Loyola University - Wolf Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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ARTHUR JOHN PETERS. LL.M. Another of the well known lawyers of New Orleans. He is a graduate of lyoyola and Tulane Law School. Socially he is a proniiiieiit member of the Chess, Checkers and Whist Chib. SpecializinR in civil law in all of its branches he is a familiar figure in all of the courts of Louisiana. On the Loyola Law School Faculty Professor Peters is Lecturer on Successions, Donations and Testa- ments. STUART ROLAND BARNETT, LL.B. Entered Loyola Law School in 1919 and graduated with the degree of LL.B. in 1922. He specializes in interstate and carrier law rate cases, in which subjects he has gained a high repu- tation for cleverness. A deep student, he devotes his spare time to further researches in the wide field uf law. On the Loyola Law School Faculty Professor Barnett lectures on Bail- ments, Carriers and Interstate Com- merce. WILLIAM J. WAGUESPACK. SR. LL.D. Another veteran ul tiie New Or- leans bar to which he was admitted in Tune 1S84 after a two-year course in law in the office of Chief Justice Edward Douglas White. He is a graduate of JefTerson College and Georgetown University. On the Loyola Law School Faculty Professor Waguespack is Lecturer on Equity Jurisprudence and Fed- eral Procedure. In this subject he is well versed having served as U. S. District Attorney.

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mmm w: ' JOHN C. HOLLINGSWORTH. LL.D, Prepared for liis profession in the Tulane l aw School from which he was graduated in 1903 with the dej?ree of IvL.D. While practicing law in general he devoted special care to Corpora- tion, Insurance and Contracts in Admiralty. Became a member of the Loyola Law School Faculty in 1919 and as Professor HolHngs worth lectures on Insurance. BENJAMIN W. KERNAN, LL.D. Ranks among tlie prominent mem- bers of the New Orleans bar. He engages in general practice of law with the firm of Dart. Kernan Dart, but devotes special attention to the law of torts. On the Loyola Law School Faculty Kernan lectures on his specialty, Torts and Workmen ' s Compensation. The high esteem which the legal profession of New Orleans enter- tains for him is seen in their elec- tion of him to be President of the Louisiana Bar Association for two successive terms, 1913, 1913. IVY GREEN KITTREDGE. LL.B. A native of Louisiana and grad- uate of Tulane Law School. Ad- mitted to the Louisiana bar in 1897 he associated himself with W. S. Parkerson. He specializes in general civil practice and formerly held the otTice ot City Attorney. Socially he is a prominent member of the leading clubs of the city. On the Loyola Law School Faculty Professor Kittredge lectures on Municipal Corporations.

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-pijHiif HENRY B. CURTIS. LL.B. Came first to Loyola when it was a pioneer college in 1908. After six years he graduated with the degree A.B. in 1914. In September 1914 Loyola University established the law school and Henry B. Curtis was again a pioneer with the first enrolled. He received in 1917 his LL.B. degree. In the summer of 1916 his law studies were interrupted by service with the 1st Field Artillery of La. along the Meixcan border. During the World War he was a Se.ond Lieutenant with the 141st Field Artillery in France. Along with Luther E. Hall he formed a law firm, Curtis Hall, in 1921. Pro- fessionally he devotes himself to Civil Law. In 1921 he became a member of the Loyola Law School Faculty and lectures on Agency, Privileges and Mortgages. LUTHER E. HALL, LL.B. Son of ex-Governor Hall of Louisiana 1912-1916. Entering Tulane in the Arts and Sciences course he received his A.B. degree in 1915. Tulane Law De- partment gave him his LL-B. degree. A member of the 1st La. Field Artil- lery he served with his unit along the Mexican border in 1916. Later during the World War as First Lieutenant he trained with the same unit at Camp Beauregard, crossing with the 39 th Division to France 1918. In 1921 he formed a law partnership with Henry B. Curtis under the name of Curtis Hall. While practicing Civil Law in general he makes a specialty of Corporation Law. As Professor Hall of the Loyola Law School Faculty he lectures on Agency, Privileges and Mortgages. He is now in his third term at Loyola.