Loyola University - Wolf Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1926 volume:

€X LIBRIS The Wolf Foreword hope and purpose, in the pages, To present to our friends a true record of the year 25 -■26. To recall to those who are interest- ed in the welfare of our Univer- sity, the glories of the present Loyola that they may be ani- mated to strive with us in realiz- ing the Greater Loyola of the future. .i I ' J. 1 ' ; CHTRCH OF THE HOLY NAME MID SOUTHERN PALMS FATHER F. D. SLLUVAN, S. J. Frisiclt-nt The Wolf, Nineteen Tiventy-Six Father L. J. Ml i.rv, S. J. Reijcnt of Arts and Sciinus Father J. D. Foulkes. S. J. Regent of Lniu Father J. H. Stritch, S. Rrijent of Dentistry Father R. M. Brooks, S. Reyent of Pliarmacy The Wolf, Nineteen TiventyS EHm| C. V. ViGNEs, A.M., U.D.S. Dean of Dentistry Hox. M. M. B oATNER, LL.D. Dean of Laiu Hox. Hugh C. Cage, LL.D. Dean Emeritus of Laiv J. J. Crasser, B.S., Ph.G. Dean of Pharmacy The Wolf, Hineteen Twenty-Six FACULTY, ARTS AND SCIENCES Fr. O. L. Abell, S. J. Fr. John- C. Reville, S. J. Fr. T. Kin ' C, S. J. Physics English English and French Father W. A. Burk, S. J. Edmonb L. Merilh, B.S., M.S. History Biology and Bacteriology Alexis Voorhies, A.B., M.S. Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics The Wolf, plineteen Tiventy-Six FACTLTV, ARTS AND SCIENCES Father F. C. Cavev, S. J. Philosopliy and A pologelics Mr. a. J. AcHEE, S. J. Mr. J. Lapevre, S. J. Latin, Greek and Enijlisli Mathematics and French Miss Jessie Montejo Spanish Herbert H. Welsh, B.S. Physics and Mathematics A. M. Alvarado, Ph.D. Chemistry ' The Wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six FACULTY, COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY Charles P. Kelleher, D.D.S. Ural Surgery and Exodontia F. J. Genre, D.D.S. Joseph E. Psavla, A.M., D.D.S. Superintendent of Clinic; Dental Anatomy Prosthetic Dentistry Albin p. Dansereau, D.D.S. Clinic Demonstrator; Oral Hygiene Sidney L. Tiblier, M.S., D.D.S. Histology. Bacteriology The Wolf, Nineteen Ttventy-Six FACULTY, COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY Col. Allison Owen American Institute of Architects Drawing R. E. Sherwood, D.D.S. F. J. Dlmitry, M.D., F.A.C.S. Crown and Bridge Osteology Peter Torre, A.B., B.E. Drawing A. C. Broussard, D.D.S. Dental Histology The wolf, rimeteen TiventySix ■ ■ -- • ■ir ■,yiS  :- FACULTY, COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY Homer Dupuy, A.M., Ph.D., M.D. Oral Surgery L. R. Rolling, Ph.G., D.D.S. V. V. G.ale, Ph.G., M.D. Norman F. Gueno, D.D.S. Materia Medica, Pharmacoloyy Pliysual Diagnosis, Principles of Medicine Crown and Bridge Technics J. L. Arnandez Anaiotny and Physiology The Wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six FACULTY, COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY L. Maurice Provostv, A.M., M.D. Physiology Valentike H. Fuchs, M.D. Orrn J. Burger, M.D. Anatomy .Inatomy E. J. Armand, D.D.S. R. W. Gaston-, D.D.S. Prostlietic and Operative Trclmies Orthodontia G. O. Rosado, D.D.S. Anestliesia The Wolf, l ineteen Twenty-Six FACULTY, SCHOOLS OF LAW Hon. Charles A. O ' Neill, LL.D. Cllier Justice. I. a. Supri ' nic Court S ietial Louisiana Statutes Alired J. Bo.soMO, LL.D. Ho.v. William H. Bvrnes, LL.D. Srtrrtary of ilic Schools, Juih r, Civil District Court. Lrcjal Bibliography, Forensics Court Procedure, Common Laiv Charles L Denechaud, LL.D. Hon. Percy Saint, LL.B. Successions, Donations Attorney-General of Louisiana Principles of Legal History Francis P. Burks, LL.B. Statutory Construction ?2 The Wolf, ] ineteen TiventySix FACULTY, SCHOOLS OF LAW Hon. Joseph A. Breaux, LL.D. Ex-Chief Justice. La. Supreme Coui-t Development of Legal Systems Benjamin Kernan, LL.D. Torts, Workmen ' s Compensation William J. Wacuespack, LL.D. Equity Jurisprudence Federal Procedure Charles J. Rivet, LL.B Code of Practice Negotiable Instruments Henry P. Dart, Sr., LL.D. Sources of Louisiana Law Charles Byrne, LL.B. Criminal Procedure The Wolf, Nineteen Tiventy-Stx FACULTY, SCHOOLS OF LAW Ivy G. Kittredce, LL.B. Municipal Corporations William J- Glste, LL.B. John C. Hollingsworth, LL.B. Segotiable Instruments Insuranie Charles F. Fletchincer, LL.B. Edouard Hekriques, LL.B. Confiift of Laws Assistant V. S. Attorney-General Admiralty Alfred C. Kammer, LL.B. Carriers Interstate Commerce TTI n m : 1 — I == X :  !! I A The Wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six FACllIV, SCHOOLS OF 1 AW EuGiE V. Parham, LL.B. Torts, IVorkmen ' s Compensation V. Marinom, LL.B. Particular Contracts John D. Miller, LL.B. International Law Arthur J. Peters, LL.M. Successions, Donations Fernand Teissier, LL.B. Contracts and Obligations Percy Ogden, LL.B. Criminal Laiu A The Wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six FACULTY, SCHOOLS OF LAW Alexis Briax, LL.B. Personal Relations. Property Ritj ils TOHN- T. McCloskev, LL.B. Stuart R. Barnett LL.B. PrU ' ate Corporations Carriers and Interstate Commerce George Seth Guiok. LL.B. CoJe of Practice Herve p. Racivitch, LL.B. Henry B. Curtis, LL.B. .Agency. Privileges, Mortgages (B) Agency. Prwileges. Mortgages (A) Milton R. DeRevna, LL.B. History of Lav: 26 Jtt ii monam QIo ir. (§. SJ. fatl]m Of affectionate menioi , who long; years ago, desjiite tlie press of his absorbing duties for the health and welfare of his fellowmen, so generously responded to Lo ola ' s call, and gave lavishly of his wide knowledge and mature experience to help lay deep and strong the foimdations of the College of Dentistry of which Loyola is today so justh ' proud, this page is gratefully and affectionateh ' dedicated. The Wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six FACL LTV, COLLEcni OK PHARMAt ' V J. Oswald Weilbaecher, A.B., Ph.G., M.D. George Juracovich, Ph.C, D.D.S. Pharmaceutical Laboratory M. F. W ' li.sox, M.D. Serums, Biotoijical Products Elmo Doucet, Ph.G. Pharmacognosy fX And the smol{e rose s oip p, slowly Through the tranquil air of morning. First a single line of darl ness. Then a denser bluer vapor. Then a snorv-Jvhite cloud unfolding. Like the tree-tops of the forest. Ever rising, rising, rising. Till it touched the top of heaven. LONGFELLOW: HIAWATHA. I I i The Wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six Senior Class COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Paul F. Raility. R.S. T li A NEW OKLRANS, LA. A ' oiv hy Si. Piuil, ih,- iioik ijnes hravily on. ' ■lass -ifi--I ' ri..sid nt. ' IM. ' 24, ' 2. ' ,, ■2i;; Wolf Rilitoi Philip S. Clark, Jr., B.S. T B a N ' EW ORLFANS, LA. Yout i on l ie proif, and plcasurr al tin- lirhn. Class Pi-esidenl, ' 2:1, ■2-1, •2r,, ■2(1; Student Cnun.il. ■2li; Frc-shman Football, ■22,; Vaf.sity Footliall, ' 24, Harold J. Dempsev, A.B. Beggars NEW ORLEANS, LA. Bf trur to your own higliest conviillons. JIaroon E.litor, 24; Wolf .Staff. 24; .Stu.lc.nt Co cil, •2.0; Wolf Editor, ' iu. Richard L. Dubuisson, A.B. OPELOUSAS, LA. Right reason is stronger l ian jorre. Senior Class COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Robert H. Erskixe, B.S. waukecan, ill. is our actual luork ii-liich determines our value. Pall A. Gaudet, Ph.B. Betjgars NEW ORLEANS, LA. Ideas are tlie very coinage of your brain. Varsity Football. ' 23, ' 24, ' 25. Anthony N. Muller, A.B. new iberia, la. Is not every true lover a martyrf Maroon Staff. ' 24, ' 25, ' 2C; Intramural Football, ' 25; University Band. ' 24, ' 25. ' 2t5. John H. O ' Keefe, B.S. 2 A K NEW ORLEANS, LA. pray you, let none of you people stir me. Raymond Stllb, B.S. T B A NEW ORLEANS, LA. Strict punctuality is a cheap virtue. Varsity Football. ' 22, ' 23, ' 25; Intramural Football, ' 25; University Band, ' 24, ' 25, nilfirjr aiii I ' liii i ' ,iimti ,. . H.! Senior Class COLLEGE OF DENTLSTRV Harold Hlivici;. D.D.S. cmcAcn, II, I,. ' Your lifts unuld the soul of susfifion disarm. J.AMES A. CoMli.ALX. D.D.S. I ' S2, K K i; LAFAYKTIK, LA. ' Pliiisurrs arc like liqu ors; ihiy must hr ilrnrik in small ijlassrs, Theodore Fixkelsteix, D.D.S. CHICAGO, ILL. ' Tlie cynic is one v:lin knn ' ws the price nf ei ' cry- tliintj and the value nf nnthm j. Fr.axcis J. Harrison, D.D.S. MOKTCOMF.RV, LA. My strength is as the strenc th of ten because my heart is pure. Senior Class COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY Jacob Hirschmann, D.D.S. HOBOKEN, K. J. ' True •wisdom is the price of happiness. Walter I). LokfflI ' R, D.U.S. CHICAGO, ILL. ' The more ixe stuity the more ix ' e discoTer our n norance. E.MoR J. Ll SK. D.D.S. CHICAGO, ILL. As a man is, so he sees. Wallace M. Nicaud, D.D.S. U, T B A, E K 2 NEW ORLEANS, LA. . tender heart, a kHI inflexible. Class President. ■32. ' Ti: Class Vici-Pre.sidrnt. Student Council President, ' 25; Varsiti ' Football Manager Varsity Football, ' 25. U . — iSJt .A - -  — ■« ' :44)iLj ' ' jxii!!V ' JiUHL m m lai Senior Clasj COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY NoRBERT E. Perret, D.U.S. JEANERETTE, LA. Of their oivn merits modest men are dumb. TiTTA Rlffo, D.D.S. E K Z BROOKLYN ' , K. V. ' H ' hen I don ' t knoiv •u.liellier to fifl it or not, I always fight. University Band Vice-President, ' 26. D.AVID J. S.ACKHEIM, D.D.S. CHICAGO, ILL. Every man is a volume if you knoiv hove to read him. Rudolph R. Sherry, D.D.S. CHICAGO, ILL. ' .■ ; take the cash, let the credit go. k m J Mr .! ,..: . , i - ' l-WiiW Senior Class COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY Alfred E. Smith , D.D.S. XtW ORLEANS, LA. ' T if hill III St and most lofty trees )iavc the most reason to dread tJie tliuiuier. William Soxe, D.D.S. CHICAGO, ILL. ' The (treat end of life is not knoivled je but action. Victor B. Stas.si, D.D.S. WHITE CASTLE, LA. On ' u.-ith the dance. Intiamural Football, ' 25. Malcolm A. Theriot, D.D.S. n LAFOURCHE, LA. ' Clear conception leads naturally to clear and correct expression. Senior Class COLLEGE OF DENTISTin ' Joseph A. Tumixello, D.D.S. NEW ORLEANS, LA. ' Jl ' itli .lllantcan shoulders fil to h,ar llir icfigJit of mtiihtirst monnrchit-s. Varsity Football, ' :;•.■, ' 23, ' SI. Peitox R. Tl xstall, D.D.S. -I ' 9. .MOBILE, ALA. . friend ii io rnakrs salt sn.ueet, and hlaikness bright. P.AUL S. Wot), D.D.S. HONOLLLl ' , HAWAII Doubt ivhom you will but ne-vrr yourself. ' ' V ■■ ' ■ ' . ' ' ' 7 w ' i Senior Class COLLEGE OF LAW Llovd Adams, LL.B. A A NEW ORLEANS, LA. ' ' (■ must nrvrr assumr thai iv iii i is incapable nf proof. I,a v .Ic.uinal . ' tafr, ■24, ' 2,1. Lawrence W. Bergerox, LL,B. A A ARARI, LA, ' Tliry arc liappy min ii iosf natures sort ivit i tlieir vocations. FjHVARIl M, BOAGNI, Jr., LL.R. 2 A K, A 1 A nPELOLisAS, LA. Still in thy ricjlit hand carry r rntle peace. SinxEV J. BoiDREAux, LL,B. E K i: NEW ORLEANS, LA, Mightiest poivers by deepest calms are fed. ' 1, V ■ym mm ps;3ff-|r5 Senior Class COLLEGE OF LAW Carl W. Bridger, LL.R. K V ORLEANS, LA. (■ (ould distincjuish and divide a hair ' twixl south and snuthivest sidr. Frank AL Burke, LL.B. new orleans, la. lived to ivritc, and vsrote to live. Joseph J. Cornish, LL.B. N ' EW ORLEANS, LA. Labor conquers all tilings. C. Leo Curet, LL.B. NEW ORLEANS, LA. Love all; trust a few. W. J. Clrren, LL.B. VEW ORLEANS, LA. ' Thy sum of duty, let two words contain- be humble and be just. Senior Class COLLEGE OF LAW Claude De Baroncelli, LL.B. 2 N NEW ORLEANS, LA. Kno ' u.lcJi c comes, but lu ' isdom lingers. J. Edmoxd Douglas, LL.B. NEW ORLEANS, LA. Knoivlcdiic is power. Law Honor Council, ' 24. ' 25, L. D. Prescott Dunbar, LL.B. A A, 2 A K BATON ROUGE, LA. O, luise youiKj judge, hoii; I do honor thee. Law Honor Council, ' 24, ' r, ; Varsity FootbalL ' 2; ■24, ' 25; Vai-sity Baseball, ' 23, ' 26. JoHX J. Dutel, LL.B. NEW ORLEANS, LA. ' Plough deep ii-hile sluggards sleep. Senior Class COLLEGE OF LAW John J. Finnorn, LL.B. There is even tlie dignity of voice. Law Honur Council, 26; Law Journal Staff. ' I ' C. Percy M. Flaxagax, LL.B. A A NEW ORLEANS, LA. Full of wise laws and modern instances. Class Sefietary, ' So, ' 2(1; Law Journal Staff, ' 2 ' ., ' 20. William J. Gallagher, LL.R. NEW ORLEANS, LA. Peace rules tlie day, w iere reason rules the ■mind. George S. Graham, LL.B. A A NEW ORLEANS, LA. Laws are silent in the midst of arms. ' ,f '  vf -r, q n r ' - ' Senior Class COLLEGE OF LAW James P. Guillot, LL.B. DERRV, LA. ' The amasst ' J lliouyht and experience of innum- erable minds. Ralph E. Harris, LL.B. A A NEW ORLEANS, LA. Earnest and steady endeavor ' will some day receive its renuard. Stephen C. Hartel, LL.B. NEW ORLEANS, LA. ' Give every man thy ear, hut feiu thy voice. William B. Harvev, LL.B. 2 N NEW ORLEANS, LA. ' The poiLer of Thouijht is the maijic of the Mind. pr: yffwf f -fer. iliTM .ir hrA, kafiA i ' ii ia iJ Senior Class COLLEGE OF LAW Andrew Hillery, LL.B. NEW ORLEANS, LA. itivr no ' n ' ords, my voice is my siuorj JOHN R. HiLLERV, LL.B. NEW ORLEANS, LA. Grcairr men llutn I may have lived, hut I do not believe it. iiiif ,v : «j, William J. Kearney, Jr., LL.B. NEW ORLEANS, LA. Order is heaven ' s first law. Frank H. Langriuce, LL.B. E K i; GRETNA, LA. ' Wisdom is t ie principal thinij: therefore yet ivisdom; and ii;ith all thy yettimj, yet under standiny. Bwtii )o p Bii tf-?«a« CTW5 aii a ' sm..- Senior Class COLLEGE OF LAW Clovis E. La Prairie, LL.R. A A DEVILLE, LA. ' Ffiv things are impossible to diligence and skill. Henry Lexnie, LL.B. NEW ORLEANS, LA. Not to knoii ' me argues yourself unkno wn. Albert A. Lew, LL.B. NEW ORLEANS, LA. One cannot knoiv everylliing, hut I come mighty close to it. Charles W. Matherne, LL.B. NEW ORLEANS, LA. Knoii-ledge and timber shouldn ' t be much used till they are seasoned. S.-yt ' ' :J ..::;- ' - ttrwr.f ., j Senior Class COLLEGE OF LAW Herman L. Mini.u. LL.H. NEW ORLEANS, l.A. .-1 Danifl lornt ' to jaJt rrir ' nt. Class Treasuri ' T. ' L ' 6. Harold J. Moore, LL.B. NEW ORLEANS, LA. ' T if laic: 1 1 lias liunorij us; may lie lionor it. Irwin W. Rosenthal, LL.H. NEW ORLEANS, LA. His future is agloix; luil i possibiiitiis. Samuel W. Rvniker, LL.B. NEW ORLEANS, LA. Never idle a moment, but tlirifty anJ thuuijhtful of others. 505 51 A igA SK ' W Itib. inn TirJ %,imiy .,(ir lariji Jr.im. ' mi,.. mMi- Senior Class COLLEGE OF LAW [ewei.l S. Simmoxs, LL.B. E K 2 NAPOLEONVILLF., LA. My mind is my KinffJom. MOSEMAN R. SlMOXEAl X, LL.R. N ' EW ORLEANS, LA. ' ( ' is a scholar, and a ripr and good oni I.iiw .Iciiriial Staff. ' IT.. Nicole E. Simoneaux, LL.B. N ' EW ORLEANS, LA. ' Lift ' , lioivevrr sliort, is nuidr slill sliortir hy ivasle of time. DoiGLAS O. Smith, LL.B. A ! a FORT SMITH, ARK. ' .Ind Still tliey ffazrd, and still t irir ivonder t rfic, That one small head could carry all lie knew. Senior Class COLLEGE OF LAW JdHN A. Smith, Jr., LL.B. A ! ' A NEW ORLEAN ' S, I.A, ' I ' m from Missouri and 1 ani lo lir sho cnJ LaRIOX J. TORTORICH, LL.B. NEW ORLEANS, LA. ( ' is a drfamer; lit us leave liim pass. Henry J. Voss, LL.B. NEW ORLEANS, LA. Work is alone nohle. EuGEXE H. Walet, Jr.. LL.B. NEW ORLEANS, LA. TJiis man decided no! to Live hut Ktioiv. Law Honor CoumiL ' 25. ' 26; Vaisity Football. ■2J; Captain Varsity Football, ' 2. j. li K. i: i. iai usuaaKs jayafe . ■TTlwulWtHBi iiitfe-aiii .-J.iii Senior Class COLLEGE OF LAW Nan S. Warner, LL.B. NEW ORLEANS, LA, ' Those that think must ifcvfin those that toil. ' Edwin E. Willis, LL.B. NEW ORLEANS, LA. Si(jlit after niijht, he sat and bleared his eyes ivith books. Harold J. Winling, LL.B. 2 A K NEW ORLEANS, LA. Infle.xible in fail i, invincible in arms. Class Vice-President. ' 24. ' 25, ' 26: Varsity FootbalL ' 23, ' 24. ' 25; Captain Varsity Football. ' 25: Varsity Basketball. ' 24; Varsity Baseball. ' 24. r il lijy ' - iiijj,JMijjiLi3r:;:j;:, ypj Senior Class COLLEGE OF PHARAL- CY Daniel L. Abadie, Jr., Ph.G. NEW ORLEANS, LA. T ir Jicaring rar, anj srcing eye. ' arslty KootbalL ' jr, ; In tramuial FootbaU, ' : Victor Accardo, Ph.G. NEW ORLEANS, LA. A feast of fat tilings. Var.sity Football, ' 25. Urban S. Allan, Ph.G. B 2 NEW ORLEANS, LA. ' .■ merry heart maketh a elieerful enuntenanre. ' SoNNEV S. Anastasio, Ph.G. WHITE CASTLE, LA. ' lie that hath knonj;ledije spareth his ' words. ' Senior Class COLLEGE OF PHAR L ' CY Frank K. Annis, Ph.G. BATON ROUGE, LA. ' irisJom is bitlcr ihan rubies. ' MuRPHV J. Ardoix. Ph.G. COI lONPORr, LA. ' Younij fi ' ltoics iL ' ill be youtKj jello ' u.s. ' Inlraimii-al lAu.tl.all, ■25. Gkorgi; L. Blrgunuer, Ph.Cj. NEW ORLEANS, LA. ' Time has his work lo lio and ive have ours. ' Leontine iVL Castillox. Ph.G. A T A NEW ORLEANS, LA. Smiles at pleasure, and fro ' wns al pain. ' Senior Class COLLEGE OF PHARMACY Gilbert V. De Gruy. Ph.G. NEW ORLEANS, LA. ' Till- atrocious crime of being a young man. Handball C-lianipion Tcani, ' 211. Claude M. Dealarest. Ph.G. NEW OkLEANS, LA. A heart for every fate. Varsity FootLall. ' 25, ' 26. Fernaxd R. Dealarest, Ph.G. NEW ORLEANS, LA. ' Great is truth, and miijlity aboir all thinijs. ' Intramuial Fuotball, ' 2.5. Alpha L. Derouex, Ph.G. E K 2 WELSH, LA. ' The noblest mind the best contentment has. ' Intramural Football. ' 25. Senior Class COLLEGE OF PHARMACY Clifford P. Gexdron, Ph.G. T B A LUCY, LA. As merry as the day is long. Intramural Football, ' ' lr ; Varsity Basketball, Eugene L. Guedrv, Ph.G. NEW ORLE.AXS, L.A. As lie thinketli in its lieart, sc is he. ' student Council, lie. Prestox E. Gilre.au, Ph.G. CARENCRO, LA. .-In J still be doing, never done. R.AV.MOXD J. GUILLOTTE, Ph.G. THIBODEAUX, LA. Holds fast to that ivJiieli is good. Harr-i J. Hebert, Ph.G. BATON ROUGE, LA. Half our knoivledge ive must snatch, not take. ' Senior Class COLLEGE OF PHAR. L ' CY Cornelius K. Herlihy, Ph.G. VVAVELAN ' D, MISS. Ornament of a meek and quiet spirit. Intramural Football, 25. Warren- J. Himel, Ph.G. CONVENT, LA. ' Il ' hat ' s mine is yours, iv iat ' s yours is mine Intramural Football, ' 25. Clifford H. Hopkins. Ph.G. :: . K MANDEVILLE, LA. T iey laugh tliat ijjin. Cheer-Leader, ' 25. Beverly Jeansoxxe, Ph.G. NEW ORLEANS, LA. ' Tis deeds must win the prize. . ' 1 Senior Class COLLEGE OF PHARMACY Harold D. Kext, Ph.G. B 2 NEW ORLEAN ' S, LA. ' have fouglit a good fight. I liavr finished my course. Albert H. Le Blanc. Ph.G. B 2 PAINCOURTVILLE, LA. Tlie bravest are the tenderest. Intramural Football, ' 2C. Sidney J. Levet, Ph.G. NEW ORLEANS, LA. ' A Jieart icitli room for every joy. ' Leander a. Lorio. Ph.G. NEW ORLEANS, LA. Behold the upright man. Student Council. ' 26. V 11 ' ' ' jiE? JJ ' ' ' Essj Senior Class COLLEGE OF PMARALACV JoHx S. Llcas. Ph.G. XKW ORLKANS, LA. ' Thf sliip of a taborini man is siirrl. ' Urban E. INLathikl ' , Ph.G. NEW ORLEANS, LA. Hire comis a man of comfort. Edgar F. ALwhl.x, Ph.G. MOREAUVILLE, LA. He •wins his ari ufnrnls, nuhile lie retains his conduit. Anthony j. Nobile, Ph.G. B :i, A K LUTCHER, LA. Loncj ex ierience made him sacje. j - «- Senior Class COLLEGE OF PHARMACY Muriel U. Oertling, Ph.G. NEW ORLEANS, LA. Sinont i runs tlir ifairr, lu irre the hronk ii tier p. Enrique Ortez. Ph.G. HO.vnuRAS, C. A. .-? prodigy of learning. Edward Paiz, Ph.G. GUATEMALA CITV, GUATEMALA None hut tJie brave deserve llie fair. J. Nicolas Petitjean, Ph.G. RAVNE, LA. ' . man that s ioics himself friendly and has friends. l. J. Plessala, Ph.G. PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS Iron sliarpeneth iron, so a man sliarpenelh tlie eountenance of his friends. Intramural Fonthall. ' S. Senior Class COLLEGE OF PHARMACY Nolan J. Poche, Ph.G. PAULINA, LA. ' lie uipi-rs, he daiues, lie has vyis of yuutli. Thei.ma E. PopovicH, Ph.G. ATA NEW ORLEANS, LA. Lady, ' wherefore talk you so? Class Secretary-Treasurer, ' 26 Therese Reynes, Ph.G. ATA NEW ORLEANS, LA. Her ivays are •ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. David L. Robertson, Ph.G. NEW ORLEANS, LA. The hoary head is a crown of i lory. Senior Class COLLf:GE OF PHARMACY E. Walsh Roth. Ph.G. NEW ORLEANS, LA. Too i ratrfiil for the hlfssinij li-nl. Of siin ilr iastrs and inhui conlent. Intiamural Fdolbiill. ' lT. ; champii ' n llaiidball Trai Henry L. Sal.assi. Ph.G. NEW ORLEANS, LA. If it mill Innnor hiloiu to i i ' iiius alone. liitranuiTal F.njtbaJ. ' L ' u. Ai.RERT D. Smith, Jr-. Ph.G. i; A K OkANI) COIKAU, LA. ' Sirl-vi ' miijhtUy, hut rat and drink as frirnds. ' ■Liss Presiilcnt, ■24; Varsity Footljall, ' IM. ' IT.; Var- iily Ba.skilbalL ' iS; Varsity Basi-ball. ' 23, ' LM, ■2i;. Grace Taylor, Ph.G. A T a NEW ORLEANS, LA. Thou IS. 10 liast ihe fatal ijift of hrauty. Class SfCi-etary-Tri-asunr, -25. Lastie M. Villien, Ph.G. i; A K MAURICE, LA. . mind not to he rlianged by place or time. ' Well ' .t tafT. ■LTi, -21); Class Viut-President. ' C; Ma- ifjiai Stall , ■2-1; Varsity Football, 25; Intraimiia I ' liuUiall. ■25; Manager Varsity Baseball, ' 20. The Wolf, ] ineteen Tiventy-Six JP S m A The Wolf, Nineteen Tiventy-Six Junior Class COLLEGE OE ARTS AND SCIENCES Francis L Billiu T B A THIBODEAUX, LA. University Band, ' 24. ' 25. Werxer Bolrgeois T B A NEW ORLEANS, LA. Berxard Dempsey Beggars NEW ORLEANS, LA. MiLTox J. Fleuriet NEW ORLEANS, LA. University Band. 25. R. Jerry Glas Beggars NEW ORLEANS, LA. Varsity Basketball. ' 25. Alfred Haxemaxn T B A NEW ORLEANS, LA. University Band. ' 24; Maroon, Walter Haxemann NEW ORLEANS, LA. University Band, ' 24. ' 25; Maroon. A Junior Class COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES JoHX F. Holmes NEW ORLEANS, LA. Francis P. Kammer Beggars NEW ORLEANS, LA. Joseph P. Macaluso NEW ORLEANS, LA. James P. ALarkey AVERV ISLAND, LA. Edwix Vega NEW ORLEANS, LA. Albert S. Yexxi, Jr. A z NEW ORLEANS, LA. Sodality. ' 23, ' 24, ' 2.1; Intramural Football. ' 25 Malcolm ' exxi NEW ORLEANS, LA. University Band. ' 24, ' 25; Sodality, ' 23. ' 24. Junior Class COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY ' Slatterv C. Alemax NEW ORLEANS, LA. Class President, ' 26. WlLLI. ' M H. CaSON WHITEHAVEN, TENN. Robert H. Dolese S , T K A LABADIEVILLE, LA. Dental Journal, ' 24, ' 25; Class Secretary, ' 24, Herbert S. Edrixgton E K i; RESERVE, LA. Intramural Football, ' 25. Nathan G. Gastox NEW ORLEANS, LA. Class Treasurer, ' 26; Intramural Football, Gerald J. Gioxataiso ELIZABETH, N. J. W. Rov Griffix COLUMBUS, MISS. Fleimixg J. Haxley LOCKPORT, LA. Class Treasurer. ' 26. The Wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six Junior Class COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY J. D. Hart NEW ORLEANS, LA. Morris H. Lai fer ALGIERS, LA. Louis LAL? IUs ! ' it, T B A NEW ORLEANS, LA. J. Franklin Mol tox, Jr. TEA LAFAYETTE, LA. Class Treasurer. ' 24; Intramural Football. ' 25. Joseph C. Nolan T B A, E K 2 BATON ROUGE, LA. Class President. ' 23; Class Vice-President. ' 24, ' 25: Varsity Football. ' 22. ' 23. ' 24. A. R. Whitley A 2 NEW ORLEANS, LA. Class Vice-President, ' 23: Intramural Football, ' 25. Alton R. de Nux n MARKSVILLE, LA. Aristide Picard ERATH, LA. Clayton A. Voorhies E K 2 LAFAYETTE, LA. A The Wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six Junior Class COLLEGE OF LAW BORRIS BURK NEW ORLEANS, LA. HARR ■ R. Cabral, ALA. NEW ORLEANS, LA. Liaw Journal, ' 25. Peter C. Cabral, Jr., IVLA NEW ORLEANS, LA. Richard J. Call NEW ORLEANS, LA. Henry P. Carmouche NEW ORLEANS, LA. Joseph A. Casse NEW ORLEANS, LA. SiMOX O. COURREGE NEW ORLEANS, LA. The wolf. Nineteen Twenty-Six Junior Class COLLEGE OE LAW Thomas J. D ' Albora NEW ORLEANS, LA. Severn T. Darden NEW ORLEANS, LA. Class Secretary. ' l;5. Louis J. Ehrry T B A NEW ' ORLEANS, LA. Louis H. Gaudet GRETNA, LA. Paul A. Gaudet i; X ■!• Bei gars NEW ORLEANS, LA. Law Honor CouncU. ' 25; Class President, Fraxk C. Gipson NEW ORLEANS, LA. Matthew A. Grace T B A NEW ORLEANS, LA. Law Honor Council, ' 26; Law Journal, 213. Albert B. Heitz new orleans, la. ' ■ ' -l ■n m - ■ -4 M nr n 1, , 1- Junior Class COLLE( ,E OF LAW Robert L. Hickerson NEW ORLEANS, LA. Joseph D. Hvland 2 X j NEW ORLEANS, LA. Peter F. Joxes NEW ORLEANS, LA. Ch.arles W. Kehl NEW ORLEANS, LA. Leslie L. L.aCroix colfa.x , la. Brittm.ar p. L.axdry NEW ORLEANS, LA. Lee B. Lane NEW ORLEANS, LA. Edward J. AIcShaxe NEW ORLEANS, LA. The Wolf, riineteen Tzuenty-Six Junior Class COLLEGE OF LAW RlDGELY MoiSE NEW ORLEANS, LA. MiLTOX J. IVIOXTGOMERY NEW ORLEANS, LA. BoxxiE B. Moses NEW ORLEANS, LA. Edgar A. Mouras T B A NEW ORLEANS, LA. JoHX B. Murphy T B A NEW ORLEANS, LA. R0BERT J. OURSO NEW ORLEANS, LA. Chester A. Peyronnin NEW ORLEANS, LA. Joseph A. Rubexsteix NEW ORLEANS, LA. Class President, ' i ' e. Robert D. Samsot 2 X NEW ORLEANS, LA. SiDXEY C. Saucier 2 NEW ORLEANS, LA. Not in group — Placed by mistake on page 94. A The wolf, Nineteen TtuentySix Junior Class COLLEGE OF LAW Joseph O. Schwartz 2 N NEW ORLEANS, LA. Marion G. Sieber new orleans, la. Rosalie Stewart NEW ORLEANS, LA. Russell J. St. Paul 2 X ! NEW ORLEANS, LA. Honor Council, ' 23. Hubert N. Sturdivaxt FRANKLINTON, LA. Keith Temple 2 N NEW ORLEANS, LA. Wolf, ' 25. JoHX J. Williams NEW ORLEANS, LA. The Wolf, Nyneteen Twenty-Six A Junior Class COLLEGE OF PHAR IACY Clothii.di; a. Beaud A T A NEW ORLEANS, LA. C. Aluf.rt Bernil s NEW ORLEAKS, LA. RoDOLPH E. Blanchari), Jr. Beijgars NEW ORLEANS, LA. Freshman Football. ' liG. Sister AL Irene Broussard NEW ORLEANS, LA. Alrrev C. Budge MORGAN CITY, LA. Class Presiilent. ' 2(:: Freshman P ootball. ' 25. John T. Cardno NEW ORLEANS, LA. The Wolf, Nineteen Tiuenty-Six Junior Class COLLEGE OF PHAR LACY Malcolm Claus new orleans, la. Chester J. Dugas SCOTT, LA. Dorothy H. Dlnx A T A NEW ORLEANS, LA. Maroon, ' 26. Frank G. Fazzio NEW ORLEANS, LA. Jean O ' F. Francillo new orleans, la. Clarence Giroir RACELAND, LA. The Wolf, Nineteen Tiuenty-Six A Junior Class COLLEGE OF PHARMACY Remv F. Gross CRAMERCY, LA. Nelwyn McClellan ATA MORGAN CITS ' , LA. Albert W. Perez new orleans, la. Class Vice-President, ' 26. Sam J. Ragusa NEW ORLEANS, LA. Isabel C. Roach ATA NEW ORLEANS, LA. Class Secretary-Treasurer, Henry E. Rolling NEW ORLEANS, LA. A. Bruce Soileau VILLE PLATTE, LA. A SOPHS ffi w A The Wolf, Njneteen Twenty-Six Sophomore Class COLLEGE OV ARTS AND SCIENCES Roland J. Artigl es NEW ORLEANS, LA. Maroon. 2G: Intramural Football. ' 2. ; Sodality •25, ■26. Howard F. Bognkr NEW ORLEANS, LA. Louie Boyer NEW ORLEANS, LA Armand E. Daigle 2 A K THIBODEAU-V, LA. Roy C. Deville VILLE PLATTE, LA. Theodore j. DnnxR ' A 4 ' ;: NEW ORLEANS, LA. Class Secretary-Truasurer. ' 26; Varsity Footliall Joseph F. Egan lii ' fft ars NEW ORLEANS, LA. Intramural Football, ' 25. The Wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six Sophomore Class COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Hilary Galdin Be jffars NEW ORLEANS, LA. S.i.hility Prefect. ' 26: Class Pnsident. ' 25; Class Vire-Presideiit. 26; Dramatic Club. ' 26; Varsity Football, ' i. -25. Esmond A. Grosz NEW ORLEANS, LA. JoHx B. Harvey i: A K NEW ORLEANS, LA. Tniversity Band. -25; Sodality. ■2i.. ' 26: Orchestra, Arthur J. Kelly T B A NEW ORLEANS, LA. Varsity Football. ' 24. ' 25. Edwix L. La n ' dry DELCA.MBRE, LA. Iiitramuial Football, ' 25; Var.sity Football. ' 25. Ralph D. Larzelere NEW ORLEAKS, LA. University Band. ■25, ' 26; Soilalily. ' 25. ' 26. Malcolm Laxext NEW ORLEANS, LA. University Band. ' 25, ' 26. The Wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six Sophomore Class COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES JOSRI ' H A. PkoFI. .Ml) N ' EW ORLEANS, LA. Sodality. ' 2:,. ' 26. RLm.coi.m p. Schwarzkxbach NEW ORLEANS, LA. Class Presitlont, ■If,; Dramatii ' riub. ' 2ii: I ' niv .T.sit: Band. ' 25, ■2li: Junior B,-isl i ' lbalL ' 2ii; Soil.ilitv •25. ■16. Leon S.arpy NEW ORLEANS, LA. .Soda ' ity, ' 25, •2t : Inti-aniural Football. ' 2:.; A ' oK. ' 26; Junioi- Ba.sketball. ' 2tl; Di-aniatir ( Uib, ' I ' H. Eugene Soniat NEW ORLEANS, LA. i- ' odalily. ' 25, ' 21;. SR.T ' ;  '  ' j- tJ -M '   «• « +. Jerome Ti jagl e Urt i iirs NEW ORLEANS, LA. Dramatic Oluti. Cornelius P. Voorhies NEW IBERIA, LA. T. William Sammer SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS A The wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six Sophomore Class COLLE( ,E OF DENTISTRY JoHx C. Rarrodale BEAUMONT, TEXAS Maroon, ' IJ : Fres)inian Football. 23. George H. Bei.axger ALGIERS, LA. Louis P. Broussard E K 2 LEROY, LA. William A. Clark, Jr. NEW ORLEANS, LA. Intramural Football, ' 25. Cl ' DK E. Cras.sons ' v., A i Z NEW ORLEANS, LA. Ma loon, I ' fi. Ralph W. Faracher s A K NEW ORLEANS, LA. Class I ' resiilont. ' 26. A Sophomore Class COLLEGE OF DEN ' llsrm- John J. Hawkey KEVV ORLEANS, I,A. F. R. J.ACKSOX , T H A DEL RIO, TEXAS Class Prtsirtent. ' 25; class Vice-Presidi-nt. dent Council. ' 21). Lloyd Le Hlanc ERATH, LA. Luke J-!. Leggio -I ' !. ' WHITE CASTLE, LA. Class Treasurti-, ' 25. JOHX J. MORAN DEMINC, NEW ME.X. Joseph L. Piazza NEW ORLEANS, LA. The Wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six Sophomore Class COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY Verxox L. Richards VARDAMAX, MISS. Bertram Robix JEAN ' ERETTE, LA. Intramural Football, ' 25. L. G. Roei.ing -1 i; NEW ORLEANS, LA. Wolf. ' 26; Cla. ' s. ' i Sec?n ' tary. ' 26; Intramural Footl ■2.5. Charles W. Rossner, Jr. CRETNA, LA. Joachim Troxler RESERVE, LA. University Band, ' 25, ' 26; Orchestra, ' 26 A The Wolf, ] ineteen Ttuenty-Six Stf. « « • aEt ' «ii_ t_tS!at- CoLOMB, AlTj S. J. Ardoin , Barnes, Bienvexu Bloom, Dardis, Broussard, Burns, Cattana Cooper, Cain, Courtin, B. D ' Antoni, J. D ' Antoxi Darcantel, Everett, Decell, Drown, Durel Abraham, Fravvlev, Ganucheau, Gexdron The Wolf, Mineteen Ttuenty-Six Fresnman Class College of Arts ana Sciences J. R. Ahraham, Jr. S. j. Arixiin H. Cj. Uikwexu T li A T P, A E. A. Alt J. F. Barnes J. D. Bloom, Jr. J. P. Bl rxs N. A. Cattaxa I. U. Brolssard B. F. Caix T B A A. M. COLOMB Beggars J. E. CoURTIX J. S. D ' AxToxi i: A K C. Cooper T B A n. J. Darcaxtel J. F. Decell i: a k B. C. D ' AxToxi X . J. Dardis P. Everett, Jr. J. J. Frawley Beggars F. M. Di rel R. G. Drowx P. J. Gaxucheau E. J. Gexdrox The Wolf, Njneteen Ttuenty-Six GiLMORE, Gray, Jaubert, KREinER, LaBrliyere Laxce, Remson , Leonhard, Lytal, Maitland, Spran ' ley Martin, Moore, Peyton, Pourciau, Rault Markey ' , Ritchey ' , Rittiner, Scully, LeBlanc Strayhan, Wegmann, Weilbaecher, Miller, Varenholt The Wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six Fresnman Class College ol Arts and Sciences J. ' ' . Gir.MciRn: C. C. Jaukert V. V. .. v.v .kv.. Jr. J. V). CiRAV A. P. KRi:ii)i;R C. J. Laxge A. E. Leoxhari) I). McK. IMaitlaxd 2 A K O. J. LeRlAXC L. Iy TAL E. A. Markey W.E.Moore H. Polrciau E. J. Martix M. F. Pevtox J. S. Scully G. A. Rault A i; W. D. RiTCHE ' l ' i: A K ] I. Ri:,MSOX I). V. RiTTIXHR P. E. Miller H. L. Stra-ihax J. O. Veilhaecher. Jr. W. T. Si ' Raxley C. H. VEG LAXX li. Varexholt The Wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six AlMERICO, ArDOIN, BENEHhUi, liKMlt , KoLKKtALX, BkEALX Calderoni, Dantone, Doody, Duanv, Filostrat GiRO.s ' , Gonzalez, Heitter, Himel, LaPrairie, H. LeBlanc L. LeBlanc, Mathes, Melancon, Otero, Ferret, Reed Ruiz, Russo, Schmidt, Smith, Surinach, Leveque 2 {) 1 1 4 4 The Wolf, Nyneteen Tiventy-Six Freskman Class College of Dentistry A. A. Almerico O. D. Bexefield F. L. Boudreaux J. R. Ardoin R. a. Bexitez T B A R. Breaux J. Daxtone E. L. Duany T B A C. Calderoxi G. J. DoODY D. FiLOSTRAT H. Gonzalez J. J. Himel L. P. GiRON R. M. Heitter J. O. LaPrairie L. p. LeBlanc C. J. Melaxcon H. P. LeBlaxc a. Mathes B. S. Otero S. E. Reed F. A. Russo T B A S. F. Perret O. Ruiz A. J. Schmidt ' C. Surinach, Jr. P. E. Smith i; A K The Wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six Araguel, Bacert, Bergekon, Breaux, Cotten, Dexena DuFFV, Dumestre, Estalote, Gaudet, Grace Guio.v, Hanxie, Horrell, Lottixger, McDermott, Merritt Morgan, Mouton, Nowalsky, Rausch, Shellhaas Sellers, Simon, Thompson, Villere, Wise The Wolf, Nineteen Tiventy-Six Fresnman Class College oi Law (Day) R. G. Aragl ' bl A T A T. C. Bkrcerox, Jr. C. C. Cotten, Jr. A. Bagert E. Brealx L. J. Dexexa, Jr. A. C. Dl aiestre E. K. CjAudet R. Ci. Dl EE - E. M. E.STALOTE M. E. Grace A T A J. G. Hanxie M. A. LoTTIXGER T li A G. S. Guiox, Jr. V. F. Horrell TEA W. V. Ml ' Der.mott L. L. RIorgax H. E. No yal.srv A. W. ] Ierritt ; I. F. Moltox H. V. Rausch V. H. Sellers A. F. Thompson T B A E. F. Schellhaas J. Simon P. F. Villere L. E. Wise The Wolf, l ineteen TtuentySix BalHI.MIN, HaKUN, BoLDKIlAL, C ' AKIIK, CllWhR CUTRERA, DARDIS, DoXOVAX, FaIRCHILD FORET, Gentile, Gillane, Graner, Herrmann HiGGiNS, Impasto, Lacher, Springer, Kilmed A The wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six Fresnman Class College ol Law (Night) A. l. BaCHEAHX W. J. HoLDREAU S. A. Baron J. M. Carter L. S. Conner J. Dardis 2 N L. Cltrera R. E. Donovan J. V. Fairchild p. Gentile C. A. Foret J. J. Gillane W. J. Graner a. F. Higgins A. W. Herrmann J. J. Impastato C. A. KiLMED C. W. Springer L. A. Lacher The Wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six Laurent, Lenkam, Loeb, Mitchell, Moise MuLLER, Neuhalser, Nevrev, O ' Connor Pierce, Richard, Rodriguez, Ourso, Salsiccia SCHOWALTER, SARAMUZZA, TAVLOR, WasHASTROM, WILKINSON The Wolf, Nineteen Tiuenty-Six Fresnman Class College of Law (Night) L. F. Laurent C. E. Loeb - ' ' R. Moise H. W. Lexfaxt p. a. Mitchell R. E. Neuhauser J. O ' Connor A. W. Mui.LER H. G. Nevrhv. Jr. J. H. Richard ■ R. Ourso A. V. Pierce M. V. RoDRiGiEz D. T. Salsiccia P. J. Schowalter J. E. Taylor R. T. VII,KINS0N T. A. Scramuzza R. AVashastroai •Junior Law — Included by mistake in Freshman Clas A The Wolf, Mmeteen Tiuenty-Six Alvarez, Bevan, Brennan ' , Chapman-, Duffv Freelaxd, Glvxn, Granzin, Helscher, Humphreys LoEB, Oppenheim, Palm, Peck, Poteet Roome, Schwarz, Sporl, Stiffell, St. Paul Weber, Weddle, Weigel, Weinfurter Freshman Class Pre-Legal R. Alvarez V. Brexxax J. Duffv J. Bevan C. Chapmax N. Freeland a. Graxzix L. Humphre- ' s J. Glynn J. Helscher J. LoEB C. Palm D. Poteet I. Oppexheim S. Pecr F. RooME J. Sporl H. St. Paul A. Schwarz C. Stiffell E. AVeber G. Weigel A. Weddle J. J. Weixfurter 2 A K m m Tlie Wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six Special Students Blanche Bailev Neva Hoover Ceciee Carriere Lucille Montz Donald Van Wart Anna Caracashian Andrew Macalliso, Jr. Catherine Saucier Bernadette Smith Edith Weilbaecher The Wolf, rlineteen Twenty-Six FOOTBALL Head Coach Richard J. Di_ con; Edward Reed Xat Tvcer Jssis tiiit Coaches n: The Wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six Captain Gene Walet Manager Wallace M. Nicaud Captain-elect A. D. Smith The wolf. Nineteen Ttventy-Six L. R. Red Gremilliok, Halfback Harold Hal Winling, Fullback Anthony Bozo Schiro, Halfback J. R. Deuce Domengeaux, Quarter  %«a si«..jti ' ' SfiMj«sii fel ' s Theodore Brute Dimitrv, Guard John- Fats O ' Keefe, Guard John Hoss Holmes, Tackle Euce.ve Gene Walet, Tackle Lee Judge Novo, Tackle 104. The wolf, rimeteen Twenty-Six P. A. Crow GaudeTj End L. D. Bob Dunbar, Halfback Joseph Wolf, Halfback Raymond Ray Stulb, End Arthur Crip Kelly, End The Wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six iMK,.: Fern ' And Demarest. Guard Claude Demarest, Tackle Marshall Brown, Guard Walter Music Moloxv, Tackle Victor Fats Accardo, Guard A The wolf, Nineteen Tiventy-Six Hii.ARv Gaudin, Halfback Edwi.v Laxdrv, Halfback Cornelius Crip Voorhies, Halfback Lastie Peemo.v Villie.v, Ouartcr A r f fU ' ®w k -, Loyola Football Season, 192b When first practice vas called Septei7iher i t the cnaclics were greeted liv the largest number of candidates ever recorded for a Maroon and CJold team. Practically the entire ' 24 team had reported, along with graduates froin the freshman and intramural teams. This splendid material a[id a good schedule gave promise of a wonderful season. Our hopes were doomed, however, for as the day of the first game drew near, there began a series of incidents and accidents which literally left the team a wreck. To climax misfortune officials of the S. I. A. A., without rhyme or reason, began ruling out player after player until Loyola, out of self respect, was forced to resign from the Association. Minus the services of fourteen men from the first string, the Wolves met adversity with grim determination, fighting from the first whistle of the Southwestern game to the last whistle of the Tennessee game. The spirit of the team vas so marked as to earn for it the title of the gamest team Loyola ever had, and indeed it was a team that vas never beaten — only outscored. Crippled and smarting under the unjust action of the S. 1. A. . ., the )lves dropped their first game to Southwestern 17 to o. The same players went through the entire game without a rest, battling vainly against the greatest of odds, fresh men. The following week found the Wolves engaging Camp llenning. It was one of the most powerful army teams in the country which ran over and around the desperately fighting pack for forty-five points, the while keeping their own goal uncrossed. Saturday, October loth, saw the wolf pack gnawing the bones of their first kill, Mississippi College. Like in preceding games, the visitors grabbed off an early lead, but, unlike preceding games, desperate battling vas re varded and the Choctaws were handed the smaller end of 7 to 6. t.;-,i£- V.- Dallas Univer ity va tlu in t inxader nt the lair. Much heraklccl were the llilkoppers. tiir vifh them came the record cit a perfect goal line and not a single first down chalked against them. Although swamped under a 5S to 6 score, the pack surprised Dallas by registering five first downs and then throwing in a touchdown for good measure. The following Saturday, the Birmingham-Southern Panthers came to battle the Wolves. Badly crippled from the disastrous Dallas fray, the team fell before the only southern team to score 011 the great Alabama, Southern Champions. The score, 38 to o, is misleading, however, as the game was hard fought throughout. It was at this time Loyola decided to se er connections with the S. I. A. A., returning to the line-up severa l stars vho were then gracing the sidelines. It vas a team somewhat resembling its old true form that took on the Oglethorpe Petrels. The Petrels, later S. I. A. A. champions, the great Maurer included, were treated to a real battle, and it was well in the second half before the flashy halfback crossed the last white line. At the end of the game the Petrels had managed to eke out a 13 to o victory. Held in restraint for five of their first six games, the hungry Wolves simply tore the tempting Spring Hill morsel to pieces. Before the appetite of the pack was appeased, the Badgers were forced to accept the o from the 30 to o score. The second annual battle with Louisiana State gave the Cadets sweet revenge for the drub- bing the Wolves handed them two years ago. Held scoreless in the last half, the Tigers took the game by the 13 points they had gathered earlier in the game. Handicapped by a strange climate, a strange field and a sea of mud which considerably slowed up the Loyola backs, the Tennessee Doctors were held to a 2$ to iz score. With condi- tions more favorable, the score would probably tell a different tory, but e en as it is, the closing chapter of the igi season is satisfactory. A The Wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six nn$ tOXell l Ltk, ]k I IK I ksKINt, tvklH)IK D kL Nlll, tillMORF, JXLBfRr, B R ES Freshman Football 1925 The sihcr lining to our football cloud, a very decided success from every stand- point, was that Freshman Team, the first real Freshman Team l oyola ever put on the field. Throujih their entire schedule of games went the Baby AVohes without a single serious threat on the part of their opponents, and the only team to question their right to the Freshman Championship of the South were the Vanderbilt Frosh, who DROLiLurr, Muj.kr, RutAMS, ' ari;nholt, Wedulic, Sullivax The Wolf, Ixmeteen Tiuenty-Six J. D ' Amoni, Dhchi.i., HnuRciAu, Bldoe, IS. D ' Antom, Fii wii liam, Coach Reed niaiiatied to hold tlit- Cubs to a O-o tie. Xi-xt in importance to the X ' anderbilt i;anie was the tussle with the L. S. I. Frosh. ui which Loyola annexed thi Freshman Championship of Louisiana. At the end of the season the Rats boasted a perfect goal line, and in addition to that, a perfect thirty yard line, a record that coming Freshman teams will be hard put to ecpial. Audubon, 17-1). Centenary, 34- Vanderbilt, O-o. St. Stanislaus, 53-0. Algiers Tigers, 67-C). L. S. L ' ., 13-O. Damom toiii- , RiiLiiiE, C API M iiiA i), Mdokt, tiioFhk, Palvi The Wolf, Nineteen Tiuenty-Six E fe . Coach Tvcer, Rheams, Palm, Drouilhet, Durel, . kimi(ii.i Peyton-, Weddle, Jaubert, Decell, Pourciau, J- D ' An ' toni P Basketball Coach Tycer A The Wolf, Nyneteen Twenty-Six Basketball ' IlK Freshman leani, bcint: the center of interest since Lo nhi did not put m C a xar. ity team on the court, carried the Maroon and Ciold banner throiij h m } the entire season without losing a single series. The first call for candidates found some forty odd men rejiorting. Among them wre such high school stars as Palm, Jaubert, Pourciau, Weddle and Peyton. Mth this material and Nat Tycer coaching, it was evident tliat Loyola would turn out a winning combination. After a few preliminary games with frosh teams of other vmiversities, the Loyola five was entered in the Southern A. A. L . Tournament. Except for re ersals of form at the most inopportune times, it seemed as if the Championship wovdd be ours. The ' . ] L H. A., which wou the title, was twice played and beaten as many times by the Frofh. The tail enders in league standing proved more troublesome, and the team drojiped games to the (nninasts, Tokay Teas and the Sunsets. season s Record Frosh iO; Jefferson College 17 Frosh 55; Jefferson College i =j Frosh i9 ; St. Stanislaus zU St. Stanislaus 25 V. L G. C 37 Spring Hill Frosh 24 Spring Hill Frosh 22 Jefferson College 21 St. Stanislaus 25 St. Stanislaus 36 Hebrews 23 Tokay-Teas 11 25 ii Frosh 3 ! ; Frosh i2 Frosh 27 Frosh. 4(1 Frosh 41 F ' rosh ig Frosh 22 : Frosli 24 Frosh 30 Frosh 50; Sunsets . . Frosh 23; Y. AL G. C Fresh 29 ; Tokay Teas Frosh 30; Sunsets 34 Frosh 2=i ; Hebrews 14 Frosh 45 ; . AL G. C 24 Biiifeagii ' j Wegmann, f . ; ScHARZEN ' BACH, g. ; Sar?v, c. ; Drown, r. ; Gkndkon ' , f . ; Ooc E ' iSKixE Daigle, g.; Scully, «. Ca lain Coach Junior Basketball Scni;i)i LE Davit K. C 23; Loyola 38 H. M. H. A 12; Loyola 13 Warriors 19; Loyola 18 Sunsets 25; Loyola 5 K. C 31 ; Loyola 9 Troop 65 40; Loyola 20 KlNGSLEY 25; Loyola 20 Tokay Teas 23; Loyola 19 Y. M. G. C 17; Loyola 23 St. Stanislaus 31 ; Loyola 33 Verrina 24; Loyola 25 NoLAS 8 ; N. O. Academy 20; Davit K. C 11; Loyola 45 Loyola 18 Loyola 33 A BASEBALL Manager Lastie ' illiex Coach Bruce Haves Captain James Voriioff 5 - tnin ' D: The Wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six A S ■£ o a s - s cfi S o o J TOO o. Pi u -S SS z -3 r Baseball 1926 A the Annual goes to press baseball Is just getting under way, but early as it is, prospects are very encouraging. H.uce Ha ' es, one of the best baseball coaches in the South, is in charge of the team and is bLuliling his nine around Captain ■jininiy Vorhoff, Hob Dunbar, Hughie Rogers and A. D. Smith, the only players remaining from the 1924 team (there Aas no varsity baseball in 1925). Coach Hayes expects these men, ejpeciall Dunbar and Vorhoff, to be the outstanding stars of the year, both being natural born players with a great deal of experience added on. Captain Vorhoff will hold down second base, while Dunbar is the ace of the Loyola hurling corps. It might be noted in passing that these men have repeatedly turned down professional offers rather than mterrupt their college courses. Practice during March received a serious set back due to the heavy rains which continued throughout the month and prevented the team ' s reaching its form for the opening of the season. The new field was formally dedicated to the use of baseball on Wednesday, March 3J, when the team met the strong nine from Auburn. The game went to Auburn, 6-S, due more to the jioor base running of otu players than to the eight hits marked against Bob Dunbar. The next da ' Auburn rode with comparative ease to a 13-2 victory, the visitors finding Nobile ' s offerings frequently. A series with Spring Hill was started at Mobile, April 4th, with Lo ola dropping the game 8-j. Ajiril 3th gave the Wolves revenge and the series was split by the .score of 12-8 for Loyola. Returning to New Orleans, the two teams again split a series, Loyola winning the first game with 8-7, and Spring Hill taking the second 10-2. With the substantial improvement which is .soon expected to manifest itself in the pitching staff, the remaining games of the season will undoubtedly show Loyola to much greater advantage. A ' - - ' -r— m — c W ;  9 JiK tmam uufia t Jk! BOOK IV lubs Organizations Bw our rvar-clubs and your weapons, Breal( the red slone from this quarry. Mould and mal(e it into peace-pipes. Take the reeds that groiv beside you, Decl( them rvith your brightest feathers. Smoke the calumet together. LONGFELLOW: HIAWATHA. T he w olf, Nineteen Twenty-Six STUDENT COUNCIL Eugene A. Guedrv, Philip S. Clark, Jr., Charles C. Cotte.v, Jr., Joh F. Holme Frederick R. Jackson, Lea.vder Lorio, Wallace M. Nicaud Anthokv J. NoBiLE, John H. O ' Keefe, Peyton R. Tunstall w ;n ii D; ' I iiii i)ii ' The wolf, Njneteen Twenty-Six COMEAUX, CrASSOX, AleMAN ' , DE Nl ' X, DOLESE Jackson, Legcio Harrison, Moran, Nicaud, Perret, Maumus ROSSNER, TUNSTALL, TUMINELLO, TllERIOT, TrOXLER The Wolf, N.ineteen Twenty-Six Psi Omega Foundeil ;it Paltimore Colk ' e nf neiital SuiL;tr in i S92 6 .litivi- Chnptiis - ! .lliinini C ia iliis DELTA OMECJA CHAPTER Estnbllshfii 1921 Officers S. C. Aleman ' CitiiiJ Masler L. R. Maumus liiiiKir CrmiJ Mashr R. II. DoLESE Scirflary F. R. Jackson Trrasiirrr C. W. ROSSNER llr ltiiillJI R. II. DoLESE .... Edilur of till- l- ' rali-r Members S. C. Ai.EMAx I.. R. Maumus J. C. CoMEAux J. Morax C. E. CrASSONS V. M. N ' lCALD A. R. Denu.x N. E. Ferret R. H. DOLESE C. W. ROSSNER F. J. Harrison M. A. Theriot F. R. JACKSOX P. R. TUXSTAI.I. L. LeCGIO J. A. TUMIXELLO J. Tro.xi.er The Wolf, Nineteen Tiventy-Six A Dr. Grasses Dr. Weilbaecher Annis, Guedry, Kent LeBlanc, Nobile, Petitjean Beta Pki Sigma Founded at Buffalo College of Pharmacy in 1888 la: ibi)a chapter Estah!i hed in 1924 Officers Dr. J. J. Crasser Deputy Grand Coumilor l R. J. O. WEiLCAtCHER I ' fncrahl f Siiffe Anthony Nobile Xohli- Si?iinr J. N. Pe ' MTjean U ' orlhy Junior Harold Kent Exilirqurr Eugene CIledry Sienorjraplier U. S. Am.en Conductor A. H. LeBlanc Miirslial U. S. Allen ' Malcolm Claus Frank Fazzio Dr. J. J. Crasser Eugene Guedry Remy Cross Members Harold Kent A. H. LeBlanc Sidney Levet Anthony Nobile Albert Perez J. N. Petitjean Dr. J. O. Weilbaecher Brittingham, Dardis, DeBaron ' celli, Gaudet Harvev, Hyla d, McShane, Pedneau Saucier, Schwartz, St. Paul, Temple 126 A jjf p Sigma Nu Pki Founded at Cjeorjjietown I niversity in 1903 EDWARD DOUGLASS WHITE CHAPTER Established in 1925 Honorary Member Hon. William H. Byrnes, LL.D. Officers Joseph O. Schwartz Cluumllor Pall A. Gauret First riii-CliaiiaUoi Sidney C. Saucier Second l ' ici--Clianccllor Joseph Daruis Muster of Rolls Clarence V. Springer .... Rnjistrar ' of Exclirqiur Thomas A. Pedneau , . Mars ml Members William R. Adams Louis E. Jung Ja.vies N. Briitingham F duard J. McShane Joseph Dardis Thomas A. Pedneau Claude J. De Baroncei.li Robert D. Samsot Paul A. Gaudet Sidney ' C. Saucier Ey ' Lieff W. Hansen Joseph O. Schwartz William H. Harvey Clarence W. Springer Joseph D. Hvland Russell J. St. Paul Keith R. Temple 127 A The Wolf, Nineteen Tiventy-Six BOUDREAUX, BOUDREAUX, BrOUSSARR, CoMEAUX DeRouex, Doody Edrincton ' , Hietter, Landry, Lancridge NicAUD, Nolan, Ruffo, Simmons The Wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six Lpsilon Kappa Sigma Fouik ' hiI at ruhuie t ' liiver ity, New Orleans, in ii)2.i BETA CHAPTER E .tahli lled in 1923 Officers J. C. Noi.AN Grand Crusader S. J. ]5nLi)REAUX ■ ' ((• Grand Cnisadrr A. R. deNux S CI r clary J. Simmons Treasurer V. M. NicAuD Liclnr Dr. (}rasser Faculty Advisor HoXORAR ' Ml MBERS Dr. J. O. ' eildaecher A. J. Bonomo, I.L.D. Fernand Teissier, LL.B. Me.mbers F. K. Awis G. J. DooDA ' Leo I-Ioudreaux H. S. Edri.vgton Louis Broussard R. M. Heuter Marcus Broussard Edwin Landrv J. A. CoMEAux, Jr. F. Landridge Alpha DeRouen Thta Ruefo ClAVION VOORHIES The Wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six BoAGM, Daicle, J. D ' Antoni, Decell, Domekgeaux Dunbar, Fabacher, Hopkins Maitland, Nobile, O ' Keefe, Ritchie, A. D. Smith P. E. Smith, Sullivan, Villien, Weddle, Winling The Wolf, Nineteen Tiventy-Six Sigma Alpka Kappa Founded at Loy ila Inivei ity in 1923 Officers Ralph Fabacher PiisiJenl Joseph D ' Antoni I ' id-I ' risiJi nl George Sui.livax Srirrtary Ambrose Weddle Tii-asiiicr Joseph Decell Ilisloiian William Ritchie .... Si-ri nint-iil-.h ms Do.vAi.D Mai I LAND C iapliiin ] Iember.s Edward Roagni Armand Daigle Joseph D ' Antoni Joseph Decell Rudolph Domengeaux Prescott Dunbar Ralph Fabacher Clifford Hopkins Donald Maitland Walter Molony Anthony Nobile John O ' Keefe William Ritchie Alfred Smith Prescott Smith George Sullivan Lastie Villien Ambrose Weddle Harold Winling The Wolf, Nyneteen Twenty-Six 5 S O 2 n AlpKa Plii Delta Founded at Loyola I iiiversity in 1923 Officers LiOYD Adams Pre D. O. Smith I ' ice-Prcsidint P. M. Flanagan Scinlary Thomas Fomknv Trrasuier J. A. Smuh, Jr llisiriritit! Members Lloyd Adams D. T- Barrancer K. C. Barrancer L. W. Bergeron Edward Boagni, Jr. R. U. Carter V. J. Curren L. D. Dunbar P. M. Flanagan Edward CJe.nerellv (;. S. CIraham R. E. Harris C ' l.ovis LaPrairie n. O. Smith J. A. Smith, Jr. TllO.VIAS TO.MENV John Willia.ms The Wolf, Nineteen Ttuenty-Six Blanchard Colomb H. Dempsey Egan Frawley Gaudet Gaudin Glas Kammer Spranlev Tujacue The Wolf, Nineteen Tiuenty-Six Beggars Founded at Loviila I ' liivcrsity in 1923 Officers P. A. Gaudet PriiiJent Hilary Gaudix J ' ice-Prcsidcnt Fran ' cis Kammer Secretary Joseph Ecan ' Treasurer jVIemhers Rudolph Blanchard, Jr. Paul A. Gaudet Arthur Colomb Hilary Gaudin- Harold Dempsey Jerry Glas Joseph Ecan ' Fraxcis Kammer John Frawley- William Spranlev Jerome Tujacue Ardoik, Bailev, Bemtez, Billiu, Booth, Bourgeois Abraham Brolssard, Brous ' oArd, Clark, Cooper, Daxton ' e, Dolese Ferrv, Gen ' drox, Grace, Gremillion, Holmes, Horrell Jackson, Kelly, Lottincer, Maumus, Mouras, Mouton NicAUD, Nolan ' , Rausch, Reed, Schiro, Stulb The Wolf, Nineteen Tiuenty-Six Upsilon Beta Lambda Founded at Loyola rni tT it in 1925 Officers Matthew A. Gkace Grand Dukr Robert H. Doi.ese I ' ice-Giand Duke Marcus Broussard Secrriary Joseph Oantone Trrasurei Lolts Ferry Cliii-f Inquisitor Joseph Abraham. Jr llisloruin Joseph R. Abraham, J SiuNEV J. Ardoix Pall F. Bailey Raphael A. Bexitez Franxis M. Billiu Al N. Booth Werner A. Bourgeois Marcus A. Broussard Marion ' V. Broussard Philip S. Clark, Jr. Calvin A. Cooper Members Joseph D. Dantone Robert H. Dolese Louis J. Ferry Clifi-ord p. CJendron Matthew A. CJrace Louis R. Gremillion Alfred Hanemann, Jr. William J. Holmes William F. Horrell Frederick R. Jackson Arthur J. Kelly Morris A. Lottinger Louis F. Maumus Charles E. Mitchell Edgar A. Mouras Franklin J. Mouton Wallace M. Nicaud Joseph C. Nolan Herbert V. Rausch Sylvan E. Reed Anthony J. Schiro Raymond A. Stulb Crassons ROELING DlMITRY Whitley Rault Yenni A The Wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six Delta Pki Sigma Founded at Lnynla rni cr it in 1924. Officers Ci.vnE Crasso s President TiiEODnRE DiMiTRV J ' iie-Pirsuieul Andrkvv WiiiTLEv Sreretary-Treasurer Members Clyde Crassons Llovd Roelint: Theodore Dimitry Andrew Whitley Gerald Rault Albert Yenm A Araguel Beaud Castilhon DUNiN ' McClellan POPOVICH Reyxfs Roach Taylor The Wolf, Nineteen Txuenty-Six Lambda Tau LamLda Founded at Loyola I ' liiversity in 1924 Officers Therese Revnes Preskii- Gkace Taylor I ' ii i-1 ' iiiiJini Leontine Castilliox Seciftary-Trtiuurir AIembers Rosalie Araglel Clothilde Beald Stella deBolchel Leontine Castillion Dorothy Dunn Nelwyn McClellax Thelma Popovich Therese Reynes Isabel Roach Grace Taylor TTie Wolf, Nineteen Tiventy-Six Abraham Duxn ' Artigoes Father King Crassons Voorhies Drown The Wolf, N.meteen TiuentySix The Maroon Published twice every month during the scholastic year hy the students of Loyola University, New Orleans, La. Father T. Kino, S. J. family Dimtor Staff J. Howard Leveque Editor Joseph Abraham, Jr Mdiiai iiu Edilor Dorothy Dunn Cinulalion Reporters Richard Drown Roland Artigues Clyde Crassons Cornelius Voorhies The wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six ROELING, BAlLE-i-, ' lLLIEN , SaRPY BoAGxi, Bii.Liu, Taylor TUMINELLO, FrAWLEY, StULB The Wolf, Nineteen TiuentySix Wolf Staff Pa I I. F. Bailey EililDi ' in-Cliifj Lastie M. Villien Assoiialf Editor AA) n d. RoHI.IN ' G Sports Eiiitar Leon Sari v, Johx J. Frawlhv Rosalie Araglel, Iu.izaheth CjRace .IJ-z ' rrtismi Ra M()X1) Stllh .-Iris and Sihnir Riprrsentalive Joseph Ti mixei.lo Denial Riprrsmlali-ve I ' dWARH I OAOXI l.aiv Represintalhvc (iRACE TA I.OR Phannat y Rtprisi ' nlaliiw FraXCIS BlLLIU Slajf .Irtist Fathi;r L. Il lrv. S. J. Mr. J. LAiMnRi;, S. J. fai ulty Dinctors The Wolf, Nineteen Tiventy-Six BOGNER, EGAN ' j FLEURIET GAUDIN HAXE.MAXX, KA.MMER, VEXXI The Wolf, Nineteen Txuenty-Six Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Officers Father Martin Burke, S. J Moderalnr Hilary Gaudin frcjcct Alfred HaxeiMAxx First Assistant Philip Clark Second Assistant Howard Bogxer . . . Si-crctary-Tnasunr Milton Fleuriet . . Good Readin; Sfclion FRA iCis ICammer C iarity Section Joseph Egan Iquinas Seiiion Malcolm Yenni . . . Eucharistic Section Joseph Abraham, Jr. Emile Alt Sidney Ardoin Roland Artigues Paul Bailey John F. Barnes C. A. Bernius Harold Biexvenu Francis Billiu J. D. Bloom Edward Boagni Howard Bogner Werner Bourgeois Louie Boyer Marion Broussard Patout Burns Benet Cain Nicholas Cattana Philip Clark Arthur Colomb James Courtin Armand Daigle B. C. D ' Antoni T. S. D ' Antoni Henry Darcantel Members William Dardis Joseph Decell Bernard Dempsey Roy Deville Theodore Dimitry Richard Drown Francis Durel Joseph Egan Peter Everett Milton Fleuriet John Frawley Paul Ganucheau Hilary Gaudin Edward Gendron Jerry ' Glas Esmond Grosz Alfred Hanemann Walter Hanemann John Holmes Charles Taubert Francis Kammer Philip LaPruyere Edwin Landry Charles Lange Albert Leonhard T. Howard Leveoue Andrew Macaluso Donald Maitland Malcolm Manent Edward Markey ' James Markey Peter Miller Anthony Muller John H. O ' Keefe Marion Peyton Joseph Profumo Gerard Rault Marcel Remsox Daniel Rittiner William Sammer Leon Sarpy M. Schwarzexbach James Scully Eugene Soniat Harvey Strayhan Jerome Tujacue Harold Varenholt Edwin Vega Charles Wegmann Joseph Weilbaecher Albert Yenni Malcolm Yenni The Wolf, Nineteen TiventySix BERGERON ' , FIN ' XORX. GRACE, GllLLOT LOTTIVGER, MILLER MURPHY, SCRAMUZZA, SMITH, WALET Tlie Wolf, Nineteen TiventySix aw H onor (OunciJ Lawrekce W. 1 krgf;ro , I ' rrsutinl Members John- J. Connors Richard T. Crosby John J. Finnorn Matthew A. Grace James P. ( uillot Morris A. Lottinger Percy Moise Alden V. Muller John B. Murphy Joseph A. Scramuzza John A. Smith, Jr. Eugene H. Walet The wolf, riineteen Ttuenty-Six BiENVENu, Bloom, Bocxer, Burns, Cain Dardis, Decell, Gaxucheau, Gaudin Kammer, LaBruvere, Father Mulry, Macaluso, Markev, Rault, Ritchie Sarpv, Schwarzen ' bach, Stravhax, Tujague, Voorhies The Wolf, Mineteen Tiventy-Six Tke Loyola Dramatic and Oratorical Club Officers Howard Bocner FrrsiJint Hilary Gaudi I ' ite-Prrsidcnt Malcolm Schwarzenbach Secretary Father Lol is J. Mi lrv. S. J. Faciilly .Idviser Gernox Brovvx, LL.B. Dramatic Director AIembers Harold Biewenu J. D. Bloom Howard Bocser Patout Burns Ben ' et Cain William Dardis Joseph Decell Paul Ganucheau Hilary Galdik Francis Kammer Philip LaBruyere Andrew Macaluso Edward Markey Gerard Rault William Ritchie Leon Sarpy Malcolm Schwarzenbach Harvey Strayhan Jerome Tujague Cornelius Voorhies The wolf, ] ineteen Tvuenty-Six PERRET DOLESE ROSSNER COMEAUX The Dental Journal Issued (Jliiir irly I tin Ihild OiiKijii ( ' Jia ' tir rif the I ' si Oiniyii J- ' riitoiii y Officers NORBERT E. PeRRET Edit ' )r-iu-( ' Ji ' uj Charles V. Rossxer Assistanl EJilor RdRERT II. DoI.ESE Assisiant Editor I. A. CoMEAl X, Jr. Uusiness Manaijcr A JOHN B. MURPHY JOHN J. FINNORN LEAH E. BERTEL 154 ititf. The Wolf, Nineteen Tiventy-Six Loyola Law Journal Issued Quarterl b the StiuU ' Tits of the Schools of Laxv of Loyola I ' niversity Editorial Staff John ' B. Murphv Ed ' itnr-ui-Chirf John J. Finnorn- Assistant Editor Leah E. Bertel Proof Editor Dei ' artmfxtal Editors John J. Finnorn P. Michael Flanagan Albert Levy Pall A. Galdet William Gallagher Alden V. Muller Associate Editors Lawrence V. Bergeron Harry Cabral Moseman Simoneaux Peter C. Cabral Nicole Simonealx Joseph Darbis William Gallagher, Secretary BisixEss Staff Herman Midlo Albert T. Thompson J. Edmoni) Douglas George Guion Henry Jacobs Matthew A. Grace Plauche F. Villere Ellis Itzkovitch Facui.t ' Advisers Hon. M kk M. Boatner. Dean Rev. John D. Follkes, S. J., Regent Alfred J. Bonomo, Secretary of Schools of Laii: The Wolf, N.ineteen TtuentySix The Ladies Auxiliary of Marquette Association Loyola U niversity Ri:v. F. n. Sum, HAN, S. J., Facully Adviser Officers Mrs. Larz A. Jones I ' rrsidcnt Miss Leonora Dki. Kondio First I ' ii r-Prisidi nt Mrs. Edward Ford SrconJ f ' iir-Prisidint Mrs. Harrv McCi.oskev .... Third I ' lic-Presidi ' nt Miss A.vrEi.iA Cade . Fourth l ' iii--Prcsident Miss Alice A. Leckert . Fiiiandal Secrrtary Mrs. J. D. Bi.otm . Corresponding Secretary Miss Marv A. Walsh .... Treasurer COAIMITTEF. OX CiROUXD.S Miss Anna McNeill, Chairman Committee ox Extertaix.mexts Mrs. N. F. Tiiiderge, Chairman Committee ox Membership Mrs. T. C Nicholls, Chairman Co.MMITTEE OX LiFE AIeMBERSHIP Miss Eleanor Reames, Chairman A The Wolf, NTneteen Tiventy-Six PX: YOUNG WOMEN S ORGANIZATION, LOYOLA The Wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six Young Women s Organization Loyola Rev. F. D. Sli.i.ivan, S. J., Director Hoard of DiRiicioRs Madeleine Bavon Mrs. Henry B. Curiis Lillian Davkies DoROTiiv Diamond Percival Douglas Ethel Duffy Mrs. Albert S. Foley Mrs. H. G. Meador Mrs. E. B. Norman Marguerite Sullivan Gladys Voelkel Lillian Christ 1S9 The Wolf, riineteen Twenty-Six The Wolf, Nyneteen Tiuenty-Six Loyola Band Officers P ATHER G. F. Francis, S. J Faculty Director Professor Cupero Director Joseph Tuminello President TiTTA RuFFO I ' ice-Preiident Anthony Muller Librarian and Manager Members Altos— Malcolm Yexni Ralph Larzalere JOHX B. Harvey Edward Estalotte Baritones — Francis Billiu Milton Laporte Basses — Joseph Tuminello Nathan Gaston ' B. C. D ' Antoni Clarinets — A. J. Schmidt Edwin Vega Cornets — Titta Ruffo Armand Daigle Joachim Troxler Milton Fleuriet Toseph Mauderer Leonard Denena, Jr. Drums — • Francis Kammer Malcolm Manent Benet Cain L. Boudreaux Saxophones — ■ Raymond Stulb Harold Bienvenu Clifford Gendron Trombones — ■ Anthony Muller Raphael Benitez W. Hanemann A. Hanemann Edward Gendron You Gotta Bea Gripa With a graceful bow we beg to introduce ourselves. We are the luiancient, uiibe- nevolent Order of Ciri|H ' rs. We are primarily a handball organization, founded for the purpose of furthering, facilitating and consummating the practice of crabbing and pro- testing all unfavorable decisions in handball games. Every close or near close decision goes in our favor; if we allow our opponents to claim it we are cheating — moreover we do wrong in allowing them to cheat. A line ball placed by our opponents is always out. W e see it with our own eyes. We are a lusty, flourishing society, being composed of the loudest speakers in the L iii ersity. ( ur roll claims, among other celebrities, the King of the courts. Our number is restricted — we are select. Only an exceptionally high grade of griping will entitle you to our initiation. Charter members prize their card and guard it under lock and key alongside of their graduation certificate. Our Greek ancestry is ever so genuine, forsooth: CiOTTA BEA GRIPA. W e are sure you are interested. So for further information kindly consult Ray Grp Stulb or Edwin Grp Landry. ' ■ ' Griper. The Wolf, Nineteen Tiuenty-Six CHURCH OF THE HOLY NAME tOYOL Mcderato Composed by Leo sard DeneaaJr. L.L.B. Loyola. fr ' ' ' iijffl i]]ii i f fji i iiJ-J ' iiH E y y ' t ? « 3 ¥nimiUk U iiii iu = =i: -if J?- -X- j ' H ii ' i i -J- ' iii ' iii- ' V -iS — 1-« f ? 4i i ai ' Ui i ' i ' ii i i-J-  f J — i — i 5 10Y0L feM j ' t i -i - - - - - hii ' :- y — h iL z m m ± I 7??|rw t = inrnn FROSH WIX STATE CHAMPIONSHIP COME OX Loyola! let ' s go!! BLOWIXG AWAY 1 he wolf, Nineteen Ttventy-Six A The Wolf, Nineteen Tiventy-Six The Wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six SUNNY LOYOLA TTie Wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six Modern History The RANCH has become tradition at Loyola. Why it was ever called the Ranch in the first place, or H-ho named it that, seems to be somewhat in doubt. Some say it was Texas Barnes who did it while others hold that it was the brilliant idea of Nellie Gilmore. After many days of diligent questioning the writer was as far from finding out as when he began. But while there is such widespread uncertainty as to who named it, there is no doubt at all as to why the house was called the Ranch. Here, all the stories agree. The Ranch is the official home of the football men. Football men are noted for the odd ideas they have of what constitutes fun. It has been the experience of the writer that football men never seem to be having a really enjoyable time unless they are wrecking some other brother ' s room while he is absent, or painting his face with ink when he is present, but sleeping, or putting axle grease on the doorknob. We believe it was Red Gremillion who took apart Cotten ' s bed and hung it out of the window ; and if we remember correctly, it was Charlie Cotten who took all the slats from Red ' s bed, cut the bristles of three toothbrushes and sprinkled them between the sheets. Such is the wild life at the Ranch. A fellow has to be on his guard constantly. It is not safe, for instance, to walk into a room without first looking at the top of the door, for there may be a waste paper basket so placed up there that when you open the door it will drop on your head. It is never wise to walk in the halls at night for some thoughtless person may have unwittingly left several chairs there, or may have moved the table or the piano and the electric light, so that you would stumble against them in the dark. But even despite these barbarities, strange to say, the Ranch has its own estimable code of ethics. It is not considered good form to molest another when he is sick unto death or when he is studying. (It is said that occasions for breaking the latter regulation are quite rare.) And never for a minute would a fellow think of playing a trick on his roommate. It just isn ' t done. Room- mates stick together to defend themselves against other fellows and their roommates. It is a case of room against room. Now to complete this dissertation, we must observe that besides the human dwellers at the Ranch there are two other creatures who rightly deserve liberal mention in this year-book. They are Tululu, the landlady ' s poodle and Loco, her parrot. Anent Tululu, there was a story printed in the Maroon. It ran something like this: There ' s a little poodle dog over at the Ranch. They call him, her, or it, Tululu. One day Gilmore was hungrily munch- ing a sandwich on the porch. Little Tululu came sniffing around J. Y. as if asking for lunch. Gilmore looked up at his, her, or its mistress. ' May I throw him, her, or it a little bit? ' he inquired of the landlady. ' Certainly you may, ' she replied, pleased at this outburst of generosity. Whereupon, Gilmore picked up the kiyoodle by the nape of the neck and heaved him over the rail. ' And if Tululu comes back, ma ' m, ' he asked the lady, may I throw him, her, or it a little bit more? ' And just the other day, the landlady asked Cal Cooper to rescue Loco from the top of a tree into which she had flown. So Cal grabbed a brick and knocked the poor polly down. We would like to set down just what Loco herself said to Cal, but we can ' t — Budge might think we were stealing his stuff. And now in closing, we feel it our duty to console the reader with the assurance that despite so much that is all the time going on at the Ranch and that the boys play so many tricks upon one another, there is really no enmity at all. Everything is taken in good faith. A person knows better than to get peeved about anything. So, the Ranch has become tradition at Loyola. There is no other institution in the world like it — and, according to Pourciau, there never will be. The Wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six A -— - K are all interested in the How and Why of things. A f I natural and wholesonit curiosity ever urges us to seek out the M r causes of things, to learn the means by which they were ac- complished. Every kind of human progress, traced to its source, is found to spring from this God-given inquisitiveness in the mind of man. Geniuses are simply those who are intelligently and perseveringly inquisi- tive to a remarkable degree. Would you know then — you who have read the foregoing pages — the Why and How of this book? The answer is to be found written upon the pages which follow. As a student or friend of Loyola, you will not be indifferent to it. ' ou will appreciate the announcements of our friends in these next pages — our friends and yours, the advertisers in the Wolf, many of whom arc responding to our appeal for the second and third time. Their contributions of money are the Why and How of this volume, for without them its publication would not have been feasible. Let their generosity find its reward in your good-will toward them. As a possessor of the Wolf, you owe some return to those who have made it possible. Give them our patronage. Let them know that the Wolf Ad brought you to their door. It will create friends for your- self and for Loyola; it will insure the success of Loyola publications. The Wolf Staff. The Wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six Compliments of THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS ARTHUR J. O ' KEEFE Mayor GEORGE J. GLOVER COMPANY INCORPORATED BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Whitney-Central Building NEW ORLEANS, LA. Telephone Main 1275 Office Buildings Railiuay Buildings jyianuf a during Plants Pile Foundations MEMBER American Society for Testing Materials American Concrete Institute Contractors ' and Dealers ' Exchange of New Orleans The Wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six A JESUITS HIGH New Million Dollar High School in Course of Construction Canollton Avenue, Banks and Palmyra S;reets Grakam Printing Co., Ltd. STATIONERS PRINTERS BOOKBINDERS 515-517 Magazine Street Phone Main 1066 COMPLIMENTS OF CHALMETTE PETROLEUM CORPORATION 1 320 Union Indemnity Building A The Wolf, Nyneteen TtuentySix ALBERT J. DERBES. C. P. A. LOUIS H. PILIE. C. P. A. LORAINE J. LAMPTON, C. P. A. DERBES, PILIE LAMPTON CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS 332-333 Whitney-Central Building Phone Main 125 The Wolf, Nineteen TiuentySix The Loyola Band Uses and Endorses BAND INSTRUMENTS Free Lessons — Easy Terms Write for Catalog, Pnces, Terms Lur dit liusic House SoutJi Mew Orleans Baton Rouse P. E. COURTIN FEED STORE Dealer in Hay, Corn, Oats, Bran, Straw, Corn A4eal, Cotton Seed Meal, Alfalfa Hav, Bagged Hulls, Horse | and Vlule Feed, Hen and Chick Feed. Distributor Sugared Schumacher Dairy Feed Phone Hemlock 852 Corner Broad and De Solo Streets Frencn Opera Coff ee fRtUCHDPtBA wrEuciiioi ' ' Blended with chicory, was devel- oped to suit the Southern taste, and for years has accomplished this re- sult. It is the typical New Orleans Coffee. All Grocers Sell 1 1 American Coffee Co, INC( lUi ' clKATEVl RICHARD C. DROWN, Gen ! Mgr. COMPLIMENTS OF WORTH INCORPORATED 7 1 1 Canal Street COATS—SUITS-DRESSES Worth Has It lt Has Worth ' ' TvJo Happy Hang-outs for University? Men The College Shop 7534 Maple St. The College Room One of ihe Features of Our New Store YOU ' LL BE HEARTILY WELCOME EITHER PLACE, ANY TIME 90Years of Safisfactori] Service 826 Canal, Near Haroiine Give unto Caesar thai which is Caesar ' s and unto Schellhaas that which IS Schellhaas ' — CAKES FOR ALL OCCASIONS Birthdav Parties Weddings SEE SCHELLHAAS In Freshman Day Law Class or Pkone Jackson 9211 A MEYER BROTHERS DRUG CO. INCORPORATED Tke Largest Drug House In tke WorM Established 1852 NEW ORLEANS ST. LOUIS Compliments Williains-Ricnarason Company LIMITED Wholesale Dry Goods and Notions Men ' s Furnishmg Goods L A. PREJEAN HylanJ Pkoto Studio Photography SpeciaUst 4205 Magazine Street New Orleans After the Loyola Dances Come to the MORNING CALL COFFEE STAND Famous for its Coffee JURISICH BROS., Props. FRENCH VEGETABLE MARKET New Orleans A Established 1855 WILL BAUMER CANDLE CO. Syracuse, N. Y. Makers of The Highest Grades of Candles for household use. Noted for qual ity, artistic perfection, harmony of coloring, and appropriateness of design. IVrite for Our Booklet THE WITCHERY OF CANDLELIGHT and also LIGHT OF THE AGES mentioning this ad. COMPLIMENTS OF THE NEW ORLEANS LAND CO. 305 Whitney-Central Bank Building Main 134 Developers of land known as LAKEVIEW We Are Now at Your Service with NEW SPRING AND SUMMER APPAREL Our moderate pricings for dependable merchandise will please you. Regardless of What You Need You Can Always Buy It Here with Confidence COMPLIMENTS OF RickardT.McBride Stanley W. Ray The Wolf, Nineteen Tiventy-Six SUMMER SUIT HEADQUARTERS Cullege Models. Washable and Tropical Suits, consisting of Irish Linen. Miami Cloth. Palm Beach Flannels and Mohairs. EVERY GARMENT WARRANTED $12.50 to $33.00 AVAX ANDERp 126 ST.CHARLES ' Largest Collection of Antiques in America WM. FELDMAN 437 Royal Street BALDWIN S Large For Sporting Goods and complete stocks of all that is needed for both ir door and outdoor Camp £ Wright t Common sports. Distributors and Ditson Tennis, Golf and Athletic S Dunlop Super Service Tires and Tubes Maf e this store ]}our headquarters applies. Phone Main 386 Students of Loyola Come to Ckerardy Melkie Ta Tors IMPORTEFIS OF WOOLENS Phone Main 4483 716 Common St. Compliments of a WELL-WISHER ' With A. D. Smith, Ca - tain, the Wolves Will Eat Em U In the Heart of the Vieux Carre Loyola Students Welcome at The Original French Market Coffee Stand St. Ann at Decatur St. Opposite Jackson Square OPEN ALL NIGHT A The wolf, riineteen Twenty-Six ROYAL CUT-RATE PHARMACY LOUIS A. CASTILLON, Piu|ini-tor Royal and Ursuline. New Orleans Phone Main 9488 Don ' t Ask If We Have It. Tell Us to Send It MILAN PHARMACY L. J. AUCOIN. Ph.G., Prop. Cor. Milan and Magnolia Sis. Phone Uplown 9237 SERVICE— PURITY— QUALITY BEAUCOUDRAYS PHARMACY EL ' llENE H. JiK. ' kUi ' ( il ' LiRA V. I ' h.C Pharmacist and Chemist 4640 S. Claiborne Ave., Corner Upperline AMES, AL-.KE ALCOHOL, 70% For Massage, Bath and Sick Room, and Every External Use of Rubbing Alcohol FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY If taken internally will cause seri- ous gastric disturbances PINTS, 50c— ALL STORES Ames Laboratory, L-46 New Orleans GEORGE McNULTY Pnarmacist 3800 Magazine St., Cor. Penislon Phone Uptown 9182 New Orleans Success C epen ds upon Service We Are Successj id AUG. c. FLACH Pharmacist and Optometrist 2400-02 Washington Avenue Cor. Howard Street GIARRATANO ' S PHARMACY The Feru Besi Napoleon Ave. and S. Robertson Uptown 6671 or Uptown 9217 iln-r Aiiuiit an ' ht-iiiii al 8u _iety t v Orl ' Miis Aciidemy of St-iences, Ch alin s Elixi ir Preparation uf Beef in Liquid Form Tuilh Aromalics A Ionic which gives nourishment and a sys- tem-builder after illness or overworked conditions. As} Your Doctor. For Sale at Drug Stores Clialin-Ipser Drug Co. Inr,,ii„„-:it.. i New Orleans. La. Duggan ' s Pharmacy L. H. KNOBLOCH. Prop. Uptown 9103 4316 Magazine Street New Orleans A The Wolf, rlmeteen Tiventy-Six I. L. LYONS CO. LIMITED ESTABLISHED 1866 DRUG STORE OUTFITTERS Laboratory Supplies, Microscopes, Scientihc Materials for Colleges NEW ORLEANS, LA. Everything the Best R. E. BLANCHARD Pharmacist Three Stores witlt But a Single Thought TO SERVE YOU RIGHT 7457 St. Charles Ave. Telephones : Walnut 806 and 1046 2101 Carrollton Ave. Telephones: Walnut 1011 and 372 I 138 Carrollton Ave. Telephones: Walnut nil and 9137 HAUSMANN INCORPORATED NEW ORLEANS ' LEADING JEWELER Extends Greetings to All Loyola Students and Earnestly Solicits Their Patronage The Wolf, Nineteen Tiventy-Six EARHARDT S DRUG STORES Have tke Best LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE CO. A Home Institution 2123 Magazine Street New Orleans Compliments of Frank J. Daigre Mamie Leitz Daigre 2241 Magazine Street New Orleans F. S. HARVEY S Cut-Rate Drug Store Cor. Dryades and Erato Sts. Phones Jackson 9113 and 1996 New Orleans Burvant ' s Pharmacy The Store with the Red Arrori ' 433 Royal Street (Opposite New Court t ouse RuildiliK) Phone Main 9234 ' Simon Pure Drugs Prescriptions Accurately Compounded Phone Jackson 3562 Howard Ave. and Camp St. New Orleans Driscoll s Pharmacy Corner Magazine and Josephine New Orleans Horse Snoe Pickle Works, Ltd. Manufacturers and Packers of Pickles, Mustard, Sauces, Extract of Pepper, Etc. Vinegar a 5pecia ( j 710-712-714-716 St. Mary Street 1907, 1909. 1911, 1913 Chippewa Street Phones, lackson 1309 and 597 Casteix s Pharmacies M. B. CASTEIX, Prop. FIVE STORES New Orleans jn m E :: III The Wolf, Nineteen TtventySix LOYOLA UNIVERSITY The Growing School of the South Tke SCHOOL FOR YOU The following courses ar e offered : 1. Arts and Sciences, leading to A.B. and B.S. degrees. 2. Pre-Medical Course, two years ' course. 3. Dentistry, leading to D.D.S. degree. 4. Pharmacy, leading to Ph.G. degree. 5. Law, leading to LL.B. degree. 6. Extension Courses, every night and Saturdays. 7. School of Commerce and Finance, Monday nights. 8. Summer Session, June 1 5th. For further information, rvrite to the Registrar LOYOLA UNIVERSITY 6363 St. Cnarles Avenue New Orleans, La. The wolf, Nineteen Tiventy-Six COMPLIMENTS OF PARKER-BLAKE COMPANY LIMITED WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS 755 Magazine Street NEW ORLEANS, LA. PLUMBING % PLUMBING Phones Jackson 3700-3701 Our Truck Is in Your Neigh Dornooa The Plumbers Who Work With a Vim 1050 Camp Street QUALITY CIGARS Cnancellors Portina Ferij Mild U. KOEN CO. INCORPORATED 722-724 Gravier Street TTte Wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six S tAeio deans Jfeiuest and Finest Hotels Ghe cy Roosevelt J8ieNviLi£u HEADQUARTERS ALWAYS FOR GRADS AND UNDERGRADS The Wolf, N.ineteen TtuentySix DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED There is a silent eloquence in the example of a successful life — an example that is irresistible. When we follow a good example, we cannot lead a mistaken course. Successful men wear Kuppenheimer Good Clothes. JARVIS. The Best Shop in Town Everything You Need in Medicine and School Supplies PETER EVERETT 900 Independence Hemlock 9375 New Orleans, La. ' Am I Your Druggist? Not—Why Not? S. J. PETERS Pharmacist Magazine and State New Orleans A F. BERNIUS Ph armacist Phone Walnut 1323 8500 Jeannette St. New Orleans, La. There is no better collection of Oriental Ru s anywhere tn America M . DOMBOURIAN Dealer in Oriental Rugs and Carpets | Wholesale and Retail Main 3159 233-35 Royal Street New Orleans, La. Conscientious Oriental Rug selling in New | Orleans since 1910 The wolf, riineteen Tiventy-Six LOYOLA UNIVERSITY SCHOOLS OF LAW Recognized by the State oi Louisiana and con- ducted by a Faculty oi experienced practitioners and jurists. THREE-YEAR DAY COURSE ana FOUR-YEAR NIGHT COURSE POST-GRADUATE COURSE QUALIFYING FOR LL.M. DEGREE JUDGE MARK BOATNER, Dean REV. JOHN D. FOULKES, S. J., Regent The Wolf, Njneteen Twenty-Six Mors fhsnjusfa I Tasty Sevsra si The RENDEZ-VOUS ' UU J VIEUX CARRE The Best Place to Meel Your Friends After the Dance or Theater Opposite Jackson Square Jos. T. CucciA, Prop. COMPLIMENTS OF JACOBS BROS. Walk-Over Shoe Store COMPLIMENTS OF UNITED FRUIT COMPANY NEW ORLEANS, LA. The Wolf, ] ineteen TiventySix Lo ?ola University SCHOOL OF PHARMACY Formerly New Orleans College oi Pnarmacy MEMBER OF Tke American Association of Colleges of Pkarmacy Recognized by the Board of Regents of the University of the State of New York ni in. THREE YEAR COURSE Leading to the Degree of Graduate of Pharmacy (Ph.G.) JOHN J. CRASSER, B.S., Ph.G., Ph.G., Dzan COMPLIMENTS OF THE STUDENTS OF THE SCHOOL OF PHARMACY Let Us Arrange a Tri to Coral Gables for You Tins Summer SWIMMING— DANCING COOL BREEZES— MOONLIGHT NIGHTS ENJOY YOUR VACATION ' NEATH SIVAYINC PALMS CORAL GABLES MIAMI RIVIERA 40 Miles of Water Front GEORGE E. MERRICK Branch Office, Allison Means, 316 Carondelet St., New ORLEANS, La. BEAT BAYLOR ! The Wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six Loyola University SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY NEW ORLEANS OFFERS A FOUR-YEAR COURSE TO CANDIDATES HAVING COM- PLETED A FOUR-YEAR HIGH- SCHOOL COURSE AND ONE PRE- DENTAL COLLEGIATE YEAR For further information, write to the REGISTRAR 6363 ST. CHARLES AVENUE J. H. STRITCH, S. J., Regent C. V. VIGNES, D.D.S., Dean The Wolf, Nyneteen Tiventi Six a COMPLIMENTS OF THE STUDENTS OF THE Department of Arts and Sciences WE SPECIALIZE IN THE EQUIPMENT OF DINING ROOMS AND KITCHENS FOR SCHOOL CAFETERIAS Loubat GlassAvare Cork Co., LtJ. 310 Bienville Street NEW ORLEANS Cuevas Salaaino FIRST-CLASS PRIVATE MARKET Uptown 1651 — Phones — Uptown 1652 6038 Garfield Sl New Orleans, Louisiana Varennolt Studio Pnotogra ny IN ALL ITS BRANCHES 5210 Constance St. Uptown bbll-] NEW ORLEANS The More Education a Man Acquires, the More He Appreciates Good Tools OLIVER H. VAN HORN CO., INC. Machine Shop and ., -r- Small Tools and r- Machine 1 ools c c Garage Equipment Shop Supplies 522-534 Camp St. NEW ORLEANS Phone Main 5520 WATCH LOYOLA! The Wolf, Nineteen Twenty-Six -TTTT YijTirrT Tifi E E — 4« ' °i ' t m LD 26 1 164 3131 .L7665 6 1926 The rtolf 261 164 LD 3131 .L7 60b H6 1926 The . ' olf.