professional schools. Loyola was building and founding its own schools. In 1909, the tirst edilice on the new lake shore campus was erccted-Ilum- bach hall, which now houses Loyola Academy. In 1912, the generosity of Michael Cudahy made possible the science hall which now bears his name. 1914 saw the foundation of the School ot' Sociology, the first Catholic school of its sort in the nation: its foundation was the work of Father Siedenburg. whose name was so long associated with it. IVith the coming of the Reverend NVilliam H. Agnew, S.J., to the presidency. the uni- versity bcgan to arrive at full stature, Soon after Father Agnt-w's coming, the completion ot' thc adniinistration building made it pos' sible to transt'er the arts college to the north side. This left only a high school at the his- to1'ic site on the west sideg thc two Were soon separated both as religious houses. and as legal corporations, although St. lgnatius. like Loyola Academy. still remains an affiliated high school. That same year, 1922, saw the creation ot' the School ot' t'ommcrec. The university was increasingly recognizing its obligations and opportunities in all fields of lite, cultural. prot'essional. and now commercial. Retaining the traditional regard ot' the .lesuits for training in the humanities as the surest basis for a rich and full lite. for the development of the whole man, it still seemed better to offer other sorts of specialized training' in addition to this fundamental one. to meet the demands of an age gone mad with prosperity. than to throw the youth ot' that age upon other re- sources and institutions for their training. Other professions were still to lie drawn into the fold. In 19223 the t'hicago t'ollt-ge ot' Dental Surgery. the oldest in the city. was atitiliatcd. becoming todays Ilental School ot' Loyola Ivniversity. Two years later. the tirst ot' a number ot' nursing schools. St. l3ernard's, was connected with the university. Meanwhile a Home Study Department had been estab- lished, the School of Law had added a day course of three years to its curriculum. and set its night course at four years. and the other schools had continued in their progress. Four years later the School of Law. the School ot' C'ommerce. the downtown division ot' the tfollege ot' Arts and Sciences. and the ttraduate School were moved to QS North Franklin street. where they remain. In 1927. Reverend Robert M. Kelley suc- ceeded Father Agnew. In his six-year term much ot' interest and importance was etteeted. The Academic and Administrative coun- cils were created. and their assistance in help- ing to unify and advance the status of the university has been really indispensable. Two steps in the history ot' the university which have since received note also took place during the six years of Father Kelley 's term. In the spring ot' 1927. upon the invitation of lioyola Vniversity, a number of delegates from the tfatholic colleges and high schools of the vicinity came to the meeting which was the starting-point in the history of Ciscora tnow tfiscal the official organization for Student Catholic at-tion in the archdioeose of Chicago. More sensational, if of less lasting impor- tance. was the action taken by the university in 1930-the abolition of intercollegiate foot- ball at Loyola. Though the stop gained some notoriety for the university. its most lasting effect has p1'obably been the increased empha- sis upon the values of intramural athletics. These remarks about activities lead one in- evitably to recall that during all these years. the stops we have recorded and the material growth of the institution!-the building of the stadium. and ot' the lovely Elizabeth M. Cud- ahy memorial library-are by no moans the things most important in the everyday life ot' the student. It is around other things that the most important traditions cluster. around the activities we have seen in their infancy at the old eollege on the west side. and the new ones which had grown up at the new settings. Tin Loyola Nt uw, T114 Loyola Quart: l'I.lf, THE l,ovoI,.xN itself. tool-I their place in the inter- est and attention of the Student body: lllllsie, dramaties. debating. all the literary and sei- entitic pursuits, were encouraged by extra- curricular activities and clubs. Rather con- stantly. faculty and students. conscious of the t'aet that Loyola was dedicated to the develop- mont of the whole man. were putting forth their efforts to center their program about the purpose of life, and to pay due attention to the spiritual and moral needs and desires of those who made up the university. ln all these endeavors, sometimes in constant sweat and strain. sometimes in incoherent spurts ot' ac- tivity. some measure ot' success was constantly being attained. some sort of custom and standard was being set for thoso that followed to enllllate and surpass. This sketch we feel sure is applicable to any portion ot' the sixty-six years chronicled in this spaeo. but will have particular bearing as we reach the point ot' departurefthe pres- ent years, XYith Father lit-lley's retirement from the presidency. the Reverend Samuel Knox NVilson. who had boon familiar with the universityadministration asdeanoftho tlrad- uate School, assumed the presidential office. Since our discussion includes activities, it might be well to note here that Father iVil- son's term has seen an increased emphasis on the university in these activities, as opposed to the individual division. The newspaper, the lite1'ary magazine, the yearbook, are all all- university and especially in the case of the magazine the announced principle has been qui eolunz' studio 1mi1'ers1'tas. Thus, the years have seen the creation at Loyola of a tradition of taking full part in the life of the city-especially in the Catholic life of the city. They have seen full recogni- tion of the application of the axiom that the whole is greater than the part in the life of the university. Slowly the university and its components have built up habits of leadership in their various tields, habits of stability in a changing world. There, perhaps, we come upon the final reason for the value of tradition in the life of the Loyolan, and its real worth as a factor in meeting life. Few periods in the history of the world have seen so much change, so much instability as these very years which saw the foundation and growth of Loyola. In a wo1'ld which the profound thinkers assure us is destined for a fundamental clash and crisis. there is surely need for firmly fixed principles. for traditions to cling to. to bear us up through the time of stress. Loyola, by hor background and history, is fitted to give those traditions to the student who wills to find them and hold them. By the nature of hor purpose and her work she is bound to tho strongest and greatest tradition of the ages. the one rock from which the waves of chaos and destruction can not wash us. To a tf'atholie, the t'atholic university has too many invaluable qualities to allow him to digress on any one. But to any man, in this post-war and post-depression age, there must seem a lasting strength in any tradition sure ot' weathering this crisis. Because of her guardianship of those last- ing values and because of her more immedi- ate record of achievement Loyola may be proud of her traditions. 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This degree is of value mainly to teachers who must have a graduate degree in order to secure advancement. Although very new, the degree has already established itself in 1601311- larity. and teachers are tlocking to it, away from the more stringent requirenn-nts of the Master of Arts degree. The school was originally organized under a dean and a graduate council. The council. appointed by the president ot' the univer- sity. was given exclusive and absolute power over all graduate work in all divisions of Loy- ola. and was responsible only to the presi- dent and thc board ot' trustees. The tirst meeting ot' the council was held on May 22. 19215: attended by dean Schmidt. dean Reiner. dean Sit-denburg. dean Moorhead. dean liogan. regent Mahan. and professor Zoethout. 'l'hat tirst meeting ol' the council had much to do with shaping the destiny ot the Hraduate School, for it was then that detinite stands were taken on the require- ments for admissions and degrees, on what grades should be required. and on how the language requirement should be met. Between that time and the next meeting ot' the council, dean Schmidt had conferred with such edu- cational leaders as president lilliott ot' Purdue lvniversity. president -l. ll. I-Illitt' of the Xorth Ventral Association. ltr. t'harles ll. Judd. and ltr. Raymond M. Hughes. Suggestions from such men as these helped to determine tlle early policies ol' the t'tlllllt'll. XYe read in the records that the meeting ot' the council on May Ill, 1927 was the first occasion on which the names ot' candidates were presented for degrees. .Xt that time dean Mt-t'ormick ot' the law department presented eleven candidates for the degree ot' Master ot' liaws and dean Schmidt eight candidates for tln- mleg'1'ee ol' Master oi' Arts. About Tlll'CQ years later the council made the first change in the names of degrees. The degree conferred on students recommended from and by the School of Medicine was changed from Master of Science in Medicine to Master of Science. In the spring of 1932 the council began a series of progressive steps. The addition of economics to the departments with graduate courses was going to mean a shortage of space in the downtown building. The council de- cided to solve the p1'oblem by offering late afternoon courses on the lake shore campus. Not only the department of economics, but those of history and English as well were to take advantage of the 1l0I'lll side facilities in the late afternoon. Later, in 1932, the Reverend Samuel Knox Vllilson, SJ., now president of the univer- sity. succeeded Father Schmidt as dean of the tiraduate School. Father XVilson set as his aim the unification of graduate work through- out the university. He tried to unify the en- trance rcquirements for the different depart- ments. and his efforts to bring the committee on graduate studies at the medical school closer to the otiicial graduate council centered about a measure which made a member of the medical committee also a member of the graduate council. NVhen the Academic Council met in May. 1923-L it decided to do all in its power to unify graduate work still further. It decided to re- place the old graduate council with a new graduate senate which would give really pro- portionate representation to all departments. The senate was not to be legislative in nature, but advisory, and its recommendations were to have considerable weight with the dean. who then was, and is 11ow. the Reverend Francis .l. tlerst. S.-l. The iii-st meeting ot' the newly organized senate was held on Oc- tober 31, 193-L. lt was only a month later that the new body decided to offer the Master of Education degree. 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'1'111- 11t1-1':11'y 111:12':1zi111- 1'111111ul'11 11s 111-1111-ss11111:11 :11111 s1-11111:11'1y 11'111'11, S111- 11l'1'Ql'11' 11:11111- 1.1'11111 Sf. l11111111'11s 1211111111111 111 T111 11111. 23 olfl Qzmrh riff, and lost. gradually, lts charac- ter of a school chronicle. becoming a me- dium for the expression of the serious thought and creative writing of the student. In those hectic post-war years. athletics became big- time and Loyola 's teams fought for a proper rank in competition. New activities, too, sprang up-a group of tive t'reshmen put out a minu-ographed sheet on December 15, 1924. which they called Thr Loyola X1 ics: in 1924. too. the Lovoiuxx came into existence. These two, one a weekly record ot' school events and a laboratory in journal- ism. the other a lite1'ary and pictorial chron- icle of the academic year. have always been all-university in scope, but like so many other all-university activities they derive the bulk ot' their participants and supporters from the student body of the arts college. This process with which we have been deal- ingfthe changes in attitude and in practice as the college found itself in a new situation both physically and in relation to the rest of the university-is one hard to limit in time. NVe can pitch on the day and the year in which a certain event took place. a certain organization was founded. truc, but it is al- most impossible to set an end to the period of establishment and a beginning to the period when things are rather constant: this fact is true because there are continuous advances. retreats. and changes which it is difficult to put in either class, in all college activities, and ill thc life ofthe college. But certainly we can include as part ot' the period of re-establishment the years in which the most debated ot' all college groups-the fratcrnities-were founded. Phi Blu t'l1i. the tirst ot' thc fraternities. was established at Loyola in 1922. .Xlpha llelta Hamma was founded in 15324. Pi Alpha Lambda in H1251 the others, Ilelta Alpha Sigma and Sigma Pi Alpha. followed after a lapse of years. in lflilll and 151232 respectively. That there have been struggles. rivalries. rises. and falls in the histories ot' the frater- nities no one would deny: but it is only fair to point out that the vigilance and wisdom of the authorities. and the presence of a large and powerful independent majority in the student body have created a situation where- in the ll'ilit'l'llllll'S are and probably will con- tinue to be a really active influence for good. It was in 1930, to return to a quasi- chronological account, that the Elizabeth M. Cudahy Memorial Library and the Loyola Vniversity stadium were erected. The cynic might find material in the fact that, while these editices for the intellectual and physical welfare of the student were being constructed. the project to give Loyola students a II101'Q nearly adequate surrounding for their spir- itual life remained-as it still remains-only a project. Nonetheless, the continual striving to make the dream of the chapel of Our Lady of the XVayside, Madonna Della Strada, a reality has been one of the most inspiring and most important chapters in the history of Loyola. In 1930 was taken the step which. in all probability. gained more notice for Loyola than any of her more ordinary-and. to the reasonable man. more important-activities: the administration removed Loyola from competition in intercollegiate football. An observer interested in the smallest examples of world-wide movements might find in this action the beginning of the end at Loyola. of the hectic and distnroportionate view which characterized life. and student life in particu- lar. in the post-war era. It is only fair to re- mark that the return of intercollegiate foot- ball remains a drlmtrfl question in student circles, though neither side seems prepared to admit it is dflmfuhle. tif all history. no part is so hard to under- stand or to present objectively or intelligently as modern history. This is true of the college as well as of larger issues and institutions. Xve can note. however, the part played by Loyola. and especially tfor a time, almost ex- clusivelyt by the arts students. in the foun- dation and the work and deliberations ot' t iscora tnow tfiscalg we might note the formation in lil!!-l of the Green Fircle. an association specifically intended to promote school spirit and to lend organized support to thc activities ot' thc college: we might put on record the organization of the mothers and the fathers of the students in order to stimu- late and make effective their interest in the collegc. and thus benefit student. parents, and the college itself. We have in this record so far dealt pri- marily with the work of the t ollcge of Arts and Sciences on the lake shore campus, but in no sense should we slight the work and his- tory of the downtown school, this year known as the l'niversity College, Organized in 1914. and now situated on the downtown campus at 29 North Franklin Street, l'niversity Vollcge offers full curricula toward baccalaureate de- grees in late afternoon. evening. and Satur- day classes. for some of which it uses the facilities of the lake shore campus. The stu- dent body comes mainly from teachers, and the college aims especially to meet their needs for advancement in their profession and their field of scholarly work. Activities include the Della Strada sodal- ity, various clubs growing out of special in- terests and a wish to expand the students' knowledge of their field, such as Le t'erele Francaise. and, of course, participation in the all-university organizations and activities. An- nually. there is a retreat given for the Cath- olic students: this year it was given by the Reverend Edward L. Volnon. S.-l. Finally. to insure that the intluences and friendships of college years are maintained. there is an active alumnae association. Most certainly no history of the arts col- lege would be complete without at least an acknowledgement of the great inliuence of the men who have been president of the univer- sity and deans of the College. The presidents. then. were the Reverend XVilliam H. Agnew. SJ., the Reverend Robert M. Kelley, -l.. and the present president. the Reverend Samuel Knox XVilson, S. J. lt was in Father Agnew's term 41921-19275 that the college was moved to the north side, and the founda- tions for most of the work we have discussed were laid. In Father Kelley 's term the action which distinguishes the growth and life of the college continued to be in evidence: the erection of the library and the stadium. and the famous abolition of football. Father iVil- son's term is still in progress. and it is a tru- ism of historiography that it is well-nigh im- possible to have an impartial view and a proper perspective on recent events. The Rev- erend Joseph Reiner. S. J.. was dean of the college from 19253 till 1932, when he was suc- ceeded by the Reverend Thomas A. Egan. S.-1. At the time of Father l1gan's appoint- 25 ment, the Reverend Xivilliain .L l lllllf'2Hll, S. J.. was made dean of the ,junior college. Perhaps a few words about several changes that have characterized the progressive spirit ofthe lfollege oi' .Xrts and Sf'lClll'f'S should be said at this time before closing the chronicle of the college. The past two years have secn a number of concrete examples ot' that spirit of progress, Outstanding among the many problems solved by the administration during the re- covery period ol' the depression was the for- mation of organizations composed of thc par- ents of the students on the arts campus. The purpose of what later were to become the Loy- ola Fathers' t'lub and the Lo5'ola Mothers t'lub was to foster a greater interest on thc part of the parents in the work of their chil- dren and to promulgate in so far as it was possible a spirit of good wiil between the university and the parents. That the Two parental organizations have more than ful- filled their ends is manifest in the rapid growth ot' the clubs and in the wide variety of undertakings that they sponsor. ln April the student body of the arts col- lege was pleasantly surprised to hear of the appointment of Father Finnegan to succeed Father Egan as dean of the college on the lake shore campus. The change was necessitated by the manifold duties of former dean ligan on the lake shore campus and in the l'niversity l'ollege. Leaving the north campus. Father Egan assumes the post ot' dean of the l'ni- versity l ollege ln brief, then. the arts college. both the tfollege of Arts and Sciences on the lake shore campus and the Vniversity Follege. has full claim to be called the heart of the university. From her Hows the spirit and the activity which is the life-blood of the university: it is her men and women. drilled in their funda- mentals. imbued with a culture and a tradi- tion which is the result and the fruit of cen- turies of experience in the work of educating the young. it is these who form the nucleus of the professional and the graduate schools of the university: it is they who should he. though the youngest of the university 's stu- dents. still her most active and enthusiastic. and, in tine. her leaders. as they shall be lead- ers in later life. 111111 X11 1121NS1N. he School of aw TIN' firsl profossional divi- sion of Loyola is a przu-lival and slu-vosshll law svhool 11111 111s1111'1' 111' 1111111111 1f11111-1's11-1' 511111111 11111111'111'1s11s 111111111 11111 S11111l'll1S 1ll1L1Cl'1111i1'. 111' 1,1111 1s 21 111s111111 111. 1111YJIll1'1'1ll11111 211111 T1111 1,1111-11111 1111110211 1.111 111111, 11s it 11'11s 11-1111-1'11111111t. 111111111 111-11' s1111'11 1111' 1'11111111111g' 111' 1111111111 11111'111g 11111 s11111't 1111111 it 11x1st1111 11111111111 1111- 111111 111 151118 111111111 112lX'1' 11111111 :111111111111s 211'111il1 :11'1111z1t11111 111111 11111 111111'c11's1ty, 11'z1s11111 11111 14l11111l'111l1111N 111 1111' 1'11s111t 1114 21 1'1'1'1lQ'111Zl'1,1 11111111 N11111111. 111111'111111111-' IN 1 1'1,11' 0X1121I1S111l1 111 11111 1'il111l'l' 11111111 111 x111111'11 11111Nl' 1111'11 '11'11l'11 1111I'111 1111 I11111111111X 111 s A1 111111' 1111111111111 111' 11111 111 11111111 1111' 111111111111-11 1111111 111 1'1l1 11111 111151 12111 11 EISHUS 1111111 2111111111 111 1111'1'l11l1111 51112111 St. 1g'11111111s 1'111111Q'11 :11111 11111' 11111 11111111 111111 2111111 s1s111111 111' 1'1111111111- 111'111'cs- .1 1121 S'111 s 1 1111s 11111 111'S1 111 il s1-1'111s 1111111, 1-11111111111'1111, 11111111s11'1. - - 1 1 '11, 111111. 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'1'111- 111-111:11 s1-1111111111.11 1'1'Q'1S11'2l1'1'1111S1'11.21111111 11z111111, 1111111 11111-111111111 1111 1111- 1'11111Y. 1'1'11111111111111s, 211141 111111'1' 11s1111 1111111 11111 1111111111 111111111's1ty 1'1121l'10l' 1111s '1'1l11I1N is 1111111111 111 1'1-11 1111111111- 11111s11111 11111 Q1'11111l'11. 1111s 111-1-1111111 11111111. 111 1111s Wilj' 11111 N111J111 11111l1111'l' 111111 '1111- 1'4111l1l'l'1l'11 111111 11111 l11111'11111 1'111111g'11 111' 1.1111 111111111 111111 111-1112. 11 26 lastt-d only a ft-w months untlt-r this titlt-, for the chartt-r for Loyola L'nivt-1-sity was grantt-tl by the state in the following yt-ar antl tht- st-hool ht-t-amt- known officially as tht- Loyola I'nivt-rsity St-hool of Law. Thus tht- tlt-yt-lopmt-nt of tht- plan for t-x- pansion ot' tht- small St. Ignatius t'oIlt-ge was ht-gun. The law school was tht- first ot' tht- professional units to ht- atjltlt-tl to tht- institu- tion. llatt-r, tht- mt-tlit-al st-hool, tht- tlt-ntal st-hool, antl otht-r divisions wt-ro to follow, hut this first stt-p in the program of t-xpansion was an important ont- in that it was tht- par- tial rcalization ot' a tlrt-am that was to ht- fultillt-d some timt- in the futurt-. Tht- at-tual antl t-ompl0tt- rt-alization has not t-onit- t-vt-n totlay. Loyola still has its t-hapel to hniltl on tht- north campus antl improvt-mt-nts to ht- matlt- throughout tht- whole institution, hut tht-se art- gratlually ht-ing at-t-omplisht-tl antl tht- stt-atly growth from the small ht-ginning spt-aks wt-ll for tht- future antl intlit-att-s that tht- managt-mt-nt has ht-t-n ot' tht- ht-st. Con- tinut-tl atlht-rent-t- to tht- prcst-nt polit-y ot' t-x- pansion t-an only rt-sult in tht- splt-ntlitl antl fort-t-ful i'at-tor that Loyola is surt- to ht- in tht- fllllll't' lift- ot' tht- t-ity ot' t1'hit-ago. tint- ot' the outstantling ft-aturt-s ot' tht- yt-ar at tht- law st-hool is tht- tratlitional hanttnt-t attt-ntlt-tl hy thc int-mht-rs ot' tht- fat-ulty antl tht- stutlt-nts of the st-hool. At this hantlut-t tht- dt-velopmt-nt of tht- t-ooporatiyo spirit ht-- twt-t-n tht- stutlt-nts antl tht- instrut-tors has hot-n a major antl nott-worthy rt-sult. It has also tentlt-tl to kt-t-p tht- stutlt-nts on a t'rit-ntlly hasis with t-at-h otht-r antl with tht- mt-n on tht- fat-ulty. Tht- first of tht-st- annual han- tlut-ts was ht-ltl on tht- t-leyt-nth of Ft-hruary, 1909. At tht- last. ht-ltl this yt-ar, tht- original forty who attt-ntlt-tl wt-re almost matlt- ritlit-u- lous hy t-omparison with oyt-r tht- two huntlrt-tl stutlt-nts, alumni, antl pi-oft-ssors who mt-t to enjoy an t-Vt-ning ot' sot-iahlo antl protitahlt- tlist-ussion. The main ft-aturt-s of tht- banqut-t art- an atltlrt-ss hy a promint-nt niembt-r of tho lt-gal p1-oft-ssion antil informal talks hy some of tht- more tlistinguisht-tl mt-mbcrs of the alumni antl fat'-ulty. At the last ot' tht-so gatht-rings Altlt-rnian Jamt-s R. Quinn was tht- print-ipal spt-akt-r. Tho first tlt-an of tht- st-hool was lVilliam llillon who tltt-t! a littlt- oyt-1' a yt-ar ago. Plllll- t-atctl in tht- privatt- st-hools of Irt-lantl antl at tht- Vatholit- l'nivt-rsitA' ot' lluhlin. ht- was later atlmittt-tl to Kings Inn antl tht- Klitltllt- 'l't-mplt- for his lt-gal training. llis at-tivity as tlt-an of tht- law st-hool ran ht-twt-t-it tht- yt-ars lflflt-4 antl 1915. At tht- t-lost- ol' his lf'l'llI ht- rt-tirt-tl To privatt- pi-at-tit-o anti was t-n- gagt-tl at-tivt-ly in this work up ltr tht- tiutt- ot' his tlt-ath. Tlit- rt-t-ortl of tht- rt-st of tht- original t'at-ulty is an imprt-ssiyt- ont-. Two nnlnit-ipal t-ourt ,jutlgt-s, Thomas Langtry antl Mit-hat-l tiirtt-n, wort- among the instrut-tors wht-n tht- st-hool first opt-nctl to at-t-t-pt stutlt-nts. -lohn l'. Mt-Hoorty, ont- of the ahlt-st Int-n to haw- ht-t-n at ltoyola, is now sitting as a jutlgt- in illt- l,'il't't1lt l'tJlll'T tri' Cook tftilllliy. Slit-t'i:tl lt-t-turt-s, a polit-y that is t-ontinut-tl to tht- prt-st-nt timt-, wt-re givt'-n hy otht-r outstantlinu nit-n ot' tht- lt-gal prol't-ssion from timt- to tintt-. Among tht- spt-akt-rs at tht-so lt-t-turt-s wt-ru .lutlgt- Brown ot' tht- .Xppt-llato t'ourt. Jutlgt- t'artt-r ot' tht- Suprt-me t'ourt. Vhit-t' .lnstit-t tllson ot' the Munit-ipal tfourt antl a man who was latt-r to ht- govt-rnor ot' the statt-. litlwartl F. llunnt-. Nuniht-rt-tl among this group wt,- also tintl tht- names ot' tit-oi-ge W. XVa1-yt-llt-. antl .lutlge A. N. lVattt-rman of tht- Appvllatt- t'ourt. Utht-r me-mht-rs of tht- original fat-ulty wort-, in stunt- t-ast-s, alumni of tht- oltl t-ollt-gt-. 'l'hest- lillllll' nit-n wt-rt- Mr, -lost-ph A. t'onnt-ll antl Mr. Mit-hat-l Y. Kannally. Mr. Jamt-s V. Ilartnt-tt. Mr. Howartl tj. Sproglt-. Hr. N. l.. Pit-trowski. Mr. Ft-rtlinantl Goss. Hr. -lost-ph J. Thompson. antl Mr. Patrit-k H. tVl'lonnt-ll t-omplt-tt-tl tht- fat-ulty roll ot' tht- tit-st yt-ar in whit,-h tht- llint-oln St-hool ot' Law opt-ratotl as a part of tht- future systt-in ot' st-hools to ht- known as Loyola l'niyt-rsity. Passing on from the tat-ulty ot' the st-hool as it was originally organizt-tl wt- t-omt- to a t-tnisitlt-ration of tht- mannt-r in whivh tht- st-hool was t-ontlut-tt-tl at tht- ht-ginning ot' its t-are-t-r. tllasst-s wort- held in tht- oltl Ashlantl hlot-k wht-re the st-ht-ol rt-maint-tl until it was mtwt-tl to its prt-st-nt sitt- in tht- huiltling lo- t-att-tl at 28 North Franklin strt-t-t. Tht-st- t-lasst-s, ht-ltl at night. gi-t-w stt-atlily in num- ht-r until tht- st-hool was finally ottt-ring vom- pleto t-ourst-s in all hrant-ht-s ot' applit-tl law. Tht- policy of the tirst tlt-an was to follow tht- principles of the old college on the west side in expansion and refinement. Excellent men in the various fields of legal research were added to the staff from time to time and these were constantly following tl1e ideals of the dean in his attempt to built the school up to the high place which it was meant to fill. Every well-equipped law school must have an excellent lllJ1'2l1'j' from which the students may draw books that are authoritative on their subjects and which are immediately available to the students for the aid they can give in considering important problems. Loy- ola is well able to meet this requirement. lie- sides her own library system. ot' which the law school unit is only a branch. there are numerous other legal research places within easy reach ot' the students, Notable among these latter is the Chicago Law lnstitute which is open to the students of all law schools in the city and is located only a short distance from the Loyola l'niversity law school. ln the liln'al'y ot' the school itself there are many well-known volumes. The Viiiful Shifts Nupivnir Voiirf li'eport.v .liitiiolutcd is one ot' the tnost important legal books that has ever been compiled. tjther editions deal- ing with legal procedure and practice cover the various tielils ot' legal activity and give the student the tinest ot' opportunities to com- pare 'the best legal opinions, Without following a set plan ot' organiza- tion in this consideration ot' the Loyola l'nif versity School ot' Law. we come next to the most important phase ol' that unit and ot' the whole university, namely, its Catliolicity. Yn- doulvtedly this is the most striking point about the whole idea ot' Loyola. 1Vhile there is no restriction placed on the men who enter her doors in matters ol' religion. race or general creed in politics or any other phase ot' human lite except those that are directly opposed lo the weltare ol the people as a whole, Loyola does teach with a Catholic view. ller whole system is that ot' Catholic education and the underlying principles that are motivating the instruetions ot' the classroom are designed to set forth the Vatliolic teaching on the subject. Catholic to the core, Lovola does not trv to force the Catholic lllll1l't'll on those who attend her schools. ller only consideration is to give her students the correct and most usetul in' struction in the various fields they are pur- suing. The religious issue is not the primary one but no chance to increase the work of the Catholic religion is wasted. For those who are Catholics when they begin the training at Loyola there are sodalities and social func- tions that have for their aim the increase and expansion of Catholic social action. For those who are not of the Catholic faith there are numerous other activities that are guided by Catholic principles and in which these stu- dents can come into contact with Catholic ideas and practices. In any account of the Loyola Vniversity School of Law mention must be made of the fine work that has been done by the men who have succeeded dean Dillon. Only two men besides the iirst dean have held this oftice. Arnold ll. McMahon held the post from 1915 until 1925 when he was succeeded by the present dean, .lohn V. McCormick. l'nder dean llcllahon tl1e day school was added to the unit. His atlministration also saw the lengthening of the night course to the present tour-year basis and the day course set at the present three-year length. The administ ration ot' dean McCormick has seen the further de- velopment of the various clubs and organizaa tions in the school. The Brandeis competition in which thc students of the ditliercnt clubs argue mythical cases with all the l'ormality of the real courts of the land determines the school champions among the senior students. In the lower divisions ol' the school there are other branches ot' these clubs in which men are preparing to contend for the honor ot' winning in their senior year. The Illinois junior bar association has also been developed at Loyola. The chapter located at this school has a line record in the activities of the or- ganization and can be justly proud of its work in the field ot' the younger men who are learning the fundamentals ot' the law. A brief mention can also be made of the training that is available in the law school. The customary divisions of the law are recog- nized here although they are fast becoming indistinct. The three divisions that form the greatest fundamental and basic sections ot' the law are considered to be as follows: non- eontraet. contract. and property. The Loyola l'niversity School of Law uses this division in a rough way, in that it has, as has almost every other school, subdivided all these into many more easily handled subjects. I'nder this system the law students learn torts, the division of non-contract law dealing with the violation of personal rights arising by the creation ot' the lawg property law, with rc- spect to the basic rights in land, titles. and future estates: contracts, and the several branches which have been t'ully developed re- cently and have been again divided into other branches, into agency, insurance, partnership, domestic relations, which are based on con- tract and moral concepts as well as protected by statutes: corporations, private and public: trusts, which involve contracts and property lawsg bailments, carriers and sales. which are members of the contract group: bills and notes, another division of the tirst division ot' the law, in reference to negotiable paper and wills, a statutory subject covering the right to dispose of property at death. These sub jects. together with contiict of laws. are known as the subjects of the substantive law. NVhen the student has completed his work in these topics ot the law. a process ordinarily requiring three years in the day school and tour years in the night school, he is entitled to one of two degrees. One of these is the degree of Bachelor ot' Laws and the other is that of Doctor of Jurisprudence. tbnly the fact that the latter requires a higher scho- lastic average and a more thorough back- ground in general college work distinguishes it from the former. The tinal product of the Loyola Lniversity School ot' Law is a well-rounded person. trained in the Catholic precepts and prepared to apply them in his future work. A survey of the graduate would show him to possess, to a large extent. a broad outlook on life and a realization ot' the trust which he holds as a graduate of a Catholic school. The true philosophic principles underlying jurispru- dence have been stressed during the time he has attended Loyola, not in a direct and an- noying way. but in a continuous application to the eases considered in the classes. The character ot' the future lawyer is molded in this manner so that his philosophy will be a part of him and not an added attraction. On this solid foundation the instructors can build a trustworthy and competent personality. ln this way the lawyer graduated from Loyola enters his practice with a Vhristian outlook on lit'c and with a true sense ol' values front which he can raise the edifice ot' his profes- sional career. t'ourses in scholastic jurispru- dence and legal ethics comprise the formal method ot' imparting this training. and the principles of these subjects are constantly in- culcated in the student. The organizations at the law school deserve more than the passing notice that was taken ot' them at the beginning ot' this article. The law clubs give the students practical experi- ence in working up and presenting cases, The Brandcis competition for each club begins with the t'reshman year and concludes when the man is a junior. Each club consists ot' a group ot' students whose duty it is to prepare either the plaintiffs or the det'endant's side of a case. Then the students act as counsel in the trial which is conducted according to the rules ot' appellate eotl1't practice. This par- ticipation on the part ot' the students is cn- tirely voluntary and the great interest shown proves the place ol' extracurricular activity in the school. The junior bar association and the fraterni- ties are not synonomous but their work is also for the advancement of the school. They fur- nish a balance tor the student outside of his class work. As a result ot' thc work done by the junior bar association the student seminar was introduced during the scholastic year lflil-L-1935. This unit has the students appear as lecturers on some problem ot' a legal na- ture which they have eonsidered in research. The Loyola l'niversity School of Law is a tfatholic institution. As such she tries to in- still in her graduates all the qualities that tend to make a good. reputable. respectable man. Her greatest success is no more than the success of her products. As they rise and fall so does Loyola. It is gratifying to see that the men from the law school have always been a credit to the university as a whole and that they have brought to Loyola the recoi- nition that her training and system merit. Loyola 's greatest pride is her graduates and the law graduates rank high in the list ot' these men. 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Since that time the medi- cal school has developed as a department ot' the university. 1Vith the department of medicine reeeiving' a greater impetus after its outright purehase than it had while it was merely an affiliated unit, the Jesuits obtained the best men then available in the other leading educational in- stitutions to serve as teachers in the school of medicine. The department, like all the pro- fessional schools of the university, has always had a regent. The duty of the regent is to act as a deputy of the president. so that the de- partment will be able to maintain a continuity and intimate touch with both the department and with the president of the university. The president. however. entrusts the administra- tion of the department to the regent, The Reverend Patrick J. Mahan. S. J.. was regent of the medical school for about thirteen years. serving in that capacity from 1918 to 1931. when he went to Omaha, Nebraska, to assume the presidency of Creighton l'nive1-sity. Father Mahan was the perfect example of a man with the courage of his eonvietions. an educator deeply appreciative of edueational problems and his efforts as regent during the formative years have accomplished more than anyone will ever be able to estimate toward the expansion of the medical school. Baek in 1918, on the day after Father Mahan came to Loyola, Dr. l.ouis D. Moor- head became dean of the school. Doctor Moor- head still holds that position after nearly twenty years of service, and his record of far- sightedness and industry is one of the main reasons why the medical division of the uni- versity has been able to rise to a position of eminence among the medical schools of this section of the whole country. In March of 1931, when Father Mahan left to fill his role at Creighton, the Reverend Terence Ahearn, S. J.. became regent of Loy- ola's medical department. Father Ahearn came to Loyola after having held the regency of the medical school in Umaha. He is a studi- ous sort of man with the deepest appreciation of the value of research. of the ultimate aims of scientific education, and of the benefits to be derived lrom better organization ol the medical department, l'nfler his direction the seientifie attitude and interest in researeh have inereaserl tremendously at the medieal sehool. Blany more members ot' the medical faculty now take part in seientitie programs than was formerly the ease. and many ot' the faeulty members represent Loyola in the vari- ous periodieal publieations ot' a seientilie nas ture, Father Ahearn has been an important stimulus in elll-eting' the organization ot' the medieal school into a more elosely knit unit in recent years than it used to be. To be ot' praetieal value a medical sehool must have aeeess to a hospital or a system ot' hospitals. For many years. ever sinee Loyola became associated with llerey Hospital. the medieal department has gradually been torm- ing' aliciliations with the tfatholie hospitals ul' the arehdioeese. The cardinal is very mueh interested in the promotion ot' lfatholie medi- cal education in the territory. and he uives it all the support he possibly ean by urginu' the afliliation ot' hospitals and medieal taeilities of the arehdioeese with the medical seliool. At the present time. the affiliated hospitals include, besides Mercy. St. Bei-nard's. St. Elizabeth 's. tlak Park. St. Annes tfolumbus. and Miserieordia. Loyola lvniversity School of Medieine has begun to mature to the point where her own graduates have become not only members ot' her faculty but have even become department heads. The hrst graduate to aeeomplish this feat was Dr. Franeis J. Gerty. the superin- tendent of Psychopathic Hospital who now serves as head ot' the department of neurology and psychology. His feat has been duplicated by Dr. t arl F. Sehaub who is acting' chair- man of the department of ophthalmology. The Loyola lvniversity School of Medieine remains dominantly Vatholic in spirit. The school requires that every student either pres sent for admission or carry eight hours of tf'atholic philosophy. four of them in psy- chology and four in ethics. Beginning' next year and affecting the freshman class enterinu' the medical department in 1939. every stus dent must spend at least three years in his premedieal work. and he must have satistied the Catholic philosophy requirement before he enters the medieal school. ho Sollool of Social ork Loyola l'niv4-rsily has one- of tho old:-sl and In-sl svhools of sovial study ill tho l'0llllll'y X 119 S1'1I1ll11 111' Sll1'1l11 xxv111'1f, 1111111111 1'111- '1'111- 1111111111 1'1111'1-1'si1y S1-1111111 111' S111-1111 V1'1'S11V 11118 11 11l'1l21111l11111 111- 111111-11 11 is XXv1l1'1i 1s 1111111111 1111'11112'11l'UT 1111' 1111111111: 1111' 111-11111-1-ly I11'1l1111. 111111111112 1111111 11 11ll'1'1' 1l'1'11ll'l' 1-1'i111-111'1- 111, 1111s 1Ai11'1. 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S111'1111 1111111 111 1111- 111-111 111' 811111111 11'111'11. 11s W1-11 IIN Xxv111'1i is 1111111111-11 111'1l1l211'11j' 1111'g'1'1111111111-s111- 111 1114 1.1s1c 11s 111-1111 111.11111 1'11111-g1- 1111 .X141N111111 111-111s w1111s1- 11il1'1ig'1'1111111,1 1-11111111-s 1111-111 111 1111- N1-11-111-1-s1 1111111 111111'1111111'11 511111 1111111xY11. 111-11111-11 1111- YYl11'1i XY111l 11 1111l111I'11j' 111' 1111111-12 32 111111 11l'1114'1l111'S, 11 2111115 111 standing. A limited number ot' uinlergraduate students who possess the necessary qualifica- tions of seriousness ot' purpose and maturity of judgment are also admitted. Because of the grave nature of social work-that. of deal- ing with the most intimate problems of hu- man beings, of adjusting the most difficult conflicts of groups and individuals-only those students are expected to undertake training for the work who realize the respon- sibility involved, and who can assume an adult. and professional attitude toward their study and practice. Further, the growing appreciation of the need for professionally equipped workers in both private and public agencies affords steadily increasing opportunities for place- ment upon the completion of a course of studies in the field. Tl1e greatest possibility for advancement is offered to the graduate of the School of Social XYork. The growth of the school in the early years was slow, but as this need for trained social workers became more appreciated and the value of this school better known. the regis- tration grew quite rapidly. Every year has brought its increase in the number of those who enroll in its courses. Social work has never been staticg today it is probably more dynamic than at any pre- vious period. Those in the field know well the need to be ever alert to new problems, and to study continually to keep abreast of the latest scientific method in the treatment of the social ills of man. At the recent meeting of the American As- sociation of Schools of Social XVork in New York there was much discussion about the necessary preparations in the biological and sociological sciences. At this very meeting. Dr. Richard Cabot of I'Iarvard Tjniversity, to whose wise counselling social work is deeply indebted, stated that while he appreciated the value of the biological and sociological sci- ences, he thought that today there was even greater need for training in philosophy and especially in ethics. in order that social work- ers might be produced who were possessed of good judgment. Loyola 's School of Social XVork has always stressed this fundamental need. and has endeavored to send forth grad- uates with sound judgment. and a proper perspective on the problems with which they were to deal in their lit'e work. The most recent recognition that has come to the school is the appointment ot' Aliss lie- gina U'tfonnell. a Il'lt'll'llPlJl' ot' the facility. to make a study of child welfare agencies in the county. As her full-time workers on this pro- ject Miss U't'onnell has three rnen and one woman who recently completed their graduate courses in social work at the school. All have received high praise for their work from the Cook county commissioner who made the ap- pointments to the positions. The Loyola lfniversity School of Medicine now accepts four students in social work to do medical field work under its supervision. It is hoped that in the future this number can bc increased. This year others of the stu- dents are receiving training at the Illinois Institute for Juvenile Research. Loyola l'ni- versity is now doing child-guidance work and students have an opportunity to gain experi- ence in this phase of social work. The school also continues its work in the county agencies and the juvenile court: it is one ot' the very few schools of social work in the country that has undertaken the expense of providing' for its own supervision of tield work in the public agencies and organizations. It seems likely, if the demand is great enough. that the doctors degree will lie added to those which may be obtained from the school. It is the ambition of the university and the school to develop along the lines ot' psychology, psychiatry. and child welfare work while not neglecting the general prep- aration for social work. Social insurance and old age pensions present a new tield of study which now looms so large on the horizon. liver alert to give its students the requisite training to meet the needs ot' the day. Loyola has incorporated into its curriculum a course dealing with these problems. The Loyola Lniversity School of Social NVork will celebrate its silver jubilee in a few years. The Reverend Thomas A. 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'11111' 1'1-11s1111 1'l1l' 1111s is. 111- 111-- lieve, that the instructors under whoin these students have studied are men ot' practical experience and nature. Hy that wc mean that they are men who. while they are acting in the capacity of instructors, are also actively engaged in the field of practical accounting. It is one thing to know the principles, and another thing to know when to apply a cer- tain one ot' the principles. The especial suc- cess of this department is due in great meas- ure to the dean ot' the commerce school, Mr. Henry T. tfhamberlain. It is he who had the vision of Loyola 's accounting department as the best in the middle westg it is he who saw to it that the vision came true. In the past, those schools which attempted to prepare the student of business for his life's work have dealt too extensively on the theoretical aspect of the various studies. The student was not shown the practical applica- tions of the theory that was being taught him. The complaints which the business world in general has been leveling at the college grad- uate are more than sutficient testimony that this statement has a basis in fact and is not a fiction of the mind. To be specific. one prom- inent business firm in the city of Chicago tCommerce Clearing Housel which will em- ploy no one except college-trained men has found that nearly a whole year is consumed before the college man is of any use to the company. This firm, and the executives of companies throughout the business world. realize the advantages of hiring men who are trained to think. but they regret that it has been left to them to instruct the college grad- uate in the applications of all the principles he has learned in the course of his education. College men would find business men far more eager to employ them if they knew how to work before they entered on their careers. That Loyola has realized this deficiency of the average college graduate and endeavored to correct it by teaching not only principles but their application as well. not only theory. but practice. is evidenced by the methods of instruction, and by the type of instructors which she employs and seeks. The school offers the academic degree of Bachelor of Science in t ommerce in coopera- tion with the Vniversity College. This degree is conferred upon those who earned recogni- - GJ tion not only as men trained in connnercc but also as those with a broad cultural back- ground---as truly cducatctl men. The .liI,lt,o,., in connm-ree is granted tu those students who have ffrsuluatcd troin hteh school 'ind ho desiring to do university work in their chosen tield ot' business, complete the rcrpiisite num- ber ot' courses. Students who complete the collrse required for a diploma. lntt have not the entrance !'t'tllllI'l'lIN'lllS. may receive the certificate in commerce. ln addition, provision is made for those students who desire special training. especially those who are intending to prepare for the certified public account- ant examination. Thus, the only division of thc university which is purely a night school. the division intended to serve as a source ul' university training for those who 2111- prevented by their work from attending an ordinary college. con- tinues its work. Hssentially a practical train- ing school for the work which dominates the modern scene-businesssthe eonnncrcc school is also an integral part ot' the university. and as such takes its place in the whole educa- tional structure intcnded to develop the fac- ulties ot' man and thus to make his lite here a worthier apprenticeship for an eternal career in the supernatural business world. Probably one ot' the better. it' not the best. advantages offered the layman in a school ot' commerce conducted by skilled business lead- ers and professors ot' local renown under the guidance of a Catholic university is the spe- cial training in the philosophical and moral values of modern business that are so lacking in the materialistic business world that we know. Besides a complete training in the three 'R thought snfticient for our t'athers. there is needed a Christian philosophy ot' lite and business conduct to guide our leaders in coin- merce and industry. Without the presence ot' the principles laid down by the Divine Une. all is chaos and anarchy in the world. So it is. too, in the business world without principles to govern right conduct. 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N111111' 1x111'l' 111 111112 IIN 1-1-111 11:111111111g'1'. lllJ111'1'1il 1111-1111-11, 211111 11l1'1'iI111'll- 11111 1111 11I1111- 211111 1111111111-11 111-111111 1'11111'Q1'N 111. 1l1'N. 1'1'111'111-111 1111211111111 1'1-111-11'1-11 1114' S111111- 111- 1111' 1'l1N1. 511111l'111N 111111 1-:11111- 111111 1111- 11111'11' 11-11111111 u11'1-11 1111s N1111'1l'1'1 11111l1'111'S1 1'1-g'111:11111 111111 111 111111111111 1111111N1x'11111 11111 11111's11-111111, 1111-1111-1111111111-Q1-s.111111:11-111111111-11-1-11111'w1-1111111- n I alta ehemieal laboratory was a I'L't1llll'C'lUt'l1t tor admission to the examinations 'for tlu- dental degree. Physiology and histolosiv were ln-ought to a high grade of praetieal value in the his- tological laboratory. and mieroseopieal work was made obligatory. The tfhieago t'ollege ot' Dental Surgery was the tirst institution of its kind in this eountry to introduee and use for the benefit of its students a eomplete appa- ratus for the eultivation of haeteria, thus demonstrating the agents that are aetive in establishing earies of the teeth and etfeeting their destruetion. This institution was the first to organize the freshman students into elasses for praetieal work in dental teehnology. hoth operative and prosthetic. The dental sehool was never affiliated with the Rush Media-al College. although the found- ers. together with faeulty memhers of that sehool. had several years previously eoneeived the idea of establishing a dental department. From the heginning there was always a elose hond of frielulship hetween the two sellools. and tales are told of the many glorious snow- ball battles. Many of the first students were graduates of that sehool and many of the pro- fessors and instruetors were on the teaehing staff of that institution. Dr. Norman Bridge and Dr. E. Fleteher Ingals of Rush were two members of the first dental hoard of direetors, Another outstanding man associated with the early development of the iV'llif'ilg'tJ eollege was Dr. P. -I. Kester of t'hic-ago. He is the only living member of the original faeulty. XVhere today we have our heloved Daddy NYatt the students at that time had I'nele George Cushing. Iilr. Cushing organized the tfliieago Dental Society and was one of the organizers of both the Illinois State Dental Noeiety and the tfldontologieal Society. Dr. G. V. Black. the famous dean of Northwestern I'niversity. was professor of dental pathology and thera- peuties during the tirst four years of the sehool's struggling existenee. Also from the ranks is Dr. Edmund Noyes who. after serv- ing for several years in the eapaeity of lee- turer in materia mediea, aeeepted a position on the faeulty of Northwestern Ifniversity dental sehool. Our own dean of students. Dr. C. N. Johnson. now aeelaimed as the most popular figure in dentistry, began his teaeh- ing eareer with the sehool in ISST. .Ks the student enrolment grew with leaps and hounds the sehool saw several dift'--rent homes in the downtown distriet. .Ks the new Corporation it lor-ated in the follrth and fitith stories ot' -l alul ti Washington street. Two years later it was moved to the fit'th floor ot' the hnilding at the northeast eorner ot' Madi- son street and Wahash avenue. .Xtter remain- ing at this loeation for five years, its removal to more eommodious quarters again heeame neeessary. The three upper stories ot' a huilfl- ing situated at the northeast eorner ot' Blieh- igan avenue and Randolph street were found suitahle for the new demands. The foresight of those great minds who founded the institution is seen in the far-t that in INXS they purehased a lot. on the eorner of Ivtuut and Ilarrison streets. with a VieW to huilding. in a distriet whieh has lu-eome the world's leading medieal eenter. The huildin: was eompleted iiYe years later under adverse tinaneial eonditions. 'l'lu- time was just prior to lflneago s tirst worlds tan' and the great panie of INDIE. Tile loan ot' twenty-tive thou- sand dollars. supplied hy Ameriea 's most dis- tinguished snrgeon. llr. Nieholas Senn. wa-- neeessary to help in the ereetitln. lialie Forest I'niversity was the tirst ot' the dental sehool's affiliations. This allianee to-Ili plaee a few years after tlle sehool had estalw- lished its tu-rmaiu-nt ahode. llr. YY. t'. Roherts was president of the university at the time. In 1397 the eapaeity of the huilding was dollliled ity the inldition ot' the solltll seetioll whieh is as the huilding stands today. The school had grown to he the largest institution of its kind in the world. The student lmody was very aetive in those early days. They devoted mueh ot' their pre- eious elinie tinle to the eause of extraeurrie- ular aetivities whieh today serve as eolor to the history of the institution. The dental de- partment had its own hand ami many of the students on state oeeasions would lend their talent in either piano or Voeal solos. Footliall was a favorite sport and many an interesting' hattle is recorded with numerous eolleges in the midwest. Northwestern I'niversity dental sehool was the greatest foe. Notre Dame was even on their sehedule. And high was the reputation of the dental department's hasliet- ball and basehall teams. In 1904 the Lltdliill scllool lJC'CI1ll10 affiliated witll Valparaiso l'nivel-sity. a school which at the tillle was thought destined to become the largest l'Lil,lf'2lfl01l2ll illstitlltioll ill the mid- west. The tf'hicag'o College of Medicine Zlllll Surgery. wlliell was located ill the neighbor- llood. was likewise a departlnent of tllat uni- versity illltl its facilities were opened to the dental studellts. Dr. Henry R. Brown. the ftlulltllkd' of Valparaiso lvniversity. was the president ot' the school at tllis tillle: he was reputed to be one of the celebrated edlleators ill the eountry. The buildillg was completely 1'l'l11t'ltill'l0tT about this period alld the equip- 1110111 modernized. The old llalld-plllllped Mor- rison ehairs were replaced with Ctblllllllllil 4'llill1'S with the 1ll'XY cllspidor facilities. The delltal department followed the g'L'1lt'1'ill ineline ill education 1Ylll'1l ill 1917 the course was extended from a tllree- to a f0l11'-f't'il1' period. The t'aeulty ill the lllllillllllllt' expanded with the increased t'l11'Ul1llt'lli illltl the seryiees ol' Sll4'll talented 111011 as the present dean. llr. NY. H. tl. llogan. llr. C. S. Vase. lir. XV. C . Barrett. llr. tleorge N. 1Vest, llr. l.. f'. Bor- lilllll. lil: -1. P. Buckley. Dr. T. ll. iAil'lS2l111tll'l' Zllltl lllilllj' otllers were elllisted. llean years were S0911 at the college during the war as the D: nfos, the sellool 's illlllllfll and the 111USl l111llUl'lillli ot' the OXTl'2ll'l1l'1'lCl1l2l1' ac- tivities. is absent l.l'tlIll the tiles for tllose years. lkut even ill tllose trying' tillles the school was making a 11211110 for itselt' lll1'UllQ'll the efforts ot' two ot' its faculty 1114'111l101'N. llr. XV. ll. til. l,og'an was chosen chief ot' the tlttllltll diyisioll ill the surgeon Q't'llt'l'1ll.S staff at Xviwlllllflltlll. 11.12. alld the oliieial delltal text for the lf S. arlny ill the operative Held was written by the dean ol' Slll4ll'1llS. llr. t'. N. -Tflll11S01l. Shortly alter tlle world had returned to peace. llr. XV. ll. ti. lltlQ'2ll1 lll't'illlll' the second . . . ,- -, . dean ot laeulty ot the illlt'21Q'tl tollege ol llental Surgery, llr. T1'll1112111 XV. lil'tll'bl1I' lle- eolllillg' llt'illl ellleritus. Seyeral years later. ill 19233. the Svlllltll, under tlle adviee of the l,t'llTJll l-idlleatiollal f'ouneil. sought university ineorporation. 'lilll'1l1lg'll the deyoted efforts ol' an alulllnlls. lbr, .l. P. llal-per. 1'Hl'1112l1lY years oll the laeulty illltl later dean of the delltal sellool ol Nt. llUlllS l nlverslty. the tlff1f'l2llS ol lloyolsl illlll the i1lll1'ilQ'tbiitlllt'Q'L'tIT. Dental Sur- gery worked out a satistaetory plan by which the two schools were merged Hilti ullited. The late Reverend XV. H. Agnew. J., was presi- dellt of Loyola at the period of association. The 11111011 between these two schools was of a closer nature tllan the otllel' university affiliations of the dental school had been. Both schools were in the same city Zlllfl. the dental students were offered the opportllnities alld advalltages of a well-rated university. The eourse in anatomy was now transferred from the fifth floor of the dental building to the llledical department. wllicll is a block away: the Cook County hospital is situated ill the intervellillg block. Two events mark the year 1928. Dr. Tru- 111311 XV. Brophy while on a trip in the west took sick illltl died ill llos Angeles as the result of i111 attack of llronehial pllelllnonia. The en- trance l'0t1l1l1'0l11C11f wllicll had previously beell a higll-scllool education was now raised to one year ot' eollege in order to keep pace witll the advaneement ill education. The fl11'll1Ol' growtll of the delltal depart- lllellt was assllred wllen ill 19212 Reverend Robert M. Kelley, SJ.. purellased the three lots on XVood street lJt'lXYQt'l1 the alley adjoin- illg the school buildillg illlll the property of 3It'ii'tfl1'l11lCli Institute. Through the action of the t'hieago city eouneil the elosure of the alley between the properties has been ar- ranged. Plans have bt'Cll drawll up ill sllcll a lnallller tllat the 11C'W bllilding will house the greater part of the clillic. the library, and 1't'SC2l1'0ll laboratories. The tirst part of tllis building program. nanlely the l'Ql1i1l1llllt1TlO11 ot' the old building, was fultilled at the first ot' tllis year. New delltal units were illstalled on the clinic floors Zlllll the lill10l'illU1'lUS I110tlt'l'11- ized. Likewise witllill the last year the delltal departlllellt has announced Tllilt the predelltal requirelllellt has l1Ut'll increased to two years, beginning ill 19217. At tllis tillle also the three- year course will be diseolltinlled. It is the boast ot the Llt'llt11'l111C11T 'tllili tllere are ten deans ot' delltal schools who were Chi- cago College ol' 'Dental Surgery graduates. Many 111011 holding oftiees on the various state boards of examiners tllrollgllout the C'0l111f1'f' claim the delltal department as tlleir alma llmtrr. 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In 1895 he erected a covered bicycle and pony track. one third ot' a mile long and two stories high. In the center ot' the track was a regulation base- ball field. used not only by the l hic-ago poli- ticians for their post election relaxations but also by the Pittsburgh Pirates, St. Louis Browns. l'ineinnati Reds. and t'hieago Colts as their spring training grounds, This track was used until 1925 when. gradually deteri- orating because ot' a lack of interest in bicycle and pony riding. it was finally blown over by a cyclone which swept the district in that , , . . . year. lhe site is now occupied by the scho- lasties' passball league. lint the eyelone was not the greatest calam- ity that stayed the progress of the Nvest Baden Springs hotel. The rambling frame structure erected by Mr. Sinclair from year to year was justly regarded as a tire trap. Un .lune l-l. 15901, shortly after midnight the trap was sprung-and caught in its elutehes I,1'lllf'l'Uilll1l tbld Bingham. two dogs who were lost with the rest of the fixtures of the old hotel. Fire, tliseovered in the kitchen in the west wing, swept with such rapidity through the building that the four hundred guests were fortunate to eseape with their lives. After an hour and a halt' the building was a mass ot' ruins. Retieetions of the flames were reported to have been seen at liouisville. sixty miles away. After the fire had died out. Sinclair, instead of surveying sadly the ruins of his fortune. walked to the eenter of the remains. drove a stake into the ground, paeed nfl' ISO feet as a radius, then drew a ci1'ele around the stake. The next hotel will occupy that space. he announced decisively. llis friends tried To quiet him. but left him at dawn sitting with his faithful collie and still planning his phoenix. lixaetly one year later Sinclair took a pleas- ant form ot' revenge on his doubting friends by inviting them to the first dinner served in the new XVest Baden Springs hotel occupying exactly the plot of ground he had paced off the night of the tire. The building was by no means completed, but three months later it was opened to guests and called, by an age that often confused the words large and great, the eighth wonder of the world. At the least it was a monument to the indomitable will and perseverance of Lee XV. Sinclair. Advised by his friends and business associates, including the governor of the state, that the plan was impraetieable. he finally found an architect who would take over the assignment. To as- sure himself that the architect understood the plans. Sinclair made a small model of the hotel out of blocks. And he might well have doubted the architect 's understanding, for the plans called for the largest dome in the world. It was to be made of glass and steel, measur- ing two hundred feet in diameter with the center of the dome one hundred and thirty feet from the ground. NVhen the building was practically completed and the supports were about to be pulled away from the dome. Mr. Sinclair wished everyone to retire as far as possible from the building. But the architect was sure he had built wisely. llisregarding Sinclair 's wishes he climbed to the very peak of the dome and from there gave the order for the props to be released. The building as it stands today, and as it was when opened to the guests in 1902. con- tains TOS rooms. is completely fireproof and is equipped with all modern eonvenienees. It is oetahedral in shape, I3-li? feet in diameter. The rooms rise in eireular tiers to the height of six stories. A circular corridor on each floor gives entrance to two lines of rooms. one over- looking the domed court and the other front- ing outward. The tioors of concrete and steel cover an area of fifteen acres. The style of architecture is predominantly Moorish. The dining room, kitchen, laundry, refrigerating and steam plants are in separate buildings connected with the main building by arcades. The principal feature of the hotel is. of course. the rotunda or atrium with its im- mense dome towering over all. The hub of the dome is ten feet long. sixteen feet in diameter and weighs eight and one half tons. Twenty- four steel ribs stretch from the hub to the walls. These ribs rest. on rollers on the top ot' supporting' eolnmns, thus providing for the expansion and eontraetion ot' the metal, The twenty-four eolumns run from the sixth floor to the ground. The floor ot' the atrium eon- tains 33,973 feet of tiling. lint figures will not eonvey the impression of majesty and size that the dome exeites in one beholding' it for the first time. lt must be seen to be appre- eiated in all its majesty. Mr. Sinelair soon found that the expense incurred in the eonstruetion of the hotel was not in vain. From 1902 until 1918 visitors thronged to southern Indiana to see this mar- vel of arehiteetnre. It was the heyday of popu- larity for the NYest Baden Springs hotel. lm- provements were made in line with the in- ereased patronage. Three magnitieent spring' houses were eonstrueted of lndiana limestone. One of these was deeorated with ttreeian pil- lars. named Apollo, and its waters were ree- ommended for stomaeh diseases. gastrie ea- tarrh. and nervous indigestion. The largest of these houses is guarded by the imp Spru- del. who sits enthroned on the highest point of the famous Spring' No. 7. llere the waters eould be obtained both hot and eold at any hour of the day. Around these springs were eonstrneted the formal Italian gardens, still maintained and still admired for their stately symmetry and elassie beauty. The hotel is built on a slight eminenee, but behind the hotel rises a eommandine' hill that slopes upward until it reaehes Mount Arie. the highest point in a eounty boasting' of an overflow of hills from the lientueky ranges, On Mount Arie baek in the roaring forties. two famous gunmen of the distriet had shot it out with 36 In memory of this historie battle Mr. Sinelair built a nine-hole golf course there. where the Quests of the hotel tried for years to re-enaet the famous battle with 36's. The eourse usually emerged the vietor. but the battle never waned. Before the destrnetion of the old hotel Mr. Sinelair had for years felt the need of a Cath- olie ehureh on the grounds for the eonvenienee of his guests. In 1999 work was begun. The site ehosen was a slope on the hill direetly in back of the hotel. The tire of 1901 impeded the work somewhat but by the beginning of 1902 a small but completely equipped ehapel was ready for use. The building, eomplete with organ and ehirnes. was eonstrnetefl ot' pre-sed briek with Bedford limestone trimminafs. snr- mounted by a tall belfry and spire. Hn l eli- ruary 27. 10023, the ehnreh was dedieated by Bishop fl'l,t1llHQ'llllt' of Indianapolis. It is in- teresting' to note that one of the bisltop's :ts- sistants at this eeremony was the lieverend -loseph t'hartrand of Indianapolis, the future saintly bishop of the same dioeese. 'I'he elotreh was ealled tlnr Lady of Lourdes, 'l'he name. as the hotel newspaper of Marr-h 33. 10021. naively remarks. was sue'e'este1l by its sim- ilarity to the original ehureh ot' that name. whieh is loeated at another famous waterinu' plaee in ltlraneef' lint the hotels in southern lndiana ehoose nothing if not appropriate names for their ehnrehes. The name ot' the tfatholie ehureh eonneeted to the l t'enf-lt lael: hotel is tint' I.ady of the Sprinus. The ehapel was used eonstantly until 102112 when it was prononneed unsafe by the town board. whieh was afraid that the st ttf- ple 1Yt1llltl topple over Zlllf' 11111111112 .Xftt-l' :t Wet-li of work and the use of two eharees ul' d5'na- mite. the foundations were tinally loosened. but it still required half the people in town and a derrieli to pull down the stet-ple. Hr. Sinelair's buildings might not rival the me- diaeval eathedrals in beauty and et-at-e but the town eonneil will eonfer a lone' 1l1'I1t' be- fore they pronounee another one unsafe. For seventeen years. then. the hotel pros. pered. The only notable ineident that oeenrred during that time was the death ot' l.ee XY. Sinelair on September 7. 1916. Although not a t atholie, Mr. Sinclair had always been a devout man and well disposed toward the Chureh, as is shown by his treatment of his Catholie employees and the ereetion of the ehapel. His life of serviee was erowned. two weeks before his death. by his reeeption into the Catholic- t1'hureh. Funeral seryiees, at- tended by over four thousand people. were eondneted in the atrium. the eoftin lying' in the plaee where for years Mr. Sinelair had been aeeustomed to sit. Veterans of the Fivil Xllar formed a military guard of honor. His body was removed to Louisville to await the ereetion of a mansoleum on the hotel grounds. A year before his faithful eollie. who was the only one to 1'emain with him on the mornin: after the tire. had been buried in a plot of ground still surrounded by an i1'on fenee and ma1'ked by a ma1'ble stone 1'eading. Here lies Ri,-X, faithful eollie dog of l.ee XV. Sins'-lair. At the time of Mr. Slllf'li1ll'.S death the value of the hotel was estimated at 343.50ll.00O. Ilis daughter sold shares of it in the stoek market and Mr. Edward Ballard aeqnired a g'1'eat number of them. He eontinued to bny stoek when it was for sale, so that in 1922 he owned most of the hotel and took over eom- plete management of the establishment. The 1'ise of Mr. Ballard reads like a ehapter from one of Ho1'atio Alger's novels. When the old frame hotel was still operating. he worked in the shoe shining plaee as a boy. Later he wo1'ked in the gambling houses eon- neeted with the N11-st Baden and Freneh Liek hotels and finally gained the eontrol and own- ership of them. He then invested his money in four eireuses, the Ilagenbaeh. XYallaee. -lohn Robinson. and Sells. For yea1's these eireuses had their winter quarters in the town ot' NNI-st lladen and the buildings that housed the animals a1'e still standing. At the begin- ning of eaeh season the eireuses had their first perforinanee on the hotel grounds, al- though strange to say, they were never brought under the big top ot' the atrium. The stoek market then attraeted Hr. Ballards at- tention until by 1925. just thirty yea1's after he seeured employment in a shoe shining par- lor. his fortune was estimated at r1sS2.0t'l0.000. lbnring the time of the transition after Sin- elair's death the hotel underwent another in- teresting ehange. Hn Uetober 16, 19lH. it was etnnmandeered by the government and turned into lf 5. A. Military Hospital No, 215, forthe eare of veterans wounded in Franee. The health 1'esort was easily eonyerted into a hos- pital. and the soldiers moved from the desti- tution of the front line trenehes into the lap ot' luxury. .X semi-monthly magazine. Ivllfifl' ilu Ilona, published by the hospitalized vet- erans, testifies to the popula1'ity ot' Military Ilospital No. 335. lluring this time a standard ring' for prize tights was plaeed in the eenter of the atrnnn. wlneh has been the loeation ol mo1'e dive1'se objeets than any other spot in the hotel. Sueeessive pietures show it enenm- be1'ed tirst by a fountain featuring an un- gainly seal spouting water at the mushroom top of the dome, sinee banished to an outdoor loc-ation on the front drive where, on festive oeeasions, he g'oes through his routine in the direetion of the sun or stars: later on a put- ting surfaee for golf enthusiasts was installed there. then a stone eopy of one of the Muses in the Vatican, surrounded by gigantic- palms. In 1919 eame the boxing ring. displaced, when the building was again taken over by the hotel owners. by various exhibits as different manu- faeturing eonventions we1'e held. These alter- nated for many years with speakers' tables for banquets and an orchestra shell. And at the p1'esent day a magnitieent statue of the Saered Heart stands enthroned there. in the exaet eenter of the house. The army hospital lasted for only half a year, until the world was definitely made safe for demoeraey. Aeeording to the last issue of the magazine I'mI1'r the Dome. the great glory of the hospital was that only two men during all that time were absent without leave. 1Yhen you eonsider, however, that the hotel is the C-enter of aetivity for fifty miles in any direetion, and that most of the men were bed-1'idden. even two A.VV.t'J,l,.'s is quite a number. At any rate. in April, 1919. the building was ag'ain turned into a hotel under the management of a eorporation headed by Mr. Ballard. The hotel seems to have prospered until the depression of 1929. Une morning in Hetober of that year seve1'al men. guests of the hotel. walked into the mine1'al springs building. were served by the attendant and opened their inorning papers. There they read of the fatal erash of the stoek market. One said I'm a ruined man. They left their glasses untouched. walked to the hotel and eheeked out their baggage. From that day the X11-st Baden Springs hotel was a losing venture. Hn January 1, 19230. but one guest registered at the hotel whieh had onee eared for more than a thousand per- sons in a single day. 'llwo eame the following day, one eame on the 1Hth. and one on the Iltlth. ln this way the hotel lingered on for more than a year. In the fall of 1931 the doors were elosed, but reopened in the early spring of 19232 to take eare of a few eonven- tions tor whieh p1'evious eontraets had been made. However. on July 1, 1932, the final closure was effected. The furniture was care- fully covered. the utensils werestored away, and the gardens were left in charge of ex- perienced workmen. It would not be exactly true to say that the stock market crash was the sole cause of the closing of the hotel. For years the resorts of Florida and California had lured visitors who formerly had sought rest and relaxation in the central states. As a quiet place of re- tirement where one might sit peacefully on the porch and gaze at rustic scenery day after day, the XVest Baden hotel was quite in its element. but as a resort hotel that offered opportunities for diversion and entertain- ment, this spot tucked away in the hills of southern Indiana was totally inadequate. The management found it impossible to give that variety of entertainment which city hotels could easily afford and which modern visitors demand. Another cause. attributed by the townspeople. was the rise of the gambling in- terests in French Liek and XVest Baden. At this time Mr. Ballard signified his will- ingness to sell it for ten per cent of its assessed value of :123,200.000. A Detroit friend of the Society of Jesus. hearing of this. wrote to Father Hugo Sloctemeyer, SJ.. suggest- ing it a house of ret1'eats. Father Sloete- meyer got in toueh with Mr. Ballard. but finding that both the house and the price were too large for his purposes. wrote to several sisterhoods suggesting its use as a hospital. But the year dragged on and no purchasers seemed likely to appear. Finally Mr. Ballard intimated that he would donate the hotel to some Catholic community provided that the place be kept intact and used for educational or religious purposes. The officials of the Chi- cago province of the Society of Jesus. feeling the need of a house of higher studies for the scholastic-s, looked the hotel over. found it particularly adapted to their needs. secured the necessary permissions from Rome. and on June 26, 1934. the NYest Baden Springs hotel was transferred to the Chicago province of the Society of Jesus and became XVL-st Baden College. Mr. Ballard. although not a Catholic. was pleased to learn that he could help young men who would go into the world and do much good for humanity. By July S. 193-1. fifty-seven teaching scho- lasties from the colleges ol' the province were enjoying their summer vacation at the hotel and turning the building into a suitable house ot' studies. Living rooms were arranged. tur- niture uneovered. dishes unearthed. the heat- ing plant refurnished: the swimming pool and golf course were coaxed into shape. and within a week the old hotel. which for tx '.'f 1 years had lain idle, was again the r-enter or activity of the surrounding countryside. ttrange county. where the college is located. had formerly been the eenter ot' Ku Klub: Klan activities. and the townspeople were not at first kindly disposed toward the new ill'- rivals. But the source of their bitterness was more ignorance of the religion they despised than any inherent meanness. XYithin a month most of the people, simple and straightfor- ward at heart. had been won over into the friendship of their new neighbors. Of course there were many ineongruities that first summer. The community chapel. for the time being. was placed in the former executive oftiees: chairs from thc dining room were used as pews. The summer retreat was conducted in a converted art shop. and the old stock exchange room became the 1'C4'I'eEl- tion hall. For some days it was hard To dis- tinguish betwecn the sc-holastics and the visi- tors who were found wandering over all parts of the building. But gradually order came out of all the confusion and by the end of the summer, when the philosophers arrived from St. Louis and from Milford. the hotel had become a college. Classrooms were set up in a former private dining room. in the hotel writing room. and in a hall in the sixth floor bath establishment. The faculty arrived an the college was made an integral part of Loyola l'niversity. On September 10. 1934. the tirst class wa- held. and the old hotel began a new existence. 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Al- ready hailed by national medical and nursing authorities as one of the great educational moves of the past decade, the work of uniti- cation, difficult. as it was and involving as much painstaking care as it did, has justified its end in the short span of its existence. By expanding the curriculum of the stu- dent nurses. by providing for them the pres- tige of intimate contact with a university of renown, and by introducing new and im- proved methods of nursing instruction with the laboratory and clinical facilities that are Loyola the new department of the univer- sity is indeed proud of its constructive step. For many years it has been the dream of the administration of Loyola to bring about a more complete and united soliditication of the various branches of the university. Ditficult because of the widely segregated campuses and location of the professional schools, the more highly satisfactory was the result of the nursing unitication when it demonstrated in a concrete manner that a true Loyola spirit and atmosphere could be created where before had been a dull, uninspired, department of the university. Loyola l'niversity may well be proud of its newly organized school, and in its pride it may well pay tribute to the president of the university. Father XVilson. to Father Ahearn. and to Sister Jarrett, the three individuals largely responsible for the needed improve- ment. St. Bernard TAXDINH, as it were. upon the rising slope of the twentieth century and gazing back over the expanse of three hundred years to the early skyline of Canadian history, the eye of the writer can discern on that far- away horizon many stars and various constel- lations of different magnitudes and of varie- gated brilliance. To mention only a few: Jacques t artier. Samuel de t'hamplain and tfhomedy de Maisonneuve. then De Breboeuf. Lallemant, and Jogues-crimson stars that re- flect the deep Hush of martyrdom. Can you imagine a Joan of Arc and a Florence Night- ingale united as one person. with the addition of physical and mental trials that the former had never to endure and sufferings of mind 4 0 and body that the latter never experienced! bvlllltllli that picture you will not be able to grasp the whole truth concerning the lite ot' Jeanne Mance, the foundress ot' the Religiou- Ilospitallers of St. Joseph ot' St. liernarfll llospital. liesirous from early youth to dedicate her life to thc service of liutnanity and the service of tlod, a person with lofty ideals and mag- niticent aims, was the wonderful woman who founded the Religious llospitallers ot' St. Joseph. Such was the great woman whose early struggles made possible the fotntding of a modern hospital in a great metropolis- - St. Bernard 's of t'hit-ago. Today the traditions ot' Jeanne Manee live on at this south side institution where every year girls from all walks oi' life prepare them- selves under the guidance of the Religious llospitallers of Ht. Joseph for a life dedicatt tl to the service of mankind. even as little Jeanne llance prepared l101'self years ago. An important cog in the Loyola Lniversity Seliotll of Nursing, the St. Ht-rnard's training unit is recognized as one the finest nursing Il1'C1lill'ill't,l1'j' schools in the middle west. Lnder the leadership of the beloved Sister Helen -larrell. a high scholastic standing has been maintained for the past several years ot' her directorship. Through its well-arranged cur- ricula and sequence of study. the school has committed itself to a detinite theory of tfhris- tian nursing education. based upon the tenets of Jeanne Elance and nurtured by the experi- ence of the years of teaching of the Religious Hospitallers of St. Joseph. St. Anne RUBABLY the best overture that one could make to Ht. Annes Hospital in a short narrative of this type would be to laud the hospital for the great contributions that it has made to obstetrical science. The favorite birthplace of future greats for over two decades. St. Annes stands ahnost alone in tfhicago for the high percentage of obstetrical cases that it handles every year. Medical sei- ence marvels at the facilities of St. Annes. attested to only a few months ago when little Jacqueline Joan U2 ouncest was ushered into the world to make her debut as the tiniest human soul in the world. t The St. .Xnnt-'s unit ot' the l,oyola Vniver- sity Sehool of Nursing was organized hy Sis- ter Mary Casilda in January. 1913. In the short span of twenty-three years a student liody pill' 1.1'rrN111t'f- luis l1l't'l1 developed to earry on the traditions of the founders and the first graduating elass whieh numbered tiye students way haek in 1916. From the little aeorn did the inighty . . and today the student population numhers one liundred and six young women striving- for their diplomas as nurses from Ht. Aunt-'s and as Loyola llni- yersity graduates. As every ship has a eaptain at the helin. so does Ht. Aunt-'s nursing unit have a eapahle leader in Bliss llelen 'Walderlmar-h, who has spent several deeades in the seryiee ot' the hospital and the edueation of the young nurs- ing' students. l,oeated on the west side ot' t hieago in a quiet residential distriet. St. Anne-'s provides a fine opportunity and plaee for the nursing students to eultiyate the arts and seienees to- gether with their religious edu:-ation. Affiliated with Loyola l'niversity sinee 1921. the St. -Xnne's nursing unit enjoys the inani- l'old lienelits that reside in union with a Jesuit institution ot' higher learning. The eheert'ul atmosphere that perineates the yery eorridors at St. Aunt-'s is inanifest in the manner in whieh the sehool has eooperated with the other nursing units and the uni- versity ottieials in lmringing almont all-uniyer- sity unitieation and solidarity. .Xlways willing under the guidanee ot' Miss XYalderlmaeh to lend :1 hand toward the progress ot' l.oyola. St. .Knut-'s merits the orehid whieh we tender it as one ot' the really tine institutions ot' nursing in t'hic-ago and asa respeeted atliliate ot' Loyola l'niversity. Sl. lilizahe-Ill lzoil the eharred ruins ol' a eity razed hy a eatastrophie tire there was arising a new eivil strueture. llusiness was reviving, new lnuildings along the lake shore and lmaeli into the prairie were ht-ing eonstrueted. 1'ail- roads were multiplying to the aeeonnvaniinent ol' the elash ol' the turning wheels ot' indus- try: this was t'l1it':lg'o. the new. liuilt on the QlltbN1 ol' the old. .Ks i,'lllt'ilg'tI Iilude its l'tll1lt'll?lt'lf. so did real estate boom. and on the northwest side of the eity there arose a tliriying eommunity in the yieinity ot' XVQ-stern and North avenues. As the distriet expanded. the increased wants ot' the people of the eonmnuiity became more apparent. The Catholics of the northwest side naturally felt the need of a Catholic hospital operated hy a religious order. The Most Reverend Patrieli A. Feehan, then arehbishop of tfhieago, realizing the need of his flock in this regard invited the Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ to serve tl1e people in this eonmuuiity. Hence, it came to pass that a brave little band of nuns, headed hy Sister Polyearpa. eame to t'hic-ago. l'nder the patronage ot' the Right Reverend Monsignor A. J. 'l'hiele. pastor of the reeently founded St. Aloysius Cliureh. the sisters made plans for the ereetion of a hospital in the yieinity of St. Aloysius. tienerous 1'riends eanie to their aid. and, in 1886, the eorner- stone was laid tor a hospital to he modeled after the world-t'ainous Johns Hopkins in Baltimore, then eonsidered the iinest hospital in the world. Attending to the hospital needs oi' the eoin- inunity. St. l'llizalieth's went on through the years to linild the line reputation whieh it now holds as a inedieal eenter on the north- west side. In 191-1 the St. ltllizalieth 'l'raining' Sehool was established to instruet young girls in the profession ot' nursing. Sinee the war years. then. the training sehool has progressed with the hospital. expanding its eurrieulum. inf-reasing its requirements. and raising its standards. A deeade ago the nursing sehool heeznue affiliated with Loyola l'niVersity. of whieh affiliation the two institutions now share the benefits. 'l'he St, lilizaheth training unit is an ideal plaee for the study oi' nursing with its eoin- plete elinieal equipment and out-patient de- partment. Reeognized hy the Ann-riean Medi- eal Assoeiatiou with an 'A' rating, St. Eliza- lmeth llospital and nursing sehool is a fitting inonument To the northwest side and a splen- did heritage ot' the days when t'hit-ago rehuilt on the smoldering ashes ot' yesteryear. 0ak Park H lSl'l'l l'l'lR introduetion to the story of the Halt Park Hospital and Nursing School could be made than to salute the man whose portrait hangs in the lobby of the hos- pital, the portrait of Dr. John Wesley Tope. the man responsible for the founding ot' the institution. To salute this man. we must go back to the year 1906 when llr. Topo ref-og. nized the need for a Catholic hospital in tlak Park. To his neighbor and friend, the Rev- erend Richard Dunne, he expressed his idea. Father Dunne at once communicated with Father Fenlon. the superior oi' Dunwoodie Seminary in New York and an ardent admirer of the work in nursing oi' the Sisters ot' Misericorde. Offered the opportunity to con- duct. a hospital in Oak Park, the good nuns accepted the proposal, Donating the plot of ground at 525 1Yis- consin avenue, Dr. Tope began negotiations for the building of the hospital. On July 2. 1906. the cornerstone was blessed. About nine months later the hospital was completed and the first patients admitted March 1, 1907. The staff of nurses was at first very small. Mother Mary of Jesus Christ, the Hi-st su- perior, directed the work of four sisters and two students. At the time of erection and for years afterwards. the capacity of the hospital was about one hundred beds, forty or fifty of which were nearly always occupied by suburban patients. Realizing the need for affiliation with some recognized institution of higher learning. Mother St. Lawrence. superior ot' the school throughout the war days. negotiated with Loyola lfniversity. and in 1917 the Oak Park Hospital became a unit of the nursing school of the university. Keeping pace with the changing educational needs. the requirements for admittance to the Oak Park unit of the school ot' nursing have risen steadily. Wlhere a high-school education was not deemed essential in 1907. it is an ab- solute rcquirement today. Too. only girls of high moral character and staunch physical vigor are admitted to training. XVhile the majority of a student nurse's time is spent in training at the hospital, op- portunity is also afforded to study at the Loy- ola medical school clinic. at the Municipal Contagious Disease Hospital, and at the Chi- cago Tuberculosis Institute. where special work is done in various clinical fields. folumllus U TASK undertaken can he intelligently understood or handled without the aid and experience ol' history told from the hu- man standpoint. The spirit emanating from the folllnlers of t'oll,lInblls llospital. the origin ot' the institution and the long struggles that lPl'l'l.2lf'l,'f.l its aseendency. lays the way for a story ot' rornanee and adventure linking the past with the present. and pointing straight onward to a future ot' greater possibilities and resources. t'olumbus llospital. organized hy the Reverend Mother Frances Xavier Vabrini. the venerable foundress ot' the Order ot' the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart. was launched upon its career in February. 15105, ln 1906 the sehool ot' nursing was organ- ized and fully aecret,litQd. throwing open to young women aspirants the opportunity to establish themselves in the pi-ofession ot' nurs- ing. Changing conditions in the tield of nurs- ing have been met as they occurred. and to- day. thirty years later. the school has reached the peak of successful operation. and the slogan, straight ahead to t'urther progress. is nourished in the hearts of all the young women who have had the pleasure of being associated with this school of nursing The profession ot' nursing as 1lft'ol't,let,l at Columbus Hospital opens newer and wider fields for young women as it offers seltlsup- ltort in combination with the service of hu- manity. The school is accredited by the llli- nois state department of registration and education. thereby making the graduate eli- gible to take the state examination for regis- tration. The applicant for nursing training at Co- lumbus must present a diploma from an accredited high school at registration. During her course as a nursing student. the young woman prepares herselt' culturally as well as scientifically. studying English. history. phi- losophy. and religion. To lieep the physical standards of the school on a high level. each student must submit to a regular medical and dental examination. Ranging between the years of 18 and 25. the student nurses at Columbus are. in the main. drawn from Chi- cago secondary schools with several out-oe town residents on the rolls. ome Stud 'vi ion Loyola is lho only Fatholif' univorsily offering Porn-spondoln'o 1-ourses as il clislinvt division of lilo svhool llli l'txllx-g'x- txt' Arts axixl Sxfix-ixx-x-s at lawy- xxla has, iii illltlllltlll txx tht- lake shxxrx- x-xxl- lx-gx-, thx- ixlxivx-rsity x-xxllx-gt-, axxxl tht- NVx-st Baxlt-xx xlivisixxxx. a hxxmx- stuxly xlivisixxix. This xlirisixxix was fxxiiiixlx-xl iix 1922 hy thx- Rt-Verx-ixxl Frx-xlx-rix-li Sie-xlt-xxlxurg'. S. -l. Thx- lxrxxxxx--stixxly xlx-partixxx-lxt. lilcx- x-Vx-ry yxxliixg' xlivisixxix xxli 21 lllllYl'l'Nlff'. was x-xxtxxixx-llx-xl txx start in a small wzxy. 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T0 lnlit' Qxxl- t raxxx-x-xl x-xxxxrsx-s lxx-t'xxrx- thx-5' wx-rv alxlx- txx talxx- thx- lttlllltlillltlll, lt was xxixly rx-asxxiialxlv that tht- x'xxlh-g'x- x-xxllltl lllll 2llXYIlf'N tll:lJt'l' t'Yt'l'j' x-xxlll'sx- whix-lx x-rx-ry xxx-rsxxtx xlx-sirx-xl. Sixxx-x-rv stuxlx-ixts wx-xx lll'HYlllQ'ft!lli'illt'SlllllAt'l'l'1'NUllillt'NlIlllIN qw-. lflatlxx-r .Xgxxx-W saw that tht- :xxlvaxxtagx-s xxt thx- xx-ry x-lastxx' lxxxxxxx--stxlxly systx-xxx Wxxllltl gxx a lxxxxu way txxwarxl sxxlrixxg axxxl rx-ixxxxvixxg' thx- xlillix-llltix-s iii thx- x-xistilxg' N.YNlt'lll. lliss llarix- Slxx-ahzxix txxxxli x-lxarg'x- xxt' tht- xli- visixxxx ixx l5l22l axxxl slxx- has rt-xxxaixxx-xl at thx- hx-axl xxl' it trxxxxi that tiixxx-tlxx'xx1xg'lx thx- lxaxxxxx-1' yx-ars xxt' x-xltxxvxtixxix wlxx-xx x,-xpfmsixxix axxxl xlx-- rx-lxxxxxxxx-xxt xx't-rx- x-asy axxxl. xxxxxrx- x-x-x-x-xxtly. tlxrxxxxgh tht- lx-axxx-r yx-ars wlxx-xx xxrxxgrx-ss was txxxxrx- flllllix-lllt. Frxnxx its lxx-sitaxit start with half a clxxzx-xx x-xxursx-s. thx- Lxxyxxla lxxmxe--stuxly xlivisixxxx has g'1'tlXl'll until it iixxw offs-rs thx- p1'xxsxxx-f'tix'x- hxmxc- studt-ut xxvx-r xnxx- lxuixxlrt-xl aixxl fifty x-xxursx-s. Tha- courses arx- x-oixtixxx-tl to thx- lihx-ral arts suhjx-x-ts hx-x-ausx- xxf lxrax-tix-al xliliix-ultix-s iiivxxlvx-xl iii prxxvixlixxg' lahxxratxxry x-quipxxxcixt t'xxr x'-xxursx-s iii sx'-ix-xix-0. llxxmx- stuxly' is ahxixxst L-xx-liisirx-ly a laymaix's lxrxxjx-vt: l athx-r Mx-rtz is thx- xxxxly -lc-suit xxxx thx- t'ax-ulty. Many xxt' thx- iixstrxxx-txxx-s tx-ax-lx iix xxtlxx-r xlivisixxxxs xxf thx- ll1llX'tll'Sllf'. hut a largw- iiuxxxlxt-r xxt' thxxsx- 911- uagt,-xl ilx x-xxrrx-slxxxxixlx-ixx-x- tx-avlxiiig' arx- lilxxitexl txx that xlivisixxxx. 'l'lxx- stlielx-xxts iii thx- hxxixxx- stuxly xlivisiou lxavx- a vastly mliti'x-rx-txt Illlltlltltl trxxxxi that xxl' stiixlx-nts ixx xxthxir xlivisixxxxs xxl' tht- iuxivx-rsity. 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Hx-x-zxsixnxsxlly axx ixxtx-x'x-sting' x-xx-x-ptixxxx x-xxx-xxllsg thx-x'x- is. fxxr x-xaixxxxlx-, xxxxx- xxxaxx 1xrx-- parixxg- t'xxr thx- lipisx-xxxxaxl xxxiixistry whxx xxrx-- t'x-rs stuxlyixxg- sx-lxxxlastix- xxlxilxxsxxxxlxy ax-x-xxrxliixg txx thx- .lx-suit systx-xxx ratlxx-r thaix taking' his xxlxxlxxsxxxxlxy x-lsx-wlxx-rx-. .Xt xxxxt- tiixxx- thx- 1-ixrxxlxxxx-xxt xxt thx- xlivxsxxxix haxl xxxxxxxxxtx-xl txx x-lx-rt-ix lxxxxxxlrx-xl. lxxxt xxxxw it is sxxxxxx-xx'lxx-rx- iix thx- xix-ig'lxlxxxrlxxxxxxl xxt' livx- hun- xlrx-xl. llitftx-rx-xxt :xxxilxitixxxxs xxxxxtivatx- xlift'x-rx-ixt stxxxlx-xits. Sxxxxxx- art- taking' x-xxxirsx-s mx-rx-ly in Illll'Nll2lllf't' xxt' a lxxxlxlty. Sxxxxxx- arx- sx-hxxxxl Sllllt'l'- lxxtx-lxxlx-xxts whxx talix- t'tIlll'SOS lxxr axlx'axxx-x-mx-txt. tttlxx-rs arx- lillixxg' in x-rc-xlits t'xxr tit'Q'l'l'L'S. 010 S9 X. 4MD w '1DMD '44 0 i 55: '- P Z Q. E 'Q 2 if 6 5+ 4 t U . 6+ l.0Y0l.A PEIISIINAL This se-1-lion of tho hook prose-nts a series of Sll'l'0lIll'S of tho ova-nts which have hvlpml to mzlkv this ye-al' :I lll0lll0l'ElhlP nm- lIll'0ll2ll0lll lhv ontirv univv-rsily and of lhoso pc-rsons who have' played the' prominent parts ill tho vvvnts lle'scl'ihv1l I . I : I ' 1 E l I I H 'a :I I 'I I I r A OYO 'gb x LB! I7 'rv S 04 MDG y DMDQCC' 5 55 - 5' f' 2 2 E' . F ,A . . gf his Yeari at rt and Sei nces Frlllll murdvr in lhc- pushlmll vonlvsl lo allending Iva dam-vs thc- arts sludvnls must In- awlivc- N A bright T1llll'S11i1j' 1ll1ll'1l1l12'. Hlilllf' Plllli-1,'1l0C1iCl1. 11'i1lQ-1-11-1,1 1'1'11H1lU t1-1111111-11 about tho 21111. 11tto11111ti11u' 111 s1111'1- 1111- 1-ighth Il1yS101'Y of 1111- 1111i1'1-1's1--1-1,-gist111111111 1111' 1111- 111111111111 SL'II10S1l'l'. 111111-1'i11g' 111111111 il 1111111- 111111-11011 11111t11011111ti1-s. s1111t111-1.1 1,1110 '1'in1 ' Xovak. Am-1 11sk1-d 1111- I11'O1'0SS4J1' 111 1111- desk. Just 11rri1'c-11 111 lll1l1'l1'l'll.H g'1'i11111-1,1 Mike. 'WV1-11. XY1llll l11'l21llll'4,1 you? g'1'1,111'lL-1,1 tho prof. But 111-s11i111 11Ulll'S 111' 1.111111-ul11' i11 getting' R01 120 W11l'1iC'1.1 into 21 B. S.. or Bio -.LC i11to il E.S.1'.. 1111- 11111's 11111 11'1-11. 111 1'111-1. their I1L'1'fU1'1Ilill11'1' 11'11s s11 1'l1111111'1i21111l' 111111 11 m1111111 XV1l1l 8111111111 k111111 ' 1'o111111'kt-11 l11L'f' looked so i11t1-lligt-nt 111111 1111 111. 11111 111'l' c-ent would 11ro111111l1' ga-1 1111'1l1lg'11 1111- s1-1111-stor! It 11':1s on 1111- 1-1'1- 111' S1-1111-111111-1' 20 111211 1111- 11'hol1- arts 1-1111111us 111111011 0111 to s11'i11g it in the gym. 500110 111' 1111- Frosh XV1-11-11111o Daiic-e. Art 1Viso H1111 his 11111's 11'or1- 1'L'S111'1l1- sibh- for 1111- lllvllltlj'-11111 11113 l1it 111 tht- night was 1111- H101 lllill for 1111- tirst time in six 11-111's Il12l1'Ol'll1 111111 gold skull 1-1111s 11'1-r1- jos- tling- 21 1,o1'ol11 1'r1-sl111111n 1111111-o 1th1111ks to lid SC11l1Q111Ql' 111111 B1-rni1- Br11zo11'ski1. 131111911111 them 11'1-r1- 1111- 1'1'1'S11111t'1l. 1111011 il 111-1111111111 111111 i11 blur 111111 111-1' 111111-k 1111-ks aidornt-d 11'ith ont- of 1111- 11lil1'1iS of 11-1-s111111111 1-hiss spirit. The r1111g'111-st. 111ug'111-st. 1111'1s1 l1l1t11't'RS9C1 3g'Q'1'QQ211l011 of 01,1111-QQ 1111-11 1111- s11rtori11l 1-X- perts could 1-ver t11i11k of bt-took 1111-111s1-l1'1-s to thc- football 111-ld 1111 111-toher 17 for 1111- 1lr11s11- soplioinoro 1111511111111 contest. The 1711811112111 c-111111-st? 11's i1 111111011-Olltin T111-so f21l1101lS 12151 11'or11s of ''Horn-o1'-Plenty Hofliorr, I11'CSlL1011l 111' 1111- 111-sl11111111 1-l11ss. 1'E'21C'l1QL1 our 1-1111s just 111-1'or1- the r11f1l1'lxSi11ll diflnitziry 11'11s r1-n1o1'01l 111' 1111- 11'o1'k of Two- Ho1'11s-of-P11-11ty Nottoli, 111111 then faded 2111111 to Illillil' 1111- o1-1'11si1111 still 111111'1- .'1i1lOf'k- out. Using 1111- S1111011111' 1119111111 1111111-1' of 53 11111111-11 f'1111f'2'1' 1111-11. 1111- s11111111111111'1-s 11111- th1111g'111. 11111-1l1l112'1l1, 11111-1-1111u'11t. 111111 '1111' 1'1us111,-11 1111- 1'r11s11. 15111 1111111 21 11111111-I S111-1-i111 fe-aitiircs 11'1-r1- 111111-11 111111111111-s's11 11111'1-1 111111 Off1-1?ti1'1- 1111 411. S1l'il11'2'f' 4111 1111. IP211'1 111' 11111 or 1111'1't' SQNIIII1-j'1'il1' 1111-11wki111111111-11 11111i1-1-- 1111-11. 1111111111-s. 111111111-,111111-111112. 111111-k l'f'l'N. 211111 st1'11i111-1,1 1111-cps. 1':VI'll '1'1-x S1111'1-r. 111141 1111s I11lS1il1iQll 1111' 1111- 1111s1111111l 111 tirst. 1111s 111 1111- 11111181 of 1110 u'1111'111us s11'i1'1-. 111211 is. 111- 11'11s 1111111 1-11111-11 S2l1'1lN i11 his 1111.11 1-11111111-111112 11111 ZlSS1l1'1'1,1 the joy 1l1ly.. 111111 111- 11A11s11't 1-x- zictly 1.11-sir1-1.1 i11 1111' 1-111111-stf 11111- 311'21llf'. 215 le1111er111'1111- 1'i1-tors. 11'11s 11'111-1-11-11 111111-11 N111-11 611111 1111111 115' 11111111-1'1', I1lll1'1l to 1111- s11tis1'z11-111111 of the Class 111, 19515. From 1111- 111--1111111 111 1111- 1111i11t1 ' 11'11s 1119 1'Ct'O1'L1 111' 1111- hoys 1114 1111- l11k1,- S1l11l'l' 1-11n111us: 1'or. just 11111- 11'1?1-k il1'1L'1' 1111- 1-11i1- 1'-111116-st. Rosziry tfollegm- 1111s hostc-ss 111 thc- 111'1s 1-1111c-uv stud1-nts 111 21 t1-11 1111111-1-. A1111ut 11111 11-11-1lri11k- 1-rs. 111111 s1,1111'1.- t11'11 111111111-1-11 1lT1lC1' 11l'l1l1i1.'1'S froin 1111- 1'111111111s j11u1'111-11-1,1 out 111 mix 11'it11 the 11111-1-11s 111' 11111-r F111-ost. R1111o-11l11,111sf- S11'1111son 11nd 111l1'1'j' 1,111-1'g'1'1-11 11'1-r1- S11 111111- bling 111'1'r 11'ith 1'i1n 111111 vig-111' 111111 l1lL'f' 111-- gzin 11111yi11g' il 1111011111 11r1-1u1l1- i11 11111- lfll. tht- niusit- 11101115-1111111 ll 1II'l H11 o-111,111 131-1 11111-- sented itself: and S11'1111s1111 l11'VL'l' misses il good B1-11 Spot-ri 111111 Burns 1'1il1111011 111211 it just 111111111 11r11k1- 111k'11' 1l1'2ll'1S to l1-111'1- . . . thu Cako and 1-11ff01-1 Tho first 11'1-ek in N1111-111111-1' s1111' il 11ot11or's Cluh 021111 112ll'l'f' 211111 1111111-0 i11 11111 Q'1'1111111siu111. under 1111- 11111n11g'1-1111-111 111' Hrs. F111-11 F111111-ru. T111- 011111 11'11s l'L'Wil1'111'1l 11'i1h 11111- 111. the 11111s1 sin-1-1-ss1'11l 11111'1ios in its 1l1Nl1ll'f'l 1111- Q11-111 1-1111111. usu111ly 1-c-1-11o'11iz1111l1- IIS 1111- 1111skc-1111111 Court. 11'11s 11111-ked 111 1111- 1111111's 11'ith 111-111-11- Q2ll1lL'1'1'1l 211111111 the 1-111-11 1111111-s 111111 111111t11s. UIICL' 11221111 it 11'z1s A1-1 1Yis1- 111111 his l1111s 1111'- provided the syncopation for the dancing. Gart XYinkler was crowned the shuttle king of the party. after he had handled his 12 AAA's with such dexterity and grace that other con- testants were discouraged or eliminated, and that l1is own mother didn't know him. Besides the prestige and the mythical crown, Twin- kletoesn received an award which really went to his stomach. Yep, XVag's is a great place to eat. any day! The thirteenth may be considered unlucky in some instances. but the Pageant of the Nativity given by the Loyola l'niversity Vhoral Society under the direction of pro- fessor tiraciano Salvador was most certainly a fortunate occurrence for the university. It showed everyone what line results it was pos- sible to obtain with the vocal talent ot' Loyola. The only trouble with the atfair was the pa- tronsfor the lack of them. The student body ot' the arts campus-bulwark of all university activities-practieally ignored this. one ot' the most laudable works ever attempted in the sehool. Hut ot' the expected audience of four thousand. tour huntlred were actually pres- ent! A member ot' the faculty who has at- tended schools both in this country and abroad. remarked that the tfhristmas pageant was one ot' the finest examples ot' university choral music he had ever heard. Vertainly the attendance would cause one to wonder whether Loyola students deserve the good Iilllsic which is given them. . . therefore. t'atholif-ism is directly opposed to eouununisiu. and communism is di- rectly and llllt'4llllYtlt illlf' opposed to Catholi- cism. Hue or the other must go Y lt was with dynamie phrases sueh as this that Thomas llurns. arts treslnnan. won the victory in the t'arter ll. llarrison oratorieal contest held at an assembly ot' arts students on January 27 in the alumni gymnasium. Running a close seeond and third were lValter Jennings and .Iaek llahme. also members ot' the l'l'l'Nl1l1l2ll1 elass. Superior abilitv is undoubtedly the rea- son for the elean sweep made by the t'resh- men. Yet there is room to question the interest of the upperelassmen in a contest like this. 'l'he tinals saw tour freshmen. a sophomore. a junior and two seniors-but in the tryouts, ovel' 73 pei' 4't'llT ol' tlle eoiiiestaliis were t'reshmen. llardly a situation that retlects credit on the upper classes of the college! tune of Footloose and XVith the lilting Fancy Free on everyone 's lips, the students of the arts campus turned out en masse with their Dads for the Fathers' Club meeting on Monday evening, January 27. It can be safely said that the gay feeling was due, at least in part. to the conclusion of the semester exam- inations that afternoon. Small wonder, then. that each of the seven acts of vaudeville pre- sented by the actors was greeted with clamor- ous ar-clamation. Beautiful actresses tof the gay nineties lt ventured on the stage with old puns and songs that the fathers especially enjoyed. It made them think of their boy- hood days. Such enthusiasm on the part of the audience would make it seem expedient that a like event be planned for the future. For three days, just after the semester's close. the students of the College of Arts and Sciences participated in a retreat, according to the spiritual exercises of St. Ignatiusg the retreat-master, the Reverend Dennis F. Burns, SJ., was regent ot' the Loyola l'ni- versity School of Law until last year, and is now president of Xavier l'niversity in t'ineinnati. Vynieal observers have found fault-and rightly. in many eases-with the apparent indifference of the students to the significance of these three days every year in St. Ignatius churehg here one can no more than connnent. and suggest to the student body that they, individually, consider and adopt the p1'oper course of action. .Yi ze Brooms. the first major production of theiycar by the t'urtain tiuild. the re-named group ot' players of the university. was a sweeping success from the standpoint of tal- ent and direction. This was the unanimous verdict of all who eame. saw, a11d were con- quered by the old man tlidward J. Sut- finl and his ''personality-1rlus progeny t'l'om Burnsl. Ilespite the excellent entertain- ment ot' this three-act. comedy. a success on Broadway. that I'll come it' I have to crawl spirit so characteristic of the student body was again conspicuous by its absence. Only a small percentage of the student body -mostly the same few who are active in all the school organizations-were in attendance. lloeu Meany, contact man for the play. had a lumch that a dance after the performance might draw the student body to come with dates, and he acted on the hunch. As a matter of fact, the majority didn't even bring them- selves, let alone a date. Tea for two ...... hundred was the pre-lenten suggestion of the Mundelein co-eds. So Bernard Brozowski. efficient student coun- cil president. put the question to the boys of the arts college. The answer? . . . Un Tues- day, February 25, a horde of hefty tea- thirsty students invaded the college in our backyard. but quickly forgot all about tea. when they were confronted with a bevy of blondes, brunettes, and whatever else you can think of . . . Art XVise's band furnished the music for the dance. at which the products of Alex XVilson's class were outstanding. Delegates from many Catholic schools and colleges attended the Catholic press confer- ence, sponsored by Loyola Yniversity. at the St. Ignatius auditorium on February 29. Current interests in journalism were dis- cussed from the Catholic viewpoint: after the general assemblies, round-table conferences dealt with II101'0 specific problems of publi- cation policy and management. At the noon session, a luncheon at the Sovereign hotel, the speaker was Mr. Richard T. Deters, S. J.. in- structor in English at the university. The great interest displayed in communism in the latter part of the tirst semester was due to the fact that the subject for this year 's in- tercollegiate essay contest. conducted in the colleges of the Chicago and Missouri prov- inces of the Society ot' Jesus, for which the awards are donated by Mr. David F. Brem- ner. was: The Catholic Graduate and the Communist Movement in the United States. The three papers tinally submitted from Loy- ola we1'e those of John J. Hennessy and John D. McKian. arts seniors. and George J. Flem- ing. arts sophomore. Fleming's was awarded second place and Hennessy's ninth. Un March 26. a group of classically minded students gathered in the Cudahy library for the inter- collegiate Latin contest. The contest this year consisted of a translation into Latin of Samuel Johnson's letter to James Macpher- son, and a translation into English of one of the letters of Pliny the Younger. The trans- lations selected from Loyola were those of John Carroll, XVarren McGrath. and John D. -- 061 Mcliian, all arts seniors, the results are not vet announced 1 . l'nivc-rsily folio-ge N SU far as the l'niversity College, the downtown division ot' the college ot' arts and sciences, caters mostly to students who are engaged in some sort ot' occupation dis- tinct from their school lives. one would not expect to find much extracurrieular activity. Most of the students begin their classes dur- ing the evenings after a hard day's labor. and this increased burden is not one that would be likely to encourage any further ae- tivity on the part of the students other than that which is required in their courses. Hue eannot expect more. Mental fatigue accom- panying physical fatigue does not promote initiative for extra work. But despite this great handicap. despite the burden of a doll- ble day. the students have shown their desire to do even more. they have shown their de- sire independently to assume the task of ae- quiring those tidbits ot' knowledge. those choice morsels which make for a fully de- veloped eharacter and which can be gathered only through independent initiative outside of the classroom. There is primarily that innate desire in all students to examine the motives and prompt- ings of others. That resilient English word ll'IIjl which bursts from the mouth of everyone who cannot explain to himself someone elses reasons is the keynote of all human endeavor. It is that irresistible force which drives men to new conquests, to greater heights. Men are not content with their own homely sur- roundings or their own environments. but they must look into these lives of other men and see what they have done. Today in our own country we look with doubtful anxiety at the diplomacy of other nations. Some of us merely notice it. others watch it. and still others study it attempting to divine from a maze of diplomatic wran- glings some definite satisfaction of the motives and questions involved. But. nevertheless. most of us feel some concern whether it be due to heriditary prejudice. our subsequent being involved, or merely to curiosity. This widespread interest in epoch-making WCIITS transpiring abroad and at home has prompted several energetic students to form some or- g1111iz11ti1111 NYl1lCll wou111 1-11able 1111-111 to co1111- 111111 closer 1-11111111-t wit11 these events. Tl1ey 1'1-lt 21 111-sire to 11-111-11 more i11ti11111t1-ly 11ctuat- ing- 111-i111-i11l1-s of wor111 XVl1,lL' co11t1i1-ts: a111l this 111-sire was tl11- basis for tl1e f01'I11i11lO11 of the Ill11'1'l1il1lUlli1l R1-l11tio11s cluh. P1'OSE'l11lllQ' il 1111-11 t11 tl1e R1-v1-re111l J11s1-1111 llouhik, SJ.. 4?l1ill1'I112111 111' tl11- 111-11111-11111-11t of l1istory t11 s111111s111- SllCll il club. 1111- st11111-11ts 1'L'2111llf' XYOI1 11is Slllllltjluf. 211111 i11 21 short w11i1e witl1 tl1e c111- 11111-rati1111 of 1'1t111-r I11't11.l1SS0l'S i11 tl1e l1istory 111-11a1't1111-111 tl11- 1-11111 XVZIS QH111i11'lilI12 1111 its 111'11e'ra111 of 111-tivity. H111- 111' tl1e topics 111' interest 111111112 tl11- 1'-111'1'e11t year was, ot' l'l1l11'SU. 1111- lt111o-lCthi- 111111111 11is111111- w11ic11 w11s 11iscuss1-11 l'1'0l1l the vi1-w1111i11t 111. 1111- l'11it1-11 States, 1111- Kellogg 1,2101 illltl 1111- 1,1-11g'11e of N11ti1111s. N11 1111c 1-1111 t1t'1lf' the grave i11111111'ta111-1- o1' tl1e situ11ti1111 111111 its 11111111-11i111c 111-111-1112 11111111 1111- 1'11it1-11 States w111-11 it was 1-1111-1-1111-11 to j11i11 with 111111-1' 1111ti1111s 111 i1111111se Sill1C'l111l1S 1111 ltaly. T111'1111g'11 its lllfillflllf' 1111-1-ti11g's the llll1'l'll21- 111111111 l1e1ati1111s 1-11111 was 111111- t11 111501155 i11- 11-11ie'1-11t1y 1111111 S11,1l'S of 1111- 11111-sti1111: it has llilll w1-11-i111'111'1111-11 s111-11111-rs 111-1-se11t S11l'0t'llK'Y 111 the v111'i11us I11l't'1lllg'N1 -X1111111e' the 111081 11ut- s111111li11g' 111' 1111- XVIII' was the 111,1111'1-ss e'iv1-11 11y 5121111111 1?11ss1-tti Agresti 1Ylll1 1-111111- well- 1111s11-11 wit11 tirst 11111111 i11t'111-11111111111 1111 1t111i1111 111111111-111 211111 11i11l1111111ti1- 1-1-111ti1111s. lllllllrs it 1-1111 111- l't'il1lllj' s1-e11 l111w t111- life iss111-s tbl' 1111- w111'111 111111 i11 s111111- way 111-1-111111- t111- 51111111015 111' vit111 l1l11'l'0S1 111 11111s1- wl111 are willing t11 111-v11t1- s111111- 11111-111111 111' 1111-ir ti1111- 111 11111111- 1-11ti1111 211111 Nllltly. ' Tlll' 1'1-111111111 111' 11111 II2111S1l111'Q'S t11 111-1-se11t 1l11y Austria was 1111111111-1' S1111'11'l'1 111 w11i1-11 1111- f'll1l1 111-v11t1-11 s111111- time. This Sl111jt'1'1 1111-t its 111111111-11111111 111 1111- e1-111111111i1- status 111 Austria 211111 111-1'1111i1ity11111111i11t11i11 11l'1'Nl'll' as 1111 i11111-- 111-11111-111 llillltill i11 15111-11111-. 3111111211 1'1'l211ll111S 111-1w1-1-11 lillglilllll, Fl'2l1l4 1- 111111 ltaly 111-11vi1l1-11 11 t1111i1- t'111' the 1-1111111leti1,111 111' 1111- 1512141 1J1't1Q'l'2l1ll. -lust as Will' lllilj' 11i11e'1- 11111111 1111- 2l1:l.ill1'N 111' 1ll1'Sl' 1111-1-e 1111W1'l'S, so 111Ibl'l' 1-111111111-te 1111111-1'st111111i11g' ot 1111-11' i11t1-1'- l'l'12l1l11llS 111ig'11t c1i111i1111t1- tl1e 1-111111111-xitics w11i1-11 Wtlllltl i11v111v1- 1111- 1111ti1111s 111' 1111- w111'111. lt IS 11111y 11y 21 t11111'1111g'11 1111t1l'1'S1i111l1l1lg' 111 llll' g'1'i1-v11111-cs 211111 '11-1111111si1-s 111' 11:1ti1111s that HID'- tllll' 111ig'11t 111-1'-1111111 1'11l' 1111- i111111-og-1111s w11i1-11 56 Ql1Sllil1'C eve11 tl1e most i1111oce11t, and it is i11 striving toward this goal, this more complete lll1L1Q1'S1'Ell1Llll1g', tl1at tl1e I1l101'l1211l0l1ill Rela- tio11s club devotes its e111-rgies. Another activity 1111 the downtown college wl1ic11 11118 e11tere1l tl1at field of enjoyable re- SCill'Ql1 011 its OXVII initiative is Le Cercle Fran- cais. The beauties ot' tl1e F1'6l1C'l1 lHl1g'llHg0, tl1e 1110st elegant CO11YCI'SH1lO11ill tongue, ll21YQ be- come tl1e 1101-111 of 111-rfectio11 which tl1e 1111-111- 111-rs of this circle strive to attain. Tl1e culture of FHIIICL' 111111 its ro1111111tic l1istory are also i11cor11or11te1l i11to its activities. Its 1J011l1lH1'llj' 111111 1111111-al 1111111113 tl1e stud1-11ts is further at- test1-11 by tl1e fact that it has tl1e l11rg'1-st 1-11- 11111110111 of tl1e 1111w11t11w11 school activities 111111 t11is 2111111611011 is attributccl 111ai11ly to its e11t1-rt11i11111e11ts. Tll1'Ol1Q'll0l11 tl11- year tl1e 1111-111111-1's have 111-1-s1-1111-11 scenes from tl1e 111as- t1-r11ic1-es of 1111- F1'11l1f'l1 C1l'ill11i11lS1S. Two 111' tl1e 11111re classic s1-1e1-ti1111s were fI'0ll1 M11liere's L1 1311111711 nfs 111 11li111o1111111- illllll l1is L1-.s P1'1- 1-1'111'-s1'-s 1511111-1111s. Tl1e ci1'cle's year ot' activi- ties is 1'0lll1111'L1 11111 witl1 several lect11res O11 t11111'11111.v Fl'1IlIfIIl'.Yl.9 111111 tl11- 11111111111 11111111111-t at which 1111- circle plays l1ost to all tl1e Fr1-111-11 s111111-11ts at tl1e 1111iv1-1-sity college. T111- 221111111 111' 1-xt1-111-111'1'i1-111111' activities is c111111111-te1l 11y 1111- 111-lla Slliltlil s1111ality. wl1i1-11. ll11llOl'1ll112l11'lj', is co11fi111-cl to tl1e w11111c11 Sfl111L'1llS. rlllll' c1-11tral 11111-pose of tl11- s111la1ity is 111 i11c111cat1- the ideals of Chris- tia11 liviug i11 1111- 1lai1y lives of the stu111-11ts -211111 ll11'0llQ'l1 t11is attain ll 111ore C'001'L1lNil1L'11 f'11tl111lic 111'-ti1111 11l'l1g'1'2Nl1. Two of tl1e llliljlll' actixrities of the s1111a1ity 11r1- 1110 quarterly l'11111111u11i1111 111111 t111- illlllllill r1-t1'1-at which is 111-111 i11 St. Ignatius Clll11'C'l1. N111 1-1111te11t Nl'1ll'lf' t11 11ett1-1' their 11w11 lots tl1e 111e111111-rs 111' t111- s1111111ity 11ave 1101-11 1-11- Ll'ilQ'1'l1 i11 Sl1Il1l1f'l1lQ 11111110 211111 1'11r1-ig11 111issi1111 st11ti1111s wit11 111't't'SS2l1'f' 11111-11 111111 clotl11-s. T111-y 11111111- these itc111s 11t 1111-ir l'0Q'lll2l1' 111eet- i11e's l'Y1'I'j' 1111111tl1. Tl11-s1- three activities. t111- 11111-1'11ati1111al Re- 111ti1111s 1-11111, 111- 1'Q1'l'll' Fl'2ll11:11lS. 211111 1111- 111-1111 St1'111111 s111l111ity. 1-11111111-ise the three 11121111 U1'Q'2l11lZl't,1 l'Xl1'flf'lll'1'll'l1l2l1' activities at the 1101111111111-11 Ctbllt1QL'. Tl11- most c1'111vi111-ine 1'111-t 111 attest 111 their success is-tl1e 1111111111-1' i11 which they were 1-111111111-11c1-11 111111 tl1e ste1111i- 111-ss with wl1i1-11 they 1-1111ti11ue. hi Year at y ,aw Arc- those- big hooks diaris-s ill N'llil'll lln- Iawyvrs km-p ilu' rm-ords of Ilusy days? HE nt-w stutlt-nts tttf tht- Loyttla law st-ltttttl wt-rt- initiatt-tl inttt tht- st-httttl prttgt-am at gt frt-shman asst-ntltly ht-ltl thtring' tht- first wt-t-It of thc- st-httol j'l'2ll'. At this nit-t-ting, the Rt-tv t-rt-ntl -ltthn P. Nttttnan, S. J.. whtt is tht- rt-gt-nt of the law st-hottl antl tlt-an Jtthn V. Bit-l'ttl2 mic-li gave welt?tttnt- atltlrt-sst-s ttt tht- nt-w stu- dents. ln his spt-t-t-h Fillllltl' Nttttnan tttltl tht- frt-sltmt-n that t-ht-ap pttlitit?s. whit-h wt-rt- stt oftt-n ust-tl in st-httttl t-lt-t-tions. wt-rt- altstt- lutely ttut in tht-ir selt-t-tittn ttf t-lass lt-atlt-rs. Aftt-1' the atltlrt-sst-s hy tht- twtt print-ipal speakers. memltt-rs ttf st-vt-ral ttrg'anizatitttts ttutlint-tl tht- wttrlc tltnto hy tht-ir gi-ttttps in an t-ffort ttt intert-st tht- nt-w mt-n in t-xtrat-1tr- ricular activity. Frank liinthnatt. prt,-sitlent ttt the tlay law stutle-nt t-ttunt'-il. antl XVilliam liamt-y, prt-sitlt-nt ttf tht- Lttyttla l'niyt-rsity Dt-hating Sttt-it-ty. wt-rt- promint-nt amttng' tht-se lattt-r atltlresses. Eat-h strt-sst-tl tht- atl- Vantagt-s to hc gaint-tl t'rtttn alliliatittn antl t-tt- ttporatittn with the grttnps tht-y rt-prest-ntt-tl. At a int-eting ttf the whttlt- st'httttl tht- stu- tlents wt-re httnttrt-tl hy llr. Alht-rt Lt-pawsliy. a rt-st-art-h asst,tt-iatt- in pttlitical st-it-nt-Q at tht- l'nivt-rsity ttf Cliicagtt antl tlirt-t-tttr of tht- lt-Qal rt-st-arch hurt-an ttt' t'llif'ilQ'U. whtt gayt- a talk ttn tht- nt-otl t't'tr httmt- rnlt- antl tht- nt-t-tl for grt-att-r pttwt-r in lttt-al athninistration. Ht- lct-pt tht- situatittn ttt a strit-tly lttt-al prttltlt-nt by pttinting out the large prttpttrtittn ttt' tht- pttpulatittn in tht- statt- ttt' Illinois that livt-s in the Cltit-ago art-a. Arguing from this pt-tint in fayttr ttf his tttpit- tht- spt-akt-r tlt-yt-lttpt-tl his suhjt-t-t with an t-Xpttsitittn of tht- tlttminant politit-al fat-tittns of tht- tttht-r parts titti tht- State which logislatt- against li'l1it-an-tt. althttugh tht-y tltt not rt-prt-st-nt tht- nuntht-r ttf pt-ttplt- that shttultl he rt-prt-st-ntt-tl from thc- fttnrth largt-st t-ity in tht- wttrltl. On tht- C-yt-ning' ttf tlt-tttht-r 31. 19235, Hal- lttwt-t-n ttt ht- t-Xat-t. the stutlt-nt htttly ht-ltl tht- annual hanttttt-t t'ttr tht- mt-ittltt-rs ttt' tht- iitwlliij' at tht- Vhit-agtt liar ,Xssttt-iatittn, 'l'ht- t'at-ttlty was tht-rt- ttt a matt, lt-tl hy tht- tlt-att. Mr. Mt-l'ttrntit-lc. itltlt-rman -lamt-s H. Qttitttt was tht- print-ipal spt-alit-1'ttI' tht- t-vt-nittu' tlt-aI- ing' with tht- trat-titttt prttltlt-nt in tht- t-ity ttt' t'ltit-agtt, Fttllttwittu his gttltlrt-ss. Hr. Vltarlt-s Byrnt-s. a nit-tnht-r ttt' tht- lllinttis 1'ttrttntt'-rt-t- t,'t,tntn1issitttt. gayt- a shttrt talk ttn tht- wttrl: ltt-ing' tlttnt- hy that QI-ttup. 'l'ltt- law st-httttl rt-t-t-iyt-tl twtt tlistittt-t ltttnttrs . . , , , . at tht- lN'Q'llllllllQ' ttl tht- st-ntt-stt-r. lht- ttrst was tht- nnanittttttts t-ntlttrst-int-nt lty tltt- lt--mt-- ttratit' t,'t-ntral ii'lilllIIlifTCt' ttt' lllinttis ttt' tltfztlt 3It'iitt1'llllt'ii as a vantlitlatt- l'ttr tht- pttsitittn ttt' assttt-iatt- jtttlgt- ttt' tht- Mnnittipal Vttttrt. As a st-t-ttntl prttttt' ttf the high rank matlt- hy tht- latyttla l'niVt-rsity St-httttl ttt' l.aw in its tit-ltl. nint- titt' tht- ttantlitlatt-s passt-tl tht- statt- ltar t-xalninatittns ht-ltl in -lanuary. This was vt-ry nt-arly a pt-rt't-t-t rt-t-ttrtl t'ttr tht- l.ttyttla 1't-p- rt-st-ntatittn. .X lautlaltlt- pit-t-t- ttt' wttrk has ht-t-tt startt-tl hy tht- Lttyttla jnnittr unit ttt' tht- Illinttis Statt- ltar Assttt-iatittn in tht- ttrganizatittn ttt' a p1't-- lt-t-'al t-lttlt ttn tht- nttrth shttrt- t-antptts. It is ltt-lit-yt-tl that this will initiato stutlt-nts it-- tt-ntling' ttt t'llfCl' tht- law st-httttl inttt sttntt- ttl' tht- ntttrt- t'unt,laint-ntal print-iplt-s ttf tht- lcuill prttft-ssittn. At,-t-ttrtlinc to tht- prt-st-nt plans. talks will ht- Qiyt-n hy lHt'llliJt'1'S ttt' tht- law tfat-ttlty antl ntemltt-rs ttt' tho stntlent lttttly whtt havt- ht-t-n prttntint-nt in tht-ir t-lasst-s. 'l'ht- nst- ttt' law tt-xts. int-thtttl ttt' Brantlt-is t-ttntpt-titittn. antl tttht-r lt-gal lllii0l'llliltllt11 will ht- prt-st-ntt-tl in tht-so talks. ,Xt tht- ntttnthly Gttnyttcatittn ttf tht- tlay lavt sttttlt-nt htttly. thrt-t- nt-w 1na11a2'E-rs ttt' tht- stit- tlt-nt httartl wt-rt- annttunct-tl hy tloan llt'lf'ttr- init-li. 'l'ht- nit-n st-lt-tttt-tl XYt'l't- Jtthn llalit-1: Rttltcrt Martint-au. antl Jtthn Httltlt-n. all ttt' whttm art- at-tiyt- in tho prtturatn ttf tht- st-htt--l. hi Year at Night aw The owls of the law si-lmol 1-an be really avlive- when lruc- lvadc-rs stop forward HAR 11111-1' ye-111' 1111- 1111111i1i1111s 1-1111111's of this 111l1J111'2l1i111l h11x'1- 111111111-11 111 1111 111 1110 g'1111s 111'11VOQ1l 111l'1111'1'51 w1111 11l11'111g1'1'l11 1-11111- 1111-11t 1'l1111'O1'11il1Q' 11111 111-11x'i1i1-s 111. 0111-11 111111- 1'i1111111 s1-1111111. 111 11111s1 1-11s1-s S111'1l 21 111s11 is so 1-11sy 111111 Elllj' 011i1111- 1-1111 1111 11. 11111 111 11110 111- Y12l1l1'l' 1111 111' 1111-111 1111Y1- 111111 111 111111111 l11'1.l'il1. 111111 111111 1-X1-1-11111111 is 1111- 1110111 111w s1-1111111. 11111111 112l1'1i 11111111211 1110 1,11x'111,,1N 1111-s 111111 111' 111 111111 11111 XY11il1 11218 111111111-11011 111 1111- 1112.111 111w s1-1111111 111 illlf' Q'1Y1'1l s1-1111111s1i1- f'C2l1'. 1s it 1111ss11110 t1111t 11111111112 1l2lS 1-v1-1' 1111I1I1Q11l'f,1i? W1- 11111111 11111. 11111 111 Zlllf' 1'11t1- it 1121S il1W21f'N 1I1't'll 1l2ll'11 1111 111 1111w 111 11111 1ll1l'.S 111101,-1' 1i111 1111- 111-1iviti1-s 1114 11111s1- 1111-11 w1111 1'l1ll 1111- 1111si- 111-ss 1114 1111- NY111'1f1 115' 11115' 111111 11l11'l'11XY 111111 x'111111111111111s 1l'Q'2l1 111111118 115' 11ig'11t. lt Q'1l1'N wi11111111 s11y1111r 111111 1111- 111-1'11ti1111 111 11111-'s w111111- 111111- 111 1111- N11111f' 111. 111w is V1-ry 111-siI'111110. 11111 it is111s111111111-1-x'i111-111 111111 this 111'111-1i1-1- is 11111 111 1111 1'21Sl'N 1'11111'1'1f' 1'1-11si1110. F111' 11111s1- st11111-111s YY1l1l w1111111 IP111'S111' 1111-111w, 11111 w1111 1-111111111 1111' 1'111'11111s 1'1-11s1111s 211111111 111 0111- it 1111 111' 1111-11' 111111-, 1111- 1111ix'1-1'si1y 1lilS 11-1-11 tit 1111-st111111s11 1111 1'Yl'1l11l2' 1111'1s11111 111 1111- N4'111Ill1 111 11lW. 1t 1111s 1Jl'1'1I 11141011 N2I1l1 111:11 111 1111111111-1's 1111-1-1- is s11'1-110-111, 11111 w1- w111 1I1211'1i 111-1'1- 111111 111 1111111111-Vs 1111-1'1- is 111s11 111ss1-11s11111. 1111111 11218 111 111- 1111111- 111111111 1111- 1110-111 1ll1'1l 111 11111 ,11ll1111l' 1121111 ,X11 111. 1111-111 111111 1111111 11l1'1l' 1111115 111111 XX1'l'1' 1-1111111-11 111 s111111- 1'01-11g111111111, 11111 11l1XY 5111111141 it 111' 2'1'111111'l1 1111'111j S11-11 11111111101- 11111- w11s 1111- i11s1-1'ti1111 111' illl 111111-11111111-111 111111 1111- l'1IllS11111111lIl Q'11J11'2l111l'l'1ll2' 1111- 1112111 S1'111N'I1 111 11-11st '1111' 111 1111- 11111.l1l1' 1l1111'1'9. 211111 nI111111 1.11- u111'i11 w11s1-11-1-11-11 11111111N1 111111111111ll11S15Y. '1'111- ,111111111' 11111' w1-111 11111- N11'11 1.111'1111'1'1111411'1' 1112111 11111 sting-1-st11111 111111 11111111 1111 1-1-1-111-11 11s 1111- t11'st 111'g'1111iz11t11111 111 1111- ll1l1Yl'1'N11j' 111 1'1-1-11g'11iz1- XY111l111 its 111'-11lXYN 21 s11i1'it 111' 1-11- 11111-1'11ti1111 w1111 211111 111 s111111111-1 111. 1111- 1111311111 1'11i1111, 2111-lllliY1'1'S1iY st1111011t QOV1-1'11i11g' body. This 11111v1- w11s 1-1-11-b1'11te11 111 il C'111'ist11111s 11il1'1f' 110111 111 1110 H111'11i11g 110101, at which 1110 l1l1'Ill1J1'l'S 111. 1110 jllllilll' 11111' 1'1-111x011 111111 111111011 1111-111s1-1v1-s 1111 1111- 11111-li 111 true L0y11111 f11s11i1111. This y1-111' 11111111011 1111111111-1' llliljlll' iss110 11s '1.2l1' 11s 11151111 111w 11ist111'y is 1-111101-1'11011. F111' 1110 111-st 111110 s1111'-0 1111- st11t1--w1110 1110111 001111 1-11111- 110titi1111 11218 111-011 il 1'C2lI'1f' 1-V1-111, night sf-110111 1111-11 2l1'11Y1'1j' 11111111-1111111-11 111 1111- i11101'1-sts 111' 1,1,1y11111. '1'111- S111-11111111 S11-1-10 1-11111, V1tf10l'i1'1llS 111 1311111111-is 1-11111111-tit11,111, 10111-1-S1-1110111 1411111121 w1111 T1ll'l't' 111011 1'1'11111 1110 night sf-1111111 11ssist- 1110- 111 1110 111'1'11il1'il111111 of 1110 1,11'i1-1'. 111110811 1111'1-1- w01'1- -1111111 1.11g'1J1'i11. J011l1 IIEIXCS. 111111 -1111111-s Bl'1'lll12l1l. 1'12l1'1j' 111 111l' 51-111' 1111- s111'111o111111'0 1-111ss 1-1111- si1101'1-11 1110 1111ssi11i1ity of 1'L'111'1'S1'l11111gL' 1111- night 111w S1'11l1111 111 B11111111-is 1-01111101iti1111, 111111 1W1'l11f' 1111-111111-1's 1111i1'01,1 off 11,1 1111112110 1V112l1 wi11 L'V01l1llil11j' 111-V1-11111 i11t1j1 il S11'1JllQ,' 11111 hy 1111- 1112111 S1'11111t1 111 1'2l1'1'f' L11y11111 's 0111111's 111 s111t1--wji111- 1-11111111-titi1111. -101111 L11g'111'111 21221111 1111111 1111- 1l111l1lI'S 11s 1-1111-1 O1'Qi1l11ZC1' of the 111l1VK'111l'111 1'111' 11111'ti1'-i1111ti1111. P1-1111111111 1111- 11111st 1111tst11111,1i11g' 1111 111. 1-x11'11- 1-111-1-11-111111' 111-tivity 111 1111- 1112111 111w s0h11111 is 1-111111-1111111-11 113' 1111- 111-g'1111iz11t11111 111111w11 11s 1111- 11l11'1't'111 1,'11s1- 1,'l1111I11l'1112l1111'S. It is 21 21111111 111' st11111-111s w1111 111'011:11'1,- 111111 111'0s0111 11111101's 1111 1-1-1-1-111 111-1-1si1111s 111. 1110 I11i1111is 3111111311101,111ll1'1. 1,1111-s1i1111s 111' trusts, wills. 1'11l111'i1f'1S. 111111 s0V- 1-1'111 111111-1' 11111111-111-s 111' 1111- 12lXY h11v1- 111-011 111s- l'11NSl'11 111 11-110111 111111110 1110 1l1l'L'1111QS t11is X1-111' 111111 1111- 1-11111 1111s 1'01-1-in-1,1 1111- 21I11111l11Sl' 111. 1111 XY1111 11111'1- 11111-1111011 1111' 1111- 1111111111-1' 111 W1l11'1l 1111- 111111l'1'i111 is 1121ll1110l,1, 1'11111-1' 1110 111- 1-1-1-111111 111 11111 111-g11111z11t11111. 21 HOYV s01j-111111 1111s 111-1-11 11l1'111'I11l1'il1l'11 i11t1'1 T111 L11-110111 Q11111't11'l11, 111 w1111-11 81111112 111' 1110 11,-1-1111-1-s 111-0 1111111is111-11. 11111s. 1111 things 1-1111s1111-1'1-11. the 1111s1 X1-111' 1111s 111-1-11 il N11f'1'l'SS1,l11 11110 1111' 1111- night 121XV s1-1111111. his Year at di -in Tho modival studs-nts do-live-r tho goods outside- lha- vlass- room door as we-Il as within HE 1,11y11111 1vll1Vl'l'S11j' 111s111111s111'y, 11121111- 1z1111 11111' 1110 11111'11 111' 111111311111 V1111111111-s 111' 11111 111'111111111110s11, 1'l'f't'1l11f' 1'-111111111111111 11s 111's1. Y9211' 111 1,111111'11111111. '1'1111 1,11s111111s111'y is 11111 1101111- 1111111111 111111 w111'k 111' 11111 S111111111 111 M111111111111. II1111111'1111s 111' 11111111111s 1111v11 1111ssQ11 1111111111111 11111 1-111110 11111'111g' 11111 y11111'. 11111111 1111111 111'111v11 111111- 1111111 1'1111111111s. 1l101lll111lg' 11111s11 W1111 111111111 1111110 1111111 111111 1'1s11 111 11111 111Sll9l1Si1l'f', 11'111'11 Q'1Vt'11 1111111111111 1-111111 211111 111111s111111111111 11111111111 l,'1121l'Q'l'1 1111ys10111 11X1111111111111111s w111'11 Q'1Vl'1l, 111111 1111111- 1111110 111s1111'111s 01111111111111, 111111' 11v111' 1111110 111111- 111'111,1 211111 111152 T1111 111111111 s111'V11s 21 11111111111 11111-111,1s11-111's1. 11 1111111115 1110 1111111 11111111 11111' s111111 S91'V11'l'S 11s 21 1111111111' 111' 1'112ll'11f' 111 11111 1111s11111111. 111111 S1111111111. 11 11ff111'11s 1111 1111111111- Tllllifj' 11111' 1111111111 1-111111-111 1111111111111 11111' 11111 S1-1111111 111' 11111111-11111. XXH111111 11111 1111s1 YL'Zl1', 1111511121 1'111v1111s11y 1111s 11111s1111 11111 0111111111111 1'11111111'1111111111s 111' 1111 11s 111'111'11ss11111111 S1-1111111s. 111 111111-N111'011111111'. 11111 R11v111'111111 '11l'l'k'111,'1,' -X1111111'11. S.-1., 1ss111111 il 11111- 1111111 11111111111111111g' 111l' 1111-1'c111s11 111 11111 1101111110- 11111111s 1'111' 11111111ss11111 111 11111 111111111-111 s1-1111111. Ill 1111s 111111111111. F111l1111' AX1lk'111'11 s11111111: '1'1111 111111s11111111 111' 11111 111111'111's11y. 11111 R111'111'111111 S1111111111 K1111X XY11s1111. S. J., 11218 1111111'11v1111 11111 1'11111111s1 111' 11111 S1-1111111 111' 11111111-11111 111 1'111s11 11111 11111111111111-111 1'11111111'111110111s 111 11111111 111111-s. '1'1111 111111111111 11111111111111s 113' 1111111111Q' il 1111101' 1'1'11111 11111 111'11s11111111: T1111 1-111111111111111 1111s ilQI'Cl'41 111211 11111 11111111-y11111' 111111111111111111 1111111's0 s111111111 1111 11111 111111 l'1:1A1'f'1 1111g111111111z' 111111 11111 1'1'1-s111111111 11111ss 111' 151311. I 11111 1101'1'1Jj' 111111111,1V- 1112 1111111' 1111111111111111111111111111s. 111111 1ll116SS you 1'111'11s1111 S1111111 11111j111' 1111111-1111111s. 1 11111 111l'1'l'11ll2 111111 2111Yil111'l'l,1 1'11111111'1111111111 111' 11111' 1111111111-11111111 11111' 1-1111111111111 111111 11111 1111111111111 s1-1111111 1111 11111 111111 111111111 115 111' S111111111111e1- 1, 1f1236. 1V1111 1111s 111-111111. 11111 111111'1111s11 111 11111 1111111- 111111 111 y11111's 1111111111011 111 11111111'111'11ssi1111111 1111111's11s. 1111111111 1'11i1'111's11y 1i111111s 11111-11 111111 59 1111- 1'111'1111111s1 s111111111s 111' 11111 1-111111111 111 1111- 111- 111111111 111 1'211S1' 1111- Ill'1'S11Q'l' 111' 1111- 111'111'11s-11111 115' 1111111111111111g' il 111111'11 111'111'11111111 11111-ku'1111111111. Sl 11111g111' 1l'211ll11lQ' 111' f'21ll111f12l1l'S 1-111' 1111111111111- 111111 11111 1111111'11ss11,111111 s1-111,1111w. 1111111 111 11111 s1111111 1111111111 11s 111211 111 111111'11 11111 111111111111 11'11s 1SS11l'f1. 111111111111' 1111111111111-1-- 11111111. il S1111 111111 111 1111 11111 s111111-111s. was IIl21f1l' -111111 111' 11111 111111111 411. 1111. 111111121111 V. .X11s1111. 111'111'11ss111' 111111 11111111 111. 11ll' 111111111'111111111 111' 1111ys11111115i1-111 1-11111111s11'y s1111111 18124. I':l'1llI1'1' 1111111111g111 l111y11111. 111: A11s1111 11111g'111 111 S1'1111l 1,'111'11111111 B11-1111-111 1'111111u11 fl'4II1l 151111 111 15121. 211111 was il 111111s11111111111 111111111 111 1111- 1 111111'- . , . . .1 1 .. s11y 111 F1111-11g'11 111 15122-2-1. 111-1-1111'111g' 11111 111,1- g'1'1111 11111111111 111' P111111s111111y 111 11111 111111-1' f'l'2ll'. T11 l'1'111l'll 111 11111 f'l'2l1'.N 111-1111111-S-111 1111- 1'11's1 l1111111111g 11f 11111 M11111'11111111 51112111111 511111- 1112112 1111111 11111'1y 111 N111'e11111111'. 111111111 111111' 81111101118 w111'11 1111111111-11. '1'111s 111-g11111z11111111. 11111111211 il1'1L'1' 11111 111111 1112 11. '11, l111111'11111111. 11215 111-11V111j1 21 Vk'1'f' 1'1:fK'4'11VL' 111111111s 113' XY111l'11 11111 111111111'11111ss111Q11 111115' 111111'1111s11 11111111 1i1111x1'11111u'1- 111' 1119 111111'11 1111111111111 111'11111:1111s 111' s111'Q111'y. 31111-11 111111111s111s111 was 11111111s1111. 111111 11111111- 111'1y, XV111'1l 11 was 111111111111 111211 11111 11111'1y-1111 s1111111111s XY1111 111111 111111111 11111 l11111111s s111111 134111111 eX1111111111111111s 112111 1111ss1111 1.11111 111111111111- 1'1111111'11s. '1'1111 111111-st g1'111111 Nl'U1'k'l1 115' llllf' of 11111 11111'1y-11111 was TT: 11111 111'111'11g'11 f1I1' 11111 111111111 2111111111 was SIL 111111 111111' 111 11111 3111111111- 11111S W11l'1' 1'111'111'11C11 111111111' NI, il 111111 WI111-11 111111s 21 Q111111 1111111 111 11111 2111'E'2l41f' 111g'11 1111s1111111 111 11111 1111511121 11111'111's11y 51'11lllP1 111 M111111111111. XV1111 :111 11111 11111111111111111111s 11 11111111111-s 11111 11111 1111111111111 Nfllth' 111' 11111111111111111 1111111111111 -111- 11111111 111 11111 1-111ss1'1111111. 211111 11111 1-x11111'111111-11 111 111111111-111 1111111-111'-0. 11121-111111' YY1111 11111 s11111111'11 111111 11111'1111s1 11111111 11 111-1111s11s 211111 111111111:1111s 111 11s s1111111111s. 1.11y11111 1111x.11l1l'l'S 11111111111 111 11111 1111111 111' 1111111111111 1111111111111111. 1111 11'1' 111111- 1111111 111 1111 1 1111 his Year at Commerce Tlu-re is no aw-ouuting for ill'l'0lllll3lllfS or for their an-Iivily in the night school 11,X'1' 111lL'N 1111- 111-1-11 yvllllilg' 1111x1111-ss 1111111 1111 111.101 4l1:111'l' 1111111'sF XXv111110Vl'1' y11111' 111'SS is, 11's 1Y1'111l2' 11' 11 11111-s11'1 11191114141 1111- 1111111111 1'11iv1-1's11y S1-1111111 111' 1,'111111111-1'1-1- EIS 11110 111 11111 11111s1 111l111l111l' 0111111-1'i11g 111111-1-s 1'111' 1110 11111110 1Y111'k111Q' 1l1'11111l' 111. 1'11i1-11g-11. '1'111- 1'1-11s1111 1111' 1111-11' g'1111101'111g' IS Ill 113111 S111-1111, 11111 111111-11 11 1111111 11'1- 1111INllA11111t 111 1111-111 111 1111- 111-1111isi1i1111 1' 1i1l ' -100 111 111- 111111111-11 111 1111- lq11Nf'11:1l'QxC 111. 111l'11' 1121111 1111111-S. '111111 1'111-11115' 111' 1111- S1'111I111 111. 11111l1I11lxI'1'Q is. 111111111111 il 111111111. 11111' w11i1-11 s1111111s 111 111101-1 1111111'111111'1i11111111111-11111s11w: '1'1111s1-1111111-1111. 1111: 11111S1' 111111 1-111111111. 11'2l1'1l.H T110 i11s11'111-1111's 11111 111 11-111-11. '1'111-su 111011. 111111 11111 1111111 111111 1111- 111'111-111-111 11l'111111,'111S 1 111- 111111111-1-. 111'1'U11111111u', 211111 11111. 1'1l1Il1' 111 1110 N1-1111111 111' 1'111111111-1'1-1- 111 1111- 1-V1-1111101 111111 1111- 11111 1111-11' 1c111111'11-11g1- 111 1110 11111112 1,111'1111111 ' 11 11 11-s x111111- 1115' 11 1'is1- 111 21 111211 11il1f0 1111 11 1 1 1 1 lll .X1l11'1'11'211l 1111S11l1'SS. 1 1 - 11l1'S1' Nilllll' 111s11'111-1111's 1111v1- 21 s111111-111 1111115' 1111111111si11g' 21 1111111il11ll'1' 1A'21Q'l11' 111' N1111l111Y. xV11111'. y1-111111. 111111 1l1il1'1I, -11111' 111111 111-111111-. -1-1 1111l11'1' 1111- 11111- 1'111l1A, '1'111x 1111111'111111-1-is1i1'- 111 1111- 1112111 s111111111 s s111111-111 1111111 1811110 1111'- 1111' 111111 5111111141 1-1-111111111 11111 l1l ll11ll1111111l111Q' 1 1111! 1111- 1111N11l1'SS 1111-11 111. 1111- fu- --11111111111 1111 11- 11ll'1'. 11l1S 11l'111'1' 1i111111'11-11g'1- 111141 11111111-1-111111111, ' 1111-ss, 11111 :11s11 111 1111-11' 11111 111115 111 1111-11' 11115 1l11Nl1l1'SS 11ss111-11111-Q. IN f'1'1'1211111fv il 111-111-111-1111 1l'111111'l' 111 1111- 1112111 S1'1l11111.S 11'111'1i. 1111-1-111'1-11'1-1-x1111'1111111-11111111111111-111111111111-1' 111-:1111'111'S 111' 1111- 11111Yl'1'N11fY is 11111 1111111- S11 1111111-1-111111- 111 1111- 111'-111 s111111111, '1'111' s111111-111 1111111-1's:1111111 15 1-111111111-11 1-1111-115' 111 1111x1111-sw ' 1 111111 s1111111-s. 1 1llNSl'S 111'1- 111-01111111-11 S11'l1'T1'Y 111 -. 111'1l1 1l11'111151111'SSQ 11 1i111I'111lS 11I'1'11:1l'1- 1111 N111 11111'1111x1- 111- Z1111'11l1N 1111- 1112111 Q1-1111111. Q11i11- 11111'i1111s15'. 111'1'i111i1' II1' 1111- 1-11111111-11-1' 1114 111s N1111111N 11111 111 2 N 1l111'1111Sl'. :11111 1l1'1'2l11N1' 111- 1111- 111111' 111 111111-11 111- 11111-1111s S1'111lll1. 1111- 11111111111- 111111 1111- 1101111111-s 111 1110 00111n101'01- S1-11001 1111- 1,1iff01'l'11t f1-11111 11111s1- of S1l1L1t'1l1S 111 1111101' 111- 1'isi1111s of 1111- 11111X'L'1'S11j'. 1,12l1lS 1110 111 1110 111111111112 111 1-11011111'11g0 21 s11'11110-1-1' 11-1-11110 111 1'1-1111ws11ip 1111111110 1110 stu- 111-111s, 111 Il12l1iL' i1 1-11si01' 1111' 1111-111 111 g-111111-1' for s111?i111 1'11111-1i1111s. 111 11111111 1111 Z1 s11i1'i1 111111 11111 110 1111-11s11111 111 S1-11001 111111 111'1111111b10 111 1111' 1-1111150 111' 11111-1' 1'-111'1-ers. 111110 111- 1111- s11111- 1i1111s 111111-1'1-11 is 1111- 1'1-1'iv111 of 1111- C111111111-1'00 C1111l 1111 21 111120 x1-1111-. T111- 111-si1'1- 1'111' such 11 1-11111 is s1111w11 111 1111- 11111111111 1-1001i1111s of class 111111'01's. w11i1-11 111-1111s1- 21 Q1'1'il1 1,11-111 111: 11111'1'CS1 211111 1-1111111sias111, 11111 1,111 11111 1111111-11 illlf' 111111111- T11l11Tj' 1111' 21 1-11111i1111111i1,111 1j11' 111111 s11i1'i1. 11' 1111' 111:1'1l'C1'S K'1l'1'1l'l1 111 1111s 1'11s11i1111 W1-1'0 Q'1Y1'11 1111- 111111111'11111i15' 111 1-x1-1'1'is1- 1111-11- 1111- 111111'i1y 111 1110 1'111'111 111' il C'0I11l11C1'1'1' 1-11111, 01111111111-1'1-1,1 111111 111'Q'11111ZC1.1 11,1 111111111110 1-x11'11- 1-111'1'i1-111111' 111-1ivi111-s 211111 s111-1111 1-V1-111s, 1110 1-111111111-1-1-0 s1-1111111 111101111 111-1-111110 il 111'1,'1l1VC 111 Nl11'11 111i-1iVi15'. XVi111 11111115 21111112 1111-N0 1i110S 011 1111- Y1'1'2'1' 1115 111-111111iz111i1111, 1111- 1'111l11111'l'1'C S111- 11111115 111'1- 11111111110 1'111'w111'1,1 111 21 11111111 111-11v0 211111 11111111 s111'1111111- 193111-37. '1'111- 1111s1-111-1- 111' 1111- 1-1111111101'1'1- s111111-111s 1'1'1,1111 2111-1lll1YL'l'S11j' 1'11111'1i1111s 111115' 110 1-x11111i111-11 115' 1111- 1.2l1'1 111211 11ll'S1' 11111111-s 21l'1' 110111 1111 F1'11121j' 111g'111s w111-11 1111- 11111j111'i1y 1,11 1111- s111111-111s i11'C 111 1-111ss 1111111 Z1 11111- 1111111- 211111 1'111111Ut v01'y W1-I1 11111-1111. '11111' s111111-111s 1111 1111111- 1111' 1111- 1111y 11111-11 21 1'111l112'1' 111 1111s il1'I'2l1l2'O1111'1l1 will 1101'- 111i1 1111-111 111 5111111 1111-11- 11lj'2111j' 111 1111- 1111iv01-- 5111 111' 11l1'1l' S111111111'1 111' 1111-s1- s111-1111 func- 111111S. .11 1111- 1-11-1-1i1111s 111. 1'111ss 01:111'1xl'S 111-111 1'il1'1Y 111 N1111-111111-1'. 1111- 111'1-si110111-5' 111. 1110 S1-111111' 1'11ISS W1-111 111 ,Xl'11l111' L111's1111g 1111-'j1111i111' 1-111ss 1'1111N1' 111-111-010 XY1111112' 111 101111 11: 1111- 1'11111111111111'0 1-111ss 1-11-1-11-11 .1111111-1 1iX211l. 111111 1110 1'1'1-s111111-11. 1111'g'1-st 1-111ss 111. 1111, 1111-111-11 P011-1' Fi1z111111'11'1i 11!11ll'11' 11-11111-1'. his Year at ntistry Lih- bv,-:ins for the- clvnlal sluclvlll---lho mumvnl ln' walks out of lhv lalulrallory C6 Rt,ltilRESS expresses the year's ae- tivities at Loyola 's dental sehool. This department 's high rating among the dental schools of the eountry was advaneed with the modernization of its elinieal equipment. Stu- dents eame haek in tfletoher and were thrilled to lind shining, glittering. new Ritter units in the plaees where the antiquated ehairs had stood, During the eourse of the year new laboratory equipment for the adyaneement ot' east gold work was furnished. NYith these im- provements the prestige ot' the dental depart- ment was lirought to the level ot' other mod- ern dental sehools. A foundation for the purpose of dental researeh was established on the fifth tioor ot' the dental lmuilding hy iueans of a philan- thropie endowment of rl425.0tfl0 annually hy an anonymous Fhieago eapitalist. It was named the Foundation for Dental Researeh of The tfhieago College of Dental Surgery and is ad- ministered hy a eommittee ol' eight, all ot' them memhers of the faeulty. Politieal affairs at the dental sehool were again outstanding, as the senior elass eleetion held Ot-toher 26 started out the year when Thomas tfamphell, president ot' the union, was eleeted president, Clark Metfooey ehair- man ot' the exeeutive eommittee. and Morti- mer Bauer viee-president. Edward Steeker, Edmund Seanlan, and Robert Blurstig at- tained the positions of seeretary. treasurer. and sergeant-at-arms respeetiyely. Those eleeted to the exeeutiye eommittee were John Smith. Marr-us Moses. XValter Zipprieh. Yoshio Kaneko. and Sidney Liedman. The junior elass followed with an eleetion that was similar in effeet to that of the seniors. Al Rosinski heeame president. George Meinig yiee-president. Vhester llartyka see- retary. Joseph Zelko treasurer. and Rudolph Camino sergeant-at-arms. Elec,-ted to lead the sophomores were Stanley Marks president. Harold Goldherg seeretary. ,Xl Moser yi:-ef president: Anton Houeek again took eharge ot' the linaneial worries, while llayid t'ohen wa-. ehosen to maintain order, The freshmen merely pushed their former otlieers into dit'- ierent settings. This year Yietor lleliee is president. Norman Moses Viee-president. Fe- liee Paone again took over the literary post. while Frank -lerhi heeame eustodian tal' the funds. Joseph Maggio has the sergeant-at. arms position. Predental results found Floyd Skelton president. Raymond Bro viee-president. Henry llathefs seeretary, Frank Smith treas- urer. and -lohn llalloran sergeant-at-arms. Soeial affairs were plentiful this season at the dental eampus. The -lunior-Senior liall. held Fellruary 21 at the l'idgt-water lleaeh hotel with Herbie Kay and Bliss Shirley liloyd entertaining, erowned the sueeesses ol' the year. NVili'red Mase was ehairman ot' the affair. The Freshman Frolie. held at the Kniekerhtteker hotel -lanuary 15. was a hig affair for the underelassmen. Xoi-man Moses and Frank Spizziri were responsihle for the sueeess ot' the danee. The traditional Friday liilth hattles were slightly modified this year as a new type ol' war supplanted the old tie day t'rat-as in the lower levels ot the dental huilding. The new site was the alley and llerntitage street. tfrowds lined the eomhat area as the mareh ot' time moyie man. llr. Fredriek NVessely. took shots from the seeottd story window ot' a neiglthor's home. The extraeurrieular study seminar named after the dean of students. ltr. V. N. John- son. had a sueeesstul season With Ralph l.o- 1'itZ as president. The other ofhleels were Joseph Lestina sergeant'at-arms. and ll-fhert Kleinig seeretary. uiul tlu lit hi ear at Vest ad n W'hal was mlm- Ami-ri1'a's playground vonlinue-s as lmlh playgruund and phil- osoplmle- for lhv -lc-suits of the province X'l'll.Xt'l'lllZlt'l'l,.Xll zu-tiyitics alt XXI-st llzult-ii l'ollt-tw tliiriiuv tlu st-holzistu .w' -1- ytlill' ol Ill-in-.1lnyYt'l'4'lil'ililll't'tlI1j'i1ll2lt'ilYt'StNl:lllij' Ibl'tlQ'l'2llll. il st-ru-s ol lt-1-tim-s on Iitllllllllll topu-s ol tlu- tlny. :mul tout- tlmnuitit- c-ft'oi'ts 'l'lu- Ill'tbU'l llll ot' tlu- sotlzility was tlu- szi ., 1 IHC lx tlu- 'l'llt'l Il Iirog-l':llil lol'stulllltltsll1l'ol1Q'll out tlu- 4-oiiiitry. imnu-ly. I ntholit-ism mul . yt-ph Mama: t ommiiuism. lux Ill N.-I tlt-t-tt-tl in-tt-1-t :it tlu- vlost- ot tlu- lust svliolzistu- Yl'2l1. on:-ziiiixt-tl tliwt- st-4-tunis ol tlu sotlnlity t-au-li 1 L :lt--:Inu-' with tlu-s1mu- gt-iu-ml sulnu-vt fiom i F - r w flittt-rt-iit Ylvwpollll. llu- Stlt'l'll utum groiip tiulit-tl 4-oiumiiiiisiu :iiul tlu- t'zitl1olit- :iiiswti-1' lioiu il pliilosopliu-:il hzisis, tlu litti itilit- sm-- tiou stiulu-tl it with :I yin-w to toiulmtliu-' 5 tommuiiism hy lll'l'S1'IlllIlQ'lllC l':ithoIit- :iuswt-1' in iu-wspzilu-rs, lu aiuzizliu- :lrtit-It-s. :iiul hooks, lXlllll' tlu- nu-iulu-Vs ol tlu- l'-itlullu tyultiut 1-lliltl tluiiiu-tl tlu-mst-lyt-s to spit-'ul I itholl tism l'l'ulIl pulpit, It-t-tiirv hill. .iiul stiw-vt ttll'lll'l'. lit-sult-s spiritiinl IIll't'llllg'S lu-ltl tlIIf't' :i moiith 't'lll'l ll lIll't'llllU's ol tlu- soul . - 4 Il lity' twi- llIl't'tl tlu- lit-vt-i't-iul .Xll:1i1 P Fiiltll N I f.v,. lu-tiiriiig' on 'l'lu- Sotlzility iii tlu- Ji-suit Xt-:uIt-mu- l'lll'l'lt'llllllll.H tlu- lltytitiul lhtti l.Nol:uu. 5. -I.. t-xplziiuing' tlu Nlystu il llotly - ' -yt-1-4-iul lit-1'iuii'1l NN llt lhui N. -I.. liirtlu-i'iiu tlu 1-xpluiizitioii ol tlu- lly 'st u':il llotly with 'l'lu- l'l:u-t- ot' tlu- lllt-sst-tl Virgin Ill llu- AlVNilt'2Il lZo4ly.i' Inllllll l'l1it':1g1'o 1-21 Ill K' tlu- Ili-yt-iw-iul llairtiii l'zii'1':1Iriiu-. HJ., Fist-zu wlii-t-t-tor, with tl tinul ol 1iitoi'm.it1oii on tlu tlnlity s plzuw- iii tlu- st-hools. :nul tht- lloy- Urw 1lt'llll l'II'4-tl:-1'l1' N11-4lt'llIlIll'Q' N lt t'llll't- ml llu a l'i'w-st-nt lm-oiioiiiit' :iiul Not-izil l'oiulitioiis proyt-tl so popiilzii' that lu- t-outiuiu-tl hi tx plzmzition ou tlu- lollowing' tlny. Y Wlu-in tlu- t-ollt-uv olu-iu-tl in l!l.I-I tlu lurttl Iniiltlmg' I-outiuiiu-tl no stngt-, hilt Iutoit- tlu- 'st yt-:i I' was 4 on-1' -Iolm liniittt N-I.. znul Jost-ph lA't'llTOllIN'1'g. S. J.. :lull-tl hy many willing' zissistzmts. wlialtvyt-1' IHIHIJCI' 1-oultil Iu- fouiul. tlrzilu-N. C-urtziiiis, paint, aiiul tlu-ii' own iugt-unity. haul c-oustrtu-tt-d ei lu-ut pit-tul't-- lillllllt' stzlgt- iii tlu- oltl 2llltilli0I'llllH. Fiiiishiug' tout-lu-s gave tlu- stzigt- lights. ll:its. Clll'iillllS. ziiul tlrziiu-s. The first p1'tullu'tio1is ot' tht? Bvl- lziriuiiu- l'iiivt-rsity Plilj'Cl'S wt-1'v two oiu--zu-t IIIZIYS pu-st-iitt-tl ou NHVUIIIIDOI' 25, Tin T1-u1'tI- :rx mul Vrinu f'u11.vri'u1l.w, t,Ii1't-c-tt-fl hy Mziurir-0 lla-yt-rs. S. J.. mul P. YV. tI'Hl'ie11. S. J. As tlu- t-ollt-go 2llltllt'llt'C rouiully zipplziiult-tl tlu-se-, it wzis tlt-1-itll-tl to mzikt- souu- mort- zimhitious l'l.litDl'iN mul oil Now YL'ill'IS t-ye wus pu-sviitvtl tlu- yt-ry Zllllll'tlIll'lill1' JUltI'lll'tf'S Furl. 'l'lu- lust protliu-tion ot' tlu- Bt'll2ll'llllllA' plziy- t-rs wats at musit-ul fzmtaisy In Drtumlfnul writ- tt-ii hy -Iolm t'om'zitli. S. J.. :mul t'lll'L't'i0l-l hy .lohii Blvtlmil, S. J.. mul Xvllllillll Sullivan, S. J. 'l'lu- 1-zist was t-:i1'el'ully st-It-t-tt-tl for stu-h parts :is llumpty llumpty, tlu- Maul Ilaittc-1'. Allzuliii. -Izu-li-in-tlu--Btrx, mul tlu- Tliit-t' of l'i2lQ'tlEltl. Tlu- IIl'l'Sltll'lll of tlu- St-it-utific At-zidomy tlilriiig tlu- past j'l'2ll' wus F11-tlt-1'iv Mit,l4.lt-n- Llorf. S. J. J. llomiltl Roll. SJ., wus clot-ted yin-t--p1't-sitlt-lit mul John Rohh, S. J.. set-rt-tz11'y. 'l'lu- zu-ault-my c-llosc for its stu-4-itll stiuly tlu- liyt-s mul works of lzimoiis Jt-suit st-it-iitists of tlu- past. 'l'lu-y :ilso spoiisolu-tl two It-1-titres hy spot-izilists in tlu- sciciitilit- lit-lil. 'l'lu- t'l:issir-:il .Xt-:ull-my was pit-sitlt-tl ova-1' hy Utis Sc-lu-ll, S.-I.. with Rolu-rt Kovh, S. J.. au-ting' :is S9t'l't'l2ll'f'. lluriug' tlu- Course ot' the yt-zii' st-yt-rail lIllt'l'PSlll12f tlist-ussions wt-ro hc-ld on tlu- yziliu- ot' tlu- 1-lzissit-s. Joroiuizill J. tVt'zillz1glui11, SJ., 1111-pzi1'0tl 21 paper on lltbl1lt'l'll' illllTlll'L'N and James lllfltlllllwf, N,-I.. oiu- on tm-t-li tfulturc ns St-cu in 'l'liiu-ytlitlt-s. Tlu- 4-ollogv choir t'l1iOl'i2llllCtl ut i,llll'lSTHlZlS mul l'IilSil'I' Blass ziiul on other 0t'l'2lSlUllS. hi Year at ur in All work and no play . . . --S0 lho nurses take time off for fun St. Bernard Activities ESIDES the intensive educational pro- gram at St. Bernard 's, numerous extra- curricular activities of a religious, social. and recreational nature are offered. A deep re- ligious atmosphere permeates the school and is a valuable help to the students in molding their characters. The Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary is well organized and the com- mittees are active and enthusiastic. Retreats. lectures, and conferences are held regularly. Having adopted Father Lord's slogan. MT dare to be different, the nurses meet the changing times with contidence and hope. Nocturnal adoration as a special devotion is sponsored by the students themselves to make reparation for all those who do not know out Lord, and for all those who know Him but who do not love Him. On the eighteenth of every month. adoration of the Blessed Sacra- ment continues throughout the night with a group of nurses relieving each other hourly. Special efforts are made to develop the cul- tural side of the nurse 's life together with the religious and professional sides. Hence. a variety of social and recreational activities are held during the year. Plays. a number of dances, banquets, and sleighing parties are all eagerly awaited for the pleasure and di- version that they afford the students. Facilities for entertainment were provided in the architectural plan of the school a11d a spacious auditorium is always available for the students. Tennis courts are adjacent to the hospital for those students whose tastes are athletic in addition to social. The tapestry of education for the nursing profession is well woven at St. Bernard's, where ample time is given to recreational ac- tivities to correlate the work in the classroom and laboratory. Sl. Elizabeth Al-livilivs EGINNING the yt-ar's extractirricular ac- tivities at St. Elizabeth with 1-lass elec- tions which saw the Misses Kennedy, Ster- bentz. and Krechniak win over the other candidates. the social whirl at the nursing school got off to a tlying start. A few weeks later. the sodality met and elected Miss Shutey to the post ot' chairman for the school 's religious activities. Une ot' the more entertaining nl' the extra- curricular social features ot' a nurse's litl- at St. Elizabeth is the annual initiation uf pro- bationers which takes place about two months after registration. NYith the juniors given the privilege of initiating the freshnn-n. the party was planned for October 31. Halloween night. Their faces painted in grotesque style and garbed in the familiar dress of the ghostly night, the grecnies were formally in- troduced to the better things at a party held in the nurses' home. Tn an effort to bring out the hidden talents of each of the tirst- year students, the freshmen were compelled to entertain the older nurses with dances. songs, and the like. One of the bright spots. which did not get the gong, was the spring dance executed by Miss Logiseh who is re- ported to scale about 210 pounds. The next highlight of the social season oc- curred when the annual dinner dance was held at the Edgewater Beach hotel. The af- fair, sponsored by the alumni. was well at- tended by the student body who turned out en masse to utilize a 1 :30 late leave. Santa Claus paid an early visit to St. Eliza- beth because of the fact that many of the girls were going home for the holidays. while others planned to take a New Years vacation. A one-act play directed by the seniors helped to enliven the holiday festivities. 111110 s1-111111' 111111 11'11s 111-111 1his YQ211' 111 1110 1'1-11i1- R1111111 111' 1110 110111111111 311011122111 A1'1-- 11111- 011111. Ft'171'llZ11'j' 19. 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F111' 11111s1- 111111 1-11j11y011 1110 1'111'111111 2I1lf211l'S. 1110 1111111111 101101118 SC'111l11'111'0I11 111-111 A111-11 2-1. 111 1111- 11111110 1I11101. 11111111-11-11 21 1111.Qxl' Q1111111 111' l1l11'SOS 1111111 S1. A11111-'s 11'h11 11'1-1'1- 1.111 11111111 111 s1-1- 111011' 111111 111111111 l1L'1U1I2l10, Miss 311111 A12l1'Q'i11'L'1 XY21111111. 111-1 111 111-1' 0111- 1-1111 4'Il1l211'11f'. 0ak Park Avlivilivs 11115 11111's1-s 111 11111111112 111 0211i Pil1'1i 1111s- 1111111 1'1xS1l,-11' 111 R11Nil11Lx 111111. 1111- 111111111112 111111-11 1111j11111s 1111- 111lS1111i11. A s1111011111s 1'1-s1- 111-111-0 111111 1'12lSN1'1l11111 1111i111111g. 1'111s11110 H1111 1111-111111-s 11111111'111111'11-s, 11111'il1'fV. 1111-1 11111-111-11. 1111S111K'Si 1'1111l'l'. 211111 1'1-01-11111111 1'1111111s. S111110111 11111'SGS 111 11111 111111 P11111 11111'S111Q' 111111 2ll'l' 111'1111'11 1'1'11111 1111 11'1111is 01 1110: s111111- 1'1f'11. s111111- 1111111-, s111111- 01111-11. T0 1110 121Yl11i111. 1111- 1111- 111, 1111- s111111-111 11111's1- 111111' s01-111 111111 111111 111111111'1'l'S11112'. 11111 11s1110 1'1-11111 1110 1111111' 1'41111111Q 111 N111l1fv. 1111- 11111'si11g' s111111-111 111 0111: 1,111'k 1121S 111111110 111111- 11111' 1-001'1-11111111 111111 1'0- 111XZl11l111 111 11111si111- 1101111111-s. sw5x0YO S Sig, fi 4 Q -4M 5 AD D , Mo H E'-ig, iii? '- P f Q 5 2, Q A Z - fr, . . CCC LOYOLA AFTIYE This svvlion ol' tho hook vontains tho zu-f-nun! oi' ilu- all-imporlzull phase of unive-rsity lifv kll0lYll as 0xtl':u'ul'l'i1-ular au-tivitivs. xxvifllllllf the-m l'llllf'3lfi0ll wuuld ll1'f'0llll' narrowly pi-clalltiv but wil ll IIIPIII il In-volnos Iwallltihllly roluul Zlllll Iilwral. fu. N V5-RJ, yOY0L,fA 5, 'S ev 451110 9 -. -. ga 2 2 0 4-ll MDC he UHlVBl'Slt lllllllliStl'3ti0ll llval businl-ss lllI'll handle- Illa- llusim-ss of Loyola: re-:ll 1-cl lll'il1lll'S alirc-1-I lln- 1-dlwalliollall pulic-ivs Adminisl ralive- fluulu-il T HFTEX llzlppeus. and quitv mltumlly sn, that 1190211150 HlK'i1' l1ll'lUbQ1'N are T1'2lillC1l fm' tm-an-I1i11g' and fm' thv l'C1iQ'iU1lS Iifv, 1-vligimls O1'tIC1'S 2l1'0 llllilblt' 2l41L'1l1l21Tl'1f' To sllpply Tlllxil' i11stituTiuus with mcu who :mf cfznpzllmlc nf :xml fitted for The lI1ilH2lQ'ClDL'l1T of filuxm-vs and Illn- llillldlillg' of business 2lffili1'N. lmyuhl lvlliYl'1'- sity has 110011 lllllwllilllj' fmtlllulfv in this 1-1-- slnuvt. 11ilVi1lQ' had in its L'Xl'l llfiVU 211141 busi- uvss offim-S for 11 number of f'Cil1'S 4-1,n111p1-10111 mon whn wwe 211110 to fnrescc 211111 avoid Huan- viul 4,liHi011lti4-s and to lllilillfilill thc bllsillvxx pnliw-ivs of Thu l11liVC1'SiTj' sm ll sail- and voll- swvzxfivc basis 11111-1113 il trying' pcriml. In any bllsimlss Ul'g'iil1iZ2lfi011. lluwvvcr, and 1Dil1'Til'lllil1'lj' in 21 religious institutiml. it ix quite possiblv That. due to il Philllgl' in per- sonnel or lmecalm- of Zl C'OIHl7iN1lfiO11 of fm-T01-s, a sufc 111121111-iul pculif-5' might bv 4lisv:11wh-41 in favor of om which would spec-dily Ul1dL'l'lllil10 thc solid st1'uvTu1'u built up fll1'UllQ'l1 years of c-u1'ef111 and 1H'li1lSTilki112 0Fr'o1't. In U1'dCl' tu alvuid suvh 3 C0l1til1Qk'l1Cf' as fall' as pussiblc and to NUC'lU'Q for Loyola Thu benefit of the zulvicw of a 2,'l'0ll1b of k'X1iL'1'iU1Uf041. slu'-Ccssflll bllsim-ss men, flll' Adnmilliswutivv FUIIIICH was estalmlislled six yvars ago. Since that timv it has nh-lnonstluted again and again its value to thc Hl1iVC1'Siff' and has. in falvf. bvcnluc iu- dispuusablc in its iinauciul upwatiolls. T110 Council is colnpusml of thrcv mllunif- revs, El g'v1101'z1l f'l1Zli1'IH21l1, and il legal z1w1viw1'. Mr. STIIYVCSZIIIT Pozlbody. p1'L-sidvllt of The, PL'i1IJ1,l1lf' C0211 Vlllllllillly, has been 1'-llzlirmzlu of flu- AX1lIHilliSTl'2lfiYL' Count-il ova-1' sinvo its fljlllldilfiflll in 1930. He has Qivc-u 1ll1Sll2l1'illQ'lf' of his timv and his kuowledgc To 'thc iuterosts of thu 11lliVCl'SifY and has udmiuistcrud thx- uffairs of the f-mllwil, with uufuiliug dvvotiml. The legal 2ldViSk'l' uf the c-ouncil, to whom T111- pu-smt volume of TUE LOYOLAN is dedicaltml. IS Mr. I'lwlwzn1'4I -I. I 21I'l'4'II. ui' I5I'f'XXv I', Swim. 211141 F:1l'l'1'll. lwlflillg' 11lIil'JI2'U utTw1'1uA5w. 'IV' him tlu- llllivm-1'siT'x' mws il 2'l'l'2IT 'lc-In uf Q'r':aTi- 1111111 fm' T110 lurgw- :11111111111 1vT'Till1v:11n+14.-x1I'1'uj.' hm' has vXIv1-1111041 in its Tu-lmlf. Mr. l z11'1'1-H lms l'NJf'll il lIll'Il1b4'1' HT' thc 1--nllwil llllI'illU ..1.lg: foul' of TIM' six f'1'il1'S ni' iTs l'XiS1l'lH'l' 11111 in that Timo lw has 4lis'ri11Q'11isl1e-41 lliIllSl'1l' tm' Mix Illlfilillg' illh-11-st in Imyulzn :mil Im' lnix lm:-'f 'timll amd' wisv mlvive in Illilllf' i111pu1'1nn1 pl-ublulns nf lrusillcss. MV. 5211111101 Insull Jr.. nt' 1111' t'1nn1114.11- wc-zllfll Yl'1liiS1ll1 Vtllllliillly. 4'112lil'IH2l!1 UI' Ihv flllllllvl' t'4lll1IlliTfUt,', is zlssixtwl by M11 11lL2ll'l1'N F. lQ'I:11'1uf, x'ic:n--plvsiclelmt of Ilnlsvy. 5Tl,1il1'T and f,'1llllIPill1Y. 211111 Hr. AIQITTIIQXY -I. IIN-lim-X. uf Iliffkey, lluylv and Cillllliilllff This mun- nlitfomf has l1U1f'0NN2l1'iIf' In-L111 the' nmst :lr-Tiw of thv tim-0 mlnlnittm-s uf the A4hni11isT1'z1tiw f,'Ul1llll'i1 during thc past suverul youu illlll hm 119911 i11NT1'llIllCl1Till in lllililltilillillg' :11111 imp1m'- ing the 1111iw1'sit5 s iillzimial pusitimx. Tlw Cunllnittuc U11 public I'L'lZlfi0l1S has Jum- iI1llTUl'Til11f and vuluuhlv work in slulpilm' thv plllvliff 1'K'lZlTiUl1S 1mlici4,-S of the lllliwlxity. in HlIllU1'YiSillg' our 2l11V4?1'fiSil1Q,' and in sllggcstixmu ways and moans of l11'iug'i11Q Tlu- work of thv Ul1iVCl'Sifj' bvfu11- the ilffellfitbll uf tlu- pulwliv. Its UlClUbUl'S 21111 Mr. I'Z4.hYil1'd J. Hcllu-11, prw- itltjllt of Tlll' Pu1'Tl:ll11.l l,'vm0llT ,XSSUCiilTi0l1. c'l1uil'lm111g H11 l,HXYl'Gll1 k' A. Dmvlls. 1ll'L'Si1lx'1lT of thv Illinois t'vut1'z1l R2iil1'O2ll,ll and Ml' Martin J. 4QHiQ'l9f'. Iwesidvllt of thv 4,2uiQ'1e5 Publishing' Volllpallly. All nlujm' plmrlnlvlus in l'UlNlk'l'fi0l1 with thc lmuildiugx and UHIUI' 1:1-opcltivs uf the uuiwr- sity uw mpubly 112111111011 by the colmuittw 1.111 lmildiugs and QIWIIIIILIS. whnsc nlvxnlu-1-s 1111' Mr. David F. B1'CH1l1L'1'. 15l'CSidC'1lT of the Brvnlnc-1' Bmtlu-1's Biscuit Collmzllly. vhuir- num: M12 Edward A. lwlldilllf' Jr.. IT1'C'SiLll'11I of thv ftlldilhf' Put-king Ctllllllilllfl mul Hr. YV111t1-1' -1. l,'11111111i11g's, 1'-1111i1'1111111 111 1110 111111111 111' 1l1L' l'11111i111-111111 1l1i1111is N11tio1111l 11111111 111111 T1-11st 1l11111l11111A'. The .AI'3ll1'llliI' l'oum'il ICN y1'21l'S 21211 1111111111 1'11iv01'si1y 11'11s 111-11- 011-111 i11 11111- 111' 1110 Illillll 1-111111111101-isti1,-s 111' il 11'110 1111iv1-1'si1y. 11111111-ly unity. '1'his 1-1111- 111111111 was 111111'1- 111' l0ss 1110111111110 11'11111 1110 111111111l'1' i11 XX'1l11'1l 1111' 1111i1'1-1-sity 1111s 1111i1t 1111. 1l1'ig'i1111113' 111511111 1111s il 1'1l11l'Q'11 111 ill'1S 211111 S1'11'1l1'1'S. 111 XY1ll1'l1 1111111-ss11111111 s1-h11111s 111111 21 211111111110 s1'1111111 1Yl'1'1,' g1'1111ll:1l1y z111111'11. 111111 1h1-s1,- 111l11i1i1111s XY1'l'1' 11s111111y 11121110 115' 1110112- 111! with 1111- 11111Vl'1'S11A' s1-1111111s XY1ll1'1l 111111 111-1-11 1-st11111is111-11 111111 1'11111-1i1111i11g' i11111-111-1111- 1'll11.Y 1'111' s111111- y1-111's. XV111-11 1111-s0 11iVisi1111s 11111110 111111 1111- 11111VK'l'N1151 1111-1' 1111111111111-11 111111- 111111111111111111s 111 Il 111-1't11i11 1.11-Q'1'01- 111111 111 111-1,-11 1111-i1' 1lll1Ull1'll111'l11,'1' 111 11-11s1 i11 s11i1'it, il 01111111- 111111 111111,-11 was 1'111't1ll'1'l'11 115' 11ll'l1' 1111ysi1-111 N1'IHll'll1l11ll 1'1'11111 1111- 1,11l111'L1't' 111' Arts 111111 511-1- 1-111-1-s. '1'110 l'1'Sll11 11'11s 111111 i11s11-1111 111' 11111112 il 1111i1'1-1'si15' i11 1111- 1'1111 s1-11s0 111' 1111- 11'111'11 1,11y- 11111 wus l'1'2l11j' il C1111l11't11111 111' llllDl'l' 111- 11-ss i11- 1111'11111111 1111'1s11111s. 1-111-11 st1'11'111g' 111 111111111 its 111111 1-1111s 211111 s11s11i1-i1111s 111'111-1i1111 1111 1111- 111111 111' 111111-1' 11i1'isi1111s 111111-h 111ig'111 s1-1-111 111 111ili- t11t1- :1g'11i11s1 its 111-l1i1-V1-1111-111 111' 11111s0 1-1111s. R1-1-11g'11izi11g' t11is 1-1111111111111 XY1l11ll 111- 1,1l'1'2llllC 1111-si111-111 111' 1111- lllllY1'l'Sllj' 211111 11'ishi11g' 111 1-1i111i111111- it 118 s111111 111111 11s t'11IllI1l1'101j' 218 1111s- si1110. F11t111-1' H11111-1't M. K1-111-5' 0st11111is1101,1 1110 .xf'H11l'1111l' 11111111111 s11111't13' 111't1-1' 110 111111: 111111-1-. 11111-11 i11 this 111'g1111iz111i1111 111' 1110 T001-111s 111111 111-1111s 111 1111- 1111111-1'si15'. 11111'i11g' 1110 U2ll'lj' 111-1'i1111 111' its 1-xist1-111-0, 11 1-1-1't11i11 211111111111 111' 11iss1-11si1111 111111 111111'illi11g'111-ss 111 s1111111'11i111111- 1111- i1111-1'1-sts 111' ll 11i1'isi1111 111 th11s0 111' 1111- 1111i- 1'1-1'sity w11s 1111111111-111. 11l'1l11llEl11j', 1111111-V1-1', 1111' 111-si1-1-11 s11i1'it 111' 111111111-1'11ti1111 11'11s 1111111 1111 111111 1111' 1i1's1 111111 1111151 i11111111'11111t S11-11 i11 1111' lllli- 111-111i1111 111' 1111- 1111iv1-1'sity 11'11s 111-1'-11111111is111-11. '111l0l'1' is lltl 111111111 111:11 1111- 0s111111is11111011t 111' 1111- 111-11111-11110 1-1111111-i1 11215 111111 il Q'1'C2l1OI' 1-F101-1 11111111 1111- 1-11111'11i1111ti1,111 211111 011111-si1111 111 1111- 1':11'i1111s 11111181111 1111- 1111i1'1-1'si1y 1111111 :my 111111-1- 1'111-t111', '111l1' s11i1-it 111' 1-1111111-1'111i1111 111111 111' Illilli- i11g' 11111i1-i1-s 111. 11ix'isi1111s s1111s01'1'i0111 111 t1111s0 111' 1111- 1111iv1-1'sit5' 11215 s111'01111 1'1-11111 1111- 1-1111111-il 111111111 1lll'1lllQ'1l 1110 1'i11'lllTj' 111 1111- s111111-111s 111111 1111s 111-1'1111-1111-11 1110 l,'l11ll'k' s11'110t111'1- 111' 11115-11111 At p1'0s0111 11111011 of 1110 s111010111110ss 111111 1-111011-1111' with which 1110 1111i1'01'si1y 0111'1'i1-s O11 i1s w111'li is 11110 111 1110 f01'0sig'l11 111111 SO111111 ll12l11'11111g' 111 1111- A1-11110111i0 Council. This group 1111l11s. 1111111-1' 1110 111'0sid0111, 1110 highest 11011- 11011110 1111111111'ity 111111 1'0sp011silJi1i1y i11 our 1111- 111i11ist1'11tiv0 111'g'1111iz111i1111 111111 11101-ts 211 1'OQll- 1111' i11101-11113 1111'011gl111u1 1110 31-111' 111 C0l1S1C1Cl,' 111111 s11lv1- 1111 i111p111'111111 1101111011110 111111 3111110111 w0l1'111'0 11101111-111s H1 fL'C11llQ 111111'0 1111.111 0110 1li1'isio11 111 1110 11lllV91'Hl1j'. T11111 its work 11215 2111 i1111111-11i11t1- 111111 2111 i111p1,11't11111 b0111'i11g' 11111111 1110 111111-ti1111i11g 111' 1110 1111i1'1-rsity 111111 11111111 1110 11'011'111'0 111' its filf'll11j' 211111 stu110111s is 1-vi1l1-1101-11 by s111111- 111' 1110 IIlZl11Cl'S whic-11 1110 1-1111111-i1 11118 1-1111si1101'1-1,1 1his j'0ZlI'. A 1'1-W 111' its llltl1'1' i11111111'111111 1l1-0isi1111S 1111V0 i111'11l1'1-11 1110 111111li1'11ti1111 111' 11111 11111111111 1'1'1-si1.10111's 111-11111-1 i11 11111111 1'1I1'lI1, 21 1111110 1-f1i1:i1-111 11101111111 111 t1'1111s1'1-1'1'i11g 01'1-11i1s 1'1'11111 11110 11iVisi011 111 2ll11111lL'1' within 1110 1111i1'01'si15', 1110 1111-11111011 ship 111111 1'1-1111-s0111111i1111 111' 11111111111 1111 1110 l,11y- 11111 1'11i1111. 11th11-1i1- 1'111-iliti1-s 1111' st11111-111s 111 1110 111-1111-ssi1111111 s1'h1,1111s, il 11101111 0111111111110 dis- t1'i11111i1'111 111 1111! 111-1i1'i1i1-s 1'1-0. 1111- Yillllilllg 111 11il1'1111j' 1111-111111-rs. 1110 111111111-11111111 111' il 13111101111 111' 2'0l11'l'2ll 1111iV1-1'si1y i111'111'111111i1111. 1'0p1'0s011- t111i1111 111' 1111- 1111iv01'sity 111 01111v0111i011s 111111 1-111111-1'0111-1-s of 2lCC'1't'1'1111llQ i1gt'llC'1CS 211111 19il1'l1CC'1 s110i1-ti0s. 1111- i1111-1111111-111111 of 111111111's 1-11111's1-s 111 1111511111 111-x1 11-111'. 1110 1'111-111ul111i1111 111' llll1VQl'Sl1j' s111tu10s, 111111 il 1'1-111'g1111iz11ti1111 111 1110 21111111111 11ss110i1111o11. The Student Gave-rnmc-nts HE 110511121 1'11i1111 is illl 01'g1111iZ111i1111 011111- 111.1s1-11 01' 1111 1111- st1111011ts i11 1110 1ll11Vl'1'S1'fj'. Its 11ff11i1's 111'1- 111111111111-11 115' il 111111111 111 gm'- 01-11111-s 1-1111sisti11Q 111 1lll'QC 111-11-01111-s from 0111-11 s01111111 111' 011111-Q0 of 1111- 1111i1'01'si1y. T110 s110- 1-iH1- 1'111101i1111s 111' 1110 1111511111 1v11i1111, 2l1'Q 1111-s1-: 111 111 11111110 1'0g111111io11s 1'0Q'111'c1i11g s11- 1-i111 111-1i1'i1i1-s, 1-X1-1-111 l'l'i11Cl'll11f' 11ff11i1's, 111111 111 1'1I1l1l'1l1 1111 11111j1j11' Ci. 0.. illl-1l111V1'1'S1'1j'1 1111111-0s: 121 111 s11110ti1111 111'11j1-01s whi1-h it 110li0V1-s 111 111- 1111' 1110 111-1101-1111-111 of 1111- 1ll1lV1'1'S11j' 111111 1111- S11111l'll1 1JO1'1j'g 131 111 i111'1-s1ig1110, 1-1-p111't, 111111 0111'1'1-01 11115' 1I'l'0flll1il1'1f1CS i11 stu111-111 1101i1'iti0s 111111 c11'g1111iz111i1111s, T110 11111011 has 111-011 1111110 111'111101'ly 1-1-1i1-V1-11 II1' Ulilllj' 111' its 11111108 i11 C'il1'l'f'1llQ out 1110 1l1i1'1l 1'u111-ti1111 by 1110 11I1101j' 111111 01111-i1-111 210111111 111 the authoritim-s of 1-an-I1 sm-lmul amd f-1111020 throughout 'flw llIliVl'1'SifY. For Thx- 11-sf. 1,10- Voloplnellts during flu- vourso of the svlmlzxstic' year brought out 'flux l'SSl'lltiElllf' VQIQHL' chill'- ZlCfC1' of the puwn-1' o11t1'ustc-d to the union. and tvndvd to 1liSC'Ulll'2lLEU thc Qxm-rf-isc of am authority W1liC'lI Illigfllfx in the lust illl2l1YSiS have provcd 11mm-cxistcnf. Ilzxppily, I14m'L'Vu1'. there are now vm-ry deiiuifc indif-zltions uf an revision and c'la11'ific'utim1 of thv rights and duties of thu- union in its Q'0Vt'l'llIIlUlltilI capacity. Despite QHVIIUST cfforts to PL'1'f01'lH its sw- oud flll1C'fi0l1 of t'llt'Ul1l'2l2,'illQ' all-1111iw1'sity projects. thc uniuu has mot with but iudiffcr- out su00c-ss this f'L'ill'. Thu pl-ublum of i1lTL'1'- 6-sting' the Dl'0fQSSiUllill 111141 l'YGllil1Q sclmol students has stubborllly 1'l'SiSfCL1 solution. Thmg uniuu has lwvu unable to initiutm- pmjccts uf its own owing To tho fillzluvizml 411-Hcit which it illhoritcd fl'UIll lust f'l'ilI S lmourd. The S010 social reglllatiml madc by The uuiuu to insure as fm' as possible the sllcfcess of all-uniwrsity dmlc-es has lwuu honored 1110111 in the lTl'U2lf'l1 than in thv olJsv1'Vu110c. owing Dkllfiiluj' tn iQl1Ul'il1lf'Q of 'thc regula- tion iwhich thc union fzlilvd lJ1'01bL'1'1j' to pro- HILIIQHTOU and partially to El sad lzwk of that h211'IHOHi0llS C'00Il0l'iltiUl1 whic-h should Chau'- acterize all-uuivn-rsify activitics. The 1'0Ct'11t 1'equi1'0n1011t of thc p1'cside11t uf thc u11ive1'- sity as to tho timoly 1'0gjiSTI'il'Ii0ll of univer- sity flU1C'fi0l1S nmy, one hopes, avcustonm the sponsors of those funvtious to 21000111 the same notice to those whom they lmve elected for the very purposo of 1lI'UVC11fillQf tho disastrous Oonflic-ts which nuxy so easily or-Our in thc f-nurse of the multiple activities of a 11l1iYE'I'- sity of the sizo of Loyola. Probably thc must iIll1JU1'ti11lT stcp tukvu by the union This ya-211' was Thu admission of women students to the union and the result- ant 1'91lI'USCl1filti0l1 of thc Stillllfll of Nursing on the board of g'ovo1'11o1's. During the prior scholastiv year. The uuivursity officials elv- vated what was f0l'lHQl'lj' the d0D31'fTl1el1t of nursing to the status of il svhool. Hence the nurses, constituting a sepzlrate College of the university. descrvccl 1'up1'ese11tz1ti011 ou the union board of gm'e1'11o1's togvtlu-1' with the other colleges. It was first 11ecessa1'y to admit women studvnts tn nwn1bc1'ship in thc union: This was zlwnllnplislnr-41 by sm IlTllf'lI'lIlI1'llT In flu- f'UlISfiTllfiHll. T'Il'l'4'JIl'1f'I'. 1111- unimn elrluptmltlnf-plan Uf'?lflIllimill2 101111-lm:11 1uI' g'UVt'l'll4ll'S um' 1-lm-1-to-rl flvlvgsltw- fmm I-nf-I1 fn' Thi' fin- Imspiinlw ilwlllflwl in HMA lwxx' svluml. 'l'lw iivr- 111-lm-22111-s xww c-xl-llnjm-11 Horn Tln- llCf'l'SSifj' of llL'lUll2'ill11' Tu any p:1z'tiff11l:n' swev clcmlc' 1-lass. mul www- 2'lYt'll ffullwftlw-lux' TflI'l'I' Yoh-S. thc lllllllllvl' pussc-ssc-rl by amy' U1lll'I' Nfl- lvgwuftl1o lllliV4'l'SiT-Y. .Xmirl 1114- :1r1n1sir1u':mfl mutual K'Il1lHll'2lSSIll1'1lt whivlu might bv wx- pn-4-twl YVIIUII lmlic-s first inVzxrl1- :nn wld ITIHS- vulim- st1'm1g'hnl4l. Thr- IWW elm-I+,-21114-s wwc- formally l'l'1'f'iYl'll H11 I+'1-b1'11z11gv 4 fn' this y.-mx Nzlflllwllly. it is now qllitn- pussiblv 111:11 uTl1v1' collcgvs may in the- fllTllI'0 bf- l'K'lll'l'S1'llT4'f1 by feminine 114-I1-gzxtm-s 4111 tha: bfml-41 uf g'0VQ1'l'lIrl'4. Ill fawf, flll' Svhuul uf Sllffiill Xvorli is HT lrrvs- cut so 11-p11-sm-lm-ml. amd wry vulmlmly. As il first snip in the f-ollstitlltimml nfvision which Thmf mlluissiml of 1111- Sr-lmul uf X111-sing entzlilud, thv 111114111 1't'l'UQ'1liZl'11 that ClQC'ti0ll of dch-gufos To thm- lNlill'11 of gnu,-1'11u1's was 111711-. 'fivally ilnpossilrlc in soma- sc-Ilfmls. f'1l1lS4f- qucutly, the Hlliilll now porlnits the appoint- mcut of rlelegzltvs when bofll thx- ilIl1MJi1lTIHt'l1t and the illlljllilltlxtl am- f01'lll21HY a1pp1-mm-d by a two-thirds wh- of thv buurml of 2'UVQ1'I1Ol'S. In additim1, thc union now 1'C11Hil'QS that all candidates for 0lCf,'ti0ll or appoiutnlvnt shall hzlvo a svlmlzlstic- Tilfillg' 411' mu-. Thcso. Thou, xxx-111 the major dmwulopllu-11tS of the year in 11141 Loyola Vniuu. It is pr-1'11aps llkkifhvl' possible um- dcsiruhlw tn siuqle out 11il1'fiC'l11il1' lllt'lllhL'l'S of thu 11021111 of 2'0VQ1'll4l1'S for illdividual praise. Tlmsv who wt such a fine exzunplv of group 2lf'fi0l1 wmlld. one is surv, prefer 1'Qf'UQ'llifiOll as il gruup for The Timo and effort thvy l'XIj011d0d in disc'11z11'gi11g' their duties. Xmwtlulless, it is only just to state that this O0IllIll01ldilblL' group action was a00uu1plishcd Hlldvl' and by virtue of the lead- crship of 11141 1J1'0SiLlU11f, M12 Thomas Czunp- boll, and tl11'oug'l1 the uutiriug and loyal work of the t1'eaS1u'01', Mr. John BFQIIHQIII. Fll1'fh91'- IHOIT. tho union is UZIQUI' to ac-knowledge pub- licly the valuable 111141 dcvotvd selwicvs of its faculty member amd f1'ic11d. the Rvverelld George XVzu'th. S. J.. dean of mcu. XVhile the uuiou would bc thc fu-st To rec- oguizc that much l'CIIlZlillS to lw done iu order to insure the iN'l'0Ill1V1iShll1G1lT of thc aims and purposes st-t out in its t-onstitution. it may wt-ll t't-el that it has tlont- a t-rt-tlitable yt-ar's work, upon tht- basis ot' whit-h a more power- ful antl etlit-it-nt organization may t-ontinut: to bt- built tluring' tht- next st-liolastie yt-ar. Arls Sllllll'lll Foumfil Ill-I stutlt-nt Count-ils rart-ly tlo anything that woultl attrat-t tht- attt-ntion of tht- stntlt-nt hotly at lai-gt-. Tht- t-llorts ot' the arts t-ount-il are usually t-ontint-tl to Io-t-st-nting' two tt-a tlant-t-s in tht- t-out-se of the yt-ar. ont- in tht- tirst st-mt-stt-r in t-tnijunt-tion with tht- Qirls til' llosary l'ollt-Q't- antl tht- otht-1' just bt-- t'o1't- lt-nt with Muntlt-lt-in l'ollt-Qt-. l'lat-h j'0il1' tht-st- tt-a tlant-t-s hayt- ht-t-n growiiie' mort- polnilai' antl mort- sut-t-t-sstnl. antl tht- lary- oI..xN l't-t-ls saft- in saying' that this yt-ar tht-y Wt'l'C hiu'g't-1' antl bt-ttt-r than t-yt-r ht-l'o1'e. 'l'ht- tt-a tlant-t- with Rosary was ht-ltl on a pleasant XXX-tlnt-stlay at'tt-rnoon in Xoyt-mht-r at tht- girls' st-hool in Rivt-1' Forest. Art Mvist-'s or- t-ht-stra l,ll1'1llSlll'tl tht- musit-. Rosary t'urnisl1t-t,l tht- rt-t'rt-slnut-nts, antl a plt-asant aftt-rnoon was tht- rt-sult tor all who attentlt-tl. The t't-a- turt- t-vt-nt ot' tht- tlay was tht- liltlllillblblllg' til' Ht-rnartl lgl'tlZtlXYNkl. prt-sitlt-nt ol' tht- t-ount-il. hy tiyt- ol' the t-mhi-yo lltiotllltms tri' tht- vam- pus. .Xntlrt-w Murphy. st-t-rt-tary ot' tht- eoun- t'-il antl t-hairinan ot' tht- tt-a tlant-t-, hatl to ear- ry on without tht- ht-lp ot' tht- tart-sitlt-nt until that t-xt-t-utirt- hatl bt-en rt-st-netl by an emis- sary from tht- tlt-an's otht-t-. x'l'ht- tt-a tlant-t- with Muntlt-lt-in was ht-ltl on tht- Tut-stlay at'tt-rnoon of the wet-lt bt-tore lt-nt. 'l'ht- girls ot' Muntlt-lt-in in-oyt-tl to ht- just as gt-nial hostt-sst-s as tht-ir sistt-rs on tht- wt-st sitlt- hatl ht-en, antl tht- rt-sult was Zllltlllltll' highly enjoyable at'tt-rnoon. tlnt-e mort- Art XYist-'s hantl proyitlt-tl tht- rhythm for tht- tlant-t-rs. -lohn llt-nnt-ssy. prt-sitlt-nt of tht- st-n- ior t-lass, st-ryt-tl as t-hairman of tht- tlant-t-. antl ht- aroust-tl tht- t-nvy ot' the rt-st ot' tht- t-ount-il hy having his pit-ture appt-ar in tht- tlaily papt-rs with that ot' Miss Shirley Brit-t-. Muntlt-lt-in's t l1illl'lllilll. lit-sitlt-s tht- prt-st-ntation ot' tht- two tt-a tlant-t-s. tht- t-ount-il tlitl littlt- tlt-st-rving ol' mt-ntion. lts legislatiyt- funt-tion is prat-tit-ally nil. hut it tlot-s manage tht- t-ontlut-t of tht- as- st-mhlit-s. Ainong' tht- spt-alters at tht- stutlt-nt asst-iuhlit-s Whit-h tht- 1l1't'Sltlt'lll of the Ntlltlt-lit eount-il eontlut-ts were Mrs. Maisie XVartl Slit-etl. mt-mber of the English publishing house of Slit-t-tl antl NVartl. antl Miss Sophia tlt-l Vallt-. a Mt-xit-an woman who atltlressetl tht- stutlt-nt botly COl1tfC'1'11ll1g affairs in ht-r natiye t-ountry. Day Law Studi'-nl Cuunvil HIC stutlt-nt t-ount-il of the tlay law school is tht- stutlent governing hotly of tht- insti- tution. The t-ouneil was atloptetl in ortler to establish a tlt-Qrt-e of st-lf-govt-rnment antl at the saint- timt- to tlt-yt-lop a t-loser relationship bt-twt-t-n stutlt-nts antl faculty. lVhether or not it tloes or t-an at-t-omplish any of its aims is a mattt-r of spt-t-ulation. but it tlt-st-rves somt- rt-t-og'nition for what it has tlone. Tht-rt- has always bt-t-n a grayt- tloubt as to tht- powers of the t-ouneil. but now tht-re was woi-kt-tl out with the assistance of the School authorities a system of by-laws to govt-rn tht- intt-rnal management of tht- t-ouneil. The law st-hool t-hartt-r grantt-tl by Father Freclt-rie Sit-tlt-nbnre'. S. J.. antl tlean John V. Me- Cormit-k on Deeembt-r 2. 1927, was atloptetl as tht- powers elaust- of the nt-w constitu- tion propost-tl by John Mehigan. st-nior rt-prt-- st-ntativt-. antl unanimously atloptt-tl by tht- t-ount-il. Tht- general wt-lt'are t-lause ot' this grant ot' powers Qiyt-s a yt-ry broatl Control to the t-ount-il- to obtain for the stutlt-nt hotly all sut-h rt-asonablt- antl proper atlyantagt-s as shall bt- t-ontlut-ive to its gt-nt-ral welfare antl to assist in tht- maintt-nant-e of gootl ortlt-r in tht- stutlt-nt hotly antl to aitl tht- stutlt-nts to tht- best of tht-ir ability. ln t-onjunetion with tht- Loyola unit of tht- lllinois statt- junior bar assot-iation, a stutlent- fat-ulty hantlnt-t was ht-ltl on Halloween night at tht- l hit-ago Bar Association. Rt-Vt-rentl Samuel K. NVilson. SZ. J.. prt-sitlt-nt of tht- uni- yt-rsity. Altlt-rman Quinn who spokt- on tht- 'l'raHit- Situation of fll1lC2lQO.H antl Quin t'l'B1'it-11, rt-prt-st-nting Mayor Kt-lly, atltlresst-tl tht- gatlit-ring. Dt-spite somt- t-tnifusion in tht- early part of tht- year. when the Mt-higan amt-ntlmt-nts wert- atloptt-tl only to have it tlist-overt-tl that tht-re was no ottit-ial t-onstitutitni t-xt-t-pt tht- t-barter from tht- law st-hool, the stutlt-nt t-ount-il t-stab- lishetl itself an important antl useful tlivision tit' the st-hool. I Take up lV y juurnalisls an oppurlunily lu vrv- alv- an imlividual Luyola Iilvralure- Tlu- Luyulal n Hli l.m'u1,.xN stuff has trim-tl this vt--11' to pri-st-ut tl lmuli lllllUt'l'l'lll l'l'UlIl tllllltl' l,uY- 0LAN's :intl t'1-uni Ullll'l' yt-at-lmults tlii-tnilgliulit the 1-cnllt-g'i:ntc worhl. XXX- linvt- t1'i+-tl tn intru- t,lllf'C iliiuvvzltioiis aiutl nun-ltios whivh u'uul1l st-1'Vc tu tlistinguish mu- lmuli frmn Hlll0l' lmulis of its typt-. It SL't'lllt'1l tu tlu- stuff ut tht- lwgiii- ning' ut' tlu- Xtlill' that ul' all thu yU2ll'l3tlllliS it, haul soc-n tlu-1't- was st-:tively il mu- thzlt l't'2lllj' 1.listing'uisln-tl itst-ll' :is tlilgfej-11-iit l'l'Hl1l thc Utlu-rs. Must ut' tht-m, lAlYtlI,iXN'Si1S wt-ll :ns tht- yn-zii-litmlcs of Ulllk'l' uuivcl-sitics mul 1-ullt-gt-s, fulluw ai tlwulitioiull wlivisiun untl il lizn-liiu-yt-1,l funn ut' layout. truly :in 4-xpe-1't 1-wultl toll u'lu-1'c- tht- lilyibllt ul' ont- tliffe-11-tl l.1'Ulll that of tlu- otlu-1's. It' a pt-1'su11 1-ih-ml titty zinnuznls in :1 hczip. lu- wmlltl lizmlly ht- ahh- tn tt-ll whit-h wus wllic-li without his glnssn-s. ln must st-lnmls every pupil knows just wliut page tu turn tu in Ul'1lK'l' to find his pic-turn-. :incl rnim- lu- has ftuuiel it lu- tln-mvs tht- hunk into il trunk or zi lmnlivnst- without 1-Vt-1' l2llilll2' tln- fl'UlllJll,' to roml it tln-hugh. thu' pui-puso all flll'tlllQ'l1 tho yt-111' has hm-n to t'l'OilTC smnetliing' nn-w in tht- 2lllll2llH of uni- vt-rsity j'Uil1'llOOkS, :intl t-spec-izilly ut' tht- lim'- ULAN. VX- 1-lunigc-ml tlu- sizo of mu' lmuli lu-- vnusc- we tl-lt that hy iunliing it liigfgff 1' we woultl llElYt' ai better 1-liznu-Q of lllillilllg' it Inf- ffr. F1-mn mvei- to 1-tm-1' wt- lulvt- tlouc- our hc-st to ln't-uk with trzulition. As fan' ns wc linuw, the- Govt-1' is oi'ig'iuul. Pt-rlinps sonn- tllllfll' st-luml has haul it ln-t'u1'e us, hut we at lf-:ist luivm- IICVQI' st-t-n uno just likt- it. Many ut' inn' ith-us, whit-h um- lwnt-stly thought won,- tn'ig'i1i:1l when wt- 1-mu-1-ivt-tl tht-in, wt- lizlvo latc-r found in otlu-1' htmlisg wt- lnivt- bot-ii fort-ml oitlu-1' to Yury our 0011C'PDfl0l1S soma-- what. ni- to znlmit f1'2lI1lilj' that suuu-one elsi- hzul ht-nts-n us to tht-in, Uni- Ulf tht- u'z1-vs in u'hif-h ui- lmvf- fl:-fi'--l Vt-'1l'lumli fl'2llllllHll is ln' vz1l'x'in-- UlIl'IPi1'Tlll'1'N l . ' ' - ,. In tht- sm-niui' st-1-tif-lu. whit-h ui-tlinzirily :ip- pt-ul's lilit- in ruglu-s' g'z1ll4-ry, uw- lmw- x':i1'if-fl tht- lmw-ligltnlluls :intl post-s :is liill' :ns lmssilllt- in owls,-1' tu suit 1-zu-h iiulivifluzsl, Hui' f':ir-ulty sn-1-t'i1m. instc-:ul ut' ai Iimiiutfmfuls ninss ut' 1-1-1- trziits, wt- lnlvm- ti-it-tl tu niulit- il 4-fullt-vtif-11 HI' llll'til'lH2ll :intl pt-rsfmsul lair-ll1I'1-suI'1llv tl--1-:ii-L nu-nt lu-auls, znul ul' tht-ni only. who lieiw- fli- rt-1-tt-tl thlll' 4-fllu-ntinni nt lmyulzl. XY4- linu- rlt-lilwmtt-ly Yzirit-tl tht- n1'1'z111gw-1114-111 wt' wuz' Q'l'0llll lvivtlllw-s. Ulll'l'll'H1'TNll2lY1' lu-1-n tlilw-1-tc-fl tmxtzn-tl mlivt-rsity l'?lllll'I' than unif'u1-mity. lu-- vuust- Wm- ft-lt that tliftk-11-nt 2'l'HlllIS :intl 1lit'- l.t'1'l'llT pcuplt- mln-st-in-tl mlitt'1-iw-nt lm-st-litntiuii. hvl' l12lVC l1'i1'ml in 1-1-wllititmizv tht- stylf- ful' tha- l'l'2l1llllQ nizitte-1' :us well. Huw ut'tm-u liziw- yuu, unfl lniu- uw-. uunls-sl tlilwriluli tritt- :intl 0X2lQ'Q'L'l'il'ft'1l zu-1-uunts of wgziiiizzltimis :nu-l uf-tivitit-s? XYlu-n you pit-lc up an yt-111-liuuli, yuu 1-xpm-vt Tllf'1'L'2l1llllgtl1l2lllt'1'ltblk' l1llSt'l'2llllfl. unt- lung tlzittt-ry ut' thx- ilulivimlunls, :intl Mwst tm- tht- uvtivitit-s. 'l'lu- U1'tlll12ll'f' st-lu-lnw tm' f't'ill'llU4lliN lll'lllIlll1lS ai st-t lllllllllvl' ut' umiwls un vm-li tupiv. lu :ull our writo-ups. insts-:ul wt' saying' to uurst-lv:-s, wc nc-ml llll'l'C lnuulix-ml xwmls on stu-li-:intl-sut-li. wt- lnm- wlmu- 1-ui' lwst tu gin- n-:wli llI'Q'2ll1lZilll1lll wliz1t1-x'1-i- spins- Wl' llltlllglll ll tlvsm-l'Yl'1l. Pz11l1lL'1l vulvyli is tllv 4-ursv of ulnwst 0X'1'1'j' yozi1'lmwli. in fm-t. of ail- umst t'X'L'1'j' stluh-ut iulhlicutiung uw- luwo tri--tl tu l'l'tllll'0 it to il miuinuun. Hui' Sl'llL'l1lt' ullmvs us to zlvc-oiiiplisli tha- l101'utofm't- iinpossihlo in tht- j'L'2l1'l1U0li tit-lil: 0.32. we lniw lu-cn uhh- tw nnikt- it il pit-vo ut' journzilisin :intl stu-lt-nt lll'l'l'illllI'l'. mul in mul' 4-inn-eit wx- say that uu- lnivt- l1ltYl'l' st-on il j't'ill'lM,i0li whit-h 4-uultl fultill thust- tt-rms. NVQ- luivm- not hull il l5llSillt'SS lll2lllil2'L'l' this yt-en' for st-Vt-lull 1'1-zismis. lu tht- til-st I-lucn-. nl- one on the stuff nt tln- lu-ginning ut' tht- yezn' had had enough experience to serve in that executive capacity. Then. too, the business of a book like ours is eventually handled by the editor. and why have a business manager who won't have to take care of the publication 's business? Rather than have an empty title for one of our staff members we have tried to give them work to do. not jobs to fill. John Bowman was the most experienced underclass member of the staff at the begin- ning of the year. The task which needs atten- tion tirst ot' all is the taking of pictures of the seniors. John had worked on the senior sec- tion in previous years. and was thus the logical ehoiee to take charge of the section this year. The arrangement of Loyola. with its seniors scattered over thirteen different divisions of the university in all parts of Chi- cago. and with one department two hundred miles away in Indiana. makes this no easy task. -lohn gave the work his best efforts, and the result has been highly satisfactory. The book needed someone to take care of the group pictures. which form so large a part ot' the make-up. XVe called on Lionel Seguin. a junior. To assume the responsibility. His willingness to go to all sorts ot' places at odd hours has been an important reason for the success which we feel is achieved in our groups. Xlve have tried to vary them. to make them original, and in that attempt. Lionel's suggestions have been among the most fruit- ful and benehcial. Few people realize the amount of detail and oftice work required in the production ot' a yearbook. Junior Vordes has given much ot' his time and effort to that part of the work which is probably more thankless than any other. The success ot' his efforts has meant much to the success ot' the book. For the third successive year Edward Schneider has handled the sports section ot' the l,ovoIa-xx. He is probably more deeply and seriously interested in the progress and recog- nition ot' athletics at Loyola than any other student in the university, and the earnestness and enthusiasm with which he sets himself to his task are born ot' a purpose, the raising' ot' the athletic status of lioyola. His accounts are surprisingly accurate and devoid of boast- ing. a phenomenom characteristic ot' athletic stories in a yearbook. Paul Healy has given Ed his best efforts in assisting him in the writing of the section. James Quinn has really done well in han- dling the fraternity section. He was slow in starting on his work. but ill the first six weeks of the second semester he compiled the entire section. Working with the various fraternities throughout the university is no easy job. Some of them cooperateg some do not. The co- operators make the job pleasant: the others make it difficult. Jim has managed all of them well by interesting each group individually in the success of the book. To Jim also must go the credit of a large part of the sales of our book. His ability to contact prospective read- ers on all campuses of the university has gained us many new readers and, we hope. new friends. Jim has really been the business man ot' the staff. At the last minute. everyone finds himself writing copy. XVL- have tried to keep ours free from the drivel which is almost characteristic of yearbooks. 'George Fleming has had the re- sponsibility of writing. re-writing and editing the bulk of the reading matter. Everyone on the staff has had a hand in the work. and many not on the staff have helped. To George Renter. Alex Moody, Joseph Czontska. and John Funk go special mentions for their as- sistance and suggestions. John Vader has taken most of our photo- graphs. lVith our somewhat limited equip- ment. he has been able to produce worthwhile results. The experience he has gained this year should make him even more valuable to future l,ovoI..xN's than he has been to this one. His readiness to inconvenience himself has made it possible for us to present an almost unprece- dented variety of photographs. He has been willing to work long and hard on group pie- tures, too. so that they would be successful. Paul Byrne is the most promising of our freshmen staff members. He has compiled the entire index almost single-handed, and has lent a hand in writing copy and taking pie- tures. No one on the entire staff has been more industrious than Paul. Much ot' his work has been tedious and monotonous, but he has handled it all willingly and efficiently. The year has been a successful one for the l.ovoI,.xN. The staff has produced what it be- lieves is a highly individual book. XVe know tl111t Hlilllj' people. who 1111- 14141 1i111i4l 14,1 enjoy il 111-4-1111 from tradition 111141 C'41llVt'll1lUl1 111141 too sterile 141 offer O1'1Ql11211 i414-11s, will 4-ritieize 11s, but we Cil1'C not tl1e least l1i1. Nl'1llll'l' 4141 w4- p11y tl1e le11st, 11tte11tio11 t0 the 414-4'isi4111 of 4-011- test judges. 1Ve have l1e111'4,1 tl14-111 11111: 111141 h11ve t11ll1ed witl1 them 4-114111011 141 1i11UxV 111211 they Zll'L' t1'11c1iti011111ists i11 the w411's1 sense 411' 111111 term. 'l'l1eir 0pi11i4i111s 4141 1101 1114-1111 21 thing 141 us. 1111411 4111e of our 1'C21SOl1S is 111111 141 1114-111 other peoples' 01111110118 11101111 just 11s little. It as 41isti11g11isl1ed Z1 11C1'Sflll21Qf0 11s t1'111'di1111l N1-w1111111 felt himself 0011111011011 111 write 5111 11p0l41gy 1'41r his ONVII existe114-4-. t't'l'1211lllj' we. the e0111pilers 01' tl1e L411'41L.1N, will 4141 well t41 give 2111 4lp41111411'41 pro 1'Z'1'fI 1141s!1'41, S1llC'l' we l111ye S11'ilj'0L1 from the 110211011 1111111 411 ye11r- books. we have felt it only 1'11i1' 141 11ffl'1' 41111' re11s4111s. 111111 s0 we give y4111 this 1144444111111 of our 114-tivity. 2111 Fl11i1lYS1S 411' wl111t we ll21Yl' t1'ie41 to 1141 111141 what we have f1011K,' tl1is f'C2ll'. The staff 4'1f tl1e L4i11'4'11,.1X l12lS l11l1411'4-41 for ele1'4-11 111tll11l1S 011 tl1is XVt1l'li 211111 it hopes y4111 like it. The Loyola Quarterly ITTLE 01' the speet114-11l111' XYHS i11 the latest 1'41l11111e of 77111 LOUUIII Q11441't411'1y, little 111211 was dazzling OI' 111111s1111l C1l1lllQl1 t0 excite 11n111zet1 11tte11ti011. True 11s t11is is. it by 110 111011118 SQIYS 01' implies 111111 the volume was either l11eki11g i11 eolor or 1111w01'tl1y of re- mark. Students of tl1e Q1ll1I'fl'I'1-11, if there were sueh people. would 11i1V0 110tieed that E1 tl1ree-year period of devel41pme11t XVHS d1'11wi11g to its 4-lose. Climax 111611, 1'2lll101' 1112111 catas- trophe: the volume was full. 1'011l1k19d, 111111 mellow. relying more O11 Stllllxl' 111111 skillful prese11t11ti011 111311 011 1311121111-lillilllg' pyroteeh- nies 111141 C'0l01'fl11 display. Tl111t development has C0llN1Sit'L-1 i11 the evo- 11111011 of the Q14411'te1'1y from 21 4-l1ie11y liter11ry l11Z1Qi1Z11'lk' i11t41 a general review of eultural topic-s. This growth NVHS i11 keeping with the times which insists-11tly L1L'l1121l1dQC1 111111 Cath- olies assume an aetiye interest i11 every phase of C01119IH110l'211'f' life. The C11tl10lie eollege Hl21fIi1Z1l10. if it was to e011ti1111e E18 tl1e 01'gi111 of the e0l1eQi11te Tllllld. 111141 t0 turn from the study of letters 1111d art strietly so-e111led to 11 CO11S1C101'H1iO11 1111c1 21 Slillllllilflllg' disetissiou -1 0 411 1l14-11' 1111141111114-111111 1'4-l11114111s 141 11141 1114111414-1' s414'i11l 4441114-441'11s. .X11411'4- :ill it was 114-4'44ss111'j.' 141 Q41 4l4'4-114-1' llllfl 1114- pl1il41s41pl1i4- l1114'ltg1'4111114l 411' the l1l4- 111141 tl14- lll1'l'7l1lll'f' 141 XX'l1lf'l' 11 -f'1'4- , 1 -11 l1ll'Tll 111141 s11st4-1111114'4-, 'l'l1e f!ll1lI'lfI'I4ll 111141 1l11'41112'l141111 its 1114114- 1112111 tl1i1'1y j't'21l'S 411' p11l1li4-11114111 1111111i1'44s1414l 1111 i1114'1'est i11 1llt'N4' XY141l'I' fit-ltli. 11111 i1 rf'- 11111i11e41 1'411' 1'4-4-4-111 times t41 see i1 4-41114-e1111'1114- ll11'l'f'll11. ll41w4-1'4-1' 1il1'Q'l' il 111'4111411'1i4111 411' tl14- st11414-11t l14141y is 4-411124-11it11lly411' ll2llP11llilll.Y F111- ti1111Il11'1iO 141 tl14- 4'41ll4-ge ITl?IQ'J1Zllll'. llll' 11111441 lli1S ll12l11l' 21 1'4-111 ef1'411't t41 li1't'I1 11ll wi1l1 11141 ti111es 111141 1-4-1le4-t 4'l11111g4,-s i11 1114- S1ll11l'lll 41111- l4141li. N2l1l1l'?lllj'. the 11111g'11zi114- Sllfl'1'1'S wl1e11. 21S i11 tl14- present 4'11s4-. the 1'l12lllQ't' is 2111 2111841- ll111'lY 11t'l'1'SSill'f' 11110 which 111'i11g's tl14- 44411144244 y4111tl1 1'11e4- 141 1'2l1'l' with 'l'1'illlff' 111141 its 414- 111211l1,1S 11111111 l1i111. liven with this I1f11'T1ill 1'4-- 111f'121111't' T41 4'41l11'l'41l1t the I111l11y 41Cf'll1l'f1l.V 1111' 11llfilSil1lf 1'l'ill11l1'N 411' the 1l1'CS4'1lT. 21 04414141 414-111 1111s l'1ee11 41411141 14111111-4,1 111'4,1pe1'ly 41ri4-111111i11g the St11L1.Cl11 l1y i11sisti11Q 111111 he express his 111U11g'111N 4111 these very el11111g'es 111141 hy f'i1l1111u' t0 his 21ilL'1111l111 the 4f1pi11i4,111s 01' l11l1l'1'S 4111 the 8211110 i11111411't1111t subject. Thus tl1e 11114.-st y41l11111e of tl1e Q14411'f1 1-111 11215 see11 E1 well nigh 1111l11'L'Qt'k1L'11iC4.1 ll1lI11lJL'1' 411' i11'1lt'lt,'S 4111 pl1ilt1s0pl1y 1111411 its l1C'i1I'1112'S 1111 the motlerii 800110. Medi11ey11l 1l11l1lit'1'S 41f siu'11i1i- 4-1111ee 111 the present were 1111111114-41 i11 s41111e detail. Thus the C'OH1P211'3i1VL'lj' little k1141w11 Rilfllltillll 111111. subject 0f 21 Sj'I1lI1L1S1l1I11 with 3I11111,11,'l0l1l tf'41llege. w11s e011side1-ed l1y Quar- ft'l'I'1f writers 11s the expoiuider 41f il distiitetiye 111etl14141 t'41r f'O11Y4?I'S1011 of 1111l1elieye1's. F111111 il little l1et'41re l1is time w11s AlJ0l211't1. XVl1UI11 some regard 11s the first to f0rm11l11te St'llO1ilS- tie e1t411'tsg i11 View of the XY1L10SI11'l'i11,1 C11I'1'l'11T 41isp11tes 4111 lT101'i11 p1'olJ1e111s. L4111is T41rd1-1111's study 0f this tirst system XVHS 1't'2lllj' sig'11i1i- 4'-1111t. A1141tl1e1' symposiiim l11'011g'l1t f01'1l1 21 sl141rt 4'4111si11e1'11ti011 of St. Tl14111111s U11 the Villllf' 411' studies: C1U1JG11L1ll1g 011 l11,1U' well this w11s t11l1e11 141 heart. its S1Q'l'l1l1l,'i11lt'U 411111 111 le11st l1e l11l2lQ'1l19L1. But 114,11 1111 the 11rtic-les were 01' s0 gt-11e1'11l 211111 l11N1l11'lC'i11 il 1111t111'e. Others. keeping in the f01'U2l'01l11d the b11sie principles of The sel14'1l11stie pl1il0s41pl1y. SHYV them applied 1111- der Yi11'1011S C'1l'C1'lIl1ST811CCS 111 ditfereiit times. Thus. editor 31011111111 treated 411 A111e1'- 11-1111 1-11111-11111111 111 t11is 1igh1. w11i11- 1111111111- 311-K11111 111211.10 1111 1-X1-111-si1111 111111 1111- 11211111- 4XI11t'l'11'Z11l 1-1-11 111 1'0v111111i1111 10 show 11 1'2111l1'1' llll1lS1l211 l11ilI111il'S1il1141ll 111' this s111111- 1111115' 111 111-1111-11111-s. 1111-11111111111-s 1il1iL' 1111 il g'111111 111-111 111. 110111111-'s 1111111: 1111' f!1l1lI'f1,l'1-If 11-1011 111 1ll'1ll2' 11111 1-111'111i11 11h11s1-s 111. t11is s1-11-111-0 111 11L'1l11l1Q wi1h 1110 Q'l'11XY111 111. 1110 s1-1'1'i11- s11110 111111 with 1111- 111111-111s 111' 11111- 1-1111i1111is1s, 1111111-11111-111110' 1111- 11111111-1' 111111' with 11 s01-i1111s il1l2l1j'N1S 111111 11211111 111 il V1'1ll 111 s111i1'11. T111- s1-1-1i1111s c-111'1'i1-11 11111 11111 s1111111 I11'11g'1'i1lH. Plays XY1'1'4' 1'1J1lS11,1l'1'l'11 11-1,1111 1111- s111111- Q1-1101-111 st1111111111i111 111111 1111- 1-11i1111's i11s11'11131011 1'0v11-11'- l'1'N 111 1-11111-1-1-11 1110111s1-1V11s with 1h11s1- 111111ks 111111 111111111 1111111111' 111'i11g' 11111110 1111- 1111i111s 111111111 111 1111' 111-111-11-. 111 1:1-011i11g' 111111 this 11111- i1-1' 211111 with 1111- 11-1111i1i111111I 11111 11s1111l13' i11- t'1l1i1'1'1ll211 1111-1111i1'1-1'si1y 1111111-1. il 11111' 1-111'111-1' was 1111111111. .1'11l1' 1111' 11151111-11 i1 1111-11111 11111 111- 1111. 11111 11 was i11111111'111111 111 111111 it s1111w1-11 1111- 1111-ly i11101'0s1 111' 11111 11111111111g' 1?lXVj'11l'S 111 1111-11' w111-11. 191-11111 l'Yl'1l this s1i1-11-115' 1'1'V113XY it 1-1111 110 s1-1-11 111111 1111-1-11 is 111111-11 1011 11111111111-, 11111 111115' 111111 XY1l11'1l sl1111-1- :11111 1111111111-11111-ss 1111-1111110 11111 01'1-11 11111-1 111' 111111 XY111l'1l 1-1111111 W1-11 11ilY0 111-1-11 1111-111111-11 i11 1111- 111-11g1'11111 111' 1111- v111111111-. 11111 s111-h is Q'11ll1'l'il11j' 1110 l'21Nl' 111111 11101-0 is 111- 111- s111-1-1111 1101-11 1'111- g'1'11V1- 11iss111is1'111i-111111. T110 V1-1-y s11111'11-11111i11g's 111'11 il 1l'SSllll 111 1111-111s1-1v1-s, 15111' 11111s11 W1111 11111 1111111' 1JC1s1 111 1111V111111 11l11S11 1'11i1i11g's 1111- 1011s1 111 1111 is 111 111111111 1111-11111111 111' 1111-11' 11111111-s. f'1'1-1111 1111-11 is 1'1'il11j' 11111- 111 111- 1-1-111'y 1-1111111' Jilllll'S S1111l11l', 11111' 1-1111111' -1111111 11. 112lQ'1l1'11J, 211111 1111- 1111101' 11101111101-s 111. 1111- 121111111 rlif s11111'. Tlw Lnyola Ne-ws TR1K1N111.Y i1111s11-1111-11 111 1110 1w1-11111 1'111111111- 111. T111 I,11.1111l11 .Y1 uw, 111111-1111 stu- 1111111 l1l'1YSIl21ll11l' 111' 1,11y11111 1'11i1'1-1'si1y was 1111- i11v11111111111- s111'vi1-1- 111' 1110 1'1l111'Qfl' 11111111111 111 11111111-1-11 1111iv1-1'si15' 1111-, Iv1111l'1' 1111- 11-11111-1'sl1i11 111' 1 1'11111i NV. 11ill1s- 111:11111. -lr., 1-1111111'-111-1-111111. 11'1111i1i1111111 1111111-i1-s W1-110 1-11121111111-11 111111 t'1lil1lQ,'L'S 111' 111111-11 1111111111 XY1'1'1' 11111111- this y1-111'. T111- 1111111-111'11111-0 111' 111111111 3111122 111111-1- 1111-t111'11s 1111111 111IYl' 11111-11 11s1,-11 111 1111- 1111s1 s1-V1-1-111 f't'i11'S 11-111 1111 l'l1111'1'1j' 111-11' 111111 111'ig'1111-1- 1'111l1'ilt'11'l' 111 1111- 1A1j'1112l W001i1j'. .Xs 21 1'1-s1l11 111. 1111s 1111111-5' 11111 Nurs' I11f'1111'l' 71 111111-g-110 111111' 1-o11111i11s il 011111111010 H111 of 1110 11101-11 111111111-111111 111-1-s111111g'1-s 11g'll1'111g' 111 011011 1VL'Q1iiS 0v0111s. 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T111- Y11111 i11101'0s1 111' 11ss110i1111- 1111111111' -11111 Q11i1111, ill11,1 111111 w111'111y's W1'1111lg' 1111111111-s 111111 1101-11 111-ws 1111111.vsis 111' 11ll1VC1'S11j' 01'0111s 1-111111111 111- g'11i11s11i11. BIQ1'1111111l'11115' s111111ki11g', 1111- st1111 s111-0011111-11 111 ll12'lSTl'1'1llQ,' 1111- 1111sh-1111'1 111-111111110 101-1111111110 111-01111 il y11:11- 110111 1l111101' 1'11l'lll1'1' 1-1111111' J111111 P. G111-111-1-1, This s11'i1-115' 11111111-1-11 styh- 111' 11111111--1111 111111'ks 1111- .Y1 11's 11s 111'1llQ,' 1111 111 1110 1111111111' 111 1'111-111 11s 11011 11s 111 11111111-111. T110 sl1111'1s s1-1-111111 W11s Q'1Yl'l1 11s 1111111111' 1-v1111111ti1111 11111' 1111- 111-st 111110 111 Illilllj' j'Cill'S. w111,-11 1111- s111-111111 11111111-1' was 111'Q'11ll 1111 21 1'igh1- 11211111 111100. S11111'1s 1-111s 111111 111111111'111111 s1111'i1-s 11'1-1'1- 111-1-11si11111111y 1111 1111- first 1111g0. 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'11111' winner, -11111 Bl'Cl11l2lll. night 12lXY s1-11io1' who 11121116 il 111-1'1'1-1-t l'1'1'11l'11 i11 2111-ssing th1- mys- t1-1'i1,111s 11,11-11tities is the l11st 111' l,11yol11's 1'111'- sity 110111111111 1111-11 to 11-11y1- t111- 111l1YL'1'S11f'. A1111th1-1' 1-ontest. 111-151111 il w1-1-k 111'1'111-1- 1111,' 1'11I'1S1l112lS l111li1,111ys, 11111-1'1-11 XY1111111-1V11l,' prizes 111 1110 81111191115 XY1lll 1-1111111 1'11I1l1' 1'111s1'S1 11' guessing' 1111- SC'4ll'L'S 111' 1111- 11111111111-rs' 111111- 11111i1Q111y 1111g'1- g111111-s. The tl1i1'11 1-111111-st 111-- Cll1'l'C1.1 i11 t111- spring XV1l911 21 111-w 11111119 1'111' 1111- 11thleti1' t1-11111s w11s 111-ing' sought to 1'1-111111-Q the titl1- of R111111111-1's. XV1ll1'11 was Ul'11t'I'L'11 1-l111ng'1-11 hy il f211,'1l11j' 1-11111111ittee. 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At tl11' llll1'l1llQ'llllj' 1llt'L'l1112'S 111'I1j'O1' xx'11s .u1'111'11i11g1x' tlu' 111'111'1' 111' tl11' 111131 XVitl1 x':11'i- 1ti1111s. tlu' l,itt11' Hl'li1'1' 111. tl11' lill'HSl'l1 Xv11'Q'1l1 xx IN 1'1'1'it1'1l 111111 tlu' illlfxlillllll 111.1119 1Ill'11111t'I'S 'NIN'1'iz1llX 11i1'1'1'11'11 t11xx':11'11 tl11' i1l1'111 1111 111'x'11- 111111 211111 s1'1'x'11 1' 111 lllll' 1,1111x'. Utlu'1' 111'g':1111z:1t11111s 111u11'1'1:1li1- 11111911 111' tlu' Plili 111,'1'1'111'1111'11 113' tlu' s1111:11itx' 111 11tlu'1' 11111ls. 1'11t'111't1111:1t1' 1-i1'1'11111st:1111-os 11:11'1 at l11x'11la1 tc'1u11'11 t11 11iss111'i11t1' Hlilllj' 111' t1u's1' 1111111 llll' 111'fi11it1'lx' 1'1'lig'i1111s z1s111'1't xx'l1i1'-11 s111l:1lit,x' ll'2lll1'1'Sl1l11 1'11111'1'1's. N111 t11:1t t11c's1' 1l1111s :11111 tlu' lilcc' 1111 11111 1111 t111'i1' xx'111'li xx'c'l1, 11111 t11 s1111u' 1111s1'1-x'1'1's it Ht'l'111l't1 111111 tl1c'1'1' xx 1S 21 111'1'11 l'111' :1 l'11lll'1' 1'11111'11i11:1ti1111 1x'itl1 tlu' 1111g'1':1111 11f 11is1i111'tix'1'lx' l':1t1u1li1' :11'ti1111. As tlu's1' 1111s1'1'x'1'1's szlxx' it. 111:11 1u'1'1l 111111111 111' t11ltill1'11 111'st. il' 11111 111111u', 115' z11'1-111'11i11g' :1 1111t1':1l 211111 11i1'1'1'tix'1' 1111siti1111 111 tlu s1111z1litx'. Firstly. ll't'l111'l'N 1111 tlu' 1111siti1'111 111' tlu' 1 l1111'f'l1 111 t111'1'1g'11 r'11l111t1A11's xx'1'1'1' 11lt1'1'1 1l t11 l'.1tl111li1- g'1'111111s. 1'1'1 11:11'1'11 11x' S111l1l'1llN 11111-101' t11'11ltx' s11111'1'x'isi1111. 1l1l'Sl' t:1llxs xx'c'1'1' 111 11':1st ully l'1'1'1'ix'1'1l :11111 :11t1':11't1'1l s1'11111' 111'g1'1'1' 111' 1tt1'11ti1111, 111 I'1I11j1111t'11111l xx'itl1 11u's1' 11'1't111'c's. 111li1'1'1's 111' tlu' s111111li1x' 11is1'11ss1'11 i1111'111'f't11:1l 111111'1'sl1i11 11l'l.ll1'l' s1'x'c'l':1l s1'l11111l :1111li1'1101's. H111' :1t All11l11t'1l'11l stz11't1'11 21 11111x'1'111011t t11xx':11'1l 111u'z111ix1'11 1'x111'1'ssi1111 111' g'1':11111:1tQ ll1U1lQ,'11TQ 111111ll11'1' :it X111'111:1l 1x'1111 t'111' tlu' s111':11i1'1' 11111 1111'1'1' 1llZl11lllfS 11111111' 1111t 1'x'1'11 sxx'01't1111'11ts. Lcss 11111tc'1'i11l 1'c'xx'z11'11s xx'c'1'1' Q'2ll11l'4.l 115' tlu' 111c'1111u'1's 1111141 1411111 1111 tlu' xx'111'1: 111' 111'1'ss x'igil:11u'1'. A ll21Slf'il11xl1'lll11I1l1t'2111'tljU11,ll1lS xx'11s still i11 its 1'111'11111tix'1' stz1g1's 11s tlu' y1':11' 11C21l'l't1 its 1'1111. 11111 l'llll11Q'l1 112111 11c'1'11 1111111' 111 111'ig'11t1'11 tlu? 111'11s111'1-ts 11111 tlu' IICXT x'1'F11'. 111 1it1'1':11111'1' s1111u'xx'l1z1t l1'ss xx':1s 1111111' 1112111 is 11Sl1il1lj' tlu' 1'11s11. 11111 C1lO11g'll 111 111'es1'1'x'1' xx'l1:1t l1z1s 111'1'11 11111111 111111 t11 1111il11 lllbl' tlu' lil!- t111'1'. 1111111111 11111l'll 111' xx'l1:1t tlu' 11lt'1l1lJU1'S 1li11 Illtlllg' tl1is :11111 t1ll1L'1' li1u's xx':1s i11 1j'1111jl1111'- ti1111 xx'itl1 tlu' z11':11l1'111i1's. S1'x'1'1':1l otf t1u's1' xx'1'1'1' 1'l':lllj' 1111t1'xx'111'tl1x', 11111 tlu' 1'111'1'11u1st 1x':1s tlu' 111issi1111s 1111110l' tlu' 1li1'01-ti1111 of 1112 1:1l'll2ll'4l 'l'. l1k'1l'l'S, S. -1., xx'l1i1'11 stz1g'1'1l 1'z1l111's, 11:1sli1't11:1l1 2'2l111l'S, 211111 si111ilz11' 111'1u'fits for tl11' ,l1's11it 111issi1111s. l1t111'1' :u'z11,11'111i1's 1'1111ti11u011 111111'l1 :is 11c'l'111'Q. xx'it11 :1 1111ssi1,1lx' g'1'c'z'1t01' 111'- Q'l'l't' 111. st11111'11t c'1111111'1'z1ti1111. lt xx'11s il y1'z11' 111' t1':111siti1111 211111, like 1111 811011 f'021l'S. it f'1111sist1'11 111'i11c-i1111l1y 11f 11112111121- ti1111,'11l111111i11g'. 111111 lu1l1i11g'. F111' xx'l1:1t xx'11s 11111u' 111111-11 111'11is1' is 11111' tlu' 11111111'1'11t111', tlu' R1'x'. 1'l11xx'z11'1,1 11. l'11l111111, S. J.. xx'1111sQ 1'1'11111s1'l 211111 t'X1'Jf'1'1l'11f'l' xx'e1'0 1it1'1':111x' il1XV2lj'S at tlu' 11is1111s111 111' 11111 11u'111111'1's. 112111 11111' ti1111's 11c'1'11 11ift'1'1'1'11t, 111111'e s111'1'iti1' 2lC'C'l1Hll1llSl1l11t'11TS 111ig'11t 11z1x'1' 11c'1'11 1u,1t1'11. But si1u'0 tlu'y xx'1'1'1' 11111. it is well tl1z1t 1x'1' C2111 l'l'1I12l1'li 1111 tlu' z1111111111t 111. :1111111t11ti1111 1-111'1'ic11 1,111t. Il12lSll111t'l1 11s this 1111111 11111ks 11111stlx' t11 tlu' f11tu1'1'. it is l1C'211'1f' i1111111ssil111' t11 t1'1111s1:1t1' it i11t11 t1'1'111s 111' 1'ft'1'1-t1'11 zu-1-11111111isl11111'11t. Yet xx'111'1c 1111s 11e1'11 1111110 t11xx'111'11 111'1'11111'i11Q tlu' s111l:11ity t'111' z11'tix'- iti1's 11'1u11'1's11i11, il' t11z1t 1'l1z111g'0 is lz1t1'1' 111111111 111'si1'z111l1'. XVl1l'11 111'1'ss x'igil:11u'c'1 tlu' S11G2llit'l'S' 1ll11'1'il11, tlu' xx'1'it1'1's' 011111, tlu' 11llil11Hll'j' 011111- 111itt1'1', 111111 tlu' likt' sl1z11l 1111x'Q 111'1'11 Si1l'1Sl121l - t111'i1x' 11111'1'z1ti11g t'111' 21 ti11u1, the st1111Q11t 111'1lilj' 111111 111011 11l'1ll'1' 111-1-i111' 1111 l11'1xx' it sliall z11'1'ix'1' :1t :1 1-11111'11i11z1t111,1 111'11g1'z1111 of t z1tl1111ic' z1Qtio11. Seen nd Ver uch earcl The- all-lmlc-rs :mal curators fo-:lr fur humanity. as lln-y sulvl- lhe- worl1I's prohlc-ms Sc-nior llc-hal i ng YRIN11 1110 1111s1 111'11 1'11111's 11111 111141 1111- 1J111i11g 111'0'1111iz11111111s 111 1.111'11111. 1110 1,111- Ola 1f1111'01'si11' 11l'1J1l111lg' S111111111' 11111111111s1-11 111' 111e 111011111111's 111' 1111- 111111111' 1-111ss11s 111111 1111- CHC111111' 1311111111110 F11111111 111111111 is 1'0s11'i1-11-11 111 1111111 1.111111 1111- SUll111l1111ll'l' 2111111 1'l'1'S1ll112l1l 0111ss0s, 1-1111111111011 111 C'i1l'1'j' 11111 1111- 1111111-1' 111111 111111 1,11-1-11 i111111g'111'111111,1 111 11111 S11111111' g'1'1111l1 111 1110 1i11'111'i1,111s f'1'il1'. This 1Jli111'j' 1lZlS 11111110 1111- 1Ji1111lg' 111 1111111111 111111111 21 1111111111' 111' 111-1's1111111 1101111111111111111 1112111 21 1111111111' 111 11111111110 111-- b1110s. C'11111'1111'011 111111 11111 11111111s 111111 11'01'1- 11'i11- 111110 1111 1111111' 011g11g'011111111s w111'11 11111 g011111g 1110 11111 1'1111111 1'1'11111 1111111- 11111111111s, 1111- 111111011 of 11111 1011111, Mr, A111ys P. H1111111111, has 1111- 1'0111111111 il 1111191-1'0111 1111-11 111 1111112111112 111111111111011. S1111'1i11g 111111 11111 11ss1111111111111 111111 1110 10f1111s 111111 11'1111 111011' 11111111s 111111 11111111 s1111111111111g' 111 111111111 11111 jl1l12'O 11111l1i 111111' 11'01'11 1'111I1111'i11g' 11111 1111111-1' s101'01111'11111,1 1111111s 111111 1111 10111115 11111'1i1- 0111011 u1111 111111121110 111111 1111s 1112111 11'11s 11111 1110 11-1111 s111u1i1111 111 1111- 1111111111111 111111111' C11N1'11SS1Ol1. 1110 1,11y1111111s 111'1111111'1111 111011' 1111111111111 with 11 1'i011' 111 1-11111'i111 i11g 2l111111'1N'1'S 1'1111101' 1111111 ju11g1-S 111111 11'111'0 1111 11111 111.1011 11111 011111-1111s 111 1111101' 1111111111112 11111111s with 1111111s of 1111111' 1111'11. 11 11'11s 11211111711 111111 11111s11 j1111g'11s 111111 111111 1111111' 1111'11 1111111s 1111 1110 Sll11j01'1 1211111 11111s11 i11011s 11'111'11 1'111'1' 111111-11 1110 S1111111 111 11111s1 1111s1-S1 11'11u11i1 011111 1111-11' 111101si1111 111 1110 1011111 111111 1110s1 0111s1111' 111111111110111111 11111s11 1111111s. 1111111111 1111s 1101'01', 111 11111 111s1 111'11 1'11111's, 111111 il 1111s11 111111 11'11s si11111111' 111 111211 111' illlf' 1111101' 1011111 111111 111111' 1111111 111111. This 111111 111011111 111111 11101' 11'01'11 11111 011111110 1111111' s11111'11 of 11111 11111-1si1111s. but 1111s 1'11s1111 1111s 11111 1111111111 il C'11i11lQ'1' 111 11111 11101105 111' 1110 1011111. 1111111011011 111111s 2l'1'1C1' S111110 of 1110 11111111111s 11111'0 5111111111 111111 11111 1111111110 who 11'111'11 1is1011111g' 1'111' 11111 1111111111111111111111 111'- f01'01,1 YV1'1'C' Y1'l'-X' 11111f'1l 111 1'2lY1J1' 111' 11111 i1l'l'11- 111111, 1'1111111111111111:11 11111111'six 111. 1111- 1,111'11111 111.-1, i11111'111'1-1'1111111- 111 1111- 1-111111111111 111111 111' 11 171112111 1111 s111111 111111f1-111'1111- 1111111.1's1s 111 1111' 111111-1' 11111111s. 1,111'11111's 1111111 111' 1111111111112 11JlS 11111 111-1111 ll S111-1-0ss 111 t11111'1121111l'11t 1-11111111-1i111111. .11 1111- S111111 1lll'l'1 1111111 111' 111111111s S11111- N111111111 V111- 1020 111 X111'111111. 111i11111s, 1111- 11111-11111 11-1111.1- s0l11111i1'11S 1114111 il 1111111 111' 111l'111,1 111-1111111s 11111 111' t11'1111'11. 111 11111s1'1 111-111111-s 1111- 1111101-s 11'1-1'11 u111111i1111111s 111 1111-11' 11111-1xi1111 111211 1.111'11111 111111 21 1,11ffl'1'1'111 1111s0 1'1'11111 Elllj' 1l1111'l' 1111111-1-11 111111 111111 11111 1'-11x11 111' 1111- 1111111111111 11110111 QXTVI1 11'111'1i if 11 11'111'11 111 111- 0111111 21 Tl'1211. 11111 1111'5' 11'111'11 111s11 1111111111111111s 111 s111'111g 111211. 11s 11111' 114 111Qj' 11'111'0 11111111111-111-11, 11111 1111s1- 11'11s 11111 1'1141.1f'111 for 11111 111111111111 111' 11111 1101111111 211:1.b1x1'10l1. 1'1-1'- 11111'1s 1110 11111111111-rs 11111 11111'11 ll 1111111-111 1-11s1- 111111 11111'111111s 11 11'11s 11011' 211111 11i11A111'0111. 11111 111 1110 1'111j-11 111' 111111111 1111111'1s11i1111 111111 111111-11 111111- 015111 11101' 1111111111111111 111 11111111111111 11'h111 1111,-1' l!O1lS1L1l'1'Cl,1 111 1111 1111- f'111'1'l'1't 111111111-111 111111 1-1-11- 110111i0 s111u111111 tll 11111 111111s1i1111. A s111'1'111' of 11111 1011111110 1111111111'11i11s 111 11105111 111-111s S111-111s 111 su1111111'1 1110 11111111111111111 111 1,111'11111, T110 s110111111 111 1111' 111111'111111111111s 11111 1,111- O1i1l1N 1111011111111 11'11s 111 BIZl1ll'111'S1l'1' 1f11111-Q0 11-- 0111011 111 X111'111 31I11l1'1l1'S1l'l'. 11111i111111. H0111 111111' 11'111'11 011111 111ss s111-1-11ss1'111 111 111l'11' 111- 101111115 111 11'111 1111111s11111s. 11111 111 this 1U111'1121' 1111-111. 11'h111'11 1111-1-11 11'111'0 11111111-11111-1 111 1l0f11' 11111 1101111111s, 11111 1111111111 111011 111111 2111 11111111111111111' 111 111s1111ss 111l'11' 1'11s11 with 1111101's 1111111 11111 110- 1111111 1111110111-s 111111 11'111'11 111-11110 11s j1111g'0s. 11 11'11s 1111111111 1101111111s11'1111111 i11.1l'1' 1111s 11111111 111111 1110 1111511121 1-11s11 11'11s 21 1111111111111 11111' 211111 111111 1111111 11'1111 11'01'11 11111 111150011111 11'1111 21 11l'111'1vll S01 1'i1111' 1111 11111 x1111j0111 1111111-111-11111111 1111- il1'!'1l- 1111111111111111 11111 11111111 111' 11111 111511121 11111111 S1- 11111011 111111 1111-1' 1'lxt111'11l'11 2111 1111.1,1101113l' 11111- 111 11111111s1 11111 111 11110 111 1'111'111' 111' 1,1'11'11111. Thu thirml tu111'11z11111-111. a1114l the 11110 that was llll' must illllbtllfilllf to thv lioyulu Cl0lNl'ft'1'S, wax l11-hl 111 Sl. 'l'l11m1a1s lfnllvgc of ST. Paul, Mi11111-sum. H1-iw thm- W01'Tll of the lmyulzi 2lll2llf'SlS was sl1m1'11 wlu-11 thc jl11lQ'9S. all of tl10111 111011 who wc1'1- fz1111ili:11' with thc polit- if-:1l illlll 0co1111111ic' 2lSIl04'l'S of Tho f1l1CSfl0l1, QJIVL' thv l'l1i1':1g'o1111s ClL'l'lSl1lllS i11 six of 1-ight fh-lmzm-s. H1111 of the l.uy0l:1 t1'z1111s XVCIIII to thv sixth l'Ullllll of this 'm111'11z1111011t z1114.l thc UTllC1' Wtlllf To the 111111-tl1. Thv czm- of tho 'IQQ1111 that wus Thi- final NVl11l1L'l' was il p:11'z1llQl of thn- l,1hj'Ul2l 2ll'Q'lllIll'llT. 'llhix weck trip to the Nfwtliwvst slwwcd that thv 1l1'1'vlup111e11t of thv squzlll 11111l1-1' flllilvll Iflmlzlpp was 1'11pi1lly 211111111211-l1i11g 1w1'fec'tim1. The 1111-11 all f1111111l that l1ll1ll'l' 111-11111-1' j111lQi11g 111111 l'U1'l'L'CT 2ll12llj'- sis Tl101'1- was :111 tllllbtllilllllfj' fm' ew-11 thc immt 1'111li4-211 of 1-uses if thv p1'vs1-11t11tiu11 was uwul illlll Thv Q'l'l1L'l'2ll :11'g11111v11tz1Tio11 was lug- imnl 111111 W1-ll-fo1111dc-ll. 'l'l10 final Q'vst111'v of 'flu' liOj'Ul2lllS 01: ihsf l'U2l1l wax Tlll'lI' 11111111111 llllll' ol' thv ll02l1'lD' stem-s i11 XYl1lf'l1 Thoy 111111 volln-Q1-s illlll 1111ivO1'- sitivs i11 Hhiu. llltllilllil, Mivl1ig1111. P1f1111syl1'11- lllil, illlll lllinuis. lA'2lYlllQf 1111 1110 tl1i1't01-11Tl1 ul' April. fill' 1011111 first wvnt To iKill2ll1lilZ0O. Xlim-l1ig'z111, NVlll'1'l' tho XXvGSfl'I'll Shih' 1'01bl'l'SOllf- :Hives wwv 11101 lll two mlclizm-S 4111 the 411103- lltblli li:-sulvwl, that l'u11g'1'oss llc t'IlllltlXX'l'1'C1l T11 1111-1'-1'imlc, hy il two-tl1i1'4ls 111z1jo1'iTy votv. 111-visimns of tho Slllhlklllll' fl0lll'l lll'1'lil1'lllQ' :mfs uf l'o11g'1'vss 1111vu11sTit11Tiu11z1l. Ruth sillos of flu- 11111-sTi1111 W1-1'v 111nl10lm,l lmy the lithylllil T0z1111s. l 1'u111 K:1la1111:1zm1 Tha- 111011 W1-11t To lk-t1'0i'f wl11-1'v Tho 1m11'c1'l'11l tw1111 11-11111 The l'11iw1'siTy ul' IJ1-Tmit was 11101 1111 tho s:1111v 111111-s1io11. I11 an 111111-mlm-isiu11 mlvlmtm- Thv 111:11-11011 mul gold 1'uu111l that Thvy www l.lll'l'0!l To 1-uiwmlo 21 cle- lmlf- l'l'UI1l fllK'll' 111-gzlfixw sielv llQ1'2lllS0 flu- lllilll nl' Thx' 2lflll'Ill2lllV4' was SllllSfillll'lilllj' tha- s:1111G :us Thu 11110 Thvy wc-1'v :1clvm':1Ti11g'. lt was il situ- :1ti1111 wl1v1'v lmth Tvz1111s hznl z11'1'iv0fl :lf Thv Nilllll' Slblllfltbll ul' thx- Il1'0l3ll'lll z1111l i11 Such 1111 lllSlil1ll'4' lmymllzl lS1lllly tim glad tu give vw-llit litll' guml wo1'k illillll. llllll' tl1i1'rl stop 1111 flu- lll'UQ1'21lll was all To- ll-llw, ST. -lUlll1iS IvIllVk'1'SlTf' of that City Qzivo thv T1-:1111 il g'nm,l flvlmts- i11 1111111111-1' 11011- 1ll'l'lSlHll c'n11t1-st hut thv :11uli11114'-1- poll after ilu- flu-lmtv iiulivzitval Tl1z1T thv z1ffi1'111z1livv, 1111- lwhl lay' lhnynlzl. haul p1'e-sw-11ts-ml tha- lwth-1' of fwu H110 misss. The ah-liate 011 the Sll1'l1'Gll!C C01l1'T q11L'NflOl1 ill this il1StZll1C6 lJ1'0llQjl1'E out sonu- exon-lh-11t 1'ol111tt11l work O11 both Sidcs mul tho f'HllSl l1SllS of opi11i011 Sl1OXVOLl that this was the dom-icli11g fzxctur ill the result. Jullll fl'z11'1'oll of Clovm-lz111d was thc nc-xt op- 110llCllt to be mot. Tho day was bright and S1111115' and thc- HOW1-1's wwe PCCIHIIQ from tl11-i1' plan-cs but it was no 111110 for Loyola to be i11 C11-1'ela111l. T110 Josuit school f1'o111 thc- Hhio City took over thc wlmlo C-use of fho l,oyulz1 1021111 mul sl1owc1l just how it ussistod ill Illillilllg fllllll' 1111111 butter a111rl at the Sz11110 ti1111- thcy 1lo111o11st1'a1tcrl that the a1ffi1'111:1tive misc was ill 110 way 1'of11te1l by tho il1'Qjl1llll'1'lf of the 110g'z1tivc. The illldl611CL' at this clclmtli' was in l1L'21l'ij' ElC'f'01'Li with tho C'levulm1d 1v1:111. Thu high spot of thm- stay in ClL'VL'lH1l'1 was the s011io1- 111-11111 of the local school at which thc Loy11lz111s haul the host of limos. Delxif-11's flu QC-T Thu- breailis so1111-Ti111es. Bllffillil was thv 111-xt stop O11 Thv lfll101'2ll'j'. II111-if two local To11n1s were 1-ligagcml with 110 rQl1-visio11s i11 citlu-1' mlclmle. C'z111iSi11s Colh-Q0 fo1111ml its 1112111-l1 in thv Loynlzi team as did tho girls l'1-0111 lJ'Yo11villo Clrllvgc-. Both 111001- ings wc1'O 1'-lowly c-011t1-Stn-ml and ciulud with 11Citl1c-1' 1011111 giving' 1111 i111-h i11 ll1t'l1' ivspevlivc- 011s1-s. Mm'i11g 011, tho R1iiIHlJlL'l'S 01111111 111-xt to PiTfSlD111'Q'l1 wlivru thcy 1-11gz1g'c1,l l311q110s11e l'11ix'e1'siTy 011 thu IIIIQSHOII of C01lQj1'OSSl0l1ill 1'NlXX't 1' owl' 'fhv Sll1U'Oll1U f'o111'T. Tho Ch-l1:1'f9 was 2AlllUlllL'l' of the 11011-def-isimi Type illldl as llll'1'0 was 110 z1111liu11c'm- the usual dis011ssio11 was 1101 licld. Iusteafl tl11-rc was il 1'01111d-tnlile C'Hlllil'1'9l11'0 011 The S1llHjf.'C'C wl1if-l1 1P1'OVOCl That 'uw teams could n1'1'i1'Q at il 00111111011 vivw- point if thvy 1w1'c QlYl'l1 2111 11pp01't1111ity. The flnml Q11111,litio11S of This part of the C01111T1'y wl1i1 l1 l1:11l l1t'0ll 1'l'lb01'ft'K-l to tho L-111011 Tlll'01lQ'l1 Tho mlzlily 11z11wQ1's wv1'c S0011 af first l1:111rl. lA'2lYlllQ 'fhv nuxf 111u1'11i11g thc to111'i11g' dc- l12ll4'l'S z11'1'iv1-ml Elf Alliziiwe. Ul1i41. to flvbalv the tm-:1111 f1'n111 lltllllll lvlllllll f'0lleg'0 of that t11w11. 011 the way 1111111 Pittsl1111'gl1 To Alli- niwv flu- 1l0l111'r01's passul fll1'QHQll St1-11lw11- villv, Ol1i41, thv s0v111- ul' 21 1111-111o1'z1l1lC 6V011T 011 - 1 thf- T1'lll 411 thai 111-1-vimls year. F1'o111 Alliance fhv tv11111 p1'00001h-d llll'011Q'll f't'l1ll'ill Ohio :md l11rlia111:'1. 11101-ting 'tennis from Ohio N01'Tl1Q1'11 l'11ivc1'siTy. X2lYlC1' l'11iV01'SiT5', l'11ive1'siTjV Of Indiana. Manchester College and the l'niver- sity of Notre Dame. At all these schools the question was the same, that of the Supreme tfourt, but Loyola alternated between affirm- ative and negative. By alternating in this way the Loyolans kept in constant contact with all the aspects of the subject and at the time ot' their arrival in Chicago they seemed to be in condition to continue their trip indefinitely. Among the other schools that were met by Loyola debatc1's during the year were DePaul Vniversity. St. John's I'niversity, Xavier l'niversity, tfolumbia College, Cornell Col- lege, Purdue I'niversity, I'niversity of Chi- cago, Rosary College and several others. In all the home schedule totaled close to forty intercollegiate debates and. together with the tournament and trip debates the society was represented in almost eighty contests. Cudahy Debating ARLY last year the committee on debate and forensics reached the wise decision that a chance should be given to those stu- dents who had a desire to debate but who had had no previous experience and, because of this deficiency. were fearful of competing with the experienced members of the varsity squad. The result of this decision was the formation of a junior debating society under the direction of -I. Raymond Sheriff of the departments of English and economics. Mem- bership was limited to freshmen and sopho- mores: and shortly after its organization and the election of officers the group took from among several suggestions the name of tfudahy Debating Forum. Cudahy forum enrolled in the newly formed midwest debating league of universities and colleges. IVeekly meetings were held through- out the year. and the knowledge of debating technique obtained from the adviee of the moderator and from discussion of current topics gave the members a more certain grasp of fundamentals and a needed confidence. The work of the members became known and in- vitations to home-and-home debates became numerous. In answer to an invitation two teams were sent to the tourney at Manchester t ollege in North Manchester. Indiana. The success of f'udahy forum resulted in a change of ruling by the committee. Previous to this year any member ol' the t'reshrnan or sophomore classes eollld bet-ome a member ol' either the t'uflahy forum or the Loyola I'ni- versity Debating Society. liut by the new ral- ing any freshman or sophomore wishing to engage in intercollegiate debating mast be- eome a member ot' the t'udahy Debating Forum. lVith a membership ol' twenty-tive men the forum started its activities for this year by electing otiieers. John Vader. arts sopliomore. was chosen president: and Tom Kennedy. an- other sophomore, was elected to thc joint ottiee of secretary-trcasurer. Debating the intereollegiate tttlestioliz Re- solved: that Congress be empowered to over- ride by a two-thirds majority. decisions ot' the Supreme Court declaring at-ts of t'ong1-ess unconstitutional, tfudahy forum partieipated in two national tournaments and in a series of ten home-and-home debates. Two teams were sent to the tournaments at Illinois State Xormal College and at Manchester College. Among the opponents that the forum far-ed were De Paul I'niversity. Albion College. NVheaton College, Normal College. and Wes- tern State Teachers College. For the first time in its rather short history Cudahy forum engaged the Rosary tfollcge Debating Society. Resolved: that the Ivliitetl States should support the League of Nations in the application of sanctions as provided for in the covenant of the League. was the question for debate when two ti'udahy teams were the dinner guests of the Rosary debaters. The teams engaged in a series of four debates and in an open forum discussion. The Cudahy Debating Forum has thus far effectively served a twofold purpose. It has provided an opportunity for self-expression to those who would not have had this oppor- tunity because of some form of inferiority. either from lack of skill or from lack of con- tidenee. lflaeh member. regardless of his skill is given a chance to debate and to speak be- fore a gathering at least tive times. This method has produced amazing results. and this feature alone would justify the eXisTt-lice of such an organization. It has raised the standards of the Loyola varsity squad by sup- plying men already trained in the teelinitpie of college debating and skilled in the art or self-expression. Heeause it llilS so justified its existent-e fllltlilllj' i.Ol'lllIl l1as lJl'l'OlllL' a11 i11- tCQ'l'2ll part of Loyola forensies. llarrison llratorieal fouls-sl EYUXD il doubt there is today an i11- ereasing demand for energetie Catliolie 111e11 i11 il, world that is tending 1110119 andmore toward COIl1lIllllllSIT1 illld 2lfllt'lSIll. Tll0l't' is ll need for t 11tholie lilylllL'11 who are 11ble to express themselves, to make themselves known and their prineiples felt by tl1ose wl1o llZlVt' llttl' lliltl fill' benefits of il broadening eultural edueation. The tfatholie lllllSf either ehallenge these various false te11ets or aeeept NVl1Zlft'Vt'l' his opponents lllli before l1i111. Because l1e XYtllllLl not be able to express fllltlll, lltt would be fort-ed to forfeit his opinions, CVt'llillilllj' do11bti11g their worth. The ti'11tholie ltlylllilll 11111st Cl1iUl' l1is lJllSlll0SS eareer HOT. Ollly re- inforeed by Stlllllltl ethieal doetrines lllll l1e must llZlV0 the eourage of his eonvietions to express these doctrines. ln short, l1e 11111st vindieate l1is ide11s fearing no one, ineuleat- i11g love ot' truth i11 others Zllltl Sfl'l'llQfllQlllll2' it i11 himself. lt is witl1 il view fUNV2lI'll tl1is development of tl1e power ot' expression that t'arter ll. II2lI'l'lNUll founded Tilt' Harrison tll'ili0l'lt 2ll eontest at lloyolil. Abstruse faets Lllltl Sllltllllll' flltlllQ'lliS are ot' little Villlltt lllllK'SS one 1-1111 express them: but fill esse11ee of expression lies i11 21 fllt1l'0llg1'll knowledge of tl1e subjeet. t-'o11se11ue11tly, tl1e tDl'2li0l'lC2ll eontest serves il twofold purpose: First, to encourage tilt' stu- dent to strive for more perfeet oratoryg see- Ulltl, i11 tltbllltl' tl1is, to beeo111e better versed i11 his subjeet. The gold key offered to tl1e YVlll- ll4'l' is e11o11gl1 to t'UlllIJt'llS2ltl' for whatever lllllt' il student wl1o enters tl1e eontest might wisl1 To devote: and, i11 the spirit of true pro' portion, it is lltlt so great 11s to lure l1i111 merely tor the l't'Illllllt'I'ilTl0Il l1e would receive. The eontest of tl1e eurrent year was NVUII by 'llll0IllQlS Burns. 11 t'resl1111a11 at illl' Vollege ot' Arts illltl Seienees, who delivered il spirited tll'2lll0ll o11 t'atholies Zllltl il0IllIIllllllSIll.U El topie whieh enters Till' sphere ot' eve1'y t ath- olie. The seeond- Ellltl tl1ird-plaee winners, also l.l'0Slllllt'll. were XV11lter -Tt'lllllllg'S and John llahme. The signal faet ot' this year's eontest was, ot' eonrse, Tllili three i.l'l'SlllllUll were winners althougli they had 11s eompeti- tors juniors and seniors. All of tilt' subjeets ehosen for tl1e eontest were pregnant witl1 tl1e Q'8l'l1l of L'11tholieis111, illlkl 11ll of them bore SlllJSi2llllli1l recognition illltl authenticity. It is witl1 1111 ll1C'1'C2lSlllQj assur1111ee, lll0lI. that we should look upon the II2ll'l'lS0l1 ora- torieal eontest at Loyola. VV1- should watel1 it as it grows, 11s it develops tl1e nebula ot' Catholie expression which arouses tl1e innate 11bilities of the Catholic st11de11t, and 11s it shows l1i111 wl1e1'e and llOXY l1e Illily become a livi11g faetor i11 the 1J1'0lJ2lg2iTlOll of Christian thought and dogma. Tl1e time is here when we llL'ltd 111e11 who are able to impress others and eonvinee others witl1 what tl1ey have learned, 111e11 who ill? able to proteet their 1bl'lllClIDlUS against the vitiating influence of t'OlllIlllll1lSIl1 and ilfllL'lSlll, 111e11 who are able to earry lllflj praetiee tllltl convert into tangible faets the ll'llfllS they have l0ill'l10Ll from their edueatioiis. Tl1is is what the world w1111ts and this is what tl1e Harrison oratorieal contest endeavors to eultivate i11 the receptive minds of tl1e willing students. .lolm Nilgllillll llvhale IJUIAXINH tl1e Loyola debating aetivities every year is tl1e Zlllllllill John Naghten debate eontest whieh oeeurs after the varsity sehedule at l1o111e and 11broad ll2lS bee11 eom- pleted. Founded by John Naghten i11 1901 to stiinulate Loyola Sflltlttllibl i11 the 111'ts of de- bate 1111d o1'11to1-y. tl1e eontest h11s g'l'UXVll i11 l1t,1Ill1lill'lfj' until 11ow it ranks as Ullt' of tl1e outstanding events of the sehool j'G2tl'. The topie for Tlll' Naghten debate. as it is Illtbl'9 popularly known. is el1ose11 by tl1e 111od- l'l'illU1' ot' illl' debating soeiety after tl1e season is over. lvSll2lllj' lWl'illll'lll. to so111e degree at least, to the question deb11ted Tlll'Ullg'll01li llll' year U11 tl1e i11tereolIegiate platform. illtt topie for Tilt' Naghten debate is seleeted after il eonsideration of tlt'lJ2liC propositions of il re- l11ted politieal, eeonomie, Zllltl soeial llilfllllt. Before ltlilti the eontest was open to illly l'0g'lll2ll'lj' enrolled male Sflltlmli of tilt' 1111i- versity. hast year. however, tl1e speakers so erowded Tlll' lbl'CllIHll1ill'j' eontest that it was deeided to limit tl1e Ol1fl'lOS tl1is ye11r to 111e111- bers of either of tl1e two Loyola debating Ul'Q'illllZ2lTlUllS. n the Spotlight izalions are as avlive- as lhe- sludvlll body is inlvrvslvll The furlai u liuild HE alt-zitlt-lniv yt-an' witnt-sst-tl tht- l.tl1'IlliltltJll and tlt-Vt-ltmlnnt-nt tit' at nt-w, at yt-ry snnxll. but il Vt'1'j' virilt- ttl'Q2llllZiltlttll. Strit-tly SIPCillif ing. this nt-w tll'Q'2llllZilll0ll taunt- into lJQlllg' tin il Junt- t-yt-ning' in 1933ght-t'tn-t- tht- zu-tual fC1'lIlll12lllO1l tit tht- prt-t-t-tling' yt-an: But it lnzttlt- its H1-st puhlit- zlppt-z11':111r-0 in Ft'lt1'llil1'j' of this tt-1-nl. For mzniy yt-zn's stutlonts tit' littytvlzi Vni- yt-rsity lizlvt- prt-scntt-tl tlraunzitit- 1tl'tltQllll'llttl1S of wtn-th :intl intt-1-t-st. Ftn- at llllllllwl' tat scu- sons sut'-h t,l1'illUilflt' t-ffm-t :intl t-Xin-t-ssitni was at-tuztlizt'-tl hy tht- nit-mht-1-s tat' tht- Stu-li znitl Busliin tfluh. 'l'hz1t univt-rsity 0l'Q'?llllZZ1llt1l1 ctnistitutetl tht- unitit-tl tn- t-tmtn-tlinntt-tl th-:i- nnltiti- talt-nt ot' lttlytlltl, :intl it wus wtn'thy tat' tht- loyalty tllltl supptn't tt-ntlt-1-t-tl it hy tht- lll1lVt'1'SlfY. llut tll'Q'illllZ2lTlUllS. lilit- pt-tuplt-. t-tnno antl gn: :intl tht- Sttt-lc :intl Ruskin f'luh Qltltlllilllf' lust its sti't-ngth :intl tzitlt-tl in ini- ptn-tuiu-Q. Dui-ing tht- tt-rm 151234-19235. tht- tlrznnzititt g'1'trll1b wt-nt t'tn'wzn-tl with littlt- unity :intl with t'-ltmutlt-tl t-tnit-t-ptitm tat' purptust-. RC-zllizillg' tht- nt-t t'ssity tit' El t-llzingtf ttn st-t'l11't- an tn'tlt-1'0tl lll'0Q'1't'SS, M11 t tnstt-lltv, tli1't-t-ttn' tit' thc gi-tmup, t-tmnt-t-ivt-tl tht- plain tat' :tn t-ntirt-ly nt-w tlrznnaitit- tvrganiizutitni. NVith tht- 211-1-n1'twz1l :intl :ntl txt' Filtllt'l' Finnt-gun. t'ln1ii'inan ttf tht- Ctnnniittvt- tm tlrzlnnitit-s, Mr. t ttstt-llts l.tPl'Illll- lzitotl :i t-ttnstitutitwn to QttYL'l'll the nt-tivitit-s txt' tht- ln-tvptmst-tl 0l'LL'2llllZ2llltlll. At tht- 1-lzlyt-rs' hanquct' in Junt- txt 1935 tht- ttttnstitutitmn was suhmittt-tl ttm tht- gi-tmp :intl tnizntiinttusly atltiptt-tl hy tht- f-lnn'tt-1' int-inht-1's. 'l'ht- purptmst-s :intl tmhjt-t-tivt-s tif tht- nt-w tn-- gzniizzititrn EIS st-t out in the t-tunstitutitnn :nt- t0 give tn thtrst- stutlt-nts wht: show sig-ns ttf tlrznnatit- talent nn ttpptn-tunity ttf tlt-vvlop tht-ii' talents, pttwt-rs of st-lt' t-x1n't-ssitvn. con- trol nt' tht-ir yoit-t-s. illlll htntlily ut'-titnis. tln'ttuu'h tht- nit-tlitun tit' tht- tlit-:ttt-1' , . . :intl lt is t'ui'tht-1' intt-ntlt-tl that tht- nt-tivitit-s txt' this Hl'Qf2llllZtllltJll shtrultl ht- tlil-t-t'tt-tl ttiwzml tht- tlC'Vt'ltlItINQ'llf tat' stntlt-nts' inniuiimtittns illltl tht- Itlll'Sll2tllf't' ttt' high itlt-:mls in zn-t. :intl tt- tlovt-lop in its nit-mht-rs an Vzithttlit- tststt- ft'-1' the tint-1' things in th'znnn. t't-1't:1inly. in this UXllI't'NSltJll tnt' put-ptmst-, tht- lllllV0l'SlTf'. its ntl- Il1llllNfl'2ltltJll, :intl its stutlt,-nt htitly t-nn find Q-tmtttl 1'l'2lStlll ttm t-lN'tllll'2lQ't' :intl tty st1mml't tht- tjui-tziin ttuiltl. Aftt-1' tht- zxtltvptitni tat' tht- t-t-nstitntittn tht- tll'l'ltf't'1'S wt-l't- t-lt-t-tt-tl. NX llllillll l.znnt-y. wht, hatl nnttlt- his first illtIlt'2lI'iIlll't' tts tt univt,-1-sity plzlyf-1' ill tht- Ilf'I'flt'f ilflihli, wzls t-lt-t tt,-tl tty ht-atl tht- Ql'ttlll7 as its 1-rt-sitlt'-ntl Jtnnt-s Quinn. who showt-tl g'1't-at prtnnist- tat' ht-t-tuning' zin- tttl1t-1- nn1tint-t- itltml, wats plzn-t-tl in tht- yit-t-- 1'tl't'Sldt'l1llSt'l12ll1'2 :intl upt-n ti'zntl1t-1-int- 1-'ttllllvl' who haul zippt-ul-t-tl in at lllllllltvl' tat' In-twtlutttitvns znitl zu,-tt-tl :ls assistant tlll'l't'ttIl'. wus shoul- LlO1't-tl the wttrk nt' tht- st-t-1't-tzn'y zintl tht. 1tlt'ilStll1T ttlhligzititrll ttf tlllt-s t-tnllt,-t'tt-1'. At ttnt- tat' tl1t- t-zn'ly nit-t-tinus ttt' the Quiltl in Ht-ttiht-1' Mr. t'tmstt-lltt illllllblltltw-tl that tht H1-st plzly tt- ht- 1-1't-st-ntt-tl hy tht- gl-tally wt-ultl ht- Frznik t 1'a1yt-11's tln't-t--:1t't t-tnnt-tly. Xtu Il:-tmnzx. lhniit-l Mt-any was st-lt-tttt-tl as husi- nt-ss l1l2lllilQ't'l'. Attt-1' tht- t-:ist haul he-t-11 st-- lt,-tftt-tl hy ll st-1-it-s tat' tryttuts. tht- plziy wsnt into 1n'tttlut-titrn. l'lOl'tn't- tllt- tlzltt- st-t t't'11' tht'- p1't-st-ntzitittn txt' this play, tht- nit-lnht-1's nf the l guiltl uttt-ntlt-tl at 130l'l.tll'lllilllt'0 tat' lizitlierint- ' t,'tn'nt-ll in Rtnnt-tt untl Jnlit t, 'l'ht- l1ll1'Pt1St' t-I thc- tht-z1tt-i- putty was twtttttltl. lt st-1-yctl :is at titting' stat-itll tlunt-titvn. :intl it :ifft-1-tlt-tl tht grtmup un itlt-21 tat' whnt ht-ights tht-y might zlttnin in tht- tlt-yt-ltnnnt-nt tit' lllillllilflt' zn't. lt must ht- sziitl in :ill justivt- ttt Kliss CU1'1l0ll that st-vt-1-til llll'Illl10l'S tit' tht- g-uiltl t-xtn-t-sst-tl stnnt- tltmuht :ts ttf wht-tht-1' tht-y t-ttultl htvpt- in tht-ir th-st lWl'U1lllI'IllDll tt: t-ttnn-1n-t- t'q1vtt1':ilwly witl1 Miss t't11'11t-ll 1111tl l1t-1- s11p11t11'ti11g east. .Vt1t' 131't1f1111s wats 111-t-st-11tt-tl i11 FL'lJl'lli1l'j'. Tl1e stft-110 of tl1is tht- tit-st t-11tle11vt11- of tl1t- Lt1yt1l11 l'11ivt-1-sity l.'111't11i11 Uuiltl w11s tl1e Chi- cago XVt11111111's Cluh tl1e11tt-1'. 111-t111t1u11t-etl hy t-xpt-1'ts tt1 l1t- t111t- t1t' tht- ti11t-st i11 tht- t-ity. As tlll 11tltlt-tl 11tt1'11t-tit111 t111 tl1t- 111t-111t11'11hlt- t-ve- 11i11g'. tl1t- g'uiltl's 111t1st eftit-ie11t 1111t,l i11tl11st1-it1us husiut-ss 111111111g-t-1', Dot- Mt-1111y, 2l1'1'21l1Q'Qtl t't11' 1111 t11't-l1t-st1'11 tt1 11l11y i11 Il h11ll1't1o111 of tlltx t-luh: 1111tl llll'l'4.', ztftt-1' tl1t- pt-1-t't11'1111111t-t-. Il l111'g't- l'llll'l t1t' tl1t- 1111tlit-11t'-t- t't111ti1111etl tt1 t-11jt1g,' tl1t- g'uiltl's l1t1s11it11lity. Ut' tht- lllilj' itst-lt. its 111-t-st-11t11tit111 hy tl1t- t'2lSl. lllllvll Ultllltl l1t- XYl'ltTCll i11 111'11ist-. Pt-11 h1111s it is Nlllcilt'lL'lIf tt1 stty lllill tl1t- 11utlit-11t-t- wus plt-11st-tl lJt'f'UlI1l t-Vt-11 the ht,111t-s t1f flll' 111t1st t111ti111istit- t,1t' tl1t1st- t-t111t-01'11t-tl i11 tl1t- 111't1- tlut'-tit111. Tht-1't- wats 11t1t tl1t- slightt-st 1't-11st'111 why tl1t- 11utlit-11t-t- Slltlllltl h11x't- ht-eu illlfilllllg' hut 11lt-11st-tl. 'l'ht- t-11st 1ll2lf't'tl like 111't1ft-s- sit11111ls. l'ltlXVill'1l Suttiu 11s M11 Butt-s the t-ltlei' lliltl tl1t- sy1111111tl1y 1111tl lllll.lC1'STtlllllll1g' ot' itll tht- l'Q1ll1l'l'S i11 the 1111tlit-11t-t,- t'1't1111 tl1t- til-st 0111'- t:1i11. llis st111 'l't1111. tl young' 1111111 witl1 tl1t- 2I11l12ll'l'llllj' iufiuitt- stt11't- t1t' t-11tl111si11s111 1111tl t'llt'l'l'l'llll1l'NS that lllil1'lIS the 111t'1tlt-1-11 ytllllll NYllU ll2lS 11t1t yt-t gout- i11tt1 the wt11'ltl 1111tl l1L'L'l1 l111t1t-lit-tl tlt1w11 lulhl' tl1t- ti1'st ti111e, w11s 111t1st 2lIllllSlll2lj' Ellttl 11t-1't't-t-tly IlHl'll'ilj't'4l l1y '!'t1111 Blll'llS. ls11l1t-l Yt,1slt-1' was ltXIPL'l'llj' t-11st i11 tl1t- l.t'IllZllt,' lt-11tl 11s tl1t- YL'l'j' 11l't'Tlj' yt-t t-ttit'ie11t l1t111st-kt-t-11t-1' i11 tl1t- Butt-s 1't-sitlt-11t-t-, -hlillttllgll tht- th1't-e l1l2lf'l'l'S 111t-11tit111t-tl ill1tlVl' t-Hit-it-utly tillt-tl the lt-11tli11g' 1't1lt-s. tl1t- sut-t-t-ss t1t' tl1t- 111-11- tlut-tit111 wus tlut- i11 lltl Slllilll 11111't tt1 tl1t- 11t-t- iug tlt111t- l1y tht1se i11 s111111t11'ti11g 1't1lt-s. Yllll tht- t-11ti1-t- t-11st. tt1 litl Suttiu. 'l't1111 l'illI'llS, Bl111'ti11 Svatulit-. ltt-1'11:11'tl l31-t1zt1wslii, Nt-tl l'31't1w11. Jut-lc ll1'llllltSN.Y. 1llill'li hlt'l't1t1ltj'. vlltllll Funk. -Tut-li ll11l1111t-. lN2llJl'l XYHSll'l', l:tlSt'll1i1l'y l31'1111tl- st1-11tlt-1', ,Kilt-t-11 li'4lllll1'l'qV, 1111tl lgt'1'Tllil l53t1t-lit-l- llt-itll' ht-lt111gs tht- t-1't-tlit. 'l'ht- 111-t1tl11t'-tit111 XYEIS lttbl tht- ti111111t-i:1l sut-- t-t-ss tl111t tht- Quiltl llHlPt'l1 it wt1ultl ht-. hut 1111 tlist-1't-tlit is i11 illlf' XYQIX tlue tt1 tl1t- g-1-t11111's t-ttit-it-ut Zlllll i11tlust1-it111s h11si11t-ss lIl2lllZlQ'l'l', llilll Blvilllf. llilll 11t-t-t111111Iisl1t-tl 111t11't- lllilll 111t1st 111111111g't-1-s wt1ultl h11x't- 1111tlt-1't11lct-11. 'l'l1t- 1111-111l1t-1's 111' lllll Quiltl 111't- t-t-1't11i11 tl111t 1111v l:1t-li t1t' i11tt-1't-st illltl 11t-ti1't- s111111t'11't t111 tht- 11111-t t1l' tht- u11iy't-1-sity 214 21 wl1t1lt- XYEIS tlut- ouly to tht- f11et th11t the O1'Q'il11lZilflO11 was 11t-w 1111tl. i11 a sense, l11lQSl21lJllSl16tl, and tl111t 1YCll' B1'ot1111s was its first Ql1dCZlY01'. As they 111't-1111113 for tl1t- t-11sti11g- of the st-e011t,l Illiljljl' 111'otl11cti011 of tl1t- yt-111-, to be p1't-st-utt-tl ill May. the 111e111ht-1-s fet-l secure i11 their helit-f that they will l11t-li 110 s11p11t11't. 1111tl th11t tht- eu1't11i11 will Lll'O11 ill' the t-11tl of tl1t- st-eoutl 111'otlut-tit111 hy tht- Cllflillll Guild 1113011 21 sea- st,111 sucet-sst'ul i11 t-very lit-,'l1t. Autl so it is tl111t 11t tl1is. tl1t- eutl of tl1t-i1- first ye111' of lift- 11s 1111 0I'22t11lZi1fl0l1, tl1t- uftit-t-1's 1111tl TIlCIHlJQI'S of tht- guiltl t-xtt-11d tllftll' most si11t-t-1'e th1111ks to M12 Ch111-lt-S Costello, t't,11111tlt-1' illltl tli1't-t-tt11' of tl1t- g1't1u11, who 111- XVIIYS h11s l11ho1't-Cl u11t'-easi11gly i11 tht-i1' behalf: tt1 Fitflllxl' Fi1111t-g'1111, Ch11i1'1111111 of tl1t- C0111- 111ittt-e t111 tl1'1111111tit-s, whose Cl1C'11ll1'2lQGII1QllT 1111tl 11itl llilS 11t-yt-1' fuiletlg 1111tl tt1 tl1t- t-11ti1-t- stutlt-ut hotly. Dlusic-al ilrganizalions IIE i11111t11-t1111t-t- of music- i11 il Clllfll1'Hl t-tl11- t'-11tit111 is t1t'tt-11 1111tlt-1't-sti11111tt-tl. ltllf 110 1111111 t-1111 have tht- t-sst-11f-t- of il fully tlt-vt-lt111t-tl ht-ing' 1111lt-ss he is 11hlC tt1 1111111't-t-i11tt- g'0t,1tl lllllsltf. .lust 11s El ht-11utiful 11it-tu1-t- hy its lllillly tl11'ts. its C0lt11'f1ll 111't111tQ11'tlt111. its tlt-lit-ate Sl1tlllt'S, its h11sit- t-X111-t-ssit111 of ft-eliug illltl 11ill'llt'lS, eouyeys lll1'UHQll tl1t- 111t-tlit1111 t1t' tl1t- eyt- il single i111111-essitm, st1 21 111usit-11l sy111- lblltbllj' witl1 its suhtle u11tlt-1'tt111t-s 1111tl g1'11t-t-- ful twt-1-tt'1110s. its 1111ls11ti11g' Pllyflllll Ztlltl spit'- itt-tl t-11tlt-11t-t-, t-t111y't-ys fll1'OH2l1 tl1t- 111t-tli11111 t1t tht- t-111' its 1111111-t-ssit111. A 1'e11liz11tit111 of tht- I11't11JC1' 1111111-t-t,-i11tit,111 t1f g-t,1t1tl Ill1lSl4' 1111tl il eul- tiV11tit'111 t1t' its 11t-stl1t-tit- 111t-1'its is st1111t-thiug tllilt is 11t-g'lt-t'-tt-tl tl11't111g'l1t1ut 111t1st of t,1111' 0t'1l- lt-ges. lt' El stutlt-11t wisht-s tt1 li11t1w tllllrl st-11st- tl1e ht-1111ty t1f Qvllllllltx 2l1'f l1e Il1llSl 1'l'lj' u11t111 his 1111tiVt- gt-11ius t11- 11t-t111i1'e it 11s l1t-st l1t- is 11l1lt-. 'l'l1t-1-t- is littlt- 111-t1visit111 11111tlt- i11 Ulll' t-t1l- lt-Qt-s t't11- thest- ii11t-1- 11t,1i11ts t1t' il t1'e11ui11t- t-ul- llll'l'. illltl its l2lt'li is Sll0Wl1 hy tlll' Vlllgjtll' 2lll1llSGll1L'lll'S i11 whit-h the 11ve1'11gt- 1111111 st-t-ks l1is t-11tt-1't11i11111t-11t. Tht- t-1111t1hli11g' 1111tl i11spi1'- ing t11111litit-s t1f t'Vt'l'j' pit-t-e of g't-1111i11t- ill'T. wht-tht-1' it ht- Il1llSlf'. 1111i11ti112'. t11- st-ul11tu1-t-. 111't- lll12ll1i.lUI1Q1,l lTl'02lllSE' tht-y tlt1 11t1t f'0l1t1'llJlllC tli1't-t-tly tt1 tlll' 111t11't- 111'11t-tical 1111tl 111:1tt-1'i11l sitlt- ot 1111111's t-111'thly t-xistt-11t-e. The t-v11lu11- tit111 t1f Zl1'Y sht1ult,l, l1t1wt-Vt-1', ht- Q'lVL'l1 just 11s much promint.-nt-e in tht- t-ollt-ge t-urrit-ulnm as tht- apprt-t-iatitm ot' litt-raturt-. At Loyola tht- apprt-eiation of art. is no more emphasizetl than any plat-e t-lst-. ln tht- rt-alm of musit- tht-re are, howt-ver, thrt-t- or- ganizations whit-h portt-ntl, at lt-ast, to tlt-vote some modit-um ot' timt- antl t-ftort to tht- stutly of music-. But tht-so organizations t-onsist solely of thost- stutlt-nts who ft-el trightly or wronglyj that they have some talt-nt antl wish to develop antl pt-rft-t-t tht-ir ahilitit-s as far as they are ahlt-. 'l'ht-st- stutlt-nts, ht-t-aust- ot' their interest in tht- suhjet-t as an avot-ation, may have a hit mort- ot' tht- realization of tht- yalue of musit- than otht-r stutlt-nts. The Choral Society is a group t-ompost-tl of male and ft-male singt-rs who t-ontlut'-t a regular program throughtntt the yt-ar. The ttlet- t'luh and tht- Symphony Ort-ht-stra art- tln- two remaining tnusit-al organizations. These groups bet-ause ot' tht-ir musit-al int-linations eomprise the ft-w stutlt-nts of tht- university who take any at-tive intt-rest in musit-. The crowning at-hit-vt-mt-nt of tht- t-urrt-nt year was the Pageant of the Nativity staged at Christmas timt- hy tht- t-omhint-tl t-iforts of the three musit-al units. The pageant itself was a. sut-et-ssg it showetl what the organization was eapahle of, if given an opportunity. Hn various other ot-t-asions the Syinphony Ur- ehestra and tht- ttlt-e t'luh hayt- given rt-eitals ht-fore tlitfert-nt gatherings antl twer tht- ratlio on a st-rit-s of thrt-t- hroatlt'asts. The annual spring eonet-rt is anotht-r t-vt-ntful program among the at-tiyitit-s ot' tht- t'horal Sot-iety. It would seem to ht- ratht-r a tleirlorahle sit- uation in a st'-hool ot' t-ininent'-e as a t-ultural institution that approximatt-ly ont- huntlrt-tl stutlents eomprist- tht- ont- antl only hotly in- tert-stetl in the apltrt-t-iation of tht- tint- arts. And this t-ultural appreciation is t-ontinetl to musit-. The transt-t-ntlent ht-autit-s ot' painting and sculpture art- totally nt-glt-t-tt-ti. 'l'ht-rt- is no room or time for thost- who might possess that animatt-tl spark ot' gt-nius whit-h might lit- t-tt-rnally tlormant if tht- proper intt-rest is not aroust-tl. 'l'hert- is no timt- to stutly the evant-st-ent, gleam ot' tlivine ht-auty which per- meates t-vt-ry gt-nuint-ly artistit- work. Tht-re is no time to stutly tht- imagt- ot' ttotl whit-h is rt-tlet-ted, though pt-rhaps t-yer so slightly. in L-very hit ot' t-arthly ht-auty. Art is long. 85 timt- is tlt-t-tin'1'. yt-t in this worltl, astir with t-tlut-ational huhhuh antl t-ultural hallvhoo. timt-. whivh flit-s away so rapitlly t'rom man. cannot ht- spart-tl to rt-alizv tht- t'Yl'I'lHiiiIlQ pt-rmant-nt-o ot' art. Whitt- man shoultl t-ont-t-rn himst-lt' mainly with thost- things whit-h will ultimatt-ly lt-atl him to tht- final haphint-ss ht- set-ks, ht- llountlt-rs arountl instt-atl in thost- passing, t-pht-int-ral tant-it-s, so ot'tt-n int-ittly tt-rmt-tl 1II'lIt'fl'I'll1, ht-t'aust- tht-y suit his fl t-t- t- ing whims. Wht-n t-tlut-ation t'alls oft' into this same lethargy, tht-n somt-thing must ht- tlont- to aroust- it. It must ht- goatlt-tl into assuming tht- rolt- it prt-tt-ntls to portray. lt Illllsi ht- matlt- to eultivatt- thost- things whit-h will most satisfy man's ttut-st for liappint-ss. It must ht- matle to int-ult-ate an apprt-t-iation ot' tht- at-stht-tit-, ot' tht- pt-rmant-ntly ht-autifnl. of those works whit-h most rt-tlt-t-t tht- imaut- tif tlotl. 'l'ht-rt- will always ht- thost- who art- not ahlt- to t-ompreht-ntl tht-so tlt-t-pt-r truths. Thost- men will ht- t-ontt-nt with tht- limitations ot' tllt-il' illtt-llt-t't. tht-y will fulfill tht- 1ll'III'fli1'lll and nztltt-ritrt tlt-mantls ot' the worltl. they will miss tht- mort- suhlimt-, tht- mort- en- nohling. lint those who st-nst- tht- yoitl aftt-r all their prat-tit-al wants hayt- ht-t-n satisht-tl, those who tlo not t't-t-l t-ontt-nt with a knowl- edge oi' tht- purely matt-rial. those who t't-t-l tht- lat-k ot' somt-thing more than lnt-rt- tievt- ing tant-ies ot' tht-ir tit-sh, will hayt- to seart-h for tht- mort- suhstantial, the mort- lasting. gratitit-ations ot' tht-ir want. 'l'ht-ir want will ht- tultilletl only in tltitl. But tht-y will rt-t-t-iyt- some t-onsolation on this t-arth from its ht-auty, a rt-tlt-t-tion ot' ttotl. .Xrt is oat ot' tht- sourt-es of this ht-auty whit-h shoultl not he nt-glt-t-tt-tl. liyt-ry t-ollt-ge shoultl givt- somt- t-ourse so that tht- stutlt-nts who are ahlt- may attain a fllllt'1' apprt-t-iation ot' heauty. lt will takt- a t-tnisitlt-rahle amount ot' zt-al antl ent-rgy on tht- part oi' stutlt-nts who real- ize the yalut- ot' gt-nuine art to have a t-ourst- in apprt-t-iation int-orporatt-tl in the uniyt-rsity t-urrit-ulum. What is nt-t-tlt-tl is another renais- sant-e in tht- tieltl ot' art. Hur t-ollt-gt-s. as mut-h as they t-ntlt-avor to protlut-e t-ulturt-tl. hroatl- mintlt-tl mt-n tin so tar as tht-y art- ahlt-' haye failt-tl to tlt-yt-loitt-tl this ont- sitle ot' man's at-sthetie naturt-. It is up to the stutlt-nts who rt-alize this failurt- to set- it remetlietl, Society 0h. yes. Lnyola students do find time to attend the univ9rsity's sph-ndid dances NlJll'-X'l'IYl'1 tit' thc nt-w spirit t-nkintllt-tl at latytmla. the stat-ial lift- ot' tht- university bt-gan with an inntwatitmn, tht- arts Freshman XVClt!t'llll0 tlant-t-. At a pt-p mt-t-ting' ht-ltl just heftvrt- tht- fall tt-rm ht-gan. loatlt-rs in the sclitml tlt-t-itlt-tl that a tlant-t- wtiultl at-t-timplish mort- in tht- way ut' wt-lt-tuning' nt-wt-tvmt-rs and t-iit-truragiiig t'rit-ntlships than any other mt-thotl that might bt- tloyist-tl. Frank Haus- mann was appointt-cl t-hairman tat' tht- Quin- mittt-t- tu bring' tht- prtrjet-t into at-tuality hy Bt-rnartl Brttztawski, prt-sitlt-nt of tht- arts stu- tlt-nt t'-tnnit-il. NVith tht- ahlt- assistanct- tn' Vatlt-r, Swanstm. Funk, Marg'ut-ritt-. Murphy. antl Mt-Kiau. ht- t'tn'tnulatt-tl plans antl matlt- arrangt-mt-nts for the aitair whit-h tit-t-nrrt-tl on Sflliittllilwl' 20. just tint- wt-t-li after the 0pt-n- ing' tif tht- st-litvttl yt-ar. Un that night, all arts t'rt-slnnt-n wt-rc atlmittt-tl t'rt-t- ut' t'-hargv to tht- tlt-t-ttratt-tl alumni gymnasium, wht-re Art NYist- antl his hantl prtiyitlt-til tht- musir- antl arts stutlt-nts prtayitlt-tl tht- rt-l'rt-slimt-nts. Al- mttst t-x't-rything' rt-quiretl ftn- an t-njtiyahlv t-yt-ning' was af'ttn'tlt-tl tht- frt-shmt-n. 'l'ht- only thing' tht-y hatl tu hring was tht-ir ttwn tlatt-s. antl it has ht-t-n rumtn't-tl that t-yt-n stunt- tit' thttst- wtQ-rt- supplit-tl. Blttylilll. ll'RI'it'll. lltbi'llt'l'l'. 3lt'l'tblll'i. Dil'- rt-n. antl many twtht-rs tlt-mtmnstratt-tl tht-ir will- ingnt-ss ttm t-ttmply with st-litntul rt-gulatitmns hy appt-aring' in tht-ir fl'tJSll t-aps antl hy wt-ar- ing' tht-in tht- l'lll'll'l' t-yt-ning: Blany avtluaint- ant-t-ships wtfrt- matlt- that nightg stwmt- tit' tht- mttrt- g'4'ilt'l'tlllS struls t-yt-n wt-nt str tar as tt- intrtttluvt- tht-ir latly t'rit-ntls. Tht- musit- til' Art XYist-'s Htuyal t'luh tart-lit-stra was slntittth antl slit-li: su. tht- tlant-t-rs1'tnuutl. was the tltttu: tlut- tu a tlitn-ttugli waxing hy Rt-utt-1: Tht- similarity tit' tht- Nt-shitt twins t-aust-tl sumt- t-t-nt'usiwii at tht- tltttir, hut t-xt-t-pt ttrr this nnt- pnxzlt-. tht- whttlt- t-yt-nt was t-apahly antl Citi- t-it-ntly managt-tl. mt-riting' tht- praist- antl Qlililflltlt' tat' all thtnst- whtt wt-rt- prt-st-nt, The Frt-sliman Pow-NVow, ht-ltl on Octtiht-r 15. fully liyt-tl up to its namt-. It was a gala party: tht- alumni gymnasium. tht- st-t-nt- of tht- gathering of tho braycs. was tlcti-tn-att-tl for tht- tit'-t-asian with oornstalks, pumpkins, hrant-ht-s. and lt-ayt-s. All tht- girls turnt-tl up in their bt-st war-paint: tht- pit-turt- was com- plt-tt-tl when Bowman antl Ht-He-ai-y appt-art-tl with their t-yt-1'-prt-sent pipes-prt-sumahly of pt-at-t-. Pt-ace. xIl'lii6il1'f'.H Tht- tlant-Q was arrangt-tl hy a unitm t-tinn- mittge tif Shrt-y, O'tf'tmntn', Fast-y, NVartlt-n, Fm-nt-y. St'-lint-itlf-r. Vatlt-r. antl Johnny Bren- nan: tht-ir wttrli antl planning' wt-re rt-wartlt-tl with tlt-t-itlt-tl sut-t-t-ss. As the tirst unitm tlanct- of tht- st-lmlastit' yt-ar. tht- pow-wttw was wt-l- t'tinnctl hy the stutlt-nt hotly. and proyt-11 a so- cial antl tinant-ial triumph. St-vt-ral nt,-w pol- it-it-s institutt-tl by tht- pi-t-sitlt-nt of the Loy- tnla l'nitm. 'l'htmmas t'ampht-ll. were instru- mt-ntal in tht- attainment tit' this rt-Sult. Tht- tlant-t- markt-tl tht- ltrss of self- Ctvnst-iuusnt-ss tm tht- part tat' tht- frt-shmen. antl 'a spirit of t-anit-ratlt-rit- pt-rmt-att-tl tht- oycrwlit-lming' t-rtrwtl. Jimmy Quinn tf'1'tll'lH0ll an Intlian ltwt- sting' to tht- at-t-twmpanimt-nt of Art Wist-'s ttan-tttms. Lt-tinai-tl Sat-hs. as tht- nt-w tiirt-t-tttr tit athlt-tit-s, tlt-liyt-rt-tl a pt-p talk tan athlt-tit- wartart-3 wht-n ht- tinisht-tl. l'YC1'j'- Ono st-t out tu whtntvp it up. t-spt-t-ially .lut- Ryan antl 'l't-X Slllyttlf llill Ptiwt-rs t-njtiyt-tl himst-lf must ttf tht- t-yt-ning' ltitmliing for a lit-atl-tlrt-ss. ttf kt-t-p his wifi' want. ht- saitl. Latt: in tht- t-yt-ning a Qamt- of liitlt--antl-sc-t-li amtmg' tht- t-tn-nstalks was organizt-tlg tht- On- thusiastit- gatht-ring hatl a hilarious timo with- tint tltvin! ttm mut-h tlamagt-. Stu-ial at-tiyitit-s rtrs0 ttn a ntgw ht-ight with tht- Fall Frtmlit-, whit-h was ht-ltl at tht- Hangar Rtttnn tit' tht- Hott-l l,aSallt- latt- in Ntmyt-mht-r. Tht- tat-t that Tlitmias Campht-ll. prt-sitlt-nt tit' tht- Lttytnla l'nimi, hatl sur-vt-t-tlt-tl in t-ngaging tht- Ntrhlt- antl Utmnt-lly titmltl l uastt-rs fur this occasion made the dance an assured social success. NVorries about the financial arrange- ments soon ceased as from all campuses ot' the university 1'eceipts for bids poured into the union cotfers through the hands ot' the various agents, Casey, Brennan, Schneider. Hayes, Vader, and llausmann. The crowd began to arrive early in the eve- ning, one proof that even students recognize a good thing when they see it. The seating arrangements were adequate, but no one wanted to sit while the talented band filled the air-lanes with melody. The dance-tloor was soon so thickly populated that Varl Noble was forced to divide the room and ask the crowd to alternate on dances. Funk, Ryan, Runtz, and Renter seemed content to stand beside the silver-haired Donnelly and watch his manipulation of the piano keys. The relieved exbressions on the faces of their fair com- panions seemed to indicate that they. too. pre- ferred this to dancing. Andy Murphy, of course, was tlying all about the Hangar. The girl whom Ed Schneider escorted came all the way from Terre Haute just to be with Ed-or could it have been to hear Noble and Donnelly '? Moy- lan had such a rapt look on his face that peo- ple were beginning to wonder what had hit the old lumberjack. The evening was featured by the piano duets of Noble and Donnelly. Their long-dis- tance coordination produced hypnotic strains which justitied all the claims that had been made for this team. They indulged particular- ly in several frivolous sallies upon the key- boards, completely fascinating all their lis- teners present that evening. For those who were fortunate enough to secure a bid. the Pi Alpha Lambda NVinter Formal ushered in the Christmas season most auspiciously. Held in the Sky Room ot' the Stevens Hotel, this dance was beyond all doubt the ultimate in social entertainment. The melodious rhythm of Lew Diamond 's or- chestra was of the highest calibre and won the unanimous praise of every dancer and listener. The music, the room. and the people all combined in a perfect affinity to make this occasion a most enjoyable and memorable one in the minds of all who were p1'esent. The lmlk of the credit for this masterpiece must l'all upon John liowinan, who. aided by Jim Quinn and Jack llennessy. spent rnany hours working on every detail. till the affair could be nothing short ot' In-rfcetion. The re- sult was a gathering that was convivial and well-manncred, demonstrating the tact that social grace can be attained and maintained at a Loyola function. lVhen a delectable supper was scrvcd at midnight, a perfect dance was raised to the plane ot' the sulfer-perfect. and delight hc- came ecstasy. Every expectation was fulfilled to the utmost, and when it all came lo an end. the revelers were loathe to leave the scene ul' so much pleasure. Thus the Pi Alph Formal was culminated, but it was such a glowing success that the embers have not died out yet. An enterprising arts junior class revived one ot' the premier dances in Loyola tradi- tions, one which has been in desuctude throughout the depression. By dint ol' per- suasiveness and perseverance. a committee composed of Brennan. Murphy, Bowman. Har- rity, and Mulligan stimulated enough interest among the juniors to convince the authorities that a Junior Prom was a possibility. With the assistance of tfhittenden. Sanders. Healy. Joyce, Vzonstka. and Dick Brennan, the com- mittee undertook the arduous task of making the prom an actuality. This great task was completed on February seventh, when the Junior Prom took place at the Chicago Yacht Club. The enterprise of the workers and the enthusiasm of the class were manifested by the fact that many who had not made reservations were actually turned away at the door because the place could hold no more. The yacht club was nauti- cal but nice. and the music rendered by Karl Parker met with the approval of the throng. Joe Ryan. as prom king. led the grand march. This was easily the most spontaneous promenade ever witnessed at a Loyola dance. No 0110 needed to be coerced into joining: Ryan. dignilied momentarily by the honor be- stowed upon him. was every inch a king as he led the procession about the room. The last of the social events ot' the year was the spring formal held at the Drake hotel. 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A11l'l11121l1l'L' 111 1110 1'111'si1y 1111N1i1'1' 111111 g'111110s wus 11110 111 1110 11111111 11u11111s 11111111-111s w11i11l1 1110 11111010 sl11111'1111 i1s 111111111- S1ilSl11. T110 i11yig'111'111i11g 1111111C11l'l' 111' 111is 111'- g1111iz111i1111 1111s 11111 y01 111111 5111:1'11'11'111 111110 11,1 reveal fully its accomplishments. And while much of the good accomplished might not seem apparent to the average student and while the club admits that much has yet to be done. still the almost impossible task- that ot' huilding up a real school spirit-can- not any longer he said to he impossible. For what the cluh has done it desires no recogni- tion. it desires only the support and assistance of the student liody. This is its main objec- tive-to creat a genuine interest in the activi- ties ot' the school hy making the students realize the common hond between them. A step towards this mutual teeling was started when the Green tfircle sponsored hus trips to the out-ot'-town haskethall games. The experiments this year have opened the way for greater possihilities next year. The vari- ous atfairs of different school organizations such as plays. mothers' and fathers' club ac- tivities. have received the cooperation ot' the eirele. The sum total ot' the Green l'ircle's aim consists in hinding together the students so that they will realize that the arts campus consists not of four hundred students each one markedly distinct from the other nor of several organizations each with widely di- vergent views hut 1'ather as a single whole with one great predominating interestithat ot' promoting Loyola. The Lallgllilgl' flubs There are three cluhs on the campus which. tlniugh dittierent on the surface. are intrin- sically the same. They are the Vlassical t'luh. the Herman tfluh and l.e t'erclc Francais, liach has as its purpose to learn more inti- mately the liner points and higher lights of the languages studied: l.atin and Greek t'or the classieists, Herman t'or the tlermans. and French t'or the Frenehnien. Nor a1'c these eluhs completely shorn ot' activities ot' a lighter vein. The Germans had their heer and schnetzles, and still a dark secret, the French their tete-a-tete with Mundi-lein where the elulfs social element broke through the pale ol' I'UNl'l'V0tl disellssioli. Prohahly the most active ot' the three lan- guage eluhs on the campus this year was the lalreneh t'luh. organized in tlctolmer. 19235. l'nder the leadership ot' Mr. Felix l.etlrand. instructor in French and moderator of the club. and NVarren E. Kelly, arts sophomore and enthusiastic student director of the or- ganization. plans were laid early in the year to foster an active extracurricular interest in the French language. These plans, carried through as the months of the school year tapered to an end. included joint meetings and socials with the French clubs of Rosary and llundelein colleges. The Chemistry fluh The last activity completing the gamut of the arts school activities is the Chemistry Club, the oldest at Loyola with the exception ot' the Sodality. The spirit is one of fraternal cooperation coupled with the endeavor to give its members a more thorough knowledge of chemistry. Talks from men of experience in the world of applied chemistry have laid the foundations for a view of the relations of chemistry to the other sciences. The feature event of the club is its annual chemistry show which takes place in May. At this dis- play tl1e students are given the opportunity of demonstrating many of the processes per- formed in the industrial laboratories through- out the world. tbriginal research and experi- ments are also encouraged, so that hoth the student and the university may aid in some mcasure the advancement of the science of chemistry. Thus we sec that with many rainifications the coiiviviality of organized cluh association transcends the narrowed interests of indi- viduals, the spirit ot' comhined effort domi- nates that of seltish motive. llut there remains still to he perfected the greater. more unified spirit ot' the whole school. The connnon in- terests ot' individuals linked with the connnon interests ot' cluhs should he the predominat- ing interest. livery organization, every indi- vidual should he merely a hlock, as it were, in the pyramid ot' unityg each club should he only a symmetrical part ot' a unified whole. Fortunately present day conditions have been conducive to some extent ot' this end. Illuch ot' human vanity has disappeared. the indi- vidual has realized his insignificant-e. And so it is with increasing expectancy that we await the day when these aims might culminate in the editication of a greater Loyola. School rganizations Tllv future- gre-als of llu- law profvssiou do Sllllllqhillfl mora- lllilll dig in voluminous lomc-s Louis ll. Brandi-is l'ompc-lilion CC EXT to knowing is ltntswing' XVllt'l't' tty tintl out -Anon. Althtmugh tht- Louis ll. Brttntlt-is t-lulm t-tnn- petititmn was ftmtnttlt-tl :tt tht- l.tmytmlat IvlllVt'l'- sity Sc-litml ot' ltztw only ftvui' yt-urs ago. ztntl illilltlllgll it is tht- most l't't'0l1Tly trrgzuiizt-tl law st-htittl att-tiyity, it has grown sta ptmpulztt- with tht- stutlt-nts that it ntrw ranks st-t-ontl tunly to its sptnistn' ztntl f0Hlltlt'1'. tht- litryttlu junitn' liar. Its 1b1'0Ql't'SS is t'lt'2ll'lf' shown hy tht- t'att:t that ftuu' yt-airs ag-tit it stztrtt-tl with ftnui-tt-t-u t,-tnitt-stttlits in its first t-tnmtrt-tititnn, while tlu1'- ing' tht- prest-nt yt-att' it htmusts tit' twt-1' titty l1lQIllllL'1'S who llil1'tlC'lllilltttl in its :tt-tivitit-s. Tl1t-st- wort- ull tlzty svlttvttl stutlt-nts wlttm wt-1't- guitlt-tl hy tht- lmtrztitl tat' stutlt-nt lll2lllllQ't'1'S cun- sisting' ttf Thtunzts Ryan, Frztnt-is Lintlntttn, ttntl Alt-X Mtitntly. An inntwzttitmn in tht- pit-st,-nt l1tlil1't,l WSIS the institution tat' f1't'Sl1l1liIll t-luhs ttt t-tnnpt-tt- t'tn- tht- l.l't1SllNlill1 Bruntlt-is t-ltzttnpitntsltip. with intliyitluatl prizt-s tlttnzttt-tl ttt tht- winning tfluhs hy tht- junitn- lmr. St-tting :t fttst' pttt-tf ftn' sut'h at yttung t,n'g'ztnizz1titt11, tht- t't't-slnnt-u CllTl'l't'tl tt-n litilll'-lllilll tt-:uns :tt tht- ht-ginning ttf tltt- yt-zu' untttng whit-h NVt'1't' ttvuntl st-vt-t':tl ttimnisittg' ztspirautts ttn' tht- st-nitn' ill'Q'lIIllt'lll. ntrtztlnly -Tttntt-s Ytwt-, Frztnli Mtnnt-li, Arthur Ktn-zt-nt-ski. -lzunt-s Mt-t'tt11t11tg-ltty. ttntl iVil- litun ltzuut-y. 'l'ht- l'1'l'Slllll2lll t'-lulms trul'tit-iputt- in two ill'Q'lllllt'llli tl11'tmug'l1tu1t tht- yt-:ug :tntl tht-ii' crust-s tlt-ztl tnttstly in ptnints tat' lztw with l't'LItl1't,l ttm lbl'tbIDt'l'lj', t-tmtrttt-ts, ttv1'ts, lrttiltnt-nts. :intl t-ritninztl latw. XVith tht- t-tnitj-lusittn tat' tht- soc- ttntl zu'g'untt-nt. tht- st-nitwr t-luhs in tht- 1't-yt-l'st- 4bl'tlt'l' ttt' tht-it' statntlings st-lt-t-t :t t'1't-shtnatu t-lulm tn t'2ll'l'j' tan in tht-ii' stt-tttl, thus pt-t'pt-t- uztting' tht- nzttnt- tat' tht- t-lulr. 'l'ht't-t- junitn' lttw t-lults t'2ll'I'lt'4l tin tht- t-tun- ttt-tititrn in tht- junitn- Class: tht- Dt- Yttuug ' tht-n t'tn-tn t-luhs t-tttntwist-tl ttt' tt-ur mt-mht-t's tlllll. tht- Stt-t-lt- t-lull, :intl tltt- t':tl'tlttz:t t-lltlt , . . lllt- t'HIIlllt'lllltlll lat-twt-t-I1 tl1t-st- t-lulrs wats st, lit-t-n tltztt :tt tht- t-ntl til tltt- ttrst ztrulttttt-ttts .tll tht- tt-:uns wt-1-t- tlt-tl tttt' hrst ttlztt-t-, lltt ttutt-tunt- tal tht-sc ztrguntt-nts, whit-lt will ltatyt ttr lit- tlt-t-itlt-tl ttliltll' tht- st-t-tnutl 2tl'Qllll'lt'lIl will tlt-tt-1'tn1nt- whit-lt tit tht- twtt tt-:mms will utt-t-t tht- st-nitvl' tt-:uns ftn- tht- I.ttuis ID. Iirztn tlt,-is t,-lttttnpitmsliip. In tht- st-nitn' t-lass tllt- t-tttnttt-tititm wtts nut' 1'tiwt-tl tltvwn ttr tht- Stt-t-lt- t-lull. stltvttttrtt-tl lty l'lx't-lyn Nlt-lntyt't- ttntl l'lysst-s lit-ys ztntl tht iYl2ll'tltIZiI t-lub, supptlrtt-tl lty 'l'l1ttun1s Ryatn Frztnlt ltiuthnatn. :intl 1'lllswtt1'th Ilit-ltati-tlsttn .Xltltttugh t'lt,-nit-nt Pxtznttlczts ztntl t'ltzt1'lt-s -Xx- lmt-tnntn tat' tht- Fitzgt-1':tltl t-lull :tntl -ltthn ll21lit'l'. lit-njutnin t'twt-u. ztntl Alt-x Mt-tttly ttt tht- llt- Ytrung' t-lull tutsst-tl tht- t-litniuutittns thou' 1't-spt-t:t1yt- t-lults wt-t't- t-lunntzttt-tl att tht tutl ttt' tht- 'lllllitil' yt-tn: 'l'l1t- vlztssit' tat tht- Brztntlt-is ttttlnltt-titittn is N ttf' t-tturst-. tht- st-nittt' :uutunt-nt l'tn' tht- st-httttl t-ltzttttpttvttsltip. ln this yt-zu' s tristls. tht- t-tturt was tart-sitlt-tl twt-1' hy tht' Ilttn. Frztnt-is S Ntvilsttn ttt' tht- lllinttis Slllbllllllt' t'ttut't. :tt-tint :tst-l1it-l'justit't-zlntltl1O llttn. -lttltn H, H't'tu1 ntri' :intl littss t'. Hull, lmtttlt ttt' tht- lllintvis .Xpttt-ll:ttt- t twu1't. wht- att-tt-tl tts ztsstwizttt- jus . , . , , . ttt-t-s. l'ht- tt-:uns vying' tttt' tht- t-ltauntttttttslnlt wt-1't' tllt- Stt-t-lt- t'llllt l'01vl't-st-litt-tl lry Bliss Mt- lutytt- :tntl Mt: lxt-ys ttntl tht- tttt-tlttzrt t-luh t't-prt-st-ntt-tl hy Mr. Hyun ztntl Ml: Lintltnztn l'ht- ill'2'llIllt'HlS wt-t't- pit-st-utt-tl llt'l.tll't' at l:1t'Qt t-rttwtl tat' stutlt-nts. fztt-ulty int-tnltt-is, :Intl gilt-sts in tht- liln':u'y t'tIll1'T 1-ttttnt: ttntl tht Ntt-t-lv t'ltllJ t'lllt'l'Ql'tl Vit-ttwl' ftrl' tllt' HCt't+lttl titnt- in th1'Qt- yt-tus. Tht- tu-tmtft-tlu1't- ttf tht- t-ttnutt-tititttt is this t tht- htnzu-tl tat' stutlt-nt tttztttztgt-t's th':tt'ts tht l tnttttt tttttwllutt- t-tturt t-ttst-s. :tntl tht- stutlt-nts l'wo t-tvunst-l tltn'tn t-zttfh t-luli ttutl txt-int-t-tt against two counsel from an opposing club on the particular argument assigned. These arguments which are decided by three judges presiding over the oral argument may be based on any point in the field ot' law. In most ot' the cases prominent attorneys and judges in the city of Chicago act as members ot' the Brandeis bench, while in other cases seniors in the law school who have partici- pated in previous competitions act as the judges. The decisions rendered in these cases are based on four general factors: tli the number of points compiled by the difterent counsel: til the appearance and logic ol' the written brief: tiil the method ot' the oral presentationg tll the ability to answer inter- rogatories made by the judges during the course ol' the oral argument. The two winners, Miss McIntyre and Mr. Keys. by virtue ot? their victory were made defenders ot' the state championship won by Austin lloyle and Austin Rigney ot' the class ot' N335 l'or the Iioyola l'niversity School ot' l,aw. The state competition is based on rules similar to those ot' the Brandeis competition and is open only to schools having an organ- ized unit of the Illinois junior bar associa- tion, Needless to say. the participants must be bona tide members ot' such a unit. Besides lioyola the schools represented in the state contest are the l'niversity ot' t'hicago, l'ni- versity ot' Illinois. Northwestern l'niversity. and Ile Paul I'niversity. I'nfortunately, the lioyola represcntatives were unable to reclaim the victory which their predecessors won for them the year betore when they lost in their tirst attempt against Ile Paul 'l'niversity. They have the satisfac- tion. liowever, ol' il Very closely contested argument as indicated by the decision given :iccol'dlllg' tothe point systenl 17.9 for lioyolil to H2 tor Ile Pauli. and by the tact that de- cisions are not based entirely on the law involved in the case. -lunior liar Assm-ialion lllfl l,oyola junior nnit ol' the Illinois State liar Association was organized at the School of I.aw in Ilccember. N29 as the tonrth ot' the present tive units in the state. lhe combined membership ol the several units. which are located at the l'niversity et' 92 Chicago, the University of Illinois, North- western I'niversity, and De Paul University, is well over four hundred and Loyola 's unit is at present the largest. The mam purposes ot' the junior bar asso- ciation are to encourage law students in legal research, to promote interest in the study of law among the other branches of learning, and to sponsor such activities in the school as will create interest in law. The most notable endeavor toward culti- vating an interest in law study and apprecia- tion was the institution of the Louis D. Brandeis competition. This was in harmony with its desire to create fields which might arouse interest in law: and the junior bar association has succeeded in demonstrating its eagerness by the rapid strides it has taken toward its goal. An outgrowth of this compe- tition is the state law club competition, which was founded in 1935 under the sponsorship of the Illinois State Bar Association and which has crystallized the plans for creating a uni- versal interest in law. This state competition is open only to schools having approved junior bar units and only to bona fide mem- bers ot these units. Membership in the junior bar association is open to all law students, and any member of the unit is automatically qnalitied to hold one ot' the offices ot' president. vice-president. or secretary. though he may not hold the same oftice for two consecutive years. The members ot' the 'junior bar units are entitled to prac- tically all of the privileges of members ot' the state bar association with the logical excep- tion ot' practicing law before the bar. Iflach member receives the monthly issue of the INz'no1's Hur JHIIVIIIII, is entitled to participate in state and sectional meetings ot' the state bar association. and through the use ot' mem- bership cards may receive many of the com- mon courtcsics extended To the practicing lawyer ot' the state. The management ot' the individual units rests primarily in the hands of the otiicers and members ot' the unit. subject only to slight regulations imposed by Illinois State Bar As- sociation. under the directions ot' its secretary. The discretionary management vested in the otticers ot' the unit may be restricted by a majority vote of the total nu-mbership. These official powers a1'e enumerated in the hy-laws of eaeh unit. Alex J. Moody, senior at the day law school. was elected president ot' the Loyola unit for the present year in May of last year. The other officers elected at that time have since withdrawn from school. In September otf the current school year, president Moody with the cooperation of twenty members yet attend- ing' the law school, especially John l.ag'orio. started an extensive memhc1'sl1ip drive which lasted for two weeks. At the end ot' that time. one hundred and twenty-five students were enrolled, making Loyola 's the largest unit in the state. On the occasion of this drive stu- dents attending evening' classes were also ae- eepted and the response of titty students indi- cated their interest in the organization. Since that time they have shown the value of their service as junior har members. Following' this membership drive a special election was held to till the offices let't vacant by withdrawals and graduations. John La- gorio was overwhelmingly elected viee-presi- dent and John Baker, after a close 1'ace with James Yore. was selected as treasurer. Tl1e first otiicial action to be taken hy the Loyola unit was a revision of the hy-laws in their entirety. The contributions hy John Hayes and Clement Paznokas proved to he very valuable in this work. as they were ac- cepted with a minimum of opposition from the members. For the tirst time the Loyola Union was officially recognized and the duties ot' ofticers and committee memhers were at'- firmatively stated. A rather unique dispute arose as to the qualitieations of the president. upheld hy the night side hy the day stu- The Republican side was students. the Democratic dents. and the dispute was finally settled hy the Socialists. those tired ot' listening to it. The social aspect ot' the association has man- aged, at least throughout the current year. to keep pace with its more serious endeavors. ln coope1'ation with the law student council. the junior har association sponsored the annual student-faculty banquet at the Chicago Bar Assoeiation. Alderman J. F. Quinn along' with other notahles and school alumni were present to give speeches. The attair was a social suc- cess although its cost was quite a hit more than was expected. A t'hristmas party at the 93 Harding hotel where retreslnuents and cards were the principal entertainments was an- other oi' the associations social attairs. Une ot' the lmroslteetive plans ot this ener- getic body is to form a prelegal eluh on the lake shore campus to t'urther law study in the mtnds ot the lower elassmen. Case fummc-nlalors llli Vurrent t'ase t'ommcntators were or- ganized in the night division ol' Loyola lfniversity School ot' Law in the spring ot 1935. Mr. John t'. Fitzgerald who gave the idea impetus was nominated legal adviser. John liagorio, lll'Jl'2lI'l2lll in the School of Law and junior night school student was namctl executive chairman. The charter members were composed ot' James Brennan. lidward llines, Edwin Mct'ord, and Raymond Mc- Nally, juniors. and Jolm Hayes. Richard Lay- den. and John liagorio, sophomores. XYith the beginning' of the semester in September. 1935. two members of the incoming sophomore class were elected to membership. These were llax- well Ahell Illld Francis Will. It is the pm-pose ot the commentators to take certain current cases and write favor- ahle or unt'avorahle criticisms concerning them. These comments are drawn up hy indi- vidual memhers ot' the connnentators. authori- ties are listed to support or contradict the conclusion of the ease, and the personal opin- ion of the writer is aired. The writer then pre- sents his casc hefore a meeting' ot' the com- mentators and the whole case is discussed hy the group. These comments usually appear in the law corner ot' The Loyola Qtzt11'tn'Iy1. To date the comments ot' Brennan. Lag-orio. and Mt.-Nally have appeared in the Quart: fly. and all have received very favorable recognition. Members ot' the commentators are chosen each year from the incoming sophomore class. Students who have shown a keen interest for law and whose grades indicate that the extra work will not attect their standing' are the candidates considered. Although a fairly large amount of time is required to compile a com- ment. the work is very much worth while. It is the hope ot' the commentators that in time their efforts will initiate the inauguration ot' a Loyola law review. This would he a prac- tical step in l,oyola's legal development. ll others, Club N01 all housvwurk fur dad's ln-llvr half. 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'I'l11-1-1- 11 1111 111111'1-1- 1111 1'i1l'11l 111:11 will February 9 l1llllllllPlll'l'lllI'llI 1A 1 ' mm' 1 '1 111111 -11'f11 1 11 '11' 1 'l1 V f: 1'1111111'1'-11111s111111-111s 1'1'11111 111111'111Y1S11111S11f 1-x1-1-111 1111? 1111111-1' 111' 1'1'1I2'11 1- 1111- 111l1Yl'1'S11f' 1-1-1-1-in-11 2'l'2lI1l12l1l' 111111 1111111-1'- Y 1l 112111 111111 1 1ll 2lT1'11 111 Fl 1'2lT11'111f' g-1-1111111111-111-Q11-1-salt1111-11111111111 111111-11-111' 1-1111- 11111v1'1'N11fv 11'1l1'l'1' 1111- 11111111112 111' 1111- 111111 111111 V111-11111111 1-x1-111111-s 111-111 XV1-11111'-s1111y. F1'111'11111'5Y 11 '1'1Y 1 1'1 1 1 11 ' 1'W1'f'1 1'5'1'f '1l'1' 1f4 51. 1513111.111S1. 1Q'l1ll111lN 11111111111'111111. P1'1'N1f11'111 1'1l1lN1111'1'1'11 I1111l'1- 1I11l111l'1?11l1 1112111 1111' 117111111111 S3111111-1 Kung Xvilgqm. S..1n 1-111111-1-1-1-11 1111- 111' 1111! 11111-111-1-1. NY1- 111111111 1-111111-1' s1-1- 21 1111111 111-Q11-1-s 1111 1111' g1'1111111111-s. 111' 11111112111 111111 Rl 11l11' s1111'115' 1-11111111-11-1' 211111 '1'l,11 R.-V1.1-1-1,11 R1lw,,1-11 Y. 1 m-11111211- 1111-111111-1'1- 11111'111'l'111111 111111111 111111 Il11i111l1111'111Y Qs. VA. W-,1Si11,1m 1,1-' gf. 11,1111-'N 1 1,1l,1g-1-y 111211121 511111111 W1111 111 5' l'1 '11.V 11211111-11 W111- 111111l'11111111111x, 111111111s, 11l111Y1'1'L'11 1111' 1-1111Y111-11- 1-XYU11 Jl1'l' Q1'11111111111lQ' 1'1'11111 JI Nl'1l1ll11 w111-1'1- 111111 2l11111'l'SS. 21 111111 1111 1111' 111l'111Q. '111111-1-11-11 .11111-1Q111,1-1111111111111s111.x11111-s11111'1-111111-5'1111-1'1111 1'H11I1'S 111' ,XQ1-. 111 111s 1111111'1-ss 111- s11'1-sm-11 11111111111 l'111'1lTS. 1-x11'1-1111- 1'21l1112111Sll1. 111111 1111 1111- 1Il'1'1'SS11f' 1111' 1111111111151 111111 g'1'1111'111 111 111111-1' N111'1l 1-x11'1-111111 111lf'11'1111'N 111-1- 1-1111111-111111-11 11111111l111' f'1111111'l' 211111 1l'2ll'l11l1Q' 111 1111- Iv1111l'11 11s 11111'1-11s11111111I1-. 11111g11-111. :12':1111x1 11111111111 1161- S11111-w 111 111-1-11 1121111 W1111 1111' 111-V1-111111111-111 111' 1111'1', 111-x11'111-111'1- 111' l1Ql1l'11111S111. 111-s11'111-111'1- 111. 1111- .X1111'l'11'2l1l 1111111111 211111 1111- 111'11g'1'1-ss 111 1111- 1-1111s1i111111111111 211111 11111112111 1'12'1l1N.U 11X111l'1'11'f111 111-111111-. ll nterfraternit 'nun eil l.0y0Ia's no-we-sl 20Vl'l'Ilill2 gruup :ll'lS as walvh dug uve-r ilu- paulclla- pusln-rs HE zt-:tl of il Loyolzt Xt 11-s t-tlitt11' i11 lflii-l was tht- llllllt'lllS whit-h lt-tl tt1 tl1t- t't11'111z1- tit111 of tht- I11tt-1't'1':1tt-1'11ity t'o1111t-il i11 Moy, 19355. 1i0ZlllZlllQ tht- llt't'tl for i11tt-1't'1'z1tt-1'11ity 1111itit-z1tio11 z111tl st1litlilit-11tio11, tl1is .Vt'11'.w t-tlito1', :1 Iltbll-l.1'2llt'l'llllj' llltlll, st-o1't-tl tht- t'1't1t01'11itit-s ot' Loyoltx t111 tl1t- t-tlito1'i:1l pztgt- litll' tht-ii' t'11il- lll't' tt1 t11'g':111izt-. Hut i11 1933-l tht- t'1't1tt-1'11itit-s ot' the st-yt-1'z1l St'llt1tllN ot' l,oyol:1 lvlliYt'l'Sllj' 1't-to1'tetQl thztt tht-y hzttl lltlflllllg' i11 t-t1111111t111 with t-at-h otht-1'. St-Vt-1'11l lIltlllfllS tntsst-tl t1t'tt-1' tht- tlIDt'lllllQ' ot' st-l1t,1ti1l ill St'lJft'llllltl1', ltlil-l, z'111tl illltllllttl' zt-:1l- t111s .Yt'll'S w1'itt-1'. Zlll lllltlt'1't'lilSSl1lQlll, t'll2ll'g't'tl with tht- wt-t-lily tluty ot' 11t11111tli11g' t111t st-yt-1':1l t-tlitoriztls, 1't-ztlizt-tl tl1t- 111-t-t-ssity t1t'111:1liil1g' tl1-- l'1't1tt-1'11itit-s st-t- the llllltllill ht-11t-tits that t-o11lt,l l1t- tlt-1'iyt-tl l'I'tPIll 111t-111ht-1'sl1i11 i11 il t-t1111111o11 ttll- 1111ix't-1'sity tt1't-t-lc-lt-ttt-1' hotly. ,Xll2'lt lIlllQ tl1t- logit- fllltl loyalty ot' tht- t'1'11tt-1'11itit-s litbl' tht-il' 1't-t'11sz1l to gt-t it1Qt'lllt'l', tht- t-tlitol-ittlist, i11 il st-1'it-s ot' st':1tl1i11g' 111'tit-lt-s. 111-t111o1111tlt-tl tl1t- itlt-zts i11 l.2lYtll' of sut-h i11tQ1 l'1'z11t-1'11ity t'tbllStlll- tl:1tit'111. ll' lltlllllllg' Illtb1't'.H l1t- 11t1i11tt-tl fllllt tl1t- t'1'z1tt-1'11ititj-s ol' l,oyolz1 l'11iyt-1'sity httyt- tlllt' thing i11 t-o111111t111ftl1t- llillllt' l1t3Yt bl1,X. lt' littl' 1111 otht-1' 1't-:1s1111 th:111 this, it is tl1t- tllllj' ot' llll' tf1':1tt-1'11itic-S to tbl'Q'2llllZt', si11t-t- that o1'gt111- ization is httst-tl 11111111 il Illlllllilllij' ot' ht-11t-tits wl1ost- 1111111ht-1' is lt-gion .... 5lt11't-t1yt-1', 1111lt-ss tht- ttrt-t-ks tttlit- tlt-ti11itt- stt-11s tt1 t11'g'z111izt- :111 ztll-1111ivt-1'sity Q,'tlYt'l'lllllQ,' hotly tl1t- l,oyt1lz1 l'11it111. :lt-t-t11'tli11g tt1 its st:1t11tt-s shztll l1z1yt- tl1t- powt-1' tt1 tlit-t:1tt- to tl1t- t'1'z1tt-1'11itit-s illtlll' ill'- tio11s t1t'tt-1' Ft'lJl'Uill'j' 1, 1935.'l This 1101-t-ssity ot' 'l'tll'llllllQ' tlll i11tt-1'f1':1tt-1'11ity t'tllll1t'll so t't11't-t-t'11lly t-111t1l1:1sizt-tl hy tht- t-tli- to1'i11list, y:11'1o11s t'1'z1tt-1'11itit-s ht-gnu to 11'1'itt- to tht- .Ytzt-s lltll' sugg-t-stit111s 11s to tl1t- lllflllllttl' i11 whit-l1 to z1ttz1t-li this 111't1hlt-111. .Xt-t-t11't'li11gly, tho .Yftt-x, i11 :1 11o11-11:11'tist111 lillSllltlll, 1't-ft-1-1-1-tl tht- st-yt-1'z1l t'1':1tt-1'11itit-s to tht- tlt-:111 of 111t-11. tl1t- lit'Vt'l't'lltl tIt-o1'g't- li. Worth. S.-l.. lllltl :111- otht-1' Yt'l'j' 11111-1-1-stt-tl l2lt'lllt.Y 111t-111l1t-1-, tht Rt'Vt'l't'lltl lit-1'11:11-tl l,. St'llllIt'.Yt'l'. S..l,. ht-tttl ol' tl1t- tlt'I72ll'llllt'l1T ot' l1it1lt1gy. 'l'ht-st- two 111t-11, t-t1g'11iz:111t ot' tl1t- plight 111 tht- t'1'z1tt-1'11itit,-s, ht-g'z111 to i11yt-stiQ':1tt'- tht- 11:1- t111't- ot' 11:111-llt-llt-11it- t-t11111t-ils t1t't1tl1t-1' t-ollt-gt-s illltl l111l1't-Vsitit-s. ,Xl'l4'I' :111 t'XllilllSllVt' Sllltlf lll whit-h lllt'y XVt'1'l' :11tlt-tl grt-:ttly hy xlllllilll lit-X atult, l4tll'lIlt'l' night hm' st11tlt-11t. tl1t- llll'l- H128 11't-1't- 111:1tlt- lilltiWll :111tl illl 4ll'Q'illllZfllll'll lllt't'llllg' ol tht-t-111111-yot-t11111t-1l t-:tllt-tl 111 .xllllll Eight t'1'z1tt-1'11itit-s ot' :1 totitl trll sixtt-t-11 txt-rt l't'IPl'l'St'llltttl :tt this ti1'st 111t-t-ti11g'. ht-ltl lll tht tlt1t1'11tt1w11 t-ollt-gc ht1iltli11g. .xl,lt'l' tht- Ill'l'- Ii111i11zt1'it,-s ol' itlt-11titit-:1tit111 11't-1't- li11isl1t-tl. tht t-l1z1i1'111t111 stzttt-tl thttt, tl1t- t'1':1tt-1'11itit-s xyillittu' ttt-o11st1t11t1t11111lt-o1111111ttt-t-wottltlht-111111t1111tt-tl tt1 tll'2ll'l il tltlt'llIl1t'llt to ht- llJINt't.l llllllll tht t'lDllSlllllfltlllS of tht- 111111-llt-llt-11iv t'ttllll4'llS ot t'1't-1gl1to11 llllVt'l'Nllj' :mtl tht- I 111yt-1-slty ot lllll1tblS, A Vote ot z1sst-11t ltllltlxYlllQ'. il t-o1111111t- tt-t-. lit-zttlt-tl hy M11 llt-Y z111lt. wits 1111111t-tl to l1l't'Itil1'l' El tl1'11t't ot' tht- t-t111stitl1tit111. lly tl1is time tllt' olllt-1' t-lig'il1lt- t'1't1tt-1'11itit-s ot' l1oyol:1 t-1'itl011t't-tl il show ot' illtt-l't-st illltl 1't-111't-st-11t11tlvt-s tQ1t 111t-tht-:1l. tlt-11tz1l. t,'tlIllllll'l't't' lzlw. illltl :1I'ts f1'11tt-l'11itit-s zlslit-tl Whitt tht-5 Vtbllltl tlo tt1 tostt-1' tht- 11'o1'li ot' tht- l'llllll'j'l llllt'l'lI'illt'l'lllTj' g'1'o1111. 541 t-t111111t-tt-11tly, how- t'Yt-l'. tlitl M12 Dt-Yztult Zllltl his t-t1111111ittt-t- go zthout tl1t-i1' task ot' l1l't'lIill'lllQ' tht- t-t111stit11tio11 th:1t il llltxtxtlllg' wats t-:1llt-tl tl111'i11g' tl1t- tirst wt-t-li of Huy to ht-111' Qllltl 1'z1tit'y tl1t- t-o11stit11- tit111. 'l'ht- lltPt'llll1C1lf was rtttitit-tl 1111z111i111t111sl5 11t'tt-1' st-yt-1'z1l t-l11111Qt-s i11 the tll'lQ'll12ll wol-tli11u hzttl ht-t-11 z1111t-11tlt-til. Thus ill May N335 tl1t- Intytllil l'11iyt-1'sit5 I11tt-1'f1'11tt-1'11ity Cou11t-il was l1tll'l1 of tl1t- j-1i11t z1t-tio11 ot' fllt' st-yt-1':1l t'1'z1tt-1'11itit-s of tl1t- lllli- yt-1-sity. A Slllilll g'1'ou11 ill tirst. it has gl'tPXYll tl111'i11g tht- past yt-211' to Ct11111t tl1i1'tt-t'-11 lll'2l- ternities on its af-tive list of members. Natur- ally. credit for the formation of the eouneil must reside somewhere, but one is loathe, in all fairness, to hand the laurel wreath to the .Years editor of 1934, the editorialist of 1935. Fathers XVarth and Sellmeyer, or Nathan De- Yault. Rather, to posit the eredit for the or- ganization, we submit to the Loyola fraternity hall of fame all the above-inentioned indi- viduals. for eaeh was dependent on the eo- operation of the other, and the eouneil would still be a dream of the fraternity men ot' Loy- ola who are desirous of promoting the best interests of their nlinu main' and their par- tieular fraternity it' all who were jointly re- sponsible for its founding had not labored willingly and earnestly. Commeneeinent in -lune ended the first month's aetivities of the eouneil. In the state of infaney in whieh the eouneil found itself during this first month, little of 21 eonerete nature eould be done to solidify and justify its existenee and the hard work that went into its organization. A new leader, howevei'. stepped to the front in September. 1933 in the person of the inild-mannered but foreeful Joseph NVashburn, Delta Theta Phi. A fraternity brother of Mr. Dt,-Vault. Joseph NVashburn realized the immense pos- sibilities of the f-ouneil and labored from the first day of registi'ation for the betterment and development of the eouneil. Assisted by an able staff of offieers in the persons of t'hester l'rbanowski, Phi Mu t hi, viee-presi- dent: t harles Forrester. Phi Beta Pi. seere- v tary: and .lames Quinn, Pi Alpha Lambda, treasurer, the eounr-il met early in November to initiate seve1'al definite polieies and to or- ganize the various workings of the fraternities on the several eampuses of the university. llandieapped by laek of eooperation from the fraternities of the dental sellool. the eollli- eil struggled along through the first semester. meeting monthly to report on the progress made by the fraternities. XVhat were the aims of the eouneil and what definite improvements eould be made by the eouneil eoneerning the aetivities of the vari- ous fnnetions of the fraternities? As every t,treek-letter man knows only too well. the life-lilooil of his fraternity depends upon the eonstant flux into the treasury of the dues, assessments, and the like, pertinent to the financial well-being of the fraternity. After a year or two in a fraternity, however. even the best of the Greeks is subject to the common-eold germ of financial negleet. This failure to pay dues and maintain one's equi- librium on the ledger sheets is, nine times out of ten. not intentional, but rather just an evidenee of carelessness. Thinking, then, that he has plenty of time to settle his finaneial obligations before reeeiving his sheepskin, the fraternity man oftentimes negleets his fra- ternity and spends his money on something unneeessary and unimportant. To prevent ttreeks from negleeting their finaneial obligations, the eouneil has deereed. baeked by university administrative sanetion. that no fraternity man of Loyola will be al- lowed to reeeive his diploma until all fraa ternity finaneial obligations have been settled. NVhile this may seem a bit striet at the out- set, a rational reader and a rational fraternity man ean see the obvious benefits to be derived from sueh legislation. Again, the eouneil has beeome the f'wateh- dog of the seholastie standing of prospeetive members of the various fraternities, and has set eertain limitations on times of pledging and initiating. But further than that, to main- tain a high seholastie standing aftei' the men have been pledged. the eouneil requires that no man be initiated unless he shows at least a ft ' grade at the semester. The aetivities of the eouneil for the seho- lastie year 19235-lflitti have been given over in more detail to organization work, the laying of the foundation for greater effieieney in the years to eome. That the work of the eouneil has been sueeessful is attested by the work done this year, the eareful eompiling of fra- ternity reeords, the move to strengthen fra- ternity eotfers by settling long-outstanding debts owed by latent members, and the nota- ble lieiglitening of the seholastie standings of the individual fraternities. To Alpha Delta ttamma. Pi Alpha Lambda, Phi Mu t'hi, Delta Alpha Sigma. Sigma Pi Alpha. Phi t'hi. Phi' Beta Pi, Pi Mu Phi. liambda Phi Mu. Phi Lambda Kappa, Delta Theta Phi, Phi Alpha Delta. and Sigma liambda Beta. the eouneil extends its heartfelt thanks and best wishes. O C hl hl National nw-dioal irate-rnily foundvd al tho l'niv1-rsily of Vormonl. IIIB9. and oslzlhlishod :ul Loyola Ynivorsily. l907: Eros-ll and whilv: 3525 YY. Nlonrov Slrvl-I Plll SIGMA CHAPTER H1 VH1, 1121ti1111211 1l1t'1,11t,'2l1 f1'ilf1'1'1111j', 1111- 1ik1- 111111-1' 111'g2111iz21ti1111s 111' its 11i1111, 11215 21 hist1'11'y sh1i1wi11g few of 1111- 1111s 211111 t11,1XV11S 111211 s11 1j11't1-11 211111121 1i'11110Q1- s111'i1'ti1-s. F111111111-11 i11 1889 211 the V11iv1-1'si1y 111' XvG1'I1l1lll1. P11i Chi 1121s 112111 il gi-1111111 1121121111-11-1i1 was 21111-11111-11 by Illillly 1111111 1,111-11121. 111g-1-1111-1' with 11121115' 111111-1' 11211-111-s 111-111 211 1111- 111111s1-. A11111-1i1-s 211511 i1g'lll'1'l1 i11 1111- 1-112111101 111'11g'1'2111'1. Phi Chi 1-1111-1'i11g' 21 1121s111-1112111 11-21111 i11 1111- 11111- Yl'1'H1'1'j' i11t1'21111111'21Is, I'I11w211-11 1111111111- V2111, 1lll'11,11'11Til11j', 1111111-11 i11 il Yf,'1'f' QU! 115' 'FUVVU11191'f1'i11G1'11111l'S, 111 192115, 1111- . if i Q111111 111-1't111'11121111'1- 21s 1'I1l'11lf'211 1111111- 1'1'11'ty-s1-V1-11111 y11211' 111 Phi t'hi prog- ' Y' 111111111 111211121g'1:1'. 1'GsS. the 1121111111211 11111 lists sixty-six 'W' ,A TW11 1'fl1'111l'1' 11'?lf'111ll2' t'1-1111ws 11-11111 1.1121111111-s, 211111 t11is 1111111111-y is 1-1111- s A IQ' i11l'1'11il11i1-1'111ST1l1Q'l11N1l1-11111111151-11'1-s Sfillliij' 1JQ111g' i111-1'021s1111. ' 115' 1121ssi11g' 1111- ST1'11lQ'4'111 1-x21111i11211i1111s T1111 1111111121 011211111-1' l,1i1i1'SY f1'11111 1111- '9 'L 1'll1' 1111111115' h11sI1i1211 .i11t1-1'111-s11i11s. t11111- 111' 11111 11111 C11l1'21gL't1 i,141111fgC 11111 -1211111-s II1,'l11'y. 1,1111-1- 21ss1s11111z 111 1121- 311-11i1-iiie 211111 Sll1'g'C1'Y whic-h. 1-11111- 11111111g-y, 211111 1'11211'11-s 1C1I'12111f,1, i11 111i- l1i111-11 with 1111- B1-11111111 Me11i1-211 C111- 11-go, 11111111-11 the 11111-11-11s 111 the I11'L'SG11f s1-1111111. At 1111- f'11i1 21g'1'1 C'1'1111'Q1' 21 81112111 11211111 111' 1111-11 11I'g'2111iz1-1i1 15118111111 P11i Sigma i11 1'l'11s1 1'111i11 i111ii'U1I1lj', 11'1-1'1- 21111111111 111llSl' 11111111 1111111121 111 111- 21111111111-11 11,1 1111- 111'1s11i1211, 1Vi1h 1'1,11'15'-111111 Phi lfhis 2111'l'21l1f' 1111 the 111e11i1-211 f21f'111TfY. 111l.' 1111211111-1' i1l'141f'41 1907. The t111111wi11g' yl'Zl1' the 11111211 2111111111-1' g1'211111211e w111-11 111: l'h211'11-s g'1'111111 215111111611 its1-11' with Phi V111 XV. 11112111-s 211-131-1111-11 2111 211111111111- 1121111111211 211111 f'112l11Q'1'11 its 1-11211111-1' H ' 1111-111 i11 th1- 111-1121111111-111 111' 2111211- 1121111Q 111 P11i Sigma. 1Vi1h 1'1-1-1Q1g'11i- U I P U1115'. 0111- 111111-1' Phi Chi 1021111-1' 111 111111, Phi Sigma l'ilI'11l,11Y s1-121111-11 it- 111-1-11113' 1111- 111111-Iight this YHH11' XVHS se11' i11 the s1-1111111 of 1111-1111-1111-. 111-11- i1'211 Sfl111l1111S 111111'1- 1112111 21115' 111111-rs 2111- i11- 1-1i111-11 to 1-111111'1'eg'21t1- for 111'1'1t'1-ssi1,111211 211111 s111-i211 2111V2111t21g'1-s, 211111 111is 11'1l116'11f'j' was 1'0- 111'1'1ltl1 i11 1111- sw1-11i11g 1'l'1NTQ1'. T111- L11y11121 1-112111191 111'1w s1211111s fifth i11 1121111111211 1110111111-11 ship, 111-2111i11g' 11121113' 1111111-1' A111e1'i1?2111 211111 l'21112111i2111 g11'111111s. 1,21st 12111 P11i Sigma 11121111- 2111111111-1' 211,1V21111?11 i11 its 111-1111-ssi1111211 211'tiViti1-s 115' 11111 1-s121111ish- 1111-111 111' il s1-ries 111 11-1-1111'1-s 211 tho fl'i1iL'1'1l1ij' h1111s1-. A1111111g' 1111- s111'01'211 s111-21111-1's who 2111- 1111-ss1-11 1211'g'1- g'21t111-1'i11gs w01'1- Dr. XVi11i21111 S112111i1'11, wh11 11is1-11ss1-11 11i1-1211'y t1'1-2111111-111. 211111 111: -1. 1'. K1'21t11, who s1111k1- 211111111 111111111111 1111-th1111s i11 1111-11i1'211 111211-11111-. 111111-1' 211-tivities 211s11 e11g'21g1-11 th1- f1'2111-1'11211 21t1Q11ti1111. '1'111- 21111111211 11112111121-1-1121111111' 112111111- I'I1'111'j' P17111 wh11 2111611111-11 1111- 1111- 1i1,111211 f1'i1T91'l111'f' 1-1211111-11111111 121s1 l1111'1S1II1i1S. T111- j11i111 i11iti211i1111 XV1111'11 P11i Sig'11121 h1111,1s l'V1'1'f' yL'211' with l'11i1i-21g'11. N111't1111'1-st1-1'11. 211111 111i1111is 1111iv1-1'siti1-s was 111-111 12151 F91'1l'1li11'f'. 111: R11111-1't 112111'1ii11s 111 Phi Sig'11121 1'1-111-1-s1-1111-11 th11 111211111-1' 211 1111- S1'11'i11iL'l'S' 1211111- 11111'i112' 11111 11211111111-t 11'11i1'-h 1111111w1-11. 111: H2111'1ii11s' 121111 1'1l11l,'1'1'1l1'L1 1'211?11113'-st11111-111 1'111211i1111s11i1'1s. 'I'11'1-1v1- 111e11g11s 1'1'11111 1111111121 w1-121- 111l,111ll1l'l,1. i11t11 11111 1'1'21t1-1'11i1y i11 1111- i11s11i1'i11g' 1-1-1111111111 11'11i1-11 1111-1-1-111-11 1111- 11111111-1'. Phi V111 1111111S the 11isti111-ti1111 111: 1121Yi11u' 111111'1- 1'211-11115' 1111-111111-1's 1111 its 21111111111 1'11s11-1' 1112111 21115' 111111-1' 11111511121 111'ilfL'1'l111f'. '1'h1- s11i1'i1 111' 1-1111111-121111111 1112111111-st 1,11-txx-111111 the 11:11-11115' 211111 Phi 1f'hi is s1'11111111i1- 111' 11111 g'1'11wi11u i11- Tk'l'l'S1 i11 1'1'21TL'1'111U' 1ifQ F11 1111111121. 99 i m hi National niodic-al sorority ioumlod at Ynivorsily of Illinois. l898. and vstablishi-al al Loyola l'ni- ve-rsily. I920: ,-:rc-on and white-: 706 S. Lim-oln Strom-I El'SlLON CHAPTER I' SIGMA PIII hzttl its l't'IIlHTt' lltlglllllillg' lctnttp, whtt hy tht-ii' uiist-Ifish Izihtmi' ftn- tht in 11,9 tt-at-O ,,t' tt-ttmt,-11's t-mzmt-ipzititm stmli-ity's lat-ttt-i'mt-nt justly tlt-st-Pvt-tl tht- whit-h ttpt-ut-tl up tht- Ill'tll'ttSSltlIl2ll tit-ltls ttti- I't'l'tlQ'lllTlttIl. wt-1't- t-lt-t-tt-tl trustt-t-s tat' tht- grzmtl tht-m. 'l'ht- lmttlt- t-ry ttt' tht- mtmtlt-rn Aiiiztxtm t-hztptt-1' tat' tht- stu-tmrity. :ts ptt1'itit'-zttitm. In t-yt-ry tit-Itl tit' 'I'ht- I,ttytnlz1, tn' lipsiltm t-hziptt-1' tit numam t-ittlt-atytn' tht- XX'ttlIlt'll hy tht-ii' 3 Z Nu Higimi Phi was ti1'st t'tn'iiit-tl 111 pzirtit-ipaititnt lvt-gum tt: Iit't tht- st:mtl- K, lfllti. :tt tht- t'l1it-ago t,'ttllt-Q0 txt , , . . . . o 'Q . . , v. lI'tlS ttt tht- ht-ltl ttt tt mttrt- Itlt'tllISllt' AlCtllt'1lltf :mtl Nurgt-ry. NX 1th tht- z 1 . , -. , 1 . . . . plzmt-. Iimt- spt-ztlis mturt- l'ltltlll0llllf' tllllrililttll tat tht- t-ttllt-gt- hy l.tiyt t . 5 4112414 J - - . - . mtl ltxutlly thzm wtti-tls tit tht- ztmtntmt jj I IllYt'1'Sllj'. tht- Stll'tlI'llf' ztttt-1' tt sht ttt' sut-t-t-ss tht-y lmyt- :it-liit-yt-tl, 'l'ht- lg: pt-ritttl ttt' timt- was 1-t-tiiuatiiizt-tl :is 1 mt-tlit-:tl pi'ttt't-ssitm was stttm at tit-ltl Q f vliztptt-1' iii tht- tmivt-1'sity. . . ' W . . m whit-h tht- wttmt-it t-ttultl st-t-lt tht-11' 64-Mm 3 096' BIOllIlW1'Sllllt mt-lutlt-s tht- mort- :it ,. , 0 7 . . . ltllll't'lS. XX ith tht- Q'l't'2lll'l' Illlllllwl' tat 7 I tiyt- wtimt-it m tht- mt-tht-:il st-html yytuillvli tlttt-tttrs tht-l't- was il t-trl'l't-- 'I'ht- Ytlritllls tltht-1' t-hzllltt-l's tat' Xu sptnitliiig llIt'l'l'2lSt' in tht- mlmht-r tat' wttmt-it Siginzt Phi iii lllIIl'ilQ'tI t'UllIM'1'illl' with tht mt-tlit-:il stutlt-tits. 'l't1 t'll2llllt' tht- wtmit-it mt-tl- l.tnytrl:u t-lisiptt-1' iii its stat-iztl :mtl t-ulturzil ziims 1t:1l stutlt-tits ttf ttmt-titm :ts at well- 'l'ht- p111'ptnst-stnt'tl1t- tll'Q'iIlIlZilllUll tll'Q'ilIIlZCtl sttt-itil. t-t-tmtwmit-, :mtl t-ul- ,SEL I,ttytml:t l'iiiyt-Vsity t1i't- Illtlllllltlltl. ht-t Sl! -Fl turztl tmlt, Nu Slglllil Phi, tht- 1111- 121.3 tht- ttii't-mttst ttt tht-st- is tht- :tml tt, - - . S IG'-7-QI gf 1.2, . . . . ttttmtl mt-tlit-:tl stti'tn'1ty,wztstttuiitlt-tl. .it tlt-yt-ltmp at spirit ttt gtitntl tt-Ilttwsliip lht- stu-ttrity hzttl its IIUQIIIIIIIIQ' m TQ.. , ht-twt-t-it tht- wttmt-ii stutlt-nts :it tht tht- t-rn ttt' tht- Q-:ty niitt-tit-s. ISHN, 'IIht- mt-tlit-:il st-htmttl. By the V111-ittus 1't-Qu tnrgtniiizzitittii was t-tmt-t-ivt-tl :mtl ttts- hu' mt-t-tiiigs tit' tht- stn'tn'ity, tht- tn tt l't-tl hy at grtnup ttl' tall'-sig-litt-tl wtmit-tt, wht: gzmiztttitm is rt-:tt-liiug' its gtwzil. In tht- pztst tht-11 wt-i't- stlitlt-tits :tt tht- t'ttllt-g't- tat' Physi- tht- ii1tlut-tit-t- tat' tht- stat-it-ty uptm tht- stutlt- tizms :mtl SlIl'Q'l'tlIlS. htm' at part tit' tht- I'iti- lmtntly was ll2lIllllt'I't'tl stmmt-wlmt hy tht- lzit-k tit xt-rsity ttt' Illiiittis t'ttllt-gt tat' Mt-tlit-int-, :mtl mt-mht-rs, hut with llIi'l't'2lSIlIQ' tiumhe-Vs tht yyhtt t'tn-t-sam' tht- t'tltlSiI'l1t'iIYt' wtti-It thzit 21 Ntll'tlI'llj' httpt-s ttm ll'2lIlSl'ltl'Ill its itlt-ails into mt-tlit-:tl strt'ttl'ity t-trllltl tltt. 'I'ht- l'tlIlIllll'l'S tbl' tllt- putt-tit slvtilzilitit-s. stitutitm wt-it Ili: Ii't-i1t- Przttt :mtl twt-Ivo .tltlttvugli tht- i'ist- ttt' Nu Slglllil Phi as . tIlllt'l' wtmtt-it. Frttm tht- small gitmiip tat' thir- sttt-itil zmtl pt-ttt't-ssitniatl grtnup :tt thc mt-tIit.il ttt-tt. tht- stti'tn'ity has Q-rttwii imtil att tht- pl't-s- st-htntrl hats ht-t-ti haimpt-rt-tl tluriiig' tht- pa tht it hats mtrrt- than ttvt-itty t-hziptt-rs in tht- tiyt- yt-airs hy tht- tlt-pit-ssitm, t-mit-1't-to stt- as ttttmtry. :mtl its :1t-tix't- mt-mlmt-i'ship ttmtttls IIZIYC ht-t-it tztltt-it this yt-ati' ttn p1'tmmt,rtt- tht litmtlrt-tls. 'l'tt t-tttn'tlii1attt- tht- wtn-li tit' tht-st- tittttrt- yt't-lt'ztl't- tat' tht- ttigaiiiizzititmii ftitmtlt- xtti-ittus t-ltziptt-rs tat' tht- sttt-it-ty zmtl ttv huiltl at uptm tht- :ltltlt-tl intt-1't-st tit' wtrmt-it iii tht iittittmtl spirit tat' t't-llttwship. tht- stat-it-ty t-s- mt-tlit-:ll tit-ltl. ttlilisht-tl its grzmtl t-hnptt-1' iii IIIIII. Ili: -Iulitt l,tnytilz1 l'iiiyt,-rsity hats rt-zistmu tty ht- pro llttlmt-s Smith, Ili: Sttphizi Iiriiiiilmztt-Ii. Ili: txt' tht- :tt-liit-vt-mt-tits tit' tht- wttmt-11 tit' Bu It-imit- l'l1lI'li, :mtl Ill: I.ttis Iiiiitlsaiy lVyiit-- Higiiizt Phi stl1'tt1'ity. l00 hi amlula Kappa National modic-al fralornily foundod at l'nive-rsily of Pennsylvania. I907. and 1-slablishc-al al Loyola l'ni- vc-rsily. l92l: whilo and hluo: 809 S. Ashland Ave-nuo GAR-IDIA CIIAPTEII HE P11i 1111111151121 Iiillbliil 1'1'1111-1'11i11' 11111 l111j' 1111-111111-1-s 211111 fl11ll'l' 11111s1111111i11q Tl'll'I1 1111111111-11 111 15107 111 1111- 1vl11YOl'N11j' 111 1,1111'i11g'1111'- 11:1s1 11-111: P91111s1'11'1111i11: 11 111111' C'X1L'l11,1S 1.111111 1-1111s1 111 T111- S1-111111' 1-111ss 1121S 111s1i11u11is111-11 11-1-11' 111' 91111s1 111111 1-1111sis1s 111 1.1l1'1Y 1-11111111-rs. '1'111- 1111- 1-111111-9 11111-1'1'11-s11111s 111211 111111- 111-1,-11 11111-1-1-11 1111111111 1-11111111-1-111-9-111111111-11 11111 11191111-111 111 1111-111. 111111-11 1111-111119 1ff1'111N 111 1111- sc-1111111 Wag grill 1111- lf111ff21Q'1j1 1'11119g1- 111' 1 Z , 1'11111i 1-11111111 1111s11i1111, 3111XY21111i1'l' 31L'I,11l'1111' 111111 S111'g'111'j', 111111 111 1111- 01111111.11 1111s1111111. 111111 311l'1l2l4'1 H1-1-Q1 Hlilllf' f'G8l1'S 1'11111,111'111Q 11 11115 L'l11i11'2fl'11 11',f - 1WS1'1Tfl1 111 V111 2l2 '1 211111 111-1'-111119 VCIT' 111-1119 111 1111-1111-111 1'-i1'- '111111' 11'1111i1i1111s 111' P111 1121111111111 11:111- 1-11-s. S111119 111 1111- 11111111111 111111 11a11- -' - 111- Q, 1111 111'1- Q'1'll11l1111'l1 111'Il11j' 111 1111- 1'1f'11 111-1-111119 111111U11i111f'. 111111 1-1911 11111-1-1111- 11l'1'1111g'i,' XY1l11'11 is 111l' 1i1'211f.'1'1111f'.N 111' 11111111111 1i111111'11, 1111-111119 1111- 1fJ1's1 S1I111l11 V11'1111,' 111' its 111121111 111 11111- 111' 1119 211-111 F11-X111-1', -11111113 H1,1g'11ff, B1-111 S1?1l1C1i. H9111'g'1- 1111111-1'si1i9s 111 1111- 1-11111111'1'. 1111- 1'11i11-1'si11' 111' H2lSS111, 2111111 1-111111111191 Lib1111111. 1',C11l1Sj'1Yill11il. FH111111l'1.1 111 1119 l'21S1I'1'1l s1-1111111 S1111-9 115 111'g'1111iZ111i1111, 1111- 1111-111111-rs 111 111111111111 ff11i11J1t11' 111111- 1111S1'111Q,'111S11C1,1. 1119111- s9111-5 111 sc-11o1111's11111. 1111119111-s, 111111 s119i111 111-1111111-S. 11111-1'1111111', 1119 11-1111-1'11111' is 1-1111111911-1'1z1-11 by il 11-119 11111111 1111 111'1'111191'- 110011. 1Y111C11 is 1111-1111-1' 511111111 111' 1111- 11121111 si A111 i11111l1S1 1111111 f'1,'2l1'S ago 11111-11 1'I1E'l,11l'i11 s1-11-111-11 1111s il fill' 1i-11' 1'1'11111 its 1l1'l,'SC'111 111311 s111111s 211111 11111-11 1111- 13111.11 1111- 1111111131 11111 11111111-111 1111s 1-91'-o111-s1- 111 1119 11111110 111' 111111-111 1111-111- 1-1119. P111 1111111131121 1121111121 1111s 141-111 11111-1- 111111 1119 11111111-1'11 11'91111s 111 1111-1111-1119 211111 51 ,gf WQ '35 'i fi Q 5 11111111111 C1l11JS 1111'1,111g'11o111 1119 1-11111111'1. 1112111111111 is 191-1 111911s911 111111 1119 11111111 1-11011-9 1111-11 2111111211319 1111- 1111-111111-1's11i11 111 1111- COIT'l111Q' YQil1'. 211111 is s111'1- 111111 1111-1' 11111 1'111'11191' 1119 1,11-9s1ig'1- 111' 1111- 1'1'11191'11i11'. T119 f1'211Q1'1'111j' S111:fe1'V1.1 Q'1'92i11j' 11111-11 1111- 1111111111111111' 111101111 1i1s1'911i1111'1s1 211111 11-91111'111'. D12 E1111'111'11 S1-11oo11111111, 1111-11 S1111111-1111. His loss is 111-1-1111 1111111111911 111 1J1'1'l111Ul'S 1111111 1111-11- 11-111 1-i1'1-11-s 111 Q9111-1'111. T111- 111-1111111-S of 1116 fl'211t'1'1111Y 111-1-9 Illilllf' 211111 1111-11-11. T119 11111s1 11111s1111111i11g' 111 1111-sc 1111s 1119 1111111111111 1-11111911111111 111-111 111 P11i111- 111-11111i11 1111111151 1111- C111'is111111s 1119111111111 Ar111111g' 1119 i1111101'111111 100211 Zl1:fi111'S 1119 11111-1- 1-11111111-1' Sl1101i91' 119111 111 1119 St. C'111i1'. 1111- 1111- 1111111 T111111ksg'i1'111g C1Ell1CQ 111-111 111 1111- IXil1101i1'1'- 11111-ke-1'. 21111 1119 S111'i11g- Fl71'1Ilil1 111-111 111 1111- 1191311111111 1191-9 11911-11111-11111-11, 11s 111-1-9 1119 11-11- 1E1'111Tf' 111111s1- 11111-111-s. IIEIIU' 11111-1'1-sting 1111115 w1-1'1- 2111-11 111 1114'- 1119 1f'11ill1Q'111g' 9111111-111 111-1'1-1111111191111 N11111111-1-911 1111111119 11s 11111g- 11st 111: 11- 111s11'11111s 11111111111 2l1'l' 1111- 11111111-s 111' 11111s111111i1- S111111111111' 119111'1111Q1g-is1s. 31111-11-1111,1Qis1s. 11eL111111'1- 911111s. 1111s11-11'11-11111s. 111111 11x11-1111111'1s1s. XV11i19 1'111?11111' 1111-111111-rs 111 P111 L11111111111 1ii11111i1 1111- 111,11 x11 11111111-1-1111s 11s 11111s1- 1311 l11t11.L'1' 1111-1111-111 -1l1'111l'1'11111K'5 111 I,11y11111. S1111 1119 11111- S111lXY111Q' 111 1111- 1i211111Z11S is 111111111'9s1 111 1111- 2111111111111 1'L'Q'111111.15' 111 11191111191-s 1111 f21l1'1.11tf' 1111S1s 111 1119 1111111-1'si11'. 111111- 1119 11111j1i11'i1y 111' 1111- f1'211L'1'11211 111-g-1111iz11- 111111s 111 1111- 11111191-sity. P111 1111111111111 li11111111 has 11210119171 1111- 111111111111i1111 111' 211111 111111-11 1-1111- H1l1L'1'21111j' 111 1111- 1111111111111111 111111 111-111111111111-111 111 1119 11911 L111'111z1 11111-1'1'1'1111-111111' l'1111111-11. T111'1111g'11 11s 21C1iV1' 111-11-Q1111-. 11i11'1'f' Y1-11911. L1 51-111111 111 1111- 11101111-111 S1-110111. 1111- 1,1U1111K'11 11215 111'O1:l11UL1 Q11-11111, Il1i11l11f' 111' his s11a'u9s1i11111 as 111 11191111J11s of 1,1.Qil1111Q' 111111 1119 111'11f9ssi1111111 s91111o1 f1'1111-1'111111-s. llll hi eta ' National medieal fraternity founded at University of Pittsburgh. l89l. and established at Loyola llniver- sity. l92l: green and white: 3521 Jaekson Boulevard ALPHA 0DlEGA CHAPTER wvw Hl BlulA PI was tmrgunizetl as at ltmt-ul fI'2lft'I'l1ltY in 1891 nt tht- Pniyt-1'sity of Pittsbtu'gh. Tlirtrttgli tht- zeal untl ftvrt-sight tit' its f'llill'lPl' IHOI'I1lJtfl'S. t'-trnihint-tl with the un- tiring t-fftmrts ot' tht- ll1l'IHl1t'1'S in tht- yt-urs itnmt-tlizttt-ly t'tmlltJwiiig1'. it 1't-- it-ztl st-htmol und within tht- t'1'z1tt-1'nity it has tn-gaiiizt-tl two lL'Cill1't'Sl1llDS. tant- znniuully for the entirt- stutlt-nt hotly and one monthly for tht- zwtiyt- Phi Bt-tus. St-litrlztstit-ally. Phi Bt-tn Pi has zil- yyztys ht-t-n itlt-ntitie-tl with thc- lead- pt-zttt-tlly fztt-t-tl ztntl tnyt-1-4-nine hzirtl- Q t'l'S. tht- ll1iljUl'lif' of its nit-mhers ships whit-h might lntvt- tlist-tn11'zig't-tl ----- llt'ltlllQ'll1f.E ttm tht- l1tn1t11'a1-y st-niinars t-ss tlt-tt-innnt-tl int-n. Attt-1 sut-ct-ss .intl stwt 1tt1t s. Ilniing tht past, yt?-A1 fully justifying' its t-xistt-nt-e att tht- N :U tht- pit-sitlt-nt-y tat' tht- st1pl1tm1ntn1'e and l'niyt-1-sity tif Pittsburgh. tht- i'l'iiTO1'- if Jlinitn' classes ztntl tht- vit-t--p1-t-si- nity pmt-t-t-tlt-tl ttm tlt-iiitnistrntc on at tlt-nt-y nt' tht- lLI't'Slllll2lll t-hiss wt-in nzttitmnttl st-:Ile that Phi Bt-ta Pi wus ' 'i' U ht-ltl hi' Phi Bt-tus. tat' grt-att ht-nt-tit to int-tlit-:tl stntlt-nts. Hut'-iully tht- t'1't1tt-1'nity plays host ttntl that its prints- intvtiyt-s wt-1'e tht- zilleyizt- att inztny llli'U1'lllill lrztrtit-s. stntrkers. hzntttucts, tittn txt' tht- inztny st-httlztstiv tliftit-nltit-s tri' its :intl t':tt'ulty tlinnt-rs whit-h tt-ntl ttt st1't-ngtht-11 int-mht-1-s untl tht- g'i'tntping' txt' ft-llttw stu- tht- htmtls of frit-ntlship atntl f1'ilfQl'l1illlSI'I1 tlt-nts with tint- ztntttht-1' ftti' tht- ztttztinmt-nt ,Q nintmg its inelnht-1's as wt-ll as illlltlllgf other uf tht- stutlt-nt's hight-st ilSPlI'2liltlll+H1C'tl- lf! x twgaiiiizntitnis tat' tht- stihtutnl. The outstzintl- it-:il :tt-hit-vt-inent. With at t-tnistznic-y ttf itqfzffg- ing' stu-itil t-vt-nt of tht- XCZII' is the annual pnrpttst- 1lIlilli0l't'tl tln-trngliont tht- yt-airs JS tnnttlrzttt- tlztnt-t- ht-ltl in t-tnijnnt-tion with Phi Bt-tu Pi has gtttht-rt-tl untlt-1' llt'l' hun- tht: t-lniptt-rs nt Rush, Nth-tliwt-stt-1-11. and nt-it pit-kt-tl nit-n. wtmrthy to Wtlill' lll'l' hutlgt-. int-n who wtunltl ztttttin ll0l' high itlt-ztls Tl1I'ttllLfllUlli tht-ii' liyt-s ns pmtlt-ssitnizil Int-n. NVith at spirit tat' ln-t-tlit-1'l1tttttl :intl gtmtttl t't-l- lttwsliip. tht- fl'2lit'l'lllij' hats g'1'tm'n ttn tt pttsi- tittn nt' nntitmnztl prtninint-nt-t-. lt hzts ful- tillt-tl ttu tht- hight-st tlt-gt-tw tht- t-xpt-t-tntittns tri' its littllll4ll'l'S. 'l'ht- Alpha Hint-gn t'll2lItit'l' wus twgziiiizt-tl att Lt-ytmln in 15321. lVith il nut-lt-ns tat' int-n. nttw lni'g't-ly 1'0IlI't'St'llit'tl tan tht- i':tt-nlty, it is nut tliftit-nlt tn tnitlt-rstztntl its rztpitl rist- tt- 1-tvyttllrtrity. Fi-tnn tht- ht-ginning' it t-stzthlisht-tl itst-lt' :ts :tn lllTt'g1'l'2ll putt tat tht- institution str that att llI't'Nt'lll it is l't't'ttg'lllZl'4l us tant- ut tht- lt-:ttlt-1's in pi'tng'1't-ssiyt- intwt-int-nts-st-it-ntititz st-lttflztstit-, stu-iztl. untl ztthlt-tit-. In ltI1l'Sll21l1t't' tit' its effort tn pi-ttpag':ttt- :intl stinntlutt- st-ie-ntitic lllft'l't'Sf hnth nt tht- n1t-tl- l02 lllintmis int-tlit-all sf-liutmls. That tht- fl'2lit'l'l1lTj' is at lt-ntlt-1' in the tit-ltl of nthlt-tit-s is intlit-att-tl hy tht- fnvt thzit t-ight tat' its int-niht-rs wt-rv atwnrtlt-tl keys as recogni- tittn tit' tht-ii' nit-inht-Vship tan tht- Phi Beta tt-ann that wtrn tht- 1t1'ttt't-ssitmztl st-htntnl chaini- pitnnship in hztskt-thztll. To tht- intliyitlnztl stntlent, the In-otlit-1'litmtwtl In-ttyitlt-s at ti'nt- htnnt- nntlt-1' whtmst- 1-tmtmf z11't- gzttlit-rt-tl t-tmg't-ninl nit-n with itlt-ntit-nl niins in lit't-. lt prtwitlt-s un t-nyi1't1n1nt-nt Ctniitlutliyt- ttt stutly :intl tlisctlssion. plat-iiig at tht- tlis- pttsnl ttf its int-tnbt-rs zt Wt'll-t-tltllltlbtltl lih1'zt1'y t-tnitnining' tht- lzttt-st tt'-Xts ztntl t-ni'1't-nt pt-i'itmtl- it-ztls, lt is t-tnnptmst-tl tit' at st-lt-t-t gi-ttup ttf g't-n- tlt-int-n who prttvitlt- the inutual t-tmipzniitnisliip st, nt-t-t-sszn'y tln- tht- atlntmspht-1-0 of gotmtl t't-1- lttwsliip which nialit-s tht- hrtttlit-1's i't-t-ttgiiizv tht-il' t't'ntt-rnity htmnst- as a rt-al htnne. O amlnla hl u lnlc-rnalional Italian me-dieal fran-rnily founded al forne-II l'nive-rsily Mc-dit-al fullvgq-.. I920. and 1-slablisha-cl al Loyola University. I922: blue and goldg l838 YY. lYashinglon Boulevard LAMBDA CHAPTER HE story of Lambda Phi Mu might be termed a drama of fraternity organization and life at Loyola I'niversity in three aetsg for there were three separate and distinct stages in the founding and establishment ot' the group at the medieal sehool. Vomposed of Italian medical students, Lambda Phi Mu to- day, after a turbulent. process of eonstruetion and reconstruction has taken its place among the foremost Greek letter units in the Loyola fraternity scheme. Uvershadowed with doubt as to the possi- bilities of success, a small group of Italian students established a chapter of Lambda Phi Mu in 1927 in the pre-depression era which witnessed the organization of many clubs destined to fall by the wayside in the next few years. A fraternal eompetitor on the medical campus to Iota Mu Sigma, an Italian fraternity founded in I922 and well estab- lished when Lambda Phi Mu made its bow on the campus. the new organization was destined to face many obstaeles before reaehing the heights to whieh it has mounted today. In- terest in its aetivities, ideals, and social rela- tionships not being evideneed by eligible Italian students. the fraternity succumbed in favor of the older Iota Mu Sigma a few months after the constitution had been rati- fied by the several members. IVhile Lambda Phi Mu was making this inauspicious entrance and exit at Loyola, Iota Mu Sigma carried on in its traditional fashion aided greatly by the backing of prominent Italian physieians and surgeons in Chicago. Through the first lean depression years the hope of reviving the fraternity lingered with the original members of the extinet Loyola chapter of Lambda Phi Mu. and in 1932 ae- tion was taken by the several men to align themselves with Iota Mu Sigma as the first l 03 step in a poliey ot' reeonstruetion. Thus at-t two in the drama ot' Lambda Phi Hu at Loy- ola was ushered in to the overtures of duliious onlookers who could prediet nothing but a disruption or eollapse ot' Iota Mu Sigma. IVith no national Italian fraternity then existent at the Loyola medical sehool, older members ot' Iota Mu Sigma put their lieads together with the new men. the additions from Lambda Phi Blu. and. realizing the benefits to be derived from atiiliation with a national Italian medical fraternity, deeided to re-charter Iota Blu Sigma as a chapter ot' Lambda Phi Mu which already eounted loeal units in medieal sehools tlirouuhout the na- tion. l'nder the leadership ot' XYilliam Ro:-eo the transformatilin was made and aet three became a reality as Iota Mu Sigma underwent a fraternal metamorphosis and was reborn under the name Lambda Phi Mu, Since 1932 the rise ot' Lambda Phi Mu has been rapid. Builded on the foundations of a group established for ten years, the activities of Lambda Phi Mu have increased multifold as the organization beeame older and more prominent in the fraternal life of Loyola uni- versity medieal sehool. Its membership increasing with leaps and bounds with the passing ot' the years sinee the reorganization in I932, Lambda Phi Mu has justified its existence on numerous oeea- sions with its laudable eooperation with all- university activities. Its leaders almost Too numerous to mention. Lambda Phi Mu has during the past twelve months eontributeml materially to the organization and develop- ment of the Intert'raternity lfouneil. and its members have played leading roles in several of the really large activities ot' the university. including the Xfzes. the Volini. the Lambda Rho Iiadiologieal, and the Moorhead groups. hi hi National :urls soeial fraternity founded al the lfniversily of l'hi1-ago. l922. and established :ll Loyola l'niver- sity. 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WI11111, 111-1-11 giving 1111- 1i1's1-11-111' 1111-11 2111 111111111-11111ity 111 111' 1111- 1-111111-i111-111 1111111-111-11111-11 111' 21 1'1111 1111 1111-1-1 t111- m1-111111-1's, V11-11' 1111- 1l1l11Sl' 1111111 s111-1111 1111- 112llll'l'1'S wi11 811111 111 1111- 111usi1- 111' B111 P1111 21 1'1-w 1111111-s i11 1111- 1111-11s11111 s111-1'1111111,1i11g's lips 111111 his 111'111111s11'11 i11 t111- first Phi 1111111111-11 115' 1111- 1'1'2110l'1111f'. ,X NYl'l'k 11111-1' 11 '1,1111111' 1111111-1-.' I0-I Alpll elta 'amm Naliullal :urls sm-iall frail:-rnily fuunalml and 1-slahlisllc-d all Loyola l'niv1-rsily. l!l2l: Illill'0llll and galil: 6525 SIN-rialan lload ALPHA CIIAPTEIR 1.1'1lA DE1,'1'A GAMMA wus 1111111111-11 111 15124 1111 1111- 111'1s 1-1111111us. 1111- s111'1-1111 of 1'11111111i1- 1-11111110 110111iz111g 11111, 1-rs Al1'l1C21l'.V, 19111, 111111 l,l211'1'l1.Y 111111-11-11 111 1 1111' Al2lIlf'l1l'N11f'1' 111-111111112 111111'11:11111-111 218 11ll'111- 111111111 111- 11111- 1Jl'1'S 111' 1111- s1-111111' 111-11111111g' s111'i1-1-1, -11111-1111 111111111111-11 1ll1'011Q'l1 il 1111111111111 142111111110 1'11l11-- 11y:111. 111111 11111-0 1111- l'll4'lil'11 11111 111. 111-11111 111112 2.12110 fi-1111-111111 gi-111111, I1l2111S 111 1111- '11ll111l1' 1111111-1-. 1111w 1P1Al'Sl' 11010 111111 111 1-X11-1111 1111- 1'1'11101'- if FK 111-111 111. 1111' l'11lNS1l'1l1 1-111111 112111 11113' 111 1110111 11111114 111 1-11111-Q1-1: FACALE m'f1Csp5 1'1l11 111-111 21 S1l111l211' 111111-0 111 1111: 1l11'1P112l11111t 1111- llU11111,1'5'. 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K1'111-11x11-111. 111111 111-11111 111-1'0 1-11111111-11 1111 1110 SXV1l11l'll1ll2 11-11111, 111111 111111111-1' 1V11l1y 11'211'l'1lll 11-11 11111 Yill'S11X golf s11111111. -1111-k 1111111111 1112l11il2,'0l.1 1111- 1111x111-1111111 1011111 1111110 llllil1'l1'j' B111lll'1l1X 1111111110-1-11 1110 Y21l'S11j' 1111xi11g' 11-11111. ll2l1ll1111S 1-1111,1s 211111 111111-1' 111'g'11111Z111i1111S 1-11111111-11 1111- 1111011111111 111' 1111'11111s 111111-1' 1110111- 111-1's. 111113911 M1111ig'1111 111-111 11111111 1111- 111111012 111111 1111s1 1111' 111-ws 1-1111111' 111 1111- Lllllllllll .Yf1l'.Q, 1111111-1111 s1u111-111 111-0k1y. 111111 111115-k F111 111-11111-11 1111- 11-1-111111-111 M1111 111. 1110 I'12l11l'1'. 1C11101'i11g 1111-1-11si1' 011111111-11111111 111111 Q11-111 V1Q'1l1', 11111111- l05 s11111111-rs 111 1110 11111111-s 111' 1111-111111-11. .111 1-10111 111. 21 s1-1111-s111-1111 l1211111'C 1111s 1111- 21111111211 s111'111g' 1l11L11l'I112ll 111i1i11111111. 111-11,1 11115 f'1'i11' ll111'111Q' 1111- l1lS1 1101-li 111 31i1l'1'l1. -X 111-1-1: liI1l'l'. 1111- 1101il1l1j'11'S 111-1'1- -flllllllilllfv 11ll,l11l21l'll 111 21 11111111111-1 3111-11 111 1111-11' 1111111111 '1'1111111-11s 1111- :111111111110111 111 11s S111-1111 1111-111s ,X1111111 1111-1111 H1111111111. 11111111211 11s 11111i1111a1 11f111i11111111. 1111s 111111141 Q11-111 S11-ps f111'11'111'11 1111 1111- 1112111 111 21 110111-1' V1111111111' 1-11111-Q0 1111111- 11111111. 11s 111K'11111l'1'S i11'0 111111-11 1111' 1l1L'11' 111111111 111 l'1l111I111S 111-1111111-s 211111 1111' 1l1L'11' l'11l1I1lx1'111illl1 X1'11ll 2111-11l11V1'1'N1Tf' 111'11j1-111Q. 1-'4111S1i1l11lY 1111 1110 1111-11. Al111111 111-1111 111111111111 s111111s i111 1111- 1111gg'111g 111111 1111s1-111s11 11111-11-st 111 1111 1110 111'- 1'11i1-s of L11111111. T110 past 11-111' 1111s SL'1'YeLl 111 111-111' 11111 1111s Sl211l'1111'11l. P' lpha amhda Arts sooial fraternity founded at Loyola l'nivc-rsity. l925: blue and while-: 6337 Konmoro Avvlluo LIICAL 1 ALPHA 1,Al11f11JA was 1111111111-11 1-11-1'1-11 y1-111's 11311 1111 21 1111sis 111' 111g'11 il11l1 1lllIl1'l'S- sivc- 1111-111s. 1111I'1l1Q' 1119 112181 10111-. 11s 1,l111'i11g 1'1'1-ry y1-111' 111' its 1-x1st1-111-1-, it 11218 1-11111-111'111'011 to 1111111 11'11lx to t1111s1- 1111-111s 111 l11il1'111Q b1-1'111'1- its 1111-111111-1-s 1110 1101-1-ssity 111' st1'11'111g' 1111- 1111- 11111'11111-111111-111 111 1.1112 ol11 111111 1111- N1111111121111111 111' 11111101.- s1111111111g 211111 1'1'11-1111s11111 1111111111: its 1111'11111l'1'S, 111-t11'1- 111141 11111111111 11 is 111 1111s 111-1111111111111 1,111 1111- 11111- ' S 1111-111111-11 1-1111t11111s 111' 11-11111s ZIIIL1 IH21l1t1gL'I'S of te11111s 11s 11'1-11 11s I112111j' 111' 1110 111e111111-1-s of 1111- 11-11111s 1111-111s1-11'1-s. S1-1111111st11- 11s 11'e11 21S 111-1111 111' 11-111,11-1-s11111 1111s like-11'1se 111-1-11 g1'111'1-11 upon its 111S11J1'f. 1111- 1110 P1'1'SO111' s1-111111- 1-111ss 11218 111-011 11-131 1l111' t'o111' 11-ars 111' P1 iX11111s. 1116 of 11'11o111 111111- 111-1-11 S1l'll1Q'1I1 A 1111-11 11111'1l1g1' 1111-11' 1-11- 11-1-1's. 111 1111- 11111-1-1-11111-g'111t0 1'111g'1isl1 211111 11111111 1'0111QS1S. 1'o111- 11111 of 1111 - M 111111-1-s 1-111'111,-11 111' L11y11l11 11'1-ro W1111 by A 1 X' 1911 -3? f t , fil1'1' 111' its s1-1111111 111111 its 1111-111111-1's 111211 1111- 1111-1 1-ss1-111-1- 111' l'1 A1111111 1111'I11131'I'S 111' 1111- 1'1'11t1-1'11111'. 11s 11'11s 1110 11111'1'1s1111 111'11t111'11-111 1-111111-st 1111s f'l'i1I'. 1.11111111111 11s il s111-1111 1.I'2111'1'1l11j' 111-s. 211111 111111' '1'1-111- 111 lasting 11'i1L111101lS, P1 Alpha 11'1-11 11 11118 s111-1-1-1-111-11 111 t'11111111'111g its 11i111s 11111 pI'1l11'1111l'S is 11'1-11 11111-st1-11 111' 11111 1111111111 P1-1-111'1,1 111 1l'il111'l'S11111 111111 11 1111s g11'1-11 111 1,1Q11'1111l 1Y111V1'l'S11f'. 11 11111111111 111- 111-1-1111-ss 111 1111:111111- 111-1'1- 21 list 111' 1111- 11111111-s 111' tl111s1- I111'lIl11t'1'S 11'1111 11111'1- 111St111Q'111S11l'1V1 1111,-111s1-l1'1-s 111 1111- s01'1'11'-1- 111' 1,111'11111. '1'11111 1'1-1-111-11 is 11'1'1tt1-11 111 1111- 111s- t11f'1' 111111 111'Il1'1 111. l.111'11111 1ts1-11'i1'1-1'o1'111-11 il1l11 111-1-s1-1'1'1111 111 1111- 111111111'11111 11212118 111' 1111s 11111111. F1112 11111111 t111'11111g' 1111- 1111g1-s 111' 1111S 111s1111'1' 111. 1111- 1111st 11-111' 111 1,111'11111-1111 1-ss1-111111111 111111 is 1111111 1111s 11,-111-11111111 1sf11'1- 111111 1111- 11111111-s 111' 1111-111111-1's 111' P1 A1111111 1121111111121 111 1111- 111-1111 111' 111' 111s11111-111' l11'111111111'111 111 1-1'1-1'y 111'- tivity 111111 1-X1s1s11t 1111- 11Il1V1'l'S11j', 111-11111-1's11111 is 1111- 1-1-111-1'11111 111' s1-1-1'11-1- 111 s1-1111111 111111 it 11215 11l'1'11 11'21111'1'S11111 111111 171 .xlllll 11118 11-111-11 1,1111 11111: 111-111'1-. 1-11111111-111112 1Qil111'l'N111l1 111111 1111s 111-111-11 1111- 111-111111112 111111 111-1111111t11- s111-11-111-s 111 111-11' 111-igllts: 111211 1111s 1'111111'11 f'1'2l1'111lOk 111111 fJNf1l',ll'II1f 11111111 Q11-1111-1' 11-1'1-ls. 111111 1111s s1-1 211111 11111111111111l'11 1111't11-1- s1111111111-11s 111' S11111l'1l1 g111'1-1-111111-111 111111 its 11f111-1-1's 111' 1111: 5111110111 l'1111111'11 211111 111'1'S1111'111 111' 1111- s1-11i111- 1-111ss, 111111 112lS 111'-1-11 21 111'1X'11lQ' 1'111-1'-1- 111 11111-1'1-11111-g'111t1- 111111 11111'11111111'211 :111111-111-s. 21 111'11'111g' fl1l'l'l' 111211 l1111' 1 1 121111114121 112lS 1111-s1-111011 1111111111-1' Y1'i11' of s111'1111 1-1111-1'111111111O111 111111 112151 2lQi1111 s1-1 1111- 11111,-c 1'111' 1,11y11111 's s11c1111 sQ11s1111. From 1119 1-1'1-1--111111111111' xY11111'1' F111'111i11. 111-111 this YPZII' 111 1111- 11111'11-s11pl11st1c11t1-11 Sky Room 111, 1111- S11-1'011s 111111-1, 111 1111- t1'11111t1o11111 11'l11111f11'1'.S 11111 F111-111111. s1-t 111 the 1-11-g1111tly 11111111-1-11isti1- 111211121 1'o111-1 of Xv21SSil1' House, the S1l1'1Z11 s1-11s1111 1111s 111-1-11 11 S1'1'1t'S of s11cc1-ssful 1111111-1-s. 1'll11 111' 1111- Q1111-ty. 01111-1-1111111111-111. 111111 1'1-11o11's11111 111211 111111' 1'1'2l11'1'l111Y 1111111-1-S, 1-s110- 1'12l11f' P1 1111111 1111111-1-s. 1-1111 11111'1-. 1111111111 111111111-s 111-1' 1021l.1C1'S 11'1t11 1111'1111J0l's111l1 111 111-1' 111111111-111-1 1'1'11t1-1'111tiQs. 411111 2iQi11l1 1111181 11'1- 1111-11 111 t1111s1- 1111g1-s 1'111' 1110 111011 of P1 Ax1l111 YY111D 11111'1- 111-1-11 1111'111-1,11-11 t1111s1- 1101101-s, ,xllll 1111 t1111s1- 1111g1-s 11'1- s1-1- 1111711.11 11111111-s of Pi A11111s 111 1-1'1-11' 11111111l'2l1'f' 1,11'g'11111Z11t11111 1111 1111' 111-ts 1'2l111ll11S 1111111 111 11111' 1111101 1,11'g'11111z11t1o11. 11011111-1-s11111 is 111111' 111st111,f3 111211 is good 211111 111 1111- I1l'1'1112111l'11l'l' 111 the 1011111-1's111p 111111 P1 .X1l11121 1121111111151 11218 g'11'1-11 1111 1111 s1-1- its 11'111't11. 11 1111s s1-1'1'1-11 1111111111 1111- 1-11-1'Q11 1'Q111's, so1'1'11-1- 11'1t11 21 111-1'11111111'-1111 of 1l'i1l.1l'1'N11111. P1 ,x1l111f1 1111111111111 1111111ts 111-11111111 to 111-1 111st111-1' 1111- 1111- 111151 11-111', 1-111111110111 111111 it 11111 11'i11 111- 11'1'1t11-11 111S1'112ll'2l1J1j' 111111 1111111111 's 1111'11. elta heta hi National legal fralornily foumle-el al Baldwin lYalIa1-4-. l9l2I: and 1-slahlishod al Loyola l'nivc-r- sity, l926: grew-n and while: 28 N. Franklin Sl re-ol JOSEPll DIQKENNA SENATE HE Delta Theta Pl1i legal fraternity was fountletl at the t'lc-velantl law sehool of Baldwin lvallaee College. l leyela11tl. Ohio. in May. 1913. Three fraternities illllillgillllillftil to form the present group ot' lawyers the t'1lITlIlt'l'lllHll Hoyle has heen awartlefl a plaee i11 the Xlelienna senatek Hhall ot' lliillllhu llurine' the eourse ot' the year John Lauorio anrl Alex llootly reeeiverl appointments as eanipus etlitors on the Loyola ,N'l1l'.Y anil law stutlents. antl tl1e first letter - ', staff. the l'Hl'Ill6'1' for the evening' law of eaeh ot' tl1e names ot' the oltl three tlepartinent antl the latter as tlay law ' NN ' J ' were usetl to designate the present ethtor. Ireviously hoth inen hail f1'31tQ1'11i'fy' uumt-. ftqzieggl Q Xt-tn1'lit'tl ful' TllI't-t- yt-zll's ull illp ,Yr 11.5 - , , -4 - ., .. . . . The Melxenna senate ot llelta Theta j stait 111 the eapar-ity ot reporters. Phi was foiiinletl at Loyola l'nive1-sity i The various soeial aetivities ot' the School of Law in January, 1026. Sinee the tlate of its lltllllltllllg' the Melienna senate has prog'resset,l rapitlly in inter-Senate aetivities and is at present reeognizetl as one of the leading senates in and ahout the Cliieago area. The aetiye inenihers of the Blelienna senate have risen to greater lieights during' the past year than in any other of the ten years ot' existent-e at Loyola. Alex J. Hoody was eleetetl to the presi- ileney of the Loyola u11it of tl1e Illinois junior har assoeiation. whieh lie l1as niatgle into the lareest aetive unit i11 the state: he was also appointetl as a iueinher of the hoartl of stu- ilent U1illl2lQ't'l'S of the Louis ll. Brandeis eoin- petition. Thomas IC. Ryan was eleetetl presi- tlent of the senior elass of the day law sehool as well as he-ing appointetl ehairiuan of the Brandeis hoard of student inanagers. Dean of the Melienna senate, Joseph YVash- hurn was eleetetl to the presitleney of tl1e newly forinecl Loyola ll1il'l'li1'21l01'l1llj' eouneil, while John Lagorio antl John F. Baker were eleetetl yiee-presitlent antl seeretary, respee- tively. of the Illinois junior har association. Austin lloyle of tl1e Ht-Kenna senate repre- sented Loyola in the state moot eourt eoinpe- tition last year antl aitletl in the winning ot' the Cl1ill111lll'lllSlll1't for Loyola. For his work in XT ' - fi Q. l07 Mt-lieniia senate tluring' the year eon- sistetl of tl1e usual Friflay evening' inet-ting-s at whieh several 1ll'tllIllll1'lll speakers. inelull- ine' Mr. .lohn lf. Fitzgeraltl of the law faeulty. a inetnher ot' the fraternity: ltr. Latz. notetl physieian. antl -Iuflue J. Prystalski ot' Gary, lntliana. atltlressetl tl1e lneinhers of the senate. and the sex'- eral parties sponsoretl jointly hy the Zllllllllli antl aetive senates ot' llelta Theta Phi. Notahle among' the parties were the Monte lfarlo party in lleeemher at the lletlinah- llieliigan eluh. the Fall Formal at the llralie llUTl'l. the St. Patrit-li's Itanee i11 llareli at tl1e 900 North Bliehigan Restaurant antl the sev- eral inonthly smokers. usually heltl at the Steyens hotel. anal eonsisting' i11 Various forms ot' reereation, sueh as howling. hilliartls. eartls. anal ping'-poiig, a light luneheon. antl an atl- ilress hy some person proininent in leeal aetiyities. Among the more proniinent of llelfenna senate 's soeialites were Latltly Pomluslia. -Tohn Bliseh, Joseph NVasl1hu1'n tantl wit'e1. -lohn Baker tanel witet. -laines t'G1'ifli11. Art Kor- zeneski. Nlvalter XYllll2llIlS. Alex llootly. antl -lolin Laeorio tantl l'l2lllt'l'l'l. Une ot' tl1e four outstantling professional f1'2lTt'1'lllilt'S at Loyola. llelta 'l'heta Phi is i11- tleetl proud ot' its 19235-2315 at-liieyeinents. i ma amlula Beta I'onnna-rvo sovial fralornil y found:-ll all Loyola l'nive-rsily. ISD27: ma- roon and gold: llrovoorl llotol ALPHA AND BETA YIIAPTERS X1'1'A11'1'IX1i 1111 1111- 111-w s1-1111111s1i1- 51-111' wi111 111111- 1-111111111-11-1,1 1111-11' s11111i1-s 111 1111- 1111w11111w11 S1,m..111i11Q- 1,1 1, --1121113-Q' S1g111g1 1,11ml11l11 1-11111111Q1'1-0 S1'1l11l11. 131-111 1111111111111 111-1111111111S111-11s.1111110111-1111-1-1,-1111' 1,1-11 111' 111111-1-1's 1411'2lll1i R. 1.11111-. g'1'111111 1-1-- 211111 1111s1i1-1111111 1-11111-11 111' 1AIj'111i1. 111 ll Slll111il'1' gl-111: Fl'i11l1i 1,111i111. Vive-g'1'111111 1'L'Q'1'1l11 -1111111 1111' 111-11s111-1-1i1'1- 1111-111111-rs 1111 1,4'11111K'l' 1111111111 11'1-11s111'1-1-1 111111 K1-11111-111 R11- 24 111 1111' 111111'11111w11 1-11111-g'1e 1111i111i11g'. 1-0111-. s1-1-1'1-1111'y. 1111- 1'1'1111-1'11i1y 111-111 1'1l1l1'11 Sil1'1lS was 1111- Q111-st 111' 111111111' 11s 11111111111 F1111 F111'111111 11111111-1' 1111111-0 111 1111' 11111111111 112ll'1j' t1'11l11'1'1x11 1-11111- 111 1111- S111-1'i111111 11121211 111111-1 1111 X11- 1111-1'1-1- s111111-111s 115' 1111' 111-111s. A 1111211 WN111111' 211- 111191111011 115' NUW1113'-HW' 1'1'11XY11 111' 11l1l11111l11'S 111111 g'1l1'N1S. 111- 1'11111l1l'H. 1111- 1111111-1- w11s 1-1111si111-1-1-11 El Q'l'11l1'l' w1111 111111111111-111 1'114'11115' 1111,-111- , 9 s111-1111 111111 111111111-1111 s111-1-1-ss. A 1'1-11' 111-1's, 11-11111-11 111 l11il1i1' 1111- 1111111 11111- M W1-1-ks 1i11l'l'. 1111- X1-11' XvUi11'.S 1-v1- 111 1111- 1111181 S111'f'1'NS1:111 1-V1-1' s111111s111'1-11 AV' LAMBWQ 1'l11'111211 111111l1'1' 1,111111'1- Weis 111-111 111 1111- 111' S12'1I12l 1111111111111 131-111. S111'211i1112'1'111' 1C11g'i111-1-1's' 1111111,1111Q 111 XVil1'1il'l' 111'iv1- 1111-111l1X'1'1'N11j' 11111111-11111111 211111 1l1'211'1f' 1-1111111-1'11- 111111 XV1-11s s11'1-1,-1. '1'111- 1111111-1- 111'11x'1111-11 E111 111111 111111 1111111-tiv l'Yl'111S. 1-11111-11 Sil1'11S 511111 11111'111111s 11I2l1llll'l' 1'111' 11111111-1-1111s 1110111111-1-s. 111111 1111-1'1- 1-1111 111- 1141 1'l'111 1111111-1i1- 1'1ll'U11f'. 111111 1-111111111-1-1-v s111111-111s 111 Sl1l'1'1fHN 111 1,111'11I11 1111111 S111l1l1111N 53,333 11s111-1' 111 1110 111-w f'L'i11'. 1'1'11ll1 1111 1111- 1'2l111111lS1'S 11-11 111' 1'1'211l,'1'- I A- P11-11g'i11g' 111111- 11111-1' 1111' 1'1l2l1lQ'l' 11i1y 1111,-11 111111- 1111- 111111111111 111 1 111' s1-1111-s11-1's 111111111 S12'll1ll 1121111111111 11l'111l11l11' 1-1-111 1,11-111111 s11i1'11. 111111,-1' Q 953' H1-111 1ll1Nj' 111 1111- 11l1XYl1111XY1l 1-11111-g'1- 111'11111111l'l11 s111-11111-Vs 111111 11-111 1111-11' 1-HS: kwa' , 1'11s11111g1 111'11s111-1-1i1'1- 111-11' 111Q1111101's. Nt'11V11'l'S 111 1111- 111-1-11s11111 1111-11111011 ,X1'1111'1-1-1'111111 110si1'111111-s 111111 111-1-11 111'111'1-ss111' 111'1ll'f' l'1111111111-1'111i11. 111-1111 111' 1111- 1111111011, 21 1111'11Q'l' 11i11111l1l'1 was 111-111 111 111-1- s1-1111111 111' 11111111111-1-1-1-. 111-1111-ss111' xxv1111Q1' F1112 1-111111- 1111111111111 1111- 111-W 111'1111111i11111-1's, A11111' 21 111-111'1-ss111- 11111111g-111-1-, 111-111'1-ss111- 1,111-111-13 111111 1111x11Q'llS11111 111' s1-V1-1'111 I1l11llT11S 1111- I1l'XY 1111-11 111'111'l'SS1l1'ZYl'1111i1, w1-1'1- 1111111111-11 111 1111- 11111111111 i11i1i111i1111 1Jil1l- S11l1'1' its 111'g'1111iz11111111 111 15127 Sigma 11111-1 1111 A111-11 25. 1111111111111 111-111 11215 111'1-1'1-111111- 1.1'l'l'211 1111S1211'1l1N111 '1'111111g'11 11 is 111111' 11211111111 111211 1116 s111'i111 its 111t1'111l11 1111-s1111111s11 11s1-11'111111111g 1111' 11-1111- 111-1i1'i111-s 111' Sig'11111 1111111111121 B1-111 111'1- 1-111-- ing 1'1'2111'1'111111'S 111' 1111- 1111i1'1-1'si1y. 11111111i- 111111-11 11l'l'2l1lSl' 111' 1111- 1121111111 111. 11111 1'1-1111-1-111153 1-1111111-11 115' 1111- 1'i11'1 111111 Illikllj' 111' 1111- s111111-111s wi111 1111-111111-1-s 11111 111 1111- 1111si111-ss w111'111. 111 1111v1- 1-111ss1-s 111111' 11111-1- il W1-1-11 111 1111- f'l1111l1l01'f'0 1111- 11l21,1111'11f' 111' 1-11sQs. 1-1-1111111-11 s1,-v01'111 yc-111's sf'1l1l111 11112111 S1'1l111I11. 1111- 1'1'1111-1'11i1y 11218 11-11111 1111- 1-111-1-1'1'1-1- l1ElyS'- 111' 21 1111111- 111-111-1-1-11 111-11g1-1-ss1-11 1'X1't'1'1111lQ'1j' W1-11 111 1111- 1'1-W yc-111's 1-111111111s 1i1'1-. s1i11 w1- 111111 111211 s11-11s 111111- 111-1-11 111' 11s 1-xis11-111-1-. 1il1i1'1l j'1'il1'1f' 111 1'11s11-1' il Q'l'01l1l'1' s111-i111 si11Q 111 Sigma 1121111111111 Ig1'121 is 1'l1I11111lSl'11 111' 1XY11 1111- 1'1'1111-1'11i1y. 1'll11l'l' 1-11111111-11-111 11f111-1-1's 111 l'1111111l'1'S. lx1I11121 211141 131-111. '1'111- 111-111 1-11111111-1' 1111111 1111- -X11111f1 111111 130121 1-11111111-1's, 1111- 111'g'1111- is 1111- :11-1iv1- 1-11111111-1', 111-11111 1-111111111s1-11 111' S1l1- 1111111111 11215 1-11111-111'111'1-11 1111s X1-111' 111 111'1-s1-111 111-111s 111111' 11111-1111i11g' 1111-1-111111111-1'1-0 s1-11111111 1111- il S111'1i11 111'1lQ'1'ilIll wi111 21 1-111111111-1v 11111-1's1111-11 ,X1111111 f'1l2l1111'1' is 1'4l11l1111Sk'f,1 111' 1111-111111-1's 1Y11l1 111111111 111' 1-1111-1'1111111111-111s. IIN! O I 1 hl Polish lnoelival fran-rnily found:-d al Loyola Yllivorsily. I930: gre-on and while-: 706 S. Lim-oln Slrm-I LUCAL 1f1'1I111'111I it is 11111- 111' 1110 j'Ull1lQ'CS1 1.l'il- -X1111111s1ii. XV. 1'iil1'Z-VIIS1-Q1, V. I . 111-1-1-zi11s1qi, .L 101'11iti1-s 111 1111- 1111-11i1-111 sc,-1111111, Pi B111 K1i11111ws1ii. 1'1. 1i11111111111wski. 1'I. K1111i1-Z. XY. Phi 1111s 1Jl'1l2111l'11K'C1 so 1'2l1111,11j'. 1111111 s1-h111asti- A1l'11f'2ll'UXY. -1. 1,:lll1. 111. Sm-z111'1-k. 211111 19. 011115' 111111 s111-1a11y. that it is 2111'L1ilL1j' 1'1-1-11g11iz01,1 N11w111i w1111 111 111-1-s1-111 has S1 11-111-111110 1'1-1111w- 11s11111-1111110 1011111110 1'1'11t1-1'111t11-s at s11i11 i11 g1'11ss 111111111111.x'. this S1-111101. F111111111-11 1111 -11l1111i1l'f' Whih- 1110 111111111-1's 1111v1- 1-11111-1-11- 10, 1930. wi111 Zl111l1't11Ji1T11ll1 211111 P X 111111-11 1111-i1' 111-tivity 1111 Sl 1l4I1iIi114' 1Y1l1'11L1-1102111041 su11p1f11't 111. 1111- SC'11l11l1 fi 111111 g'111111wi11 1-11111-11x'111's. 1111- s111-1111 Huthontiosv thc nu1m1,C,l.Shil, hw '? - 11ff21i1's111111-1.1,-1't11i111.1'11111111.1-11111-Q- 111-011 111011-11si11g s10a1,1i1y. 211111 has ' 1 11-1-11-11. '1'110 1:1'l111'1'11115' 111-111 21 1111111- 111w115's 1110111111-11 11111113' 4114 1111- 0111- 1 1?- a g 111-1' 111. s111111i01's 211111 i111'111'111111 1111111-1-s s1111111i11g 1111-1111101's 111 t11l' 1iE1l'l11Tj'. it X1'1111'1l1l?1YQ1l1'1JV1-115111.1-LASNIII111'11li1l1- T110 0X111'0ss011 ai111 111' Pi B111 Phi, i lj? if'113' 111111 XY1111'1l. 11111' 111 1111-il' 1 '1'- 1'1'0111 w11i011 1111-1'0 h11v0 111-1-11 1111 110- 111i11'11Y. w1.-1-0 s111111111't1,-11 115' 111l' p111't1l1'0s. is 1110 1111111111i11g' of f1'i1-1111s11i11 211141 111111,-1' 111011111111 s1-1111111 111-g'1111iz111i1,111s. .X111'111Q' 1110 0x111'111si1,111 of 111-1111-ssi11111'11 0111111101 11111111121 1111-s0 was 1110 21111111211 XYi11t1-1' F1-11110 111-111 1111 the St11f1Q111S 111 P111ish t11'Sf'C1111. T111- '1'1'il- . -121ll112l1'f' IS at 1111- P1111111-1' H1.111s1- 111111 11-1'11ity 11118 i111,11-01,1 1'1-111iz011 1110 111111 w11i1-11 67? Q' whivh w11s 11111-11111-1,1 115' il 111111110-ity 1-1-11w11. was S01 11s its 211111. :X1I'1'ill,1y it has 0s11111- X' 1 P11111s 1111' 1111- 1L111111'l' 1114'111111f Q1 s011i111- 111111' 1ish011 21 111111'v1-11111s1y 1-H1011-111. 11101111111 111 T1 1 11111-1 211111 il F1111 F1'111i1-. 11111111111 1-1111111-1'11ti1.111. Hl2l1i111Q' satis1'a1-1111-5' am' 1Vi1h 1111- ll121j1l1'11j' 111' 1111- 111011 i11 Pi 3111 1-1111111-0ti1111s wit11 1110 1111-111111-1's 111 1111- 1'211'111tB' as w011. If 11110 01111 trust 1110 i11P'f'l11'211'y' 111. judg- 1111-11t of This 111,1111i11ist1'11ti1111, Pi 3111 P11i is il s110i1-ty whi1-h has y1-t 111 1'1-11011 1110 Z1-11ith 111. its s011111asti1- 111111 so11i111 111111101101-. A s01'i1-s of 101-t111'0s 11as 111-1-11 s111111s111'1-1.1 1'111' its 1111-111111-1's. 111 whi0h 111011 111111111111-111 i11 1110 111-111 of 1111-11i0a1 s0i1-1100 have s11ok1-11. '1'110 1.1101 that 1110 f1l1 ll11j' 1111-111111-1's 1111v0 11111-11111-11 th0s0 11is011ssi1111-1111-0tings has 11-stificd 111 1110 rising' s0h0111sti0 st1111111111'd of 1111- st11110111s. A 1111111121- tiou t1111s t'2l1'1111C1 has 111111101011 21 1111111111-1' 111 110si1'ah11- 1111-11 111 Pi 1111 P11i 0111011111-111. The s1'1111111s1i1- rating 111' the f1'il1C1'1111j' is 011tst111111i11g. A1111111111y, 1-V1-1' S111C'Q 1110 1'1'11te1'11- ity was 1i11'g'a11izec1 six yt-a1's 1120. Illilllj' of its 1110mb01's hav0 t'ill'l1CC1 001'tifi1-1110s of 1111-11111012 ship 10 the H111101'111'y M1-11i0a1 S1-111i11111'. 11 goal sought for by 0v1-1-5' 8111110111 of n1011i0i111-. T110 present SOI'll1l1il1' S111C11'l1fN are: 1'1L1XV111 J. l 09 Phi 1?1111l'1' 1-110'11g'1,-11 i11 s111111- 1.111.111 111' CX1l'2l- 1-111'1'i1-111111' 1111-tivity 111' 1111111111-1'. 1110 1111111-y 111' 1111- 1'1'21'1'L'1'll1Tj'. 1111' 1111- past tw11 f'l'211'S 111 11-11s1. has 111,-011 11110 111' 1-11111-1-11t1'11ti1111 1111 1111-1111-111 1-1-- S1'211'1'11 as its 11101111101's w01'1- 111111-11 i11t11 1110 s0v1-1'111 111,111111'111'y 11191110111 s111-i1-1i1,-s at 1,11y11111. '11111' 1111j1-1-1iV1- i11 1111- 111i1111s 111' 1111- 1111-111111-1's is 111111 111 1'S1il1l11S1lll12' P1 3111 1,111 as 1111 11111- s1111111i11g' Polish 11101111-111 1'1'1111-1'11i1y. A1l'11l1JQ1'S111ll i11 Pi 3111 Phi is s1'111g'111 1-111-- 1lOS11j' hy s111110111s 111 P1111s11 1-x11'111-tio11 111 111L' 11101111-111 s1-11-1111 as 1111 0x111'0ssi1111 111' th1-i1' 111- 110ss 111 ass111-ia11- with 1111- 1112'11U1' t5'l1K'S 111' 11111- 1'1-1'si1y 1111-11 1-1111111111011 i11 1111- 111'g1111iza1i1111 111' 1110 '1'1'211t'l'1l11j'. B11s01.1 11111111 si111-1-1'i1y 111' 111-111111. 111111111110 1111- st111.15'. 111111 s110i111 i1101i11ati1111s. 1Il1'l1l1JL'1'S111I3 i11 Pi 3111 P11i is 1'0wa1'11011 with 1110 satisf111-ti1111 that 0111111-s with 1111- 1121551112 111. y1-a1's 111111 1111- 111011owi11Q' 111' 111-111111i11t11111-1-s 111' 1111- 0111'1--11-1-0 112153.11 olta lpha Si 'ma Italian soeial fraternity founded at Loyola Yniversity, l930: maroon and gold: 6525 Sheridan Road LIICAL ULLUIVING in the footsteps of other eol- legiate groups organized on the basis of distinet nationality and loyalty to the land of one 's forehears, Delta Alpha Sigma was founded at lioyola I'niversity hy a has repeatedly produf-ed leaders in the various hranehes of the intramural program. Dominie I,ot aseio, president of the fraternity, was an ahle performer on the intramural traek last year, while Salvator Impelliteri led group of students of Italian deseent. A the weight men in the diseus and The first organization of its kind on Y tglix starred on the mat. Joseph Bertueci the arts eampus to limit its memher- Ak V I eaptained the Delta Alph entry in ship to students of a partieular na- H the touehhall games, and Mauriee tionality, Delta Alpha Sigma was i'r lpA init' D'Andrea garnered 'mural points in . . A F originally tounded as the Dante Alighieri Soeiety. In 19330 when si e. , Mali! vt' ,, Rf. V . hilliards for the Delta Alphs. Xot large enough yet to hear the memhership had grown to the point tinaneial strain of maintaining a at whieh the group felt it neeessary house. Delta Alpha Sigma held its to hand together under the honds of brother- weekly meetings at the homes of various mem- s lelt ax. 1 iq ,S. .ii 2' I . . i, o ii yo ne 1 itminity nun on 1 eam tus. ielt a sueeess'ul iouse mar y 't hood. the fraternity qua frate1'nity was estah- hers. After a pledge party early in the year. lishedr XVhile providing a eonunou hond Huy Antonelli. one of the more outstand- for the ntut ti s of Italian -:traetim n on ing of tlm I' u gel' f 'z A' ' I' - tht ie maui t pi umu 1 1 it gh? I 1 tl 1Diltt Xll litilt ll t l t .t terment and development in the seholastie and soeial side of the individual in his eollegiate aetivities. To this two-fold end has the-work of Delta Alph heen dedieated sinee its founding in 153330, Sinee its formation the fraternity has had to overeome many diftieulties and ohstaeles whieh for a time threatened to nullify the progress whieh the stauneh little group had made in its struggle to gain eampus prom- inenee. Today the period of its aivprentieeship at lioyola is ended and Delta Alph ranks among the foremost of the soeial groups at Loyola. thanks to the etforts of the founders and the earnest inemhers who earried the toreh during the first few years of trial and extierimentation. Iieeause of the faet that many of its mem- hers are elassitied in the premedir-al eurrieu- lulu at Loyola. the athletie proeliyities of The lraternity have heen eontined entirely to the tield of intramural sports where Delta Alph ll0 his residenee in Xovemher. The willing- ness of the fraternity to cooperate with university affairs was demonstrated earlier in the year when the fraternity turned out with its guests en masse to attend the annual mothers' eluh danee, held in the alumni gym- nasium in Xovemher. Again the spirit of eooperation was mani- fested last May and at intervals throughout the past year as Delta Alpha Sigma hacked every venture and projeet of the new Inter- fraternity Founeil. The fraternity was honored this year to announee that one of its senior memhers, Alex l'anio, was last summer awarded a seholar- ship whieh entitled him to a tour of southern liurope where he made a study of eeonomie and soeial conditions in the land of his parents. The tinal soeial funetion ot' the sehool year for Delta Alpha Sigma will he the annual Hrand Founders' Day party to he held this year at a loop hotel. i ma Pi lpha Polish sovial fralornily foundod al Loyola llnivc-rsily. I932: rod and while-: We-bslvr llola-I, Room I06. 2l50 N. Lim-oln Parkway LOCAL H E 1l11si1'c 10 1'QViv11 111111 f11s1e1' i111111'1-st 111 Polish 11'a11i1i1111s 211111 11111111111 1111 11111 11111'1l1 S110I'0 1-11111p11s f11111ll5' 1111111111111 1111 2lC11l2ll11j' 111 19512, wl11111 s11v111'11l 51111101115 111 Polish 11x11'111-- 111111. XVOI'1i1l1Q for 11 11111111111111 111111s11. 1111- 1111-si1l11111-5' 111s1 111111111111. 1111- 1'1':111-1111115 wus g'iv1111 21 111'11111is11 111' 1J1Q'Q'1'1' 211111 111-111-1' 111:1 1111111111is1111111111s. 'l'1111 11111111111 NIl1fllil'l' 111'fl111l'11T 111111 11111 1.11111 111. 11111 111'g1111iz111i1111 s115'111'11l 111'11sy111111i5'1- 11111111l1111's who w1-1-1- 115-1111 111111 11111 f11111111111i1111 for S1Q'I11i1 P1 11 1 i s1111111w11111 l'ilQ'f'l'1f' 115' 11111 1111111211- Alpha. '111111 11111111111 11111111l1111'sl1i11 211111 11111s1111'. l1z15'111111111 S1l1'Il2ll11'li. wl111s11 111115'o111l11'11l11ess11111111o1'g'1111iz111i1111 1, 15 111111111115 was still 11111s1- 111 111s1 YV1'1'L' l1111111i111111s 111211 111111 111 1111 S111'- WF j'1,'211'lS i11i1i111i1111. 1V11l'l1 1111 111111 11111111 1111111111011 110111111 i1s 1111111111110 1111111111 111- hx' s1111j111-11111 111 1111- i1111ig11i1i11s i11s1-11111'11- f1111 111 11111 1111iv01'si15' 11s 21 wh11l11. 11111 1'1'11111 511f'1l :111 QVQ111. 1'12l1'l5' X1,11'1-111- YVi1l1i11 1110 111s1 two 5'11111's. lllilllj' 111. 11111' 111111111 11111 111-w1-11111111's 1'111'11111l15' 11111 plans 111111 1111111 1'1111111i11G1l Qh111'isl1111l l1oI111s 1111111111111 11s 11l111lg'11s 111. 11111 1'1'111111'11i15'. 111111 11 Q1'5's111lliz1111, when 11111 fl'il1C1'1111j', s11'1111g'1l111111111 s1111111l NVHS 1111111 111 11111 V121 111111111 111 1l1l'11' lllllllll' by 21 s111111lil5' f2j1'0XY1l1Q 111e111h111'sl1i11, 111111111 1111111' i11 11111 111U111l1. its 111111111 111 1111i5'o1'si15' 111111i11s. T1111 11111- , A114111111'11l1S12l1'l1' w11s 111-1111111111 1'1-1111111111 s111111li11g' 11111111 111 11111 li1'11 of 11111 1'1':11111'- Iliff' 111111111'1'Q131 wl11111 i1 11111-1111111 1111111111011 wi1l1 11111 Polish S1111111111s Ass1111i-i111io11, 2111 111'g'1111iz111i1111 of 1111111111111 s1'1Q1p11. whi1-11 11115 111'1N'1l1'04,-1 for 11 11 111111111111 11111111i11g 111111111 111 1 1 of 11111 1'1'111111'11i15 s I11'4l2'l'1'SS. NVll1'1l eiiigh 111111 4 11111 1o11g'111'111'111111 111211161111 1'1'1111-1'11i15' 11i11s .ggifigih 211111 8112118 w11s iillililf' 211111 111-1111111-15' -Q' S1'111l'1l s111'111'11l 11141111115 ago. 111111111 111110 111 1111111. 1111111111 11111111 1lis1111s- 11111 YV11hs1111' 1111111-1 211111 il 111111'11 1111111111111 111111111111 wi1l1 1111111011 11111ivi1i11s. 111 111111111 :11111 11l11'111111. A1'11i11g' 11111111 the 111lvi1111 111' 11s 11111111-1'111111'. 11111 R11V111'11111l John M11l'111'111i11k, S. J.. 11111 1'1'111111'- lliij' 1111s 11e1j1i1'1111111,1 i1s1111' 1o 21 1I1'41g'l'211Tl 1110- 1111I1111121l111j' 1f'1l11111'1l1i21 1D1'0g'1'i1l11 111111 11118 111111 wi111 sig1'1111l s11111-11ss. As il 111011111t'I' of 11111 Polish S1111l11111s Asso- 11i111i1111. 11111 f1'1111-1'11i15' 11118 11111 o1111111'11111i15' 111' 11111111101i11g for 11111 11111111111 trips 111 P11111111l spo11s111'1111 115' 111211 g'ov111'11111e111 111111 111311111111 111 1110 0111S12l111,1111Q' 11111ml1111's of 11115' 1111111111011 111'- g11111iz111io11. Two s111-11 11'i11s w111'11 11w111-111111 111 Sigma Pi A1111111 111s1 s11111111111'g 11111 1'1111i11111111s w111'11 -1111111 KI'ilS11XX'S1i1 11111.11 C11es111' Koouig XVl1IlSL' 111111s of 11111 trip 1111v11 11111Q1'111i11111l 111L' f1'111111'11i15' 1'1'o111 111110 111 1111111 1111111 1-1111s1111'1111- 11011 211111 11m11z1111111111 111 1111111' 1Q112l1'1U11S11L1SS 1111111 11111'sis111111-11 s0iz01l 11111 h1'o111111's. XVi1h 11111 1'e-1111111111111 111' .1111111 K1'11s11wski 111 sions, 1111111hi11g' 11111111 1111111-s 111. 1-111111-11111o1'a1'5' i11111o1'111111111 w111'1- 11L'11211L'1,1 iiI111ll1Q' 11111 l11l'l1ll1Q1'5. wl1o 11x111'ess1111 111l'l11Sl'lX'1'S v11l1111111111115' 1111 S11f'1l 1111111-s 11s 11111 1111'11il1'll12' 11111111s1111111'11 of 11 1'9- 111'111i11g' l11111'111111. 211111 11111 111L'21S11l'1'S 11111111-1111-11 115' 11111 Now 1111111. l'1111'1f' 111 a1il1111211'Y. 11111 11'111111'11i15' was 111111- l1ll1'tl'11 1111 21 117111. 1l1111111gl1 11111 1111111111111 111- Sillll' ,Xs5'111111 115' 11s 1-111111l11i11. F111l1111- 31111- 1111-1152 who 11i1I'1'i111't1 s111'111'11l of his 11x11111'i0111111s. 11111' 111 11111'1i1111lz11' 111' 11111 wo1111111 who 1111111111111 sl111 g'111'11 hi1'1l1 111 11111 11li111Q1S. '11111' 5'11111's' 111'11g'1'11ss 1111s h1'1j111g'l11 wi1l1 11 11111 11111s1 11111l1i1i1111s Il1'11Q'1'i1I11 5111 1l1ll11f'llUl.1 115' 11111 1'1'111111'11i15'. 2111111 wi1l1 i1 also 111111111 11111 1'1111liz11- 1i1111 111211 11111011 111111111 111111111 1111 111111-1111111lisl11111 111 1110 1'111111'11. wl11111 11111 111911111 of 1111' 111121111111 1'11111111111's will 110 1'11111ll111l: 21 1111111111 lll1l1k'1 8111111.11112 11111w111111 Sig'11111 Pi 451111111 211111 1111' o1l1111' f1'111111'11i1i11s 1111 11111 1101'111 s11111'11 l'11l111111N. Phi lpha elta National law fran-rnily fonmlod al fllivago. Illi- nois. ISD02. and 1-slablislu-al al Loyola l'nivf-rsiiy. l9!ll: gold aml purple: 28 N. Franklin Sire-ot DANIEL YYEBSTER UIIAPTER Ijlll Al.Pll.X lIl'Il,'1'.X l,al'ig'illzlt0ml ill tllta Illltlw-4-SS has Iwml m1.mi4,m,l1. In just xvhat vita' lat' lllllt'2lgtl ill lfltilf. alt wllivli time lllaeis tllis 1a1'tag'l't-ss f'UllSiSl? First :af ull, it is tlll'l'K' mls only tillll llilllllllill lzlw l.I'i1l0l'lllly tllta lalazlst lat' 'Wlalastc-1' vlllllatvi' tllllt nla crlass- lxisttant. 'Illll'tlllQ'll tlll- f't'2ll'S Plli ,Xlllllil lllaltzl slavtilali of stlltllallts in tlle ltlw scflltalal lDlli1'2lllliS its lat-l'slal'lai'l-ll until nlaw its lllllllt' illltl it St'l1tll2lSllI'2lllY. lVlll-ll llll' 11-slllts of tlll- tlqlllitilalls alll- t'iIl'l'it'4l lan ill titty lat' tllla sl-llllastvl' t'XillllillIllilDllS XVOTC pulalisllelil. illltlll-N lwltllllg' lllw l-lalltt-l's, joining Sttllll' Plli Allallzl Ill,-ltzl lllllll ill alt lO21St two cases NiXll'l'll llltlllS2Illtl t'l'lalll t'tHlSl tla l-lazlst in 21 tlalalalall tlll-ii' l-lzlssl-s, Again, Plli Allahu lalallll lat' t'l-lllawsllila witllill tllv lzlw :ls it Q . lloltal llilS twll 1-fflalxast-lltzltivcs fall thu stu- IIllg'l1T lat- vlllloll, lll-nt l-lallllvil. Nui' llzlvta tllv Bl'il11t,lL'lS walli- lal-slaitv tlll- llillllbllill vllzliullatl-l' tal' tllla fl'1l- lacatitilan zlllll llll' jllllilal' lazli' zlsslalailltilail lat-On l0l'llllf', Plli ,Xllali:l Ill-ltzl is still nlalx' ill l.lay- lllxQ'lf'f'tl'll lay llll' l'l'2lll'l'llllj'Q :lll tlll- larlatllc-1's talzlg it wlls nlat until 19214 tllzlt XXX-lastl-1' ill tlll- tlilf' svlllalal llivisilan :l1'la lazll'til'i1aa1llts ill lllnlatlal' mls lllSl2llll'tl in tllta llllix'l1l'sit3', Tllis tlll- :lvtivitit-s lat' lalatll lll'Q'illllZ1liltlllN. llllit. lllawt-vt-l'. is lay llla 1lll'RllIS llt'XVlX 01'l'illl'4l. lt Xiltlllltl lac lllavillcllly lllllalal-lalllillg' tla S1DL'2lli Flat' lawl' il llilll.-t't'llflll'Y it llzlll laxistoll :lt tllta lat' tllla lai'lag'l'tass lat' tlll- 4'll2lI!l'1'l' witlllaut l'l'ft'l'- llllil'2lQll t'lalll-qv lat' l,ilXY. t'l'lllll wllil-ll it mls ring' tla lalll' f2lt'llll1Y 2ltlYiSl'1'. la1'lat't'ssta1' Jzlllllls ll'2lllSlil'l'l'l'fi ill 19214. A. lllawlall. :ln illllllllllls lat' 'l':lt't Ollzllatlal' alt lllll'lllQ' tlll- lallst sl-lllalalstil' j't'i!l', Plli .xlllllil tit-lal'g'vtlawll lvlllYt'l'NilY. Pl'lat'l-sslai' Hlawl-ll llilfi lit-ltzl l'0IlllZt'tl i2lllQ'lllll' lal-lagilass alt lllaylalzl. lllanl- nlnvll tla l'vlilal'0 tlll- ll'l1Sllbl1 l-ll:l1'alc tQl'istit- llllllal-ll. it Hlilj' law szlill tllzlt tllis XVIII' l1l2ll'lit'tl tal' tllt- Sllllillillll wlllan zlny non' lQa1'g'zllliz:ltita1l is tllla illllll'K'l'lilllllll lat' tlll- nl-aa' l'l-llltitallsllila lalatll illllllvtllll into il slllltalal, Htl llzls lat-lan 2111 camis- lallatllt- 1a:ll't lat' tllta lllliX't'l'Silj' :lnll tllo l'l'2llt'l'- N21l'f' lat' glalall will l'l'tllll tlll' t'l'zltl-rllity tla tllla nity, l.laylalal ll2lS zllllalatl-ll Plli ,xlllllil lil-ltzl, st-lllalal llllwl l'1'Ulll llll' slflllalal tla llll' t'1'zltc1'llity. llltl Plli Axlllllil lk-ltzl llalalis tla lllaylalzl :ls its Ill' llilH ialwavt-ll llinlslalt' 21 trula Plli 4Xll'all2l Q'l'2lt'ltlllS llltlllllllfl, lllaltzl. :lnll lain' Q'I'2lTillltlt' latallangs tla llilll. Plli .-Xllallzl Ill-ltzl is il 1al'lal'l-ssitallzll l.I'2llL'l'- 'l'llla ll-zllling' slacfizll l-Ylallt lat' lllk' Ytlill' Wzls, lat' nity. Its vllil-l' lalajl-4-tivla is tla larlng' tlagl-tllt-1' il 1-laill's0. llillltlllill PAD lliglll. l4l0lDl'l'l2ll'j' 14. Un -llwallla lat' stllllllllts witll tllo 4--allnlllall Ill'tlllll'lllS tllis l-vlallillgy zlll f'll2lID1l'1'S laf Plli Allallzi lblaltll lllltl lllt' Ptllllllltlll illtl'l'l'Nl zll't'lat'tllall lay tllm' lilll' llll'tillQ'llHlll tln- t'lllll1Tl'j' llclll slat-izll zlt't':li1's. llttl tla 2lSSiST llll'lIl, lay strc-llgtll lat' llllitlll. zllltl l'tllll2lt'll'tl t'ilt'll latlll-1' lay lllozlns lat' il llil- ttallullwl zlttzlilllnl-llt lat' tllt- vtalilllnall vnll. litlll-XVl1ll' lltllik-llll lllzlllt- lalassilall- llll'tlllQfll tlll- llt'llll'Yt'IIIl'lll ill tlll- lt'g'2ll Ill'4lliKlNNltlll. lint Plli waill'tr-sy tall lllt' Nillitlllill lilwazltll-zlstillg VOID- xllillil litlltzl is nlat tanly vlallt-t-1'lll-lil witll svlltl- Ilillly. llNlit'N. 'l'llv l'l'2lll'l'1llij' :llsla slalalis tla llll'll4lXY 'l'llis XVIII' t'll2llilt'l'S lat' tln- lilllll,'ilQlP llistril-t. stlllly. wllillll lay its vt-ry llilllllf' ll'lltlS :lt lllIlt.'S Slll4l1'lll zlnll zlllllllni. l'0llllll'Zlll'li :lt tllta D1'illi0 tn Ll'l'tHV lalalalw-ssil'c, witll El slailit lat' Ellllittilllil- llllll'l XVllCl'l' llal-all PAID gmail flillllXVS gwat tla- lty llllll l't'lltIXYSlllI7. It is tllis spirit of fclllaw- u'ctlllal'. Slalllo cigllt tal' nine lll1Htl1'l'll lacarslalls sllila. 2ll'lSllIQ lant lat' t'1'zltvl'll:ll laolllls. XVllit'll ll'l-l'l- ill llttollllzlllvl- l't-lalwsl-lltillg f'll2llDit'l'S tllt- i'l'2llt'l'llllj' sl-1-ks tla lu-4-la alive XVll0Il stu- l.l'tllIl llllit'2lQ'U, lha Pillll. livllt. XU1'lllXVt'SlC1'll, lll-nt ll11yS Zll't' llla mlalw-. :lnll Llaylalzl llllivl-l'sitilas. II2 - 1 1 Q National honorary avlivilios fralc-rnily founde-cl al llnivc-rsily of Florida. I92 I. and 1-slahlislu-el al Loyola llnive-rsily. I926: 6525 Sha-riclan lloaul l.0YOLA l'llAl'TliIl 11111 KIGY 1s il s01'x'100 111'011111z11111111 1111x'- 111 l'1I1111',Y11l2' 1111- 1111111111011111111s 111111' K1--1' 1112 1.1l1' 11s 11111'111,1s0 1110 1ll1llUl'1llQ' 111' lIll'l1 11s011 s1-1111l111'sl1111 1'1111110, 1101111111-s 1'l'f'4I1'41. 1111-1 wl111 l111v0 0s111l111s11011 1111-111s1-111-s 115' 1111-11' 1111l11'11111111 1101's111111111y EIN il 1HlSl' 111' N1111'111lQ s1:11111111's11111 111111 11011v11y. 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N1111' 1'111'1l s1'111111l 1 L 1111s 11s 111111 1'11f,1lf. W1111-11 11 1s 1111111111 111 11s0 111 s010011110 111111 111.11111 XY1111'11 11 01111- 1l0111 111. H1110 K051 211111 -11111111 1'1111'0y, 21 010111 1'1-111111' 111111 I112lS1L'1' of 111011 11s 0v11l0111'011 115' 111s s1i1l11'111 1111111111110 111 1110 1121111111211 1-1111x'011111111 111 1'1111-11011 1111 1Y1Qf'L'I1l1JL'1' 28 111111 251, 1921-1, 111111' 11111 111111 112101. T110s0 111011 w01'0 1111 l0111101's 111 L11y11111. 111 f1161l' 111110 111111 1111v0 1-1111111111011 111 110 1110 Silflll' 11111115' 111 111011' 11111110 2121111151 1110 111,l1.ls 111. 1110 w111'111. L11s1 .VCl11' 11111101' -1111111 11111f1.l'j' 1111 11110111111 111 01'11111'y 1110 1111111111011111111s was 111:1110. 11111111 1'0- s1111s w01'0 112111 01111s1c101'1110 1110 S11l11'1'i1Q0 111' 111110, 11111 n111011 of 1110 011011 was l11s1 1111'111lQ11 1110 01'111l1111111111 111 1110 c-1111111111100 1-11-0l11111'111011. R115111111111 N111-l1111'111, 1Q1011111l. 211111 -1111111 11ll1'1i111. 1'11I'11I'l1C1'l't'. '1'111s y0111' Olll' 1P111'11OS1' 1111s 130911 110011r111111sl1011 1111011011 1110 0f1'111'1s 111' -1111110s 111'l1l'j' 211111 11l'111'Q'L' E. ZVV11'1iS1f11'. -11111 1I0ll1'j', w1111 111110011 1w0111l1 111 1110 I'11lIl1M'1111V0 0x- 1111111111111111 1111- 111161310 at 1110 l'1111k Olllllltj' hos- 1'11111l. 1s 0111111'n11111 of 1110 19311 11111111111111110 1-111111111ss11111g 11011100 Zwic-1is101'. 11111' 0111'1'0- s111111111110 SOC'1'01i11'Y. 11213 s1111w11 111111111110ss t'l10I'1fj' S1llf'1' 1100111111110 21 l111'l11111'I' 111 Bl110 K052 This XCZII' 111'1,11'Q'l' 1lilS 110011 1111111' 10111101' 111 1111 l11SC'llSS10l1S 111111 111s work 11218 110011 1'0s111111s1l110 for C0l1S1I'lll'11X'0 1001s111111111. 11111 Vl'l'1' 1111' 11113' 1'011s1,111 xY11211S1l1'V1'1'. 11lllS 115' 1111s 11101111s 1110 11111'0s1 111111 111-s1 1-111111-1-s 111115' 111111 l'l1NlllT. 1ll'1 2ll1SC 21 1111111 l'11111'1' s1111s111-s 1114' 1-11110 111' 11111 111111 11 110 11l1l'S 11111. 1'11v111'111s111 111' 141'1l'1111S11111 will 11111 11111 111111. 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PiH'T1L'H1211'1j' is 11 111110111011 111 111: S1l'fl'Q'l'1'1, 1'L'Q'1S11'i1l'. 111111 1111s 1ll'Yk'1' 111-011 11111 11llNj' XV1lOll 01111011 11111111 1'111' 11111. 1qOY11I'l'1111 11011100 H. xV2l1'11l. S. -1.. 1111111111011 11 11L1XYl'U111l'1l 111 1111y11111. 1111s 1'0111,111y i11'4111l11111l'K1 111111s0lf W1111 1110 111'11l110111s of 1110 f1'i11L'1'l111f'. onorar. rganization Tho ke-ys of Iho honor frat:-rnilios danglo on Loyola walvh 1-hains and ring ill lho lllliYl'l'Sify Porridors llc-ha Pi 111-11115 211'1- 111'11 1i1ll11S 111' 111111111'111'y OI'2'illl- iz11111111s 111 1111111111. 211111 111 Illlf' 11111111' 11111- 1'1-1's111'. 11111' 111111 Illil11C1'. H1111 1i11l11 is 11111-1-11' 1111ss11'11 111 1-11111'11111111'. 11'111111111 illlf' 11l'L'1l'llSL1 111 1ll'1llQ 11111111-5 11111 11111011 1i1I111 111'1-- 1111111s 111 1111 il g'1'111111 111' 111111111' 1111111 111-g11111ze11 11'1111 1111 111-111'11 111-11Q1'11111. 11111 1111s s1-11111111 11111' :,,1'T1:.,.' 11'1111i1s 1111 111' 111-111g just 11s 111- 1111 L I- .-11:1 U ' I 1 11 -' 1111111'1- 11s 11111 h1's1, 2111111111g'11 11 1 I 11, - 1 1 ' 1 11'111 s1111 11'1' 111 1111:1s1 111 21 Q111111 ' -'A' -- T155 . ' . . . . 1' -+13 11111111' 1111111111 1111111111-s111111111s 111 I . . . . ' 1110 11s 11 1111-1' 11'1-1'11 g'1'11111 111-- , 1-11r111111s111111-111s. B11111 P1 is 11111 111111111'111'1' 111111'- 111'y 1'I'i111'I'1l11j' 111 1.11y11111, 11 11'11s 111'g'11111z111.1 11111 f'l'il1'S 11g-11. 211111 11s 11111'1111s1- is 11,1 s1-1'1'1- 11s 21 1'1111'111'11 11111' S11l1,1l'111S 11'1111 11211'1- s111111'11 111111'11 1111111 11811211 1111111'11s1 111111 111111111 111 1111- x1'l,1I'k 111' S1l111l'I11 111111111-111i1111s 111 11111 1111i1'111's111', P11111- 2l1'J1j' 11a11' 11f 1111- s111111-111s 111 11111 111111'1-1'sit1' 1111 11111 1-11111 k111111' 11 1-x1s1s. 11111 11 1s s1i11 il 111111111- 11111111 111'g11111iz11111111. 11 11111111-s 1111 111'1111-11s1- 111' 111-1i1'11y. '11111' 11111- 111111-1111g' 11211-11 Xtiill' se1'1'1-s 111111' 21s il 111111- 1'111' 1111- 1111111111 111' 1-111111 111111111111- 111111 111 111'1-s11111 111l' 1111n11-s 111' 11111s11 1111111111111's 111' 111s s111f1' 11'1111 1111111 11'111'k1111 11111-1111s1 1'1111 111111 11llI'1IljI 11111 111111: 11111s1- 111111111 111- 111-si1'1-s 111 1-1-- 11'111-11 as IIlll1'1l 11s 1111ss111111. 131' 1I'2l1,1111Ul1 11111-11 111' 1111- 1111'1-1- 1-1111111's 111' 11111 1.111'11I.,1N. 11111 .V111'.v. 111111 1111- f!llIII'f4'I'1'll 11111i1s 1111- 1'11c-11111- 11111111111111111 111 11l1'0l' 1111-11. '11111' 11-1-1111111111 1'l'fl1l11'1'111l 111S 1'111- 11111111111-1-s11111 111'11 111'1'1 1'1-211-s' 1lf'1'll1l2llll'y 111' 21 Tlliljlbl' 1111si111111 1111 11113 s111ff 111' 1-11111-1' 1111- 1,111'111,.1N. 11111 1Y11111s, Ill' 1111- Q11111'l11'I-11, 111111 1111- 1111111111-1111111-v 111' 21 1111511 s1-1111111s111- 111'1-1'11g'1-. 411' 1111111-s11. 1111- 11111'11s1- 'tllliljlll' s11111' 1111s11i1111 1-111'1-1's 21 11111111- 111111' 111' sins, 111111 11 1'I'1'11llt'!l11f' 11111111c111s 111211 s111111-111111 1Y1l1l is just il 111111g111'-1111 111111 y1-111' 11'111 1'1s1- I'2l111411Y 111 il s1-11111111 yfxill' 111 111111111' 111111 1-1111111s111s111. This 1111111 11111111 1111111111111 1111s1-1-1 1-s 1'1-1111g11i111111 111111 111-11'111-11. 11111 111- 1111s s111isf1e11 1111- s1111'11, 11' 11111 1111- 1111111111 11111013 of 1110 1111-111111-1's11i11 1'Q1l1111'l'111G111'. 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'11111' 111'i1'1111gQ 111' 11'1-111'i11g' 11111 k1-1' 111' BK'12l P1 is 2111 111111111' 211111 il 1'111va1'd for s1-1'1'i1-1-. T1111 111'1-s1-111 111Q11111111's 110111- 1116- 111'11'i- 11-g'1- Illilf' 1111111i111111 EIS 11 is, s11 111111 B1-111 Pi 11'111 11111'111's Clljlhj' 1111- 111-1-s1ig11 111211 11 111111' 1111s 11'1111 1'111' i1s1-11'. Phi Alpha llho. 11111 1'2111'1fY i1111-11s1- 111-111'i11' 11x111111111111 111s1 .VL'ilI' ill 11111111111111zi11g 1111- f1'2111-1'11i11' was l'll1'1J1'11 11111'111g 1111- 111'11s11111 1111111 for 11 1'111'ie1y 111' 1'1-11s1111s. T1111 111-111'11ssi1111 111111 1110 diffir-11111es which it brought. on can account for most of these, since a11 honorary fraternity suggests, and often justly, an outlay of some money. Not, of course, that this is an in- Ciw trinsic objection to such an organ- ff ization, but it does give valid grounds for postponing association with one. Applying this to a par- peat? if his If xi ? ul no ,gn . V Y . W 1 --555, ticular case. we can see how it was ' that Phi Alpha Rho tended to slow up as regards nationalization. But such unavoidable difficulties did not prevent the fraternity from continuing to t'unction with satisfactory success at Loyola. For a society is operating satisfactorily when. to all appearances. its 1711-5011 fI'ztrc is being fulfilled. An honorary fraternity exists pri- marily to reward students who have dis- tinguished themselves in one or more fields of activity. lt is at its best when it stimulates men to work harder in the hope of winning admission. This Phi Alpha Rho at least seemed to be accomplishing. Debating at Loyola sutfers from no want of able participants nor from any deficiency in their enthusiasm. The system introduced by coach Aloys P. Hodapp allows every member of the society opportunity to engage in a number of intercollegiate debates and is so contrived that nearly every member goes on a trip. Thanks to this arrangement, the fra- ternity has not had to insist so much on quantitative standards of admission. NYith nearly all members attaining the number of intercollegiate encounters requisite for mem- bership, attention could be directed at quali- tative standards. That candidates should give proof of genuine excellence was set up as an ideal. Its precise measure of fulfillment is naturally impossible of determination. But information that such was the policy exer- cised some influence in encouraging members of the debating society to put forth so much the more effort that they might better estab- lish their claim to the attention of the fra- ternity and its recognition. As for concrete activities, little can be said. The apparently greater interest in Phi Alpha Rho as a reward for merit is, while intangible. a real and a worthwhile indication that it is functioning with some success as an incentive to better work. Sug- ll5 gestions were made during the year for a fu- ture program ot' action, and these have been deferred for the time, Most attractive among these was one for Loyola sponsorship ot' a Vatholic debating tournament: involving de- tail and expense as it tvloes. this plan was likewise given only consideration during the term, but it may well turn into something good at a later date. Lambda lfhi Sigma IIB spirit of the present age is charac- terized by thc development and progress of science. The advances that have been made in the last several decades have unquestion- ably stamped this era as the scien- . tific age. Ht' all the sciences. chem- : Q . istry has advanced and expanded to the most surprising degree. R Realizing the need. therefore. of - producing men equipped not only to solve the problems of the labo- ratory but also to reason correctly and clearly upon kindred problems of phi- losophy which attend everything, Lambda t'hi Sigma has been founded at Loyola l'ni- versity of l'hic-ago as an honorary fraternity for chemists. Its purpose is to stimulate the balanced education of chemists so that they may see clearly the fundamental relation be- tween scientitic truth and the Creator. that they may impress upon the scientific world the stamp of a tfhristian culture and science insofar as it is within their power. ln a secondary sense the fraternity is an award for distinction in chemical studies. in that it presents to the student of chemistry a stimulus to greater effort on his part that he may attain the requisite qualifications for membership. In this manner. Lambda Chi Sigma will act as a driving force toward the better accumulation of chemical knowledge while the student is in school. and as a means ot' impressing upon the student a necessary. but all too often forgotten. part of the appli- cation of that knowledge once he has entered into the industrial field. Membership in the fraternity is open to juniors. seniors. and graduate students of the university majoring in chemistry. For en- trance. a general average of 2.0 or better and a specitic average in chemistry graduated ae- eording to years is required-this latter aver- age ranging from a 2.75 at the beginning of the junior year to an approximate 2.25 at the end of the senior year. In addition, a leeture or demonstration in some field of chemistry is required from every new member upon his admission. These demonstrations or leetures are given at the regular meetings. Appointment of new members who have satisfied the eonditions laid down in the eon- stitution is made by the honorary president ot' the fraternity. the head of the department of ehemistry. Faeulty members of the depart- ment are autoniatieally aeeepted into Lambda t'hi Sigma, for it is one of the hopes of the founders that the well regulated balanee be- tween the students and faeulty members will make the attainment of the aims of the fra- ternity the more faeile. In summation, membership in Lambda t'hi Sigma is both a reward for work done and an impetus for work to be done. lt is reeognition ot' seholarship and promise ot' greater aehieve- ment: it is obligation to put that seholarship to work with a lfhristian application, and ful- till that promise in the light ot' the divine plan ot' ereation. Pi Gamma Nlu NE ot' the honorary organizations which is supposed to be aetive in nature, but whieh really never aeeomplishes anything, is Pi Hamma Mu. Perhaps it is the fault of the K members personally, or per- - haps it is just the fault of the manner in whieh the i'raternity is organized. The ideals of Pi Gamma Blu eall q ,,?' S! lli F for an aetive organization. W' the members to be enthusi- kggsigbg i astie students of the soeial 'i seienees and espeeially of soeial problems ot' the day. lt is a matter of eonjeeture as to whether or not the members ot' Pi Hamma Mu at Loyola ever even eonsider the problems whieh they are ordained to study under the eonstitution of Pi Hamma Blu. The ideals ol' the organization are noble. but most of the members do not even know what they 2ll'k'. The requirements for membership in Pi D I Gamma Mu are supposed to be high. Twenty hours of eredit in the social seienees are nee- essary. As a matter of faet. that is seareely a requirement at all, for any senior will be able to satisfy it, and likewise will many juniors. The other requirement is a high scholastic average. It is not absolute, but graduated, so that a junior needs a higher average than a senior. The senior requirement is that one- fourth of the total eredit must be with a grade of 'A' and the rest, 'B.' The junior re- quirement ealls for half 'Al and half 'B' grades. There is one outstanding point about the organization of Pi tlamma Mu. The eleetion to it is automatie. Polities or personal preju- diee eannot keep anyone out of Pi Gamma Mu in the way that they ean and do keep deserv- ing students out of other honorary organiza- tions at Loyola. Pi Gamma Mu. as it exists at Loyola, serves only one good purpose. Its only real require- ment, as we have already stated. is that the student must make a high seholastie average. Thus, membership in Pi Gamma Mu serves as a reward for one 's efforts in seholarship, but it fails miserably to attain its ideals as an at-tive group. The key of Pi Gamma Mu dangles from a number ot' Loyolan's wateh ehains, but it does little mo1'e than satisfy the vanity of men who have made high averages. ln a eritique of the work and aetivities ot' any honorary organization at Loyola, it is extremely unjust to eonsider the organization from a pu1'ely destruetive basis as the fore- going part ot' this artiele has done. First ot' all, hope for the sue:-or of Pi tlamma Blu was revived a few weeks ago with the eleetion ot' -lohn ll. Metileary to the presi- deney. A hard worker. eonseientious. and a eredit to his fraternal brethren, Mt-Geary al- ready has laid the foundation for an aetive ehapter ot' Pi tiamma Blu at Loyola. Planning an extensive program for next year in which the soeial seienees will be treated, diseussed and analyzed by the members as in former i'ruitt'ul days ot' Pi Gamma Mu. 'the member- ship looks forward in elosing to seeing the rehabilitation ot' this honorary fraternity at Loyola and the realization of the aims of its sineere members. onorar diea Societies l1Iillil'3ll l'XIll l'iIlll'llfS arc- rc-vs-ala-ul as lhv dovlors me-Pl ill vxlra 1-urrivular svivnlifiv sessions Volini Rlodival Sovif-ly HE V111i111 M1-1110111 S110101y wus 11111111.11-11 by 1111-11111013 111 1110 S0111111' 0111ss 111 1931-1 111 01111-1' 111 111s101' 21 Q11-11101' 11111-1'1-st 111 0111110111- p111'111'y Hlt't'11Ci11 111Q1'Zl1l1I't' 211111 1111111g'111. T111- p1'11j1-01 of 1111- 1111p01'1-111ss1111-11. 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'1'111111111s B1111i111111s. 1-2111111111 111' 11111 11'111'1I 811112111 1'11111111'1111 1110 1b11'S1 1111'111'11 111 19235. e Athletic Year Tha- Ramblers climb hawk lo national recognition in the-ir leading sport. haskvlball Varsity Basketball UYULA l'niversity, after spending two years with mediocre teams, began the slow climb this season back up to the high position it once held in the intercollegiate athletic world. A total ot' eight wins out of sixteen games does not completely bear out the truth of this statement until a glance is taken at the schedule and at the squad that carried the maroon and gold colors. The Ramblers once more opened relations with Big Ten cont'erenee opponents, meeting lndi- ana, eo-champions ot' the conference. lowa. third-place holders, and Chicago. the field trailers, and, oddly enough, dropping the three games by almost identical scores, each one by seven points. The t.'ommodores from Vanderbilt came baek to Loyola after a lapse of six years looking for their tirst victory from the Sachsmen. but were turned back with that record still intact after a close bat- tle. The l'niversity of lletroit. Loyola 's oldest opponent, boasted of the best team in its his- tory. A tight game at Detroit gave the home squad a 20-19 victory. the only time during' the entire season the Titans were held so low. At Loyola the tables were turned 33-32 in one of the most thrilling' battles ever seen in the alumni gymnasium. St. Louis l'niversity eked out a one-point win in Missouri. lil-IS, but the Billikins could not stand the Qaff at Chi- cago when the Saehsmen opened up to take a -LG-31 tilt. NVestern State Teachers College. one of the strongest non-etinference teams in the midwest, once more proved Loyola 's jinx. capturing two games. Michigan State pulled out in front in the tinal two minutes of play to drop the traveling Ramblers by a 32-20 count. The tive other Loyola victories were gained at the expense ot' Hrinnell on the road and Arkansas State. Beloit. Ripon, and the alumni at home. I25 ln facing' this, one ot' his toughest schedules, coach Lennie Sachs had the smallest squad in his thirteen years at Loyola. the group num- bering but nine men at the most and usually down around seven. because ot' injuries and sickness. 'I'here is some consolation. however. in the fact that every member of the squad save one returns t'or at least one more year ot' competition. while the tresliman squad this season was undoubtedly the best ever seen at Loyola. Three juniors, aetine' captain Marv tfolen, Ed Calihan. and lid Murray. and three sophomores. llob Brennan. Hart XVinkler. and Bill Lynch. comprised the monogram winners. Two solthomores, -lim tJ'Brien and .lack Sack- ley, one junior, Johnny Brennan. and lid Schneider. senior playing'-inanaeer. completed the small roster. At one time or other. Tile Brennan brothers, Murray. NYinkler. and Schneider were forcibly excused from games and practice sessions. llespite these handicaps. the squad put a typically tighting' Loyola team on the ttoor. which never surrendered the ghost without giving' the opposition full notice of its determination and many trying' mo- ments to worry through. The otlflttoli for the future indeed is much brighter than it has been since the days ot' the national champions in 193:30 and the victorious squads ot' 153112 and 1933. Arkansas State tfollege opened the schedule with a game at Loyola. and the l'niversity of lJetroit's battle. also at the alumni gym. closed the year's activities. both wins dupli- eating' the result ot' the beginniiie' and end of the 1935 schedule. 'l'he Arkansas ganie started slowly, with Loyola holding' an S-ti lead after nine minutes ot' play. llalt' time score. how- ever. gave the Ramblers a fl-S advantaee as Bob Brennan. Lynch. and l alihan put on a scoring' spurt before the Razorbacks could count just before the half. That lead was run up to 235-12 before the substitutes entered the fray. Long shots on the part of the visitors shortened up the eount. but Loyola was in no danger as she tinished with a 238-27 final seore. tfolen. in the role of aeting eaptain for the tirst time, easily took seoring honors with fourteen points, while Bob Brennan played a very impressive game in his intereollegiate debut. NVinkler and Lyneh also made their bow to eollegiate eireles. Grinnell was the see- ond vietim as the Ramblers grabbed their bags for a one-game trip into lowa. Last year the Loyolans took an easy tirst half advantage from Hrinnell at the alumni gym only to have the lowans pull out in front when the home team garnered four points in the seeond period ot' play. Playing on their small home eourt. with a mueh improved team over 1935. tirinnell looked for another vietory at Loy- ola's expense. but were surprised by a 23-17 Iinal in a nip-and-tuek seoring battle. Jump- ing oft' to a lead, the Sam-hsmen were equaled point for point until the tinal minutes ot' the opening halt, when Murray led a brief rally to take a lil-9 lead. Keeping at least a three- point advantage the entire seeond period until the last two minutes ot' play. the visitors went ahead 21-17. A stalling game was interrupted when Brennan got the tip off and was fouled. Although Brennan missed the tree throw. NVinkler obtained possession ot' the hall long enough at'ter a seramble under the basket to seore on a pushup shot for the final eount. tGrinnell's t'ort-ing game was sueeessfully eounteraeted by the faet that every Loyolan kept the ball in motion. Loyola 's lone fol- lower was eaptain -lim llogan ot' the '33 squad who drove some sixty-tive miles in sixty minutes from NVaterloo to eheer the Ramblers from the beneh. XVhen the l'uiversity ot' lndiana, pre-eon- t't-renee favorite. invaded Loyola both teams possessed a elean slate. and the Hoosiers had eight monogram veterans from the previous eampaign. Playing before a paeked house, Loyola presented a serapping offense whieh kept the home speetators eheering although short shots under the basket were eontinually missed. After getting ahead. lndiana man- aaed to stay in the lead until a spurt offset t'alihan's basket and free throw and XVink- ler's eharity toss To give the lloosiers a lli-ll l26 advantage at half time. The second period was interesting for several minutes when pot- shots by Murray and Colen and free throws by Caliban and Murray almost tied the score. despite Gunning's two baskets from the free- throw eirele and Etnire's long buekets. The eonferenee eo-eliampions, however, retained their lead and went ahead to win 32-25. A wild sr-ramble under the Loyola basket with but two minutes to play almost resulted in a serious injury to Calihan when XValker ot' Indiana landed on top the Loyola forward as both men went down in a heap. Yvith Vali- han momentarily stunned and paralyzed, time was ealled as first aid measures were imme- diately given by eoaeh Lennie Saehs. Although he was removed from the game. Calihan suf- fered no ill effeets, tfoaeh Everett Dean, after the game. ealled Loyola the best-eoaehed team he has ever played. Iowa. another pre-season threat in the Big Ten, eame to Loyola less than a week later almost to duplieate the seore before another paeked house, winning 33-26. The battle was one ot' the roughest seen t'or some time at Loy- ola: thirty-two fouls in all were ealled, twen- ty-two on the C'oi-nhuskers. Rather than mak- ing this a typieal dirty game, the fouls were the result ot' hard playing on the part of both teams. As usual, the shooting of Colen was a saying graee for Loyola: Marv eonneeted for live important baskets and a tree throw To lead all the seorers. Most ol' lowa's points were eontributed by its two star forwards. eaptain Johnny Darko and Sid Rosenthal, who aeeounted for eight and ten points re- speetively. The Saehsmen displayed their eus- tomary elassy tioor game, with tlashes of deft passing, but took too few shots at the hoop. and eashed in on many less than they tried. The lowans, eight ot' whom were well over six feet. were not partieularly graeeful and seored most of their points by the simple but efteetive method of batting the ball up against the baekboard until it went in. lowa held a lo-10 advantage at the halt' and the battle was elose tln'oughout. lt might have been mueh eloser. however. had Loyola-not missed tilteen times out of twenty-five attempts from the t'ree-throw line. The Ramblers began their ti'hristmas holi- day eampaign against Beloit f'ollege on the XViseonsin floor the night after the Iowa bat- tle. Cheered by a delegation ol' students who made the trip with the squad, Loyola handed the local boys an easy 337-2X trimming by flashing a brilliant brand of basketball that gave them a 23-6 lead at half time. XYhen Loy- ola relaxed in the last half, Beloit was allowed to draw up closer to the leaders, although at no time were they within eleven points ot' the Chieagoans. Joe Brown made tive buckets and four free throws to lead the home squad, while tfalihan, though most reluctant to shoot at the hoop. did open up for six pots and a ehar- ity toss. XVinkler was runner-up with nine points. A week's rest materially aided the tired Ramblers, but for the tirst halt' ot' the Ripon game it. seemed the rest was still on the books. Playing anything but an orthodox game. Loyola and Ripon started on a scoring spree that put the home team ahead 2ti-233 at the finish of the first twenty minutes ot' play. A typical half-time talk by eoaeh Lennie Sachs, however, was all the regulars needed to snap them out of their laziness. The result was a 49-36 Loyola victory. The second half was interesting only because Loyola substi- tutes had a chance to break into the fifty eol- umn after the starters had been excused with the XVisconsinites far in arrears, but nervous- ness in attempting free throws prevented a higher score. Colen sank seven tield goals but this was not enough to top Ripon's little Earl Christ, who bagged six buckets and three foul throws. Vtlinkler collected thirteen points, Murray eight, and Calihan six. Vanderbilt opened up Loyola 's 1936 athletic year in a fitting manner, considering the Com- modores dropped their third game played at Loyola, the latest score being also the closest. 25-22. Despite the fact Loyola was not at its best, Vanderbilt, which later conquered one of the eountry's most outstanding quintets, Kentucky, found the Sachs-coached squad leading them throughout the contest. The Commodores were evidently bewildered by Loyola novel style of delayed offense and thus found themselves on the short end of a 9-2 count after but a few moments had elapsed. At the half, the Tennesscans were behind 15-9. The southerners did rally, final- ly, towards the end of the game, and brought the difference to 21-17. but a pair of free I27 throws by Winkler and a shot by t'olen under the basket on a pass from Valihan put the game on ice, with both squads battling for the ball in the tinal seconds. Pete t'nrley of Yan- derbilt, former all-tournament star from Father Ryan lligh School. tied with Volen for high point honors with four goals apiece, The Varsityis budding' victory string was snapj tI-f l the following Saturday when a far superior Vik-stern State teachers tive olltelassed the Ramblers 44-22 on the home eourt. Vlllte Kala- mazoo team seemed the most powerful quintet to play at Loyola in several years. Their pass- ing was elean, quick. and aeenrate. and their shooting was even better. Arnold, veteran cen- ter, was outstanding, but XVard. Smith. and Mershon also did quite a bit in smothering the Loyolans. Half way through the first halt' the teaehers were ahead 10-1 and thereon had the game completely in hand. t'alihan took only nine shots at the basket, but made four and added three free throws for gootl meas- ure. Loyola was obviously otf form. eashing in on only seven of forty-nine shots taken at the hoop. The Visitors. on the other hand. made nineteen of forty-four shots at the ring and all of their free throws. Loyola made its only extended trip of the year a week before the semester exams were to start. and was handed two defeats, both in the Hnal minutes of the game. This put the season 's record at five wins out of ten games. Bob Brennan was left at home under doctor 's care due to a cold contracted the day before entraining. The score of 32-20 at East Lansing does not indicate the real game. Early scoring on the part of the Spartans almost ran Loyola off the floor. After the first bucket had been tied up by a Loyola shot. Michigan State jumped to a 15-2 lead before Loyola was again able to count on a basket. 1Vith the count at 17--L, a determined Loyola rally, with Vfinkler. Lynch, and Colen leading the attack, brought in ten points to make the half score 17-1-L in favor of the home squad. A free throw and a bucket tied the count at 17 all before the Spartans got an equal number of points. XYith ten minutes of the period played. the score stood at 20-10, favor of Michigan State. It was not until three minutes of play remained that the East Lansing team scored on a bar- rage of shots to bring the count up to the final score from 2-L-20. Lynch, substituting for the ahsent Brennan, took personal honors for Loy- ola with a total of three huckets and a pair ot' charity tosses. The Detroit game also turned out to be a thriller in which the home squad huilt up an early lead. Loyola found itselt' behind after a 3-I3 tie was run up to a 14-ti count. Once more the Ramblers finished the tirst halt' scoring hy coming up to within four points ot' the Dctroitcrs. 1-I-10. A free throw hy the Titans opened the second half. hut Loy- ola took the lead after four minutes and ten seconds ot' play. Another Rambler tree throw hrought the count to 17-15 halt' way through the period. lDctroit's score tive minutes later tossed the lead hack on their side 18-17. 1Vith Loyola still threatening hut failing to score on easy shots and free throws, lletroit pushed in a wild hucket at the one minute. thirty- scven second mark to put the game almost on ice. Murray tipped in a followup with some twenty-tour seconds ot' play left to hring Loy- ola on the Titan 's heels 20-19. Loyola again got the tipott. hut in hack court. Lynch hrought the hall down. hut the gun went off hcfore a long shot from tl1e middle of the tloor could he attempted. Hnce more Lynch took the Loyolan's scoring honors with a hasket and four t'ree throws. Valihan getting live points, Murray three, YVinkler two. and t'olen, the leading scorer in the season's record to date, only one. ,is on Loyola 's pre- vious trip, one former player comprised al- most all the Rambler rooting section. as Frank Doc Hollahan. reserve center on the 'Cl-L squad. hacked the team in its Detroit tilt. Bill Ilaarlow and his teammates ot' t'hicago acted as hosts to Loyola in the next tilt, tech- nically away from home hut actually still in Vhicago. The phenomenal Haarlow, the Ma- roon 's all-conference guard. lived up to his advance reputation hy leading t'hicago to a second half rally which eventually gave it a seven-point victory, 29-22. The game was not in the hag. however. until the very last min- utes. the Iirst half being particularly tight. NVinklcr and t'alihan started Loyola off with a couple ot' nice shots. hut after twelve and one-half minutes of play, Loyola held only an N-ti lead. Two goals hy the Mai-oons and an- other one by NVinkler tied the score at 10 all. until. with only a minute or so left until the l23 half. Haarlow lined in one of his sensational over-the-head shots from the side of the hoop the home team a two-point lead. happened during a full six minutes to give Nothing of the second half, with Loyola controlling the reluctant to shoot, and its few attempts. But hall most of the time. Chicago missing on Haarlow and Jimmy Gordon. a forward. be- . -, 1 gan ton iecting with 1'l'Q'11l211'iiY and the Big Ten team pulled off to a four-point lead which they maintained for the remainder of the game. Loyola was at a height disadvantage of several inches per man. but made up for this somewhat hy classier and cleaner hall hand- ling. The north side oitensc, however. worked the hall under the net only a few times. a variance from the usual procedure. scoring most of the tield goals from long range. Colen sank two pretty pot shots in the second halt which were all-important. and lfalihan and Murray also tallied on long side throws. Cal- ihan was the shining light for the Ramblers, showing his customarily consistent game on both offense and defense. In spite of Ed's usual shyness ahout shooting. he caged three buckets against the Chicagoans to tie for high- point honors with tfolen. Haarlow led the list with twelve points. A St. Louis basket in the last few seconds of play snatched victory right out of the hands of the Ramblers, 19-18. XVhat made the loss douhly ironic, however. was the fact that until the tinal ten seconds Loyola was in the lead, attempting to stall off until the gun. Herb Fash. Billikin captain and center, lit- erally stole the hall from Bohhy Brennan in a scramble that legally should have resulted in a jump hut the traditionally poor officiat- ing ot' the Missouri games saw only the win- ning points heing checked up. The entire game was slowly played. the half deadlock of S-S. A nip-and-tuck battle resulted in the sec- ond period. Loyola remaining in the tilt with tree throws and occasional baskets. Only one l'ree throw was listed in the St. Louis box-score, Fash getting the winning point. while Loyola counted eight times from the line on eleven llillikin fouls. But four per- sonals were called on Loyolans. t olen's two long goals put the Ramblers ahead 18-17 with less than a minute remaining but the cards were stacked against the fighting Ramblers. Revenge was sweet, as the 11111-11111-y1-11 expres- sio11 goes, when the Billikins visitr-11 Loyola after 1111111 Jesuit s1-11ools 111111 111-111 tl11-i1- s1-1111-s- ter 1-xa111i1111tio11s. Playing to 21 large 1l0ll'Q'21- tio11 i11 top hats, white ties, 111111 tails, whieh 111111 111-opp1-11 i11 111-fore t11e .lunior I,l'0l11, t111- 11111111111-1's o1'e1'wl11-11111-11 St. Louis -113-211 witl1 the result IIOVU1' i11 11o11l1t. Loyol11 set 11ow11 to h11si111-ss at the very start, lltlltllllg' 21 11-111.1 for tl1e first t1-11 1111111111-s of play when St. Louis took il I1lO11lClll2l1'y 11-a1l 10-9. XYith Valihan 1011111112 the offelise, l1ow1-V1-r. the l1on1e Stllliltl again took the 1111111, ll1l11l7llllQ' tl11-i1- s1'o1'1- to 21 20-1 7 eount at the 11111-1-111issio11. M111-1-ay Sf2l1'191.1 off the s1-1-111111 half witl1 tl hasket. which w11s 111111111-1111-11 twi1-1- 111111 il free throw 111.1111-11 hy 11-11111111ates l1l'1iUl'L' Fash 1111111111111 witl1 21 C'l12ll'11j' toss. The 11111111111-1-s 1-11111111111-11 their ways, however. 111111 21 few 111111111-111s later were eo111fo1-t11l11y out i11 front 3-14-22. FilSlliS H1111 Ci1Ql1'iS two 11011118 were t11e Billikins' only tallies 1111-11 while Xvinkler took 1l1i11gs i11 11111111 to give Loyola four of seven points that 111a111- 1l1e 1-1111111 -11-24. XVitl1 only 11 few 111011101118 1'0I'I1i1l111llQ,', the 1'0g.f11l211'S w1-r1- given 21 r1-st w11ile St. Louis 1-1111 up their 1111111 points, Bl'C11l1i1l1, XYl11lilE1', 111111 Ctlllllilll 1-o111pl1-ting t11e Loyola s1-o1-ing. The i111-vitahle w11s i11 store 11s t11e 11111111111-1-s played tl1eir 1'911ll'1l g11111e with YV1-ster11 State at Ii2ll21I'IlZlZO0 211111 the l02lC'l11'I'S l'0Il1'il1011 tl11-ir other D01'f01'Hl2l110O of the year, -19-28, but not until Loyola 111111 111a1l1- il valiant 111-st half sta1111. Breaking fast 211111 taking full a1lya11- tage of too fewoppoi-t1111ities.1111-Loyol11 play- ers ju111p1-11 to a 10-3 11-1111 after 21 few 111i1111tes of t11e eontest 1131.1 1-l11ps1-11. Tl1e 11-ac-111-rs, 11ow- 1l1e loop witl1 regularity g'1'81111Hllj' absoi-l1e1l the ever, began 11itti11g at this point a1111 Ramblers' margin 1111111 they 11a11 l'21l'110L1 21 te11-poi11t 1111v1111tage 211 t11e half. Tl1e 11111111- St11l21C1'S attack was stepped 11p even faster in t11e second period, witl1 Loyola 1-ompletely o11t of 1111- fraeas. Finally, pulling bac-k i11to some form. an airtight L1C1.Q11Sk', 1-licking too late i11 t11e battle, stopped 1111- Michigan 1111-11 i11 their attempt to 1-1-111-11 1111- fifty point 111111-k. Coaeh Herbert R1-1111 after the game 1-xp1ai111-11 t11e 111yst1-rious 2lClV?l1lli1Q0 VV1-st1-1-11 State holds over Loyola i11 the fact t1111t l1is players loosen up i11 Loyola 00111t'S1S, 1'il1l1t'1' 1111111 1igl1t1-11i11g up, 11111- to the superioi- height 111l1'1111tag1- they 129 always 1111111 over 1111- small 11111 fighting 11111111111-1's 14111111 Loyola. A rest from i1111-r1-ol11-gi1111- f'UlllIJl'1l1lU1l was i11 store as the Loyolans 1-1-1111'111-11 for a -l4'SlllT Patna 11111111 111-111-fit g111111- against 11 group o1' 1i0l'U1l'1' Tf1j'1l1l1'21l 2111-Jh1Ili'I'lf'2lll 111111 all-star players, t111- Loyol11 illlllfllll. 1,1-a1li11g 1111- 1-o11- ti11g1-nt of 1-x-H111'l1s1111-11 was 1'h111-li1- F1-1-11 3l1ll'IJllj'. all-A1111-1'i1-1111 1'l'Il1l'I' ot' 1512511 111111 11-11111-1' of 1111- '28, '29, 311141 'EIU Stlll2l4lS whir-11 set 21 11111111-1-11 XV01'l1l.S 1'1'f'11I'1l for 1'o11s1-1-11ti1'1- 1VlllS witl1 il to1111 of 3351 Q'2l1l1l'S 111-1'o1-e s111n1l1- ling 11e1'or1- 11111-11111-. Big T1-11 Pllilllllls 1111 1111: battle of the M111-pl1ys 1, 25-20 111 1111 over- time. 'lllll' 11111111111 st111'11-11 1111- fray witl1 1,UlPlt'f'. t o11111-lly. h1f't1l'2lXV, S1-111111-ks, 211111 Sylyestri. whose 1111-k ot' 1-o111litio11 111111 11'21I1lW1b1'li, 11111: to the lmrief pra1-111-e sessions they 111111 112111 to- g1-tl1er, 1111111' St'l'ltl1lSlf' l12l1l1lll'2lI'DIN'll 1111-111 1111111 11111 1111- 11111110111 e1li1io11 of the 11111111111-l'S. 311-- Hraw 111111 S1'l1l21f'liN UIil'11l'f1. the sf-oring witl1 a followup 211141 21 pot. hut Bob Bl'Clli12111 ea1111- 1l11'O1lQ,'l1 witl1 21 fr1-e throw to p11ll the y111-sity out of t11e 11o11hl1- zeros. Tl1e 1-1-st of the fl111l1'- ter was 1Plilj'W1 11111i11ly 1.111111 the free-1111-ow lines, with l1ot11 St'll1ilt.lS working 1111- hall slow- ly ll1D1V11 t11e floor. The 111-xt 1-1-op of 1111.1 Q'l'iltlY put 1111- sehool hoys 11ll1lQ1' pressure. two ehar- ity tosses hy Ttjllf' Lawless. a singleton hy Doe Bl'9H1111'1', 211111 21 pot hy E11 1111-st pla1-ing 1111- alumni O11 top 12-9. O11 il fast lll'1'illi. 13111 Ly111-11 111-opp1-11 i11 21 short 211111 a few s1-1-o1111s later 1-1-t11lia1e11 witl1 21 penalty toss to tie up the ball 2211110 at the half. Tlirougliout t11e 80001111 pe1'io11 the fray NVHS 111111-11 11ki11 to il football Ct'l111L'Sl, witl1 1111- varsity doing the 111ost Sl1ff1'1'll1g, 1711111111111 211111 C1111-11. witl1 1111- 11111 of l,yllC'l1. finally 11111 1111- varsity 11111-1111 18-17 hefore the '33-'34 group 1-1111-re11 to forge 11111-1111 21-18 11111101 t11e 211111211109 of E11- 11ie Angsten. 1Vith Fatlier Tlllltf on their si111-. l10XV1'V9l'. the varsity ll211'lt'11 11111 i11 front 111-yer to he 111-11111-11 111111 finally XVUII 27-22. 111 t11e ll21l'tl9S1 fought 211111 hest play1-11 2211110 of 1111- y1-ar. 171-troit was ilVt'1lQ'01l for the pre- vious 20-19 setha1-k as 1111- Yi11'S1if' s111y1-11 off a last-111i1111te rally for Rl 33-312 XVl1l. 1-111 Cali- l11111 211111081 solely kept tl11- I1a111l.1lers i11 t11e hall game for the 111-st pe1'io11. his twelve points giving the l1o111e Ntlllilll an 15-17 le111l at l111lf ti1111-. After jll111IDlllQ off to il 11-1 a11V11n- tage. Loyol11 was 11101Il1'l11i11'1lj' stopp1-11 wl1ile the Titans elosed up the gap. Then the Sachs- men, with Marv Colen sinking two longs. pulled out in front 17-I3 only to have Larry Bleaeh and f'avanaugh lead the seeond De- troit rally. After the intermission, Detroit tightened up its defense and yet committed only one foul, whieh fortunately enough was made sueeessfully by Bill Lyneh and whieh finally proved to be the winning margin. Sleeper plays and fast breaks, leading to seor- ing sprees, were manifested by both teams with Lyneh and Colen taking over the Loy- ola11 seoring. iYith Calihan feeding his team- mates when the Titan defense was eentered around him, Murray eonneeted with one fol- lowup, Lyneh outseoring Colen 7-6 for the rest of the Loyolan points. VVith six min- utes to play, Loyola darted ahead 232-26 and then attempted a stalling weave which did allow the seeonds to tiek up but which did not eontrol the ball suffieiently to keep the Titans in the bar-kground. NVild shots eliek- ing, fast breaks working, brought Detroit up to a tie seore with less than a minute to play. Lauer's tripping of Lyneh eame at the psy- ehologieal moment, the winning free throw making a true story-book end of the eage tilt. l alihan's first halt' efforts led both teams for seoring laurels. A eheek on the seorebook at the eonelusion of the season revealed that Marv Colen sne- eessfully defended his seoring erown won last year by leading the field in total points seored. Volt-n eolleeted IIT points on -IT field goals and 233 free throws in the sixteen games. In seeond and third plaees were the other two men who played in all the games, Ed tfalihan, with 102 points, and Hart NVinkler with 76. lid Murray. who eolleeted the least number oi' fouls, IT. totaled 71 points in fifteen games, while Hob Brennan, who missed two tilts, was elose behind with -IS. liill Lyneh, probably the most improved player ou the squad, saw aetion in three-fourths of the eontests. total- ing -lii points, with -Iimmy U'Brien breaking into the list with a single free throw. In the yearly poll for the all-opponent team, the Loy- ola players unanimously favored Arnold and Smith of Western State, Barko of Iowa, Hun- ning of Indiana, and llaarlow of t hieago. Arnold likewise reeeived this distinetion in the 1935 poll. Honorable mention was re- IIN! eeived by Huffman of Indiana, Garlock of Michigan State, Mershon of VVestern State, Rosenthal of Iowa, and Curley of Vanderbilt. National Tourney H li midwest 's reputation as tl1e basketball eenter of the I'nited States was onee more forcibly engraved in historieal annals as teams from Illi11ois, Indiana, and iviseonsin fought it out in the semi-finals of the thir- teenth annual National Catholie lnterseho- lastie Basketball Tournament, held at Loyola to determine the Catholie high-sehool eham- pionship of the eountry. Une of the three Chi- eago representatives, De La Salle Iligh, Chi- eago t atholie League ehampions, emerged vietorious in its semi-final battle with the St. George Dragons of Evanston, eity runnerups, to oppose the Indiana state ehampions, St. BIary's High of Anderson for the ehampion- ship. The final result on Sunday night, Mareh 23. gave lie La Salle its third national title by virtue of a -15-29 vietory. In the battle for third plaee, St. tleorge downed the popular favorites of past seasons, Campion Aeademy of Prairie du Chien, XViseonsin, with a 27-213 final eount. A peeuliar situation presented itself this season as one of the smallest teams in the braeket repeatedly lost whatever lead it had held in the opening minutes of eaeh game, usually to eome from behind in the final see- onds of play to defeat larger squads with superior team play, shooting ability, and all around individual work on the Hoor. And it eame about that St. Marys entered the finals the erowd favorites and were defeated after a spirited game, its eloseness not indieated by the final seore, but still the erowd favorites. Based on the handieap of size of the Hoosiers, the runnerups this year were by far the bet- ter team, but titles and games are still paid off on the final seore. St. Mary's began the seoring in the ehampionship game almost be- fore the shriek of the starting whistle died away with Gene Zagorski dropping in two longs from the side of the floor. Eddie Riska countered on a long pass from Gresik and tfasimer XVanago to put De La Salle on an even par with the Indiana boys. Riska and Young put the seore up to 10--L for the Chi- eago team before Marty Broderiek swished in another long for St. Mary just before the end of the first quarter. The smaller Hoosiers came back with a determined fighting spirit, but the superior height of the Chicago cham- pions was too much to overcome. At half time the future champs held a 25-123 advantage. Anderson 's second-half rally was hoped for in vain when Fharlie Tyska, the only six-foot, man on the squad, was sent out of the game with four personal fouls, the only time of the tourney, incidentally, that a St. Mary 's man was forcibly ejected via the four personals route. Fifteen-year-old Bernie Wulle, at nine- ty-five pounds, proved to be the sensation of the title game by sinking three successive longs on three attempts from the side of the floor to bring the score up to 29-24, but to no avail. The fourth quarter pressure of lie La Salle's giants was entirely over the heads of St. Mary 's in more ways than one. Both in the calibre of their play and in the meriting of additional trophies, the two final- ist squads dominated the tourney. Out of a possible nineteen awards for various phases of the game, the champions and runnerups were given ten between them. ln the most im- portant factor of all-the winning of games- the lie lla Salle quintet left one of the most impressive records ever established by any tourney winner. The south siders, pre-tourney favorites on their established record. had height. speed, weight, and aggressiveness, and in addition possessed two of the greatest scoring threats the meet has ever known in Ed Riska and Joe Grcsik. Only once. against St. George, did De La Salle encounter a team big and powerful enough to give it real competition. but even then the national champs came out on top by a 339-232 count. Their other four victories were taken with 57-9, -lil-21, 38-21, and -15-29 scores. But for color, nerve, and class, St. Mary 's little outfit was the favorite of the tourney. Small, but smart, cool and plucky, the An- derson boys gave the crowd a thrilling show in every one of their battles, coming from behind four times to snatch victories. They had one of the cleverest ball handlers of any tournament in John VVelsh, a great defensive man in Chuck Tyska, three scoring wizards in Gene Zagorski, Marty Broderick, and Jo-Jo Suchocki, and a passing attack that dazzled both spectators and opponents. St. flu-ol'11f'. third-place winners, almost upset lie l,a Salle through the brilliant work of the most valu- able player of the tournament. liob Valihan, brother of forward lid on the Loyola l'niver- sity varsity fivc, but eventually lost to a bet- ter balanced team. As usual, three forwards, two centers, and three guards composed the all-tournament sc- lection. llc lla Salle's two sure shots, Itiska and tlrcsik. were named. along with Mickey Tierney, long-shot artist of St, fieorgt-'s Dragons. The other tive chosen were forward Sieb of Rt-itz Memorial High of livansville. lndianag forward Matthews ot' Volumbia Academy of Dubuque, Iowa 5 center llendrieks of Vampion Academy of Prairie du Vhien. Mlisconsin, guard Hlennon of St. Michael's High of l'nion City, New Jersey: and the five foot. six inch captain Broderick. game breaking star of the Anderson. lndiana. St. Mary quintet. The cup for the team coming from farthest behind to win in the second half was awarded to St. Mary 's for their triumph over Vampion on Saturday night. The sports- manship eup was given to St. .lost-ph's High of Huntington, NVest Virginia. and the trophies for the best-coached team went to Charles Huck Shaw of Anderson, Indiana. Varsity Track Al 'K of material has seriously handicapped coach Alex M'ilson since he took over the track reins in 1932 after a successful career under the blue and gold colors of Notre Dame and in the Olympics. The outlook for the 1936 season remains the same as for past seasons. with the dropping of the four indoor meets fulfilling NVilson's fears. but a rise in this Loyola major sport is seen for the near future inasmuch as only two veterans. captain Harry Hofherr and Bob Runtz, are lost via gradua- tion this June and because the freshman ma- terial shows enough promise to give fruitful returns after a year of experience and coach- ing. Jack Xvarwiek. arts freshman. showed surprising talent in the indoor 4-10-yard races. capturing three Iirsts and a second to be the outstanding Loyola performer. Bill Powers. a hurdler from last year, has been slow to re- gain his form due to a leg injury during tht '35 season. George Clark. a tall. lanky arts freshman, needs only training and experience before he will be forcing Powers and Johnny Nurnberger, another veteran, in the hurdle events. The remainder of the squad, as seen at present as this book goes to press before the outdoor season begins, is eomprised of freshmen or upperelassmen who have not had previous experienee in traek. Outstanding in this group are Bill Burns, Johnny Hayes, Diek Sierks, Bob Lyons. Dave Toomin. and Morrel Heheid. The indoor men, after a short praetiee. opened the '36 year on Saturday, February 15, at the I'niversity ot' Chieago field house against tfhieago and Armour Teeh. This triple eombination resulted in Loyola 's losing' with t'hieago taking the honors, til-232-23. XVarwiek turned in the Ramhlei- surprise of the day with a vietory in the -HO-yard dash. his first run in intereolIegiate eompetition. Powers grabbed seeond in the 7O4yard low hurdles, but tinished in fourth plaee in the Ttilsyard highs. .lay llerwanger, t,'hieago's all-Ameriean football eaptain. praetieing for the eoming' Olympies, was pushed out ot' third plaee in the pole vault hy Burns. Hayes earned a see- ond in the two-mile jaunt while Sierks was tying t'or seeond and Runtz for fourth in the high jump. Toomin's t'ourth in the mile and Seheid's fourth in the shot put eompleted the maroon and gold seoring. Loyola met Armour Teeh at ti'hieago again the following week. hut this time in dual com- petition. Although the entire meet was de- eidedly niedioe1'e. the times. heights, and dis- tanees for hoth teams being' ordinary. Armour led, seoring 601: to 4331 XVarwiek onee more repeated for honors in the quarter-niile run and added a seeond in the 60-yard dash to his laurels. Powers put a tirst to the list with a win in the high hurdles raee, finishing sees ond when the hurdles were lowered in the same Ttl-yard dash. Nurnherger eame home in this latter event to give Loyola a one-two eount, while Koerper putted the farthest dis- tanee with the shot tor the Ramhler's reinaiu- ing tirst plaee. Seheid eounted t'or two see- onds, in the mile jaunt and the shot put event. .Xtter he and Sierks had tied with two ,Kr- inourites in the high jump, Runtz leaped see- ond hest in the hroad jump, The rest ot' Loyola 's seoring was taken eare ot' hy Hayes. I32 who ran third in the two-mile run, and Lyons, who was third best in the 4-LO. Leading Ar- mour's seorers were Norbert Neal and Frank Faust, eaeh of whom won two tirsts. Three defeats in a row were the traekmen's reeord as they left the alumni gymnasium the afternoon of February 29 on the low end of a 4-L--11 eount. As this loss at the hands of South Side Junior Follege was much closer than the other two meets, eoaeh XVilson had at least some consolation and a tritie more hope for the remaining meets. Intereollegiate eompetition was still all in the day's work for XVarwiek and for the third straight time he took honors in the quarter-mile run, then topped it oft with a sec-ond in the 60-yard dash and a hrilliant raee as anehor man on the winning' relay quartet. Runtz and Sierks tied for tirst in the high jump, and Powers took seeond in the high and low hurdles to keep Loyola neek and neek with the junior eollegians, tjther point seorers, although of a lesser luster, were Toomin, with a seeond in the iuile. Lyons, with a seeond in the two mile. Koerper runnerup in the shot put event, and Maekey and Seheid with thirds in the 60- yard dash and the two-iiiile run respeetively. The maroon and gold relay team, eomposed ot' Seheid, liyons, Mac-key. and XVarwiek. easily outdistaneed the south siders. Ted Zaynor starred for the visitors, grabbing two tirsts in the hurdle raees and a third in the high jump. Hn Mareh T. the traekmen journeyed to Naperville to meet the strong North tfentral t ollege squad in the only indoor traveling meet ot' the year. XVith one Little Nineteen reeord being' hroken and others tied, the home team made short work ot' the Ramblers. tinish- ing' on the long end ot' a T9-16 seore. Sierks. hy tying t'or tirst in the high jump, was the only Loyolan to break into the win eolumn. For the tirst time in his brief eareer, Vivar- wiek tooli a sec-ond plaee in the -l-lt!-yard run. Although leading all the way until the last turn, .lat-k was erowded out and finished two feet behind the vietor. Nu1'nherger repeated t'or thirds in the titt-yard dash andithe titl-yard low hurdles, while Seheid took the same plaees in the shot put and the uiile events. 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Bud Funk is the lo11e harrier lost through graduation. Coach Alex XVilson awarded the team 's lo11e monogram to Bren- nan, with McNulty and Hayes receiving freshman 11u111erals. Boxing UXINH returned to the ranks of an inter- collegiate sport this year for the first lllllt' since 19333 when a home and home series with Northwestern comprised the schedule. NVith several aspirants deserving of more tl1a11 tl1e intramural program offered. eoaeh Jerry Hett'ernan forined a team out of some twenty- tive candidates and arranged a schedule that called for lltblllt' Rllll home meets with St. Nor- bert 's t'ollege of lVest Ile Pere, XViseonsin, Arniour Tech. and the Duncan Y.M.t1'.A.. and a single atfair with Miehigan State at East Lansing' that untortunately had to be postponed. After a few weeks ot' extensive iilltl strenuous trai11i11g. Heffernan disregarded all superstition by cutting the squad to thir- teen men: Francis tforby, t harlie liulo. Louie Benedict. lalinmett and Denis Molloy, Fred Lindent'eld, t'arlos Morrison, Bill llerlihy. Bob llenkewalter. Art Baptist., Eddie Macie- jewski, t'harlie -lasiel, illlil Al ti'ornille. The season opened with a 7 to 2 victory over ,Xrinour Tech at Loyola. Baptist, tforby. and Benedict led the liainbler scoring with knoekouts. llerlihy led off with a decisive win over Tom Allegretti. the Arniour Tech man taking a eo1111t ot' four i11 the second round. Lindenfeld continued the Loyola barrage of fists by outslugging lied Popper, who also l1it the canvas but he for a count ot' 11i11e. Vaptain -lack Joerns ot' Arinour proved to be no match for Baptist. being tioored twice in the tirst round. a11d finally saved by the bell only to lose by a technical knockout. A second and third round edge gave tleorge Stober the tirst Armour point as Morrison 111ade a hearty showing in his initial appearance. Fran t'o1-by. however. then Illiltlt' up for this point by giving' the count to Johnny Lindahl. Denny BlolIoy's loss by a decision. and wins by liulo. llenkewalter. and Benedict eom- ph-ted the Ullvlllllg' t'?ll'ti. I3-I St. Norbert came to Loyola with a squad composed of three Chicago C.Y.O. champs, one Green Bay tournament winner, and two Golden Gloves semi-finalists. The result against such a group was a 6-3 decision against the Ramblers. Loyola jumped to an early lead, with Corby and Baptist winning while Denkewalter lost a decision in the sec- Olltl fight. Louie Benedict's technical knock- out. however, tied the count 11p and Cor- nille's technical K0 tied the score at three all after Maciejewski had lost a slugging match. llenny Molloy, Eulo, and Herlihy dropped their tights in tl1at o1'der to give the meet to the Wiseonsinites. The Duncan Y. M. t.'. A. team lost a 5-0 decision in the Loyolans' next stand. Corby, elected captain of tl1e squad before the tight. Illlf on the highlight of the evening with a knockout i11 tl1e first round in his 147-pound serap. The other Rainbler winners were: Baptist at 126. Den- kewalter at ltitl, Benedict at 135, and Denis Molloy at 142. Many ot' the IHt'l1llJt'l'S ot' the squad have had previous experience in the Golden Gloves, t.'. Y. tb. and other tournaments. Frosh Page Illfl basketball il'ill1l representing tl1e l'I'l'Nlllllil1l class this year was undoubtedly 0110 of the better. if not the best. group of young' cagers ever to play for Loyola 's gree11- men. Playing' anyone and everyone that came along, the frosh went through a tough season with an outstanding reeord of twenty-t'our wins out of twenty-five games played. The usual frosh eompetition was no match for the lIlL'll under eoaeh lliek Butzen. Regular scriininages with the varsity were highly ad- vantageous for both squads: the varsity hav- ing' a tough ti111e with the yearling' defense and offense. while tl1e t'rosh were initiated i11to the style ot' ball they will 111eet i11 tl1e t'uture as fully ad111itted Loyola Ramblers. No partieular Illilll this year carried the bur- den ot' the fl'0SlllN2lll attack. but because of his outsta11di11g size. Mike Novak, six foot. nine inch eenter. stands above his -il'ZlII1IllZlf0S in a glance over the squad. NYibs Kautz. a fast. sure shooting guard. proved to be one of the IIIUST hopeful ot' the Loyola candidates for varsity honors. making a habit of walking away with personal scoring honors. George Hogan, hrother ot' Vaptain .lim ot' the 192333 varsity squad, and Bill O'Brien, a sterling forward, hoth graduated from l,oyola Acad- emy squads to carry on under the maroon and gold colors in the university. Johnny llayes matriculated from St. tleorge Iligh School in Evanston, while Ben NVillerman eompletes the list of tnen earning 1939 numeral sweat- ers. Sam Marotta and Tom l'herikos saw eom- petition with the eagers, hut hardly enough to warrant numerals. A checkup on the team's efforts t'or the season is almost a continuous revival of walk- away games. Opening against North Park College, the frosh hegan their steamroller at- tack with a 60-22 victory. NVright Junior College was number two for the Butzenites. 35-23. Oak Park Y.M.t,'.A.. possessing an unusually good squad for the west siders, dropped a -17-29 tilt, with the American t'ol- lege of Physieal lildueation finishing on the low end ot' a 49-20 count a few days later. Herzl Junior f'ollege, possessing a team that was expected to furnish an upset. went the way of their predecessors, 36-21. XVright again took it on the chin, with the score of 32-2-1 almost duplicating the earlier season game. At last came that night when things didn't click. Traveling to Thornton to meet a crack junior eollege tive. Loyola 's first-year men met their Ollly defeat of tl1e year, 33-29. after leading at the halt' 17-11. The hanish- ment of Novak and Kautz from the game with four personal fouls greatly aided the home squad to eke out a win in the final minutes of play. To get hack on the winning side of the ledger, North Park again was downed as Hogan, Novak, and t'l'Brien sank shot after shot for a 51-37 win. Three days later the frosh again experienced a sloppy evening of play, hut pulled out of their drowsiness in the final eight minutes of play to defeat' Herzl -L7-40. The scores indicate the has- keteers went crazy in the next two games as the Chicago College of Dental Surgery was swamped 72-5 and the Illinois College of Chiropody went home with a 71-1-L spanking. The highlight of the season, however, was the curtain raiser to the varsity-alunnii hene- tit game, when the frosh throttled the St. Ignatius C. Y. O. quintet 3-1-20. Early scoring I35 on the part ot' Ht. lgnatius put them alt--ad ll-12, hut llogan and Kautz pat-ed tht- green- tnen to a l7-12 lead at halt' time. The set-ond hall' was all Loyola. with the parish eonter- enee leaders starting to score only after the irosh had gained too ntueh ol a lead to over- eonte. For the set-ond time ot' the season. the l'reshnten outplayed the strong Northern Illi- nois t'ollege ol' tlptometry to triumph 237-214. A eheek-haek on the seore hooks revealed that Mike Novak lcd the players with 170 points. eolleeted in the fourteen regularly seln-duh-fl games and excluding all outside contests. liautz, with H2 haskets and Sill tree throws. pulled up in seeond plaee with 154 points, to he followed hy Hogan, ll-lz 4Vl3rien. lofi: llayes, 523 Willerman, 203 Blarotta. ti: and t'herikos, 2. Averaging -lftj-2-l for game scores. the frosh rolled up Sill points to 3112 in the fourteen games noted ahove. 1Vith sueh a group ot' men advancing to the varsity for the next three years ot' competition. it is little wonder that mueh ean he expeeted for l.oy- ola's l'l'llll'll to The collegiate le2tdel's of the eountry's hasketeers. Swimming lTlI litany of the men returning from a squad which had lost only three meets in its last two years ot' intercollegiate eompeti- tion. the Loyola swimming team expected to enjoy a large measure ot' sueeess during the 1936 season. As this article goes to press the natators are in a fair position to aeeomplish this aim, for they have won four meets in six starts, and they expeet to take the remaining two. -lim Elwell, famous exponent of the hack- stroke and the erawl, eaptained the 1936 swimmers. Four veterans from the 19315 squad which won eight meets and lost one formed the nueleus of the present team. They were eaptain lfllwell. Max Brydenthal, Ken Kruck- stein, and Bill Burns. Brydenthal, one of l.oy- ola's brightest stars, hroke the world 's reeord in the llltl-meter hreast-stroke last winter at Berlin, and will eompete in the medley relay in the 'illi tllympies. Elwell competed in the 1500-meter free-style in March in the t'entral A. 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Carroll and tlrunt proved to be Loyola 's best. for the afternoon, both turning in low scores of 76 and tying for high honors for the losers with fl points each. Pashall was obviously oft' on his putting and was credited with only 11-Q points while Peck had to be content with one. Carroll continued to shine as the lake shore men found little competition against a 1Ycst- ern State Teachers quartet and came off the greensward with an easy 121g-513 win. Each of the Loyolans was timing the ball perfectly that day and all turned in excellent perform- ances. f'arroll was low man with a 75, closely followed by Grunt and Pashall, each of whom showed a 76. The point tabulation also found Carroll in the van with -lla. ttrunt, Pashall. and Peck followed in that order. The final competition, against Armour Tech of Vhieago. was somewhat better. but with Ray Peek get- ting off some amazingly good drives Loyola came through with its third triumph. 11-7. for a .750 season percentage. It was Peek's day as he tied with the consistent l arroll for a low-score 76 and topped both squads in points with 4. Carroll was close behind. how- ever. with SIQ. The golf season for this year also indicates that Loyola sports are on the upgrade. Matches with outstanding teams are expected to continue the basketball and track records. The almost completely filled 1936 schedule listed seven meets, none of which is a set- up and most of which are dishearteningly difficult. Un April 18 the Ramblers are ten- tatively planning a trip. probably to Xavier Ivl1iVl'1'Niif' of Cincinnati. Ohio. The rest of the opposition is to be furnished by Chicago on May 2. 1Vayne Yniversity of Detroit on May 7, Northwestern 1'niversity on May 16. Vnivcrsity of Notre Dame on May 23. and a now unarranged trip over the exam week- end. Armour. Chicago, Northwestern. and Notre Dame are expected to give the Loyolans as good competition as can be found anywhere but captain 1Yalter Carroll and his mates. hoping to repeat performances of 1935. are not afraid of being outclassed. Present indi- cations point to a good record for the season in this sport. I37 Tennis IIIC varsity tennis ifillllifi elianees iitil' :i successful season are difficult to analyze Hs the Lovolaxx goes to press. Iir-cause ot' the erratic showing during WSIS. and because the personnel of' the squad for the lftiiti term is at present undetermined, little is known and less expected of' the net men. Last year the maroon and gold players entered their first meet after a minimum of' preparation. having had but one day ot' prac- tice bcfore the meet, Armour was the oppo- nent and. as was to be expected. the Loyolans came out on the short end of a -l-ZZ count. The engineers captured three ot' the single events and split with the Loyola teams in the dou- bles. Fragrance Richardson started the in- adequate Rambler victories by defeating Lammers of Armour 23-ti. ti-2. ti-1. llis erst- while colleague. tleorge Vrowley of the law school. played the best match of the day when he defeated Armsbury of the visitors to the tune of ti-Ii. ti-2. From that point on. the visi- tors dominated the singles matches. Schmidt of Armour put out Phil Hrifiin of Loyola. while his team-mate. Freund. was winning from Red Kelly. In the doubles matches Rich- ardson and Crowley of Loyola defeated Lam- mers and Freund by a scant margin. but the Armsbury-Iisbensen combination proved too much for the Ramblers. Moody and Wei-muth. and won an easy victory. A -L-2 victory over an Aurora team on the lake shore courts put the netters on the right side of the ledger. ttcorge t'rowley again proved his calibre by whitewashing his oppo- nent. Rugbee. in two sets. Red Kelly and Don Swafford also registered wins in the singles. while Ellsworth Richardson lost a hard-fought set 6.22. R-ti. 7-5. In the doubles matches Rich- ardson and l'rowley won over Hoefer and Bugbee by 6-2. -I-G. 7-3. Hewitt and 1Yagncr of the Aurora team lost to Rnd Moody and Babbling Brooks by scores of ti-2 and S-ti. The schedule for the 1936 season is as yet in a tentative state. but indications point to meets with numerous old opponents. Matches with Armour Tech. De Paul. Hcorge 1Villiams. North Park. and South Side. llerzl and xAv1'iQ'llf junior colleges are under considera- tion. with the official schedule to he released at a later date by the athletic department. 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Angsten, and Koridek flash ac-ross the mind at the mention of the name Brute, Just as these men have done mueh to immortalize that title during their eollegiate eareers, so have their proteges in the person of Calihan. Sehuessler, tforbett, Iiyneh, and Murray given their all to maintain that standard. Vilith the Dolan A. C. and the Hx- ford Roeks well on their heels, the Brutes were always well informed that theirs was not the only team in the eompetition. The Dolan A. C. under the eaptainey of Bill Burns ex- hibited rare strategy in the form of freak baekfield plays that frequently threatened to puzzle oiiieials. The Oxford Rocks with sueh bone-erushers as Aldige. Winkler, Severn. and Nottoli redueed the majority of their oppo- nents by sheer weight. The eharaeteristie trait of the Roc-ks was the baekfield huddle over Chuek Severn's little blue notebook. Page after page was filled with Yt'hat to Do in Doubt. Their opponents got a good laugh out of these huddles. but oftener than not ended the game on the short end of the seore. Eight teams entered the tournament whieh began the third week in September and was eonipleted November first. The Brutes, Do- lans. and Oxford Roc-ks had little trouble in polishing off their weaker opponents. The rub eame when these teams met eaeh other. In the Dolan-Roek game, the bloc-king was exeep- tional. Sueh competitive spirit as they showed was eharaeteristie of the tenor in whieh they entered all of the tournaments. At one stage of the game. VVinkler took the worst tumble of the year. for apparently no other reason than that his teammates wouldn't give him the ball. The Brutes defeated the Dolans and tied the Roc-ks through the aeeurate passing of Ed Calihan and the nimble fingers of Diek Lyneh and Bill t orbett. Johnny Hughes was the lightweight of the Brute aggregation. but he frequently made his presenee known hy appearing from nowhere to intereept an enemy pass for a eonsiderable gain. C ross-fou nt ry HIC intramural eross-eountry raee was held on Oetober 25. Promptly at four o'eloek Alex VVilson. traek eoaeh. appeared in a top- eoat to instruet the thirty or more shivering sprinters as to where they would run and how long they eould remain on the traek. The eolor that dotted the starting line was enough to put an artist to shame. Danny Sullivan sported a pair of trunks elosely resembling that pro- verbial last rose. Bl. J. .loyee was unde- eided as to his eostume. and so appeared on the traek in full garb, eomplete to the topeoat. Dick Sierks fooled all his rivals into thinking that he was a gun from Illinois by wearing an orange jersey and blue sweat-pants. But Speed Toomin was not easily fooled. Ile donned a eanary terryeloth shirt and pilfert tl some university sweat-pants. and the raee was on. Toomin led the field with a fast quarter. but like so many paee-setters, lie f-ouldn 't hold his lead. Sheid. the intramural man of 1931-1 35. stepped out and led the rest of the field to the finishing tape to beat out Danny Sul- livan hy a step. Some twelve minutes after the raee had started. Joyee. Lyneh, and a few of their eohorts sidled up to eoaeh NYilson and piped Ht-rel and thereby added a point or so to their team totals, XVhen the shades of night had hidden the last runner the ref-oi-d showed that the Dolan A. t . had aeeumulated enough points to garner tirst plaee. with the iVranglers. Roeks. Pi Alphs. and Hrutes tin- ishing in the order mentioned. The individual winners were Sheid. Sullivan, iVarwiek. Al- dige. and t'orby. Sheid's time for the mile- and-a-half event was nine minutes. thirty-tive seeonds. Channel Swim llli ehannel swim oeeupied the fourth. fifth. and sixth of lleeemher. ln former years the distanee was set at ten miles. but the temperature of the water in the pool neees- sitated a shorter event. For this reason the distanee was eut to five miles. the distanee to be eompleted within the two-hour period al- lotted to the swimmers on eaeh of the three days. The enduranee that this meet requires limited the entry to twenty men. with only four organizations represented. the remainder of the entrants being unattaehed. Bl. J. Joyee got off to an early lead over his elosest oppo- nent. Jaek Bremner. Both men used the breast stroke throughout and frequently turned over on their baeks for a short rest and a few ehoiee eomments upon the other's ability to take it. Bremner. a veteran in the dis- tanee event. eased along with apparently no . 'C 'R 'KVI u.'1n-.at .!i1'm 'Wil'-IS' L.d'AJ' A I me ' A effort at all. llut .loyc-e's small frame found less resistanee from the waves and sped along' to hang' up a vietory for g'ood old unat- tzu-hedf' Breuiuer, tlu- Pi Alph natator, took seeond plaee with Aldige ot' the Rot-ks tishing' out the third position. Struhlu- of the NV1'ang'- lers and Lang ot' tlu- Pi Alphs eanu- in fourth and titth respectively. The team totals gave the Pi Alphs the nu-et with the Roeks, XY1'ang'- lers, and Dolan A. t'. following' in elose order. Bowling UVl'IMl3l'IR 15 saw twenty piusters eol- leeted on the university howling' alleys awaiting' tlu- start of the annual intramural howling' tournament. Tlu- eompetition was run under tlu- ladder system of play. The twenty' eontestants rolled three games eaeh and the titteen highest were plat-ed in a ladder and graded in tlu- deseending' o1'der of seoring' total. From the very lu-ginning' ot' the iUlll'l1il- nu-nt the llolan -X.ti'. monopolized the top five plaees in the persons ot' Burns, Spoeri, Reilly. l'Iulo. and Mielu-lowski. Tlu- llolans revealed tlu-ir plan ot' attaek when the eom- petition was ln'oug'ht to a elose. The tinal day ot' pin-smashing ' tound Blielu-lowski trim- ming' his teauunates Reilly. l'lulo, Burns. and Spoeri to t'org'e alu-ad and take the intra- mural t'llIlIllllitbllSllllJ. Prior to this date hliehelowslii had oeellpied the titth 'il'llll2'H ol' tlu- ladder and hy defeating' all eomers had staved oti' the attaek whieh otlu-r organiza- tions iuiuht have made on his ln'otlu-rl' lbolans. liiy maintaining' this position until the tinal day. he assured his unites ot' tlu- tirxst tive point plaees in the tournauu-nt. This neat lrit ot' strategw' was lnu-artlu-d onli' 21l.il'l' the ehamp had lu-en erowned. To forestall any sueh nnnu-uverings in t'uture years, the ln'aeket system will lu- resorted to. Tlu- llolans are without a douht one ol' tlu- most alert l-Bl organizations on tlu- arts eampus, as is elm-al'lX shown ln' tlu-ir almility to assu1'e tlu-mselres ot' sueeess ln' a little l'orethoug'ht. Ping Pong llli annual ping'-pong' touruzunent g'ot off to a thrilling' start Xovemlu-r 22, lfliil with 128 nu-n eager to hat tlu- little eelluloid pill lvaek and forth at tlu-ir respeetive op- ponents in quest ot' tlu- l-Xl title. Two talmles I-I0 were placed at tl1ei1' disposal and there was no delay in reaching the playoffs. XVith the ex- eeption of i'F1'tlg'1'i1l1l'OH Richardson the en- tire field ot' finalists from the 1923-L-35 tourna- nu-nt returned for this year's competition. In that number were XVally Carroll. Joe t'zonstka, Dick Lyneh. and Gus Nic-as from the law sehool. Added to this tield of experts was the number one man ot' the varsity tennis team, tleorge tfrowley. Five men emerged to the round-robin. Vzonstka, C1'OXVlQj', Diek Lyneli, Xu-as, and XVally tfarroll. tifarroll and t'1-owley paddled tlu-ir way over Nieas. l,yneh and Czonstka to take posi- tions in the tinals. Team standings found the Wranglers tirst. Pi Alphs sec-ond. Dolans third. Uxtord Rot-ks t'onrth, and Brutes fifth. Basketball Illi annual I-M haskethall tou1'nauu-nt lie- g'an lleeemlmer 10 with tlu- entranee of souu- eight teams trom the a1'ts eampus, Bill Burns eiu-ountered a hit ot' diftieulty with eertain teams that laeked the interest to ap- pear for their selu-duled eontests. But tlu- majority ot' tlu- eontestants were ever ready to plunk that hall throug'h tlu-ir opponents' basket. The early games ot' tlu- tournauu-nt found tlu- llolans, tlu- Pmrutes, tlu- Hxlord llor-ks and the Pi ,Xlphs well alu-ad of the tield. Sur-h stars as Burns, Sierks. and tfullen for tlu- liolansg t'orlu-tt, liyneh, and t hitten- den t'or tlu- Brutes: Severn, l.yneh, and lie Milliano forthe Roeksg Malone, Mc-Nulty, and Sf-lnu-ider for tlu- Pi Alphs eontrilmuted largely to the slu-eessful showings whieh their respeetive teams made. Tlu- rest of the contesting' teams ineluded the Wranglers, the ttaels, the Tops. and tlu- Phi Blu t'hi's. Toward tlu- end of the season the tiaels etteeted a reorganization of their team and presented an offense that hoth the lflrutes and tlu- Phi Blu t'hi's found too st1'ong to overeome. The elose of the tournauu-nt found the Pi .Xlphs and tlu- llolans tied for tirst plaee with six wins and one loss eaeh. Tlu- tie was played otic on Mart-h Cl, the Do- lans led lmy lliek Sierks overwlu-lming' the Pi Alphs to the tune ot' a 332-17 seore., tbtiieials for the games were Funk, Burns. and lluglu-s. Their sueeess was evident-ed hy the t'aet that only one major protest was pre- sented to the lboard. M vw VER! 4 J' Jim 'O movo 3 S 1, MD :JMD w x E LEA f . Q j y ' I n f. PlI l'0IllAL SECTIIIN From this point to the entl the hook presents a pietorial reeortl of the year following the same outline as in tlle narrative seetion and inelnding the uni- versity the personalities the aetivities and the athleties whieh eonstitnte Loyola bl L 3 i i I li F 1 l fl e I 'e P f Y I -3 f- I F' 1 91 w K I 5 , , , ' ' f .K .- 1 ' ,pf 5 L Views .L D 4 . ,-'M' Ya: I Agar J ef, pw ffm-- , A 5' Al X :NZ - ' h . ,7v 'ix V ' .swf Q'-ffl ff-A -' 5' H. EN' '- -'V' r-' u :Q f x . -H N-- I wx , 'X' , A- it' ' 3 glt'142Qs'N- 'aw-dau 'fA The Administration Building for-al point of the university L '58- 7 fu rf , 1 ei gi ,llI'll3ll'l flulally S1-ie-lu-0 llall llu- lora- tiun of lln' Tolls-gr of Arts and SI'i0llI'0S North nf lflulally llall is lilllllllilfll Hall original building of lll9 Lakai Shure llEllllllllS n 5 , 5, nf.. A . mt, 'br 1 Q ,O K ,. . , .xx 'nw N '. - uv F' we W . ,kg F 4' A U A if ah' . T . 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H55 '11 Candidates for Academic Degrees I I f Arte' entered from Lewis Institute and Holy Lauretta Alexia Adamkewicz, Bac' If or 0, ., Family Aeatleniyz Cliicago, Illinois. Loretta M. .Allll'8Cht,Blll'llII0l' of Pllilomplly: entered from Chicago Xornial College and ' W ' ' - i' ' l' S l.litv:C'l1ieago, Illinois. .-X4 Aquinas High Marion Benedict Amar, 'afleniy ot Oni Lady. Della btiaf A U4 -1 l Brzvlofloz' of Artsg Raymond Willianl Allen, S. J., Svliool: Sotlality 4: Svientiiiv Ar-atleiny -1: Zanesville, Boclnlor of P1IiI0.Y01?Il'IlI enteretl fl'Ulll enterenl from Xavier Uiiiversity and Ohio. Cliieago Normal College and N 1 l: Cll2lIt1ll1llllj 'il. Tennessee. Mount Carniel High .,t' ll Nl S Wesley Amar, Ifnclfflor of PI1ilo.wpIfy,' enteretl from Cliivftg mel lligll Svliool: Clizlttaiiooga, Tennessee. john Bernard Amberg. S. J., Btwlnloz' of .-l1'f.v.' enteietl from - ZIYIGI Avail:-niyz Sotlality -lg Fliivago, Illinois. vm-rsity of Illino 'o Noiinal College and Mount Cai'- Y ' ' Uiiiw,-i'sity and Loyola Sylvia Charlotte Arenson,IIt1t'IoI0r of Plo'7o.wopl:Au: eiitt-wil from Crane Jnnioi' College, Unia is, :intl Roost-vt-lt High Si-hoolg Vliivzlgo. Illinois. ini Xavier Uiiiveisity anul St. Igna- ll B rrel! S J Iitllllfilil' of lrfw' 1-nteretl flw John josep a . . ., . ' Q .f .. tins High Nvllonll Soilality Il. -1: Iliainiaitiif Clnli 4: Cliieago, Illinois. Wilbur Walter Bartels. Ilowln lor of Scif nw : enteretl from Xortliwestorii Uiiiwrsity antl Senn llioh Hvhool: QJMAQ lliologivail Seniinzii- II, -l: f'lientisti'y Chili II, -tg Iiiteinational Relations Vliili 4' 4'l111 i o lllli M, .. 4,. .-..r. . . t t Charles Bi-we Q J.. lilll'lII1l'Pl' of ,lrfsg t-iiteietl from Xavier Uliiveiasity :intl Xavier lois. ' Pl 'I o thu' elite-veil from Lovola Aeaileinvg Delnatinx 0. -. Bernard lleeney Bertrand. Borlolnr or Il ox 1 K . . ' , l 'I 4' l,'lll'I'llll Gniltl l, 23 Pliilosopliy Ulnb -lg Inti':inni1'al Iloaiwl IT, -L: Cliieago, Illinois. Rober .. . .. . fliuh xfhool- N. 1- l't ' 4' t l:ts'i -al rxtfltlvllly 4: llelleviie, Ketitufky. - . 1 , , H tl I f . .sf I lfimive-i'sity, :inl ttl'S Collt-gil. XZ1Vi1't' Henry Francis Birkenhauer. S. J.. Btlclff 101' of ,l1'1.s: enteiell from St. Jol i St. .lolin's lligh Swhool: Sotlality -1: Hvientitit- Avatleniy 4: Toledo, Ohio. l from Xavier University and St. John Leo Edward Birney. S. J.. Bowlnlor of flrfx: eiitetw llioh St-hoolg Sen-iititio Avznlt-niy 4: Javlisoii. Mivliigan. f'l1arle: William Blavhinsky. Btlvlnlor of ilrfs: eitteiwl from Yisiizit iott Hlgll Svltfroll Glee ntl 'Benn High Phill 2. 51, -l: Mixt-tl Vlioi-ns 2, 32. -lg Kewaiin-e. Illinois. John Robert Bradburn., ,lloxffr of Arts: enter.-tl 'ftwvltl Ul1iX't't'Slfy of Cliivzigo It i Srllooll llllivzlgo, Illinois. Blanvhe M. Brady, Horiolor or PI1No.sopl1yg eiitvtwl from Provitln-iixfe High gvliool: Cliicago. Illinois. X Margaret Elizabeth Brannan., Ilfrvlo lor of' I'Io'lo..nl1I1yf: enters-tl fi-oin Rosemont College. Xoith- ' ' ' ' ' tl lli'-li Fvltoolj Fliivxigti, Illinois, flu Ill we-ste-iii l'iiivm-isity. Hosniy 1 olle-ge, ainl Mtiiynoo 5 John Bc-relnnans Brenlrler. Jr... Iirruiolor of Svffflw in f'UHllll1I't'If r-iiterwl from Loyola ,Xvafleniyz IIAA: Vllivilgo, Ill llltrlS. intl front Xziviet' l'i1ix'm-isity and St. Bollert Collins Broome. S. J., Bowlnlor of ,-1 ffm-5 elite'- lillsl' lli'-li Nvlloull LII nil, Ohio. I 1 tt l fiom Fampion 'Xwoleinv' Intemational Bernard Joseph Brozowski. Iir1c'1nl01'of . 1' S: on 'iw - . l . lit-ltlfiotts Vlulf Zi, 4. pivsitlt-tit 4: Stull:-nt Vounvil 4, Im-sislviit -1: Cliivago, Illinois. l fiom Qt Gvorov Ili-,li Nvliooli 1 I if I'l1lf11.wrlrf1jl,' vl1Tt'1'Q1 , l 3 5 rtis Matthew Carpenter. Down or C 'Ill lil:-o Vluli Il, el: f lii4-ago. Illinois. john Philip Carroll,Iiurlolor of ,lrfxg t'lllt'l't'1l front Quigley Pi'm'pai':itoi'y Seininary :intl St. Blxfiy ol' the l.:ilu- St-ininziry: Sollality 4: lfliit-ago, Illinois. Walter William Carroll.IIot'iolo1' of Nuifizwr ,' viiteiwl front Loyola At-alll-iny: AAFQ I-lotlality l. 2. IZ: llllllillll tiliilfl l, 2: Iliologival Svllllllill' l, 2, Il: i'lt0llllSll.V f'lulv l, 2, Sl: Gerinzin Club I. ll: lntt-iiiutioiizil Relations Vlnli 2. fi: Golf l, 2. fl: Monooiani Clulv fl. 4. S1'4'1'etai'y -L: Chi- vilgo. llliilois. YV. Michael Ciesielski. Iiorlnlm' Nolltlifv 1. 2, Il, -ll llllltdlgli. llli11olS. lh' l':1nl l'nix'ei's' of' Sur nw in l'ommfrw ,' mutt-it-tl from 'Welnei' High Sehoolg ol: e-titer'-tl flkultl Mount St. Ma1'y's Seminary Il. Jann-s Conway. A. B... Jlfurfr of L'fIfo'f1tzrf itv :intl Central f'atlioliv High SCltoolg Hainniontl, Intliana. H56 'fund '1?' Eg., ' .. -fab. . 3 41513 'Q K M. 23 2 1 .. ya- fx, . , , 9- Q- , V . -J 'tl WITH fax Nw .-3 5 lg' ,pi p H57 'T' 0 . Shi gk , .gr .QYQ U -r li K' Agnes M. Cozzie., Baclrflor of Philosophyg enters-11 from Chieago Normal College and Lind- ljltllll llioli Srfhoolq Chivago, Illinois. m Edward Xavier Crowley, Buvlfflor of SCfHlt'f:I PIITPWJ from L0Y0la Af'31lf'U1YZ IIAA, I-IPM. BH, Blue Ki-yy Hoelality 1, 2, S23 Lox'oL,xN 1, 2, Il, 4, business manager Il'ltl'3l11lll'2ll Board 1, 2, Il, 4, sw-retary 211 G+-inian Club 2, 31, presifln-nt TS: Chemistry Club 1, 2, 3, -1: Classical Club 1, 2: Pliilosophy Club 2, 33 Biological Seminar 335 Curtain Guild 3, -1: Class Secretary 15 Class Rt'lll't'Stlllt2lil1'tx. Mowlival Freshnn-n 4: Cliivago, Illinois. James Addison Crowley. BKIUIIIJOI' of Svifnvf ,' 4-ntei-ell from Campion Aclatleniyg AAF, PZAQ Sotlality 1, 2, JI, 4: Loyornxx 45 Cliemistiy Club 1, 2, 12, 43 Curtain Guild 1, 2, 51, 45 Chicago, IllinoiS. Grace Cullen. Ph. B., fllosff r of 1i'filll'tlff0llVf entererl from University of Chieago and Bowen High Svhool: Clliwago, Illinois. Marie Roselyn Cuny. Boelolor of Plfilosoplrllf entereil from Munflelein College antl Mary wooll High Swhool: Cliivago, Illinois. Joseph Lester Donahue, Huelulm' of Ads: enterefl from lUIllYt'l'Silj' of IllinoiS. St. Viator College, anil l-Inglowoowl High Svlioolg Cliivago, Illinois. Clara Josephine Donelan, Bmlolnr of IJ1lfl0N0lPIljfj enterefl from Springfielal Junior College mol Sum-oil Heart High Hvhool: Spriligtieiwl, Illinois. Catherine Dore. Ph. B... ,iloxffr of .lrT.s: viitvrwl front De Paul University and McKinley Illglt Hvllmmll Kllllvilgo, Illi1luiS. Thomas Joseph Drennan. Boelolor of Arm: enterell from St, Ignatius High Sehoolg Sotlal- ity 1. 2: Di-bating 13 llasketball 1, if Classival Club 1, 23 Cliivago, Illinois. George Henry Dubay, Jioulolof of Nt'l11lt'l'f eiiten-il from Loyola Acadeniyg AAF! Soclality 1, 2, 21, 43 Tennis 1: Monooi-aiu Club 21, -lg Chicago, Illinois. Boleslaus Dydak. Bovloelor of Arts: entoi-eil from Crane Twlinieal High Svlloolg SHA: Clussival Club 2: Cliivago, Illinois. James Lloyrl Elwell, Iinehrlnr of Scif nm : onteroil from Marquette University and Sm-nn High S.-lloolg KIJBIXQ Swinnning 1, 2, IZ. -1. all-.Xine-iivaii -1: Monograin Club 2, 3, -15 Milwaukee, XYISUHIISIII. Lilyan Marie Emmons.. R. N., Boclulor of' SCll'IlCt : eiitere-il from Crane Junior College anil St. Jost-ph 's Presentation Avauleiiiyg Cliivago. Illinois. Robert Joseph Erpenbeek. S. J., Bovlnlof' of riffs: vntere-il from Xavier University and St. Ste-plioii High Srlioolg Noilality 41 Sviontitiv Avatlviny -1: Newport, Kentin-ky. Emilio lffaeil Evangelista. Bnvlffloz' of Nvirncr in fl0llllHf7'l'f'j entered from Crane Junior College anll Cebu Provinvial High Hohool: Chicago, Illinois. Aphrodite Flamboura, Huclolnr of Plfilosoplfyg ontoi'e-fl fl'ol1l Cliiwago Norinal College ainl M1-Kinley High Svhoolg Cliivago, Illinois. Margaret Cryan Flanagan. Hurlolor of I'llllfl.Y01Ill.Ilf entered from I'1iiversity of Chivago, Xzlvivr I'1iix'c-rsity, anfl La NHlll l'iUl'll High Svlloolg Cliiwago, Illinois. Stella Cries Flint, Bovloflnr of IUIIIIONOIVIIIIJ entoroil from I'nive1'sity of Minnesota anil Colum- bia High Swhool: Menoniiln-4-, Mil-liignn. John Forrest Floberg. liurlolor of ,lrfxg 0lltl'l'l'll from Loyola Avznlolnyz HAA, BH, HFM, QLAP, Illuo Ki-yg Sotlulity. 1. 2, IL, -1: Debating' 1, 2, ZZ, 4, vivo-prosilloiit 4: Classir-al Club 1, 2, vivo-lm-sinli-int 2: lilwlfvfllllll l, il: LoYol,,xN 2, 32, J., erlitor 4: Htinle-nt Counvil, vi4'e-presifleiit, 43 Intramural lloawl Zig Loyolal Qinirterly S13 G, M. Hopkins Soi-iety Jig Latin Contest seventh 1vl:o'4- 51: Cliivngo, lllinois. M. Collette Flynn. Bio-hflor of IjIlil0N0lI1l-ll: ontoroul from Chivago Normal College and St. Lou Avmloiiiyg Cliivgigo, Illinois. Charles justin Fox, Sul.. Iiovlnlor of .lrf.w,' ontert-tl from Xavier I'nivorsity and St. Igna- tius iligli H--hoolg Soflality 4: -lillilitlfil, New York, John Manning Fraunres. SJ.. Bio-lolnr of .lrfsi vlitviw-41 from St. Joseph Collopgv, George- town Viiivorsity, nnfl St. .lose-pli Iligh Svhool, Noslality 41 Pllilznlelpliia, Pennsylvania. Gertrude Michael Fryauf. Ilrlclolor of Il1ll1O.N4lll1lAlI: t'lllt'l't'll from Xotro Dann- High Smfhooll l'lli4'1lg'o, IlliIlUiS. John Funk.. Ilflvlolm' of I'l1ilo.Qo1fl1.11: onterowl fiom Mount Carnn-l High Sr-lloolg KIIMX: Sotlal' ity 1, 2, II. 4: 'l'r:o'k 1, 2, IL, 1: Cross Country 1, 2, 31, 4: Intrainural Board 3, -lg Curtain Huil-l l, 2, 21, 43 Debating 2, ZZ, -lg Chvniistry Club 1, 2, 43 Cliivago, Illinois. Norine Margaret Calvin. Hof-Iolor of ,lrt.v: entered front De Paul University and Providence lligll Hvhool: Cliivllgo, Illinois. Hill A 4' Y, -ff' 'N .6 M, gpf L.: of' ,...f ' 5 6 3' 'P' ---as '59- -af 'S' ,af-v .qyyf -l' R.-sa if in-Q 'env QE: --di' :apo 'Q' 1 -nuns? 'TL .' 34 I -543 AQQQHG' .-4-'Y' in ' 555'-W -nr' ,aa-Q 'V-W ' 3553 -UN l- -34. Y' -Qu-Ir' R 731mg xi. AQ w-I' 5-J r-nga Chloe Elizabeth Gleim. Bachelor of Philosophy: entered from Scioto County Normal College, Lewis Institute, and XYlieelerslJurg High School: YVlieelersbnrg, Ohio. Robert Edward Haskins.. Bachelor of Arts: entered from Quigley Preparatory Seminary: Soilnlity 2. Il: Basketball 3: Classical Club 2, 3: Della Strada Club 3: International Relations Clnli 53: Chicago. Illinois. Clarice Mae Hatcher. Bachelor of Phz'lo.Qophy: entered from Hyde Park High School: Chi- cago. Illinois. Frank William Hausmann. Jr.. Bm-hflor of Arts: entered from Campion Acadeinyg BH. QIJAP, Blue Key: Sodality 1. 2: Loyola News 1. 2, R. 4, editor 4: Loyola Quarterly 4: Debat- ing Il, 4: Classical Clul: 1, 2: Press Clulv 2. SI. 4, director 4: Student Council 3. 4: Loyola Union 4: Chicago. Illinois. John James Hennessy. Boelolor of Seiwizce: entered from Loyola Academy: IIAA, BH, AXE, HIM, FZ3. Blue Key: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: I.oroL.xx 1, 2, 3, senior editor Loyola News 3, 4: Loyola Quarterly 1. 2: Curtain Guild 3. 4: Debating 1: Intrainural Board 2, 3: Chemistry Cluln 1, 2, Il, 4, president 2: Philosophy Cluli 3: G. M. Hopkins Society 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4: Class Treasurer 2: Class President 4: Intercollegiate English contest ninth idnee. 4: Chicago, Illinois. Vincent George Hermestroff. Dot-hflor of Science in C'0N17IlFl't'F',' entered from St. Ignatius Hiffh School: Sodzilitv 1, 2, 4: Lovola News 1, 4: Basketball 2: Intramural Board 2, 3, 4, 5 . 1 director 4: Student Council Il. 4: Class Treasurer 4: Chicago, Illinois. Paul Alnysius Huber. S. J.. Buehflor of Arts: entered from Xavier University and Xavier High School: Sodality 4: Bellevue. Kentucky. James Joseph Kelly. S. J.. Bochflor of Arts: entered from Xavier University and St. Mary 's College: Drumatie Cluli 4: Chit-ago. Illinois. James Joseph Kelly. Bachelor of Pllilosophtu: entered from Mount Carmel High School: Tennis Zi, 4: International Relations Cluli Il: Chicago, Illinois. Mary ,Io Kraft. Boclolor of Pliilosoplfy: entered from Ursuline College, Tulsa University, and Holy Family High School: Tulsa. Qklahonia. John Joseph Krasowski. Boehflor of rlrts: entered from St. Mary 's High School: SHA: Sodality I, 2, Il, 4: Classical Clull 1. 2: Chicago, Illinois. R. Albert Kwasinski. Bachelor of Seienef: entered from De Paul Academy: Biological Sein- innr Sl: Chemistry Clull 1, 2, 4: Glee Club 2, Fl: Cliii-ago. Illinois. Edward Joseph Lally. Bachelor of Pl1ilo.v0pl1y,' entered from Loyola Academy: Sodality 4: International Relations Cluli Jil: Cliicago, Illinois. William Lawrence Lamey. Jr.. BUt'l1f'l0l' of Pl1ilo.vopl1g1.' entered from Loyola Academy: HAA. IIFM, QJAP. Blue Key: Sodality 1. 2. 3: Lovoinxx 2, 3, 4: Debating 1, 2. 3, 4, presi- dent 2.1, 4: Curtain Guild ll, 4, president 4: Chicago, Illinois. William Herman Lang. Iluehflor of I,llllO-901711111 entered from St. Ignatius High School: 1-IAA: Sodality 2. ll, 4: llnsketliall Sl: International Relations Cluli 3. 4: Chicago, Illinois, Arthur E. Larsen. B. S.. .llusrfr of Erlucationg entered from XYestern State Teachers Cole lege, Lewis Institute, Cliieugo Normal College, and Central High SC'l1ool: Chicago. Illinois. Arthur Melvin Larson, Ifoehrlor of Scif nef: entered from Northwestern University: Chicago. Illinois. Theresa Veronica Lavin.IIorhflor of l'hiIo.vophy: entered from Cliir-ago Normal College and St. .lunies High Hi-hool: Chicago, Illinois. Charles Francis Leichtweis. S.J.. Bachelor of Arts: entered from Xavier University and Nt. .lohn's lligh School: Sodnlity 4: Classical Aeadeiny 4: Toledo, Ohio. Margaret Agnes Leonard. Brrelneloi' of IJIIITONOIIIIKIIQ entered from Senn High School: Chicago, Illinois. Illildrerl Levin. lim-lnlof' or I'I1ilo.y-111111411 ,' entered from Chicago Xornial College and Harrison ':lll'1'lll1l4'ill lligh Nvliool: Chicago. Illinois. My rlle C. Linner. Ph. B.. .llosrfr of Ifiloeufion: entered from Chicago Normal College and Xlliller High School: Chicago, Illinois. Francis P. Loughery. Boi-lo-lor of Neifuef in t'on1n1wrer': entered from St. Igiiatius High School: Hodality 2, Il, 42 Cicero. Illinois. -4l'il'lUl' E- L0VPl0?'- S- .l-- L'oe1oflor of .-lrtx: entered from Xavier University, University of lletroit. and University of Detroit High School: Sozlgility 4: Detroit, Michigan, Simon Victor Markiewicz. Buellflor of Scifnee: entered from Alliance Junior College and Allinnei- A1-adeiny: Biological Seniinnr 4: German Cluli 4: Chicago, Illinois. ' I70 .--dv' 'SRX 'l -41 iles? at ASQ' Viv- .-gy,-. ,Z 7 Q - 'Y' 1- 'Ov' -8 S ,rs o LQ qi F44 pli ad' paym- msg! S..-,gym as 6 'R- -if 1 1,- 'n w. -. 4' 1' 5 . l Q -Qxi ' I Q., .l v' 409' ., T Q- 3- ul' A NUWNQ ,4'f'+ 'Skit S' YM 6 ...,4-' T' ,www bfi 4 l7l Joseph Patrick Martin, S.J., Bavllfloa' of --1113: e111e1'e11 f1'11111 John C21111111 U1111e1s1t1, Xz11'i1f1' 1'11i1'e1'sity, 211111 St. Ignatius High School: S1111111ity 45 C11ss11a1 51ca11en11 4, C1919 1:11111, 011111. John E. Martin. B11cI11lor 111' N1-111105: Gll1l'l'Ql1 f1'11111 Riverside B1111111fie111 H1011 SL11001 R11 91 si11e. Illinois. Frank Louis Marlinsek. S. J., B111'71f7o1' of --1173: 911191111 f111111 X'111e1 L1ll119lN11Y 211111 Tiaf 1511111 High 5151111111: 51111111111 4: Ex11111't, P13lll1Sj'1X'21l112l. Alphonse Homer Mattlin. S. J.. B1ll'IIlIUI' of .1111 c11te1111 f111n1 St 1111111 s U1l1XllN1tX X:11'i111' U11i1'1-1'sit1'. 211111 1'1111t1':11 121111111111 High S1111111 h1111111t1 4 C1'1ss11a1 -1111111111 '111111?1111, 01110. Helen Elizabeth Melformiek. II111'l11l111' of 1'l11lo10l1l111 111t11e11 1111111 C1111a11,, Xulmql C011921 111111 J'1111y C111111 lligll S1'1111l.ll: C1l11,':1g11, 1111111115 Jann-s Vincent MeCun1n1iskey. S. J.. lI111'l117o1' 01' .lrfxg 1'11t1:1'1111 1111111 Xa11e1 U1111 91511K 11111 St. 1g11:1ti11s High 8111111111: S1111411ity 4: 11111l'I121l, 11111111is. john Ilgnry M4-Cmmniskgy, S, ju B111'7111r11- 111' llrtx: e11te1111 1111111 Xf111e1 11111e1s1t1 a 1 St. Ignatius High 8111111111: 141111411111 4: 1f'1:1ssi1f:11 .-11111111-1111' 4 C1111.1Q11 I11111111s Wvulter Yvillialn Menonongh. S. J.. 1I111'711I1'11' nf llrtx: 11111111 1111 X111e1 U111111s1t1 L111 11111 1'11i1'e1'sit1', 111111 L11'1'111z1 .-1111111-11113 G11-11 V11111 43 lf'11i1 11111111 s John Harding M1-Geary. B111-111101 of Pl11'I0.10l1l1.1fg 11111111111 1111111 F11111111 H1111 511111111 AAP 111131. Blue K1-1: 81111111111 1: LlIf'41111 X1-11's 1: D1-11111111 4 P11l11s11I11lX 4 O11 21111 111i1111is. George W'arren Mefjrath. I31r1'l11lo1' of 1-lrfx: 1111111 1111111 it 101111111X H1 11 911111111 111AP, B II, 1111111 KW: H1111111ity 1, 2, 3, -11 110111111 L11111 Q1 f11t1111 1 111111111' 4: 1 111't11i11 13111111 1 2, 32, 4. 1 11s ' ' ' a:s11-111 C11111 1 1 4 C11 1111st11 flul 1 Della gtlcll .1 1111111 1, 2, 51. 4: ii. M.H1111ki11s S111'i1-Tj' 1, 2, IZ, 1 P111111s11111 11 1 4 Llflll 111111131 NQ111 1 11111111-3 1 11i1':1g11, 111i1111is. Wvilliillll Leo 11ICGlliFP. H1'1'11110r of 1'l1il0.w11l11141f,' 111111-11111 '1:1'11I'1l De L1 5111. I11st1t11t1J fl X S1111:11it1' 1: 111t111'1111ti1111:11 R11Iz1ti1111s P11111 2, Sig 1'11i1-:1g11, 111i1111is. Evelyn Cec-ilia Meintyre. A. B.. ,1l1mT11' of ,lrfx 111111 l101'f01' I I 111191111 111 11 1-1:11:11 1'llllt'gl' :11111 0111110111 11f the S11111111 111111111 171-11:1 St 1 1 1 1111 L1 CP1111 111111111-1115 1, 23 f'11i1':1g11, Illinois. N011 NIPKUUVPFQ Ii41l'Il'l0I' 111 N1'i1111'1': 1-11t111-1311 f1111111 St. B 11 14 1 '111s1 11915111 11111 1141151 17:1111i11' lligh S1'1111111: T111::1, filillllllllllil. John Daniel 11'IeKian. II111'l11'1111' 111' ,1r1.w: 111111111-11 111 1111111 l 1111111 11g,1 91 11111 HA X III'M,111AP, 1311, 111111' lfvfl 51111111111 1, Lf, -1,1'11-11111111 ' L1 1111111111 1 1 1 1 33. 41 111111:1ti11g 1. 2. IZ. 4: 3111116111 1 1111111'i1 51, 4: 11. 11 11111111-1 N11111 1 1'l11111s11111 V11111 Zi. 4: 11111111 511111121 Il, 4: F1111-:1g11, 11111111is. James Sheridan McManus High b1'1111111: 51111111111 1, 2, Wvillialn John 111eNieholas. B111'i11l111' 111' .lrfx 1111111111 High S1'l11l1llQ l 11i1-:1g11, 111i1111is. ,1 1 . B1l1'llf'l111' of N1'i11l11 111 111 tll 1-'111 1111111 St 10111 11lN 4: 1111111111 1. 4: 1 1,1 11111 11111111 11111111 111111-11-11 f1i11111 111- 1 111111s1t1 11111 111111111 Stephen Anthony M1-der. S. J.. Ii111'l11lu1' of 1111.15 1111t1?1'1-11 111 11111 111111 s1t1 1111 Ignatius High 51111111113 S1111-11111111 111111111-1111' 4: f'1111'111z11111, 1111111 Theodore Miehael Merkle. 1I111'l11I111'r1r' N1'i1111'1 111 f'111111 1 111 Nt 1Tt1l1Qt 1 81111111113 51111111111 2, 23, 4: 1111111111 News 1, 2, 21, 4: 1111-11 1111111 4 1,11 1 111i1111is. Stanley Anthony Mroezka, S.J.. II111'l111o1' of' .lflx +11 ll 11 11s A1111 11:1111:11'111:1t11 11111111 111' KI:11'1' lligh S1'1111111: S1111:111ty -1 1 1111111111 1 Loretta Cecilia Murphy. 13111-11111-1' of 1'l1il11.vr1,1111 1 11111 N 1 11 gl 111111 l'1111-21311, 111111111s. Peter 1. Namkoong. 111111111111 117' l'I11'lr1,w1,1l1A11.' 1-1111-11-11 1111111 .1:111 1 1 N1111Q1 ll 1111111111 1211111111111 8111111111: N.111g1111, lq1l1'1'i'1. EthelJ:1yne Neely. 1i111'l11I1'1,- llvf- I'l1iI11,vr1,1l,1,.- ,.,,t,.l-1-11 f1'11111 L1111s Instltl '111111 1'1111s 1111 '1'111111s11111 111g11 S1'1111111g F1111-:1g11, 111i11111s. 1-1 James Joseph O'Connell, I3111,'I11l111' nf N1'1'1'Ilt'I ,' 1-1111111-11 1111 N 111 Hlgll 511111111 911111 1 4 f'l11111ist11 1 1u11 1 1 4 1111111111 P11111 1 11' 111111111 1-, Boleslaus Gregory Pietraszek. li1l1'l11ln1' uf 1'l1il11.vo11l11f l111l1P111 1111111 L111111 111111 H1 1 8111111 EHA, IDAXPQ N1111:11it1' 1, 2, 32. 4: L111'11I.,1N 1. 2, Zig lllll 111111 4 Cl111a111 1111111 IQ W'iI1iam H. Roberts. D1'l'1lllfll' of Sl'lfIfl'L' in CU1111111 5 e11t11e11 1111111 L11111a 11 e1111, 1.'1111':1g11, Illinois. I72 -Th-165 'WM B than 1 ' El ' fa-65 Gif' ' '37 5 1 sus Nll t,!:'l . WAni,l EQ, .li 'audi- z 5 'v,.- if i' Q Z N ' -1 Al ' .aw N O and -,....-f Wm Q?-.W JK' -av ,af ff 'Vik . 4. , , --ni ' XNNHPW ? 'QJ ex. ,198 f 1-MJ' 6' nu-lg l7Il E- 'fl ' 1 fz A K, , 5'-e , U in , K' Qi 3 ,Eg 'oi' ' 'J - 1 'Wi entered from Oak Park High School: Burke Bernard Roche. Baclzflor of Philosophy: UTM: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2: Oak Park, Illinois. John Thomas Ronan. Bachelor of Seirnee in Comrnereeg entered from St. Mel High School: Freneh Club 3: Chicago, Illinois. Robert Joseph Runtz, Baeliflor of Science in Conimfrceg entered from St. Ignatius High Sehool: Sowlality 4: Track 2, 4: 3IOHOQ,'l'2Ul'l Club 3, 4: Chicago, Illinois. Joseph Otis Schell, S. J.. Bnvlzflor of Arts: entereil from Xavier University and Lakewood High School: Sotlality 4: Classieal Aeailemy 4: Lakewood, Ohio. ' Pl 'I :li entered from Lovola Aeaclemv' IIAA, Edward Walter SCllIlEldCl',1il1t'Ilfl07' of zz osol :jg ' . N , BII. FZA: Soilality 1. 2. 22, 4: LovoLAN 22, 3, 4, sports editor 2, 3, 4: Loyola News 1, 2, 3, 4, managing eilitor 4: Sports Publicity Direetor 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4, manager 2, 3, 4: Track 4: Monogram Club 2, Il, 4, treasurer Il, presiilent 4: Student Council 4: Loyola Union 4: Press ' ' ' ' ' 'H ' ' Cl ' t 'v Club I: Spanish Club l. 2, IT: International Relations Club 4, Glenn Ciimle Club 4, ienns 1A Club l, 2: Curtain Guild ZX, 4: Chicago, Illinois. S J P1 lolm of lrtv ' entered from Xavier University anel Sylvester Lawrence Schnieders. C. .. fre ' V .- . . , , lilsler High Sell V ' V' ' ' ' 'H ' I' 4' C' lillllail, Ohio. ool: Sowlahty 4: br-ientihe Aeailemy 4, Gnu Club 1, , int Millard Robert Sehneller. Ph. B.. Jlostrr of Arts: enterewl from University of Illinois, Armour Institute, anil Lune Teelmieal High Sehool: Chieago, Illinois. Edward A. Schultz. Buelolor of Plfilosolflfy: entereil from Crane Junior College anfl Marshall lligh Sellooli Cliieago, Illinois. Anne Svlvesta Searles. B. C. S.. .llnsffr of 1f'I1llCtlfl0ll, enters,-il from De Paul University and I'ln le-vvooml Hiell Sehool: HFBI: Cliieago, IllilIoiS. Katherine Mary Sheahan.. LL. B.. Buelzflor of Philosnpliy: entererl from Chicago Normal 4i'olleg'e anal Phillips High Nellunl: Cliifftgin, l.lli11oiS. John Gerald Sheridan. Ilorlnlor of .lrixg enterefl from St. Marys College :intl Quigley Preparatory Seniinary: Chieago. Illinois. Francis Eugene Shevlin. Hizelulor of Seifneff in 607117111717 : eutereil from Ile La Salle Instie tute: Cliieago, Illinois. Albert William Simms.. Bfrelfflor of I'l1iln.v-nyliy, gun.:-,..l from Crane Junior College and l-Inglewoorl High Sehool: Cliieago, Illinois. Louis Bernard Snider. S. J.. Huehflm' of riffs: entereil from Xavier University and Xavier lligh Sehool: Soflality 4: Classieal Af-:nleniy 4: Cineinuati, Ohio, Edward Joseph Sutfin. Iluvliflor of Nt-inner: enteieil from St. Ignatius High School: UAA, Illue Key: Noilality l, 2, Zig Debating 22: Loyola Quarterly l, 2, Cl: Curtain Guibl I. 2, Ci: Clieinistry Club l. 2, fl: tier-innn Club 1. 2. fl: G. BI. Hopkins Soeiety l, 2, 3: Columbus, Iuiliana. K . . Lawrenee L. Sutherland. B.S.. Jloslff of Ifvlneotionqg enter-eil from De Paul Lvniverslty, Lewis Institute, :intl linglevvooml High Sehool: Chieago, Illinois. Cyril Joseph Timmemlan. S. J.. Boehflor of rlrtsg entereil from Xavier University anil Xavier High Hehool: Xewlfort, Kentucky. I 1 lo ff' llfs fnteiefl from I'11ive1sity of Detroit, Xavier Julius Jnseph Toner. S. J.. Juan r i ,V - - lfniveisity, :intl lvniversity of Detroit High Sehool: Detroit, Hiehigan. Wvilliam Karner Trivett. S. J.. Bueifflm' of .lrtsg entereil from Holy Cross College, Forilhain Vniversity, Xavier University, anil St. Mary 's Institute: Soilality 4: Glee Club 4: Xnisterilain, NIM' Y41I'li. Lueille S. Vander Veen. Boelnlnr of I'ln'lo.wopliy: entererl from Chieago Xormal College, L'nivi-rsity uf California, University of Chieago, anil Fenger High Sehool: Cliieago, Illinois. Florenee Regt-nia Walsh. IiIIt'IH'i0I' nj' Pliilosoplfyg enterenl from Chieago Normal College anal St. Haiy's High Selnnrl: Cliieago, Illinois. Angela llIaeSween Wheeler. Ph. B., Jlzlxfer of ILlllllt'!lll0Il,' entereil froin Chieago Normal filolli 1 I'nivn rsitv of K hiefioo l'Z'il'er Colleee anl Austin High Sehool: Chin-ago, Illinois. 'Q '. ' . A J ., . . v 5 , 1 l'auI Alnysius Wbelfl. S. J.. Boelfflor of ,lrisg entereil from Xavier University and St. .lohn 's lligh SK'lllYl'l1 Soilality 4: Classieul Aeaileniy 4: Toll--ilo, Ohio, Mary Wbrtell. Iioelnlor nf 1'liilo.vnpIi.lf: enter-eil 1'i-om Lewis Institute anil Harrison Teehnical lligh Sehool: Cliieago, Illinois. Lueille Ward Worthington. Doi-lfrlor of 1'Ifilo.vopl1y.' entereil from Crane Junior College an Siu-lnian High Sehool: Atlanta, Georgia. l74 cl gm? 1 fy'- 'HY QS ,Q vw ' vw- 'Q 3,- 'R- i I, 1' ,,...-fy fs 4 A-5? .6- vr ,3 4 'll F lx ,Al 'si Find N404 A--Shun 'Ax ff f'-7 ,gamut 4:69455 GO' Q9 ns X E W 'Z' -N. ww 'and' 236 3' . P A 'A-3'-1 A, ' . A 'gx fig: 96.3 :gl I: 'VW' if Louis A. Wright. Burlfflor uf' Arfx: eiitered from Elgin High Svlmol: Smlality 1, 2, if Clzlssivcll Vlulf lg Elgill, lllinuii Walter xifillllg. LL. B.. Iiflrlfrlrlf' nf' Neff uw In flfllllllll rr: J elite-l'e1l i'l'1lIl1 lfvtlt' College of LEW. X-vxtliwesteril lv1liYt'l'Slij', and lliX'iSilill Stn-et Y.M.f'.,X. High Svllmrlj D4,DXX'llk1l'S Grove, lllixwis. Henry john Zaluga. Iiuvlfflm' nf' S4-ffnrf J elm-1'e1l fron: lie Paul -L'lllV4,'1'Sity and XXX-lnel' High Svlwol: Ilinlugieal Svlllllltll' Ii, 43 illl1'lIllSil'j' Chill fl. 4: illlll'HQllf Illinois. N. Donald Zeeh. Iiurlnfm' nf 1,llllUNIllllI-ll: euteivll fiom Loyola A1-awlemyg Tennis 43 Il1tL'l I -4 's ' .LL 4-tte, Illinois. i1:1t1w11:1l H1-lations Chula l' Sl nn h 1 hilv 1 Milm 0lIler Candidates for Aeademie lrene Mary Hman Virginia M. Berry llc-len l'atrieia Bradley Blanc-he M. Brady Marie Loomia Britt Catherine Franees Calnan William Robert Collins Edna ll. Colohan Marie Finn Comfort Catherine Margaret Courtney Thomas J. Crawford Margaret J. Dealey Geraldine A. Deady Ceeilia A. De Moss Ann Boylan Dohearty Julia R. Doherty ,lulia M. Donohue llelen Bernadette Donohue Edna Dulfresne Theodore Robert Farrington Sister Frances Agnes Yfallaee. Anna M. Gabler Mary Rose Gihhons Marjory Elizabeth Grant Elizabeth Rose Hanley .Kuna Marie Hansen Alhertine M. Haw Baellelor of Philosophy Alive Ma rgaret Ha yes Margaret Josephine Herbert Clare Mary lliekey Alive Elizabeth Huggins Leah Shirley Jacobs Sadie WY. Kane Gladys N. Kiniery Marie julia Kleinhoffer Nell Elsie Laneianese Mary Nathahaon Lawrence Veroniea Loretto Leonard Edna U. Light Gertrude Loeke Rose Agnes Lynaugh Mary Mc-G. Mr-Auliffe Elizalwtli Ann McCann Marion M. MeCarthy Lolita Mary Mefloy Gertrude C. MeGlynn Margaret Ann MeGovern Maryhelle R. McKenna Jo:-eph R. MeManus Ruth Marion Miller ' J. Mary Morriasey Anna C. Mulligan Julia A. Mulligan Cora A. Murphy l7li Degrees Mary Evelyn Murphy Meta Mildred Murphy Marion Cecilia Murray Anna H. Neville Alive YV. Noone Sophia Parmaeek Sister lil. Pia Polke Ruth Bertha Quaat Mildred L. Rafter Mae Frances Reidy Anne Gordon Ross Katheyn Ruberry Mary Agnes Ryan Mary Catherine Ryan Frances Kleppel Sehlammes Helen F. Shine Elsie Rogan Spink Fl'3Ilt'l'5 Ceeilia Sullivan Kathryn laabelle Sulliyan Myles D. Sweeney Mildred Helen llhhuan Isabel Franees Yosler Sister Mary Wralburga Dieter Elizabeth B. Wvalton Geraldine Edythe Wihite Julia I. D. Yvhitmore Q0 lik -ov' -at-' wud? Iltller Candidates for Aeaclemie Degrees Bachelor of S1-ie-nee in lllmnleree 'Cb RHj'lll0lld W'alter Anthen Stanley R. ,laskunas Arnold C. 0'Brien W'ilfred D. Howell Virginia D. Lewis Thomas J. Rowley Herman H. Jordani Joseph M. McGuire ,lack Owen Shaw Baellelor of Arts Dominic Joseph Bay Sister Mary Mercedes Kukulski. O. S. F. Raymond NI. White Stephen Norbert McDonough Frank X. Tomaso Blaster of Educ-ation Louis F. Brook. Ph. B. YVilli:xm Stevens Kipp. B. S. Fred J. Moehle. Ph. B. Loretta Julia Fitzgerald.. Ph. B. Nlary C. Lusson. Ph. B. F. Marie 0'l..eary. Ph. B. Lillian Martha Foley. B. S. Marie A. MeCahey. Ph. B. Ella Crave Prouty. Ph. B. Mary Taborsky Fox., Ph. B. Margaret C. McCarthy, Ph. B. Hobart Hibner Sonuners. Ph. B. Helen Haas. Ph. B. llurie MeCutcheon. Ph. B. Harry Franklin Yates. Ph. B. Wvillialn Osear Homer., B. S. Katherine Cecelia Melienna. Ph. B. Santa Marie Zanlpardi. Ph. B. Stella lllanlie Johnson. B. S. Mary B. llleellan. Ph.B. Blaster of Sister Mary Alisa Ahern.. B. V. M... A. B. Mme. Mariella Agnes Bremner, R. S. C. J... A. B. Mrs. Isabel Carey Clark, Ph.B. Mme. Mary Catherine Fitzpatrick, R. S. C. J.. A. B. I77 Arts Julia Helen Cliatto. Ph. B. Hrs. Rose Smith Kelly. Ph. B. Elinor C. Ml'C0llOHl- Ph. B. Mme. Helen Tichenor. R. S. C. J.. A. B. Sister Mary Carmelita Zierotf. 0. P.. Ph. B. 'S Candidates for Professi B S 1 rfifieulf in lIf1I1il'lIlP, en Amhony lll. Abruzzo. . .. if n . K aol l'14siklvn Yew York. onal Degrees U 'ersity and tered fi-uni Coluinlnia nn llusliwivk High Sl'lll. C - 1. , . - 1,90 Sahel Adler., Ihwmr of Dfiiful Si4ry7fry,' 4-ntei'e4l from Crane Junior College, University of Clll4'ZlQ'll. Ll'Yl'lS Institute, :ln4,l Cilllllllilf High Slflioolq C. N. Johnson Seminar: Basketball 3: lfliii-ago, Illinois. Stephen Andolina. B. S.. t'4rTiji4'41r4 iii .ll44Ii4'iu4',' I-'Illl'l'l'4l from University of Pittsburgh and Sll'lSSYilll' High S4-h4i4ilg Htlll11l':ll',' Me4li4'al Seniinar: Swissvznle. Pennsylvania. Michael C. Armao. B. S.. f'4'rTiji4'41f4 in .l1!lflL'lIIIj entereil froin Manliattan College klllll DQ Witt f'linton High Svhool: GPX, Amp-X5 Mo4i1'lie:14l Snrgivzil Si-ininar: New York, New York. ' ' ' 'I 9i'l ' Hi0'h Svhoolz Chicago, Vaughn Aram Avakian. f'4 Vf1iff4'41 lllinois. Ferdinand Edward Baezynski. ff in .lIlfllll'l7I1', enteiul iioin 4 4 iniz g B. S. M.. l'f i'fifi4'4lff in .ll44i'i4'in4 5 el 1tel'e4l from Holy Trinity High Hrliooll HBICIWZ Cllll1'ilgll. Illinois. Horton G. Baikovieh. B. S. M.. I'4rfifi1':lff in .lIf41f4'infq entereil from Crane Junior College :in4l Mairsliall High H4-hoolg QDAK: Volini Me4li4':il Sovietyq Cliivago, Illinois, Dominic Joseph Baima. M. S.. f'4rfiji4'alf in Jlf4li4'f444 ,' entered froni Lai Sall4--Peru-Ogleslry .lnnior 1'oll4-ge :in4l Ln H!lll1 l,t'l'H High Sehoolg AP: lloiiorziry Blllllllill Seniinar: Oglesby, Illinois. ' ' ' ' f' ' ' F 'll'fE'1' High Edwin Arthur Baleerkiewiez. Igllllllflfll' nl NL'N'Ilf'l in .llrrluinr , ente1e4l lllilll 4 g o -irv N14-4li4 nl Seininar: 3l4l4!l'llk'll4l Snrgival Seininarz Clieinistry Cluh Swliool: 4IiX, AP: Hon 1. l . . 1. 2: lil'llll1lll Clnlu l, 2: lllll1'ilQ0, Illinois. Hilton P. Baldji. C. P. A.. B4r4'lf4'701' 4':lg'o. lllinois. Earl Francis Barlhololnew. II T4-4Al1i1i4'al High Svhoolg :Xqmg 4'lii4'z'igo, Illinois. ' ' A' . Illinois. Mortimer B. Bauer. llo4'14n' of 114 iifol alll! XXI X11 lm nl T J. llllll i o l lstern l'11ive1'Sity, Chi- Of' I.4ru'.4,- 4-nt4-i'e4l froni Noi't1w4 llollfllll' of l,44i4'.w.' ent4-re4l froni C'i'ane l NI!7'lI!1'l'.l!Q Ullfi'l'Utl froni llolgull . nnioi' Follege and Crzine Park Military Amul- . Q, I 4 - S PII .i. . .g Ili-nry Edmund Bielinski. B. S.. I'frfiji4'4rf4' in .lll'lIlii'lvllF ,' 4-nt4-i'4-4l from Crane Junior Col- 4 hall High Svliooli HMIDI Yolini Mwlival Soviety: lege, l'niversiTy of Miann, :in4l Mais . g l,'l1i4':1g'o, Illinois. Jessie Harriet Blaszezenski. B. S. lll.. V1 rfiyivuff in .ll14Ii4'in4: Pllll'l'f'Il froin Crane .lunior Colh-ge, l'nix'4-isity of Illinois. :nhl Tilley High Svllooli XEKIJZ Clll1'ligU, Illinois. 4 in lI4f4li4'1'444ig t'Ilt0l'01l from Carlton College anll Wlillard Nelson Blome. A. B.. 1 42'Tifii'4ff . hip High Yvliool: QJX: St, Louis, Missouri, lfvziiisroii lowns g . ,lohh Thomas Blitsch. A. B.. Ilovfoi' of J44ri.wl:1'144l44i4 4 5 entererl from Pontilival College Jo- Flllilllllllllli ,XQCIPZ Clllll'2lQ4l, Illinois. Thomas llivhael Boland. A. B.. Ilorfnr of .l11ri.w1o'if414 1104 .' Q'lllf'l'Q'll froin St. ghllllPlUSl' C'olleg'e :nhl St. Leo High H1'llllUlI LDAA: .liinior lhii' ,'xSSlll'lll.llllll l, S13 clllllilgll, Illinois. ' . ,i F en-4l fioin C'ran.- .lnnioi C4,ill4g4 an 4-lix joseph Bongiorno. 1'1 i'f4'ji4'41ff -in ,lIf4I1'4'v'i44 ,- M4-4lill High Hvhool: Elllll Smlality II, -l: f'l1i4':ig'o, Illinois. iyola ,-X1 Zl4lvlllf'1 AAF, QAA: P1 'lnlnr nf' I.llll'.Y,' 4-ntei'4-il from L4 Arthur Leroy Bradburn. Jr... .44 CT 4' .lunior College f,'lii4':1g4'i, Illinois. Peter Tellius Brazis. DIIVIIIIUV of N4'i4if4'4 in ,llf4li4'i'n45 4'IllPl'U1l from llll 1in4l Sl'lllllZ High Hwlioolg f'l1i44:lgo, lllinois. .lames Joseph Brennan. A. B.. 1,fll'f4'H' of .ln1'1'.vpr11rI4'n4'rI 9lll'4'l'l'Il from Sf. Igllilllllhl High Svhool: A XF, qnhl. lllne Key: Loyola llnion l, Q, 21, 4: Law C'oini114'i1tntoi' 4: Cliivago, lllinois. 'Xrthur Brody. f'fi'f1'fi4'11f4 in .lI44l4i4'iii4: 4'1it4'i'4-4l fiom C1'1lIll' Te4'l1ni1'al High Svhool: C'lii4 ugo. Illinois, Yirtor F. J. Bruder. B. S. Nl.. l'4rf1'fi4'4ff4 in ,ll44I1'4'in4 : 0lll1'l'H1l from SIioerPrs4'lie Rl'2ll'liij'lll' ' 7' S1 ll fl: H41nor:iry Bll'1lll'Ill Seniinarg River Forest. nnsinni llllll Xnverizin lirotliers High . ' oi lllinois. fi-oni St. Philip High Selioolq Clii4:ug'o, B U IIUUIIIIOI' of l.4lu'.w,' 1'llli'l'4'il Henry Marlin ur,, Illinois. 4l fiom Crane lunior College Thomas Joseph Campbell. Ilowror nf 174111111 S14ry14i'y: entere ' . . ' 'ilu l'nion l, 2, 11. 4, lll'9Sl4ll'llf -L: Class President 4, og :in4l St. Ignatius lligh hvhoolg Loy . Clll4'llg4i, Illllluli l78 'BE -1' -4 ' 4-' if -nga- if 136' Q it pl-. ,gif 995 -an. -.,-1' l R. -WL ,567 hd' -to Wh-.A -1.9- '7' Tgggk 0 N-J' V. L9 A-'Ex 1-9' 10- 1 new pg-JDJ vi iii? -nf' '45 els-. si? H n..x,A I 79 64 -1. ?' xt? av YZ. L in 3 F4f'S 15 . an .aa css- I f fl: 4:5 I, 3 ,f A QQ-2' Q-0' G Wilfred Cardy. Buvlrwlor of Lows: entered from University of Notre Dame and Mount Carmel High S1-hoolg Aqfgqmg Class President 313 Clrivagsgo, Illinois. Edward Robert Carlton. Bavlrflor of Loans: entered from Proviso Township High Schoolg 119.-XA: Des Plaines, Illinois. Domenick Joseph Carota. B. S.. C'frfifir'off in .llfflicinf,: entered from Manhattan College and Morris High School: New York, New York. Rgy jgseph Catizone, B.S.., l ffrIifii'otf- in Jfnlicizzff entered from University of Notre Dame and Arthur Hill High School: Saginaw, Mir-higan. Daniel Francis Cleary. A. B.. Doctor of JHl'l.VllI'lII1l ner: entered from De Paul University and Loyola Avadenry: QPBIX. QFAA: Clricago, Illinois, Bernard Everette Cohler. B. S. M., C'er1ifi4-off in Medicine: entered from University of Illi- nois and l'attorson High School: TEKIH: Honorary Medival Serninarg Moorhead Surgical Sein- inarg Volini lledival Society: Clrieago, Illinois. Christopher Alexander Colombi., Cfrfijicfzfr in Jledicizzv: entered from Ohio Northern Uni- versity, New York I'niv4-rsity. and East High School: QKQJ: Honorary Medical Seminary Class President Il: Cleveland, Ohio. Fred Copalman, 1701-for of Ilpuiol Srfryn,j1f.' entered from Crane .Iunior College and Harrison 'll-vlrrrieal High S1-hool: AQ: C. X. Johnson Seminar: Clricago, Illinois. Benjamin Irwin Coven. B. S. C.. llovror of Juri.s1f1'fuIf 1106: entered from Roosevelt High Neliool: NRE: Swinnning l, 2, 3: Junior Har Assoeiation 1, 33 Monograin Club 33 Chicago, Illinois, Maurice N. Crakow. Cfrfihcurf in Jlwflicifzf: entered from Crane Junior College and Crane Tet-lrniwal lligh Hvliooli 113-Xlil Chicago, Illinois. Leonard Michael De Dario, C61-fificufe 'in .lledivinef entered from St. Viator College and lilkhart High School: AKDM: Honorary Medical Seminar: Volini Medical Society: Sodality il, 4: Elkhart, Indiana.. Eugene Joseph De Grazia, B. S. M.. Vrrfificote in jllfvlicine: entered from Valparaiso Uni- versity and Valparaiso High School: ACIDM: Volini Medival Society: Valparaiso, Indiana. Winifred Marie DeLaney.. Baclnlor of Lazck: entered from Rosary College and Trinity I High Sehool: HHH: Class Ser-rotary l, Sig Oak Iark, Illinois. Clement Francis Derezinski. M. S., Cfrfifivufw in .lIfrIic'1'nf': entered from Grand Rapids Junior College and Grand Rapids Catholiv Central High School: Hllcbg Honorary Medical Sr-urinary Grand Rapids, Michigan. Robert Emmett Devitt.. C'fI'fl-7ll'flfti in ,lllllllfllll .' entered from Quincy College and Quincy High Svliooll Clneago, Illinois, Salvatore Anthony Dimiceli. B. S.. Cfrfifivutf in dlf'4llClillf f enltered from Austin High Svlrool: AAS. MDM. .XPI Volini Mr-rlival Hoviety: Hodality FS, 4: Loyola News 3, 4: Chivago, Iliilrois. Owen Thomas Dullaghan. Ilovfor of Dfnful Nrzrgwryg entered from De Paul Ar-adernyg Clrieago, Illinois. Roy Norman Eklund. Cfrfificntf in fllrfiicinr: entered from Superior State Teaelrers College :ind lluluth lentral High Svlrool: Duluth, Minnesota. Lenore Elliott. A. B.. Ilocfrn' of Juri.wpr1uIrn4'1J entered from Xortlrwestern University, Uni- versity of Illinois, and Lake View High School: Cliicago. Illinois. Sebastian joseph Faello. CfI'ff,fft'f1tw in Jlffliviw : entered from Canisius College and Hutch- inson Central High Svhool: liuftalo. New York. john 5. Fafinski. Iloofm' of Ilfnful Nnrurffrllf: entered from XVr-lmer High S4'l1o1ll1 Chicago lllinois. Donald Francis Farmer. Borlnlnr 01' Scirnw in ,llfrIirinf: entered from lIorgan Park Mili3 tary A1-all:-rny: AP: Moorln-:ol Surgival Seminar: Sodality 1, 2, -I: Chemistry Club 1, 2: Cliiw-ago. lllinois. Harry Spencer Fein. B. S. lil... ff 1'tifi1'uff in .llfrl1'r'1'nr ,' entered from Crane College, Unit-91-. sity uf Illinois, and Harrison Tr-vlrnival lligh School: QDAKQ Volini Medical Societyg Chieago, Illinois. Maurice David Fitzflerald. B. S. M.. f'f'rrijieurf in .llwrlivinf-5 entered from St. Philip High Hr-hool: IDB Il. AP: Moor-ln-:ol Surgical Sr-rninar: Loyola Xews 1, 2: Chemistry Club 1, ig Gornran Clulv 2: Chivago, Illinois. Denton Bernard Fox. B. S.. Cfriifiwzfr in. ,llf-flivi11f g entered from University of Detroit and Sacred H:-art Seminary: KIJHHZ Honorary Sui-gival Seminar: Moorhead Surgical Serninarg Hodality Il, 4: Detroit, Mivlrigan. l80 Q9 ' uf -Nl- L- XV A , ,l A' 5 v I 1-' 2' -,-r' . -, U s 'J :L 1 ,Qi P'!'Q, 2318 A f' I , .Q I 4411: ,,--nu., Q.. .,...,av'- , SHG -AN f-iii 'hug Q sf IQ 353 'N 7' ,, so -as -b ,gi 3455 ,' 'ff Rial Vw l 9 -me 'Z' -ar 4? Q' in 46.3 94,1 llll Q. -1 34,335 K 45 iii 'T 7' ' nteied from -Xquinas Hi0'h Edward James Gallagher. B. S. M., CfI'f1fCl!fF' 1111 3161101116: 0 ' - - .O ' - '1 ' - Q lzlitv 'I 23 4' ClllC2l 'O, Illinois. g1,1,.,,,15 qsx, A195 Mo111'l1ea1l Slllgliill beniinar, 1,01 1 A .. -, , 5 Richard Burtch Gannon. B. S. M.. C11'1ifi1'11tf 111 111111011113 e11te1'e1l from Lewis Institute: QIJBHQ BIUU1'lll:lf'l1l Surgical SBlllll11ll'Z Gary, I111li:1na. Edward W1 Gans. B. S. M.. C1 1114111111111 111 .ll1f1111'111f: entered froin University of Miniiesota, I'11ive1-sity of Montana, allll Mt. St. Ciiaiiles :XIT2lllk-'lllyl 1I1X, AP: Moo1'l1ea11 Siirgical Seininarg Loyola lfniou 3, -I: Harlowtoii. Montana. Charles Fredric Gell. B. S. M.. C'11'f1-1151111 llll ,ll1d1c111fg ente1'e1l from Lewis Institufeg QIJX, AP: 3lll01'l1k'il4l Sl1l'gll'ill Seininarg Cllllilgll, Illinois. B Q C' 111111111 111 lIr1I11'111f ' ente1'e1l froin Crane Junior College and Valeria Erena Genitis. .,.. 11' I ' . . , , ' ' ' ' ' ' -' ' ' I 2' Chi'a0'o. Illinois. Tuley High Sclioolz 51,1135 X 1111111 Me1l11.1l BIILIGIQ , Mixed Choius , . 1 C Michael Wiilliam Giannini. B. S. M.. C1 1'f1'fic1111 111 .llf1I1c1111: ente1'e1l from Crane Junior College an1l lleliiiiloy High S1'l1o1j1l: ACDM: Yolini Me1li1':1l Soviety: Cliiwfago, Illinois. Herman Charles Gornstein. IJ1'11'fo1' of D1 111111 N111'f11 ry, ente1'e1,l from Bloom Township High Sclioolz C. N. Joliiison Seniinaiz Cliicago, Illi11ois. Benjamin Joseph Gregory. B. S. M.. C'11't1f1C11r1- 111 .ll6rI1z'i11fg entered from Crane Junior C1,1lleg1e, Lewis Institute, :11111 EllglUYl'llllll High S1-11111111 Cliieago, Illinois. William George Grosso. B. S. M.. C11't1f11'111f 111 .ll11l1c'1111: e11te1'e1l f1'on1 St. Philip High Svliool: A111111 Flass Yl1't?-1l1't1SIlll'l1t1 Cl1IK'1lQ1l. Illinois. Rasmus J. Harr. B. S. M.. C'11't1'ji1'11T1s1 lrll .llf1111'1111g eiiterwl froni Craiie Junior College and T111111so1- High 5111111111: 111.1111-11111111 Surgiwal Seininaiz Cliicago, Illinois. Maurice Edward Healy. I'11f1f11'11f1 111 .lI11I11'1111g 1-1111111-11 f1'1'l1ll Niagara U11iv1'1'sity, Canisius ' ' Y1VY11'li. College. and Lo1'1.po1t High b-1 hool, Lo1l111111t, . ll 1 Gustav Anders Hemwall. B. S. M.. C'1f1'f1'fi1'111'1 111 Allftlfllfllff 01111-1'111l fiom Crane Junior Col- l1-ge, U11iv1'1'sity of Cliiwago, 111111 Austin High S1'l111ol: Me-1li1'al SK'l6'lll 0 Chili: f'l1i1?ag'o, Illinois. es Wvilliam Henrv Bl. S.. C'11'IiTi1'11f1 ill .lI1111C1111: enfe1'e1l fltllll De La Salle Institute: Jam . . . I GPX, AP. 1111111 K1-y: Moo1'l1ea1l Surgival Heininaig l11111o1'ary M1-1li1':1l Seininarz Yolini Med- ival S111-11-ty: Cliivago, Illinois. .l0l'lI1 TIIOIIIHS Hewin. Jr.. 11111'l11lo1' 01' L111L'-1: t'lIT0l't11l fioin Yirgiiiia Union Uiiiversity. Lewis 1111411111112 111111 NUl'll1XY1'SlQ1'1l L'11ive1'sity: Rll'lllllllllll, Yirgiiiia. Edwin J. Heydanek. 110111111 of 171111111 S111'5711j11: e11te1'e1l froin CEl1t1'?ll Y. M. C. A. High S1'l1111,1l: C'l1i11ag'o. Illinois. Frederick George Hollander. B. S. M.. t'11'r1',711'1111 111 .1I+d11'1'111' ,' 1-11te1'1-11 fi-11111 S1-nn High 31111111113 I'l411l1,llZll'f' M1-1li1::1l Seniiiiaiz Mo111'11ea1l Surgival 5111111111113 f'l1i1'ago, Illinois. Melvin Sander Jacobson. M. S.. l'11'f1-71111111 I-I1 .ll11111'1'111: e11te1'e1l fllllll St. Olaf College. Lewis I11stit11t1x H1111 XYatf111'1l Pity High N1'll1111l1 CDX, Blue Key: Ho11o1'a1'y Su1'gi11'al Seininaiz 3111111111-:111 Su1'gi11al N111ni11:11': lYatfo1-11 City, North llakota. Edward Charles Jana. f'11'f1f1'1111 111 .llfllifilllf E'llll'l'P1l froni NUl'l'lllV9SIUl'1l University and lIa1'1'iso11 'l'1-11111111111 High 51111111115 CDBHQ H11n111'a1'y M1-1li13al Seniiiiar: Mom-l1ea1l Sl1l'g1t'Hl N1'llllllIll'Q So1lality ZZ, -lg Cl1i1'ag11, Illinois. Casimir Gregory Jem-zewski. B. S.. V11-f1j11'11t1 111 .ll11I11'1111g 1-nte1'1-11 fiom Niagara I'11ive1'- sity. l'11iv1-1-sity 111: Mi1'l1igan. 211111 Xisigain Falls High Svlioolg 11311131 Class V11-1--p1'esi1le11t 2: X1ag:11':1 Falls, Xvw York. Joseph Nl. Juran. B. S.. Ilomor 111' J111'i.v111'11111111'1 5 1-1111-1-1111 from I'11ii'1'1'sity of Miiiiiesota and South High 51111111111 Loyola l'ni11n 43 1'l1111:1g11, Illinois. Edmund John Kadlubowski. l'11'T1j1r11r1 1,11 ,ll11I1c'1111 3 1-1111111111 froin Clilllr' Junioi' College H1111 Svliurz High Svlioolg IIMLI1: llllll4ll'Zll'y x.ll'4ll1'2ll Sl'llllll?ll'Z C'l1i1':1go, Illinois. Samuel John Karras. 1'11'l1'fi1'11!1 I-11 .lI11I11'1111: 0l1It'l't'll fl'1illl Si. Philip High S1'l111ol: Melrose Park. Illinois. Jerrv Kavne. 1:ll!'Illl1H' ol' 1911111101 111 JI11l11'1111: t'lllBl'1'1l f1'H111 CHIIIQ Junioi' College 111111 Hoos1-V1-lt lligh S1'l1lllIl1 clrjlig llll1l'1lQ4l, Illinois. Vinvent Joseph Kelly. B. S. M.. f'11'f1ji1'11f1 111 .1l11Ii1'1'1115 13111111-1111 fioni St. Viator College 111111 HT. Viator ,X1'kllll'l1lf'1 liZ1lllillliUC, Illinois. Martin Joseph Kennelly. A. B.. llorfm' of J111'1.v111'11111 1101 ,- 111111-1-1111 fioni Saint Ma1'y's of the Lake S1-n1i11:11'-V 111111 Quigloy P1'1-11111111111-y S1-111in:11'y: ABCD, Blue Key: Loyola News 1, 2, 3, .lu11i111- lrilll' Ass111-iatioii 1, 2. 113 Sllllltdll C1-u111:il I. 2. 31: Loyola Union I, 2. 3: Class Presi 1l1111t Ig Cliivago, Illinois. l82 FN fs 4' . ff .-mn- . ' Q26 Z4 gl 431 -cull! 4' 'I K 'sig' , ,iii-' ' ' Q f 5 if' s 253' Hf f - ra Qi ,SM f 1 x ' ' y-li' ...fu gn.. .Ja f -12-.. tv -6 , m ,N 5x ' 25 ir' Huff F 'Wei' 1 x '22 --QQ ,Aww--f 65' ,,.,-..- .V -ag-, ...gl P' fx XS 'E we ' Qv - -1: 4' ,X Af- 4.2 .4mu-yi! -sg., .ASK -Nl IRI! Ulysses Simpson Keys. Buchflor of LIIIFSVI entered from Lewis Institute and Central Y. M. CA. High Sr-hool: GBE: Loyola News 1, 2, 3: Junior Bar Association 3: Brandeis Com- poririoii l, 3: Chioago, Illinois. Robert Waller Kimble. Doctor of 171111111 Srfrgnryv: entered from Strvker Hifvh School' Q D 7 4.. N. Johnson Seminar: Dentos 4: Stryker, Ohio. Charles Kirkland. M. S.. Ffrtifivrrtf in .llnlfeinm entered from Crane Junior Colleffe Lewis D Y L Institut... 311.1 ixugtill High Sehool: IPX: Honorary Medical Seminar: Chicago, Illinois. XValter Joseph Kirstuk. Brzehrlor of Semin in Jledivineg entered from Crane Junior College and Lane Tevhuical High School: Cliivago, Illinois. Joseph Alexander Klimowski. B S, l'frfi1irutf iz JI l' ' . - . .. , ' 1 amine: entered from University of Pittshnrgli and Hurst High S-gh--ol: HMIIH: H01w1'H1'y Medical Seminary Mt. Pleasant, IDUIIIISXIYHIIII-l. Francis George Krayec. Iioelrflor of Neimu-4 in .lIrdu'i11r: entered from Miami University' and Fitvh High School: Honorary Medical Seminar: Youngstown, Ohio. I Stewart Florenee Krelz. B. S. M.. Certificate in. Medicine: entered from University of Pitts- ljvurgli and Duquesne IvI1IYt'l'Slff' Prep: KDX: Loyola News I, 2: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Rose Hedwig Kwapieh. A. B.. C'frtijief11r in. illfrlicine: entered from Toledo University, Mary Manse College, and Notre Dame Aeademy: NERD: Honorary Medical Seminarg Toledo, Ohio. Frank C. Kwinn. B. S. M... Cfrtifionfc in .lledivilzeq entered from University of Illinois, Nortliwostern University, and Harrison Technical High School: Chicago, Illinois. John M. Lally. Bavhelor of Seimzre in IlfE'tIlLltllf'f entered from St. Ignatius High School: Sodality I. 2: Chicago, Illinois. Ted Le Boy. B. S. M.. Cfrtijieute in .Ilff'f1irirro: entered from University of VVisconsin and Oak Park High School: Honorary Medical Seminar: Moorhead Surgical Seminar: Oak Park, Illinois. Charles Cyril Levy. Certifieuiw in .llfriu-ine: entered from Crane Junior College, University of Illinois, and Crane Technical High School: Yolini Medical Society: Chicago, Illinois. Frank Theodore Lindman. Ph. B.. Doctor of J 1 ' I , zrzxluzrcrnce: entered from Mount Carmel High Sehool: KIJAA, IIFM, Blue Key: Loyola Union Il, 2, 53: Student Council 3: Junior Bar ,Xssoeiation l, 2, ZZ: Brandeis Coinpotition l, 2, 3: Chicago, Illinois. Thaddeus Bruno Lorenly. f'fl'flfl'llff in Qllulici : ' ' l no euteier from Holy Trinity High School: IPQI Chicago, Illinois. John Henry Loser.. Iirrvlulor of' Lonw: entered from University of Notre Dame and De , Paul ,kvznleuryz llrandr-is Competition I. 2. 3, winner 2: Clrieago, Illinois. .lllllll R- I-llkilm B- S- M-. CV f'Iv'.77'r'4lfr rn- .llfr7ir'1'1ff.' entered from University of Detroit and XXIUSIVTII Ht'l1rmlQ DPil'1'!lf, 3Iil'lliQfflll. Robert Edward Lyons. B. S. M.. l'1r1ifivo!f in .llerliwifo : entered from Alfred University and F1-or-Irort Iligh Sehool: llonorzny Medival Seminar: Volini Medical Society: Freeport, New Yrllli. James Alexander Mat-Donell. 1'1rfrji1'llff in Jlfriicifo: entered from Central State College and S:u'1-oil Heart Avfolr-lily: Moorhead Surgical Seminar: Mount Pleasant, Michigan. Yvillialn Stephen Maekiewiez. B. S. M.. C'4rfijieofe in Jltllllflilllf entered from C1-am. Junior l ollegn', Lewis Institute, and Harrison Technical High Sclloulg HMIIJ: Chicago, Illinois, Donald Henry Mammen. Doctor' of Dfnfol Nllfjlll'-ll: entered from University of Chicago and Le Mars High School: KW. AEA: C. N. Johnson Seminar: Class President 1, 2, 3: Clniraoo, Illinois. Wilbur Francis Manly., B. S. M... !'frfi.Tier1Ir in Qllfrlivifrw: entered from Crane Junior College and Crane 'l'e47lrnir'al High School: Moorhead Surgical Seminar: Cliicago, Illinois. joseph Daniel Marino. B. S. M., f'11'ti-ffetlfv in .llerlir-im : entered from Crane Junior College and lie La Salle Instituto: .VIPMZ Moorhead Surgical Seminar: Volini Medical Society: Chi- ' vaoo, Illinois. Eremelinda C. Mastri. B. S. M.. Cfrfijieutv in Jlulieilzf, entered from University of Michi- gan, Volumlvia University. Crane .lnnior College, and IYaketield High School: NEKIIZ Honor- ary Mr-rlival Seminar: Yolini Mediral Society: Chin-ago, Illinois. Vincent John Maurovieh. Doctor of 1h mul Sflryfryg entered from Lindlnloni High School: Clrieago, Illinois. Clark Joseph McCooey. Doctor of D1 ofa? Surg: ru: entered from St Ignatius Hi0'h School' BII, Blue Key: C. N. Johnson Seminar: Dentos Si. -I. 55 Loyola News si -I, 55 Cuaain Guild 5: Oak Park, Illinois. l84 .,f-'R W5 Q -sg L -fv 3 s 5 T I 1 W und' 'gr M1 'WY' an Q .5 . , V 99 -as . Nuff' 0-.pf' wt'-' --nov' r-lim '-G6 -inf' QW' HK -'Q' 35-, ,AL IBS J h James McCormick. B. S.. Doctor of Jurisprudence: entered from University of Wis- o n cousin, Northwestern University, and Senn High School: QRS. YDAA2 Chicago, Illinois. John Joseph McDonough. B. S.. Certificate in Jledieineg entered from St. John University and Central Catholie High School: QBH: Honorary Medical Seminar: Sodality 3, 4: Loyola Union 2: Toledo, Ohio. B 7 t f Janis wiuleizeeg entered from Georgetown Uni- rersit Raymond F. McNally. Jr.. A. .. I oe or ol 'sl y and Loyola Academy: Blue Key: Chicago, Illinois. Edward Wlilliam McNamara. B. S. M.. f'ertifieate in Medicine: entered from De Paul Uni- versity and Mount Carmel High Sehool: QIJX. KGS: Moorhead Surgical Seminar: Chicago. IlllI1oiS. John Thomas Mehigan. Baelfflor of Lau'S,' entered from Mount Carmel High School: CIJAA: Sodalitv 1, 2: Junior Bar Assoeiation 2, 3: Student Couneil 5: Intraniural Board -L, 5: Cliieago, Illinois. Henry Eugene Mehmert. B. S. M.. Cfrtijietiff in Jlftlieim: entered from Hyde Park High Sehool: Sodality l, 2: Chieago, Illinois. Carl Miller. B. S. M.. Cfrtificuff. in Jlftlieineq entered from Central Y. M. C. A. College and Marshall High stimuli QQAK: Honorary Medieal Seminar: Cliiw,-age. Illinois. Wallaee Charles Miller. B. S.. Ctrtifieurf in Jlfrlzt-inf': entered from Northwestern Univer- sity and York Coniniunity High Svllrroll ATA. AEA: Honorary Mediifal Seminar: Elmhurst, Illiuilis. M ' M niea Millitzer. A. B.. C'frtijit'tr1f in Jlulieine: entered from Trinity College and arian o Notre Dame Aeadeniy: Xfrlb. AP: Yolini Medieal Soeiety: Class Seeretary -L: Loveland, Ohio. I d J h Moody Bzlelfrlor of Iflll'Y' entered from Purdue Universitv and St. Mel A exan er osep . . - . , High Svlimill GK. AOLD: Sodality 1: Loyola News 1. 2. 3. -I: Tennis 2: Junior Bar Associa- tion l, 2, 4: Chieago, Illinois. Emil Kenneth Mosny. B. S. M.. Cf rtiyieutf in .llfdit'inf: entered from I'niversity of Illinois and Harrison Teehnieal High Srhool: Honorary Medieal Seminar: Yolini Medieal Soeiety: Vliieago, Illinois. Edward Martin Murphy. l frtijieutf in illfdirinfg entered from St. Leo High S4-hool: GFX: Honorary Me-lieal Seminar: Moorhead Surgieal Seminar: viii.-rio... Illinois. .l0hn B. Murphy. B. S. M.. Cfi't1'fit'trff in .lffllltdllff entered from De La Salle Institute: Chieago, Illinois. Charles Bernard Nash. B. S.. Ffrfillietrtf in ,lIf1lit'ine,' entered from I'nive1'sity of Notre liame and Mount Carmel High Sehool: Chieago. Illinois. ' h B S f' Vfi 1 'f llfdfei entered from St -Xmlirose College and St. John Vincent Nas . . -.. rr 1. no fi 11 , ' nr, .V ,, . Ignatius High Seliooll IIIBIII Moorhead Surgieal Seminar: Chieago, Illinois. Harry Oleek. B. S. M.. ! frf1'jirt1tf in Jlfrlit-1'fo: entered from I'nirersity of Chicago and Cniversity of Illinois: jf: Ilonorary Medieal Seminar: Chieago, Illinois. David Lee Pang. A. B.. C 1'tifier1ff in .llfdieinfg entered from I'nirersity of Hawaii and Meliinley High Sehool: Honorary Me-lieal Seminar: Honolulu, Hawaii. Jerome Thomas Paul. B. S. M.. l'frti.7it-oh in .llftiieinm entered from De Paul Aeadeiny: IIMIII: Honorary Medical Seminar: Moorhead Surgieal Seminar: Yolini Medical Society: l'hi4-ago, Illinois. Clement john Paznokas. Boelolor of' I.ua'.v: entered from Marquette I'niversity and Mount Carmel High Svhool: AGNIJ: I-handeis Competition II: Chieago, Illinois. ohn Richard Petfer. B. S. M.. Cfrfifieatf in Jlfdieine: entered from Oak Park High .I Svhool: Honorary Medieal Seminar: Volini Medieal Soeiety: Oak Park, Illinois. William Edward Pola. B. S.. f'fff'fffieori in .llf-:Iii-inf: entered from I'niversity of Louisville and Sutti--ld Preparatory Sehool: TQK: New Britain. Conneetieut, Henry Edward Prall. B. S. M.. f'frtifieu1f in ,llulif-inf 5 mm,l.ml hum Indialltl UlliV1'1'Sify and Clift in Hinh Sehool: IDX. AP, Moorhead Surgieal Seminar: Clifton. New Jersey. . 1 N Walter Vincent Baezynski. Iloefor of 17.11101 SJll'!7t l'.Ilf entered from Central Y. M. C. A. Col- lege and Lindliloni High Sellool: HAS: lllliiijilgo, Illinois, Ellsworth Earl Riehardson. Ihrelolor of I.u1I'.s: entered from Sehurz High School: Tennis 2, IZ, 4: Junior Bai' Assoeiation 2. II: lliandeis Coniluetition 215 Chiegigu, Illinois, C ll 1 I St James Earl Rodgers. But-hflor of Luuw: entered from Iowa State Teachers o ege a it Josepli High Suhool: HM. IIAA: I-Iarling. Iowa. I 36 -f-hx J- P3 J -n-A-4-if' K X if 1 Q 9 , f va 1 'f 'wx Q ,' 1' 1 'r ar? as wr- - -.nv ,am - ' Ja, -Q.. gf' .-..4- X , . 1 vf var 4... . . .' . . rx 333, v x' . X - 5 tw K. ffrvx 'vs Am A JM. , 2- .J f -16' 5 -3 fi' , . 5 , re g' Q , 3 ff- W? ,-.0-0' -.xqn-,v N-av 1 ' 1. - Q-an-Inf . 'na-'G M 5 .Q 'vs 15 eqllf ' CP' 'vf ,rf .. ivs in-. why' Wi' F 2.14 III7 23 QQ., agp Q, ' Q- Q. gi. fhomas Emmett Ryan, Bachelor of Lai:-.wg eiiteu-il from Crane Teelinic-al High Sehoolg A9112 Cl1iCago, Illinois. D . ld Vir-'il Sargent. B. S. M.. C'e1'fincnTe in llffiiefnf: entered from Bay City Junior Col- on-1 , 10211, and St. Jaiiivs High Svlioolg rIJXg Moo1'l1e:11l Surgival SEIIIIIIRFI Bay City, Mielngaii. Edmund James Scanlan, Doctor of Drum! S1frgf'ry,' entered from Mount Carinel High - 1 - -1. . , ' n 9. ' 3.4 51-hoolg C, X, .lnliiisnii 5911111111141 boilnlity 1, ... Loyola Union -, -1. Cllliflgth I ll1UiS- Gernld Edward Schneider. F1-1'1iji1'f11'f1 in Jlwliciize: entered from Uiiiversity of Illinois and Austin High Svlioolg QX, HP: Mooi-lien-l Surgical Seniinarz Chicago, Illinois. Joseph Edward Sexton, B. S. M.. CEl'fIft'f'Iff' in Jledivineg entered frmn St, Ma1'y's High Sclioolz I1oi1o1'z11'y Meilivnl Seniiiinig Mooilieufl Surgical 5111111111114 Chicago, Illinois. Edward John Shalgos. B. S. M., C'f-rtifvizfr in 1111111411155 entered from XVPl'l91' High School: Blue Key: Volini Meilii-ul Soviety: Cliivagw. Illilwii Augustus Darwin Slone.. A. B., C'e1'fifii'11frf in Jlediviirf: eutereil frnin Georgetowii College :intl Pniiitsville High School, Paiiitsville. Ke-nt1n'ky. John James Smid.. Cfrtijifuff in Jle1IL1'i1if: entvreil froni St. Ignatius High Sehooli Moor- heail Surgii-:il S61llil12ll'Z Civi-ro, Illinois. Peter Stevy. B. S. M.. C'f1'rijii-uh in illfdivinfg enteresl from Xo1'tl1weste1'11 University and Whiting High Nvlioolg Volini Mwlival Society: XVhiting, Indiana. I B C S D I f Illlfx 7l'lllI.'fllt'F : vntereil fi-11111 Jasper Aeaifleniyz I q 4 . Francis L. J. Steinbree ner. . .. e.. 01' 01' 0 . '31 Eyqm, BH, Soilaliry 1, 2, Il, 4: Loyoinxx il: Loyola News 2, 11. 4: Loyola Qua1'te1'ly L. L. .hlll'Hl'2l, Illinois. Joseph John Strzyz. B. S. M.. C'erfifii'nff in Jlfrlfcinf : eiitereel fl'lllll Crane Junior Colle,Q'v iillll xvtxlilvl' High Svlioolz HMCD, AP: Cliivago, Illinois. W'illiam B. Sullivan. B. lVl.. f'fr11'fivaff in Jlvriivirie: entered froni St. Ignatius High Svllmuli AP: Hlllllll'H.1'f' Meslim-al Seiniiiarz Moiwlieznl Surgical Seininarz Chicago, Illinois. Joseph A. Sutula., B. S. M... f'e1'ti,fif-riff in .llwcli1'im': entereil from New York University, St. Tlioinns College, and Centi-nl High Svlioolg Ht'1'3,llillll, Peiiiisylvaiiia. Edwin Charles Swint, B. S., t e1'fijicaIf in Jlffflicizlff: entereil from St. John 'S University and St. Josepli High S1-lioolg QK, AP, Momheawl Stirgirzil Seniinnrz Fl'tJt'IiltT11f, Ohio. v Miklos Joseph Szilogyi. f'frf1fii'11fff in Jlfflicirif: eutereil froin Lewis Institute anrl BOYYEII Iiigjll St'l1i111l1 f'l1i1':lg41, Illili11iS. Elsie Marie Tiehy. B. S. M.. C'rr!iffz'11tr in .llfzlIC1'1ir: elitvretl f1'o111 Crain: .Tunior College and Linilhloin High Hi'-hoolq XEQ: Ho11o1':11'y Mvilival Svniiiiarz Yolini Metlivnl Soeiety: Chivago, Illinois. Felix Anthony Tornahene. B. S. M.. I'1f1-tifiviztf in ,llffrIi1'i11..: enterenl froin Austin High S1-lioolg AAS, ACDM: Yolini Mi-ilivnl Soviety: Soilality 3, -1: Cliieragn, Illinois. Janet E. Towne. B. S. M.. fkrfijii-riff in ,llnliviurg entereil fi-11111 University of XYisr-onsin. Nlll'tlllYl'Sfl'l'l1 lY1llVf'I'Sltf'. Lewis Institute, :intl Pail-lei' High Svlniol: XXCIJ. ,XP3 Htll1lIl'31'f' Me-ilic-ul 8111111111111 Volini Mwlivzil Noviety: Vliivagu, Illinois. jnseph Robert lflrieh.. B. S. M.. l'wrfin1'11f1 in .llfrliviiu-: 1-11te1'e1l froin I'11ive1'sity of Pitts- linrgh :intl BIl'lfl't'S1Hll'f High Hwlioolg AP: Mowliezul Surgivzil Seniinarz Me-Keesport, Penn- sylvanizi. Alger Franeis Van Hoey. C'1f1'T1'ji1'4'1Tff in ,Il6rIii'i1l+,' entorenl fl'Ull1 University of Detroit .Xiiiiiiiiwizitioii High Sfliuuli St. Clair H11-mls. Mivhigan. Paul Cyrille Vernleren. B. S. M.. C1 rt1'fi1'uff in JlnIii'i11f: eiitereil f1't'lll1 Universitv of YVis- vonsin :intl Loyolzi ,Xvruleiiiyg fI1BH, ,XP3 Mooi-In-:ul Siiigival S1-1ni11a1': Yolini Mewlival So- vii-tyl Vliivzigin. Illinois. Charles S. Vision. lim-rnr of 111111117 Nifrfluy: 1-1111-ix-il fimn f'1'ane Junior College and Crane 'l'1-vl111i1':1l High Svlioolg C. N. .lohnson Sen1i11:11': Cllimlgo, Illinois. Wrilliillll Edward Yvallaee. Iluvliflnr of Luuzs: t'llIl'l'lJ1i froin St. Aiiibrose College and Calumet High Nvlionlx GAA: -Tiniior Bai- Assoifintioii 12: Student Counvil 1, 2: Class President 1, 3: f'l1i1':1g11. Illinois. 3.111 Joseph A. VQZISIIIJIITII. Iiuf-Iifhir of I,uu'.vq viitereil from St. Benewliet College and Loyola Af'wl1'111y: 319411: I1lll'l'l:l'2iIU1'lliIy Coiiiivil Presiilent LZ: Cliiengo, Illinois. W210lawj0hn WY3Wl'Z!'l1Ski. B111-lfflnr of Laws: entere-l f1'llIll St. Stanislaus High Se Cliivzigil. Illinois. l88 hool ax ,xglv 1 ,gf ARE X' my uw-ny. 315' tar- 5' .qu filin- vw Q w, gal- -qw . 456- Ki' f'r, -Q? 1 3 '45 ,bn Q I 'S' -.er 41? alfa EV' p-sf ' E4ffJ': X' 'J' w---wr ,..sp-- N? .-1q l89 Edward George Wbjnicki. fA'll'fift'llf1 iii Jlftliidnf: mitereii from Crane Juiiioi' College and Holy Tiiiiity High Svlimil: Ytihni Mt-flival Siwir-ty: Cliieago. Iliinois. Harvey Ronald Workman. Ilnprnr of Dfnfnl Slll'.l7f!'jl,' entereil from Lewis Institute auf. Hiro-i-i liiwiisliili Hwh Heli-ml: AEA: Iiitiaiiiiiizil Iliaiwi 4: Oiiaiga. Illinois. William Francis Yarris, Cz1'ff,Tfi'nif in ,llfalicfnfq euteretl fi-out Ohio State L'nivei'sity and Kingston lligh Swliimi: AXP: Ilwiioiaiy Me-lival Seminar: Class P!'t'Sl4.l9llY 4: Kingston, l'l'llllSylYlllllil. Harry J. Yellen. B. S. M.. Urtivffrfrtf In Jllilfifillff H11tt'1't'll fiom Ihiiveisity of Chiu-ago and Lake View High Si-limit: QJAK: lliiiiuiaiy Medical H+'l'l'lllllll'I Yoliui Medieal Soeiety: Chicago lllilJUiS. llther Joseph Berlin Siegfried R. Bernstein Max Bloom John D. Brennan Harold Browning Louis Bulmash Max Coellergh Martin Coniglio C. Riley Crane. A. R. Edmund J. Czub Glenn H. Eberly Ervin L. Ewald John H. Fairman Theodore R. Ferguson. R. John D. Gillig Jack B. Gomberg Morton Gorchow Michael T. Hayes Kenneth J. Il:-nson llarold Il. Holmes William L. Johnson Yoshio ll. Kaneko Candidates for Professional Degrees 5. Doc-lor of Dental Surgery William L. Kaplan James A. Kitchen Edward J. Kiwala Raymond A. Krempel Michael S. Krupa Clarence J. Larkin Kester G. Lehman Joseph M. Lestina Sidney C. Liedman Thomas J. Longo Ralph F. Loritz Stephen E. Mizgata Marcus Jack Moses Henry C. Mroczynski Robert C. Murstig Francis C. Ogle John M. Peffers Adolph Perko Oliver ll. Pitch Simon Price David J. Priess Aaron J. Raffle I90 Michael F. Rago Austin J. Rust Louis H. Sasso Russell F. Schroeder John W1 Smith Henry A. Stasinski Edward F. Stecker Henry W'illian1 Stecker Robert L. Straub Robert D. Strohacker Anthony P. Stulga Charles J. Svenciskas Chester F. Sylinski Edward Thomas Michael Vitek Romaine J. Yvaska Frederic B. Yvessely John Leo Wbodlock Harvey R. W'orl-unan Walter A. M'ykhuis. A. B Walter F. Zipprich QS - NGH 'E?' 0tller Candidates for Professional Degrees Herbert E. Barsumian, B .S. William Malachy Hennessy. A. B. James Warren Ashworth Charles Arbetman Philip Leonard Cullen W'illiam Joseph Hoyne Cornelius James Connelly Clover Crum Hanson Louis F. Kotler. B. S. M. Doctor of -lurisprude nee Ralph Lionel Sherwin. Ph. B. Frank Henry Streil, Ph. B. Bachelor of Laws William Joseph Kiley Edwin L. McCord Joseph Noti Andrew Joseph Park Wfalter John Plesniak Certificate in Dledieine Raymond Louis Nourie Robert McCarthy O'Brien. B. S. Michael Joseph Romano. A. B. l9l Robert B. Sullivan. Jr.. P h.B Edward Bernard Toles. A. B. Seymour Robbin Chester Joseph Strzalka Joseph Frank Wlhittman Hubert John Zalar Paul F. Short Roy Du Pont Templeton. Edgar Andrew Wveber. Jr. B.S Candidates for Nursing Degrees Corabelle Allen. Iifgffktfffrl Xursf: entt-reel fruni Oak Park High Selioolq River Forest, IllllmiS. Margaret Marie Anderson, IFfgi.w1frf4I Xumf: enteretl from Trinity High Schuolg Maywood, Illinois. Mary Jayne Bernarrly. 1.'1'y:.v14 ful Xnrm 5 enterml frmn Siena High Sclioolg Chicago, Illinois. Mary Emily Bizik. I.'rgi.wM1vfl Xufzw 5 eiitereal frwnn Mortmi High Selwol: Cicero, Illinois, Nancy jean Blue.. I.'fy1i.sffff1I Nulzw: ente1'e.l funn Ottawa Township High Selnmlg Ottawa, IllllluiS. Alliina Margaret Bogetto, iff glixff rf 11 ,Yury 5 entei-ell ti-win Xeqnanee High Sclmolq Nequanee, Michigan. Alice Cecelia Byczek, I.'ey1i.wffrf47 Xurse: l'lll'l l'l'4l funn Lintlbloni High Selioolg Smlality 33 Cllivilgu, lllll1uiS. Esther Marie Clark.. Ilfyfixff rl 11 AYIIINIQ enterewl funn St. Ma1'y's Acafleinyg Soflality 2, Hg lletimit, Mivliigan. Mary Cecelia Corcoran, 1i't!llSflI'lll Xufzwvg entered twin St. Xavier Academy: Ottawa, Illinois. Leona Marilla Crandall, 1.'f.r1i.vf1 IV rl Xu1'.w'g lllltt'l't'll frmn Calumet High Smflioolg Chicago, llliyluii Anne Veronica Croake. I.'fy1i.wTf nfl Avlll'-W .' enteiefl fruin Aquinas High Svlimilg Smlality 2, 213 Vliiwaiaw, Illinois. Isabelle Rita Curran., IIf!f1.V.vlfnzI .xvlIl.Wf t?llil'l'l 'l fiuni Ht. Pati'iek'5 Aearleinyz Cliieago, lllin-vis. Ceneyieve Mary Dahm. I.'fy1f.Qff1'11I Xuixw ,' entereml fimn Aquinas High Swgliunlg Smlality Il Vliivzigo, Illinois. Ueneyieye Mary Dietmeyer. I.'+f11lwffful Av!ll'.W .' +-iiteiwl fimn XYaulu-gan High Svlnwl: Wau- kegan, lllinois. llarie Frances Doran., IE:lf1f.vfff'f1I Xurmg enteiwl funn Mei'1'5' High Svlioolz Smlality 3: f'l1i1':lg11, llllll4liS. . 'llarylflsie Dorilv. lIfy1i.wff1wI ,Y1fr.w,' l'llil'l'Ull 'fimii ,Xllll2l'-l1!lll'SlNWO Ctillllllllllliy High S4'llllHll lilllvulll. Illllluli Kathryn Eileen Edgar, I.'4y1f'.wffr11I Xmxwg enteretl illlllll Avadeniy ut' Our Lady: Cliivago, lllim-ls. Adeline Clara Edwards, ,ii'I.Ifi.YfIl'lfl ,YH1'.vr,' enterefl frmn Murtoii High Selnml: Berwyn, Illinois. Geneva Elizabeth Erbe, I.'tyi.yff rr 11 .Yur.wr,' enterenl froin Bay View High Svlioolg Soilality 3: Milwaukee, XVisc,-oiisiii, Jane Victoria Fraker, L'14lllSffl'I'lI AvlIl'NI 5 enterefl twin Ottuniwa Heights College and Omaha 'l'evln1i1'al High Svlmol: Suflality C13 Omaha, Ne-lvrzislia. ulh Edna Gintert, 1.'fyi.vf4 rn! Xuraeg ente-re4l fl'1lIl1 Hywle Park High Selnmlg Smlality 2, 3: flnivaau. Illinois. Marguerite Josephine Glaser. Iillfllkflfttl .Ylzmfg entei-ml fimn Aeaeleiny uf Our Lamlyg Smlality l, 2, 51: Cliieagu, Illinois. Gladys Ferol Corley, Ifegisfrrrzl X11r.wV,' elite-in-sl frnni Zanesville High Svlioulg Zanesville, lllinuis. Margaret Mary Crembowicz, I.'eg1i.wf11-141 Xursv : l'llf9l'L'1l from Loretto Aeadeniyg Sodality 1, 2, 53: f'l1i1':1gu, Illinois. Mary Elizabeth Grosso, Iifjfi-Yffffll Avlllliff entereel from Xe-quauee High Schoolg Nequanee, Bllvlligjitll. l92 -.JM E aff sv 'TZ' Y 1116 -9' 6 H35 ,lfsv xr' ':-' 'QF' -. 41375 ik Qin 'Ni -nv' Q65-. JVM. 'Q' NHL.-. wi' 'Z' 105-. s...-sy' ISI!! Lug 'G' ,ga 'Q Q.. Qu... - ,VNV x a 756. '-.fr 2-Q 4 -'f' fp!! 'Nz I 3 N 1, Henrietta Rose Crygo, Rfgisferfil Xzzrsfdg entered from lVauk6-gan Township High Schoolg 'Waukegan, Illinois. Estelle Grace Cuokas. RIQII-SffI't'fi Nurse: entered from Austin High School, Chicago, Illinois. Jeanette Alma Hart, Rfyisff-rfrl AYlII',W Vf entered from Mercy High School, Soclality 1, 2, 33 Cliic-ago, Illinois. Clare Anne Hedrlin, 124-y11',wtf1'frl Nurse: entered from Xazaretli Acadeniyg Cicero. Illinois. Frances Mayme Hoffman, 1ib'gll.Nif'l'6t1 Nurse: entereil from lVautoina High School, Soclality l, 2, 3: lV:iutoma. ll'is1-onsin. Florence Marie Horn. 121 4IllNff7'I :I Xaozw 5 eliteri-il from Mercy High School: Soilality 3: Chi- vngo, Illinois. Frances Josephine Karlovitz. I:f.Ilf,N'fl'l'lli Xzfmfyq enterefl from Alvernia High School, Chi- cago, Illinois. Mary Magdelene Kascewicz. I.'fyi.wff1'f1I Nurse: entereil from Alvernia High School: Chi- cago, Illinois. 'a rvne vne a ie v, rams frm ,'llI'.s't': nero. 'rom . us in igi ,, 1oo: I usin, Ixth. R, ttlxll, Plf IX et lt Xt Hgl9cll-Xt Minnt-sotri. : Class Presi- Nlargaret Frances Kennedy. L'f'1IiNf1I'tlI Xurxf: entereil from Senn High School ilont 2, 223 Cliii-ago, Illinois. Helen Nora Kilbane. I?ryyi.vff'1'1 rl AYIIINWI entn-reel from Lewis Institute anrl St. Michael Cen- ' sl ol' Cliivzloo Illinois. trnl High .mo , H , Wanda Pclaffa KOW'llBCk3, Ilffzisfriwl AYHI'.5'I',' entereil from liastern Hiffh Svhool: Sonlalitv E. 1 3 . . JI: Detroit, Mivliigzui. Marie Teresa Krautsieder. 1.'f-f7i.vffw:I Nurxfg entcrenl from .lose vhinuin Hi0'h Svhoolg Chi- . V b vngo, Illinois. Isabelle Barbara Krechniak.. IIljllSfl'l'l'lI Nunw: enterefl from Senn High Si-hoolg Soilulity Jig Class Swrctnry-'l'rcasurt-1' IX, Cliivugo, Illinois. Dorothea Charlotte Lange, I.'fI1li,wtwrfrI X11r.sf': i-nterwl from Davenport High Sf-hool: Daven- Imrf. Iowll. l from St. Casimir Ai-:uh-inyg Soilality t Helen Elenore Lesciauskas. Iifyfisff-fill Xuzzwg eiiterr-1 II: Cliivllgo, Illinois. Minnie Evelyn Lindow. Il,I'!liNfI I'I4l Nzlrxwg 4-nt:-reil from XV1lSl1lllll'IUll High Svhool: Two Riva-rs, lVisvonsi11. Iva Fernc Lindstronx, I.'i'.f1i.vi4 nfl AIIIVNFI entereil from Svliurz High Svhool: Cliivago, Illinois, Lois Marie Locher. Ilfyisfnwl ,Yio'.s1-I cnterwl frnlll St. .lose-ph High School: Farley, Iowa. ' ' Cl '10'o Marion Agnes Lynch., 1Ifg1i.vf1 rn? AIIITNIQ ciiterefl from l'1'ovl1lem'e High S1 hool, lltio , Illinois. Stella Dolores Markus, 1Il.Ill,N1l'l'l1I Nurse: entereul from Iiinillsloni High Svhooll Somlality 1, 2, C13 Chivngo, Illinois. Helen C. Marr, IF4,o1'.vtfz'fiI Xursr: 1-iiti-rwl from Mineral Point High Svhool, Soilality 1, 2, 31, Mineral Point. XYis1-onsin. Elnora B. Maurer. I:l'IIli.N'fI'I'flI Xionw 5 eiiti-11-il from llnll 'Townsliip High School: Spring Val- ley, Illinois, Lourdene Elizabeth Mcflartin, Iffgyixffnrl .YIIl'S1',' t'lltFl'l'Il from Mercy High School: Soilnlity l, 2, fig Cllivllgn, Illllluls. . - -, Julia Rita McNulty, I.'fyi.vffrr-11 Xumf: eiiterwl from Me-rvy High School: Soilality 1, 2.-, . Cliii-ago, Illinois. I9-1 9 J .ps-. 463' gr' 'RAE '41- 415 'Q' '17 J 'tr' f 51151 1 Q ig, '17' 'W- 46 AVG: MZ ,,.,.,.,x. un UI5 '.-316 1. '-N ' -.. Dorothy Margaret Meagher. 1I'c'gl1.ctr1'ul A lump euterwl from Rainlnlpli High School: Soilal- ity II: Rainlulpll. YVis4-unsin. Mary Madeline Megaewich. Iifglixtffwl Aollllvlf entereil funn Oak Park High SC'llUUl1 Oak Park, Illinuis. Lillian Elizabeth Moore. I:I.Ill.NfIl'FtI .Yur.wf,' enterefl funn Provideiiee High Svhool: Clliuago, IllinuiS. Grace ,Ianverius Murphy. I.'fy.'.w!ff'f1l AIUVNF ,' eutereil funn Our Laily of Angels Aeailernyz Chicago, Illinuis. Rosemary Fey Newman, IIff1i.w1n-ffl Xur.vf,- eiiteieil fimn Seliurz High Svlionl: Sodality 3g Chit-ago, Illinuis. Bernice Rita Niec. IIfgr1'.vff1'1 fl Xzzrsr: t'lllFl'k'll fl'1llll Schurz High Sclumlg Cliicago, Illinois. Irene Julia Nowatzke, lhgzixtuwl Xuvzwg entereil funn St. Mary High Selnmlg Michigan City, Inlliana. Moniea Agnes O'D0nnell. Ii'f.fff.wffrffl Xurxr: elitei-eil fimn Illinois State Nurinal College and I-Inst Sr. Luuis High Ss-lwul: East St. Louis, Illinnis. Mary Ann O'Toole. Iifffixtfrffl Nzffwfg entei-eil fiwmi Yisitatiun High Sclmol: Chiuagu, Illi- nnis. Alva H. Perrigoue. In,'4ll1iNfI ful Xzuzw: f-ntereil fi-mn S1-earfisli High School: Speariisli, YViS- 1'UllSlll. Anna Margaret Potoehnik. I.',3f11'.vffl'f1I A'lll'Nt ,- eiiterwl fiwn Liiitmi-Stmfktmi High Svluml: Linton. Iniliunu. Mary Agnes Powers. I.'1y1i.s-lfwri Xurw ,' l'llit'l'llll fimn Pl'm'i-lellee High Svlnml: Cliivagn, Illif nuis. Ethel Nancy Pureell. 1.2 yhvffrffl Xfflnw: entere-l frmn Yisitatimi High Sulmulg Smlzility 1, 2, 223 Vliiw-ago, Illinois. Florence Marie Rasehke. Ifeyixtuwl Nursf ,' elm-re-l lilhlll Il1ll'l'iS1bIl Tecliilieal High Svlnmlg Smlality l, 2, Il: Cliiffagn, Illinwis. Florence Catherine Reding.. IIf17i.vffruI Xwxw: entvi-eil funn Munwleh-in College anil Imrnae- nlata High S1-lnmlg Class Presiih-nt 1: Chivzigu, Illinuig, Virginia Mae Rose. IIfy1i.wffrffI .Yiffzw ,- l'llt:'l't'll frmmi Six-na High Svlnmlz Cliivagn, Illinois. Elizabeth Ann Ryan. I.'fyl1'.sfrn1I Xumf-5 eilfelwl l:l'Ulll Iiliiiinvillzlh' Cuiiveptiuii Axlfilllvlllyz l'lux'ei11m1't. Inwn. Catherine Crave Sandhoefner. Rf 'fish l'l 41' .Ywxw .' eiiterwl fruln II1llllZ1f'lllHlii High S1-lnml: l'lll4'11gu, IllllluiS. Mary Sylvia Sarno. I.'f,1r'.wfff-H1 .YIIIIW ,' 4-iltereil fruin Gillis-it High Svlnmll Eveletll. Hiliinesum, Helen Anne Savage.. l.'r,r11'.w-fwfr! Xuizwg eiltvreil funn Rfmsevelt High Svlismlg East Cliivago Illlllllllll. Katheryn B. Schmitz.I.'f,f1f.wrfnrI Xnfwf 5 ent.-Veil fiuni lY:llh-1' High Svlimnl: Smlality Zig Chi- Uilgu, llllllnli Blanche Marie Sehouweiler. I.'fgli.v1f IYII ,Y11f'.wr,' mit'-11-vl l.l'4'lll Dzlvelilmif High Svlloolg Fort XY:lym-, Imlizlnal. Elizabeth Agnes Sheridan. IfllIll.QfIl'l'1l Xmwf ,- 1-litem-il fi-mn San Frauicisvu Teavliers Cullege :mil In- Paul l'i1ix'4-isityz Cllivzlgu, lllinuis, Cefilill ABHGS Sllfrlllllk- I- Ili-Yff'I'f 17 Xfffwf : efiitm-iwl fi-mn St. KI:1l'Y'S High Svlioull Mivliiyain City, lniliznnzi. Anne Estelle Shirvin. IFfyyi,wrw+1I .Yur.w,g eliteiwl fi-mn Fengei' High Il: 4'l1ir':1g1v. lllinwis. l9li ' Svlinulg Smlaltiy I, 2 .RS mh- A8963 'Rm 'ir' 'gf WN ra? 1? A53 rw f Q x rv 'V' 38 l V5 'ff 'Q .lx N W7 BQ? 5 ' H SNR'-V Q-LSB'-um 59 'Mo '? 2ffY Q3 'T 'Q- -as-43 Y x F5 ? 5 flip al -.5 -..-qv I97 Antoinette Clare Shutey, 1Tegi.w1z1'nI Xzzrsc V: eiitewil from Calumet High Sehoolg Sodality 3, Iiresimleiitg Calumet, A.lll'lllgZll1. Virginia Joan Simon, Ffglisfwfcl Xurxf 5 e11te1'wil from Srhurz High School: Chicago, Illinois. Frances Marie Sondag. Iffgixffrul Xfuzw K: entereil from Ottumwa Heights College and St. Jost-1,1l1 High Svhoolg Dunlap, Iowa. Selinda Mae Sossoman, 1i,l!ll.N1!l'llI Xfffyw 5 eiitereil from Central Senior High Sehoolg South Bt-nil, Iniliana. t l fiom Stuiveoii Bay High School: Grace Elizabeth Sperher.. Kr'g1i.wff1'rfI Xlizxw 4: 4-'l1t'l't'1 , 1 , g Sawyer. lVisi-o11si11. 'll 1' t Stanish, 1t'ljlf.Nf1I'f1l AvHI'.Vff t'lllQ'll'4l f1-11111 RlL'lllll'lllllEP High Svlioolg 11111111111- Clare . ar,are i111-1-, Bll1'lllQ2tll. julia Ann Sterbentz. I.'1 .1114-ff F611 .Yiirm ,- 213 L:1111'i11111, Mieliigaii. t'lllt'l'l1ll fl'1llll Calumet High S4-hool: Soilality 1, 2 Elsie Mary Stolfa, Hfyi.wff1'r1I Xlllzwi eiitewml from Morton High S1-hoolg Ci4'e1'o, Illinois. Garnet Templeton. I.'f,f1i,Nff1'fr1 ,Ynixw iq eiitereil from XYasl1i11gton High School: EaSt Chicago, l111li:111a. Clara Marie Tykala. 1.'fg11'.m1w1 XH1.--1: l'llt4'l'f'4l illinois. Mary Margaret Walton, I.'fg1f.sf1rrrl Xiimf: t'llft'l'1'Il fri lllillilllil. Kathleen Regina Watters. I1'f,lI.vf llli1141iS. f I Y1r,w,' PIll4'l't14l frulll Flower Teulinival High Schoolg So Leanor Emily Thurow. 1.'ry1',v Il'f1' . 1 wlality il: Cliivago. Illinois from Res111'1'evtio11 High Svliool: Cliivago, 1111 La Porte- Higl1 Svhool: La Porte, fl'llI Xuizwq t,'llfl'l't-'tl from Siena High Svliooll Cliiraglf. I . 'are-'s ghvlllltllllyl Bllllll0ZllPHllS, Estell Ruth Wieglarz, 1iiffl1l.Nf1l'l1l Xuiuwfg t'lIl4'l'0ll 1111111 ht Cl lliiinesotal. Gertrude A. W'eza. I.'fy1i.wrfn1I Mivl1ig:111. Shirley Joan Whorton. 1.'f111'.vt11'1iI Xinzw ,' 1-11t1-11-ml fllllll Di-pile lligh Hvhoolg Delwue, illinois. Nlareella Theresa Wiirlner. I.'f1fi.Nff1'f1I .Yffftv .' f'lllt'l'tJ1l llllllll Iail Porte High Svhooli La l orte. lllthlllllil. Ontonaf 'o Avllllw ,- 4-11te1'i-il l'Il'Ulll Ollttlllilgllll High Sehool: g T 111 lhfitulil hit-his High Svlllllill High- Martha ,lane Wiiscloxn, lf4y1i.xf4111l ,Yur.w 5 1-11t1-1+-il fro 1-' '- -H lilllll lilllli. lll111o1s. Bernieee Frances Yvoorleriek. I1'ii11'.wff V111 X111'.w 5 t'llftAl'1'Il i.l't1lll Xlvlllllltlllil High Svhool: XVau- to111:1. xX'lS1'IbllHllI. Carolyn l'anline Allllllgilll. Eloiw Nlflilllll Helen Josephine Wright., Rf-f1i.w1frf1l ,Ynfxf ,' l'lllf'll'Il 'r'1'o111 All'l'l'y High f,'l1iv:1g11, Illinois. Nvhoi xl: Soilztlity Zakrajselt., I.'fy1i.vff1'11I .XYIIIZVI 3 1-11t4'1'wl fi-11111 Cailillav lligh Hvlioolg Cgnlillziv, Robe Elizabeth Ziegler. 11'1.11i.v!11wI Svlioolg Noilality fig Cliivago, Illinois. fltllel' Calulillates for Margaret Sargent .Y1n'.w,' I'll'fPl't'll fl'1llll St. Thoinas the Apostle Higi Nursing Degrees Mareelline Weisharr if s If xx .1 .. .'a . f .,. 0' g 0 . .,. ,,0,l. 4.a.'-, , 4 1' e su, 4 ' ,Y 1-.ff .rc ,nk E.: n Classes ARTS SENIORS. Frmfl row, I:IlI'fl'lS, .lu1'd:ll1i, MvM:mus, Vmwln-y, liwzmv- ski, H1-11114-ssy, I1I'l'l1llll'l', Funk: nm rmr, Dymluk, Krzlsuwski, Bll'Hl'1lly, I1l'!'fl'1lllll, lla-rnu-sf1'uIT'. f'i4-sf-Iski IfXY2lSillSki. f':1rrull, Juslcxlnzxs, Imlmlv, ARTS SENIORS. 1'vl'll!lf 1'0u', Zvvll, IIZHISINZIIIII, M :1 1' k i v W i 1' Z, Zlllllgll S4'Illll'i11k'l', Lzulgln-:yy Hur l'U'l', O' Y, . ,. fmnlu-ll, I'1vtl':1sz:-li, XXh1tv, Rwlu-mrs, Rnvlln,-, 1'I'lr:lll1m'Ski, YuIln'l'. ARTS SENIORS. Frou? !Oll', xxvliulll Mvfhuitll, RI4'1ii2lIl, Suttiu, Sllm-1i1lzm Ruutz: nur l'1Ill', Stligl, IAIIIU, Flu- , M In-rg, Lully. MvNi1'l1ul:1s, M1-xkln-, ARTS Jl'NIORS. Frnnf rmr, Lyrlvll IilIXYIll1lll, IIlllI1'Hifft'li. AIIIVHIY, U' I:l'i4'll, Flllillllll, Bn-Imam, Vurlwtt nur mfr, SIll.Vt'I', SllIliYI'lIl, Him-s llurris, llngall, Burke-, Quinn, lzlllly HVIIIHIZII. 20l 9 .L , 14 yd as .4 ARTS JUNIORS. Frnnf row. Clullmlv, liervsky, Dm1g'l191'ty, Gllbgilll, Ryan, R. Iillvllllllll, Fwy, J. RI't'Illl2lll1 rm: mug l I1ittc111h-11. Hvuly, MvXullis Dorsvy, Vzmvlxstlixl, CZll'l'llll, Chivk, 1Hl'I'4'Il, lizllwity. ARTS JUNIORS. Frmfr muy Wil- Iu-lm, Martin, Mm-amy. Hlvmtt, llupp l'1rlllu's: ruff' mug Zvgivl, O'l'unlml' H1'i1'll1'l'T. 51111111-ls, Quinn, Mullvn Slxlvplv, Rvylwhls. ARTS JINIORS. Ffmlf row, Fair lmirn. Iflllllwll. Kam-, Mlllvzilly, S0 guiu. l :1l11w-1nl,:u.ln, .lum-s, RIIITIPIIXZ nur muy Rlllllitwllil, Kzaplm, Pmmuski Mutt. lllllllllllll, Klvllzzllvk, Xiu' JfIl'iIlNiIlSlii. W-viszilwl. ARTS SOPIIOMURICS. Ifrnnf rm:- XY. Ilultgn-11, Ifl'lllll'j', llvrrivli, 1il'll1'k su-in, Htrlllrln-, FI--lning, F. Ilultgvn llulxivkl Hur 1'off', SI'llIH'll, Illlgllnw lllwmmslii. Ihwsq-y, Sllllllil, Klvfzllsrr Fitzgv1'ul4l, Mivllalluwslii, Iilltlllllll' F-1lI1-1' Q1-rpv 202 ARTS SOPHOMORES. Frou! 'rozu XV. Kelly, Mc'Nully, T :lllI'l'llllIQ , R Kelly, Griffin, Dunn, lY1llHl1, NY1-in ste-ing rfur row, Fvrriui, H1-1-In-, Ks-n uunly, Yum-sll, DuMillizmo, Rl'IIllll' Hum, Gw,mcl1'i1lg1-, 1'll1il'1'lI4't', Tlilllj' T1l'llllUl'. ARTS SOPHOMORES. From' ron' Dellblf, Burns, Renter. Xvllllillfl' Ll'It'fQ'l't'll, Clllltltill, Cltllllvy, HUYPTII Sivrks, Clllllllll nur row, Cmly, P1'llH2l R1rlllIlS1ill, Ahligv, Tl14,lIllllSUll, Sym-ri .-Xlbl'2llllS, VF1lU1lllll, Bell, llithsnlal. ARTS SOPHOMORES. Fronf mu' T211'letu11, Newlluuse, O'l31'ie11, S1111-If anek, Ifmvers, Xuttuli, l'wgQ0, Pear sung run' row, M:l1'g1101'itu, LuC'z1sviu Mulvzim-y, Suskzi, Slllfiill, Szlvlilvy Murplly, BIHIIVY. Newwwlulx, Pmlvstzl Sl'lll'l4l. ARTS SOPHOMORES. Front ron' Xv2ll'1'Hl'll, Zullu, Zur, Dmlefttv, Stulws Mitrif-k, MvGuQy, Ollwllsteill, Swan sun, .Ultram-llig rfur row, Dwmvl1 Kallzil, 3IlD1'l'HXY, Hurlie, SlYi'llTlr1'1l SU'llIIlIllli'l', XYXIISUII, 'l'1'avy, Lyuvh N111'nlw1'gel'. 203 'Q 5 ARTS SOPHOMORES. From row. H1'irHn, Buvkley, Duwuey, Duggan, Falla-y, Buvkliu, Dolan, D'.-Xlulwa: 1'f1l1' 1'0lL'. 13nE'l'Illl'l'i, Dtxilll, Lyul1S. f'111'lxy, gXlI4l0l'SUll, Looney, Lynvh, lnllllliigilll, Illvllllilll, GHl4HlBl'g'l1I'. ARTS FRESHMEN. F 1' 0 111 'r n 11' . lhwwll. Mullny, T. Iinrigllt, Nurris. Imnu-I, Clqdlllglllill, Fink, Gm-ilu: rf 111' IAYHV, Il1'isvull. NY2lQ't'lll'l', U'f'1m11111', N1-hmitz, IIUQHII, Miliula, .lvnningS. llvlmglxzlll, J. IHIIVIQIIT. ARTS FRESPINIEN. I 1'1111 T 1' 0 ll' , Ilrulvy, Ilit'fo111l:1l, ,Xylw:u'1l, 1':1Imi- SZIIIH, llurxns, Xfwuk, 1 1111u':1y, Ulstu, H11111i:1k, 'IK-szlllu-113 1'1111' l'1lll', llllfilll, fP'f11!llllr'H,xYiHl'IlIllill. lluyl-s,O'I21-11411, l':11111ll, Nurlwlt, XYlD'itUXYil'Z, liuvzl- llZlllQll, Ifulilll. ARTS FRESHMEN. I 1' 11 ll I 1' 11 11' SIN'Ilkl'l', I,1'Illll'y, Illisln, Ilzlyn-S, Staml ton, H211-utt:1, llllfllI'l'l', Shim-lds: 7'f'lll' lllIl', 151-111-y, Kwzxsinfki, Mzuligzul, X1-1-t', Nm-sqm-s, Blzmn, K111-1-Ii, fQI'1lll2lIll, If4'l'k1'I, Klzwkn-y. 201 lirzfle-nliivwivn, l'm'11ilI4-, IllI'll'lI, lla UST, Alwlvly llvlfwssv, Blvlzllll fr ARTS FRESHNIEN. Iwllflllf l'llll', Ill,- n1:m,f'I:u'k, lilinski, Svlumitz, Sinnntt, Lznu-, Le-wis, xVlllHl1'l', Mvf'-nlrt ll:-:lm-yq Hill' row, Ylwli, 'llt'S2llIl'U thu-sslillg, XVluitn-V Illalvin-,jn-wslii, Ill-nk:-A wzlltvv, M1'I'Ivuy, Klaus, liisvn. Num-- llvy. ARTS FRESHMEN. I r 0 ll f 1' 0 ll' 'l'11pyw, XYeism-r, lilllilllill, llWlIl, Tilku .lllmlln-11351 run' rmr, fllllilllllgllllll U'Xvill, Bltllllll. Fisln-V, Sf'lYl'Sft'l, lluyf-s, Tile-stml. Klullawu. ARTS FRESHNIEN. F r u ll f 1' 0 zz' Mzlnvillzis, flI'HXYl1 Y, Jusivl, Vox, . . , mir, Mraz, Kslmzyk, Dussmzm, lin , . , , . . l FIllIS, X PllIlllSl, f lnul+ln, Ill-rlllny, XIII ll'I' l'l1Nn'li , . . F 1' 0 11 f V0 Il' Iiuln, XYvIts-V, Mwlluy, lbwnx'--1', Rlitll ww, Ilillllllv, Muylzm, xl1lllYlIl', Kilim- lwl rf 111' I'1iIl', Rllllllvfll, Lvsliv Z.VLfllllllll'1lXYll'Z, Lllfclll, Qellllli, Km-pliv, vf- 1 1 0 Ba-1ll, l rmvln-y, lvIll'X't'-V, 205 l 111' EFF -'nl ARTS FRESHMEN. F 1' 0 II 1 1' 0 IU Hyrnv, AI1'Gl'21ll1', MvD4m1wIl, Mavkcy Graf, H. Nvslvitt, Rik-y, Klixlgslmrll: fl ur 1'0ll', V. Nxwlxitt, Ruln-'l'fS. U'Lf'2iI'y NY:lll:u'H, Sl2lfff'l'j', Vlill Ilarz, Ge1'ingv1' XY:llvl1, Lwvlwzxiwn. GRADUATE SEMINAR. Front row IEIVIIIIIITI, XYalsl1, 1iillit'I'y, Dmwvzlll nur mug f'u11w:1.v, Zinn-vki, SYUVOJISUII M1-rsll, '1'1ivIn-I. URADYATE SEMINAR. I 1'onf roll' liwlvzzll. 1t2llYl'l'l, f4I'1lI'l', Vulkius, Slum ln-lv, Ze-islvrg nur l'1lll' All1ll'l'S4lll, Al x1-1'swm, l.'Ylll'll, Inwlvski, fizllnivl, ,Xlwl GRADIATE SEMINAR. I ronf row -liIlSlllIll, Vnlvk, 'Lvlilzxlu-, Yituli: nur mfr, O'X+-ill, I'-vm-ns, Ii211'S1l, Hzulxin- wivz. 2015 MEDICAL SENI0RS.F1'0Hf VON. Yun Hue-y, Ijllllg, Yarris, Svlxln-i111-l', Blaszrzouski, Kwapivllg .wconrl rum, Fvin, BIlll'kIPXVIi'Z, Putt, Ii2ll'l'2l!4, Mil- lar, Snilagyi, Avzlkizm, Manly: Thin! l'0lU, J1-urzvwski, Guns, IXIUSIIY, Im- vzynski, Ililuivm-li, Stvvyg nur mu-, Buikm'ia'h, Ks-lly, Nminl, IM-vitt, Lukas, Kliluuwski. MEDICAL SENIORS. F V0 111' 1' 0 IF. Alwuzzu, Le Buy, Grosso, Giannini: .vrcollrl l'0ll7, Hansull, Swiut, Pulzl, A11- dulilla, BIZIYIIIH, Nash: flfiwl row, Ul- rich, ,Xl'l11z1u, J:111:1, 4 ul1lv1', Ol:-1-li, Gm-ll: f'OHI'fl1 rozv, Kwiun. Hiclinski, Nuuriv, XIUDOIIUUQII, I'iItZf+t'1'2lI1I2 nur row, xYf'l'IllP1'9Il, .T:u'nI+su1l, Sl1HIg1lS, hI4'N1lIIlill'2l, I1ullz1111lv1'. MEDICAL SENIORS. I f'f1ff f V0 ll'- Mn-lmwrt. Millitzvr, lie-llitis, Pvffn-l', llarrg .wvonfl rozr, H. Murpl1y, Hvm' wall, Sullivan, Strzyz, Brody, ,Kaul- IIIIIUXYSIQIQ war rmr, J. NIIITIFIIY. Paul, Svxtmu, Tivhy, 'l'm'l1:1ln-lw. MEDICAL JUNIORS. F V0 nl l'1'7 H' XVQ4Il'2lI, Aflamski, f'm-Im, Silylwl IAVIIIIS, Quammv, Hynxzmg rear row, CilI'2lllU. Kvuton, 1I4'I':Wl'll, Slll'1I.Yk, Blumcntllal, Duylv, Cunti, Iizuwfsky. 207 MEDICAL JLNIORS. F ro uf ro iv, Kisse-l, Vitulu, Bzilm'm'ki0wim'z, Gilefiilltl, Durkv, 0'B1'ii-11, Vulip, I,I'0llI'iU, Ilvu' flvrsmi: war row, XVnlski, .IiUUllt l'Ill2lIl, Sunken, Ruihi, .Iql'I4'SHl', Kem-rt, Slin- pilwx, Xvimle-ll. MEDICAL JIQNIORS. I-' rn nf ro u', Pliilliys, Butkus, Izilffllgiikl, Smullcn, Vzmfllllfillti, Russia, Rilramlu. Fitz- gx-rzllmi. Hn-julzi, BIt'llt'ZlI'1lW1 .wronll Voir. Iylltillllllill, Gnlslsti-iii, IQYPIIIII, IIIIHIPII, Zwikstvr, lizlgaiulnrxi, GVIIIIY. Pali, Lii111, Nvutt, Tivliy. Xuwzik, Himldi, Imfln, Pri-stu, Iiluimlntlizil, Df- Luviii, Sirlwrskyq Hill' I'0Il', IY4-iIl'2lI, Huglws, Naiillin-my, Mnsvs, N11-1-11, RUIIIICII, IM- Pilltu, ,I,1lIIllf'l', Pohl, Puliitsis, Lzilly, Kulvivz, Se-hmvhil. MEDICAL SOPIIOMORES. F 1' o nr mir, lluvis, IQUVII, Vilmllzi, 1'u1f+-, Staf- fmwl. Kzirwuski, Iilllllilll, Filipvk, Mal- lvr, I-Zungimzuliii, Svliwilull .wronfl l'UlI', SIILIIIH. Milrllliy, Dwzin, Eisvn- ft:-in, I'It'l'l'I, XYilli:11i1s, Mutuilsvk, Fu- Izinge-ln, Ifii-Iniak, Ustimn, fY'Ilt'i'I1iiu', IIUIISHIIZ :fur l'UIl', Hirlizil, IIBIQIIIHII, Vilvllzi, Yivtnr, Smith, I'IUI'l't'Sfl'l', Hutt- Iivlw, SIIIIIYHII, liiziiixuml, IEl1sv:1gli:1, Illlgzis, KK-am-i', Paul. MEDICAL SOPHOMORES. F ro uf row, Iilll'l'illglfl', Zzlwilvuski, S4-llvtt. I'1111wm':1. Espusitu, FIIISUIIH, Finn-tti, Nvlnrvy, Mmiisuimg .wvmul l'0ll', O'IJm1- uvzm, Zvvtiim. Kia-111-i', Rink, Uuiigll- Q-ity, Hzirtkus, Xnrfizxy, IXVUSIIHII, liiilvy, II2illIll,LQZil'fl'll1 nur rnlv. 'I'ml1i. Mulluwm-y, Shurtzill, Halulwk, Cimk, Mn-lvliinrw, Me-yi-r, P:1wlikuwski, Stn- in-llv. 208 MEDICAL FRESIIMEN. Front rnzr. Hush, Davis, Iittzlri, Hunmra-, Hili- Iu-rtu, IIl'I'lI1l1'ki, L. 4'lm-:uw-1, H, I'Il'1l' vm-V, Lv Marquis, Mulwismli .wronrl row, f'mwI4-y, L4-wis, IIl'Hl'l'HI1l, I-'ml' gl-11, Izunlnli, II-Il'2ll'y, LIIIIIIIPII, I-'lunlu-I, BIl'IIl'Q'2UIy, 'I':11nlmm-, Gigunti, Ginn: nur rozr, Kuxinl. Kale-tn, Mzulllru, Kass, I'Il'll4IZI1'll, lilinmsm-wski, Hamlin- ski, Jarnsx, Lm-hm-V, XV:ule-, Re-stiwm. NIEDICAI, FRESIIIIIEN. Frou? lUll', White-, Iil'2lI1lt'I', IH-1-zilzi, A. Itiilllllflgllfl, H. Ivillilllligllii, I-Ipste-in, Vxisp. lfilusiulv, I.nrnlw:1l'1li, l'n14e-llllvski, IIIIIIIIUQ ,wwnnri run-, Hunt, H4-intl, II2lI'l'Ull, Fulk. 'II1llll, Nvwvll, I'I2lIlSl'I', TI1l'llIlR1IlI, IIl'l1Iii-'l', i':1pek, Hugging nur ruzr, FI:-ntiv, SVIIIHIIZ, Sknllm-V, BIHIIIIIIILI. IM' Xysv. Hivlillski, IIIIISIQI, Iiise-nlwrg. IIl1l'kv, lmlmllt, M:1te'jk:1, Vvlxly. MEDICAL FRESIINIEN. lfrrmi Hlll'. Ililllilllilll, Xm':x1'1':l, Smith. Sn-fvzyk. I:lIl'IiIll2lIl, Rlllmvln-, F1-rlllmln, Y1-llvr. lim-llm, I'. I'Hlllll2lQH2'l. I.2lIllIIM lQ. Hil- IM, Milllllilli Mrruffl 1'nl1', Iil'1'T.l'I', IIIIIIHPI. ,XIIIIIL U'Nf'il, XIl'I1'I,IIII4'Ii' Illilll, I'1'llv1'1'lli:1, IQIHI. 3I4'IA'lllI4lII. flwl1ll1:1lwx. Ih-rnivk, Ullwxliifug nur mfr, I-Untx. ,XIIZIIIQUIH Imiwllv, llmwn, Stu-it, SXYl'Ulll'f', Nvhultz, Fnllnuu, Xzulglnrun. XYisv. HAYHII. liigliami. SOCIAL W'ORK GR0l'l'.I f'm1f will H4-ilkn-, IIiiIYI'l'Ill'1', Uhlsun, Launpkv, Ilzlly. Ibivam-, ,XIIIHHIII .vwmri mar, Higgins, Pratt. XIIIPIIIIX, N 1'4r TT. IL.-ny. livvin, .'xlI2lIl1I'it'XYIl'ZI run rnzr, Ilzlgun, Quinn, Mau-Ke-vlllliv, Kilim-1, RUIIHII, Yzmni. Witt. 209 DAY LAW' SENIORS. Front row, Nuti, Moody, Mehiguu, Ryan, Ken- nelly, Ri4'l1lll'llSllll, Cl0:l1'yg rafur VOID, C'2ll'4ly, Bulaml, CUYPII, Pazuukas, Zalar, 4Xl'llPtIll2ll1, Rmlgvrs, Lindmau, Keys. DAY LAW',Il'NIORS. Front row, Ihmh-y, Gritfill, Galiutu, Bulwulx, La Biuv, Mzirtille-1111: srvoml row, Cam- Iviull, L:1R1'wqm-, Piatuff, Gohlun, Fay. Nolan: rem' rozr, '1'm-1111-, C1'ou'ley, Slllll'l'. DAY LAW' FRESHMEN. Front TOIU, Sfxlvknik, I:1ll'l', gxllllilllllflll, Hnuft, Hzitvlle-r, 1'ull1:l11v, K1-visslg .wr P01111 mzr, N11-us, BIUAIHIIUII, Haiwkins, Kvl- ly, xvlljik, F4-In-l, 1jlIIlf2ll'l'l1i, Haskins, NIIIHYIIII, fV'llllIl1'I'Sj l'1 ur l'0ll', 1 :Y2lIl' gvlistu, 1'1l1lllIll'l', lluuzill, Lzlnwy, lih-ill. l'1m'v1'. DAY LAW' FRESHMEN. Front row, Km-uig, Nlipvv, Pulmtmmn-, Hulwk, Joy, 'I':m'l1:1l:1: .wfvoml mug D1-isvull, BIl'fhll'l'.V, Kunlvski, Xvlllllllfi, Himlen, Kuhn: rfur rozr, Fitzgelelld, Bla- whinski, MwHuirm-, 1'1'4-luflelgzust, Mu- c1UIl2ll'QIly. 210 NIGIIT LAW' SENIURS. I-'ruff' mn- Russm-ll, NYuIl:n'1-, I:I't'IllI2ll1, Ilulfllji Mul'rissvy, Iilitsvll, Rlllflillyl l'IH!' run' .Xvf-1'1'z1, Blffwlvl, Stwulkzx, Iiilvy, IM 4IllSIiZl, Ilzirris, MvN:1lly, K1-mn-lly l'rystulski. NIGIIT LAW' JLNIURS. Fmuf row, Nm-lsml. RIUVZHI, 1.1-yflvr, Sf-lnvanlf, Mr'- IYIIIITIIY. xTl'Ip'1lI'IIlIl'k, II4'I2llll'f'1 ffm ruzr, Hllrplny, XYz1lsl1. 4 uglvf'. Svlmvi- 'lm-1. 19111-11, f'1-mlvy, BI4fl'u1tl1y, NIGHT LAW' JLNIORS. Front row, Bally. Mviillilv. I,Hgn1'io, ,-Xrnmtn Radu, Km-uig: nur roll: Hays-s. Cum'- lvy, XYIl'II4'l'. BIlll'I'illlQIl, Vt-lla-y. NIGHT LAW' SOl'Il03l0RliS.I-'mmf fozr, .T, II. Iimns, Abel. 04-Ink:-, Kvn- nwly, 1'z1X'2l1u'j', I nvstv1'g .vrflrlnl 1'nlL', .I, .l. I'IlII'llS, H2lII'l'I'Tj', Ke-nllvlly, Haul, '.., - v fmlull, Lynn, Nqmtu: nur mfr, I nl'- nvll, XYill, Millvr, Hyun, Ke-lla-y, XYiI- lizims. 2ll NIGHT LAW' FRESHMEN. F10 71 f row, XY1'igl1t, Kuppvs, S1131-1111, Hilll- S1111, SIIYIIPVZ .Qf'Co11rI row, SfuSSi, Zvvll- 111311, Cllllllillgllillll, Lukuwski, Uugor, M1-1111111111311 3 1'f111' rr1u', In-YVuIf, lql't'ill, RI'2lIl11Sfl'2l41txl'. NIGHT LAW' FRESIIMEN. I 1' 0 ll 1' 11111: .l11l111s1111, K11l11w, H:11111:111, Yuung, 4':11'g-1-11tv1', R1v:111g .v11'r1111l rnzr, Kvlly, Lxwk, St'lll1IiiPS, l:ilH1lI'4l, Smurf, Mit- 1fl11-ll: 11111' 11111-V ll1vw:11'1l, 41't'11111m1', Ii1'iI'S, I,:1111111-rf, Il1'i1'kl1-124. NIGHT LAW' FRESIIMEN. I r 0 ll t mfr, liissum-, Il11l1ti11gt1111, Ifl't'Illl2lll, IJ11iT'y, I'vt'a'lIIlll, 1XIl'L2'll1Q,IlliIl, DIllll1t'll' t1-1113 .w1'11111l l'0lI', NIl'4ilIYl'l'll, Nlllt'H1'l' Snvlns, SM111111111. H11l1ll11-12, I-131111 1'ul1m'11, IAYUIIS, l'11ll' l'UIl', Ilixun, All' fl'-1s1111. 5l4'lqt'Illit', Alh-11. Hnlpill. COMMERCE FRESHMEN. F 1' 0 n t 1'01l', lI:111f, IAIIIIIISX, I'Nillllb'gHIl, Izl'1!WVll, S111-ll. G. Iimvlm-l': nur l'0lI', .l. IZ11wls'1', lil'f1'llIIlPIl1lW5ki, Daly, Zn-ll01'. 2l2 v v COMMERCE SENIORS. Frunl mn- f'i4-sivlski, ,Xntln-ng nur mfr, I'iwuw Sl'lllIlilH, B11-rklv, Rnlwrtr-1, Hnntz Ram-ttc. COMMERCE JUNIURS. Frmfl row, U:lf'4l, Dolan, Fvit, I vvl1y, IKZIIIISUQY llnnplly, BIHVZIIII .wwunfl nur, 1H1'll'lI Alwll. 0'lll'i1-n, Ilurl. llil1lv1'In':l1nlt, liluss, Hzunis, xYIlQlIl'I'Q nur mfr, ITZIYX. xx ll1I4', AI4'fvll11'1', N4'XH'll, X 1'1'M'I, Ile- Hn-411--0 Nnlwl COMMERCE SOPHOMORES.1 mnf rnrr, RUXYIQIIHI, jD2lI'l2lIlIiS, 1'wl1'1'IllllQ, IlQ'l'l'iQ'. U'1'1nunvr, RIl'ilQlll'l'Q .wwnnl l'UIl', Mullin, Miglmw-, Huw-11xx'nn4l, RUIINYUHJ. M:'I.:111gl1lin 1 rf ur mfr, Lynn, M1-4 :l1'tl1y, Lung, fijllligilll. U'- 1'Hllllnl', Huy, COMMERCE FRESHMEN. F r n Il t rnzr, Martin, Mwklallnn, Lynn, Sznlns- ski. XYz1tts, Kmxtryvki, Ellis, c11l.Yll': .wr 4-mul rnlr, I:1lllt'l', I!1wl11n-V, Suu-1 1- svn, Unwin, U 'BI:11':1, 'l'1':u'.V, .XIII 7'l1lI' row. Iinynv, G111-ly, Hntfsvlunlli. llnvis, Fulvzylc, Rubin. XYulsl1. Mr IY1'I'Illlrff. 2l3 v DENTAL JUNIORS. Frou? row. Svllllvll, Maw, Se-1'x'e1', Martyka. Ru, sinski, Zvlku, Meinig, Rnvllv, Morgan, Mllrphyq .wconrl l'0ll', Ulip Sukala, Cusvy, Hun-te-lc, XV1'u1:ln-wski, Olsun, Millvr, Stvrk, G11-1'ma11, Mikel, 'Wm- 11i:1k: rrur row, Hlmmwr. YYivgel, Pe-llvtiv1'i, Olivvr, Starsizlk, Rllllltgtblll' I-ry, 'Fllll12lNZOXYSki, S114-1'111:111, Swain- Sml, Myers, Hitvln-ll, P0fl'I'SUl1. DENTAL JLNIORS. From row, Ernst, Fux'll:1ngu, Lung, Illlmxlllmvski, lllvtko, Jukulvs: .wwmul mir, Dziulnski, TJTVIISTII, Crunk, Kuhn, TilIHllll1l'kI war rmr, L:11m1't:1, QTIIIIITIIU, Iiulvwivl. Dit' lwxxslilv, f'lllSllllII, Tivllillx IAUIIIIUX, Rum ax. DENTAL SOPHOMORES. F f' 0 ll t mfr, N. 1'ul1011, Illn-Vins, Mvliwvn, Lal'- sf-ll, Marks, Iiulfllvwg, IJ. LTHTIOII, Lang' Litmznlz .wvoml row, Huf1'ivl1tu1', Fislxvr, 1'l1:l1'111, Guvustis, Iiruzas, .xI'l'llUI', Clliiliill, Kuzak, Hif-1: ftlll' mir. Ge-IIN-nl, Lzulwig, LTTTPIPU, Fish- man, f3:ll:1skim-wi:-x, Vussifly, Hulius, Ilivlilill. LMI, 131111. DENTAL SOPIIOMORES. I rn n f l'4lll', 1I1'Xvil'1ll', Sff'Tllll'SkT, RTVIIIIITTS, Mnswr, Rnlxvvk, xliklllil, S1'lll1t'itTl'l', M1-inig: .wvnnfl mar, Y4'llZill'Il. N1-SS, 'Twil'1'llgll', XYUISVTI, Sznrtum, Sass, Hit- ta-lmun, xxullfllllilll, Mllrlvllyq rf 411' row, Rusqui, Zzmillu. Swartz, SFTIIIIDTT. Zzljclzinski, LTITIIIJIH, Yun f'lll'Il, 'I'ulpz1, Hulmml. 2l4 . DENTAL FRESHMEN. Frunl mir, fh-n':1i'tuwski, IM-XYitt, Ilzilv, .Xlw-y, 1. . . filiiiIli:1,.l4-rin, Illlllllllk, .Xlli-ng .wwunfl mir, Aflzilns, Aklzinii, Hziult, llnggnn, l 1niiiui', lhilwiwli, ,Xliiigi-i', .Ii-nkins, l isi'ln-rg fllllfll row, Iilistviii, linssnli, I 1'illY Huinivll, llurll, I7:1XiviS1rll, Gnivii, Hniillu'i'g,, Gmvwliy, lliiwftil nur 1'IllI', Kziisvr, Ariiulfl, lllll'YYi4'lI, .Xrinigni-I, Ixiplwiilixlii, K-nlil. DENTAL FRESHMEN. Ifmni mir, Iqllllilllflll, Slllllllll'I'. Pziuiiu-, Mum-s, Mi'- Km-, l.iin:ivln-il, Maiggiu, Stzisii-wiim, Slmliimg .wwnnfl 1'IJll', Hutlirais, Nvlia-iT. Rim-nlvliiin, Svwtt, S!'llIlf4'l', Prnsis, I42Hl1.iiS, Rnlili, Ki'zw'zkim'ski: iliirfl i'uH', Klislnivi, Yushinu, Rnyin-s, Kiwli, Russfi, 'lhliln-i', 'l'1'uuk, Swuisliin, Miskzl, Ylnziiy: l'rIIl' row, Kurtz, Link, Sliinninilli-, Mlirin, Ximistin, XYinqiiist. XYnlre-is. Riilflli-, Pfvlitis. DENTAL PREDENTS. 1 fHff 1'fHf', fzlvlziin, fYUlllSI1'llI, Tmlxiiiil, llnlliiigiil, Hniitli, Mxitlivfs, Iiiwi, SIU-limi, Knlii- willk, KIli1'kn'IS2 .wrumf VOIP, S1'lliHl'l', IH-ilstn-in, F1114-y, Ilinlai, Nl'lI1'i'ilfIllllll, Zinlk-nwlii, KI--lzv, King, Vliinivl, Link, .l:ii':u'xg fiiinl row, Kiwliziiislii, Yi i'1-. H:iji':i, Iil7j'ZUWSki, Hmnliiiaiil. tliilili, Yiiiikuur, Tliie-I, l is4'Iivi', Manil- +l1-n, Finnvisg fwfr mn-, lliilligit, Fish- innn. Ilzxiziiiuwski, ll:ii1wn-li, Ili-lfnslqlv, Uzxiifliu, Ilwfinnn, l,l'l'lIllilll. LNIVERSITY COLLEGE GR0l'l'. Front ruff, Pntiniin, Yi-ilm, Mi'G1iii1-. M:u'Nv:il, Nulzin, Kvsti-l, ,Xvlivii .vm- mul l'llIl', XVilli:iins, Vuzzin-, Iiiiffy. Hyun, His-lly, Lasivki: Illini mir, An- il:-rsuii, 'I':irln-y, Agzily. K1-sl:-ig Dun- nvlly, SK'kll4't'XX'illli, Elm-gifw, Rntlr Imltzi nur rr1u', Hiz'l1:1i'1lsim, Llthnl. llrisvnll, Ifnkn-, Fziiii-ll, I'niii-.lu-, 215 .fti r1Cie'fQ ' Q, . . 91 Q rw 5 Wim 0M wvwvi, ., am H1541 . 612 ill? B 5,1 N Rig., fgjfgj gr 1 J ff. 3 'TK li NQQW , .kg-2 'f FQ-.13 'HTA gg, 1 2951 ,f?., ff? rw' h ny - -f A .5 5, . LC an ' j M' 9 1 f' NX I 31.5 A M-M' JF' .fx pa., ..,.f' .VAN Q i 0' 3. X 11 'W 5 M 9 2 'f i ' 4 6 r ,Y uf U 5 ' SMA, .. . . A A . A M, I 5 ' K wg? A ,N .,, ,Y C nw., wx S ST. BERNARD OFFICERS. T,lll'1'1'll fszfnior prfxiflf 11117: Mulvulmy fjfmiof lu'f.wi1IrHfjg BIZIXXYVH ffrnvlzlrmn lfrmf di HU. ST. BERNARD SENIORS. If' r n If t rozv, Markus, Gintort, Zivgler, 1 r:n1- 112111. X1'XYlll2ill. Pllrwll, Dit'tIllt'f'1'l' F1'akv1', f'1'Ullkl', M1-nglu-1', Dnlnn Hart: war row, Clark, Ilnrn, 1,1-swim nskas, Nxvligllt, MvNulty, G1'v1nlmwi1'z, RilSl'llt'. IJHYZIII. 3II'C2ll'IiI1, Bye-wk, Glas.-1'. ST. BERNARD JKNIORS. If' r 0 If I fmt. C'u1111ully, :xl1lTl'llliS, BIIIRIISRH, Znsvl, xflllvfllly, Cule-111:u1. lilillglllill. 1'Tlll1lY V, Quinn: rf :lr rolr, ff'Ial'iCH, Ryan, ,Tn1'kmx'ski, Illlle-Wim-11, Littlv Pin:-, Skaiisll, O 'H1':uly, Myers. PTI:-gn-V, Pyxwlo-y. ST. BERNARD FRESHMEN. Front row, Tzxllman, Dallnz, I:T,'I'Ql't'll, Mm'- rivk, Ya11Awk1-11111, Swtt, Muxm-ll, Ff'llTll'SSPf', Yan lives, Lvillly, llulwl- mann, Ihlgzlte-, Nelsnng nur rmw, Za, Jola, Daniunas, Biggs, Yarnigznis, Tlmmas, V. M4-Dornmgll, Kilty, CUSA g1'UYl', Milvski, Gunning, K. Mv- Dunuugh, Hmvvlls. 217 xxx 1 'HIE , fy, 'QP ' 5 Wx' 5'-:T ,' ,fi J' f Ag . .' - A A .J 5 .ff .-re. X A 5, s. W 'L -. F . ' xv. .' ' z 'I V19 ' . ' 1' - 4 .' . ' '.'W NLF' . v may if Y 'Ai 'W 'Tj I .A lux A ,M ' 'f'-'A . ,. fe' 1 ' .F ' Wad? ' -,-.uf , 'if x '1 C' Qu 'f .f :R v. . Hi' 'gb :-7 T X '-.x.:fx, ,, . wg., -eff, 1 ' : '-- If -1- 4 ,V . o..u xi ' 'P , .h x , X ,Q sw-Qui, , .- ' .qw .,-u,n 1. 'w,,E.V:. . , Qi? A.--- A J-' 1 . - 1 , Y .rv 410. -Al .3 - ' 'I A '-.-K. . 3-I.. U '4xa,5l,'54aN' .U H' ' ' '2- LY' 'A ' 57 1 1 ai' r 1. ,....,,. .,.-... ., v -,ws f.',f2'ff '45 'zfjiwnm' al . -. f.: 'IR .- . -113. 'L , , ., J -l - -- In ,L , i ,rl - 1 1, ,N -if , - -:L v ,J I.. 'W :A ' fl-' E. lvqrr. 411513 - -,-11.1, - 1 1.ag ,I 5 . N... .,,W.., ,.,, 'nl' I . . 1 1 L4 , -v Q, ,. 1. Q- WM X Q ,gf 5...-. . , 1 Y 1 r T in : , v , v V O , W .,.e4.. , , . Y I M 23' ST. ELIZABETH OFFICERS K-11' 111-dy fN1lll'0l' pr1.w'4lr nl! 5 Sx11k:lll:l fjunior prr.u'1Ir nfl .' NY :I 1- ru i il 1' s k i f !'1'f.s'lm1u11 1frf.vifIffrH. ST. ELIZABETH SENIORS. 1 f'rwl l'0ll', Limlmv, Tyknln. HIH'IIN'l', XH- wutzkv, liv1111wly, Hull-ly, IIIIIIITHIY. Cwlw-ur-2411, XYn-glzirzi .wmml fuzr, Sis- ICI' Jzmv Fr:1111'vs, Z2lIiI'1l'ISt'k, l'111'1':xll, Stn-rlvolltz, XYh:11'tml, 'IU-lllplvtml, I'I1'ln-. Sllurnlak. IiHXYIlil4'kil, Sian-1' M. ,Xu- svlm: nur muy H--Jing, Nulnlalg. SIHIIUY, K:u'Im'itz, N111-riwl:1l1. Imrity. Ellgzug Xiw, Maur. lin-vlllliuk. ST. ELIZABETH JUNIORS. Frou! row, Hvss. Smuk. Szukulla, RIZHIII, XYK-'gIlt'1', MvI11ty1'e, I'11IIllQ'9l', St:-rlvzll .wcoffzl I0ll', Thix-rs, Grzu'e-, Lvtnurllvzlll. Rzuubnw, 'I':lruIm11e-, f'Il1'I'i2'lI, :Xll1Il't'WS, Gottler, BI21l'SIl2lIIQ nm' row, Cusvllzx, XYUIIT, Tvrry, Graff. Illlllflll, BIIIVIIUIQ Fl1IIPl', DKl.jlltl'9k, Hillvn. ST. ELIZABETH FRESH:IIEN.I ir.vf row. Sistx-1' Mz11'g'a1'it:1.Sistf-1' Svmpllizl. Hrzmlka, Kuth. YVz1lv1ni:11'ski, Huvlln-1', Jones, BIlll'kIOXYIl'Z, Nistvr V11-ulfllzl. Sistvr Durnthy: SfL'UllI1 rozr, Ulwnllin. Szumilus, llurlvy, II2llllllQ11I'f9Il, H-wus. IJzi9juwski, Mazlxrkia-wivz, Aix-Il-ng fhirfl row, Fl'PlIf'I'Il'k, Imlu-z, Kulpnk. Iiatzka, Rvgan, IIlH'IlI1lSIiI, RI.-tmxvzlxn, Znrang rf ur row, Walsh, Fussiln., Leslie, Laliwki, fI2'lSY1llI2l, ICZLZIIIIIW' --zuk. TIIIQ-'IIll2lI1, I4yIlt'Il, B11lutui't'. liarwig, IfI4'lH'1'. 219 .43 .. 'I S if' 4 5 ..,,. , 1 1 - I , 'v '+ r . C31-fmf M- fQvf3 1' H 'I 1 1 I -,.,' ' ,r fm In 1,-T 3- ' I Y I v 1 ,rr Y ' 1 ' ' ' i I i ' nl 1 : 1 I ' W, I 3 7Q-1 f If 0 x .fw- on--If PT! 'Inq' :sci VP I 4 10 RQQQH . ,M Im ,-5 -aff: - .X Q, 4 'f I V ' I 'T 'V I In I 'f' x- mv' U ,. PPP any 4 . - N, wr 1 I 3 Columbus unit of the Svhool of Nursing 'Z l'?1v'x r:r COLUMBUS OFFICERS. H4-lnmitv fxrniof' lfl'lNiIl1 nfl: Ililluu ljfmfm' pn .wall nl I: Jutnwskl Ur: Nlllllllll lm .vi- rlrllfl. COLUNIBUS SENIORS. Frnnf I'0ll', Gllukili Glygn, BIillll'l'l', Svlunitl. XYWNL-l'ivli: run' row, Slle'l'Yill, XY1-m, llulfluaun. Pt1l'l'ig'ulW, .Xllf-11. COLUMBUS JUNIORS. Front row, Groenv, B1'L'Illl11ll. A111-ut. StiIllIl1ll'l'. Dillnn, I,f'iIlQ.fStUllI nur rmv, Hulixm, Santini, Haltmm, Fraulk, Silius, Zanin. COLUMBUS FRESHMEN. I ro n t row, Lo11m'g'al1, I42ll'Sllll, Il2lIIill'1lffIl. Moyes, lielge-sm1, Yugt, 4'l1:ul1llwk: .w1'or14I row, Jutmvski, Mvf'Iurv, Stru- ka, Tumaski, Whitv, Rusasvu, IQHVIIH' tmvski, Maye-rg ffm' rozr, I,Ul'lll'l', Della Marin, Nm-lckv, Puslllsznzl, Mul- lvy, Num, Ze-mliwk, Iilllltkxli, 22l AQ! KX Q 1 , I yw :I . ag f 1 X 3 ' , - W, Q XI X? 3 1 X X R X f 6 f , b 4 x. 4 I .,,.,., - xi X, v ,v-ww ? 5' B Q .,, ' , Us x ' 'U . 1, K- Qyf U Ur W J , , I 1 A vi x s - n S a X . x- i , 'cf furisiixi , 3 GPX. Q Qgki.-!s ,v,r ,I X p ' ' 4 Y rw? ,.,,. I kv 'E 5, .- 4 k N i M A H Q b ww 'Q i U fe ri..-jf! 5 1 I W' s . rw ' Q it - K MFWQZXA k 1 U1 I! vm ffli. ',- St. Anne unit of tho Sl'll00l of Nursing ST. ANNE OFFICERS. W i r t Il 1- r fxenior pwsiflrllfi: Sruuginis fjunim' prrsiflf 1111 ,' Cllzmllwrs ff-VIXIIIIIIIII pn .vb irIc'1IU. ST. ANNE SENIORS. Front row, Rusu, XVi1'fllt'l', XY:1ltu11, XYRIIIQ-1'lr:u'l1. Lm'llk'l', Hmssu, 1'ut1wl111ikg ,wvonfl Tow, Iil'illltSit'lIt'l', O 1'1mlv, Stulfu, I301'11z11'4l-V, U'Du11un-ll, Lynch, Nvlltlll- wx-iler: nur row, XY:1tte-rs, Szulrllmvf- llL'I', 1-hlwamls, Sinmll, Kilburn-, K:-lly. ST. ANNE JUNIORS. F ro 11 f 1' 0 lr, Fvlllwll, I7ul1o1'ty, AlvsSi1v, XY:ll1In'l'- lfafgll, Ilvllllluj, Misknwi, Svllumu-, Nash: swam! mzv. Kelvln-r, Gulnaldml. Fulwr, Bass, liunllm, S1'llHQilliS, Styli-11, Ru. Imlle, 1Swt'l'Q,fllSU1l1 nur 1'0u'. Rygivl, Raivllv, lhislzlllv, l itzg's'1'z1I1l, Hkvrik. Travis, Molloy, D1u1m'zm, Flyllll. ST. ANNE FRESHMEN. Front rou- Silarski, CZISIPHIT, Zulmrski, Bn-ssulu, Kilwurz, Maloney, AIl1l'1PIlj', Sl'l1lIlIlll' char, Dursn-yy srcoml row, IQZIHTUII, Mr:Giuu, Krugvr, llugzm, Kusl1n1c1', DeLany, IJUIIUUII, Huumm, Hunks, Ru' kitak, 'I'iIPIPf,'I', Hallseln, Moss: rrur row, Foulke-, Butkn, Z1-mllik, Hzuwislm, Sims, Lame-r, Plllflll1l'l', Cll2illl!N'l'S, I3l'2Ulfil'l'l. Mikulw, BIl11'lIl'l', Mvliie-I, Kumlzie-1'ski. 223 1 wxwwhfqu ts 5,35 x 'av I 2 6.5547 y , f 7 N alq, NWA ' K 26, Jw I any 1 A - if . '- X , yxfz'-XQ7' X - fs f- Y X' I T 4 W ,,.., Q: we Q Ip x Qi: , . , ' vig: -if X- X ffl N mf, W - KN '- , A ry- f Q I , - ,Y X g C I 1 . y 1 , 5 , 1 A- if Q QNJ T- Em! - -Af-3. f fx x 1. - I fl 1 5 I 1 H . f1i itil- lain., gsx., ff, 3: i it 1 'MWCA Y s .5 A A' apt as Q4'3s'1fSa-,iczzvi L 3 K Sym. ,. QS. J x 9 F3101 'J' '92 - 1 4 v .w vw 4 ' , n .Q I J, ' 2 - ' Q' -1 , z qv' ' Q-'. . 2, M , S , r 1 1 1 'v :J . 1: J 'C 4 4vVa ' , ' 6 Q 5 A? yi., A 'a. '1 .-'f- 'U I 9'4- 55?-Q In . 4, QQ4 Q 'Y Q . - X ,f 'vi .,-5-v 1 1 Q OAK PARK OFI lCERS.G1n'mik fus- sixfullf 1lirrL'Ir1.v.v1,' Pulurlli fjnnior lH'I'.Vf11l'lIfj,' RIl'LilllQ'IIliIl ff1'rslnr1zl1n prfsirlr nf I. OAK PARK SENIORS. I l'lPll, rnN', XYisJu1n, Ilugvttn, .Xll4Il'l'HHIl, :Xl4'GiIllI, I-lluvg nur roar, l'mw1s, S:u'go':mt, Ryan. I,i11flst1-mn, S1lI'llH, llwhlin. OAK PARK JUNIORS. Front faux Bzmmik, fflawsmn, I'nl1wl1i. Swv:-xmy, Me-ye-rs: nur l'Illl', Milluu, lluflsml. Bwx, Tu1'1'e-alln, llnlnws, I4llfll1'I'. OAK PARK FRESHMEN. If' 1' 0 ll 1 row. Ihxn-ais, 3Il'L1lllg'lllill, Kuvikkulzl. Fr-ttig, Zimko, M4-yl-rg .wvmul mir. Cullnlml, Mr'G1'i1tl1, ffl'0SSlilll'h, Swivhal- tnwski, CUOII, f'uiS0, BIQIITUIIZ nm' rou-', Ilnhe-, Diguam, Kopala, Kwliski, Kasprv, .Ir-100113, Amle-1's. 225 gr., . X N 15' ' 35 sz: ,.' --I h ' ' I f s 1 Qi 1 J L 1 X ...Q wr . - ' f A 1 , I .' K' ' X' .f ' A Q- ' , r 'Y if we Q , . Y , ! , r --M ' ' 0 ' -. .- Ja - 5 . as ' -A 1 14 I ,A , . - 1 ,, --Y A .... I we. 1 c ' P 1- , ' f '- U' ,-51? if sy f Q v x . 2 ,c 1 A 5 Q S . 1 f - J.. 1 N L ? L , v Xa O Q 1 'Ms P ' 4 1 ' A x JY , , A ,vw 3 , I ' 1 4 , 4 1 Af ., . W 1 I ' T ' 4 ,Oh-J ' l J A B 4 .J 9 ., - cf ' O .Qi A as - - l - Litel'a1'y Activities THE LGYOLA N WS vummm xu no m Ramblers Season with 33-32 Victory n LOYOLA WEEK 1-mmm u,..u:nu, vbimlir ww-u , vm ' naw, nw:-1 I aw Board Three As Managers ku and ely ou.. 4 0 5 v 4 w , ll 'P W H ww V w H , I H 1 1 1 . 41 H 11 ,I . V1 14 H iw 14 n H H H .l .w- ram, 1 i , wusmfg -.r-.wr w nh ' or me 1-H., Walsh ,.,.4.....14- 1-lg,-9 LQYE LA QARTERLY N1 1411: xx f1'r1uu.N f,l,,.uf V 4!IYI4l1xxXX 1-yffvff. l4IN1vx1my14I . f unxw.. A .X1,,'.n 'fXV NIn11.,,,, 1+ U., ll :mn lwcxu K ww1,.N,! L5 'tfill s Si ,111-.,,x lXlI1R,l4,gh 'X 5. he Loyolan Fh-111i11g h:11l thx- l'l'Sll11llSil1ilify fm thn- llfl'I'2lI'f' vu11tn-llt nt' thw Nt'2iI'lHl1lk. Hill Sf-g11i11 111 his Inst ye-:11' 4,111 tho stat? tuuk il 111 it 111tv11-st 111 the- plmtu- Qllllfllii' w1,1'k wnlllm-vt:--1 with thv :1111111:1l. Illlll his 141-1'1'i4'vS pxuvwl illYllIIlZlllll' ,... IPI: M111't1w11 IP. Zulu-I 1w111vl114h-11 :111- llfllI l' yvill' as filvlllty 11111111-1':1tu1' nf thv hunk. , , , 'Ihv st:1H 111- vlllllwl Se-guin, Sl'lllIl'i4ll'I', I1-YI'llt', Flnlu-1'g, fV'LulIStk2l, Fh-111i11g, 1'111'1le-s, l3uw111:111, fl'I.ill1LLlllill, Quinn, 111141 Yilllvll vi 31' Q 1 r 1 w 1 1 228 he Loyolan Jfll'k I lllIN'I'Q WMS flu' wlliwl' HT tln- ym-zll'lmuk .... .Mlm Iinwmzm l1:'1111Hv-l flu- svuim' M-vtimn of tlu- lm-,li :md was nf gre-at all Iirullllrl vziluv wlu-11 ln- YY2lSll'f talking tu 4'h'1Yl'Q+'ttQ' fm-1' thw tell:-pllullv .... It is l1:ml In tm-ll wlwthvl' H11 NI'llIlPi1lHI' is XYUl'l'iillL1' ull his spurti Sf-'VTIUII an IS filklllg' flmvll Rmx'l11an'S 1'lrIlYPl'S2ifi4Ill with 4h-m'g- ic.-' ' -s. ' , 1-ttv .... Paul I:-Yl'Il!' has lrvvll tl1+- must zilulwitiuus 211141 vllv-rgvtiv uf th:- flw-slllunll staff lnwllllnws. .lim Quinn flll'll+'Il wut fu In- :1 hall-I wurlciug :un-I wrlivivllt Tkxrtvlllitix' wlirfw, fliplunlut tw thv nursing sf-llfmls, :md giftwl wulrix' writf-1'. Juuim- Hmlws llillllllwl th'- lllfmlmtmmlls Hriiw xwrk :uul sn-IM-11 :lx sw'1'+1t:11y ful' tllf- vutilw- sT:11T'. 229 ij The Revs S .ln-lk Quinn was just mu- uf thu- lliilllj sulflwrrl-:ws wlnv lllllllhlwl wut tllv 1'-rpg vu-my Fl'i1lIlj' night .... Klzuk lim-1'in wun1Iwlvt4-fl his sm-wnul XUHI' us fnvulty 1lnnlu1':lt1n- uf tlu- Llllive-l'sity'S uw-vkl5 ll1'H5l1llIH'l' ..., Tlu- stnti' illl'llllll'1l 1-l'1P!lf mir, I,:lgul'iu, 1111+-lly, llval-x Mulligan, llnuslnzuln lfrlifvrl, Quinn KIvt'um-.xg IHIlli1'l'Hi, Funk: Vllll' roll , . - - -. Nlllvlrlv, Hj'l'llv, O IJUIIUYZIII, PHX. frlill nay. Ht'l'lll1'SflUH',, Strllldn-. null Ilil lvnlunlnl. 230 he News AXII illllvillfilllf part wi' ilu' st:lIlA Mm sists Ill' tln- w+l11n1nists mul tlu- I1-zltlluv Wl'lTl'I'SI lll'l'l' :uv ,lllll Nlllqrlv uf Un fin .illvll Iiufl Fllllk uf I.vfmlm1.v ,Htl 1' 1mf'l. ,' 1'I1:uIv.x' Strlllvln-, ful' turv XXl'lf4'lZ :mul .lawli Hvllm-sry, tlw svzm uf tlu- Ilm-v sims nf thu Hn- Ilumf' . . . l r:111k HHIISIIIRUIII was Q 1.3 ills' mlitnl' uf' Thr Xrlltw .... Sulln' of Iln- imlisyu-11s:ll+lv sulvllwlllwl'--s :mul ,1l1n1m's ml tlw stufl wvrn- IzllK'kl1'4Y, Iluglws, Ile-znllv, K:-lly, zunl Klulliguu. 5 . E E 2 z 23l 17 x Jia he uarterly ll-I H:4fTv1ty :mfl BI:u'IAv Svugliv . x mm- twu UT' Iln- slllrlmllln-1'vs wln, In-llu--I mnkv tlw yr-:xr :1 wllwossflll mn- frvl Tllr Qlltl!'f1!'l-ll. . . . ITV. llurtml IP. Zillwl IHIS Iwvll lllmlq-1'g1Iul' uf 11141 liY4'l2ll.V lllilglllillt' of tlw lxllixw-nity Im num tlllll 1 1h-uh llu S L - ..... tall? uns Small but lw-l1:1Iwlv: In-lv :uw- I l1-miug, SLIIYIIIP, Suttin, Quinn, Mr'- lfmtln, am-I llvlfiilll. .-o-f 232 term ..., I-lvming. Suttin, :md S111 he Qlla 1'terly :un-n RI4f1G1:1th1-linmm-41 Illia-1-yvzulx -rn tllv stall' lwtx' ln-ing Um- wi' ilu' 1'-A 141111113 4lIlI'lllQ his sn-nmr yvzu, . . lullllklvlxnam:l41'1l1tm'Tw1'll1n-sv-wxlfl wvssiw- .Yr'2'lI' shun--I tllv 1-flitmslnip xxltll AI!'f:l2lfll -luring tin- liifiiilii plv www- tlm-v of tlu' l1:mIfwo1ki11g 111.-lnlyf-15 -ft thv stufi, ,, . 1' 'T 1 233 31 Religious ' illlf lll'3ll and Governlnental Avtivities Ni-iv he Soclalities 'Hu' H!'X'h'IQ'll1l l':1lW11l'll L. 1'ullml1, S,.l,, Iwlmw-41 :mule-lwltm' nf th: 4l2lliT.V ut' tlw arts vzunplls ..,. '1'l1+- Nu-l:llit5'. spixituul gllI1l'1liZl1l HT tllv me-n of thx' arts 4'illIllVll5 .... lim-II'-vt11:1l, de-vllly ln-ligiullh 1 .luhll Il, BlI'IXlIlll, plviwt UT thv smlzlllty on II11- ll-nth sllurv . . llw Kew:-1'+-1111 'llwmns A, IZQHII, NJ.. 1I11w'ts tlnv axvtwltlvw UT flu' Dvllzl STIIUIII Smlalitv :lt tln- l'11ix'm-rsitx' f ulI+'Qv. 235 236 ehatin BIIIIIZIQPI' llowiuau not only a1'1'al1g94l the cle- Ilatvs but also xmuiagefl tu sneak in for a few talks .... Tliv ill-lvatv against YW-stv1'11 State lflhllgllf nut a li1iS4'oi1ra-ptimi on su11wlm1ly's part, but 1-'leming' SEPINS tu ll1lVP gut the iilva ,... Mr, Aluys P, Ilmlapp, 4-1-mumiist and pulitival soil-utist, mziwliwl the ill-lratilig tvam as mn- nf his ve-rsatile sitlvlinvs .... Wlwu Marquvttv was otiivially nwt in the luunge, Luyula's n-1v1'i-si-litzitiws si-vinml fu have their miutls n-ls:-wliew, pn-rliaps at XVl'Slt'l'I1 State. if ll'0Sill4'llf XYilli:uu I,:u1u-Lv fur flu- sm-1-4-ml f'4'Ill fulf ebatin ' llvillzltwl zlvtiu-ly :ls ll :ln-Ifzxtvl .... lPvSpir1 III4' Illllvll 1'L1n1m'n-11 llzlmlivups ut' wurliing In-siflf 1 1':11liu, IIIZUIHQUI' .Inlm IMPXYIIIZIII :nrzlngm--I malls ot tlu- In-st S1'll1'4lIlll'S in thu- histf-ry ut' l.u.vUI:1's Jflrzlting tn-anus, iuvluwling mu-1' 1-igllfy 'll-Imtvs , , . . . . . lhn- flvhutlllg SlH'lt'tyI Irnnt mn-, Mulh- . , , , hm, HI'4lZlHYSl'il, Imwnuul, Kl4'1Yl'ilTll, Qmnn, Mv- :111, Fll'lIlill11Q nur mfr, Klvih-:1ry, lfuy, M111 y, flaulity, llilllilllilllll, Suttin, R:1tTQ-1'I-vp Imfl. tn rumfru, LZIIIIA'-Y. illml tho :lutiws uf his utiiw-, :mul :llsu pur- xt, ?' 237 Clnlally Forum Ihr' 41ll1l2lllV Flvllllll 41l'.IlZlTl'S lll'lllIQllY out mst 1 l1v:lt1-rl 1liSl'llSSi1l1lH :ls that svnim' XYIIllI llll S .Mug .l. 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Y:ll11l1', 111-11f1-ss111', 111:111s11'11, 11111111l1':11111' .... 'is11-1's sing 211 11111 S111-1'1z11'11A 11f 11111 N:11ivi1y. 2 I3 1 1111 I' 1'1 11111-111 , 1. .Xl1111lI lv-1'1--111-Q1i1 11111111.15 .1,i.111111l111l 14,11xx.111l XX. I-.111 GLA l'Nl0N.1: 1 0. 'ola Union HI 1 I1'1-IHS 'l'11111111s .I, l'.u11'111:1.1., Ilremlnzft .luux 1'. 11.11'1:w. .N'1f1'1'er111j11 .l1111N 1-1. 1-1111:xN.xx. TI'4'llNllI'F1' 'l'l11- 1111:11w1 111' Q4IYt'1'1llll'4 111' tlu- 5111119111 Imfly of tho 11111- X'l'1'h1IX 111111 :111111i11i4I1':lt111'f 111' :Ill-llllivwwity zlvtivitivs. A11 TS 1'Q11w:1111 XY. Nr'1111vi11v1' .1111111 J. 11111111 V4 131511111-14 'lf 1111111111 1 1l'4'Ilf' .1111111 OT411111111' DAY LAW' 1-'1:111k 'l'. Li1111111:111 R11111,-1't .T. X1l1lHl 111'1N'l'AL 1911111111 .1. Case-y I':11I1lllll41 J, 81411111111 MHIIIVAL 1':l1WIi1'l1 L. Sl'1ll'r'j' R41111-1't XY. XVlll'414'1l NIGHT LAW' ,1LI1l1l T. I-11its1A11 .lf11111 4,'. llnyvs 1,1 PY! PLA Xl-IWS 1' l'illl1i XX. l1:111s111:11111, .11'. 1-v11v, I11':1l'x', 4,':1s1-y, Sv111'vp', Ilnyvs: 1':1111l-111-11, G:111s. Li11+l111:111, Sv:1111:111, K11l'Z1'l1PSki. Vfulcr 211 e Student 'ouncil 1 xv' I , of the Arts Lampus ., ll HI l 14'l'IliN QR, Ii1411:N.xlm .I. l3l:rwm'sm, l'r'w.w1'f!ful N V 'Q ., A Jmix I . l 1.m:r:l:1a, I'n-1-l'f-ff-fflfnl AXNIIIIHXY J, Ml'1:l'1lx', ,Nwfvlfff-If Iuuv NI HXl'I'I'I'l'Y, 7'l'r'r1,-'frrff' - . .. A '.f Stllllvlll 2'lYV1'I'llillQ' lmfllv ul' ilu- 'uri 'mul llilltlx uvllm 1 ul lln- llIllX4'l' ltx VIHXSS UI 159315 Bvrzuuwl .T. I-Zlwmxxxlqi Ifmnlc W. llilllilllilllll, Jn, fi.-mgv W, Alwmglyl, I-Qduzu-I XY, N-1m.'i4!.A1 Jvllll I . Fllvlwlg Yillvvllt II1-1'1m-stllfft' .lullll IP. KIl'liiIlIl VIMXSS HI 1037 ,Mlm H. l:l'i'llIl2lll ,Xmlu-w J, Murylly VLAXSS HI 1!l3S Ifllllitll E. Hvuny ARTS STUDENT COUNCIL. 1 l'0n1 mir, ,H,l'l'Ilh'SfllIIY, Svllllcilla-1'. 1-h'nzuwski, HHIlIlt'SSf', H1lH'l'l'f'N'. Blllljllxyz any, MvG1'atl1, IIllfIlHl'1', Bikliiilll, Brvn Jivllll M. R:at'r':-rty .lulm J, Ywlvl' VL.-XSS lil 11939 Rulwrt A. Hufllvrl' Ihlll. 1 11 full X111 245 a aw Student ouncil UI FIl'ER 1-'1:,xN1c T. L1xmI,xN, IH-fwfrlufi Stu-le-nt g'4lY01'IliI1Q' lmdy uf tha' slay divisiml uf the law wllmvl. VLASS Ulf 153315 .luhn T, AI1'lliQIlll 'l'h.,m:1s H. Ryilll VLASS UI 1937 th-.ngv XY. Fay .Xl'fl1lll' J, Nllllvll Jr. VIUXSS HF 19233 Willialm I itzgv1':1I1l .lawn-S Yun' VLASS UI 1935! .Xl'Tlllll' Ku1'zvm-ski Hubcrt J. Nolan DAY LAW' STIDENT COl'NCll..Frm1I mfr. Fitzgv-1:ll4l, M1-Iligznu. Lilllhlliul, Ryan, L2llll'l'1 nu, mir, Kmmlm-ski, Nolan, Fay K .i ,r 'Q ,Z ,V ug f 2 I6 Class Presidents DAY LAW OFFICERS. Thmnns Ryan f.srf'11,i0rj: Arthur Suuvr fjnu- fiorli Jann-s Ynrv ffrr.vlnrmnj. ARTS OFFICERS. .Tnhll llennvssy fSf'Nl'0I'jf John T511-11114111 fj11nim'l,' RrUIN?l't' Hnflwrr ffI'I'NfIlH1Ill 1. MEDICAL OFFICERS.Willia1n Yur- ris fsvniori: Dantn- Castrmlnle fjfm- 1'01'j,: Charle-S F4Dl'l'4'Sftil' fN0llllONl0I'1'jf Arthur XVisc lfr4.wl11mrf1l. COMMERCE OFFICERS. Arthur Larsnn f.yr111'0f'1,- th-urge Young f-jun. iorl ,' Janws Ryan f.woplmmm'f'l : P4-tvr Fitzpatrivk ffrfxlnmlnj, DENTAL 0FFICERS.'1Ill1bl1lHS Fanny. bell fsf-ninrl: Al Rusinski fjunirnj: Stanlvy Marks fxnplfonrorffig V11-tm' Mvlfn-H ffI'1'-Ylllllllilff Fluyrl Skvlturr flmrlmzfrlll. 319 5 ' 247 'Y' :ol '? 5-x 'a ea, 2-I8 Arts Campus Activities PHILOSOPHY CLUB. M1-Geary, IIl'l'Il'ilIllI, RIVIQIZIII, 1IvG1':1tl1, BIUIIPIIY. GER.-SRD NIANLEY HOPKINS LIT- ERARY SOCIETY. I-'Ivn1ing. Sx':1g'li4-, S115-ph-. 1Iv4i1V:1tl1, Sutiin, Ilenncssy. GREEN CIRCLE. Frmd muy Savk- Ivy. sl'Il1I0'I1IQ'l', Vzulm-V. 4'u1'I.y, SWIIII- sun, ,Xl1Iig:'. N1-tt:-li. Rvutvri .wvmnl mfr, I,3lll1', 'I':nl1-toll, I'IIII'IQIlt, RIUYIZIII, liznllmv. Mzuwtlu, Iiugxm, .Il'HllIllQ'S, IIIIQIIUSI rrrlf' 1'ull', Rvilly, XvSl+iIT, RIIllQlll'I'IT1', H'1'mm4-II, IIIIl'1'll. Slat- tvmy. IIHT.Ill'l'l', S1'YQ'I'Il. Sf1'IlIIIlIIIt'l', I.m'TQI1'll. Xml.--I1. rts Campus Activities BIOLOGY SEMINAR. lfrmft mfr. Nivv, I!:11'1'.v, Martin, Ilr. SUIIIVIUI f':111--ll, .lwm-s, xYl'iIlNil'ill, I':xniu .wwmul mfr, Kurutlw, I'IiS1'lI, llngzm Rcivlu-rt, Iillh-rfli11g, IXIIIIHIX, Zur, l'm'n11sli-Y, .X1I:rn1s: nur fmr. S4'iIlf'I'Il, I':l'l'kl'l', Mutt, KI:11u-y, Ku-m:al1-Ii, Zullu, Ulm-lust:-in. CHEMISTRY CI.l'B. l l'llff I'fHl'. I:l'l'kI'I', Pwxggv, MV. S4'llIlll'illQ, UI I':lrvut. Suttiu, Fuillvr KIm'1'issm-y, M1 Wzxsszln-tru, Il:-nm-Fslv, Il ,Xlllll'l'llI su'- mnl I'llll', l IIlll'l'1liIlg, Stulu-s, Vmllvy, f ' 1 V Munn. Iqmlls, lm. U11 uswlu, llvlvm-f'. Ihwrln-tt. Lzmv, A1lIl'lIl-V, VIII rwll Illlllilglllill, .lllzuls-llxls, 1,llYl'Il5fl'ill, Fill ll4'y, xxllftillllilll. Nlll'IlIM'IQ1'1'. A4l:m1s: flzml rozr, Sllllllbtlllf, Slll'Yl'l', Mutt, N--sbitt. 1iZiYZlIlilllQll. Mv4hm-rn, Dif fvmlxll, Vlznrk, M-4N:1ll.v, Simmtt, Muuul. U'Xvill, Hxzllmm, l'Iv:1m'si11g1 nur mir, NHI11-1-11, ll--mlm-w:1lt4-1', lfurnk. Igill ly. PRENIEDICAL Cl.l'B. 1 1'm1f l'1rll' A111115 LXUIIS. Puggv, Flnkvs, Pllfllvl' NHHI111-'X'4'I, l7if'usul2l. H1'l'l'i1'li. f'ullln'f'. PZIIUZ .w1'nfl1l f'nIl', Filllvl, I::llI'f'. Wivlwli, Kr:-llxzllvli, Zur, l':u'wll. Mm'- rntv, 'l'lm1npsu11, KIv1':1rIl11x', liivkliu I,i11:l--llfwl-I. Slll'Yl'l', F:-llim. Iilfflllllll' Ixullul, D ,XlI1ll'1'il, .Xlliwxuz nur mir, Nv'i2ll'K'2l. I,u1':1f1'i4r. llugzm, Nivv. lilo lr-tt, Iilllllfllll, l',lllH4v!1, Ilntvs. H4-11-ll wt. IH-ll, XYNXISVII. Blililllil, Hwllm-In .FilllI'.Y, IMIPIIVII. F5535 249 'flfiififff iff 3? YE , , . GP' 54,-2 -' : ' e 1 .V 'I K.. 0 I5 WWA S511 250 Arts Campus Activities CLASSICAL CLUB. Tl'H1'Y. MvNellis Healy, Lauv, Siunutt, Mulligan, Flcm ing, Cllittmnnlvu. FRENCH CLUB, Frou! r011'.DiCoSt:x Sllifllilllvk, Ke-lly, Olstn, MvNellis: war row, Xv:l1ik'I', SL'X'0l'll, Moylzm U'B1'in-11, Dallnmc, Hrulry. GERMAN CLLB, I rnnf rozr, 11Hl'l'Hll AIlUII'k, Rvlvhvlf, Dr. BI:-tln-11, I'uggv, Zur, Ilvll, f'UIlIl V2 .wrmzd l'flll', Mv- tfm-X. LYHIIS. l ff ?f ff ff ? 5. Dvllkv- wzlltvlg l'1llIl'l41lillQ, 'I'l1u1npsun, Krem- rf ur mir. Xviv, l:1lI'l'f', T! N! ?f YY ff AIlll'l'El.V, llzlga-11, BI2ll'fiIl, Smfllue-11, Kalv- illlilllgll. Sutiiu. ZIlIil'k, xY.VllSl'1l, Mutt, XlII'llIN1l'gl'l'Z est aden Activities THE CLASSICAL ACADI'fMY.l ruul muy livsss-, O 'f':1lI:lg,'l1:11l, I.m-ivlntwn-is, S4-In-ll f1ll'4Nl.IlIHff, Kuvh, Svllmlqlt, Vmnlnm-1'y, Hn-4-rug nur rung Martin, Nnvzlgv. Mvllfvllnllgll, Svlmrlnzn-ln-r, Britt, Stlilflllilll, .I, U'f'm1vmr, Russ- illg, XYU4-IH, Snillvr, Mnmlwf, J, ll. M14 'llIllI1lISIit'f'. SCIENTIFIC ACADEMY. I-'rw1Irw11'. I'Il'l!l'llIN,'i'If, Rull, xIi1l1Il'll1I4!l'fA f1m.w1'- alfnfl, f,I'SIlflllQIlIIt'SSf', l3i1'livlnI1:n11e-r, N1'lllll'I'Q nur rung Rust, XYIIIIIIIUIQU, SVIIIIIHIII, All'-11, Hul1gl1,IPi1ls'v1l,KI1'1l4'I'. THE GLEE Cl.l'B. IIIIIIIIIHQIHIII frli- rfvforj, Svlulin-:lx-1'S. J. I'Ulllll'l'j'. HHH. Huey:-rs, Mvllmlullgll, NI'I1lIli1IT, AIUHIIUN, Dwyq-1', XYilkins1m, Gullgll, BIINPIV, '1'1'ixw-tt flll'l'UIll1'll!Il'.NfI, THE SODALITY. I'Il'lllI'I 1'uI4', Zim-lv vrt, Linz, Iil'iI+lIllQ'l', 'l'1+111-1', I.m'1-Ivy. YVcisgu-rlwr, SllI4It'I', IIZISSIHIIH, Mun- gnlvl, Martin, lilllwr, M1-wlm'1', Blmm-, Ilussvy, I'IQlTIll'I' I'IllI'l't'II ln1mlf1'11fnrj: ,wrmnl mug SI'IlllI1IZl1'Il1'l', H1'Illlil'1Il'I'S, SVIIIIIIIIH, ,XIllIN'l'QL. Rillvilllf, St1'zltm:1ll. XVIIIIIIHIIQU, I'II'Zlllll4'l'S, Mmnlvy. Mu!- tlin, J. Il. RII'f'lllllIllISIi1'y, Wfwlll, Rust, Ilinw-xl. Iluttiugo'-r, 'l'1'ix'vtt. l :1- tlu-1' Mzwlu-3 Hlinl l'flll', 1.1-ivlntm-is. f'ri1mni11, .I, IIHIIIIIWX, 0'lm1mluu-. Kvllvlv, IM-VI11 istulvhn-V, O'4':xIl:agln:l11. fhwllgll, IQHVII, H1-lin, Ilnssing, Hull, NllYIlL1l', I,:lwl4-ss, H. .Xlll-11. Vmnr-x'. Rmlnlzlllg ffm' mfr, Hvllvll, IM-sw, Klxmgmn fjlfffllffj, Fux, Iiirkmllmm-1', Mvl'I1-nr, II2lIN'l'Stl'0Il, Britt, H1-1-1-11, 'l'. 1 .-, fHIllll'l'V I U I fmlml' Itlvlntvlnlu-1-w mIl'.V4'l'S, Iit'l'lll'l', I . Allvn, I'Il'IM'l1Ibl'4'Ii, Mzlrtinsm-k, .l. Y. M1-C1111z111isli:-y, P. U'1'm11m1', Ijwyvr, IIIl1'l'l'If. 25l 1 wzwmwmnsamwvq-w f MM 2 Law l'g3lliZ3Ii0llS : ' ml Ivivtlm- uf mw uf thu trials 1 31 ' 'lb .... lv , ' l1l0l'S'llIi in the I:l2lIl4ll'iS vmlrln-titiulx, lhmlvy, Rivh- wlsuu, Ryan, thlhlvll, Linwlmain, Nu- , - IlI'filll'1lll .... Niuht Iam' flivi- H an uf tlw Jllllitll' Hum' ,XSSll4'i2lti1lI1. .Vlyssvs Km-.vs uf tln- winning Q-vlv vlulv :uhln-ssvs the- tlnwv jus- - 'nails .... Thv f'111'1'vI1t 4 :1sQ- t'4lIllIlll'llfflf1YI'S of tlu- night NVIIHUI, lluye-s, Mv4'u1'1l, Lzlgnriu, Alf- 252 an 1 ganlzatlollg ITN Il ll ll N 11 Y ' 1 Q-' .Sl Ill 11' . llwl' '12 ' ..','m'l:1T11l1 . Q Ill' ' Y ' I 1 'auulvix 'lllllitltl A .... 'un Q, 'S. 253 -,C' Sooial Fraternities nterfraternit ouncil HI I I4'l'lliS .lusigrii A. xY.XSllIiI'IiN, l'i-fmlfifl tfiii-:s'1'i-:iz Y. IVHILXNHXYNKI, l'f'i'ff-I'r-wmlfffl l'ilAi:i.r:s li. I4'1ilri:i4:s'i'i:l:, iNit'l'l'I',IIl'vIf Julijs I . QVINN. .Ii:., 7'l'1'IlSlII'1'l' MHMISICHN G4-ni'gv D. Vulip Phi l'hi .luhii J. Kiwislwwski Sigma Pi Allwliza .lvriy Kaiynv Phi Lziiiilulzi Kumi Ralph IC. Yituln Laliilnlzi Phi Mu Iftllllillii' J. I..u4':1svin Dvltai ,Xlllhzi Sigma f'li:ii'h's R. FHl'l'1'Sff'l' Phi iitxtll Pi Vlwsri-1' Y. L'l'iliillllWSki Phi XIII 1'hi .lainivs A. Ilmihiy Phi .Xlplizi IP:-lm .lusvlwli A. XY:1slihuiii IM-ltzi T111-tal Phi .lainie-S F. Quinn. Jr. Pi .xilfilll Lziiiiliihn .luhii U. Fwy Alpha lh-ltai Hziiiiiiii INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL. Vmvlip. Ki':isuwski, Kziyiiv, Yituhi, I,1i1'2lS1'i1l. xviwiliilllll I-mins 4 1 imiy. 255 ll! I 1 Ill HFI Ik'EHS I'IIrW,xI:Ir MI. GANQ, I'1'mifi1'uy .N'r'nim' 4lr:m:1.r: Il. l'm.w, I'1-fumlinff .Iuumr Junx J. Ilmrxlrglzlfzl.. .Nkwwtuf-y IIuI:r1Ir'l I . IJNX. Trrn.v1l'1 1' l'l-:'1'+.1: IS. llux-'H. Juflgfw .Illl'H1'1IfI' - . ..,,. '- 1 II.XHI.I-,S J. IIn.1.1-.x1.l..xx1v. hfflflfl' I A1'l'L'1'Y MICMISICRS IT. A. I1:41'1'vrT. M. D J. P. l-Ivuns. M. Il. I. I . Ilnnlnnwn, J 11, M. D. M. I . Mull:-n. M. D. XY, IQ, lmflqnlglml, M, Il, W. Il. I-'itxge-111l1I. M. D. A. I-I. Jullvs, M. D. li. F. IVF:l'It'll, M. D. II. .X. IIIZIVIQ. M. IP., I-'. .X.1'. I'. II. Ii. If-lx. M. II. S. M. Ke-lly, M. D. J. J. 0'IIe:11'n, M. D. 'l'. I-I. Iinyll, Ph. Il. H. L. l4'11-mlm. M. IW. I-I. H. I.:1wl1-r. M. ll. W. Il. Huyvrzlft. M.D. In H, V.-1111. M, Il, lf, J, 12--Hy. M. IL R. I-I. Imv, M. D. I.. D, Sinnmsull, M. D. .l. T, Vnylv, M. IV. IX I-Q. IIIHIHIXX. M. D. 45. XY. Mnlnwnvy. M. D.. F. A.C. S. F. J. STlll'k0I', M. IJ. M, IQ, 4'1.-iglmnu. M. lb. XY. Ii. IITIIX, M. D. A. R. Mvl 1':uIin-, M, D, Y. J. I'1'se. M. D. F, M, IH'z'llIIIllI. M. Il. H. J. Ilnwkins, M. D. IC. J. Moyur, M. D. I'.4'. Yell Dem, M. D. H, AX. Ihulsuxn. NI. IV. III. 5. IIAWTUI. KI. IV. J, T. BIt'j'r'I'. RI. I7. A. KI. Yilllglllll, lI.I7. ll. W. I-Ilgluumnf-r. M. D. 4'. W. Hngln-s, M. IP. V. I-'. Mnvllvr. M. D. T. F. IYHISI1, M. D. XY, H, I-Ipsn-in. M. D. V 'I'E,X1'IIIN1I I I'II,I,HXYS f'I114lIt'S J. Ilillf-nIu:1n1I. II. S. M. XYilli:11n I-'. M-'M:1nnS, D. S. M. VINXSS UF 1036 Mivlm--I f . .X1m:1.. Vlnnlvs V. GQ-ll M1-lvin S. .Tzwnlnsml Ilflunlwl XV. MvN:un:11':1 Imnnhl Y. Sargent Iiwiwzml J. H:1II:1gl1v1' l9nsI:1x',X. II1-nmull 1'l1zul'lvs Kirklzunl I-hIn'm'1I M. RIIITIHIIY Ge-1:1111 H. S4'I1HPI4Ik'I' I-I-Iwallfl XY,H:1ns .l:11n1-5 XY. II:-my Sh-n':11't I-'. Km-tz He-nry Ii. Prull I'I4Iwin V. Swint VIUXSS HI 1937 I-lflwin .X. Ilallw-lkiwnivf Jzunn-s H, 4'-anti Vlyfh- I-I, .lilwlhs II1lI'l.V .l. IIZIVICPI' .luhn .L Svlllle-idvl' .Xzmm XY. f'111isfvns4-n I-'mn'-is I-I. IH-ylv Rnlu-rt I . Linn l':1rl M. Pnlll Hubert IV. XVUNIQ-11 limngv IP. Vnlilx J:-Im J. Il:11nnu'u-I Paul T. I,1lIIll4'I' M. 'l'. l'1wnlw VLASS nl-' liniis I'1'IL'l' II. llinnf--1 .hm-pl! A. Ilngus Julnn P. Iin-ITM' Ile-l'11:1l'1I S. RIZIIZISIQQ' I'11lw:11'1I J. IVIIHIIUYHII Hml.'yi44lg .l, Im11glln1'f4x' .luhn Il. Iliwlu-lx' .hm-lull M. Iimfll Jwhn F. Mc-4'u1'tI1v 'I'l1wnIu1w- II. Renz lmIw:l14I I.. hvlmfy Jzun-fs XV. We-st VLASS HI 1935! '1'lm.lfi4-11s I . Iinfh Mmlv .l. IIf'IlIi4'I' IIIIIIIIPS Kralns-1' Ruyllxmul Lvwis Dv IVitt Stuart llzu-'lvl A. Stn-it .IHIIIPS J. Mutvjkal, Jr. PHI CHI. lffunf ,mfg Su-Iivln, Imylv. xI4'1'Ill'IIIf', Ihvzlng .wmnfl mfr, J. .L Svllllc-ill:-1', IMI1I, Vulil fluff! ,mfg Suint. H. l-I. 51'IllIt'IlIl'l. Iii:-HR-1. Iingus, l :uIgvn, IIilIv11In'z1n4L llivkvy, ITHIIIIIW2 fmfrfl, Ile-my, U'Il1m11x:u1. Kraus:--1'. WMU.-n: ffm' mu-, Iirwll. Vunti. Lvwis. Ffntx. D11lm11t, Mzltvjkal. Gans. II:11nn1m-re-I, Linn, Sl'Ill'l'y rmr, Stn-it. IIllllg'Ilt'l'ty. Rush .XIIZIIILLVIQ Mm'ku11ts:1s. Runlure 7 256 ff u 'i ma Phi Ul l l4'l'IliS l':I.NIl4l TIVIIY, 1'l'r'v1If1 Nl .llcssll-1 ll. l:l..XNZ1'Zl4IXNKI, l'fw-I'1'f,mlwf! I':IvN.X H. TIVHY. .N'r'1'l'l'l1ll'j1 l'IIvN.x V, S'l'AI-'Iful:Ir, 7'l'l'1l,NlIl'l'l' .Xuxrgs I.. K.xl:xwsl41. ,fill-fill' mul lfwpf-r uf lffyf. I A4'I'I.'l'Y NlI'IMI1I'IliS G91'tl'll1l0 M, Englrring, M. D. Lilliaun 'I':1rluw, M. D. Yirginia S. 'I':-zlww. M. TP. HHNHIIAHY Nll'lXIl'ilCHS Mrs. ,If-ssiv Il. ,lub Mrs. Xlzuulv I.. Iissx-ulwlg VLASS HF 19315 Jessie IT, BIHSZ1.-Zn-llski Valvriu li. Gonitis 1':l'HlIl+'liIIllZ1 V. Mastri lfllsif- M. Ti'-hy R039 H. liXYHIPil'll M. xI1lllil'il llilliimw' VLASS HF 1937 llzulge A. Javks Edna R. Tivhy Fzaml C. XVH.f4'l'Illl'lI1 VLASS OF 1938 Agllos L. Kmwuski 15411111 V. StutTm'J VL,-XSS UF 1931! .l. 14121110110 xIl'IlYi2lll SIGMA PHI. Frouf row, Ntzitfmwl, I-1. M. 'l'i1'l1y. liluszvzvnski. E. R. Tivhy: rear row. Kwapivh, Kurwuski. Mastri, XYHt9l'Il1i1H 257 hi ambda Kappa OFFICER S w1x111w L. S-M1'1'11, Ilmpler A111-zsm' I1.x1:l:x' .I. Y1:l.l.1:N. II'fn-thy Nupvrior AIHIZ'1'0N G. I3,x11qux'1u1-1, Wurtlzy Clzrnzcellfn' H,x1:1:1' S. 1 1:1N, lizufrzliuu of the E.:-vlze J131:1:Y KAYN I-1. .5'w'ihe qucr F,-U'l'L'l'Y BIEKIHPIIKS Iulius Mile-1', M. IP. Nilllliill Pl:1x111:111, KI, U. Murris J, Hlif'T'll1Z1ll, M. D. flylllt-'ll I. H2111-1111111 N 111-flivt Allill, RI. IT. Ni4'll4ll2lS I. Fox, KI. IP. .Tzu-uh J. lIe111le-lsnllll, M. Il. XYiIliam XY. bl illllli 'XI D Iwuis J. l':l'H1lj', M. IF. Mmris A. Hlzltt. M. U. -Tulm Pvtvrs, M. D. Is:ulu1'e M. T1 111 N Asvlwx- ll. V. 14111116111-, M. IP. Isaulm-e H. Pritikin. B XIUYIUII H, l3:11km'11'l1 BlIlllI'iI'l' N. fn'I'ZlkllW H:L1'1'y S, 130111 Nulmll A. I':llIIll1'llTllIll Alw .X. llymm vial G1m14Ifi1lQ'n'I' I..-1.11 S, IJ1.ln14+1nI Plwlwzml Piss-llstvill Sillllllvl A. XYi1ffl'Il' VLASS Ol 19315 Louis Kutlvr Carl Miller VLASS UI 1937 .1l'lI'y Kayne VLASS HF 15135 1Iill'I'y J. Ye Sully Sulmskj PHI LAMBDA KAPPA. l rrmt mzr, Knym-, B:11lmx'im'l1, Yollvml, Fvill, Mill:-V, PliS1'IlStt'ilIZ ,wwzmi VUZC, Gul4lIi11ge1 D11n1u11m Nnmsln 4 I1 lxlllilll, I,:111-llwlg, bk rl x 1 If-rg nur rmr, llylllllll, V11-tm. Gul1lI1:1ln-1', Ilv1'11ivk, Mimllin, GHIISUV, I!zl1'1'm1. 17:-, 'QQ 7- 258 llul B. B. Bef-sms, M. D. Y. B. Buwlvr, M. D. II. -I. Duulvy, KI. Il. J. M. 1TISSQ'llIN'l'g', M.D. T. P. Full-y, M, D. J. .-X. Fu1'lvx'i4'll, II. D. V. .l. Geiger, M. D. .luswpll D, f'1':1vv11 Mzxllrice D. l4'itxGe1'al1l NV21l'l'f'Il F. Bm-lknap Dante Castxwliale- .Innws R. Fink Ge-m'ge YY. Be-ers I'l4lwI-1111 M. Iii-'f'4'UIIllI Neil Callahan Luverne Dnnwiel' hi eta Pi Hl l l1'lCllS lin-ll.xl:n lil IANNUN, .I rrlmn liumjlrl' M11 . H limlcx, I H-ff-.lnlmn .loNrLI'll Ii. I'll.U'liN, NI'I'I'l'fflI'xlf NX .urmcx I . I1llll.liNAl'. llfnmf .llfzmflfff r .luslcl-n l'. l .uqr.1l.xNY, f'lm,,flm 4'l1.xl:lrw ll l m:lcr:s'1'r3l:. I'.'flm,r IVA 41, D. Hritlin, M. ll. J. XV. Ilayflo-n, M. lb. R. NY. Kvrwin, M. I7. A. IJ. Kraus, M. IP. E. G. I.awlvr, M. D. lf.. T. Mf'l'.m-ry, M. ll. F. .-X. :XIV-Illllklll, M. If lflentmm ll. Fox Rivllalrul Il. Gflllllnll l-l4lw:ml F. .Inna .T. A. Gnrwzu-ki IQPIIIIUIII XY. Mwliwa-11 lValte-r K . BIUI'l3l'lIj' .luiwpll P. F1-l.kPIl2illy C'l1al'l4-S R. InUl4l'k'Sf1'l' Edgar Fle-ntie F1'04le-rivk FOIIIIIHI' PHI BETA Pl. Front row. Nnurio, Cl'iiVt'll, Gannon, l'l'l 'FY A VLASS VLASS VLASS VLASS 0'Brif-n NIICMISICIIS .l. I.. xIl'.Vl'l', M. ll. I.. IJ. Klwmlllvzlfl, XI. Il .l. l'. AIlll'I'2l.V, ll. IP. .X. X. I,2ll'flIllIH, Xl, IJ. J, H, I'mx'l-rs, KI. IJ. H. .X. I'riln':m1, KI. li. .l. X, Rnssvll, M, ll. HF 11130 .lnlln .l. Mvllmunlggll J. Xllll'1'llt NHSI1 R. I.. Nunriv UF 15137 XY:lltm'r' J. Phillips XYHIIUI' E. Small Hvralhl L. SI12ll'l't'l' HF 15135 lilwmnl M. Ilanlnlunll XYOSIQ' S. Nnvk HF 1939 Frank Ht'IllIPI'SlDll XXYIIIIHIII .I'Illt4'IllllS V. I .N'll:1u1lf.NI.IP. II. If. NAIIIIIITA. 31.11. S. .l. glllllll, KI. Il. XY, Sfmlo-will:-. NI, IJ. Ii. KI. Strung, I'lx. Il. I.. I . .X. SlW'l'lll'AV, BI. If .l. M, Xxllllvll Hulse-l'l IIN '. U'Ii1'i1-11 l':111l V. x1'l'Illi'l'l'Il ,Il'l4Illlt' S. Nlll'lIAVk .lv1l'V XY. Ive-1Ilb'I Mvrlv K. Nlllgtll' Rifiyllltlllll XYl1ite , Flm-vster, Fakl-luunyg .wwoml ron-, Sing.-r, Fzlstwllnll In 1 xYPl'l!lPl'9l1, XYl1itv, 1Il'Dt,ll1tbllQL'Il, Hammond, Xawk: nur row. Sl1a1'1'4-V. Janzl. lh-lklmp, S- mutt, Flentie, Mvlim-zu. IA'P4'1'UIllll Nlll Fox. 259 mlnla hi HFFIVERS I,r3ux.xn1v M. Dx-1 DAl1I4J, Grand Jluster N.XLX'AYl'UlIE A. D1M1r'E1.I, Jfllmffl' EUQHNE .I. Dx-3 lh:.xzI.x. Ilvuse Illfumgvr S.x1.x'.x'mm: J, t'.xl.I, 5'l'4'I'l'fllI l1 Ilmllxlff A. DE PINTU, Bursar ANTIIHNY T. BL's4'.ua1.I.x, Etlxifffl' .Lxxlrzs Y. I,oHENzo. Lfhrfzrmu Al!'l'IlL'l? I-'. t.'1I'o1.1..x. Mrymnt-at--1rmx Du. N. Mlvllu-31. F1-11,111-:1,L1, .Suprenze Jmlyfe I'l'.XI.0 I . YULIXI, M. D.. 11UllHl'llI'!f Grmzd Jlumfer I..-mlzxlwl M. IM- Il:11'i41 Sallvaitmw- A. I,iIIlil't'li Ilug--iw J. Dv timzin Mi:-llzlwl fiiilllllilli VLASS OF 19345 Xvillilllll G. Gmsso 110501111 D, 1I2ll'ill1,x VLASS 01 1937 NIIIYHTHI1' J, Villi .xuwff Tlilnln .lllvull J, Giillwlillil Hlxgvm- F. l.'ustu11ti11w Ihuniniv .L IM- Pintl- lwlrnest Giralfli f,'I1urh-S P, Gm-t:111u fullllillkl 15. I,m':lStu VLASS HF 1938 X11tl1-my T. Hmm-zlglizl Mivllavl Vullvtti Szllvatwl- I-'zlillzi Xrthur F. Fipullza VLASS Ulf' 19351 lulius f', Iliglilllli Bf1ll'1'l1t'llU Ginn Nivlmlais AX, Mziggiu XIIQIIFT fvlillllfilgllit .Mlm P. Iaiullwwli Huln-rt R. Ollwlilfu Ilttwl' Vlllllllilgllit Folix A. Torllzibone Salvatore- J. Rihaudo Ralph 1-I. Vitolo .fainles Y. LAIYUIIZO Juvk Rvstivn .Inlm Tilllllmllv IBDA PHI Mlr. lfrmff mu-, Th- filfiliil, DQ- Pint-n, Iiinlivwli. Du Dzlliu, Pali, Gmssu, fallllllilli, Mz11'i1m3 IYFUUIHI l'0lL'. A. Clllllpilgl Illlvlllu, liirzxlwli, fulsllllltilllf, Rilvulnlu, 'l'u1'n:1lu-m-, I:l1Si'2lgli1l. Vullvlti, l'ilmll:1, E. Filllllillgllill nur l'0Il', Iuuwlnli, Ginn, M3011 I unlmm-, f3llUI'llf4l, R1-stun. f'IIll'lllIlIl, X ltu x ,. ,. . . lu, Pillllil, Ivlglllilll. ' hh 260 Alfnys P. Ilodapln, A, M, Gumrge Fay F1'fLl1t'1S C. Knjawinski Paul T. B1-usnahzln John E. Dwyer Xvilliam C. c10l'1llQl'l' Rnlwrt J. 111111191 Raymond J. Irwin hi ll hi Hl I I4'I'IHS 11l'lRMAN J. FVNK, Il'nrtl1y Jlmwfr i'l1r:s'1'1f:l: V. lvIHi,XNfPWSKI. ,S'vn,inr ll'nrf!f-,I Usuxl: J. YIIMPYIV, Junior lVr1rrlr1n lfluxwrs l'. liL'.1.uv1xs1cl, 7'1-ffrmmfr I'IL'1s1-:Nic ll. Wlvm-zic, Nr:-1'l,f A1.l:lclc'1' I . Sosru, .lluwfwr nj' l'lwlyf,5 I'.xl'I, 'l'. Hl:usx,xll.xN, 1l1'.wrfm'fm 1 Al 'l'L'l'Y MI-IMIHIRS Frank J. Lodeski, A. M. ch'Ul'g'f' M. S4-Inns-ing. M. N. 1'1l'l'tl'Zill1 J. St.-ggmf X NI CLASS 01 1936 11911112111 J. Funk V111-stvl' Y. l'1'lvzu1mx'ski VLASS UI 1937 Rolwrt T. Nolan James Rodgers Francis P. MvX:1ll3 Francis Javnlvs Russvll C. Kovpke Joseph C. 1x1ll11lPl'l1 Arthur J. SZl1lvl' f,Sl'2ll' J. Yidzwiw VLASS UI 1038 Albert F. Susku CLASS OF 15339 Edward P. O'f'2l112lllflIl f'l12l1'l9S P. Quirk Daniel Rnrh Km-like-. IYI'IDZl1l1lXYSk12 PHI ML' CHL Fronf rnzv, XVivhvk, M4-Nally, Snners, F11-J W. Wurtln 1':llg'4'l1n? H. Xviljhek Frank R. SHIIQTS J. Paul Sylvester Marin Tesauro nur rnzlx Yidnviv, Funk. fjlfiiluilllilll. fi if 9 'rm ,vs 1 -.v N -.-:Nga 261 'aw rv' lpha elta Gamma HFl It'lCllS .I1111N ll. NI1'H1:,1'1:Y, J11.. IjI't'NI'1ll'llf .I1111x T. H,11:1:1'1'1', I'1'1w-l'1'v,wJZf'nt .l.1111-gs A. 4'1:mv1,1cY. Nl't'I'l'f1ll'-lj .I1111N H, l 111', Y'1-1f1,wu1'w' .lullx 141. li1':13NN.xN, I'lwi3ff'111f1N!f'l' l1111:111:'1' NN, XlI'l,I,l1iAN. .N'ff'1rf11vl IQm1'.11:11 .l. Ml'l2I:.1Y, .N'1'1'yffa1ll-111-.'l rnzx W.11.'1'1:1: W. l'.1111:111.1,. 11l.Nf0I'lllIL ICU 'l'L'l'Y .l:111111s II11-1111:111. A. li. Rvv. ,-XVII 1111' .l. K1-lly, NJ. ,l11l11 VLASS VLASS XY:1ltv1 NY.1 :11'11-ll .l:1111e-S A. f,'1'1v11'l1-y .IUI111 li. lin-1111:111 .I11l111 O. Fwy Rivl1:11-1I S. I11-1-1111:111 .Inlm T. G:11'1'ity l'I1lw:111l frlilllllilll Mmtinlf-1' .l. .luyw M:11'1'111 NY. V1-le-11 VI .lullll lv. .X111l1'l'S1111 .xllllHl' .l. l7E'XV11lT' Ruln-1't .l. li1'e'1111:111 XVilli:1111 I. Flllllilggilll l 1':1111'is 1'111'l1y l-2:lw:11'1l J. FlfZQ't1l'2llll ALPHA DELTA GAMMA. I-'rout rozr, .l.1y1-11, U'li1-11111. lfl't'Il!lflll, M111'1':1y, Ryan: .wvoml rolr, 'l'ilk:1, 'I'1111p, Pali J 4. ,XSS Mull ig han, Ml'IBll'iEliS UF 15136 fl4'tll4Q!' H. ll11l1:1y Ulf' 1937 G1-ralwl 'l'. M1'N:1lly RlIlli'l't W. Mulligan lflflwzml J. M111'1'z1y QF 1!l3S K1-unvth E. 1il'1ll'kHfi'll1 f'l1a1'lvs XV. Mulle-nix Rulvert F. HI1,1kf'S 1111- l1l1111 -X NI .lflllll H. 3ICG1'1'll'y, J1 .f:a111uS ll. O'l'l1'i1 11 fTOSQ'llll M. Ryan XYi l l i :1111 A. Rye J211111-s E. Ta,1'lvtm1 .ltbllll J, XvHll4'l' 1111, Fwy, R, S. l'lI't'llllZlll, AIl'lll'Hl'j', Father Kelly, Galll w J M1'Nz-1lly, Fitzgn-1-:1l1l, ,-X111l111-f-11111, Rye, C'111'l1y, J. Lynch Du a f'r11wle-y, D11-111: nur rmr, ll11gll1'S, R1-illy, R. .l. lvI't'IlllZlll, Yzulvr, Fl:111:1g:111. lrllllltlll, frllllllll, 'l':11'leftu11, XV. Lynvll, Stolus farm lil'lI4'liSfl'lll, llvXYull', RIllllPlllX. 262 D. H1-111 .T111111 I-' 1Yi11i:1111 .T111111 15. .1111111 1 .T1111ll 1 111-1'11:1 1-11 Paul G. Louis T. T111-111:1s 11111:1s T11 T,H.ll1 Y. 1'l'1 A111-1, A. KT. f':111z111:111, A. M. 11. 1'..111.1y, 11. 11. A. 121-1-11111111' F111110l'g' Tg1lNYI1l2ll1, .11. T. B1'P1111:111 A111lg'1'- 131111911111 .1, Bl11'1i11-Y XY. B111 11s Byrlw i lpha amlnla Hl 1+'I1'IC1'ZS .I1111x .I. Ilrgxxrzssv, l'I'l'Sl'llI'llf .l1111N 11. 151:1311x1-11:. 1'l1fl11ffn1nNlfr .I1111N 14. lS1111'11.1x, Jn., l 11-1'-l'1w1flff11l ,I1111x I . 1 1,111:131111, 7'l'i'IlNlII'I'l' 1'1I1WAI:l1 TY. S1'llXlf1lI11CII, l1'r'1'nl'rfl'111j .N'r'1'1'1f'f1l1'1f 1'1l1WAIIl1 .1. SVTPIN, l'nrI'1uvlm111lfl1-rf ,N'1'4'rv'V1l1'1f .l.x111:s I . QHNN. .I1:.. llfNIf11'm11 1'51:1:N.11:11 'l'. 1S1:1:NN,1x, Nfl'll'1Il'If ., 11111. 11111111's11x, M'mr'1111l-111-.1rmx 1 A1'l'l.'1'Y M1-131121-IHS 1-'1':'111k 1'. fV'1lSS2l1'l'ft11, 13, S. Rvv. .1:11111-s .1. M1-111, N. .l. H1-13 121-11121111 I.. S--11111-1'1'1. N. .1. ,1111111 H. H1f1'1'i1'tts, A. M. R11-l1:1111 U'1'111111111', 14. S. I,1111is W. T11111-A11:1, A. 51. VLASS 01 111315 .1111111 .1. l1111111vssy 1Yi11i:1111 11. Lang 1 . T'T1lI11I11l1'1'j' 11. f'111'111fs .,11lS1'll1l A. l x1111Stk:1 .1111111 IJ. M1'1ii:111 15-111':11'11 J, 51111111 I'f1111':11'11 XY, S1-11111-1-11-1 LASS H19 151217 .T111111 12. BT71111011 Rug-1' T. M1'Nv11is 11311195 F. lellillll, .T1'. ,1111111 .1, 121111111 VLASS UF 11133 Rf1y111111111 11. V111111-5' 11F'411'g'l' .1. F11f'1111l1g XY111i:1111 15. G1'i11'i11 RT3.l'I1Il J. Svugliw L1-11 T111111111s1111 XYu1'1'1-11 1-1. Kvllqv .Tz11111-s K . f1'RI'1t'1l .T111111 M. K:11'1'v1'ty VLASS UF 151351 R11111-rt R. G1':111:1111 1'I1111':11-11 XY. L1-S1111 ., , . .TQ11111-s 11. M11y1z111 1,11a1'11-s J. 0 141113111111 F1':111k T. M1'111'1v1-1-11 PI ALPHA LAMBDA. 1'Tl'0!I1 mfr, N11t1i11, S1'1111vi111-1', 1'51111'111:111, TTUIIIIPSSQV, 12111111111-1'. 1 11111v1'g, T11111111-S1111, 1'!1'e1111zl11: .w1'11111i rou Bel1e11i1't. Nvzigliv, f'z1111stkz1. Lvs1iv. f1'11l'11'1l, U'Lz111g111111, 1T1'HXY1P5', lI11y1:111. RI1'Ki:111. F11-111111g: nur row. K1-11y. M1'Xv11i5, Rutfvrtj 51111-, 1Tll11t'll, 3121111-y, .1. F. fQl11llIl, .l. .1. lell11l11. f1IZi1lil1ll, 15111l1s. 263 elta lleta hi Hl I Il'1iliS ,luswll A. W.xsmxL'l:x. llmm I4I1fw.x1:n I , Ihcxllfsm, r'lvrl.' nf' Ia'.rv7wqum' ,lmlx IJ. Ihuamsm. Trilnmf' Hum:-.1-1 IJ, t'I:mx'l.r:x', .Il:.. Builijy' .Xl,r3x,xNm:1: .I. NIHHIIY, Jlusrfr nj' In'itm1l ' 1 ' . - f XX,u.'1'r31: 1 . XX II,I,I.l.3Is, 111 rl. 'ff Iwlls I M'l'I 'l'Y NlI+'NIlf1l H9 . A , 1. As ,lulm V. FiT7 l'I ll4I IL. IZ, .luhu D. I,z1g,1m'iu, IZ, S. ,Tulm V, 1ll'CUl'Il1iCk,J.I1 VLASS HI 1936 Juhn T. Illitsf-11 .Xlt'XZlllllQ3l' .l. Blumly Lzulaliv F. Pmlusku .Tusfflull A Wa hm VI:-me-nt J. lklmlwkzls Tlwmas H. Ryan VLASS UI 1937 .Tulm J. .xlllilfu 4h-m'gv IJ, 4'1'uwln-y, .lla l'Ielwa1'd L. Km-rlww Jnhn P. Bllll 1 N .Tuhn I-'. Iiukvr l'2lIl'i4'k F. 1'1-mvlvi' Paul W. LaRinv Yivtm' H Newu I':llW2l1'1l A. V:-gl-ky. Jr. l'hlw:ml F. I,4'lllIlSl1y .Tulm D. Lagm'iu .lulm B. Rupm iriiiin 1I2illl'il't' C. Mvf'a1'tl1y VLAHS UF 19138 RUM-rt 011111:-1'S ,Xrtllur 1illl'l4'll1 Ski Vvziltn-1' F, XVilli:1ms l'L,-XSS UI 1939 I-'I mm ix Egan Wultn-1' Ixmlpe-rt DELTA TIIETA PHI. Ifmnf rmr, I,fu111m1't, Lugnriu, xYillillIllS. XYHSIILIIIWI, Dvxnpsvy, C'mwl0y. Mmmdyg 1 lol Cfuu Rs 111 um-lly. Gfifhll, Bak:-r, Pain. . Jun, L,.111. , 26 I Cl'lllT0l'd H. Bll1'kll'S, C. P. A. Edward Fmniey .lulm Cuylv Pllilip C4ll'llPS Emlwarml f'HX Franvis Ds-lanE'y Raynimiml Helnenstrvit Leonanl A. Herman Jusepll Gill L3,XX'l'6lll'f' B. Hansen .Tuhn Huran i ma anlhda HI l+'I1'l'IHS .Xl.l'll,x t'u.xI ri:1: AIINVIIIN H. Iilcwis, Jn.. fir-mul lfffff-ffl .llbllN Y.xL'41II.XN. l'1'r'r' llrrmrl li'wl1frnl .IUIIN l'm'l.li. Tl'I'll.Nlll'l'l' l'IIII.Il' lwieiiics, lN'I'1'l'l'llII'.lf Hi-:'r.x 4'1i.xl r+:f: l lc.xNK H. LANL-3. Iirnnfl lfffgff-ur FRANK l,.X'l'I'l'.X, l'1'f-f llrnml lwywfl .IUIIN llui:,xN. 7'1'r'rz.wl1'rfr' liicxxlwil ll.u'i-L'z 1'r:, Nn'rrlru'y 1 Al'l'I.'l'Y MEMBERS Hvnry T. f'll?lll1lH'1'l2illl, C . P. A. MEMBERS IN THE l'NIVEHSl'l'Y Al.ru.x l'H.x1fTER , f'll2il'lf'S .l. La Fund Minvhin G. Lewis, XVilliam Lvnnigni XVillian1 F. Lirmam' Owen P. lilvfhwoiwi Louis Pahls Rllilnllrll A. Palfrik Frank R. Lanv Vinvent D. Lana Frank Latitn Ha-rlwrt Pfviffel' G4-rnlil Rummy Jann-S Svntt Frank Sliixggf-rlanal .lnllll L. Sltlall Pe-tm-r Smith BETA 1'11.u'T1-:R .Tulm BIUSS John J. U'Bi'i9n eta Walt.-r A. I-My. A Rf-i'11aiwl Snyilefi' f . A. Snynle-I' Gvui'g':: Njvvvavvk .lulm Yaugllan :lIHl1l'll'4-' F. XYals Harry YYalsh Kvnnotli Rawtto .Iamvs F. Rm-ks Nl SIGMA LAMBDA BETA. Front row, Le-mmn, Pfviffer, Cux, Lll1ll2lllA', V. Lane. Hn-rinan, Hansen, F. Lam-, Rawth H vi row, Sloan, Delaney, Snyiler. 265 I,I X 0 0 1 u Ill HFl+'IL'I41HS tlxslxrlle H. .lrxwxx-zwslcl, Ililllflflll'-ll -SUIIIAUI' I-'rfwifleut I-Imvlx J. ,XIDAMNKL 1II't'NI.fIt'Hf Jusl-:PII H. XYOLSKI, Jn., I'if'e-I'rmif1wfr S'1'.xN1.1-:Y J. KL'11.xx, Ihwmliug .N't'l'l'PflIl'll1 W.x1.'1'r:l: J. F11.1Pr:1i, 1'vfHfUIl'f!l1 5'1'L'I'6'fllI'fl .X1:'1'11L'1: F. Hmuxslcl, TI'6'tlNlll'FI' AINDIJ-' J. Jxlzosz. Nmjffcflaff-ui--lrmw .luxlcml .l. Jl'sz.xK ANN EMURIJ J. IQRUI.. lu'fIimr.w l A4'l'L'I'Y MEMBERS I'vI'lllll'iS .L Ilulak, M. IP. Stvllllvll H. Pia-t1'mvi1'Z, M. D. Antlmny Sampolinski, M. D. '1':ulv11sA M. I.:11k.m'slii, BI. IP. E1lw:1l'1l .L Pirlzvzvk, M. D. Ellwnlwl H. xV11I'SZCXYSki, M. D. 'l'l'ZA1'IlINH IVELIAIXY Flilllli J. Nuwuk PLANS HI 1936 P'f'l'IlJlI2llIll lf. Hzumyvlski 1'l!'IIl4'Ilf F, IfQ'I'l'LillSki Jnsn-1111 .L IiliHl4NYSki .IPIWIINU T. Paul HUIII'-V li. liivliuslii 1':xsimir H. .Ivnvzvwslii John R. Lukas Joseph J. Sfrzyx l411l11n1ml J. Kafllulmwski William S. RIIi4'ki1'NVil'Z VIAANS UI 1937 l'I-lwin J. .X1lIllllSkJ xvillilllll M1-m-:lrnw l4'l':111k .I. Xuwuk .lust-lull B. NVulski, Jr. Hlw:u'1l Kulbivx .hm-plm L. KIiI1'2lI'Q'k l'f:lw:ml XV. Szvzlllw-k VLASS UI 1938 1lI'fQ'l' J. IJZIVIIQIIH Wultn-1' J. Pililu-K P1-tm' N. Kwizltkuwski Fluyzl XV. Siugvr Louis J, Ti.-lniuk .lusn-ph .l. Juszuk I':llQl'llP NY, Osrrunl Viliilllil' R. SfI1lSiElk Stzullviv J. Iqlllllllll Arthur F. R1llllQllSlii VIHXSS HI 1111553 th--lrgv N. ling Sflllllvy R, fiflllivll .Xllwrt J. Kass Ignutills XY. Mzillurxx Sfvfllll Hin-linski R1Jw1't T. Huzinslii Lll1'j'Z1ll Klimnszvwslii Tllil4I4lUlIS A. Pfwwnllrski '1Jll'STQ'l' liurski .MI-,lf J. .IZIIWVSZ NHHIJSIIIIIS M. Kuxinl Mattlww J. Sze-fvzyk liwlwaml J. Iqilltxfll l'Iwlw:ll'1l J. Krul I Ml' Plll.l fIHff wif: Kmllulmwski. Vililwlc. .X1I:1n1ski, IM-rvziuski, 1f1l4'liil'Wi1'Z2 nur l'lIIl', fJSfl'tlIll, Human. Kml, Sm-fvzy XuWZlk, Strxyz, Sings-13 ' 266 elta lpha Sigma .Tnseph A. B0l'fllf'f'i Alvx Pzmiw AIHll1'iC't' .T. D'And1'ea Autllony G. Antonelli Alfred G. Barley Hl l ll'l'IliS Ilmllxrw J, l,u1'Axs4'111, l'rf Nirlrwl AIAl'IH1'lC J. IJ'ANmc1c,x, I mf-l'rf-,wlwfl .IHSICPII A. l4m'1'L'w'l, 7'I'I'll,Nllff'I' SAlA'A'l'0Hl'I IRlI'PII,I,I'I l'l-IRI, NI'I'I'l'fl :ry AN'1'1mNY H. AN'1'uNm.I.I, 1l'iN,lI7'I'llIIf ALEX l'.xNIO, llfnmruryf ,N'1'1w1'ur .Ur MEMBERS IN THE FNIYICHS CLASS HF 1936 nz ll wr IT Y Furl SL'ifll'l'Ql l7f'tl'l' Z1 CLASS UF 1938 Sulvatow Impvllittori CLASS OF 1939 Arthur N. Monavu Dtllllillif' J. LuCasviu Ignatius J. Palmisanu DELTA ALPHA SIGMA. Front row, Imp:-llitteri, Panin, LoC'as1-io, D'AAIl4ll'G2l, B9l'tlll'1'iZ rfar roar, tl ex fu I xlnuean Munaco, Sciacca. 267 i'ma i lpha HI 1 Il'EHS .Iuux J. Iilusmvslcl. IU-p.ml,',,f lhvuuxlv A. Slllclaxxrlli. Ivl'L't'-I,I'l'Nl,lll'Hf I.mN .I. ISI.xx1m'1i.x. Nec:-1 fury I:0l.l'IXI..Xl'S LDYIPAK, 7'rwm1wr A. VI Hull-sl:111s D-wlzmlc John J, Krzxsmvslci VI .lwlm Hilmm-1' -Ll'4IIl J. Hxulimllai l'ilr'SIll' Km-wig VI Rzlylmnnl ,ASS HI ISHS ,ASS HF 10345 I-if nh-slaul s G. Piotruszvk Artllur J. Ta1'c'l1n XSS HI 1!l3T I:1lQ'11l'll Slipin,-LA NYi'lltL'I' P. Zvgix,-I A. Nlu-I-:lm-li VLAHS HI4' 1932! Flxgvln- .L IiXYllSillSlii Le-Ruy A. Ulsm .Tom-1rl1 .L Zygnlulltuwiuz SIGMA Pl ALPHA. Ifmfff mug Km-nig, lbyllnk. N111-pall:--Ii, Kl'us4m'ski, NI:1v1i4wl1:1, Zvgivl: nur I'Ull', Slipivv. Put:-mpl H IXXIIXIIQ 1 uw-Inulzi, Zf'QlllYlIlI11XYim'l, Ulstu, l,il'fl2lSZ4'li, Ihnnlvrmvski, Kwzlsinski. ' x 1 A X 268 Ili lpha elta HI I II'I'IIIS .I, .Im-'l:r.1I Nlfnux, .lnxlfff ,Inu-3s Ig, I.nm.l'.Izs, lm' ,lu-lffw .I.u1 lex A. Ilum,r1x'. I'lf'rlr .Xl:'l'Hl'l: Nwlxxixlz, lrfuvmr .lullx I . XIl'I'.IIl'I'IIY, ,Ilfn-.lull .luliax A. N. Iluwl-.1.l,. LII. BI., l'II1'Hlf!lf ,Iflf-N1 I-'At'I'I,'I'Y XII-INIIZIIIIS -11111195 A. S. Iluwcll, LL. H. I'l1zL1'I:-s II. IQIIIIIIIIIP. I,I.. Ii. I 1'unvis J. I-Ifmm-Av, LI.. Ii I':I5'I II I III Im I I I VIUXSS HI IIIIIIS .Izlllws NY. ASIIWIWII1 K4-:mis .I. Ilxzummk .lulm I'. IIIILLQIIII ,lrum I P I I IIf'1'Iw1't E. I3:L1's1111xi:u1 .XIIIIIS I . ,IIIISII Ih-mgv .X. IIuuI--Ax' VIMXNN HI ISIIIT .IHIIIUS A. Dunlvf' .Iulm I . Hv1':utIly .I, IXIIM-II BIIIIIIII .XITII I.AHllllII'4I YV. 1iI'l1Sfl'l', .I1'. PHI ALPHA DELTA. Frou? mfr, CIIIIIIIIIIIQS, Ilxlwlvy, RIUHIII, Ilmwll, IIIIISIIIIIICIII, SwI1u':1II. VII-:Inv I 1 fu I I Imn XIII I1 II Imlvy, I'1:ttm', Hush. I,I'IIlIII1YIIIt', V111-Itmn, ,I. II. Iiurm. ' AL -. Q 269 llonorary Societies lue Hl I Il'ICIIS ey I l:.xN1'1s 'l'. IJ:-:1,.xNlaY. l,l'l'NI1lI'Hl Q Ijuxm. 1i.xF1f14:l:'I'x', I'f'f-ff-l'rr.w'flwnl Gmlcrsl-3 II. ZWlKS'I'If1H, I'ffrrwslmufling 5'I'l'l'I'Illl'vlj JOHN P. IIUl'Jlrl41Ir'I', 1I'l'l'llI'IlfHfj ,N'ff4'l'1'l14r'41f Juux .L AXI.X'I'H. Inf 1lN!Il'I'l' I'AI,'l'L'l'Y BIICMIIICIIS '1'I1wulu1'v E. I'3uy1I, l'I1. IJ. .lulm V. Fitzgn-1':1I1l, I,I,. Ii, R4-v. .Inmn-s .I. BI--ntl, SJ. HIll'IlII2lIl St.-Q-I.-, I,I,.I1. IIt'llI Y I'. IjIlflIllIWl'IZlIll, I'll. H. Irwin If. Ilunmum, M. Il. IAIIIIN Ib, BImn'Iu-sul. KI, IP, I':1yl4m .l. Iuwlly, LI.. I-. IYiIIi:1m H. Cmllvy, M. I3.A. Rlnlnlf Iil'llllf4'I1I, M, ID, IA'1lIl2lI'1I IJ. huhx II1 I' It mln I X Iam NI If I':mI XY.Dawsm1, IT. D. S. .lulm V. M1'C'u1'n1ivIi, .l. II. Ilvrrrzxm .I. Nteggm lt, .L NI. .lulm A, Zn rm... A. NI. ARTS I 1'z1m'iS J. G:I1'v0y .Iwhn .l. II1-11111-ssy. .lux H4-m'gv XY. M1-H1:1tIn .lulm Il, Mvliizun I l'IlllIi IV. Haiusmuull. Jr. Y I'UNINII'IIII'I'I IA'UIl21I'4I III-rmun DAY IJAXY BIIIIIIH .I. Kvum-lly I I'IlIlIi T. LIlllIlll1lIl I l'llIlIi II. Mmm-fli .lzum-s H. Y-nw XViIIi:ll11 L. Laum-lv DENTAL Rullrll F. Luritz IYIIIIIIK .l. Hvf'um-y Austin .l. Rust Mmm-I V. XYvlIm:m BIEUIVAII I'I1Iw:u'1I X. CI'4bXX'It'y Szalvzltnm' A. Ilimivvli Mvlvin S. .Im-ulmsml I-hlwzuwl ,I. Hllulgws Luuis D0 ffiikbfillltr .lunlvs XV. Hlxlll'j' Hulu-rt MM , U'I-him-u th-mgv II. Zwikstf-1' 1'I1:11'In-s J. HIIIl'IlIhI'llIl4I .Tulum A. S4'IlIlQ'IlIl'I' NIGHT LANY Malttluxw R. 4Xt'0l'l'il .IHIIII J. Amzitn .lzllm-s J. IgI'6Illl'llI Iulm I' lm.-:Im-lt F11-fl L. I31':1111Ist1':uIv1' I wl'Illl1'IS 'I'. Dvlzllwlv Ihmzll HAITI-1'ty BI,l'E KEY. Front row, Lfilllvf, lim-1Iv1't, Zwikstvl, M1'1'um-y, IIIillSlllilllIII nur l'0Il', Mmm-Ii, I.ixuIm:1m1. l'14m'II-y, Ilxlm I1 Hill:-nhrand. I -1-X 271 v eta UFI ll'liR9 i .IHHX l'. l'l.1rI:I1.I:4.. 1'r'0.wfr1'1'Hl Flmxlq W. I'I.xl'sA1.xNN. JR., lvl-Cl'-IlI'I'NflIt'Ilf .IHHX ll. Hvlxux, .5'l'l'I'l'ffll'-ll ICM 'l'I.'l'Y MHMISICHS .lulm F. l'z1ll:lI1:111, .X.H. .lullll S. Gt'l'l'i9tIS, A. M. xvilliillll P. Nvluwu, D, D, N. Nlflrtml IJ, Zulu-I, PI1.D. XYilli:1111 H. Cmllvy, H.12.A. Rivllarfl C,'CllllIltll', B. S. L1-ms XX. T01-de-lla. A. BI. MEMBERS IN THE UNIVERSITY Juhn F. IQUXYIIHHI, Jr. Paul F. Hvaly .lulnf-s P. Quinn 1':llW2ll'll X. f'1'uwl1-y .Iulm ll. Mvliizm Hdwzn-d W. SL'llllk-'iilvl' Vlark .l. BIvf'mwy Ruin-rt NY. Bllllligilll Fwmk XY. ll1llI!4lIliUlll, .l1'. TA Pl, F1-fmt ,-nw, Nvguin, Rlffmu-y, Flnln-rg, S1'llllPilll'l', Mum-k: ram' rdlr, x tm? ERR, is... ' H'.,., i 5 . an ' r ' V ' 1 .aiifm x. A HQ-nlgv XV. BIVGTH .Iuhu J. Hennessy .Tuhn F. Flolsf-1'g Llum-l J. Evgflllll Supple-, xllllligilll, 5-K -- ly . f'1-mvloy, Quinn, Healy , 4 272 hi lpha ho .Inu UI'1l Il'l'1HH N Il. MVKIAN, l'l'I'NllllI'Hf xYIl,l.l.XM IA. l,.xm-zx, I wr'-l'f'f',wlfffl IiuI.EsI..u's H. l'1r:'1'l:.xsxr4:lQ, .vw-1 flllfll-Tl'I'1I.xIIl'l r l At'l'I.'l'Y NIIAIIRICIIN 1 xyillillill II. Cmxlvy, H. ILA. .Xluys V. Ilmlzxpp, X. M. Immf XY. 'l'+ml.-Iln. X. 51. Jzumfs H. Yun-, A.1 NlI'IBIl'iIfIHS IN TIIIC l'XlYI-IIISITY Pre-41 L. B1':l1l4lst1':11le1' Frank XY. -H2lllSIllillllI, Jr, fQt'1l'l'!lK' XY, Mvfilulfll Frank ll. Bllillljk T:1ll4'Sl21llS G. l'if-trznsm-k T lm F. I-'luln-rg XYillium L. I.1lllll'j' .lxbllll IP, Hm'Ki:n11 PHI ALPHA RHO. Fruuf rozr, Mum-k, I.illIlt'j', If'lulw1'g', llzmsnlzllunz ruff mfr. Quinn, llwth-ally, Funk. X f ' B .. s, 1' 'mm ,., 273 4--63, . Q1 x S I amhda Chi i ma 4 1l l Il,'l'llCS limp .IUIIN P, Blulclrlssm, S. -T.. llmmmr-ff Prwsiflenl li,xx'x1ux11 MlCl,l'IIIflXE, 1'nuw'flr'nf .IHIIN NIl'I.I.!'IN, -Nl'I'I'I',Ill'.If-Il'l'lISlH'I'7' l A4'l'LTY MEMBERS I l'ZlIlk P. 1 :1ssu1'--ttn. li. S. R4-V. .Mlm P. Mm-rissvy. S. J. Gt'lll',LQl' M. Svlnm-illg, 11.8. I-Vamk IMI1-slil. .X. M. .Tum-Ivll IJ. PHIPIIT, Pl1,lJ, Luuls XX. '1'm'4lPll:1, A, M. HUM Rivllizllwli MHNIISICHS IN Tllli l'XIYlCliSI'l'Y Vlyllm- 1'1'4xwIn-y .I1illll'S Kia-fT'1-1' .lulnvs U'f'n111wll H1lw:ml 1'I'1IWll'f' Rilylllllllll M1-Ivllimnv 'l'lx:ul4le-11s 1'1vwl11lvski Lilyilll I'llllIlI4lIlS Rvv. .lnsepln A. Murrismm Mary Sl'2lllIIll' I-Irwin fQlllPifS4.'l1 .lulm Mull:-11 l4hlu':1l1l Sutiin ,Iulm J. 1lr4'lIIlf'SH.Y .Ivan Nmv:1limx'sli:1 XYilfl'wl Xvllitf' Profil HMV, HIIIIIMIIS, Svillullv, I,U4I1'Fki, Fillllvl' KIu1'l'iSSe'.X', 1'ZlSS:ll'e'Tfu, l,2ll'l'llf, V. f'luXYl0j'1 ,w4'0llr1 VOID mlkuwslwv Whip.. 5,.1l,,,,.j,1gv I-j, t'rmvI4-lv, 'l'mwle-llzl, IlK'lllll'SHyQ nur mfr, l'1ll'l'IIlIiSki, M1-Ivlximu-, U'1 unm-ll, Mullm-n, Ri1'l1i:n'di tin. GIIIIHSVII. R ..xffQ?Q- f Fw' if ,A Q, 1 QT' A W ff' . . f,?fi?.,-Y,1:A..., . X, A W .e-I A 27l i Gamma Mu Hl l I4'lCHS .lmfx II. Mvih-:.x1:Y. Ju., 1'1'l'NllllI'Nf W11,1,1.xM L. L.x.x1m. I ll'I'-1'I'I .ilI!l'llf Ilmxxxun X. 1'uuw1.m', ,vw-1-fury, .lnux I . l 1.u1:l-31:11, Tl'I'll.wIII'I'l' Arthur A. Calek, A. M. Rt'l'fl'IllIl Curtis M. FHl'1it'llft'l' I-fmlward X. Cruwley Lucius S. Davis Jann-S A. Ihmley FACI' Ill' Y M EM H E H S Xvillilllll Il. VKIIIIPY, 31.1-LA. Alu-vs l'. Huw' v 1311 X XI I Hteggvrt, A. M. Pvt:-r T. Hwauislr, I'l1. IJ. MEMHPIHS IN THE VNIYEHSITY .Tullll F. I'wltlIbCl'g YVillia11l L. Lzuue-y Frank T. Limhuun Juhu H. MvGoary, .I r. .Mlm D, Mvliiau BUl'kt' B. R4 wllv Arthur J. Tnrvlr I'wl'21Il4'iS P. XYill .lalluvs R. Yun? PI GAMMA MU. Front muy Lamey. Math-ary, Flulu-rg, Li111lm:1u: nur row. Hwrrrvstmif, Crrm 275 vwf' If ,Y.. Italu I'.XuI1l1l.KI.I7. olini M dical Soviet 0 I I I1 'IC H S S.x1.x'.x'1'm:r3 A. IJ1M11'r11.1, IJITSI-IIl'I1f ICmx'.x1r1+ .I. S11,xl,4:us, I'fl'F-IJIACNIVIIUIII lIuI:b:1:T IC. Iwoxs. -5'I'l'l'l flII'll Rm' .I. 4'.x'l'1mNr:, 7'ref1.wz1rw- .I.xNl5'l' E. 'l'mVNli, LIlII'l!I'l'IIH l'l'xm In X1v1.1x1, XI. IJ.. llmfffrrmf I'uv11II1f ,Ilmllf-,frm III-II!'l'Iil'IvI'I RI. Iflxulsulxu. M. ID., l ru'ull-11,llmln-faffw t'l'I,'I'Y NINIIIZICIIH 'INIHII th-1't1'111Iv H. IQIIQIIIIIIQ, KI. II. NIIGMIEICIIS NIu1'1-nn I:ZlIIi4IYI1'II Y:1I4-lin Ii. Ge-nifis I'Il'PIIIt'IIlllI2l l . Klzlstri Iilsin- M. Tiwlly my .I. IIIIIIIIPII4' KIivlx:u-I IIIIIIIIIIIII Iimil Ii. RIUSIIQY I e-Iix .L '1'u1'l1uIwm I 1'IllIll4I Vulllvr fIZlIlll'S XY. III-lulv .lvlmxlv 'I'. I':u1I .Luwt IC. 'l'uwnP lmmzuvl M, IM- lim-in 4'l1u1'I1-s V. I..-vy .lnlm R. IH-f'I'1-1 I,.lIlI l'. Yl'I'lIIt'l'l'll I IIQUIII' .,l. IM- illzlzin Ruln-rt I-1. IJQYUIIS I'I1Iwz11'1l .l. NI1:lIgHS I'IlIIYilI'lI G. YVu,111ivIx1 52lIVllTtrI'l' A. Ilinlll-clm XYiIIi:1m H. Nlalvlaimxl-1 I'4'tv1' Hlwy IIIIIIY .I. Yvlls-In II2ll'I'f' S. I vil1 'NIHII NII'fNII'II'IlIS Numuvl .L Ilznttuglizx 1':u'I 'I'. Ibm-ing .Il'l'1lIlll' Rl-mfs Sully Nmusliy Wnltu-1' .X. IIHTIQIIS IMv11:1l1I I . I'IZll'Ill4'I Axllfwlll' RPIIIIPII Mun-Vis I.. St:-ru lnlm I4'. 1':11'4y Ilzlvid 1IuI1Iti11gvr Hnlvzmm- .I. RIIHIIIIIU 4 muI V, xY2iTt'I'lII1lll Izum-s Vlwy fivtllljl' XY. III-11-I1-111-1: I'I4lw:u-I .l. SVIIIIIUIIII IXYIIIIII' XY. NYm11Is I IIQPII4' I1'.l'usr:11utin1Il H1-yvr A. Ii:-sw! Hn-l:1I1I I., NIlIlII'l'I th-mgv II. Zwilistn-1 Alyvl K4lH1rr'l'lllClII Hvnlgv SIIIIIIIMI ,INI SOCIETY. l'vl'0!lf mfr, H4-nitis, XYz1t4-rrncxn, f'ZlIIMlllQ', 'I'uwm-, I,-YUIIS, Illmivvli, RI:u'kie-wivz, XYl'I'lll1'l'4'll1 mm 1 nn lm ar, .Il-rmm-, 'I'ivIny, XYu,i11i1'lci, AIUSIIX. SUIIIIIUIIII, RUIIIIVII, 1'l1u.v, Millitzu-V, 1'ust:mti11u: Illiru' rnlr. IYumIs, YoIIm'1l 17011110 1 IIlIl+lll', Rilmmlu, IIIIIICIIS, Iluilmvivll, IM- Ihlliu, SHI'4lSIiyI nur mfr, Iimqu-ulllzlll, K1-su-rt, Zwikstvr, Sturm, F:-ill, Iiutta F n 4 nn, SIlIlI'I'l'I', IIvmIvrs x Hn, 1.1:lm11n1, 1,vvy. 3 276 Dominic Bainizi Salvzltmwe A. Dinlif-ol Maurive D. FitzG01'u Ewlwzml J. Gallaglnei Ellwzml XY. Gans Edwin .L Halvwliimx Jaines G. Cunti Carl T. Dmeing Frznnfis E. Dnylv Dnnalml F. F1ll'Illl'l' amlnla Rho Hl I Il'lCHS l-Imxyxl:1l KI. Ml'l:1'1lY. l'f-w.w'flf'nl INPAIINI1' li.XlNl,X, llmrf-l'f'r'.w1lrl1l 1lIiNl!Y H. l'l:,xl.l,, 7vl'f1lSHI'I 1' ig ll. Nlnxnxx Nl11.1.1'1'mcl:. Nfww-lufjff l'l,U'lwL'l'Y KlI'HllSl'1il Irwin F. Hnnnnnn, M. ll. SICNIHH BIICNIISEIKH f'lim'lr-S F, Gvll ll:-nrlv I-I. Prall lYilli:1n1 Ii. Fnllivzin i -l1llllt'S XY. Henry l-Illwzml Hl'1'l'lIl .lame-I I-I. 'I'nwn-1 Ill I'11lw:'ml XV. MwNnn1:11':1 Hvrnlll lil, Nvlnn-i-ll-1' .lffsn-Irln H. l'l1if'li M. Billllilil Millitzn-1' l':llWHI'Yl J. Hlinlgns Vnnl V. Yvilxwl-'n l'fmlw:11'1l M. Hurpliy ,lnsvlvln .T. Stlxyz .ll'NIl'lll Kll'lNlHl'iHS 'ivz John J. Ii2llllIllPl'1'l Palul T. ljilllllfll' Hvrulfl I.. Nllllllfl' G+-lrigv YV. Hvlnle1'sn11 lliuiy .l, Pzlilu-1' G.-nign Snlnllvn l ly4lv H. .larmlns Alvin A, Pl'l'I'j' ,Xl'l'l1lll' XY. XYnfnlx .lnlin M. Lally l :11'l M. Pohl R.-ln-it XY. XYfml.'n Rnlwvrt F. Linn Szllvatmm- .l. Riluxnvlw th-wmv li. Zwilistvi Kvnnvtli XY. MvEwPn ,Tuhn A. Svlun-iflvi' LAMBDA RHO. Fronf l'4lIl', lllIlll4'+'li, Hvnry, Twwm-, Mllrpliy, Prnll, Ulrivli, Dtllilllyj .wffgnml mug Zwikstwr. Yl'llIll'll'lI. llnvin Rilaaurln. XV0u1lS,SLllliX'2lI1.L2illj', BIVEWPIIZ nur row, Nlllllllvll. Strzyz, Cmxti, Swinf, llvinle-1'sm1. .l:1vnlls, Iizilll.-xlqif-wil-z, I-'aiinir Nm'l111l?i1lw1'. ., if-'if 4 ,.,r-A ..: fi - x-1 f- 2-fy? .-:W-r, z 277 IHIIII Il. III2Il'lIIgl'. oorllead Sur ica Seminar HI I4'I1'I1IIIS I,1+1'1s IJ. Rlmvlcllmlv, M. IJ.. 11011111-ff:-.ff 1'rv.mIvnl .lnuzs XV. IIRNHY. 1,l'f'NI1ll'III IIIVIIAIII1 ll. Ikxxxux. lmf-1'1'mulfw1r .IHIIN IS. BII'ItI'IlY, -NIlt'I'l'ftll'llj Iimvlx V. SXYINT, Tzfu urrr I -X4'l'I,'I'Y NIICBIIZICIIS M. II. Imuis IP, Mmwllvzn-I, M. IV. Alltllmly Y. I':11'tipiIu, 1I.IJ Furl F. S1'I1:1l1Ir, IX . WICXIHH NIEMISICHS Xlivllcu-I 1'. Mm In lllmlwznwl W. Guns NYiIIrur F. Manly lla-my I-I. I'raIl I --lnzusl Vnlllm' I'Il2ll'I4'S F. 191-II .lwwpll D. Marino Ilm1:iI1I Y. Sarge-ut lusm-plx Il. I'I'2lY4'Il Rasmus .I. Ilzur I'I4Iw:mI YV. BIvXu111:1l':1 IIPl'2iIlI E. SI'IIllQ'I1It'l N1Ix':1t4m- A. I,lllIll'l'II .lzmu-s XY. IIPIll Y I'I:Iw:x1'1I BI. BIHVIPIIY lusvlwlx E. Selxtzm Xlzulrim- II. Fitzfh-1':1I1l I4'VwI G. IIuIIzn11I1-1' .Iuhn II. BIIIVPIIB' William B. SuIIix':u1 In-11t4111 II, INA M1-Ivin S. .I:umIfsm1 .I. Vim-mat Nash I'I1Iwil1 C. Swim IfIw:mI .I, 19z1II'1--'ln-1' I'hIw:mI V. -Illllll .lulm Ii. Putt HSvpI1 R. I'I1'ivI1 hivI1:l1-II Ii, IIZIIIIIUII .Iums-S A. RI:u'Imm-II .I4'1'UIllt' T. I'zu1I Paul U. Xvt'l'IIlf'l't'Il .IIINIKIII KIIQBIIIRIIS I :Ixvin .L Ihllw-1'Iu1-wivx .lzum-s G. IIUIITI .lnhu M. I,:1lIy .IPIDIIIP S, Smalyk lulnu I . Cillj' I'II'2llll'IS I-I. Ihrylv Huln-rt F, Linn I'I1Iw:11'1I NY. Sf4'ZIlI'4I'x Ilullh- l':1sT1mI1IQ Imuzllfl I . I'I2lI'IllI'l' 'I'I1+1m:1s Y. IVI'I'Il'It'l1 .Ivrry NV. XY:-4I1'uI 4 1-urgv IP. Vulilw II1'Ul'Q.l' XY. II0lllI4'l'SUll 1':n'I M. Pnlll Iva-mvlggv II. Zwikstvr 1'I.v4I1- II, .lzuwhs ,luhu A. Svllllviqlm-1' PRHEAD SURGICAL SEMINAR. l f'nnf mir, D13 I':11'tipilU, IIPIIVY, IM: Rlmwlwzul, Swim, Ulilllltlll, I'uI1Ig .wfcnlu L u I I lrmlule-, S111'4I5'k. Svllm-i4II-r, I'1':1II. ,lanv-lbs, U'Ii1'ie-ln. I'Ifll'lllt'l'2 fhirfl mzr. xvQ'I'Ill6'I'Qf'11, .,Iawflvsu1l, I'Il'i1'Il, Pzltt. I':nuI Illll X Ill u 4 'III'-V, I,:lIIy: !'0nrll4 mfr, NA1'ZIll'4'Ii, Snrgvnt. 1I:u'IMnwlI, Ilzllvvrliivxxivx, IIl'lHIUI'SHll, Imyh-, Linn, Guns: rfur roll NIU1 X IL IIIIIAI, Ifwx, KIZITIIIH, IIlllIIl'1'Il, 4 my. I 278 I D raternities and Sororities ,XI.I'II,x lDI1:I,'I'.x HAAIAIA, tI.I2.I S111-I'I1l:III limul - v 1 ALI-IIA HxII1:1:.x, II2lI'I'lS0ll mul XX1I1I1l 5Tl'1'l'fS I3I:'I2x PI, 6525 SIII-I'i1,l:III Rumi . HI,I'11I KEY, 6525 SlI01'i1l:III Iiuzul . . . , 1 .'. - 1 ' IJI1.I.'I',x AI,I'II,x SIGAIA, hula SlI1II'I1l:III Iiwml lDI1:I.T.x SI1:AIIx IJI':I,'I'.x. Il:II'I'is1nI :mtl Wuml . . Altx wvlnt . ..,.. U1-lIT:Il . IluImI':II'vIIlIlIII1':ItI1IIIx H41II4vI'HI'Y :II-TITITIPS . . . Arts sfwlnl S1I'M'1s . . lfl'II1Jll lJI1:I.'I',x 'l'III1:'I',x PHI, ZS North FI-:IIIkliII Stu-1-t . .... 1.1-un! L.xxIBD.x l'III SItI1I.x, 6525 Slu-I'i1l:III Iilbilll Il 1 . . . IIuII1II'z11'y 1-IIIIIIIII-:Il I,.uIIzIu III MV, 1858 Wvst XVaIs1IiIIg't1m HIIIIII-v:II'1l ..... XII-Iliwtl IIIIIIBIIA RIIU R.xIwIoI,o1III,',xI, Slll'II'I'I'Y, 7015 S1IIItlI I.iIII-1IlII SfI't'l'T . II4lll0I'FlI'j' ITll'41il'2ll BIIIXIIIIRAAI l,'I.I'l5. H325 Sll0l'ill2lll Road ...... II1III1II'uI'y :ItIIl1Itif- MIIIIRHEAII SI'RliIl'AI. SmIIN.xI:, 706 Suuth IIIIII-11111 Street . II1III1,II'zII-5' I1l1'1lif'ilx NI' SIGMA PIII, 706 South lIilll'llll1 Stroct . PIII ALPHA l7I:I.'I'.I. 28 Nm-tlI Fl'2lH1ilil1 Stu-1-t PHI ALPHA HHH, 6525 ShL'l'i4l2lll Rtmd , . Mc-1111-:Il . .... l,I-ual H1III1II'aI'y 411-IIQITIIIQ I,HI BETA PI, 33521 Jan-ks1m BIIIIII-vIII'rl . . M1-1li1-ul PHI PHI, 22325 XVest BIUIIIWM' Strect .... . Mwlif-ul PHI LAAIBIM K.xI1I-A. S09 South AslIl1IIIIl .XVQIIIIQ . M 1I1, liml PHI HI? CHI, 61322 XYil11lll'UI3 AvvIIIIv . . . Arts sm-iznl PI ALPHA lI.xxIIsIu, 613237 K0IIIIIoI'v AwIIIIt- PI GIIIIAIA Mr, H525 S111-I-i1l:III Rmul . PI ML' PIII, 706 South LIIII-IIIII Strcut . PSI 0311-:4I,x. IIIII'1'isuI1 and Wood Stn-cts SIIIAIA IIAAIIIIIA BETA. BI'0x'1I1n't Hutt-I . SI1IAIA PI AI,I'H.x, XVvlwstI-I' II1It0l . XvUI.lNI MI1:IIIIxxI. SOCIETY. 7015 South LiII1-11111 XI PSI PHI, IIzII'1'isInI mul Xxvtllill Stlwvts . . Arts stwiall . II1JllHI'Zl1'f' Sovlill sr-In-lIt c . Blenllmll . ITCIITIII t'1IIIIIIIQI'1'0 Sllfilll . . . Arts sm-iall Stlm-vt . II1,mI11II'III'y IIIc1li1':Il . lhfntail Life and Society 's f'Q 2 1, Huw iimuy lliil lu- lialwf Nuts! XX'llf'l'f' iliil lu' gvi ii? . . . 2. Nl'Xf tu mysvlf, I liki- my ll. Y. ll.'s In-st. . . . ... Him I-ni-il is givvii illlll :i ruu- zllwut .... 4. XVr-lwiiilv tu Luyulzli Why 4lwu't you 'limp in swim- time? .1 Tlu- tlirw- vnu tulu- .mlm-ir. . . li. Tllz' lung Illltl flll' Sliuif of it. . . . T. '1'uiii'sv l'x'v Hllly lwvii lu-iv Tlllwu' j'e'2N'S liut if mlm'Sll'i luuli right tu mm- ..., S. Suvli lvusliful girls, ur just Mr. De-tvrs' In-l's1vi1:ility .... Sl. EX1vluSiull uf tlll' fll4'l'llliIv Iil'4ll'llS3. . . . 111. Huw ilu tlivy gi-I :iwziy with it? . , . ll. Xxriliilllg :it tlin' gun- for Kzitiv .... li. xYU1'l'illlQ m'ui'tiiiiP. . . . 122, A im-il Stull:-ut witliimt his Mikv .... ll, I. iviv k wut, I-Ilsiv, I-lsv H- full wif Ilia- Illlblllllillll .... 15. All vqiiipiiiviit must ln- iii liy Sut- ui'-lay, ui' Pls:--Y . . . 113. A sviiiui- tliv 'lay ziftvi' tliv wiiiilvwliviisivvs. JE Jil , f 4 ,xx n 28l 4. Zigi l. Ill slrriilg :i young' llli1ll'S fillllf' turns tu-Finlaiiy Sviviivn- Hall .... 2. Tim-v Stair wrusi-s his eyvh1'uws. . . . fi. Dial IN'l'1' 4111 11121117 , . . -1. A in-W l'ulll'St'2 Trzitiiv Cup Mvthmls IH. . . . 5. 'l':u'z:ui and swine utlwi' Apes. .v-W-.. 282 U Aiitn-silggvstiuzi. . . . T. In il hhiv :iinl pviisivv :mimi .... S. A 1-uiiplv nf fish lfmking for tho water. U. Xu xwlinln-1' he's gottiug ll 11. S.: hm- knows hnw fn Shout it .... Ill. The Viuiahy Mass: Lnynlzfs ges- turo uf grutitinh- .... ll. This did thi- flirty work .... 12. -f'i11'ly-top Quinn of thv Mi:-liignii Quimis. I-' .if 1. Two M14-ks. ph-use .... 2. Aiiyway, the trees a1'e11't lc-aviing .... CT. All we need iinw is 51111111 aiiihitiml .... 4. Su yuh wuuhln't Qin- us your vrih slivvts, huh? . . . 5. Bh,-ak an-I hair' ren mi 4Q'liristmas nmriiiiigf . . . li. A Venetian hitch-hiker, , , l T, Guettse-luv In-hiiiel nw. Satan .... S. His sister- Oh yeah? . . , U. They must haw 1-usml for this one .... 10. Your Rf'1ll1t ' fur it NUXY .... 11. Bis- +'uits leads ai ring! lift- ,... 12. The big bully Slappf-11 my wrist. 5 4 I , 'U' I 283 -114- ,A Q NK' 1 F it v ' 7 If RI . iff 1' A Q .W A. in -QM, P H vi u :, 1. t,.,-- tt., ' Q w I -c. 1 5 M , Q Q Q 3 is 5 5 1 N111 Q, :Yi 5 :Y Q Van, um Q.: 4. a. ... - 3 '1 1 -'--i-ff'-GvNfw . '.,.g,. .t V ' ' 1 Qrata-1-Nw 51 mt'Bmwtv1-Qlfmww 5. 'M 1' maxfzf ws 'Cv 1. 4- 'D ,L 4' T, W M I. Xe-llly thvy wmsv to clussvs: uj. IIQ-nllessy .... 2. Must lm um- ut Pe-tty's In-st. . . IZ, Thv lllllllltxl' is all riglxt, hut it wz1S11't miswl high Ullllllgll ..,. 4. Yun 1l4fn't lmvt- tu lu- f-mzy, but it hm-lps .... 5. What Tw-tl must lmw szlitlf Y! . . . 6. A ditft-11-lit vie-xx' uf tht- sauna- vumlvus ur :1 sam: me-w ut il lll1101'4'Ilt 4':1u1I111s, wt- 1hm't vzm- ,... T. Om' rose-nts tlu- utlwr as mur'h :ls viva- ve-Isa .... N. Nut un your lit'v-hlmy ,,,. fb, Xu, nnly 4s uns! . . . Ili. Thvy gt-I this way smnlm' ul' lilfvl' .... ll. Mithxight nil hut it's nil 1-ight with us, . . . 12 -1 Down to thv sm-:1 with Slips .... 1., Furgvt the Wltlilllll I'll take thw tulle -nl Thu' la-fi. 1. 'l'h:it's my Imp. . . LI. .lust wait till I se-c that Ah-un. ,. II. 'l'lizit's Fllil' t'Il1Illg'ilYlI4l'illllll .... 4. Mziriju mai-h' him taiki' :1 hzith fur this win-. - . V . . . . J. Le-airniiig thi- lim-vuliiin, . . . li. Mziiwliic-ttx' Day :iiiml im Iiiiliziiis? XM. :l Rusairy girl iimtw-ml. . . , 7. Th:- lzltvst :hw-ss for :-iprintvrs .... S. lJl'1lSF'1N'l4it'V fill' liliiigllt :it thn' iil'1'f'lI 4 ii'vln-'5 ihiiivn- ,... U. Tho- piiwh- wt' thv Flulvwgs Q :lim .luvk .... ill. That funny hmk is .Xst:ni1'1-, . . 11. Tliiuw him ai tish. , 'F . ' f'1l4p,f,i z 4 , , 4 Ji 5-3- ' 'il QW 1 . 1. . , f- Q 1 5 r M X , ,Q W, in 3. M ,AA 5,45 4,3 N fk 'P Q J. Uh. lmvk what tlu-y'1-v lining! . . . 2. TIN ummsifiull Ilzls lnwnvwl just Xuglltc-ll. . . , Ii. T110 BIRITQU ui timv .... -L. Tllcy gut owl' thu' hur- Jlm- .... 5. Sw what? . . . 6, .X jug uf XYi1lt', :1 lmlf of lrrvalcl, :mul AIZII' 11111-ttv lluy flilfil' .jam .... T. Straight BX' stmln--un' sh-xwll . . . N. All 1luIlQ-'11 up .... H. 'l'l1v Huswvll sistn'-rs . . , IU. Having' an lwul of il timv . . ll. Rt'4'll1iTS fm' Ilznihfs army. . . 12, XYA qNut Ya-t .X1'm1swl7. U N' H9 I x l' 9 Jriu, Qi P 6, 5 'Ng if I if x E 9 k ilk. rg.-an Azww- 1 FEIS... 'KRIK7 sl -in fi I. Thf' l'Ugll!'H g'ilHPl'j'1 thx-y xwrf- Villlgllf TI'lVillQ tu geft into thv 1i1il'2lY-V, - . v '1- Oh, It Amt Nu hm, tn Tzlkv Oif Yum' Skin, and 1VJ2l111'l' ,XTUIIIHI in Your IzUllPS, , , . 21. T110 111'1-'shlvllt slvelll-lvivuls .... 4. Lifv hr-- gills :lt M1132 4'111'tai11. . . . 5. Tl11'w hliml 1uiwv,m' tlmrw- mfs, llSllZlH-V lvliml .... H. Guml l1l1Il'llillg', 1-Ile-:ulmu . . . T, A ve-ry Imm' lvuflgvt Systn-nl: 111011-'s tmm muvh uw-1'l1e'z1sl ,... N. Thx- 1h-haltvrs, piln-J high ful-l 1h101w. . . . if .... full ulnse'-1'x':1tu1'y hull. . . 111. Ulwllillg night .... 11. I':I'l'IllIl4'l' haul 21 lvll1'l'Pl uf fun thw 1l2lV uf th:- IPllSllIlHH K'4lllfFSt .... 12. Plvalsv, Hml, put mv un an ishunl likv Tvrry and the pilultvs. . . . lfl. JT vurie-tivs of Slvvpillg in thc IHLINQUQ Hinvs 11:-nlmlstlutvs stylv 121. pn RRP C,,wv qi L.,-.- 'X Tel i sv ,fi 2.- ,V . ,111 131-.1 W -::5::::3: '-'fniiiiisi-'iiwsiriih - unulnnnmn e ' nnnluuuuna' , 1 ,,, , . X R wg, ww? W HH . at wwrzyg, WW? . 561' ! raxsND'JS 'ska : - - K X, iiiii El 7 W '-1 51511 x - ' ' iv K x A 14 1' K, 9' WQL, ,V . kay?-rf h V, S Hr-E Wjif Wx Q x In tu, . 5 ' 1 Q f'f l'! 5 i- W b - .yffgf H J?-I Ji W if l W 3 3 '. V 1 ' K 4 x- i 'y L N 1 5 I I f SNW1' L . if f N. Q . , sf' -M PW 7.3 ,, . 1 ,,1p ffVs Lff' f . fa r ff . -,,-' Q . '. -ijir. , 3, -Z 3 1 'E' xf A, ' H ' ' 3' 4 :LF 1' 7 :L . I ' r fgi V I, ,'fq',,.x If 5 Q, A Q. 1 A 1 -11 .. 1 f I-'Q g I ' Q , . , 5 2 1 1 4' :!j,.,Jni 51 . I 5, . ', 1 !'- ,Q 5 , 2 ' ' H !' ' IV N 1 in , D!! ' 134' a A . ' 'M' ,Q 1 ' fl Q.. Qlfxe ki ,S A '1 '1 E35 3? A, few 'K ,f .xp 'Qt ':.:'..- zg3g m14,.'- M. rf ' ' - Q:-Q Ks' is X ' .E 1 'f - Pl , , 5 4. G , , 315 . ,. 'V 5. f- Q5 :I l 'iff I . , Q N X , . 4- ff , -1 vw I ffiisnlff' ' I 3 .fdwggg ' Q 1, Q'g:.-9:-. ff- gfgbe ii A ' ,fm muy . -'E-,w:! jh.f:,. ' .2953 ' PR f'i:'.'Fi'f A - 1: A vfi' Nr ,E X of J' f ,J 3-,-. J, i Athletics Monogram 'lub Rubvrt R. Eid:-11 Gerald Ilvfff-1'1n:111 Igt'l'll2il'll T. BI'fXIll12lH .Tvlmmw Burns I-jmlwawl J. fiillillllll XVQII1-1' XY. C'Ill'l'0H xIi1l'Yill XV. Cwlvxx . , , 3 . LHHIS l. I'n'lli'vll1'f Rulwrt J. R11-nlmll Max H1'y1lQ-11tl1:1l Xviuiillll II. Burns Hl4'l I!'I'IliS l mv.u:n W. Sf'uxr:1l1lf:1e, 1'I'lNlvIll'llf Iflfwxlzlf .I. 1 .x1.1H,xx, I l4'l'-l'l'I'NlIll'llf XV.XI.'l'l'IH W. 1'.xl:mr1,1., 5vl'l'l'lfllI'4ll I'1mv.xl:1f .l. Ml'm:.xx', Tl'l'll.Ylll'l'I' l A4'I'L'l'Y MICMHICRS R1-V. f':4lWi1I'1I V. Hultwn, S. J. I4l'lHl2ll'4l IJ. SIIVIIS, Ph. L. Paul .Tavulfsn-11 Louis XY. '1'1mlvll:1, A. M. NIHMIIICHS IX Till-1 l'NIYl'IHSI'l'Y fh'U1'gl' H. llulway Ilzirry lluflln-1'1' Rziylmnlfl I'Ii1lvn P'1'a114'i:4 J. Holly' Jzinlvs L. Elm-ll Hvlwzil'-I J. BIIIIIIIQV YiIl1'l'Ilf H4-1'111vst1'uff R11-v111u11fl Pr-vk PLICIJHEN I l'lllll'iS M. f'4YlJYy .Insvpll Il. Lynx-I1 R4-In-rt G, IM-11km-walt'-1 XYi1liz111n Il. Lf'!lI'1l Julm T. Harrity Ilfmivl I-I. MQ-any K4-nnvtll H. Krmfkstn-ilu RUM-1't H, Nvtfnli Ale-x 'Wilswn -T4'l'HHI1' Re-iman Rwlwrt J. Hwmtz Iullwzml XX. Nfln .Tum-i-lx J. Sf-lun' XVilli:1m J. I'--xx. Maxx Nlmpiw Duuzil-l XY. Smut Gart A. XYi11klv1' WIONOGRAM CLUB. Frrmf row, 1,UXYPl'S, C':11'l'nll, Hx'l111e'ki1ln-l', 3Illl'l'2l.X', l!1'v11n:111: nur rmr, Blvllllf. HQ'lIl11'SIl' Ft 4 IM H II 293 ' A3331 X I IB uf ,ffm ! ! ,V W 2 'wr 3 2.,jg 1 11. B s I 41 ,A ,I 2, 5.42 - f -ff .,, +vW- we f'i' , L-, : If Iv' fln 4 - 1yv-1 v 'ff' PQ' fig Q li j 1 . W 1 ,,, 5 -- ai ff K. ,K u 9 I 4. ,- askethall l all l.XlIl'll tllrxu--l out In lu' tlu- snllllmuwlu No lI5IlllH!V .... XXl'5l1'lll hl:l1vflun1-Ill-'Isl :lll lam 5 blunt III tlu-1lpv1111ug IlllIIlll4'S .... lwl ll l'eX'Nx11lvlwI l1-Qs 1-Inzllvlwl l.1v4N'ul:l!ulwul1 11-ll Tlu t1l'.lIl,4-x-'ll 1lQIll!Irl tzlllvr IVl'llHIll'Ill5. 'nut lYi11lil-Al mm luis QHl'llllIIlUll'lIIH'l1ll' 1,1 I Ilf i sl I . ' .' I. . , . .I . 2 'Ulf' f'rHf', XYlnlilvl', Szlwkla-x llw fquml ff l wlvll Nl! lllCl.Y. 1':1liln:m: nur mfr, Smllls '1 '-l . f1mn'l1f. .l, lllvllllilll, ll l-11111, li. lrlllllhlll l xm ll. 5I'l1Il1'I1lVl', lulrlltj' fffzfrwrffffwl. 296 nm 1 eshman asketball ll Q x 4m H lx l N :xx s I ut URI N X 1 x n Q N J 1 IHXI xr 41 11 1 I ll Illlxtlx an In rx 1 umm Xillfl f mu n 1 r fl 1111 A 161111 luw I1 M lllflllllf 297 Track 111111121111 Ilnrxy Hnflwrr, 10a11ing S1Pl'1l1fE1', lim In-rs 1Il11Uul'S .... .lan-k Wurwivk winning his 298 iirst irltvlw-nllvgintv 440, 2l,L1'211llSf Flnivago. . . Ilivk Sim-rks is nvvl' tln' wilnhmws but l1l1l10l' thy . .,. mm :lt Ilnrtlm-tt gylll .... 11l11'2lgU 1021115 tw tln- tnpo in tlnl high Inmllq- Q-vvnt, Puwers tak ing 1111111 .... T119 sqnznlz fmnf wolf. Stantull 11I1j'l'S. Ilutln-rr, 1,-VUIIS, 1114111111151 .wvnml mu' NYilsun f1'mrr'h1, Mzwkvy. Km-rlwl', Hnntz , . I. ,V . 'lmmnn: nur mug Nvrlis, 1j1vWl'l'S, XXzlrwn'li Flank, 81111111-1. ,V ross-Countr V' . The squad: Hayes. Brennan, Coavli YYilsun, Walsh, MuNuIty. . . . Captain Bernie Breuiian lights it out tu the last inrfh for laurels .... BI'E'1lll2l11 poses befure a 1114-vg afterwards lit- was still running'-for the sliown-rs .... Glimpses uf the auuuzal invitational meet, with the winners modestly faviug the l'HIll9l'ii after the ordeal .... Full uf energy, the two tx-anis start: full of disgust, they nmnago to finish SHINE time later. '--'Al R v .fif a 299 ,T- u QA' nan ' nfl fr ,Wdmnr J? -'wasp-, sl 300 '0lf, SXVillllllill ' V11-1:1111 -llllllll-Y l-.lm-ll tlalslws Ins Yl4't'Hl'y Sllllli ln-T1-lv tllv pllmgv .... Huy lll'lIllf, .law Lynvh :ln-l Villlllllll Wally 1':11'1'ull mln-Illmvllstlultv the, Tlll' m-4- main puints in llriving ilu' pill clown tlu T'l11w:1y: I.yn4'l1's lnuttn s 1111 ms tu lm Pali 1'ul':,l:l or lwustf' . . . Hlwvll 11-zlvlws fm' tha, ish lim-, fur in tllv ll-:ul .... The squallz NYilsu11 f1'mn'l1i, Sll'llllIllllt'l', I,ylll'll, .llll'l'1'll lirllvlistvill, .luym-, IM-il1l, Xvslxitt. 'T 4 Q Boxing l'lu- XYillll:1lll XY1'l'llIIil4l.Y :1 1l:u'lc1':v:u'ln Tw I-qw---V my xxirll flu llmvilng lmm-14 .... 'l'ln- N'lllil'l2 lmlfl mfr, ll:-xlxlly. V-ww. x' vwslii, lil-1.lu-w:1l14-11 fun mfr, Hull'-mix lwfmfrfff 1 f, lb-:mf 1 Y Ilillv. Nlwllwlv, l'llll4I .... Tuff ll2lSlllAlll lmls 1111+-my! lw llll Yl nle-ntiluv, but nut llIlll'll vlsw. . . l,1-Him' l:l'lll'1llf'l' N4Ill2ll N ml I Y tinul killing .... 'l'ln- lo-fs-In-v If-mlb lilm- Inv ln:n4 -wxwfrlmg . . l':lIvT:1iu l r:u1 l'1+1ll.v +li-ln'I 11 4-:'1 l Ilan- Illlllllwl rx-.H iw l wax Slllll4'l4'Hl .... l'l11- sign slwul-l lm-l Thu mln-1 xmlx. lx 'Xl 471' 30l ' I Tournament 1. St. J11s111111's 11f l'itts11111'g'11 was k111111k1111 nut 115' C111un111ia, but went 1111 t11 wi11 the 1:11ns11111ti11n t'1l2iI1lPi0l1- ship .... ZZ. The n111n111nt when hearts st1111 11e:1ti11g', while Rvitz 11f Evans- villv is 41t'f9i1t111g Our Lady of Vi1't1,11'y llf Lz11'kaw:11111:1, New York .... 3. TI11- Indians 111111 St. P1-te1A's 11f Fair- Hlllllf, Yvest Virginia, niet i11 thx- last 31111111 nf the first 111111111 .... 4, St. P11i1ip's P11l111ll2itl?41 D1- La S2110 of 11111111-z1p111is, national 1'11a111pi1111s i11 19221, in the 1111-1t 111111111 .... 5. S1111111- 111,111y lots a wi111 11119 Hy in thv gc-1191111 11i1'e1'ti1111 1,1f the baskvt .... G. Re-11 1-Ilk is after thc' 1'011Ul11111 a nionient 1z1t1'1' .... T. The 11111111115 zigain, and Qnivk 151'-111' thinks 1111 is playiiig S110- 111- .... Thai-e's 111111 s1111t that w11n't help :1ny111111y win this QQHHIP. . . . 9, St. M:11'y'S of .A!1dt'1'SH11 111508 :1 1111111111111 t11 C':1t11111i11 111' Baton Runge. 10. 1Y1'1S1l 1'1-111-0111s tln- Gavls 11y 1'9- 1'11v111Ai11g this 11110 .... 11. The I11- 1113115 fl'011l Smith Dakota meet St. 1'11t1'i1'k's 111: 1'I1iz111111t11. N. J.: Quick B1-111' 111111 -1111-111111 l1:11'1- their 1lii1'1'iS t11 thv 11:111101':1. 'I02 Intralnurals 1. XY11I4'1 tlw lIl1l'll11llll'1l1 lPI'HQl'HIll. . . . ZZ. M. J. .Tnyv 'I'llll'S Yu ' YRS .' 1111011 1 ' ' flu- fast mmlll l'1l11.1111Q'1 QI .x1ll1lll Dvlt, 1:-41 the- way in tlu swim ,.., CI. Mika- Miwllulmvslii mul C11:u'1in- 1'11l1lI www XY1llllt'l' and 1'l1ll1l0'l'llIl ro' Spvvtiw-1y in t110 lmwling' tlrlll'll2il111'l1t .... -1 Tlu- Pi Alphs and IJu1:1u A.C. met in thu play- off tu l1t'1l'1'l1llllt' the 1lZlSkl'f11ll11 1'11ll1l1Ill1Il1S1l11P ...VL T11 run wffre fulln X141 ' ' , lg:-, Sv1n-111, Sll11lYill1, :xml 'W:1rwi4-k. Q- MVP 11-21414-rs in thv 1'I'l,lSS-l'1lll1l1l'f' Il 03 'Hi wa ntramurals l. Imxw- :intl kiss:-s i'I'UIll me- To Yull. but lt-gg-11 ti' that hull. say thi- snlilis In thx' t'n+sh in tht- ilntn-ivlass gunna- .... 2. 'l'm1vlilv:ill with u tuuvll wt' l.H1ltli1liliNIllIlx'l'i talks-s thx' :wail fm' thu- Du- ., ,, . . Luis .... .'. Ihv 1,lli2lllS plot :1 hit ut strzitfjgy in tht-ii' QSIIII4' against tht- Vilillllllillll 1li'i1t0:4. . , . 4. RIGID' I-M f1llll'ilIPHIi'ill4' Ruvks :mil Du- 5 lmth lust this nun- in the' sun .... 5, Funk W4llI1il'l'illQ it' it 1rH'1'i's Piiwllgll l'Hllgil'ilUllSU tw lTlSff' his 1':u'e-mam iIlSfiIl1'IS'iIlT1'2UIl1lI'2li Inas- : - -1 - 4 , .' : t- Ihvhms. s lntramurals 1. lin-rmy null his lllIlllIiQl'l'S iinisllwl t'Yt'l'.V tUllI'llIlllll'lIf fm Timm- 1 U: frunf mfr, MvRI:u1us, IIe'1'1m-st1'utT, lilvlllliill, Funk: nur mug VZUII' stka, N1-wlmusv, Mulligznn, HIIQIIUS .... 2. Sul- livan :unl SI'll!'ill I:-11 Iln- tie-111 In tlu- tupv in tlw vruss l'UlHlTl'.V l'll1'l' .... fl. '1'ul1m'l1l,::1ll was il Sfl'l lllllill5 mul, wlwn tln- Ilulzms 111111 Rwwks nn-1. il luluml-v spurt ..., 4. XYI'USfIiI1g' was limitml Tu :'1 fe-W Ufllllgjm whn wr-rv gm-lntla-1111-11 1-nmlgll Tu Ul'Q:llli.U' flu-ir slallgllter :xml give- t'Yl'l'yUIl4' ll gmul slxuw, , , 5, .luyvv :lull Ahligv, first :unl tllilwl in tln- l'll2illlI4'l swim, km-pt l'HIIllPZlllY im' il 1:11, 01- uw. -s 305 , xx- x 73.4 ixlllllllli and C0llllll0llCBlll0llt f0llllll0llC0llll3llt Tin- R:-vvl'm-1141 .lnlm XY llvm-Q S .I :lm-Iixw-lwl thx- :ulflw-ss In thu- l'Ulll!lfl'S at tlu- Jum- 1-mn h 1 llll'llI'Q'lll4'llf. . . . Nvw-11 llllmllwl :lull lift-V grzul -95:1 ,.,.: ., : IIIIU tln- ww' .... ' ' ' - , l'Yl'llilIQ wlu-n lmyulll Stllllvl .' '- : A' Illllllllll lll'l' liHI'II .... 1' 1' 'A' 'I' 4 :Nl 1' I NYilsun, H. J., 1111-s4-lltf-41 tlu- 111-gn-vs :xt thu- mill .vm-:nl 1'mhIlY4ll'IlliHI1 in ST. Ignatius 2lllflit4ll'illIIl . . . Hwy Il lll1lllll'l'Il mnsn-s fllllll Im-xml:1's six Tllllilllg umts tmnk fl:-gn-4-s lust .ve-:ll, . . , Ilu pw-51111-mlt ut tlw lllllYl'l'SItf' wltll Ins 11lSYlIl1'IIW fzlnllnnlgv lult vllnluxn-s tln- zlmule-11114' Inmw Siull. 1 E51-gg .-:v-3, :sq x 'wikww 5 ,Q 307 0 llunnl Iiznv-':1l:a111'e-zito sv1'viw-s in St. Ignatius 1'1llll'l'll, ll su-nim-'s small-11111 IIIHIIIUIIY. . . Tlw Rt'Vlr'l't1ll4l Jose-pll A. BI1'I4ZlllgllIiIl, SHT., alumni 1li1'ertm', km-ps flu- grzuluzxtm-s in wnmtavt with Luyulzl. .. . The- fm-ulty, whivll finally IIUVHIIIL' Sufi- llvzlrtu-1l illlll lvt thsf sf-11iu1's nut ut' svlmul, HlZll'l'Il in In tllv l'Xl'I'l'iSt'S ...., X llllllllill' g2lfht'l'illgS fustvl' Luyula Sliiliffil Tva ut The I'I1lgvwz1tv1' lV':t'Zll'll hotel .... Q'Qmnnlvllvn-lmwnt-tllef sellinrs await tlw IPI'1'SQ'lltQltiUIl uf XY1'll'l'iil'llt'41 4lvg1'n-vs. . , .1-nga-a.mU.,,-,-.'.-, . ss!! XA wi I08 e led e of L0 ola Graduates HHN you are granted the degrees whit-h admit you to the roll ot' !'l'?1'lll?ll ' of Loyola I'niversity, you enter into that seler-t f-ompany of men ot' all au--s and of all eountries who have enjoyed the privileges of aeadernir- training. and who bear before the world the duties and responsibilities whit-h sf-holai-ship and culture entail. From the groves of Athens, from the medieval universities ot' Bologna. Paris. Salamanca. and Oxford, from our modern institutions ot' learning, your preflef-es- sors have gone forth. marked by eulture, zealous for the spread ot' truth. trained to the leadership ot' their fellow men. In your undergraduate years. this university has endeavored to inspire you with a love of truth. in religion, in morality, in seienee. The faeulties of Loyola I'niversity are met here to weleome you to the vorua panionship of seholarly men. In the name of these I eharge you to be true to the prineiples you hay.- learned, and in particular to that supreme prineiple under VVllil l1 you have been trained: All to the greater glory of God. In this hour it is right that you should deelare your purpose in lit'e and repeat after me this solemn pledge: I solemnly pledge my.seIf': To hold this degree as a sacred trust: to serve tio-l and my fellow man: to keep my honor untarnishedg to be loyal to my f-ountry and my tlag: to be faithful to my alma mater until death. May the Lord direct you in all your works, and further you by His help and graee: that all your ac-tions may begin, eontinue. and end in Him to the greater glory of His Holy Name, the Name of the Father and of the Son and ot' the Holy Ghost. 309 Acknowledgment T IS impossible for us to acknowledge all of the persons to whom we are in- debted for the pleasure the production of this book has given us. T00 mueh eredit eannot he given to the members of the staff for their willingness and enthusiasm: espeeially do we wish to reeognize the work of John Bowman, Jim tQunnn Ed Sdnudden BiH Seguhh Paul Byrne and Red vaaen It B a real Hirih to he alde to sa3'to a staff nienibeiw YViU,y1iu take eare of this niatter.N and to know with certainty that he will: everyone of these men was in the elass that we eouhl depend upon to the Hnnt.lt was only years of expedenee or extraorilinary interest in the work. however, that made the aeeomplislnnent of these few more notieeahle than that of George Fleming. Junior l'01'LlCS, Chuek tfliaughlin, Jac-k Ratyferty, George Renter. and Paul Healy. We niust also aeknowlenlge the indispensalile aicl of everyone. staff nieinbers and non-stall' inennnus alnun nlnilnlped us in the nnul rush id the hun few'1lays behne liulnieatioir 4bu1'11qwresentatives ini the inwifesshinzd eainlwuses, Hal t'roxvle52 l3iH l.aniey, tflark Met'ooey, alul Bob Feeny, all applied themselves willingly anil ettieiently to the solution of one ot' our inost perplexing' problems-that of seeur- ing' the interest antl Cooperation ot' the prot'essional elepartinents ot' the university. 'Phe next general groulito nlnnn we wish to exlnxss our ainnwwiathniis the faeulty. Foreniost of this body is our own uioderator. Dr. Zabel. whose eneour- agenient and generally tolerant eensorship has enahleml us to earry on our work with as little t'aeulty supervision as is praetieal anil as inueh faculty eooperation as is possihle. Miss llurkin of the Sehool ol' Medi:-ine reeeives more ot' our thanks than any'cuher huqdty nnwnber for hehwnig us with the detaus of ohieannius zuhnhnMrauon.1H+aH Huifm1uU'1ammnw upon whmn welnustiumxpemedh incmrswwd1fm'nNmnnHimohmwqmsywimuM1wpuwsourgwuhude Next among those whose help we are ulatl to aeknowlenlge are the eoniniereial tirins with whom we have dealt. To John Roc'-lie ot' Root Studio we extend our liainl tin' his xvilhiigiiess alyvay's tmr give its thmilmest arf his tttorts. Blatty'1rf tht Shnnhuwllhnuo Hugnuing Vonnnnn'knons nnnw ahoutthe LovoLxN.itslnw nnjg devehqnnenh and eonsU1uthn1than any oHn1'1nnn aHve.zunllus hhms and suggestions this year have heen as prieeless as they have heen in the past: lnsahnnyto:uoum-amlenmnunm'Hn-nhok MaW whmievmwthmg memedto lie ewniig'xv11nig'is jiist init-tif tln- niaiiy' taltaits NYllh'h liayw- hillmeil tim nialie liini ai Hxtluwt at tlni lnihlhuithius idhmw- at l,oywrhi. Thi Ifathsu' Stliuiidt :intl IVra1nq X'ainlm1' llidclelismf tlie l.oywmhi l'niyw'rsity' l'ress foi'tlieir aiixiinis etnnpcutitioii Hlld Hnirlnlp hispmwhngiuwlnoduehon ne MnHlla'ehinaHy guueluh Allofthe twuntwuen with wlnnn we have nwwked.1nu only Hn-four nlnnn we have nuns Uoned hutzuso Hnlmhmens wlunn we eannotinenthnr have hduwizitrennwnhuu persoind interest.11nlnu'tlnni.a PlH14f'CWHUlNOPPhll4Hl0.lH tht-lnwuluethrn of the lnmk.and Hun N Nw nhmniwhy ne Mndlahwus mnwhhrthem hilm among 4uU'lust Hieuds. Theluwahuthniit Husxwdunuxofthe LHYULAN has Qhwn uslnany husy days weary hours. anfl sleepless nights. lt has heen a treinenalous experienee. Hur intenthnizul year has heen to enjoy oulselves as niueh as possNih-in assenihlhig our piudieathnigyve hHXX'TliQd niu to undo-ziliusniess out of UH1'lHbUPS hut hm nnduilun out1d'thenL No nnnnent aH year has QhWW1lN grwuer phmsure Hnni this last one-the aeknivwlemlgnient ot' how lllllell we owe to all our fellow workers znnlthezwsumunw Hun ne dnulinyertorwt Hn'joy welnue hmlin wodung xvitli tlimwii. ,J, IP. IP, Ill!! ll Abbell .. Abel . . Abell . .. Abrams .. Abruzzo . Acerrn Acker Adumkewicz . . Adnms, D. .. Adams, L. .. Adamski, . Adent ........... Adler ..... . ...... . 178, 166, Administrative Council . Aguly ............. Ahenrn . . Ahlm .... Ahnger . . Aiello . . . Akland . . Albrem-ht. . Alder . . . Aldige . . . Allen, C. . Allen, L. . . Allen, R. . . Allen, NN , .... Allman . ......... Alessio . . ....... , Alpha Delta Gamma Alvey ............ Amar, M. . Amar, XV. . Amato . . . Amberg . . . Anrlalman .... Anderson, E. . Anderson, H. . Anderson, J. . Anderson, M, . . Anderson, V. . Andolina ... bXIlf11'9XYS, T. . Andrulis . . Anselm , . Anthem . . . Antnnelli . . :xllZil!g91' . Arhotman . A1'L'llE1' . . Arenson . . Armzm ..... Arnegard . . Arnnld ..... Arts Student Council Atz ..,.... :XYHkiill1 . . Aylwalrd . B Babcock . . . Baby .... ,... , 207, ...69, .203 245 193 166 Aim, B1lf'Zj'l'lSki'BIOll9f ...,.... Baikovich ..... 179, 207 Baima ............... Bake-r ........... .... Balf-e-1'kiewivz .179, EOS Baldji ..... Ballard .... Banner ,. Bapvist .. Barn ..,,... Baramowski .. Barr ..... Barrett .. BH1'1'il1g91' . Barron .. Barry .... . . B3l'Sl1l1liRll . Barrels ...., Bartholomew . Bartkus .... Bal-wig ..... Basketball .. Bass ...., Baxsnk .. Bates .... Battnglia .. Batzka . . . Bauer, A, . B?I1lE'l'. M. .. Baumgarten .. Bef-ker . . . , . Beilke , . . . Befosky , . Belknap , . Bell ..... . . Belniak .. Benedict .. Benson .. Beresky .. Bergman , . Bergrren . Barley . . . Bernarki . . Bernardy . . Bernif-k . . Berry . . Bertrand .. Bertucci . Besse . . Bessolo .. Bovin .... Bir-klin Biel . . . Bielinski. H. . Bielinski, S, . 209, 201 105 2.0-4' 1 93 1'7A9' ink! io? ..7.2. 1.755 1'749. 25 8 277, 179, 25.3. 249: 146.6 1'2'S. 24012, EOS 204 -woo 249 263 204 193 -1.6-B., 204 166 193 211 206 213 203 207 211 215 209 215 249 266 221. 179 156 215 158 209 215 219 215 166 205 303 221 212 251 215 209 223 262 215 166 166 211 166 210 206 212 228 215 207 219 217 219 213 203 236 210 21-l 166 272-2 215 211 245 213 207 'WO-L 215 211 207 276 179 26-L 273 211 212 209 205 214 215 210 166 'ZOS 253 250 269 201 179 203 219 292 223 215 249 276 219 213 179 219 249 209 215 259 250 208 301 208 202 20S 217 207 209 223 '209 209 201 267 251 223 200 249 21-1 207 2209 'ndex Biggs A. . ...... 217 Vnrrull, J. J. . ...,. .. ... Burlmnl ......... , .209 260 Vnrrull, J. P, ......... ,, , Bi.notti . . .V ......... . . . . 215 Varrull, W. 167, 2015, 249 Bmlogivul Seminar ....... HH, 249 263 21414, Birkenhauer ........... 166, 251 Vary ...,........ .... . 276, Birney .......,............ 166 Cmwinto ........... , , , , Bfryen .... .205 248 300 f'aAs4- f'0IlllIll'IllillllTS . , , . .!IZZ, lslllk ..... ........ 1 93 Vnsvlln , ........... , , , Bluvhinsky . . ...... 166, 210 Uasc-y ........ , .. , ,214 Bluslole . . I . . . .........,. 209 Vaspnri .. . . . , , ,A BlllS?l'Zl'llSkl . . . . .179, 207 257 Cassnrvttu . . , .,,, 2451, Ililevlns .,... ......... 2 14 Vussizly . .. ,H ,U linski .. . ..... , .. 205 Vustrmlsule . . . 354' gig, gffsh h. , . . ..... 204 fvldlilllllff . .. .,.I,,1f1l, ltsc . . . . 179 211 4'an':l1u-V . , ,H Blome ., .... 179 l'uuI glue . . . . .193 225 Peas:-r .. lue 'GY .. . . .113 271 l'4-rulu ,.. Blumenthal . . . .207 208 New-uliymi , , Bohilf .... , . . . 213 V4-lley . ,. Bovhmski . . . 219 Ferny . . .. Boa-hner . .... 213 K'hilflll01'k . . , Boehm . . ...... 209 Chamberlain , . , A goin-tail . .. .. ,193 2214 Vhanlhvrs . .. 0 un .. . .... .. 215 Uhapin .. Boland .. . . .179 210 Vharm . .. Bolbzlt .. . ...... 215 Ohm-hilg ,,,,, -I ' Bolewic-z . . .... 214 f'heka1l ...... . . , , , Efliillgff. .. . . f,'hEllliSU'y Vluh . . ,A ,Em u nto . . 111. Uherikos ..... . , , Bonzm ., . . . . 1210 Chic-k ,,,, . H Bnngiornv 1. . , . 179 Chisc-nu . . . , , , Bongsxovanm .. 208 Chiggp,,de,l I A I juz Boronik .... .... , . , . . 225 f'hmiel .... A , , , Bowler, G. . ............... 212 qjhm- . I I ggzxgnan . .. H201 225, 1137 q'hu'y,b , -I VQ',,':' .' 44-4--- -'-'-44-.---- , Vibulkzl . . Boyne ...... . ... .. .. 213 1 ,'.1. k' -5- .' Bradburn, A. . . . . 179 Qgfgllltax 414 ' ' ' ' 'lm :Ol Bradburn, J. ...,. ... 166 g'iI,a1,, H 'H ' lgrazgtielch .......... ..,. pil-,f,11,, . . A ' ru y, . ..... ...., ..... , q '14 -k. ,,,, yi Bramdeix Competition , . . .Q1, 2311 4-hx.ki,' R- I n A 'L' B1'unrlstrz1der, F. .,.. ..., 13 12 Q-Im-k' Gen' n I -i,,'5' Brnndst1':1der, R. , . . , . 340 phirk G E A ' ' ICH Bruuuan ....... .,. 166 q'1Hwi',.nl 'qvhih' U U' Brnzis ........ 179 p. -sl lf Bremner, D, ,..,........ 69, 157 1'lg::x?srnx11eNfl.lili S I N V A U ' , A Bremner, J, ....... 166 201 363 pl 1 .- ' ' ' ' .' Brennan, B, . 1201, 1263 1293 299 C1231-iq ' ' H A 151 Ill, Brennan. E. ............... 221 pI9m,t,l.: J' H . I ' Brennan. J. E. ,.... p1em,.,,g' giqgl- I ' L. N 1. fl., 1.. ,' ' . ' Bl'PllIXilll, J. -T ..., 179' 211, 232 2-ffzapllil' Nxter ' B1'enna11x, K. ......... .. , 206 V051 'U'- Bl'f1llllilll, R. J, 204 262 29-1 296 Q 31 Y' ' Brgnnan. R. 5, .... 2202, 262 f-Simi? , 1 . A Brfve- ..................... A113 qi'0h9u' jy' 4 l V , I U 4 guflllilells 4' A - - - 53,5 Cohen. X. . . . . . . . , .. VI 'mlm - - f - Vohlel' ... ... 151 2117 Brislane . 1123 w -,Z Egfr 2'Zi3'.,f41'0'A. 3i1 11i ro 5' ,.,. 1.,-1 '.- .Yi ,., .. Broome . . ,..... 167 2-wowlni ' ' ' 'lub' JAM lm U, ,,.q :OLI .. .... Brosnan . . . . 70. Colmm 163 Brown .... ...... 2 12 Cnlomm ' ' A ' ' ' ' ' ' Brown, E, . . . 1204, 12-LO pondml ' ' ' ' ' ' Brown, J, . ....,.. 209 boudml' J' ' ' B1-Oz ...... ,.... 2 14. 223 Comm ' ' ' ' ' -36:3 -Mfr' Brozowski ,.. . 72, 166 201 v ', ' ' ' ' ' ' I ,. u , - Connexs .... .....,, . 231, 340 143 Comwv A Bl'Ild8l' . . . ...... 179 F ' A ' Brundzn .... . 201, 249 ' ' ' glflgaskz ' 4' ' ' i'onnor' . A IL en neun z 0. .. Sqn vnnoley V . H -I H Bupkloy ' ' N04 'nl Constzmtino Bum-klin . . . . . 20-L Conti ' ' 36.5 14-AG' Budi 215 N ', ' ' 7 ' B f .' on- 10nwa15,J. .. Bm,Sa'5 ' ' ' ' ' Conway, P. . , . ,204 mb ' ' ., 92 Conway, Y. ,, , . .. Burke, E. .. ...203 -Uh Cook Burk9,R.... ...201 , . Burke, XV. . . ....... , . 209 l,00hdife ' ' ' Burns, B. . ........... 203 f,O0f'f5 ' Bm-ns, J. . .... 211 269 29:5 523-:eQQa - Burns, J. . . ....,...... 211, 2169 Y, R - , ' , ' Burns, T, .. 204 239 240 :ea 1-OW '- -QUE' 54' Burl' .... . ..... ....... 2 13 , 'gh' Ol Bumki .100 l orcorzm . . ...... . . . ........ ... , 0-., Buscaglia . . ....,. 20S 260 k,0'.d'iT., ' ' ' K Bush .,.. .. ,209 256 269 4 ' - - ' Burke ........ ...223 iq, '- Butkus .. ......... 20:4 276 201'l 'e ' lon Bvczek ... . ......,.. 193 217 291,119 ' ' ' ' ' BQ'rne 'foes -1-fs -130 -163 'OSUWP - - --- ' ' ' Costello .. Cotter ..., ...... C Costnntiuo . . . .205 l'01l,'l'hlill , . .... , , Cnlek .......,....... . ...., 206 Coven . .. ., .131 Cali . .,,. . . . . ......., 208 260 Cox ....... . .201 Calihan . .201, 262, 293 294 296 Coyle ,...., . . .. Calkins ................... 206 Cnzzie. A. , . . , . fm ' ' i S2Ii1i2?'i::i: A.3i11 54 ,i A . j i 3 i Camino .,..... ....... 2 14 Crandall ,. .. .1213 Czunpzlgnn, A. . , .... '209 260 Craven , . ,,.. . . Cmnpngna, P. .. ,........ 209 Crisp , . . ., . . .. Campbell . , . . . . 179. 2-1-L 247 Croake . . , . .193 Campion . , . , ....... 210 Crgok ,,., . ....,....,.. , . . Cnpano .. . . . . .. 207 Crowley. C. ...... .....,.... Cnpnk . . . ........ 209 Crowley. E, . . .169 209. 251! Cardinal .. . . , ..,... 96 272, QT-L Curdy . . . . . .ISI 210. 26-L Crowley. kv. ........... .2111 Carleton , ..,...... 269 Crowley. J. A. ..... 169. 201 gnrlton . . ........ 181 Crowley, J. E. . . . . . . 203 arota ..... ...... 1 S1 Crowley, P. . . . . . . . . . Carpenter . . . . . .167 212 Crowley, T. . . . . . . Carroll. J, C. . . .... 204 Cudnhy . . . . .69 3 211 1157 .Lux Iilylp 27:4 ZIZ 1.1.5 2119 244 - fr: 1:74 214 271-1 1576 1:11 201-c Zlni lfllfl 15319 till 21119 2151 ISK 25215 214 1:14 ZLUH 210 249 297 202 20:4 2511 213 276 203 21.7 2513 Zim 260 flux 156 2543 2424 217 2.10 2247 223 :Elisa 309 :Zim 1513 219 2413 223 211 212 214 214 275 223 EOS 217 Q96 22724 260 23.1 181 223 203 230 210 031 240 217 213 160 260 277 167 230 206 208 160 211 1S1 201 262 303 193 22s 162 211 301 207 217 240 269 27:5 217 210 264 21:2 169 213 191 217 239 209 217 214 TAL 211 fun 211 262 239 264 203 137 1. -1 Vuflzfhjf Forum , , -I Vulhzmv ..... , L:l'1 Vullvn, li, ., lI,'f f'ulIs-n, .I. .. gr.: Vnlnmin:-, .., H 117 Vunninuhnm , , gl.: Vllhj' ,..,. , I 1c,'c Vurrznn , .. .,.. .. l'flL :IH Vurkhnn , ......,.. .. Ii Vumstku ., ...:DLL L52 , 5 Simi ll lmdu .. .... gm. Duff! . . 41 3 Duron . . . . ,... :ww Ilnhln .. .. ,,,.... l'l.., :IT Inmmf- ... ..::u.3, :am gg- 3 ,W UNIX. fl . ,.,.......,,, uw, Ilnljf, II, . H, ,l A -413 Uulloz ,... N. ,U 211' Imuha-nfif-Ill . . .,.. , 414 lJ'An1lr--:A . .:u4, :am 9,7 Imniuna- , U , k 517 Darlnntm , ,,, , 41.3 Unvidxun . 11 1 Duvisl .l, . yu, Ilnvix, K. . 31:1 Dnvix. L. ...... gu- Davy ..........., ...... Z I.: Day Lau I'r.unf'il ..,.,..... T: Dvlhuriu ,,... .... 1 -1, Zhfv !.'. Dzlriv-urgm , IIIIIIII 3133 D1-Grazia , II,I 1 -1, gm. Dv-ihl ...... Hgfq, ,gnu D4-Lanry ..... A 1-1 Dvlzmey. J. I , ,. .421 1. :qi DvI,zmy .,.... ...I gg 3:2 Ds-lfnxw .... , . . LH . DvLu1'ia , Lf.- Dvllillizum 3...g Dvlllpv-5' . 30,4 IJ.-m-en . . . , 33.1 Ilenkvr ..... .. , ww I,h-nkewallvr .. In , gf'-, 141: Jim .5'-1 Dr-nney ... , -14 DeXyvf , A IIIIII gun In-Pinto .., ,A,:f,- -'fm Dwrezinxki .. , , , 1x1 gm, Df'Tl'i1l . . ., ,...., Zlll In-vin ... ,,,1-1 gf: DeWitt .. .., , 21,1 DeXVnlf ,. Agw., grg 1m.-w.f,1f.- . , ,,,... 313 Dizmlmul .. ,bw jii Ibilhxolu .. H-fx. 244. 3,,., Diehl ..... .....I , 1 gng IJi9lll1E'YVl' . .... . .1243 LIT Dilfvndal . , .LIH4 I-1. INT Dignaun .. ... ........ 227 Dillon . . ., ........... 331 Dilllice-li . .. .1Sl. INT, 1:11 v nu ZITI. ITS. IT' TN Dim-eu .. . .......... . I V1 Ditkowsky , . , . , . , 214 Divane ... ,, QHE' Dixon . . . ...... II! Dr-Qing .. ,375 Q77 Iinllerlb' . . A ,, 33.1 Dojutrek . .. .. Iv Dnlun. J. R. ., . 211 Dnlzm, J, XY. , I -H-4 Dolezal ...... , Mi Dnmhrowski , . , Sri- Donullue- . . . , . 1653 Dr-nelan ,. , , 169 Donnelly ...., . 313 Donovan. li, ...... ...... I 311 Donovan, M, G, ....,,,,,,., juni Dooley ....... 210, 232. 2.13 361-1 Doran ..... .... . . , 19.4 217 Dore , ........... ....... 1 Ht Dnrity .,........ , . . 1143 219 Dorothy. Sister II, .- ...... 312' Dormer ,........, . . 221 Doriey ....,.. 2233 Doriey. XV. F. , . L' 12 Dmlgllerry. P. . ..... 242 Dougherty. R. .. 2114 33:2 Downey ...,.. .,..... 2 H4 INIXVIIS . , ....... 55' IRT Doyle .. . , -'f+T. 238 STN Dm-nu:m .... . . .159 212 Driscoll, J. . .. ...... 2111 Driscoll. J. T. . . . .2+LL. 213 Dx-uletr . . ...... ..., 2 11:3 24:0 Dubay-lx . . ................ Zvi Dubay ....... 169. 201 2142 22-422 DurTy. D. . . ,....,........ 213 DuEy, E, .. ,... 212 Duran, ll. .... 204 Dugan. R. . ,294 24N Duzzn .. .Z-H SSH Duzgam .. , . . 21? Duke ..., , . 213 Dlllewicll . , 217 Dullazlxan .... . , 1 N1 Dumnnowski . . 214 Dunn ..... . 2022 DIIIIIWIIQ' . , 2121 Dupont . . , K' OV? Dussmnnn . . . ANY DX'tI11L'l1 . . , 24:1 Dwnn , .... . 204 Dwyer ....... .....,.. 2 31 Dwyer. .Tv E, . .,....., 203 Dydnk ..,,.,. .. .1651 2- 1 'Wi Dziejowaki - ,... , . . 2191 Dziuhski .. . 21-L G. M. Hopkii E Edgar . Edinger . Edwards . . Egan, T, .. Egan, F. .. Elilerding Eiden . . . Eisen .... Eisenberg .. Iiisenstein . El-ilund .. Elliot . . . Ellis . . . lfllwell . . . Emmons . . . Enright, J. .. Enright, T. .. Epstein, D. . Epstein, S. .. E rbe ...... Flrn sl Erpenbeek Esposito . . . Ettari . . . Eugule . . Eulo .... Eva Eva ngelista .. nescing .. F Faber . . Fad ,een Faello . . Fali nski . Fahey .... Failla . ..... Fairlxairn Fall renbauh . Fakehany . . Falf Fulk 'zyk .. 193 193 159 -ul-m 203, 249 205 208 169 169 204 205 Falla-r . . . . Farmer .. lHl 276 Farrell, A. Farrell, E. Farrell, XV, .. Fassino .... Fay 1-'elim-1 . . . Feelian . Fei-ny .... .... Fein, H. . ...ISI Fein, Bl. . Fi-it .,.. Fennell ..,, Fennessey . . Ferguson . . . l erl iliolz . Fm-rri . . . Ferrini . . Fetti: . , . Filip.-k ,.., 1 ink .,...., Fink, R. J. Finnegan, 141. Finnegan, XY. A. . Fintz .......... l iorvtti . . . . . 1 irnsin .. .,,. l is4-lier, H. . . . . 1 is1'l1er J. K. . . Fisher, J. . . . . l islier, 11. . . lfislunan . . . 1 isliman, 1. . .. X l itzg:erald, 1'1. . . l itz,:e-ralrl, 41. .... Fitzzerald, .1. A. , l ilz::erzild, .1. V. .. l ilL Y.. Filzliz-raild, M. l uerald, M. ll ueralrl, R, Fitz 1 itz::e-ralfl, XV, . , lfitzpatrii-k, P, .. Flamlxoura . . . Flainaggan, M. . Flanagan, XV. . . . . l lanner, T. ....... . 1 li-lnin:: ...... 202 l'1ll'llllllLI10l1 . l la-ntle .... l linl .... ....., l lolie'I'p.5 . . . 160, Flynn, 1' .. 1 lynn, Bl. . l nll-y .... 1 olllnar .. Ford . . . lfornanggo lforrestf-r . . . Foster . . . l 1lllll1il' ..... 1 ox,1',.l, ,,, ,MM Fox, ll, B, ....... . Foy, J, ....,.. 202 l oy, NV, . . . 1 rakc-r .... . l raneis ...... lf'ran4-is, Sister Frank ...... Frankel .,,. Fraun:-es l ri-flerir-k . . 1 i'i-ella-1'g . fri-neh . 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Grogan Hrosslruseli . Grosso, M. . Grosso, YV. . Grudzien .. Grunt Grygn .... llulwitsrll .. Guerin . Gunning .. iiuokas .. 193 210 253 209 249 .69 lien' ..210, 253 ...1H3, llaliesmzinn . . . . lla::::adorn . . Hagan, D, . Hagan. R. . llajfluk llale ..... llalloran .. Hxlpin .... Halton ..,.. Hammerel .. Hammond .. llan4'o4'k .. Hauf Hanley . llanlon . llannan .. Hannon Hansen, G. Hansen, L. Hanson llarr . Harris llarris, F llarrisnn .. Hart . llarly . .B.. ..201 193 207 uns, 195, 195 249 207 133, 19,-. 223 206 208 215 214 214 210 183 213 169 215 278 278 252 296 205 219 211 215 204 214 207 276 278 206 248 250 158 215 276 260 213 214 209 209 219 260 217 260 217 169 258 271 205 219 215 212 214 276 GH 215 208 215 215 203 165 215 204 183 215 219 2023 213 251 214 206 219 213 206 219 263 251 239 221 213 133 217 203 264 204 215 214 165 202 225 223 260 209 300 221 274 230 217 221 217 205 223 250 215 215 215 212 221 256 259 215 212 217 223 212 223 223 265 212 207 201 211 223 217 203 Haskins . . . . . 169, Hatcher . . ...... 169, Hasinski . . . ....... . . . . Hnusmaun . . . . 169, 201, 237, 271, Hawkins . . . ......... . . . . Hawley ................... Hayes, J. C. ..211, 244, 252, Hayes, J. M, ............. . Hayes, R. . . . . . . .204, 298, Hayes, S. ................ . Healy, M. ................ . Healy, P. 202, 230, 244 250, Heany ...........,........ Hedrlin .... .. . ..... 195, Heintz... Helgeson . . . . . . . Helmet Hemwall . .......... 183 Henaglien ............. 204 Henderson .... 208, 276, 277 Hennessy .,72, 169, 201, 231 245, 247, 248, 249, 263 Henry ....,... 183, 256, 277 Herlihy ................ 205 Herman .................. Hermestroff . . . 169, 201 230 275, 293 303 Herrick . . .......... 202 Hess ..... .1.. Hewin ..... . . . Heydanek . . . . .. Hickey, J. .. Hiekey, M. . . . . . 69 Hieklin . . . .. . . Higgins... Hildebrant . . ........ . . Hillenbrand . ..230, 256 Hines ..... ..,..... Hletko .... . . . . . Hobivk . . . . . Horlapp .. . . . . . . . Hoffman .... . . . ...., 195 Hofherr, H. .............. . Hoflierr. R. .. .20-1, 245 247 Hofman .... .............. Hofritclier . . . . .. . Holme ..... ..,. Hogan . . . .204 Hohmnn . .. . . . . . . . Hollander . .. ... .. .1143 Holmes ................... Homan .,................, Honorary Mediral Soeieties Hopkins Literary Soeiety . Hopp ...... Horan Horn. Horn, 1'. . Horn, H. . Hosek .. Houft Howard ,, Howell .. Hoy .. Hruhy .. l-lulwr . Hudson Hughes B.. Hughes, J. 202, Hultpen, F. .. llultgen, XY. . Hunt ...... ll urley ,.., Hurwieli .. llyman .. i '2':z'o, A 2-ls .89 202 195 165 204 262 207 Hynes ..... . . .96 I lanrloli .. ... ..209 lmmel .... ,.., Impelliteri .. ..201 Insull .... ..,......,.... 6 9 lnmau .....,. . ............ lnterfraternity Uounril . . . . . Irwin ............... . . . -I Javobs, C. .. ..... , . . .277 Jai-obs, K, . ............ . Jacobson . . ....,.. 163, 207 .lakubs .. ............., ,. Jana . . .... 153, 207, 259 Janasz ,. ....,.....,.. .. Jarrell .. .... . .. .. Jurosz ... ..., JilNll'l .... ....., Jaskunas .. ...,, .. Jenezewski . . . . .1743 Jenkins ... ..... Jennings . . .204 Jvrhi .... .... Jerome .... . . Job ...... . . . . . Johnson, C. , . . Johnson, H. , . . . . Jones, M. .. .... Jones, R. . ..202 .lordani . . ... . . .. Joy ...................... Joyve ..........,., 262, 300 Junior Bar Assoeiation .. .92 .Turan .......,............ Jurkowski ............ . . . Jutowski , . . . . . Juzulenas . . .... ..205 K Kadluliowski .,..... 183, 207 Ixalin . , . . . Kaiser .,... Kaleta . . . Kallal . Kane . . 312 210 210 209 230 273 210 269 297 205 299 204 183 272 205 225 209 221 203 207 249 278 240 274 278 301 265 245 305 249 219 183 193 256 156 214 209 213 271 201 214 202 236 221 293 248 215 214 225 297 202 207 205 117 248 293 265 215 217 203 205 210 212 269 213 250 169 225 208 305 202 202 209 219 215 258 301 260 204 267 156 219 97 2 05 278 225 276 214 278 215 162 209 205 201 207 215 248 215 276 163 163 212 219 249 201 210 303 183 217 221 249 266 214 215 209 249 202 Karlovitz .... Karnatowski . . Kapon ..... Karras .... Karscli . . . Kurwoski . . Kascewicz . . Kashmer . . Kaspre .. Kass ..... Kasten .... Kautz .... Kavanuugh Kayne ..... Kazmierczak . . Keefer ..... Kehias .... Keleher . . . Kelley, Kelly, Kelly, J. Kelly, J. Kelly, Kelly, . Kelly, V. .... Kelly, Kelly, X. Kendall ...... LQ' f R. A. J... C... R. K XV. 203. '2':s'1 Kendzier Kennedy, Kennedy, Kennedy, Kennelly, Kennelly, ski .. M. . T. M T. R. J. . . M. . Kenney Kesert Kesler . . . Kestel . Keys . . . Kiburz . . . Kieffer . . Kiener . . . Kilanko ... Kilbane . Kiley .... Kilmer . . . Kilty .. Kimhle . . King . . Kiniery . . Kinnane . . Kirby .... Kirkland .. Kirstuk .. Kissane . . . Kippenhan , Kirrli . . . Kissel .... Klapman . Klaus ..... Klein .,...... Kliniaszewski . Kliniowski . .. Klingsporn . Kloss ..... Kniekelo .. Knotek . . Koeli ..... Korlianski .. Koenig: . . Koepke . . . Koerper . . Koliski . . . Konieski . .. Kopperman . . Kopulai .... Koppes . . . , Korzenski . . Kostryeki . Koth .... Kotnaur . . Kmvnmfka . . Kozak .... Koziol .... Kraemer . . Kraft ..... . . Kramer ..... Krasowski . . . Krautsieder .. Kravek .... Krevlmiak . . Krein .... Krieser . . Kriest .... Krenzalek . Kretz , . . . Kroll .... Kronfeld . .. Kruekstein . Kruger ...... Krze1'zkou'ski . Krzyzowski . . . Ksliasyk . . . Kuhee . . . Kuhiez .... Kuhiszak . .. Ku:-ikkala . . Kuhn , . .. Kujawinski . . . Kullianek . . Kulpnk . . Kuman .... Kunzalek . Kuratko . . . Kurek . . . Kurtz . . . Kushner . . Kverton .... Kwapieli ..... Kwasinski . . . Kwusinski, R. . v...A.2.0.4.Y . . . .183, J Sli J. ..... . .i1'a':s', ' fiiof ' ...20S. .. .210, .il-71,1201 .' .' . '2'o'2', ' . . .202, ...1S:J. Ixwinn . . ....... . . LaBiue . . . LaBoeki . . I, , 250, 195, 183 208 205 249 255 171 195 255 '1'9'5', 203 .2.0.8., 1 R 5 , 4'z'0's4, .1.9.4.' .1-5-S., 185 251 '2'1'i' 205 'eos' 244 202 195 255 195 195 210, 249 209 262 eos' 205 207 2071 204, ...1.8.5. 1 . 2.1.1-, 219 221 202 207 206 257 195 223 225 209 223 297 250 258 219 209 214 223 211 262 171 210 203 223 183 263 212 161 223 219 239 211 211 264 202 276 215 215 210 223 256 219 205 223 211 209 217 185 215 206 165 208 185 185 212 215 215 208 215 205 210 209 207 206 213 215 221 256 215 268 261 298 225 210 276 212 246 213 219 249 219 214 209 256 171 209 268 223 185 219 212 208 212 250 185 266 161 300 223 215 215 205 212 203 215 225 210 202 214 219 266 249 249 204 215 215 208 257 268 171 207 210 219 Luck .... Ludwig . . Lngorio . . . Lnlly, E. . . Lully. J. . . . Lnlnbdu. Rho Lnmey .... Lnmpert, E. LBIIIDGIT, XV. Lampke .... Lundberg . . Landis . . . Lune, F. . Lune, J. , Lane, V. . Lung, P. . .. Lang, W. . . Lange . . . Lnportu . . I,aRoqne . . . Larsen, A. Larson, R. . Larson .... Lnsiuki .... Lauer, A. . . Lauer, J. .. Lnvin . . . Luw1'0nce .. Leahy , . . LeBlanc . , LeBuy . . . Lee ....... Leiuhtweis . Leklurquis . Lennon ,... Lennox .... Leonard . , . Lesciauskas Leslie, E. . Leslie, H. . . Letnurneau . . Levin . .... Levy ...... Lewis, J. , . . Lewis, R. . . Leyder . . . Limacher . . . Lindenfeld .... Lindman . . Linduw . . . Lindstrom . Link, J. . . . Link, H. .. Linn .... Linner ., Lithol . . . Litmam .. Little .... Lobrnico . . . LoCnscio . , . Locher . . . Lorhnel' . . Lor-ker . . . Lodeski .. Loefgren .. Logan . . . Loiselle .. Lomasz .... Lombardi .. Lnnergan .. Long .... Looney . Lopez . . . Lorenty .. Lorenzo . . Loser ...... Loughery . . . Lovely . . . Loyolan ,, Lufen .. Lukas ..... Lukowski .. Luther ..... Lynch, J. .. Lynch, M, . . Lynrh, M. A Lynch, M. C. Lyn:-h, RA . . Lynch, YY, . Lynn ...... Lynn, YV. . . Lyons, R. E, Lyons. R. P. MzmB0yle .. BIHCDOIIIIGH . Maciejewski . . MacKechnie Mackey, C. . Markey, YV. Madden .... Mackiewicz Madigan . . . Madura .. Maggie: .. Mahoney Makuska Maller . . . Maile-y .. Malone . Maloney .. Mammen Mancillas .. Maney . . . . Maniocha .. Manly ..... Mann, D. .. Mann, G. .. Manning Margaritta. . Marguerite . Maria ..... Marino . . . 51.11 . Mb. .2.5.2., .........171 185, 208, 277 .1.7.1.,. iid: .2.3.7.' 271, 273 .'.'.'2'o'si f '2'4'9' '.','.'1'7'1' ...'1'7.1-, .'.'.'1'5'44 , . .185 . .' '1.'7'1' .-...-1-9-5A , . ,205 .'1'8.5' v. 1 . 5.0.9. -1.S'3.,.fi6, '2'4'4', 2.12 271. , . ..... 195, . . .195, . 1209? '2'd3'. ' . . . .... 195, .' . ' . '2'0'cs4 . . .203 .'.'.'7'3'. . . . .'..1.S'5' f f fibif '2'6'2' ' f Ifibrif '2'6'2'. ff .2'0'74, 204, 249, 250, ... . .'.'.'2'0'4', .1ASA5.,'f16'?.' 12.66. 'flfibbf '215' . . . . . . . . 202 , . .1s.s, 207 ' .'.'.'.'.'.'2'o'a' '1's'5,' 561' 42.5492 212 214 264 201 278 117 240 275 209 264 209 258 215 265 250 265 214 201 195 214 210 247 214 221 215 246 223 171 209 217 206 207 214 251 209 265 214 171 217 263 219 219 171 276 205 256 211 215 249 246 275 219 225 215 215 278 171 215 214 217 206 267 223 209 161 274 248 159 209 212 209 221 213 204 219 185 260 185 171 171 228 205 207 212 225 300 219 223 206 201 296 213 211 '776 598 163 273 301 278 206 298 215 276 20-L 209 260 208 217 208 221 205 223 R5 -OS 963 1 fm 268 278 219 249 209 219 248 221 278 Markiewicz . . . . . Markiewicz, S. . Markoutsus .... Markus ...... Marks .... Marana . . . Marr ..... Marshall Martin J. Martin, V. .. Murtyku . . . Mase .' .... Mutejku . . Murtinsek . . Martine-nu . Mastri .... Mnthefs . . . Matt . . . Mattlin . . . Matousvk . . Maurer . . . Mnurovir-h .. Maxwell . . May ....... Mayer ...... 171, . .2.0.4., . 195, 214, 248, 195, 1751. 1:02, 213, 249, 209, ...2 210, 185, OZ, Mazurkiewivz . . Meuglwl' ..... Manny, D, . Meany, R. . .. BIPgZI9XVi4,'h . . NIEIIEI' ..... Mehignn . MGl1lllE1'l . . Mehren .. Meier . . , Meinig ..... Melvhione . . Melze .... Menvurow . . Merkle . . . Merrick . . Marsh . . Me-rtz . . . Me-tlen . . . Meyer ..... Meyers ...... Michalowski Middendorf . . Miglori .... Mikelt .... . Mikula, C. . . . Mikula, E. . . Mickulec' . . . Mileski . . Millan . . Miller, C. . . Miller, J, . . Miller, O. . . Miller. R. . . Miller, XV. . . Millitzer . Mindlin . . Miska . . . Miskovi . . Mitchell . . Min-ivk . . . Mittleman . , Molloy . . . Molloy, E. . Mona:-0 Monahan 249, 195, 197, 245. 202. . 5.8.6.7 . 173. 210, 186, 157. 208. 173 iifmf -Z2-T-1, ' Mon ks .,......... .... . Mooney . ....... . Monogrzun Club Montgzomery . ...... , . . , Moody . . .1S6, Moore ....... Moorhead Moram. J, . . Moran, P. .. Moran, R. .. BIOIQQIHI ..... Morrissey, J. . Morrissey Morrison Mo1'1'0w Moser .. Moses Mosny ..... Mosny, E. . .. Moss 210, 22 9. 201. -1 -'1 3 202 -2.0.4. 1.5.6. .2.0.7. 2 O 9 51.2. 2 O 3 2.0.5. 2 0 5 2 7 2 12-1. 253 1917: 159. 211, 163. 249, ,XW,.. ....... 208, 203. Moyes ............... Moylzm . . 205. 243, 250 Mraz ................ Mrof-zkn .... Mrozowski . . Mueller .... Mulcahy Mull-ally, C. . Mulhern Mullen .... Mullvnix . . Mullin . . . . Mulligan . Mullowney . Mulvaney . . Murin ..... AH 72. RIlll'l1ll1', Murplly, Fl. .. 00-1 .ISEI Murphy. G, ........ J Murphy, . .. Murphy, Murphy, Mnrplxy, Murphy, 3Illl'I7hj', Murray L. B. L. C. M. . , . R. .. XV. . 202 208. , .1.S.6., .ysn ' '2'1'24, 263. 262. 22S,' '2.3'7-. 262 Q36 203: 201 262: Murtaugh , . . , . . . . . . . . Musival Orgamzatlons . Myers . . . ...... . . . .. Mf'AfeP McB0yle BICCHIIH McCall ....... McCarthy, -I. . 272. 248, 207, 186, ' '2'4'9', 293. . b-1. '2'4A9'. y 219 201 256 217 247 297 219 219 251 250 214 214 256 173 252 257 215 250 173 208 221 IHS 217 162 221 219 217 293 249 197 251 246 207 225 209 214 274 215 2014 213 217 206 160 230 20:4 251 303 251 213 214 249 214 2233 217 225 255 211 '21-1 209 186 276 ESS 215 223 269 250 214 220-L 301 267 273 223 251 293 214 264 231 278 269 249 213 214 274 211 209 205 214 215 276 207 223 221 297 205 173 202 219 217 202 205 274 301 213 250 305 208 203 215 2-15 277 197 211 214 173 223 208 211 250 296 211 242 '217 213 163 202 203 256 McCarthy, J. F. .. McCarthy, M. McCarthy, M. Mr-Curtin ....... McClure .......... Mr-Conaughvy ..... Mvfloney ,155, M4'COI'd ......... Ma'ffurmir'k, H. Ma-Cormif-k, J. F. .. M4'f,'ornli1'k, J. Mvffnrrnivk, .I. Y. . . M1-Curxnivk, J. XV, , Mr-Vuurt ..... .... M:-Cru-zuly ........ M1'f'ulnnlixk1-y, Mr'f'un1u1isk4:y, AlK'I,PI'll'lll'l ....... Mlu'Dom'll ........ Mrllonm-ll .... M4-Ilolmugqln, J. .. A1l'I,0ll0llLfh, K. . MvlJmmm:h, N. . Mr-Ilunuuull, Y. . 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