Loyola University - Wolf Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 266 of the 1950 volume:

This, the 1950 Wolf, is dedicated to the HOLY YEAR For from the rising of the sun to the going down. My name is great among the Gentiles, and in every place there is sacrifice, and there is offered to My name a clean oblation: for My name is great among the Gentiles, saith the Lord of hosts. The prophecy of Malachias about 300 years before Christ. UAWAtl ALASKA AFWC WSfCAMM)A JECUSALEI CAL fO i PERSIA K I — o — MEVNzcajin) I ' EAST JNWES BftAllL JAPAN eKSI CANADA AusTR u NEW YORK O r XUiNA The Mass travels with the sun. No matter when you look at your clock, it is early morning somewhere . . . and some Priest is offering Mass. More than 300,000 Masses every 24 hours . . . the prophecy of Malachias fulfilled! m- Che ._ WQLF LOYOLA UNIVERSITY IN 1950 THE HOLY YEAR WORLD WIDE PHOTO £:=r POPE PIUS XII kneels in St. Peter ' s Basilica before the opening of the Holy Door. ACME PHOTO p r a y e r s Imiantii ana C ternal Ljoci, with our wliole Soul we Hianh Jliee for the areal (lift oftLJioLj y.ar...niujtLJ4oi.j tjear be for all men a iiear of- niirification ana Sanctification , . . tlie iiear of tlie qreat return ana of tite areat naraon uUe place our lot in lin lianas, unitina our weali nrauerS to tlie intercession and tlie merits of the most glorious Uirgin ivlarij ana all the S aints. Plus pp. XII POPE PIUS XII knocks on Holy Door with silver hammer. WORLD WIDE PHOTO d::: Th The Very Reverend THOMAS J. SHIELDS, S.J., President. P s i d e n t This year, 1950, marks the mid-century of the era which in 1900 was greeted as the greatest, most prosperous and happiest of all centuries. Marred by two world wars and the worst financial depression of all times, the first fifty years of the present century have not measured up to expectations. Our Holy Father, Pope Pius XII, has proclaimed this a h oly Year — a time of repentance and prayer. Millions, heeding the Invitation of the hloly Father, are profiting by the hloly Year to increase in holiness. Others are ignoring the call. During the past five decades many men have turned away from religion and God. They sought salvation in science and science is lead- ing them to atomic destruction. They repudiated objective truth, morality, and every vestige of the supernatural and thus engrossed in naturalism they have become slaves to totalitarian governments. If the world is to have peace and prosperity, men must repent their sins and turn to God. One of the objectives of the hloly Year is to lead men in general and each individual in particular to repentance for past sins. The other great objective of the hloly Year is to draw all closer to God by prayer and by a holy life. This, always the high objective of Loyola University, is specially emphasized this year. I am happy to know the Wolf has chosen as its theme the Holy Year. May all people grow in the knowledge and the love and the service of God our Creator and Lord to Whose greater glory Loyola University is dedicated. THOMAS J. SHIELDS, S.J. President. FATHER SHIELDS chats with his secretary, MR. I. A. TIMMRECK. Being a good host is one of the President ' s duties at Faculty parties. I Dean of Faculties Reverend A. WILLIAM CRANDELL, S.J., Dean of Faculties. Reverend LESTER F. X. GUTERL, S.J., Dean of Men. s Off Reverend THEODORE A. RAY, S.J., Treasurer of the University. —M Reverend JOHN J. FUSS, S.J., Secretary of the University. The P a r I s h s The Main Altar in Holy Name Church. Reverend GABRIEL BARRAS, S.J., Pastor of Holy Name Parish. Brother WALSH ROTH, S.J., Sacristan. zr: D cans nd ktWVt S;r Reverend A. WILLIAM CRAN- DELL, S.J., A.M., Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. Reverend LESTER F. X. GUTERL, S.J., A.M., Regent of the College of Arts and Sciences. Reverend WILLIAM D. O ' LEARY, S. J., A.M., M.D., Acting Dean of the School of Dentistry. VERNON X. MILLER, A.B., LL.B., J.S.D., Dean of the School of Law. Reverend LOUIS J. TWOMEY, S.J., A.M., Regent of the School of Law. JOHN F. McCLOSKEY, B.B.A., R.Ph., M.B.A., Dean of the College of Pharmacy. sn::: D cans nd Reverend EDWARD W. SHIELDS, S.J., A.M., Regent of the College of Pharnnacy. ERNEST E. SCHUYTEN, Mus.D., F.N.C., Dean ot the College of Music. Reverend GEORGE A. FRANCIS, S.J., Ph.D., Regent of the College of Music. R e g e n t s s JOHN V. CONNOR, Ph.D., Dean of the College of Business Admin- istration. Reverend JOSEPH A. BUTT, S.J., A.M., D.D., Regent of the College of Business Adnninistration. STEPHEN W. VASOUEZ, B.S., C.P.A., Director of the Evening Division. cz::: Administration Brother FRANCIS HINZE, S. J., Maintenance Superintendent. 7 ' U 1 lI [l f R- THOMAS PRESTON, Manager (center), looks on while sales are nnade in the Loyola Book Store. Mr. J. Knobloch, Bursar, Mr. Adrian Pfister, and Mrs. Lydia McAuly smile over their work in Bur- sar ' s office. Brother JAMES J. MAITLAND, S.J. : I : , - ' m :ii i:i ' •0ft ' ti lm ) 4 FACULTY FIRST ROW: Ammons, Charlie; Arnold, John G.; Baler. Victor H.; Blanc, J. Euphemie; Bonomo, Alfred J,, Sr. SECOND ROW: Bonomo, Alfred J,, Jr.; Bostick. Lupciile M.; Boudreaux, Allen; Brous- sard, Laurence O.: Burck, Cyril B. THIRD ROW: Carr. William P.; Rev. Chapmann, Charles C S.J.; Coper. Rudolph; Dalier, Elizabeth J.; Discon, Carmel V. FOURTH ROW: Drez. Peter; Duggan, Tim- othy L.; Dyson, James W.; Eberle, Gerald J.: Engler, Henry J. AMMONS, CHARLIE, B.A., D,D,S., Resident Dentist, Louisiana State Charity Hospital. • ARNOLD, JOHN G., A.B.. A.M.. PhD. Chair- man of the Department of Biology and Medical Technology. • BAKER, VICTOR H., Certificate, University of Vienno, Associate Professor of German and Journalism. • BLANC. J. EUPHEMIE, B.M.E., Professor of Theory of Music. • BONOMO, ALFRED J., SR., A.B.A.M., L.L.M., O.B., L.L.D, Professor of Speech, Educational Director of WWL • BONOMO, ALFRED J.. JR., B.A., L.L.B., Professor of Business Law. • BOSTICK, LUCILLE M., A.B., A.M., Assistant Professor of Educallon. • BOUDREAUX. ALLEN, B.S., Assistant Professor of Ac- counting. • BROUSSARD, LAURENCE O.. A.B., Instructor of Spanish. • BURCK, CYRIL B.. D.D.S., Dental Instructor. • CARR, WILLIAM P., B.A., M.B.A.. F.P.C.A., Professor of Accounting. • REV. CHAPMAN, CHARLES C, S.J, Ph.D.. Professor of History and Political Science. • COPER, RUDOLPH, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of History. • DALIER, ELIZABETH J., B.S., IN MT., Instructor in Biology. • DISCON, CARMEL V., A.B., A.M.. Arts and Sciences Registrar. • DREZ, PETER, B.S., D.D.S., Professor of Oral Surgery. • DUGGAN, TIMOTHY L., A.B., M.S., Assistant Professor of Biology, o DYSON, JAMES W., A.B., A.M.. B.S. in L.S., Librarian. • EBERLE, GERALD J., A.B., A.M., Ph. D., Assistant Professor of English, o ENGLER, HENRY J., B.A., M.B.A., Ph.B., Assist- ant Professor of Management. REV. JOSEPH B. BASSICH, S.J., A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Education • REV. FRANCIS A. BENEDETTO, S.J., M.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Physics and Mathematics • REV. GEORGE T. BERGEN, S.J., A.M., Assistant Professor of English • REV. MARTIN P. BURKE, S.J.. Ph.D., S.T.D., Professor of Philosophy • REV. JOSEPH A. BUTT, S.J., A.M., D.D.. Regent of the College of Business Administration • REV PAUL L. CALLENS, S.J., A.M.. Professor of Classical Languages • REV. JOSEPH H. FIGHTER, S.J., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Sociology • REV. GEORGE A. FRANCIS, S.J., Ph.D., Professor of Chemistry • RT. REV. MSGR. H. JOSEPH JACOB!, M.S., S.W., Professor of Sociology and Special Consultant on Social Administration • REV. TERENCE S. KING, S.J., A.M., Professor of English • REV. E. CECIL LANG, S.J., Associate Professor of Mathematics • REV. GUY J. LEMIEUX, S.J., A.M., Associate Professor of Philosophy • REV. C. FRANKLYN LYNETTE, S.J., A.B., Instructor in Philosophy • REV. THOMAS F. MAHER, S.J., A.M., Asociate Professor of Theology • REV. KARL A. MARING, S.J.. Ph.D., S.T.D., Professor of Physics and Mathematics • REV. JAMES J. MOLLOY, S.J., A.B., Instructor in Theology • REV. Vi lLLIAM A. MULHERIN, S.J., A.M., Professor of Philosophy • REV. EUGENE J. O ' CONNOR, S.J.. Ph.D., Professor of English • REV. WILLIAM D. O ' LEARY, S.J., A.M., M.D.. Acting Dean of Dentistry o REV. CHARLES J. QUIRK, S.J., A.M., Professor of English. FIRST ROW: Rev. Joseph B. Bassich. S.J.; Rev. Francis A. Benedetto, S.J.; Rev. George T. Bergen, S.J.: Rev. Martin P. Burke. S.J.; Rev. Joseph A. Butt, S.J. SECOND ROW: Rev. Paul L. Callens, S.J.: Rev. Joseph H. Fichter, S.J.; Rev. George A. Francis, 5.J.; Rt. Rev. Msgr. H. Joseph Jacobi: Rev. Terence S. King, S.J. THIRD ROW: Rev E. Cecil Lang, S.J.; Rev. Guy J. Lemieux. S.J.; Rev. C. Franklyn Lynette, S.J.: Rev. Thomas F. Maher, S.J.; Rev. Karl A. Maring, S.J. FOURTH ROW: Rev. James J. Molloy. S.J.; Rev. William A. Mulherln, S.J.; Rev. Eugene J. O ' Connor, S.J.: Rev. William D. O ' Leary, S.J.; Rev. Charles J. Quirk, S.J. FIRST ROW: Rev. Samuel H. Ray, S.J Rev Elmo J Rogero. S.J.; Rev. Edward W. Shields, S.J.; Rev. Louis G. Soniat, S.J.; Rev. John A. Toomey, S.J. SECOND ROW: Rev. Louis J. Twomey, S.J.; Rev. James F. Whelan, S.J.; Rev. Jacques Yenni, S.J.; Charles Bradley; Frank Cosgrove. THIRD ROW: Robert Eastman; Harry Fleddermann; James Kalshoven; James McCafferty; James McGowan. FOURTH ROW: L. E. O ' Flaherty; John Orsley; John Shinkai; Lawrence Strohmeyer; Raymond Wirte. REV. SAMUEL H. RAY. S.J., A.M., S.T.D., Professor of Theology • REV. ELMO J. ROGERO, S.J., A.B., Assistant Professor of Theology • REV. EDWARD W. SHIELDS, S.J., A.M., S.T.L., Associate Professor of Philosophy • REV. LOUIS G. SONIAT, S.J., A.M., Professor of Modern Foreign Languages • REV. JOHN A. TOOMEY, S.J., A.M., Associate Professor of Philosophy and Theology • REV. LOUIS G. TWOMEY, S.J., A.M., Regent of the School of Law • REV. JAMES F. WHELAN, S.J., Ph.D., Professor of Education • REV. JACQUES YENNI, S.J., A.M., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Finance and Accounting • CHARLES BRADLEY, B.S., Instructor in Pharmacy • FRANK COSGROVE, B.S., A.M., Asistant Professor of Pharmacy • ROBERT EASTMAN, D.D.S., Professor of Operative Dentistry • HARRY FLEDDERMANN, Ph.D., Professor of Mathematics • JAMES KALSHOVEN, A.M., Associate Professor of Journalism and English • JAMES McCAFFERTY, B.S., Instructor in Physical Education • JAMES McGOWAN, B.S., M.S., Asistant Professor of Pharmacy • L. E. O ' FLAHERTY, A.B., Instructor in Spanish • JOHN ORSLEY, A.M., Associate Professor of Physical Education • JOHN SHINKAI, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutical Pharmacy • LAWRENCE STROHMEYER. M.S., Associate Professor of Physics and Mathematics • RAYMOND WITTE, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of History. FISHER, FERDINAND H., B.S.. M.A., Associate Professor of Hisfory and Political Science. • FULLMER, HAROLD M., B.S., D.D.S., Assistant Professor of Pathology. • FLUAH, SHIRLEY, B.A., Librarian. • GELPI, F. JOSEPH, D.D.S., Professor of Roentgenology and Diagnosis. • GOODWIN, MARIE LOUISE, B.A., Librarian. • HELLER, ANDREE de C, B.M., Instructor of French and Spanish. • HELLER, MICHAEL M., D.D.S., Instructor In Prostehtic Dentistry. • HOLTON, WILLIAM J., A.B., A.M.. Assistant Professor of Classica Languages. • HORNE, MARK D., Ph.D., Professor of English. • KENNEDY, FRANCIS J.. A.M., Assistant Professor of Internationa Trade. • LANSDEN, MARY CLARE, B.A., Librarian. • LASHLEY, CECILIA M., Ph. B.. Alumni Secretary. • LEVY. EDWARD E. D.D.S.. Instructor in Prosthetic Dentistry. • MERILH. EDMOND L., B.S., M.S., Professor of Biology. • MIDDLETON, ELIZABETH. A.B. Dentistry Librarian. • MOORE, WALTER G., A.B., A.M., Ph. G., Associate Professor of Biology. • OHLMEYER. LAURIE E., Dentistry Registrar. • PERKINS, ROBERT R., D.D.S., Instructor in Operative Dentistry. • PETERSON, DONALD, D.D.S., Visiting Instructor in Ora Surgery, and Exodontia. • PETERSON, HAROLD, D.D.S., M.S.D., Professor of Prosthetic Dentistry. FIRST ROW: Fisher, Ferdinand H.; Fluah, Shirley: Fullmer, Harold M.: Gelpi, F. Joseph: Goodwin, Marie Louise. SECOND ROW: Heller. Andree de C: Heller, Michael M.: Holton, William J.: Home, Mark D.: Kennedy, Francis J. THIRD ROW: Lansden, Mary Clare: Lashley, Cecilia M.: Levy, Edward E.: Merllh, Edmond; Mlddleton, Elizabeth. FOURTH ROW: Moore, Walter G.: Ohimeyer. Laurie E.: Perkins, Robert R.; Peterson, Donald: Peterson, Harold. FIRST ROW: Reinecke, George F.: Rivert. Adele Marie; Romeo, Andrew; Ryan, Andrew; Seymour, Gloria Ann. SECOND ROW: Shoughro. Elizabeth Anne; Slater, Paulette; Snyder, Isabel; Taggart, Mad. M. Castellanos; Todd. Lewis. THIRD ROW: Trapolin, Ivor A.; Tulller, Peter M., Jr.; Vasquez, Stephen W.; Vlllere, Andre L.; Walle, Richard A. FOURTH ROW: Ward, Bernard J.; Warrington, Alexander; Weyer, Leiand; Whitlock, John B.; Wolff, Albert E. REINECKE. GEORGE F., A.B., Instructor in English. • RIVET, ADELE MARIE, B.A., Librarian. • ROMEO, ANDREW. A.B., A.M., As sistant Professor of French and Spanish. • RYAN, VIRGINIA, B.A., Business Administration Registrar. • SEYMOUR, GLORIA ANN, B.A., Librarian. • SHOUGHRO, ELIZABETH ANNE, B.A.. Librarian. • SLATER, PAULETTE, B.A. , A.M., Assistant Professor of French. • SNYDER, ISABEL. A.B.. A.M.. Assistant Professor of Spanish. • TAGGART, MAD. M. CASTELLANOS, Instructor In Lyric Diction. • TODD, LEWIS. B.S., A.M., Assistant Professor of Mathematics. • TRAPOLIN, IVOR A., B.S., Lecturer in Marketing. • TULLIER, PETER M., JR., B.S., M.S. , Assistant Professor of Mathematics. • VASQUEZ, STEPHEN W., B.S., C.P.A., Assistant Professor of Accounting • VILLERE, ANDRE L., B.S. in MT., Instructor in Medical Technology. • WALLE, RICHARD A., D.D.S., Instructor in Orthodontics. • WARD, BERNARD J., A.B., L.L.B., Instructor in English. • WARRINGTON. ALEXANDER, B.F.S.. Instructor in Economics. • WEYER. LELAND, D.D.S., Lecturer In Prosthetic Dentistry. • WHITLOCK, JOHN B., B.Ed., M.A., Band Director. • WOLFF, ALGERT E., M.S., Professor of Marketing and International Trade. The Senior CI ass p of 1950 The ARCHBISHOP RUMMEL award for outstanding Catholic leadership was won by Dental graduate, Ed Derbes. The familiar scene of procession. GENERAL JOSE MONASTARIO honored for long service to the University. The stage is set. FULTON OURSLER, author of Greatest Story Ever Told , addresses Senior Class. The 1950 Class of 381 Seniors. s e n I o r s FIRST ROW; Abadle, Charles M. A S Abadle, Francis R. Dentistry SECOND ROW: Abramson, Robert Bus. Ad. Aliocco, Edward Bus. Ad. Amato, Lorraine M A S THIRD ROW: Anzelmo, Salvador Law Archer, Orval L. Pharmacy Armand, Selcer R Pharmacy FOURTH ROW: Artus, Henry F Bus. Ad. Au+in, Junius P. Pharmacy Avrard, Joan Rose A S FIFTH ROW: Babineaux, Allen J Law Bajon, Calvin J Pharmacy Baker, Drew M., Jr A S SIXTH ROW: Barker, Lee N. Pharmacy Barrantes, Charles M., Jr. Bus. Ad. Baudier, Victor J., Jr Bus. Ad. SEVENTH ROW: Bayer, Warren R Bus. Ad. Beckler, Leonard Music ikM FIRST ROW: 3ellau, Armand H Pharmacy Hone, Christopher J. A S SECOND ROW: Bellow, Clayton J _ Bus. Ad. Bergeron, Joel Rose A S Bernard, Warren A Bus. Ad. THIRD ROW: Berthaut, Flora Belle A S llet, Roy J Bus. Ad. ilanc, Regina H Bus. Ad FOURTH ROW: asini, Ealberto J A S ust, hiarry F Bus. Ad. Dne, John R Dentistry FIFTH ROW: onin, Curtis G. A S oudousquie, Joan D ' Arc A S oudreaux, Joseph C, Jr. Pharmacy SIXTH ROW: ourgeois, Lloyd H., Jr. A S ouvier, Milton J., Jr. A S rennan, Rhea Marie Music SEVENTH ROW: rennan, R, M Bus. Ad. righam. Palmer N Bus. Ad. e n I o r s FIRST ROW: Brimhall, John C, Jr Music Brocato, Cyrus V A S SECOND ROW: Brown, Beverly J Bus. Ad. Bu+timer, Patrick J., Jr. Bus. Ad. Cain, Jane A S THIRD ROW: l i } Calecas, Raymond J A S Calongne, Jackie S. - A S Caneza, Andrew P A S X, - - f! ' fN j V • lf y FOURTH ROW: Cangelosi, Robert J. A S Carbo, Bertram C Dentistry Carr, Patrick E Law FIFTH ROW: Cazentre, Louis W., Jr A S Champagne, Roy Bus. Ad. Charbonnet, Frank D Bu;. Ad. SIXTH ROW: Chauvin, Robert J., Jr A S Cinquigranno, Salvador Music Cobb, James A Bus. Ad. SEVENTH ROW: Cohen, Peggy Jane A S Collins, Jeffrey Hi., Jr. Dentistry FIRST ROW: Colomb, Harvey W Bus. Ad. Combel, Theron D. Pharmacy SECOND ROW: Comlskey, Lawrence A. A S Connick, James P., Jr. Bus. Ad. Connolly, George C, Jr Law THIRD ROW: Conrad, Roberf Law Contl, Anthony J Bus. Ad. Cook, Roy F - Law FOURTH ROW: Corcoran, Edward R. Bus. Ad. Cousins, Weidon A Law Crane, Ruth M - A S FIFTH ROW: Crosby, Richard L Music Crowson, David L Dentistry Crumley, Kenneth E Music SIXTH ROW: Cuccia, Dotty U A S Curtis, Harold L. Pharmacy Daboval, James R Bus. Ad. SEVENTH ROW: Daly, Thomas F A S D ' Antoni, Salva A S s e n I o r s FIRST ROW: Daves, John C. _ Law Deas, Mary P A S SECOND ROW: De Gruy, Constance M. A S Del Corral, Charles M., Jr. Bus. Ad. Delhom, Betty A S THIRD ROW: Derbes, Edward J., Jr. Dentistry Dlbdln, Marian G Music Di Rosa, Louis A .-. Law ™ -:z| w A FOURTH ROW: Dodt, Mary Ann _ A S Doleac, Philbert Bus. Ad. Dolece, Lloyd F Bus. Ad. FIFTH ROW: Donahoe, Michael J. Bus. Ad. Donner, James P. Bus. Ad. Donner, Richard B. Bus. Ad. SIXTH ROW: Doughty, Lallie R. Dentistry Douglas, David F A S Douglass, Harold F.... Pharmacy SEVENTH ROW: Dragon, Edgar P Bus. Ad. Driscoll, Malvern F _ Law FIRST ROW: Duffy, Mildred T Nysuc Durham, Raymond H. Bus. Ad. SECOND ROW: Dwyer, Ralph D., Jr Law Earle, Mary E ..._ A S Eberle, Warren M A S THIRD ROW: Elkins, hHenry M _ Ello, Joseph G Music Emory, Erba E A S FOURTH ROW: Estorge, Gerald B., Jr Pharmacy Espinosa, Ferdinand P. Bus. Ad. Famigllo, Joseph P Bus. Ad. FIFTH ROW: Farrell, Sidney L Bus. Ad. Farrelly, Patrick J., Jr „...Law Favret, Mary E A S SIXTH ROW: Favret, Marilyn T _ A S Ferrer, Joseph A .Pharmacy Finney, Patricia _ A S SEVENTH ROW: Fischer, John A _...A S Fitzpatrick, Walter R., Jr Law s e n I o r s FIRST ROW: Fitzwilliams, Patrick Bus. Ad. Flanagan, Frank P Pharmacy SECOND ROW: Flanagan, James T Law Flanagan, William P.. A S Fontana, Paul J., Jr A S THIRD ROW: Fontenot, Rodney J Pharmacy ' Ford, Allen G -.- A S Ford, Cornelius L _ Bus. Ad - -m , :r V ' It FOURTH ROW: Fortenberry, Virginia A S Foto, Joseph P A S Fox, Thomas A., Jr - Bus. Ad. FIFTH ROW: Fraychinaud, Joseph J., Jr. Bus. Ad. Fray, Frederick W A S Galendez, James R Bus. Ad. SIXTH ROW: Gamble, hlollls C Dentisfry Garaudy, Claude L Bus. Ad. Garcia, Eugene A __. .Dentistry SEVENTH ROW: Garcia, Luis F _ A S Garlepied, Stanley B., Jr Bus. Ad. FIRST ROW; Garvey, Richard J Bus. Ad. Gerache, Joseph A Pharmacy SECOND ROW: GeracI, Nicholas G A S Gers+ner, Edward R Bus. Ad. Giacobbe, Maria Jeanne A S THIRD ROW: Goldman, James Pharmacy GolemI, Frank J Bus. Ad. Gomlla, Dorothy Mary A S ' — - H HI U V ' S FOURTH ROW: Gonzales, Walter!., Jr. A S Gonzales-Rubio, Alfredo A S Gordon, Carroll K. _ A S FIFTH ROW: Gouaux, Louis P Pharmacy Goulden, Jackie Winnfred A S Graffagnlnl, Carmela S A S SIXTH ROW: Graham, Donald E Law Greenleaf, Emile Edgar, Jr A S Groetsch, Shirley Mae A S SEVENTH ROW: Grundmeyer, Elmer Phillip A S Grush, Louis G - Dentistry s e n I o r s FIRST ROW: Gulllot, Jesse S. Law Gulrovlch, Nell A S SECOND ROW: Guiterrez, Rose Mary A S Haase, Charles A Bus. Ad. Hand, Willie D., Jr A S THIRD ROW: Hannahan, Beryl A S Hargroder, Earl G., Jr Pharmacy hiarris, Joel M ___ A S 1 Cl l FOURTH ROW: Harrison, William H., Jr A S Hatrel, Dorothy Marie A S Haydel, Harold J..... Bus. Ad. FIFTH ROW: Hayes, Marie Anne _ _A S Heaney, Pat A A S Hebert, Charles J Bus. Ad. SIXTH ROW; Hebert, Rita Nell A S Hemstreet, Harold W., Jr A S Herzog, Patricia Ann__ _ A S SEVENTH ROW: Hill, Matthew E Bus. Ad. Hinkley, Charles P Music 1 FIRST ROW: Hirsch, Harry, Jr Bus. Ad. Hodglns, Norman F. Bus. Ad. SECOND ROW: Hoerner, Joseph M A S Hoerner, Mary Barbara A S Hoffpaulr, Ralph W., Jr._ Pharmacy THIRD ROW: Holloway, Charles J Bus. Ad. hHowat, Mary Dean Music Hymes, Garland W Bus. Ad. FOURTH ROW: Irvine, Joseph A _ Pharmacy Jacques, Charles G Law Jansson, James I Law FIFTH ROW: Jeansonne, Joseph R Pharmacy Jenkins, Sion R. Dentistry Johnson, Phil J _ A S SIXTH ROW: Joubert, Sarah A. Music Judice, Murphy J Pharmacy Kaiser, Brian A Bus. Ad. SEVENTH ROW: Karst, Charles llll _ _____ A S Karst, Jacqueline Marie A S s e n I o r s FIRST ROW: Kaufman, Louis A Bus. Ad. Keating, John L Bus. Ad. SECOND ROW: Kehlor, Edgar J., Jr Bus. Ad. Kendall, John B., Jr Pharmacy Kibbe, Ted A S THIRD ROW: Kinard, Dorothy Marie A S Klein, John H Bus. Ad. Knecht, Frank J., Jr Bus. Ad. -vt ' ' - ' ' ' 15 ( FOURTH ROW: Knight, Audrey Mary A S Kruse, Frank A., Jr Dentistry Kunz, Frederick W. Ill - Bus. Ad. FIFTH ROW: Lacey, Gerald - A S La Fleur, Kenneth A Dentistry Lagarde, Harold W Bus. Ad. SIXTH ROW: Landrenead, Clyde J Dentistry Landry, F. Paul Bus. Ad. Landry, William Pharmacy SEVENTH ROW: Langhoff, Myrle K _ _ A S Langglois, Robert hi A S FIRST ROW: Larue, Maurice A., Jr. A S Lassalle, Leonard V., Jr Bus. Ad. SECOND ROW: Lassalle, Louis L - Cu5. Ad. Lassen, Clifford H. Pharmacy Lazzara, Stella M A S THIRD ROW: Leaumonf, hlelen N Music Lo Blanc, Bryce J Dentistry Le Blanc, Rich -d Pharmacy T ifI FOURTH ROW: Legett, Ben J Dentistry Le Gros, H. L Bus. Ad. Leon, Eugene E A S FIFTH ROW: Leslie, Mollie E A S Lescale, Melvin J Pharmacy Leto, Arthur V Bus. Ad. SIXTH ROW: Lewis, O. W., Jr. . . , Pharmacy Liberto, Vincent J _ A S Lightel, Dolores N Pharmacy SEVENTH ROW: Lilly, Walter C. Pharmacy Liuzza, Anthony S - Music FIRST ROW: Lo+t, Wayne H Dentistry Lovlsa, Val V A S SECOND ROW: Ludolph, Nancy C Pharmacy Lyons, Charles E Bus. Ad. McCormack, Annette L - A S THIRD ROW: McGInty, Charles J Bus. Ad. McKay, Donald E Bus. Ad. McLaffon, Patricia I A S tt J FOURTH ROW: MacCurdy, Dwight W. Dentistry Mahoney, Donald P A S Majeste, Edward J. Ill Pharmacy FIFTH ROW: Marchese, Vincent B Music Marino, Joseph D A S Martin, Oris G.. Dentistry SIXTH ROW: Martinez, Jose D. Bus. Ad. Messa, Abelardo J - A S Maxwell, John J Law SEVENTH ROW: Meek, Lucille C Music Meiman George H A S FIRST ROVv: Melancon, John A _ Bus. Ad. Mendelson Stanley J., Jr - Music SECOND ROW: Miano, Samuel J. Pharmacy Michel, Gerard A._ Pharmacy Miller, Joseph M - A S THIRD ROW: Miller, Ruderick L Law Mills, Joan L A S Minardi, Antoinette T __ A S . j- ' k 1 W « 1 FOURTH ROW: Molony Kenneth A A S Monju, Paul A _ Law Montagnino, Michael A Pharmacy FIFTH ROW: Montelepre, Joseph P Pharmacy Moret, Vernon H Bus. Ad. Morgan, Marvin S Dentistry SIXTH ROW: Morris, Janice M A S Mouton, Walter R. Pharmacy Munson, Glendy J., Jr Bus. Ad. SEVENTH ROW: Murphy, Cyril J Bus. Ad. Nail, James H. - Pharmacy FOURTH ROW: Oglesby, John N _ A S Olivieri, Theora M A S Orlando, Carlos F Dentistry FIFTH ROW: Ory, Mary E A S Ourso, Corbett L Pharmacy Pagano, Salvador C - Music SIXTH ROW: Palmer, Robert A Dentistry Pappas, Harry L - A S Parker, Floyd A Pharmacy SEVENTH ROW: Pena, Humberto G Bus. Ad. Peters, Edward V _ _ Bus. Ad. FIRST ROW: Peterson, Harold E Music Pettey, Claude V., Jr Dentistry SECOND ROW: Pille, Louis A _ Law Pilie, Roland T A S Plauche, Francis. Bus. Ad. THIRD ROW: Plunkett, Thomas B. ..Pharmacy Portier, Clovis J., Jr. A S Pourciau, George T. Bus. Ad. FOURTH ROW: Prejean, Edward J., Jr. Dentistry Prejean, Leon T Bus. Ad. Pregeant, Lawrence L Bus. Ad. FIFTH ROW: Prinz, Edwin J Bus. Ad. Quigley, Ellis M., Jr Bus. Ad. Quinn, Daniel G. A S SIXTH ROW: Rappold, William R A S Rauch, Thomas J., Jr .Bus. Ad. Raymond, Doice J Bus. Ad. SEVENTH ROW: Redmond, Alfred T Pharmacy Reitzell, Samuel H. Pharmacy FIRST ROW: Reuther, Antoinette A - A S Richoux, Leroy J Bus. Ad. SECOND ROW: Riley, James E Pharmacy iley, Ray T ..Bus. Ad. Rivera, Jose A S THIRD ROW: Rivet, Peter H.. A S Roberts, Albert R A S Robertson, John L Dentistry FOURTH ROW: Robin, Labasse J., Jr Bus. Ad. Robinson. George A. Law Rogyom, Paul F Law FIFTH ROW: Rome, Jacqueline T. Pharmacy Rooney, Paul A Bus. Ad. Rosato, Audrey C A S SIXTH ROW: Sadlier, Claus E., Jr Music Sadlier, Gerald P Music Salatich, Gladys A A S SEVENTH ROW: Sanguinetti, John H., Jr.. Bus. Ad. Sansone, Carl D - A S m FIRST ROW: Sartori, Charles W Bus. Ad. Sasaki, Sam S. Bus. Ad. SECOND ROW: Sassone, Jack E A S Saucier, Richard P A S Saussaye, John R Bus. Ad. THIRD ROW: Schaick, Joseph F A S Schayot, Albert L., Jr A S Schellhaas, William L., Jr. Bus. Ad, FOURTH ROW: Schexnayder, Mariin T Music Schiele, Gertrude E A S Schilleci, Mary G Music FIFTH ROW: Schmiege, Anna V Music Schmidt, Edward L., Jr __Pharmacy Schmidt, Kenneth J Music SIXTH ROW: Schroder, Don M....;... Bus. Ad. Schuh, Audrey C A S Schuiz, Erwin L Music SEVENTH ROW: Seal, Willie R. .....Pharmacy Seghers, Guy J., Jr Bus. Ad. FIRST ROW: Serio, Joseph S., Jr. Pharmacy Schambra, Peter N Bus. Ad. SECOND ROW: Shea, Marie Elise A S Shelton, James L - Pharmacy Shepard, William hi Pharmacy THIRD ROW: Shirer, Irwin N., Jr _ Bus. Ad. Shubert, John F Bus. Ad. Siegel, Martin H., Jr Bus. Ad FOURTH ROW: Sievent, Raymond L. Bus. Ad. Slngletary, Aldrich L., Jr Bus. Ad. Slicho, Uladimir J., Jr Bus. Ad. FIFTH ROW: Snatic, Jules P., Jr Pharmacy Spiegel, Leonard M Bus. Ad. Stark, George J Bus. Ad. SIXTH ROW; Starkovich, Dave A. Pharmacy Steen, Paul F A S Stewart, Roy M., Jr. Pharmacy SEVENTH ROW: Stoulig, Paul J Bus. Ad. Swanson, Ralph L A S FIRST ROW: Sykes, Bettye J A S Tamburo, John B A S • ■ l — vT-. MM - s- I SECOND ROW: ' y Temples, Jack H _ Bus. Ad. Theriot, Mildred _ _....A S Theard, Wilfred P., Jr A S - f0 ' THIRD ROW: Elj  Thibervllle, Arthur J A S t ' t Thomas, John P Bus. Ad. ' ■ , ! ' ' ( V illlam, Jr Bus. Ad. .A. ' H . H . FOURTH ROW: Thorpe, Clyde Thomas _ A S Thriffiley, Janice M __ A S Toca , Clem E Music FIFTH ROW: Toca, James L. Ill Bus. Ad. Toso, Mary Alice A S Trahan, Charles R Pharmacy SIXTH ROW: Trahan, Weston J _ Pharmacy Turnage, Leonard C, Jr A S Tusa, Joseph A. Pharmacy SEVENTH ROW: Ussery, James C __ _ Pharmacy Vanderavoort, Veinon B Bus. Ad. s e n I o r s . ■ FIRST ROW: Van Seffen, George H Law Venturello, Charles V Music SECOND ROW: Venvertloh, William P Bus. Ad. Vogt, Frank L. Pharmacy Vollenwelder, Lawrence III A S THIRD ROW: Waldrep, Oscar P Dentistry Walker, Victor H., Jr _ Pharmacy Weeks, Mary E A S ' ' U i - FOURTH ROW: Welch, Pauline P A S White, George E _ A S White, Jimmie P., Jr Pharmacy FIFTH ROW: Wild, Sue ._ - Bus. Ad. Wilkins, William C, Jr. __Dentlstry Willet, Tom R., Jr. Pharmacy SIXTH ROW: Willmann. Clinton H Bus. Ad. Wilson, Charles B Bus. Ad. Wright, Joseph D Pharmacy SEVENTH ROW: York, Lloyd R Pharmacy Young, Philip H Pharmacy Zito, Joseph Bus. Ad. Zundel, Paul _ Pharmacy Juniors FIRST ROW: Adams, Arthur Pharmacy Adams, William Dentistry Anton, hienry Law Arceneaux, Charles. Law Armstrong, Ursula A S SECOND ROW: Arnold, Orrin - Bus. Ad. Arroyo, Walter A S Ashby, Eugene A S Ayers, Betty Ann A S Badeaux, Reginald Law THIRD ROW: Barbot, Wallie Bus. Ad. Barranco, Philip Music Barre, Hamilton Pharmacy Barry, Walter, Jr. Pharmacy Bascle, Joan A S FOURTH ROW: Baudean, Louis Bus. Ad. Baumgartner, Shirley A S Becker, Merrit, Jr. Pharmacy Becnel, Charles Law Benjamin, John Dentistry FIFTH ROW: Benton, Mary Music Berdon, Kenneth A S Berteau, Clarence Pharmacy Betpouey, Gwen A S Bond, Leon Pharmacy Freshmen getting the dope! FIRST ROW: onneau. Charles Bus. Ad. orrello, Josie A S osworth, Harold - A S oudreaux, Rodney A S iourgeois, Marilyn Pharmacy SECOND ROW: Bradford, Richard Dentistry f Breaud, Clifford Dentistry Breaux, Raymond Bus. Ad. s Broderick, Barbara A S i li : Brown, J. D. A S : ■1 THIRD ROW: Broussard, Rlxby - A S Bruner, Keith Law Burnett, Jo Ellen - A S Caballero, Francis Pharmacy p Caillouet, Reginald A S FOURTH ROW: j Caire, Mary A S m Calogne, Eugene Law f ' ' Campbell, Walter A S Carleton, Milton Dentistry I ' d Carrigee, hienry Law FIFTH ROW: Carrigy, John A S Carter, Anthony A S Casteix, hHugh A S Christensen, Siegfried A S Cieutat, Roland Pharmacy ■li l ' ffl ' H ' IIIIIIMWM ■ ■ 1 Juniors FIRST ROW: Claudet, Arnold A S Collins, Raymond Bus. Ad. Collins, Thomas Law Comiskey, James Law Connick, Harry _Bus. Ad. SECOND ROW: Corcoran, James A S Correa, Jean _ A S Couget, Andre Bus. Ad. Courtney, Olive _ A S D ' Amico, Frank _ . ..Law THIRD ROW: Danner, Alberta Music Davis, Oliver A S Decuir, Evelyn Bus. Ad. Dees, William Pharmacy Delatte, Eldridge Bus. Ad. FOURTH ROW: Del Corral, Floyd Bus. Ad. De Salignac, Dolores A S Dewberry, William Pharmacy Doclar, Ernest A S Dorman, Mary Pharmacy FIFTH ROW: Duffy, Patricia Pharmacy Dugas, Raymond A S Dugan, Joseph Bus. Ad. Duplantier, Walter Dentistry Dupuis, Wade Bus. Ad. 1 r ««i « ' l.... ' «1t I .wC ' lll I Ilk- lA Norman, you ' re off key! FIRST ROW: DuQuesnay, Doris A S Durkes, David Bus. Ad. Duvalle, William Law Eble, Charles A S Economos, James A 5 SECOND ROW: Eiermann, Chester Bus. Ad. Elizardi, Lawrence Bus. Ad. Ellis, Michael A S Englert, John Pharmacy Erskine, Gilbert Music THIRD ROW: Evans, Jack Dentistry Faia, Kenneth A S Faia, Ronald Law Falgout. Melvin A S Fazzio, John A S FOURTH ROW: Feaheny, William Bus. Ad. Feliciana, Ruben Dentistry Fenerty. Frank Bus. Ad. Fichtel, John Phar.macy Finlcle, Anne A S FIFTH ROW: Fink, Kenneth A S Fleming, Walter Bus. Ad. Flood, Paul Dentistry Flynn, Charles Bus. Ad. Fontana, Joseph.., Bus. Ad. Juniors FIRST ROW: I Ml ' Forshaq, Joan A S 4 BMlk m . 1 Forshaq, Walter, Jr. A S ||f - ' V f Fortenberr , John._ A S ■■ . - F ' - ' ' ' ; ' .■ ' ' ■f ' Fortier, Pete A S 1 | y ' Fox, John Law m i ' ' i b J I H SECOND ROW: _ Francioni, Beverly A 8( S 3|| l iPl V QHIh Fray, Robert _ Law R B ! ,sJ Fremin, Noland Bus. Ad. J| t ' T ' -- Fuchs, John Bus. Ad. IL. ' | . ' | Gaglio, Salvatore Pharmacy j _ | B THIRD ROW: _ _ Garvey, Walter Bus. Ad. WSmf W Gelpl, Albert A S f 1 1 ' T| Gelpi, Robley Bus. Ad. __ s ,_ ■ Goff, Thomas Bus. Ad. ' . V W ll Gondolfi, Anthony Music i f Bm Wk ' i FOURTH ROW: Fowland, Henry Pharmacy j£ Sfll JF Ii k S S Gravels, Lloyd Pharmacy 9 W r . Greco, Anthony Dentistry ■ •? Greffer, Henry A S ' - ' . ' W Gremillion, Kenneth A S -- ' W i i FIFTH ROW: Grenier, Charles A S J gg . ' B9 KK Grieshaber, Bernard Dentistry ,  T | T w Grieshaber, Don Law -  i Griffing, Asa Dentistry ' — ' i I — ' ' i Grisoli, Robert Law | j , H ii - s? jf t. J. O F- V 11 A ' k Al What Flavor, Chuck ' FIRST ROW: Guldry, Harding Dentistry Hanemann, Arden A S Hardin, John Dentistry Harris, Elsie Pharmacy Harrison, Joan A S SECOND ROW: Heier, Floyd L. Dentistry Hertz, Niels - Law Hesse, John A S Higgins, Don _ Bus. Ad. Hingle, Ronald Pharmacy THIRD ROW: Hoag, Gerald A S Hogan. Clarence Bus. Ad. Hoppe, Henry Law Hug, Donald Bus. Ad. Hughes, Alvin Law FOURTH ROW: Huguet, Felix A S Hurndon, Joseph Law Hymel, Sidney Bus. Ad. Indest, Maurice Law Jacob, Louis Bus. Ad. FIFTH ROW: Jaubert, Odile A S Johnson, A. L Pharmacy Johnson, Betty A S Johnston, Alexander Bus. Ad. Jones, OIlie Dentistry Juniors FIRST ROW: Kaiser, William Bus. Ad. Kammerer, Edward A S Keenan, John Bus. Ad. Keenan, Mary Margaret Music Keenen, Harry Law SECOND ROW: Kemp, James Pharmacy Keppel, Frank Bus. Ad. Kirsch, Warren _ A S Kissinger, Joan A S Kluchin, Joseph _ Law THIRD ROW: Knowles, Daniel Bus. Ad . Koch, John A S Kontos, Chris Music Keubel, Jane Lee A S Lamarca, Paul Dentistry FOURTH ROW: Lanasa, Matt A S Landry, Veronica Music Landry, William Pharmacy Lanius, William A S Lansford, Louis A S FIFTH ROW: La ran, Roy A S Larue, Robert A S Lavle, Carl A S Leithman, John A S Leone, Angeleo Bus. Ad. Biological experiment or Hassenpfeffer? - FIRST ROW: |B Levy, Joseph A S •- T Levy, Lazard Law ;3f ' ' Leyba, Edward Bus. Ad. ■ . v Lindqulst, Donald Law i ™ I A LoCoco. Santo A S _ SECOND ROW: JHH||| m Lonergan, Maurice Law fg W P ' - W Lonergan, Michael Law . - _ . ' ' . f Longo, John Bus. Ad. _ — ' ' f I _V Macaluso, Joseph Music THIRD ROW: S P m Att k ' ' ' ' ° r . CV, gP Jll Makofsky, Beverly A S y Tl ' Manning, James Law ' - ' J Manning, John A S •._r j ' ( Mannino, Frank Music , I m .- ' ' - FOURTH ROW: mBBHK Mansour, Alfred Law I _ Marguer, June - A S ._ ' . ' Markezich, Anthony - A S • ' ' ■ ' , K Jl ' fe Mathis, Mack _ Bus. Ad. ' ' h ' !... V Wfck H May, John Bus. Ad. FIFTH ROW: MNk iilki ' ' ' ' li McAuliffe, Edwin Bus. Ad. f y W ? McDonald, Harry A S j 0 1 ' - «:, I; - f McFarland, Harry Dentistry ■ ' ' ' - . ' ' !k ,, ' ■ ' • ' - McGill, Arthur Music iHfli i bsi ' Ibk. Meunier, Roy - Bus. Ad. Ww mHI_ Juniors FIRST ROW: Miller, Anna Laura A S Mitchell, Patrick Law Moise, Audrey A S M on get, Newell Dentistry Monjure, Joseph Bus. Ad. SECOND ROW: Monte, Annie Laurie Pharmacy Montelepre, Catherine A S Montreull, Roy Dentistry Morlcl, Vincent Bus. Ad. Mouledoux, Blanche A S THIRD ROW: Murphy, James Law Myler, Charles Bus. Ad. Naccarl, Paul A S Nicosia, Bernlce A S NIssen, Grace Pharmacy FOURTH ROW: Nunez, Joyce A S Odderstol, Babette A S Ory, hHarry Bus. Ad. Ory, Menard A S Padua, Fortunato A S FIFTH ROW: Peer, Wayne Dentistry Pepper, John Pharmacy Petersohn, A. William Dentistry Porrler, Rubye A S Pollzzi, Richard A S , sh ' ' ■: v ' ►;- 1 . ' It r f f . ■ o x % , - 1 — : T , I ariITFTTBCT|rn 1 i This couldn ' t have been posed! FIRST ROW: Porter, William Music Powell, William Bus. Ad. ' Price, Roy _ Law | Rabalais, Evans Pharmacy Ran don, Rene Law SECOND ROW: Rapier, Edward Bus. Ad. Read, Janet A S Reed, Cowin Law Reed, Floyd Law Regan, Joseph Law THIRD ROW: Reine, Mearl _ A S Reinecke, John Bus. Ad. Reinecke, Richard A S Richard, George Law Rickoll, Casimir Bus. Ad. FOURTH ROW: Riley. Maurice Bus. Ad. Rodehorst, Armand A S Rogers, Lena Mae Music Rogers, Stephen A S Rooney, John Bus. Ad. FIFTH ROW: Roos, James Music Rotolo, Rosemary Music Rousselle, Leo Law Roy, Lynn _ Pharmacy Russo, Vincent Bus. Ad. Juniors FIRST ROW: Sanders, Frank Dentistry Sanguily, Aurora A S Saucier. Aaron Pharmacy Schaff, VaL_ Law Scharfenstein, Lynette A S SECOND ROW: Schilling, L. O Dentistry Schorling, Ray Music Schott, Patrick A S Schroeder, William Bus. Ad. Schrum, Jack Bus. Ad. THIRD ROW: Shearman, Robert, Law Shubert, Francis Pharmacy Seghers, Marie A S Smart, hloyt ..Dentistry Smith, Miriam A S FOURTH ROW: Sommers, William Pharmacy Stagg, Jack Dentistry Standard, William Pharmacy Starns, Richard Pharmacy Steckel, James A S FIFTH ROW: Stehling, Annette A S Steib, George Music Stewart, Frank A S Stone, Thomas Pharmacy Sullivan, Melvin Bus. Ad. 5 ;,. u ill I 0 Potenfial geniuses at work! FIRST ROW: Sanchez, Blanchard A S Tassln, Allen Pharmacy Tenison, Robert A S Theard, hHarry Bus. Ad. Thomas, John Bus. Ad. SECOND ROW: Thines, Marianne A S Toledano, Richard Bus. Ad. Toner, Bernard Bus. Ad. Tortorich, h erbert Law Totaro, Joseph A S THIRD ROW; Trahant, Walter Law Trenchard, Herbert,. A S Tropea, John Pharmacy Toups, Wilson Bus. Ad. Tujague, Roland A S FOURTH ROW: Valentino, Lawrence Music Vandevoorde, Jacques A S Van Geffen, Carroll Law Vernaci, Joseph Bus. Ad. Vesich, Anthony Law FIFTH ROW: Vigier, Andrew.., A S Vila, George Law Villacorta, Abel A S Vinot, Malcolm Bus. Ad. Waguespack, William A S Juniors FIRST ROW; Wallace, Edward - - Law Wambsgans, Anthony Law Watkins, Frank Dentistry Weathersby, Harry Pharmacy i l i Weber, Edwin Law OCW K H SECOND ROW: Weeks, John Bus. Ad. Weilbaecher, Maurice A S Welsh, Austin A S , White, Donald Pharmacy - . White, Willie Dentistry £ l THIRD ROW: ' Whitney, Timothy Pharmacy Wicker, Michael Bus. Ad. 1 Wilken, Leon Pharmacy ' Williams, Jean Ann A S -W fc fc Williams, Robert. A Be S hI I FOURTH ROW: VHHIHI Wimberly, Barbara A S Woods, Kathleen A S Worrel, John Bus. Ad. 1 . Wray, Betty Sue Pharmacy  «- Yuratich, John Law Zimmermann, Betty Ann A S Sophomores FIRST ROW: Arafa, Blake George Bus. Ad. Arguello, Jorge An+onio Bus. Ad. Asher, Henry W., Jr. A S Atkins, Thomas J Dentistry Authement, Nick J. A S SECOND ROW: Azar, Gloria Music Baggett, Thomas Dentistry Bailie, Vertilee A S lE — y Barker, Marcelle. Bus. Ad. Barreca, Ignatius A S THIRD ROW: m Barron, John Pharmacy B Battistella, Joyce A S T ST i Beck, Alvin Bus. Ad. Bernardi, Barbara Jean A S Bertoniere, John A S FOURTH ROW: Bodebender, Wm A S Bordelon, Almore A S ., — . ,__ Bordelon, Jean Dentistry Borbidge, David A S Bosio, Jane A S FIFTH ROW: Bourg, Elaine A S Bourlet, Lucille Music ' TL s - Boutwell, Mac Dentistry Bradbury, Victor Pharmacy Bravo, Louis A S . i A t ( C4 Q ' f ■ i N£i - ' 11 f ;- -J- S fir You ' d think they knew something about it. -t p A r v ' 3 dil ' ik . FIRST ROW: Breaux, Don A S Breaux, Norman Pharmacy Brignac, Julian Bus. Ad. Broussard, Seymour A S Brown, A. Maurice Dentistry SECOND ROW: Browne, John A S Budz, Chester Dentistry Burg, Phyllis A S Burkhart, Frederich A S Burke, Joan A S THIRD ROW: Burvant, Julian Dentistry Bush, James „ Dentistry Cade, Walter Pharmacy Cale, James A S Capritto, Anthony A S FOURTH ROW: Carter, John A S Casey, Thomas A S Chipley, James - Dentistry Chirino, tHerma Music Chouteau, Gordon _.A S FIFTH ROW: Clark, Abner Dentistry Clesi, Francis Bus. Ad. Coco, hiewitt Pharmacy Colligan, Jacqueline - Pharmacy Comiskey, Gloria _ Bus. Ad. Sophomores FIRST ROW: Conley, Russell - A S 1 0 m Conte, Oscar A S .,g ' Conzelmann, Inez A S ._, Courlllon, Evelyn__„ A S - Zi ' Crane, Edmund H., Jr. A S itSj tm k j SECOND ROW: Crovetto, Aline - A S Crump, E. Helen Bus. Ad. Dalqle, Edward Pharmacy b -n Dauphin, Victor. Bus. Ad. D ' Aquin, Frank Bus. Ad. l VV THIRD ROW: Daughenbaugh, Lynn A S Davila, hHerbert A S Deotte, Donald Bus. Ad. Deslattes, Richard A S A ■■■ Deutschmann, Margaret A S H ' ri FOURTH ROW: Diaz, Luis A S m t Dicks, William A S DiLeo, James Dentistry . - f Dixon, Donald Dentistry Domingues, John, Jr. Pharmacy i - flH A . , m FIFTH ROW: Douglas, John Dentistry k Downs, Charles Pharmacy W J W Dudossat, Louis A S ' ' ' JT C!t Dumas, Donald A S 4si ' - ! m DuPont, Lawrence Dentistry V . r Who ' s hogging the camera? FIRST ROW: Estes, Charles Dentistry m. Fallla, William Bus. Ad. , _rf Hl Fernandez, James Bus. Ad. I ' Figneroa, Manuel Pharmacy Fitzpatrick, Patricia A S SECOND ROW; Flaherty, Thomas A S Fortenberry, Robert A S Fox, Marie A S Frank, hHerman, Jr. Bus. Ad. A f% Fritsche, Leslie A S THIRD ROW: Furnald, Lawrence, Jr. Dentistry 1 V Fuselier, Joseph Bus. Ad. , Gallo, Louis Dentistry ■!•: Saupp, Francis..- A S Glennon, William Bus. Ad. FOURTH ROW: Gore, Samuel, Jr. Dentistry Graham, Kenneth Dentistry ' Grandich. Ru ssell A S Grefer, Joseph - A S Grego, Earl Music FIFTH ROW: Gremillion, James A S Griggs, William Bus. Ad. Guderian, Emmett A S ' ' FHalphen, Francis, Jr Dentistry , - H hHartman, FH. Gordon Bus. Ad. S o p h o mores FIRST ROW: Harvey, William Dentistry g i Hawkins, Harold Dentistry ' ' ss - p dn Heard, Frank ...Dentistry . -- Hebert, Gertrude Pharmacy kT! Hebert, John .....Pharmacy Be SECOND ROW: Hebert, Jules A S Hebert, Ralph Bus. Ad. i. ' - «: f ) Hecker, David Pharmacy Henkel, Norma A S v Hernandez, Jean A S „ (1l THIRD ROW: H In ton, James Dentistry Holeman, Herbert Music Holley, Cy Music Horton, Lewis, Jr A S Housand, James Music FOURTH ROW: Hudson, Jack Dentistry h k Huhn, Yvonne A S T ' %. Janus, John Dentistry ,, Jenkins, Leyton Bus. Ad. ' Johnson, Emmett A S FIFTH ROW: Jones, Charles, Jr. Dentistry Jones, Walter Dentistry Kaffle, Harris Dentistry Keating, Betty Jane A S V C The thingamagig goes up and down FIRST ROW: Kelly, George, Jr. A S Kerr, Charles Pharmacy Killebrew, Carrel! Kloor, Thomas Kruebbe, John, Jr. SECOND ROW: LaCour, Louis Landrieu, Joseph Landrieu, Maurice Landry, Donald Landry, Ernest Pharmacy A S Pharmacy Bus. Ad. Bus. Ad. Bus. Ad. A S Pharmacy THIRD ROW: Langford, Harold Bus. Ad. Lapiana, Joyce A S Larose, G. Deynoodt A S LeBlanc, Henry, Jr. Pharmacy Leboeuf, A. J _ A S FOURTH ROW: LeBourgeois, Julie A S LeDew, Joseph _ Music Lee, Charles _ Dentistry Legrand, Maurice Bus. Ad. Legros, C. Bus. Ad. FIFTH ROW: Leveque, Harry A S Levie, Dorita A S Locantro, Joseph Dentistry Loper, Steve, Jr _ Dentistry Ludin, Ellis - Pharmacy Sophomores FIRST ROW: Lullch, Mitchell Pharmacy Luna, Gilbert _ A S Majeau, Albert Pharmacy Majoria, Tony Pharmacy Marcotte, Myrtle Music SECOND ROW: Martin, Donald A S Mason, Henry - Bus. Ad. Mautner, Gabriele A S Mayo, Howard Pharmacy McDonald, Harry A S THIRD ROW: McNamara, Patricia A S McTlernan, Eugene Bus. Ad. Mehrhoff, Lee Pharmacy Merrit, Louise - A S Messina, Carmel A S FOURTH ROW: Munler, Pomer A S Michel, Claude Bus. Ad. Mlhojevlch, Claudette A S Miller , Alexander A S Mitchell, Wanda Ray A S FIFTH ROW: Molbert, Charles A S Monie, Edna Mae A S Moore, Betty Bus. Ad. Morrison, David Pharmacy Morris, Hanes A S f tt ) ' : t If It doesn ' t work this time, I ' ll scream. FIRST ROW: Neeb, Laurence Music Neyrey, J. Richard Bus. Ad. Nlcaud. Wallace, Jr : A S Nielsen, Thomas A S NIel, John A S SECOND ROW: Norrls, Mary Pharmacy Nungesser, King, Jr Dentistry O Connor, Florence A S O ' Connor, hHerman Dentistry O ' Day, Jacquelyn A S THIRD ROW: O ' Nell, William Pharmacy Paige, John A S Parker, Alton, Jr _ A S Pastorek, Rene A S Pattlson, Frank Dentistry FOURTH ROW: Payne, PhlHp A S Perret, Vera - A S Petitjean, Ernest Dentistry Petrusnek, Frank - Dentistry Pettit, George A S FIFTH ROW: Phillips, Wilbur Music Pittarl, Anthony Dentistry Poche, Charles Bus. Ad. Poche, Glynn Pharmacy Praetorlus, Karl Bus. Ad. Sophomores FIRST ROW: Prejean, Alfred, Jr Dentistry Putnam, Emille A S Quintero, Oscar A S Rappold, irwin Dentistry Rateau, Jeanne Pharmacy SECOND ROW: Ravain, Virgin Music Reinberg, S. Henry A S Reine, Luke Pharmacy Richards, Joann A S Rivera, Miguel Bus. Ad. THIRD ROW: Robert, Jules Bus. Ad. Robinson, Donald Bus. Ad. Rod, Reggie A S St. Martin, Roland Bus. Ad. St. Romain, Ray A S FOURTH ROW: Sansovich, Lucas, Jr A S Satterlee, Kent, Jr Bus. Ad. Scaico, Anthony A S Schambra, Nicholas Bus. Ad. Scheib, Flo Mary A S FIFTH ROW: Schindler, Newell Music Schiro, Mary Jane... Music Sclambra, Anthony Bus. Ad. Sekinger, Donald A S Shuster, Walter A S Aren ' t they cute! FIRST ROW: Sikes, Henry Dentistry Smith, Frederic.- - - A S Speyrer, John A S Stagg, Samuel, Jr Pharmacy Stamps, Mary „ A S SECOND ROW: Starns, Karl Pharmacy St. Remain, Philip _ Law Tagliarini, Evelyn A S Talluto, Peter Bus. Ad. Tamburello, Anthony A S THIRD ROW: Tanner, Edward Pharmacy Taylor, Charles Music Taylor, John Bus. Ad. Toca, Joseph. Pharmacy Toca, O. J Pharmacy FOURTH ROW: Tomlin, Allen.. Dentistry Toner, Joseph Bus. Ad. Toups, Ellis Pharmacy Truxillo, Clarence Bus. Ad. Vazzana, Anita A S FIFTH ROW: Villasana, W. C A S Voelker, Yvonne A S Waguespack, Richard Bus. Ad. Wall, Rivers P., Jr Dentistry Waterson, Joan A S S o p h o mores FIRST ROW: Watklns, William Dentistry Watsky, Martin Pharmacy Weber, Burrell Bus. Ad. Wegmann, Mary A S White, Dominick Pharmacy SECOND ROW: Williams, Richard A S Wilson, Creighton Dentistry Wright, James Pharmacy Wyble, Gordon Pharmacy The B. A, school ' s advertising expert, Bill Thomas F h r e s n m e n FIRST ROW: Acevedo, Alejandio A S Acevedo, Luis A S Adams, Andrew Dentistry Aedo, Isabel Pharmacy Albrltton, Britt A S SECOND ROW: Alexander, George Dentistry Alford, Frances A S Alost, John Bus. Ad. Apgar, Percy Dentistry Arboneaux, Sterling Pharmacy THIRD ROW: Ardoin, Mervin Dentistry Arnheim, Albert A S Arsing, Victor _ Bus. Ad. Ashon, Samuel Pharmacy Ass unto, Fred Law FOURTH ROW: Aucoin, Ronald A S Auger, Paul A S Aycock, Jimmie Pharmacy Azcona, James Law Babington, William Pharmacy FIFTH ROW: Baker, Martin Dentistry Baugh, Benjamin Dentistry Baxter, Robert Bus. Ad. Bellau, Patrick A S Bellow, Donald Bus. Ad. 1 f I bet he ' s +he only Irishman In the crowd! FIRST ROW: Belou, Jeanne.- Pharmacy Bergeron, Henry Pharmacy Belsin, Denald Law H Bologna, Pietra Bus. Ad. H Bolton, Howard Pharmacy SECOND ROW: Bonner, Anna A S Borum, Charles Dentistry Bostick, Robert Pharmacy Bourgeois, Johnies Pharmacy Braden, Jan Music THIRD ROW: Brady, Katharine A S Breaux, Aristile Pharmacy Breen, Morris Pharmacy Breen, Nathaniel Pharmacy Brin, Richard A S FOURTH ROW: Brothers, James Pharmacy Burg, Frank Bus. Ad. Bush, Robert A S Calogero, Pascal O A S „ - Caluda, Marion Music FIFTH ROW: Cambre, Irwin - - A S Camel, Lorraine A S Campbell, Douglas Dentistry Cannella, Felix - A S Cannon, Ma ry M usic F h r e s n m e n FIRST ROW: Carter, Charles Pharmacy Casey. John Law Caso, Eugene A S Casslsa, Paul Law Castrillo, Solita O A S SECOND ROW: Charles, Carl A S Chauvin, hHarold A S Chauvin, Elaine Bus. Ad. CI oil no, Vincent Dentistry Cotten, Edgar A S THIRD ROW: Comeaux, Charles.. A S Comeaux, Joseph A S Connor, Cornelia Bus. Ad. Congravey, June Pharmacy Conte, Joseph A S FOURTH ROW: Conzelmann, Ernest A S Coote, Reginald A S Cordes, Adrian Bus. Ad. Corpora, Joseph Pharmacy Cotter, James Dentistry FIFTH ROW: Craig Mearl A S Crighton, Clyde _ A S Cush, Joseph Dentistry Daigle, Ronald Bus. Ad. Daino, Mario Bus. Ad. What could be so interesting? FIRST ROW: Dalferes, Louis Dentistry D ' Arcangelo, Bernard Pharmacy Dauterive, Ralph Dentistry De George, Donald A S Deichmann, Arthur A S SECOND ROW: Demarest, Jerry A S Derbes, Charles Pharmacy DeSonier. Louis Law Dixon, Arthur A S Dolan, John Bus. Ad. THIRD ROW: Dominguez, Manuel Bus. Ad. Dominique, Frank Bus. Ad. Donahue, Julie A S Dormer, James Bus. Ad. Doughty, Robert Pharmacy FOURTH ROW: Doyle, Edward A S Dragon, Raymond Bus. Ad. Driscoll, hiazel Pharmacy Dufrene, Rose A S Dugas, Claude Pharmacy FIFTH ROW: Duquesnay, Audrey A S Echeuarria, Emilio A S Ecuyer, Emile Dentistry Englerth, Richard- Dentistry Eugene, Gerard Pharmacy F h r e s n m e n FIRST ROW: Ewen, Earl Dentistry Fabian. Harry Pharmacy Farrell, John Bus. Ad. -1 Ferrand, Warren Dentistry ' k , A Blfc Foret, Lois A S k f i|| Hl ' H I- i Ji m . . SECOND ROW: _ — Fox, Winkie A S J ii ' WWB 1 ' Fremin, William Pharmacy 1h jK ' afffl; Gabriel, Jureidini Bus. Ad Gandolfi, Patrick A S Hp V Garcia, Joseph A S v ' THIRD ROW: Gardner, Frank Law BrnfUfL Garofalo, Raymond Bus. Ad. • J Gattas, George A S -, _ Gilmore, Walter Dentistry ... ,, . . . Giuffrie, Ray Pharmacy T -—J ' i ' FOURTH ROW: Gleim, Richard A S ' ' k jlflB Gomez, Enrique Pharmacy ' a «ei ■ m B Gossen, Ronald Law ;._y tl f ' ' % Graffagnino, Anthony Law L „ v Graham, Royal Dentistry t ! FIFTH ROW: | Greneaux, Donald Pharmacy Grusich, Wilfred A S , _, Guichet, Niles Dentistry , - • Guidry, Gerald A S jgmsd Gutierrez, Armand Law 1 - f FacuUy takes time out. FIRST ROW: Gutierrez, Hernan Bus. Ad. Gutknecht, Jacob A S Haag, Carroll Bus. Ad. Hall, William Bus. Ad. Hallonquist, Philip Dentistry SECOND ROW: Halker, Gerald Dentistry Hambacher, Joseph Pharmacy Hammers, Jim Law Hand, Kay _ A S Hattier, John Law THIRD ROW: Healy, Daniel A S Hecker, Jean A S Hemstreet, James A S Hllbert, Ann A S Hissong, John Pharmacy FOURTH ROW: Holahan, John A S Hoyle, Frank Dentistry Huete, Francis _ Dentistry Hyman, Jane...- A S Hymel, Gene Bus. Ad. FIFTH ROW: Hymel, Roland Bus. Ad. Isban, Paul A S Irwin, William A S Jobe, Darrell Dentistry Joffre, Roch _ A S F h r e s n m e n FIRST ROW: Jordan, Felix Law Kelly, Anna Mary A S V ' 5 fggt: Kelly, Martin Bus. Ad. Ketchum, Tom A S wp, Killan, William Bus, Ad. M td SECOND ROW: Kluchin, John Law HRV vK mHB B Koch, Edward Law B -jf V V T Kramer, John Bus. Ad. Kraft, Ted A S Kuntz, Richard ...Law f | B -_ B 1 THIRD ROW: La hHaye, Joseph Law Lala, Anthony A S Lambert, John Bus. Ad. Lamy, Harold Law Landry, Grace Bus. Ad. ____ ■■ ly FOURTH ROW: .. Landry, Myrton Pharmacy V Lang, Peter A S J- J Lauve, Rosemary Pharmacy Lease, Mathew Pharmacy LeBas, Cecil Pharmacy  i FIFTH ROW: Lebeuf, George Bus. Ad. Legendre, Henry A S Lemoine, Winton Law - y Lemoine, Peter Pharmacy 1 . kB Leone, Angelo Bus. Ad.  lL - U B ' O ffN : Pass the Spumone please! FIRST ROW: Levey, Julian Pharmacy .-. Lichtenstein, Alvin Bus. Ad. Linhares. Lila A S Linn, Patricia A S Little, James Dentistry SECOND ROW: W Loiacono, Nunzio Bus. Ad. ' _j. ,( Ti ' Loranger, Edward Bus. Ad. Lorentino, Frank Pharmacy Lorio, Peter A S Lyttle, Robert Bus. Ad. THIRD ROW: Magee, hiarold Dentistry Maggiore, Mary Jane A S ,1 I Mellette, John A S ' Marsiglia, Victor Bus. Ad. i -f Mart, Charles Bus. Ad. FOURTH ROW: Maxwell, Gerard Bus. Ad. McCurdy, James Dentistry 9 McElveen, Slynis Pharmacy McGinty, Andrew Bus. Ad. 1 MchHughes, Lee Law FIFTH ROW: M mI i McLaneon, Edmond Pharmacy 1 • I  Menard, Mary A S y , Menard, Sidney A S Merwin, Harry_ A S Messina, Joseph A S F h r e s n m e n FIRST ROW: Messina, Manuel Pharmacy Mestayer, Roland Bus. Ad. Meunier, Philip Law Miller, Mae A S Mills, Gordon Pharmacy SECOND ROW: Molsant, George Dentistry Mollere, OIloo Dentistry Molony, Beverly Bus. Ad. Montalbano, Paul Pharmacy Moreci, Janice A S THIRD ROW; Morltz, Leonorc A S Morris, Charles Bus. Ad. Mouret, William Dentistry Murret, Charles.., Dentistry Nagy, Steve Bus. Ad. FOURTH ROW: NastasI, David Bus. Ad. Nesom, William Music Newltt, Jack A S Nunez, Bruce Pharmacy O ' Keefe, Joseph Bus. Ad. FIFTH ROW: Otillo, Martin Bus. Ad. Packler, Irving Pharmacy Palazzolo, Charles A S Park, John A S Perez, Leopold© _ Pharmacy ' ' m i f JL i ' C C - yT ,w .. ( « i I wonder who wants more? FIRST ROW: Perez, Vincent Bus. Ad. ——,-■. Peyregne, Lorraine Music i Piazza, Frank Dentistry Poupart, Ann A S Pourciau, Lynn Pharmacy SECOND ROW: Pourciau, Richard Dentistry Prejean, Curtis Pharmacy ■ P H ' B Protich, Frank A S ' •■ — ► Provenza, Josephine Pharmacy QuenquI, Marion A S THIRD ROW: f K BB Qulnn, Donald Dentistry ' m Rachel, Henry Law Ragusa, Carlo Bus. Ad. k _ j Ragusa, Joseph Bus. Ad. J| Randolph, Jack Dentistry FOURTH ROW: C Ratzburg, Carl Dentistry ' ' Richard, Jules Music . X Rleth, William Bus. Ad. Rivera, Angel Law ,„ Rodi, Angelo Pharmacy k __ I FIFTH ROW: PBsJBk B Rodriguez, Clare A S ■ !■ J m Hk Rodriguez, Marion, Bus. Ad. Rouen, Maurice A S 4 T Roullard, Paul L-Bus. Ad. Roussel, Margaret A S F h r e s n m e n FIRST ROW: Russo, Antoinette A S Ryan, Dorothy Pharmacy St. Remain, Phillip Law Sancho, Jules- A S Satterlee, Gilbert A S SECOND ROW: Schaaf, Marie A S Schang, Donald Dentistry Schindler, Gerardine A S Schoemann, Rudolph Law Schutzmann, Roy A S THIRD ROW: Sciambra, Jacob Law Shane, Lorraine Music Silvestri, Joseph Dentistry Simon, Carl Pharmacy Simoneaux, Earl Law FOURTH ROW: Simoneaux, Richard Law Singerman, Joseph Pharmacy Spear, Robert, Pharmacy Stich, Odette A S Sullivan, Blanid ' . A S FIFTH ROW: Tamburo, Anthony Law Taormina, Carol Music Thomas, Naiff Pharmacy Toppino, Milton A S Turner, Pat Music O ( ' Paying tribute on Twellmeyer Day. FIRST ROW: Typton, Billy A S y__ Uhlich, Rhea A S T ' V UrrentI, Mariana Music ■-■ -v Uzee, Edward A S Vacanti, Angie A S SECOND ROW: MmKI Valladares, Humberto A S V _  Vezlch, Catherine A S Viner, Louis- Pharmacy ■ i ' lk Vizzi, Rosalia A S r viiet, Ellis A S a THIRD ROW: Voigt, John A S j Walsh, William A S ' ' Warner, William Law jT Wax, George Lav . HX 1 Wenzel, Joseoh Law FOURTH ROW: aWoyman, James _ Dentistry Wiemann, Daniel Law Williams, Rupert Dentistry ..li llK Williamson, Frank Pharmacy ■ Windham, Andrew Dentistry I ' J FIFTH ROW: Wisdom, Clarence Bus. Ad. Woods, Jacqueline A S Wood, William Dentistry ' J Student Council President, Claus Sadller. Father Guterl and Sadller discuss plans for 1950. STUDENT COUNCIL We are grateful to this year ' s Student Council for re-establishing the Hausmann Trophy Com- petition. The trophy is awarded annually to the class, Freshman or Sophomore, that wins four of the seven athletic or academic events. The spirit and vigor displayed by the two classes mirrored the enthusiasm of the University as a whole. The Student Council sponsors the weekly gym-jams, the Popularity Contest, the campus elec- tions, and the publication of the L book. In addition, the Student Council organizes and co-ordi- nates other campus activities, and acts as a mediator between students and faculty. Claus Sadlier, President of the Music School, v as elected Student Council President, an office which he filled admirably. hHe was assisted in his work by the other five college presidents and the twenty-two members chosen by the student body. President of the Colleges: James Cobb, Business Administration; Dicic Saucier, Arts Sciences; James Ussery, Pharmacy; Claus Sadlier, Music; Henry Elitins, Law; Dwight W. MacCurdy, Dentistry. WMi The Sfud i t Council: Seated: Sally Barker, Bus. Adm.; Mary Mar- garef Keenan, Music; Joan Boudousqule, A S; Flo Mary Scheib, A S; Sue Wild. Bus, Adm.; Annette Stehling, A S; Betty Johnson, A S; Gwen Betpouey, A S. Second Row: Vic Bradbury, Pharm.; Rene Pastorek, A S; Henry Asher, A S; Gerald Sadlier, Music: Rene Randon, Law; William Sommers, Pharm. Third Row: Kent Satterlee. Bus. Adm.; Mel Sullivan, Bus. Adm.; Reginald Rod, A S; Jerry Hoag. A S; Jack Thomas, A S. I. Freshman Hop . 2. Election campaign. 3. Freshman Kangaroo Court . 4. Candidates for Student Council. mi Father Guterl and Daniel Quinn, President of the Loyol branch of the National Federation of Catholic Collec Students. NATIONAL FEDERATION OF CATHOLIC COLLEGE STUDENTS I. Pat Schott, Jinn Cobb, and Skip Sraffagnini at NFCCS Congress at Xavier. 2. Fathers Beiou and Suterl talk with NFCCS National Chaplain. Dan Quinn and Tom Brickley, National President, look on. Commission Chairmen George Saporifo and Charles Barranfes. Pan-Am Club members bear remains of Catholic poet Raphael Landiver. Pan American Day ceremonies sponsored by the Loyola Pan-Am Club. mM M NFCCS Christmas dance in Loyola cafeteria. NFCCS dance chairmen, John Keating and Val Lovisa. NFCCS Father Gu+erl, Regional Chaplain, and Daniel Quinn, Regional President, have worked hard dur- ing the past year to extend the influence of the NFCCS. The purpose of this organization is threefold: I) to promote greater unity among Catholic colleges; 2) to make the students aware of national problems and of their own responsibility as Catholics; and, 3) to aid students in war-wrecked countries. Early in the year, a Regional Congress was held at Xavier University. Speakers from the Na- tional Chapter, among them the National President and Chaplain, informed the delegates of the problems now facing the Federation. At this congress a constitution for the Southeastern Region was drawn up. Various events were sponsored periodically through the year by the NFCCS. Sacred hHeart Colleg e of Grand Coteau was the center for an informative International Day and later for an in- spiring program on interracial affairs. The Pan-American Day, held on the Loyola campus, was an outstanding success also. The Interracial Commission cooperated with the Catholic Committee of the South in bringing Bishop Kiwanuka to New Orleans and arranging for him to speak to the students at hloly Name Auditorium, hiere on the campus, a workshop was held to properly instruct new members and officers in their duties and in correct procedures. Archbishop Rummel, Cardinal S+rifch, Bishop Kiwanuka of Uganda, at Interracial Commission meeting. THE STUDENT RETREAT The annual student retreat is an integral part of the University curriculum here at Loyola, for every student needs the steadying influence of a quiet three-day withdrawal from the cares and troubles of everyday life. During these three days of prayer and meditation under the guidance of a capable retreat master, the student comes closer to God — his creator. In addition, the student has time to reflect on his past life and make plans for improving himself in the future. To Fathers O ' Neil and Curley, we owe many thanks for making our retreats this year so Inter- esting and spiritually profitable. Father O ' Neil, Men ' s retreat master. Father Curley, V omen ' s retreat master. f u_ X Paul Steen, Executive Editor of the Maroon Paul Fontana, Managing Editor of the Maroon. THE MAROON Dicit Sarvey, Maroon Business Manager. Mr. James E. Kalshoven, Maroon Moderator. k Jis Tom Thorpe, News Edll or. Rose Mary Gutierrez, Desk Editor THE MAROON For 37 years now the Loyola Maroon has been making as well as recording history. The student publication, edited and staffed by students of the University, has done its job well by spreading Catholic thought through its editorials and by keeping the student body aware of all activities and events taking place on the campus. To the 1949-1950 editor, Paul Steen, and to his capable helpers we say Thanks a million. In the years since its founding the Maroon has won many honors, local and national. This year the staff entertained high school editors at a buffet supper here at Loyola. This was the first get-together of its kind to be held in New Orleans. In addition to other accomipllshments, this year ' s Maroon has left an example which could well be followed in coming years —THE PAPER NEVER MISSED A SINGLE DEADLINE. Chris Bel lone, Sporls Editor. Wednesday night deadline blues — Ted Craft, Mickey Topplno, Tod Donahue, Paul Steen, Chris Bellone, Blanche Moule- doux, Paul Fontana. i. Gaby Mautner, Society Editor; Carroll Trosclair, Covering the Campus Columnist; Blanche Mouledoux, Feature Editor; Jerry Sadller, Music columnist. Maroon Staff — Reporters: First Row: Ann Hllbert; Dick Toledano, National Advertising Manager; Joan Forshag; Joe Miller; Audrey Molse. Second Row: Pat McNamara; Jack Reinecke, Circulation manager; Winkle Fox; Mickey Top- plno; Edna Mae Monie. THE EDWARD DOUGLASS WHITE DEBATING SOCIETY In spite of its small membership, the Edward Douglass White Society continued to accom- plish its purpose during the session by participa- tion in intercollegiate and Intramural debates. Only one tournament was entered by this year ' s debating team, whose members must necessarily be in the society, and that was the Azalea Tournament at Spring Hill College. In spite of the fact that three of the four members had no prevoius tournament experience, the team was victorious over Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, and three other large Universities. The team ' s record stands with six wins against six losses. In additon to the regular meeting debates, one public debate was put on for the student body on the subject: Resolved: That the Student Coun- cil Be Abolished. The society also assisted the Council In putting on the Hausmann Debate. With the closing of the year ' s activities the Society promises to grow and become an even greater credit to the University in the years to come. Mr. Bernard Ward, Moderator of the society and Pat Schott, President. E. D. WHITE DEBATING SOCIETY Members: Firsf Row: Ed Uzee, Joe Garcia, Tom Casey, Hal Lamy. Second row: Hugh St. Paul, Reginald Rod, Pat Schott, Adrian Cordes, Richard Redmann. WHO ' S WHO First Row: Gwen Eetpoiiey, A S; Jim Cobb, Bus. Adm.; Jeff Collins, Dent.; Salva D ' Antoni, A S; Charles del Corral, Bus. Adm. Second Row: Edward Derbes, Dent.; Malvern Drlscoll, Law; Henry Elkins, Law; Allen Ford, A S; Harry Hirsch, Bus. Adm. Third Row: Garland Hymes, Bus. Adm.; Betty Johnson, A S; Mary Margaret Keenan; Music; Daniel Quinn, A S; James Riley, Pharm. Fourth Row: Dick Saucier, A S; Edward Schmidt, Pharm.; Pat Schott, A S; Erwin Schuiz, Music; James Ussery, Pliarm. WWL Is Loyola ' s 50,000 watt clear channel radio sta- tion. The station, an affiliate of the Columbia Broadcast- ing System, is noted for its wide range and Interesting programs. In addition, to the planned programs, WWL also brings to its listening au- dience the latest In sports and news — local, national, and worldwide. Top: Ray McKInley and his band re- cording for WWL over CBS. Middle: Leo Zinser and Dr. Alfred Bono- mo discuss plans for WWL ' s University Time. BoHom: Pianist and organist combine tal- ents for WWL ' s Double Keyboard. Joseph Famiglio, Executive Editor. John Keating. Business Manager. THE WOLF Pat Schott, Managing Editor. Father John A. Toomey, Wolf Moderator. THE WOLF This is the Wolf — your yearbook. May it bring back many happy, and even some not so happy, memories of your college days at Loyola. To the staff of the Wolf, this book connotes days and nights of hard work. To the editorial staff in particular, it meant drawing up the dummies for the various sections, seeing the photographer about re- prints of pictures, visiting the en- graver and printer numerous times, writing script for hours and hours on end, and finally wrapping things up. To the business staff went the problem of raising money to cover the cost of the book, the sending of bills and the attempts to see the ever not present business managers of downtown stores. We of the Wolf staff hope that we have done a good job this year. If the Wolf satisfies you, then we can consider our efforts well repaid. Ernest Doclar, Associate Editor. Dicic Toledano, Art Editor. Gwen Beipouey and Betty Johnson, Class Editors. Jaclt Newitt. Circulation K 1gr.; Ann Hilbert, Associate Art Editor; Louis LaCour. Sports Editor; Meme Fox, Activities Editor. 5l Staff assistants: Gloria Comiskey, Joan Waterson, Joyce Nunez Staff photographer Russ Cresson. STAFF TOM KLOOR CHRIS BELLONE TOD DONAHUE ,r% BSjiUg HIS EMINENCE Carbinal spEumflu His Eminence, Francis Cardinal Spellman. Audience at Cardinal Spellman ' s lecture. THE 1949-1950 LOYOLA FORUM PROGRAM Father Hubbard. Coach Frank L. Leahy of Nofre Dame. Father Gannon addresses his audience. Monsignor Ful+on J. Sheen, FATHER GANNON Former President FORDHAM UNIVERSITY 7{ a dd cupiou Oiaton. The%tican fCc em Titne$ ' Grand Ballroom ROOSEVELT HOTEL lURSDAY FEB. 23 8:30 P.M. Father Gannon ' s audience. THE LAW REVIEW The annual publication of the Law School, the throughout the country. The honor students are Law Review, records all important decisions and responsible for gathering data and writing script, current book reviews from other law schools This year ' s staff consists of twelve busy members. First Row: Charles Becnel, Henry Carrigee, John Daves, Malvern Driscoll, Henry Elklns. James Farrelly. Second Row: James Flanagan, Joseph Hurndon, James Manning, Edward Wallace, Anthony Wambsgans. THE LAW COUNCIL Headed by Dean Vernon X. Miller, the Law The Council is connposed of faculty mennbers and Council strives to uphold its high standards and students. The dates of examinations, parties, to work for the improvement of the Law School. dances, and picnics are set by the Council. First Row: Henry Carrigee, Henry Elkins. Jr. Second Rov : Don Graham, Roy L. Price. Edward A. Wallace. THE PHARMACY JOURNAL Established in 1936, the Pharmacy Journal has been published ever since by the students and faculty of the College of Pharmacy. Editor Lee Barker and his entire staff have done their part in providing interested students with news and helpful information about doings in the Phar- macy world. Lee Barker, Editor-In-Chief. First Row: Joseph Boudreaux, Vic Bradbury, June Conravey, Mary Nell Dormer. Joseph Ferrer. David Hissong, Riley Jeansonne. J. B. Kendall. Second Row: William O ' Neil. CorbeH Ourso. Joan Ryan, Samuel Stagg. Harry Weathersby. James Wright. Lloyd York. : victor Bradbury, recipient of the 1950 Rho Chi Award. Rho Chi, national, honorary society In Pharmacy School, Initiated the Rho Chi Award this year. The award is given to the freshman In the Loyola College of Pharmacy who attains the highest scholastic average during his first year. Vic BracTbury, a member of the American Pharmaceutical Association, the Student Council, and the St. John Berchman Sodality, Is an outstanding student not only in scohlastic endeavors but also In campus popularity. Congratulations, Vic, and may you keep up the high standards called for by this honor. THE RHO CHI AWARD CHARLES BAILEY AWARD Joe Famlgllo, outstanding man on the campus, receives the A.D.G. Award from the very reverend Father Thomas J. Shields, S.J. The Charles Bailey Award, an annual award given to the outstanding male student leader on the campus, was presented this year to Joseph P. Famiglio. The qualifications for receiving this award are scholastic ability, school spirit, leader- ship and loyalty. During the past year, Joe, a Bus. Adm. Senior, was editor of the Wolf, Vice-President of Blue Key Honor Service Fraternity, a member of St. Stanislaus Sodality, a member of P.K.E., a mem- ber of the Executive Council of E.K.S., and past president of that organization. He was also a member of A. P.O., Loyola Service Fraternity. Joe picks up some Wolf correspondence. LAMBDA SIGMA LAMBDA AWARD The outstanding girl, Gwen Betpouey, receives the Lambda Sigma Lambda award from the very Rev. Fr. Thomas J. Shields, S.J. Awarded annually to the most active co-ed at Loyola, the Lambda Sigma Lambda award exem- plifies loyalty, school spirit, service, and leader- ship. The award this year was presented to Gwen Betpouey. Gwen was treasurer of Lambda Sigma Lambda, a member of the Student Council, a member of the Little Flower Sodality, class co- editor of the Wolf, a member of the Thespians, and member of Who ' s Who in American Col- leges and Universities for 1949-50. Gwen merited this honor through many hours of hard work and by always displaying a high spirit and ability as a leader in all her activities. Gwen, pausing at the pamphlet rack. POPULARITY Hugh Casfeix, most popular athlete. Patricia Becli and James Comlskey — pret- tiest co-ed and most handsome male. , V ■-,1 ,o f•■ « CONTEST Betty Johnson and Frank Charbonnet — most popular co-ed and male. Gwen Betpouey and Henry Asher — most active co-ed and male. RESERVE OFFICERS Loyola ' s ROTC — Reserve Officers Training Corps — is a batfalion of Military Police, the army ' s troublshooters. Lieutenant Colonel Andrew B. Padgett is the commanding officer of Loyola ' s unit, hie is assisted by a very capable staff of seasoned veterans from the regular army. This year ' s student commander is Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Robert Tenison, one of the MP ' s outstanding men. This is the third year the unit has existed on the campus. It has gained during that time in grovvth and prestige. This is the first year that all physi- cally-fit Arts and Sciences freshmen have been obliged to join the Loyola ROTC and the ranks of the unit have swelled considerably. It has become a familiar sight every Tues- day to see a great number of Loyolans in khaki with the tricolor and torch insignia of the ROTC. Every Tuesday afternoon the Mili- tary Police conduct an inspection and drill. Regular dress Inspections are held also, espec- ially for review by visiting officers. g? TRAINING CORPS LT. COL. ANDREW PADGETT, Commanding Officer Loyola ROTC Staff: Sarg. First Class Wade Williamson. Master Sarg. John Hendricks, Master Sarg. William Atkin- son, Sarg. First Class Marlln Tynsdale. Sarg. George Edwards, Master Sarg. Leon Morin. (I to r) Executive Officer Louis F. Jacob, Executive Officer Carmelo Graffagini, Lt. Col. Robert M. Tenlson, ExecutK Officer Ray Thomas Riley, Sgt. Armand Gutierrez. Loyola ' s ROTC honors President Videla of Chile uiuiiupi ; r . t4M.i 1, ! i 1 1 ilil l ' iffrTlT; Ti n I - - -i ' 1 1} i ' p- ji gjg2gft ,,, , 2E § 1 First Row: (i to r) Anthony J. Carter, Capt. Joe O ' Sullivan, Lt. Jim Quigley, Lt. D. J. Raynnond, Lt. Paul Landry, Second Row: Cpl. Maurice Giuliermann, Wm. Rodebender, Roy Price, Thomas Casey, John R. May, R. Doudreaux Leslie G. Fritchie, John B. Hattier, Marc Sancho, John R. Joseph P. Conte, Lars Steib, Third Row: T. O. Collins Robley Gelpi, Jack Thomas, Joseph C. Messina. K. Davidson, Richard Brin, Harold Chauvin, Ronald Aucoin, James A Rogers, Fourth Row: Sgt. St. Paul, Cpl. Anthony J. Lala, H. Gordon Hartmann, Harry Leveque, Felix Cannella, B. L Albritton, Chas. Morris, Alfred E. Viener, St. Romain, Jack Hallahan, Fifth Row: Reggie Rod, Guy J. Seghers, Billy Lipton, William Kilian, Roland Hymel, Felix Gaudin, P. A. Payne, Emilio Echevarria. The Loyola ROTC is quartered in a spacious army barracks near the athletic field. In this building are housed the offices and equipment of the unit. Besides drill, regular classroom courses in Military Sciences are scheduled. Reservists are taught military courtesy by way of copies of the Soldier ' s Handbook. Other courses range from care of small arms to the handling and dispersing of riots. All is not work for the boys in olive drab for their annual dance at Camp Leroy Johnson is known to be quite a popular and successful affair. hiighlights of the ROTC year at Loyola were: being reviewed by Major General Parker of the regular army who commended the unit highly; and the battalion ' s colorful and smooth handling of the university ' s reception of Chilean president Videla. Summer camp is the highlight of the reserve officers ' curriculum. Every student must at- tend the camp after his third or fourth year. The fourth year reservist, if qualified, may re- ceive a commission as a Second Lieutenant in the regular army. Get any good fingerprints lately? Maj, Gen. Parker, Provost Marshal, inspects Loyola ROTC record. Cadets surround Frank Stewart at battalion dance. First Row: (I to r) Sgt. Wade N. Dupuls, Capt. Reginald A. Calilout, Lt. Dan Quinn, Lt. P. A. MIkhell, Lt. Gerald Walsh, Second Row: Ellis R. Lupin, Sgt. F. G. Stewart, Sg?. John Neil, CpL Don. J. Seklnger, Cpl. Patrick L. Bellau, Joe Garcia, Charles Kronlage, Sgt. Clarence Truxillo, W. T. Lanius, CpL Ralph Hebert, Gilbert C. Satterlee, Paul F. Ruth, Third Row: Sgt. M. E. Vinot, P.F.C. John P. Yuratlch, Ernie Conzelmann, F. Guthnecht, John D. Lambert. Sgt, Reginald Garcia, Sgt. Wilfred Prados, Martin Otillio. Chas.Casso, Fourth Row: Sgt. A. G. Johnston. Sgt. Val Schaff, CpL Lee Mason, Roch R. Joffre, CpL Almore J. Bordelon, Ted F. Craft, Sgt. Poche, Robert Bush, Edgar Choen, Fifth Row: Sgt. Wallie Barbot, Dwight Thevenote, Andy McGlnty, Ray Prasltka, Richard Deas, CpL Charles Mantel, Cpl John L. Domlngues, Evarlste J. Trahan, Albert Huddelston, Donald SIvoI, Maurice Lonergan. m s ( . « BR W flSHH EWMS MEW) Wfm «SB« Sttmmt First Row: (I to r) Sgt. Richard P. Redmann, Capt. Walter F. Garvey, Lt. Edward A. Wallace, L+. Andrew Vigier Lt Lazard Levy, Second Row: Sgt. Kent Satterlee, Sgt. Chas. Flynn, Cpl. John Barron, Sgt. Richard Saucier Sgt John Casey, Milton Toppino, Pascal Cologero, Charles S. Palazzola, Sgt. Joseph M. Vernaci, Eugene Case, Third Row: Sgt. William J. Schroder, Sgt. Harry Theard, Sgt. Joseph A. Levy, Jack hHewitt, Sgt. Rene Pastorek, Paul Montalbano, Edward Levy, hiarry J. Merrim, Frank Protlch, Roy Schutzmann, Fourth Row: Cpl. Joseph F. Grefer, Cpl. Paul L. Roulllard. CpL Luke W. Relne, Sgt. R. D. Williams, Sgt. Anihony J. Velsch. Adrian B. Cordes, Peter H. Lang, H. Kronlage, Cpl. Lynn Doug hen ba ugh, William Walsh, Fifth Row: Sgt. Albert Gel pi, Cpl. Thevenote, Sgt. Richard S; Waugespack, Sgt. Fred Burvant, J. hiemstreet, P. Trlnchard, Chas. J. Dugas, George Gattes Gene hlymel, Charles J. Comeaux. Major General Parker. Provost Marshal, reviews the record of the Loyola ROTO. Pan-Hellenic Council Father Gu+erl. Moderator Frank Charbonnet, Presiding Secretary The Pan-Hellenic Council Members: First Row: Frank Charbonnet, Blue Key: Jim Cobb, Pi Kappa Epsilon; Jeff Collins, Xi Psi Phi; Salva D ' Antoni, Lambda Sigma Lambda; Marian Didbin, Phi Beta; Jim Flanagan, Delta Theta Phi. Second Row: Allen Ford, Alpha Sigma Nu; Jerry Johnston, Upsilon Beta Lambda; Bill Kaiser, Epsilon Kappa Sigma; George Kelly, Alpha Delta Gamma; Jim Manning, Sigma Alpha Kappa; Hal McFarland, Psi Omega. Third Row: Joe Miller, Beggars; Chuck Myler, Alpha Pi Omicron; Claude Pettey, Delta Siga Delta; Jackie Rome, Kappa Epsilon Nu; Dick Saucier, Theta Beta; Bill Thomas, Sigma Lambda Epsilon. Fourth Row: Jim Ussery, Rho Chi; Barbara Wimberly, Beta Epsilon Upsilon. If you ever step into one of the Pan-Hellenic meetings you really Meet the Greeks at Loyola, for this group, by its very title, Pan (all together), and hiellenic (Grecian), brings together repre- sentatives of all the University ' s fraternities and sororities. Under the guidance of Father Guterl and the direction of Presiding Secretary Frank Charbonnet, this group coordinates the year ' s cal- endar of events for all of the fraternal organizations. BLUE KEY OFFICERS .... JOE FAMIGLIO, Vice-President GEORGE MEIMAN, Recording Secretary and Treasurer J i President Charbonnet presents an award to members of a frat skit. Qualifications for Blue Key, national honor society, are rigid. To become a member, a student must possess high moral character, outstanding leadership ability, scholastic proficiency, and must have rendered conspicuous service to the University. Last year ' s recipient of the Charles Bailey award, Frank Charbonnet, is prexy of this group. Dr. John Arnold, Jr. is moderator. This year Blue Key again sponsored the ever-popular and growing Talent Nite which was held in the Municipal Auditorium. In addition, Loyola ' s chapter co-sponsored a Valentine Dance in the cafeteria. Pro- ceeds went to the American hieart Association. Frank Charbonnet, President Members: Kel+h Bruner, Jim Cobb, Weldon Cousins. Tom Daly, Lacey, George Meiman, John Nelson. Third Row: Dan Quinn, Joseph Famiglto. Second Row: Tom Fox, Joseph Hoerner, Jerry Claus Sadller, Gerald Sadller, Dick Saucier, Pat Schott. • V a(« rl «rl «1 f f ift jyk a Members: First Row: Luis Acevedo, Blake Arata, Henry Asher, Ro- land Aucoin. Charles Barrantes, Iggie Barrecca. Warren Bernard. Second Row: John Brimhall. J. D. Brown, Bob CangelosI, Frank Charbonnet, Jim Cobb, Ernie Conzelmann. Don DeGeorge. Third Row: Ernest Doclar, Larry Elizardi, Joseph Famiglio, Joe Fontana, Allen Ford, John Fuchs, Basil Gaupp. Fourth Row: Richard Gleim, Bill Grusich, Armand Gutierrez, Gordon Hartnnan, Harold Haydel, David Hissong, Jerry Hoag. Fifth Row: Joe Hoerner, Roland Hymel, Charles Karst, John Keating. Frank Knecht, John Kruebbe, Gerald Lacey. Sixth Row: Louis LaCour, Harold Lagarde, John Lambert, Melvin Lescale, Frank Lorentino, Don Mahoney, Harry McDonald. Seventh Row: Jim Manning, Lee Mehroff, George Meiman, Sidney Menard, Vincent Morlcl, John Neyrey, Clovis Fortier. Eighth Row: Jim Riley, Ray Riley, Kent Satterlee, Dick Saucier, Newell Schlnd- ler, Pat Schott, Jack Schrum. Ninth Row: John Tropea, Abel Vllla- corta, Harry Weathersby. Missing: Jack Halaban, Jerry Walsh. An o CHARLES MYLER, President OFFICERS .... BOB CANGELOSI, Vice-President JERRY HOAG, Secretary CHARLES BARRANTES, Treasurer Alpha Pi Omicron, 12 years old, is Loyola ' s own service frat. Charles Chuck Myler, ably filling the president ' s post, led the members to greater projects aiding the University. APO renders such invaluable help as: ushering at monthly Masses, being hosts at the faculty parties, pushing innumerable pianos about the campus, aiding the Alumni office, ushering at basketball games, and by no means least, publishing the indispensible Student Directory. You name it, and APO does it. Lift that bale, pu:h ttiat piano. APO serves refreshments at a faculty party. A A OFFICERS .... BETTY JOHNSON, Vice-President DOLLY HATREL, Secretary-Correspondent JOAN WATERSON, Secretary GWEN BETPOUEY, Treasurer SALVA D ' ANTONI, President The Pause that refreshes weary pledges. f £. O ( . ' f i Members: First Row: Frances Alford, Be++y Ayers, Vertllee Balllie, Sally Barker, Joyce Battistella, Shirley Baumgartner, Gwen Bet- pouey, Anna Mae Bonner, Jane Bosio. Second Row: Kathy Brady, Joan Burke, Lorraine Camel, Gloria Comislcey, Betty Delhom, Dolores deSalignac, Margaret Deutschmann, Julie Donahue, Rose Dufren. Third Row: Ann Finicle, Lois Foret, Joan Forshag, Ailce Fox, Meme Fox, Dolly Hatrel, Pat hieaney, Ann hiilbert, Mary h oerner. Fourth Row: Yvonne hluhn, Odile Jaubert, Betty Johnson, Joyce Laplana, Dorita Levie, Pat Linn, Beverly Makofsky, Pat McNamara, Claudette Mihojevich. Fifth Row: Wanda Ray Mitchell, Edna Mae Monie, Betty Moore, Blanche Mouledoux, Joyce Nunez, Jackie O ' Day, Mary Ory, Mearl Reine, Audrey Schuh. Sixth Row: Annette Stehling. Mary Alice Toso, Joan Waterson, Mary Eleanor Weeks, Joan Weg- mann. Sue Wild, Jacqueline Woods, Kathleen Woods. Lambda Sigma Lambda, the female counterpart of APO, was captained by Salva D ' Antoni through- out the past year. The girls of LSL aid in registration; plan the faculty parties; see that organiza- tions are supplied with tickets for the various social functions of the University; help to publicize the Forums; ushed at Graduation and Award Nights; and do a hundred and one other services which might need that feminine touch which LSL has given admirably since its inception in 1928. Both LSL and APO combine to give a student scholarship. A N MALVERN F. DRISCOLL, President OFFICERS .... RALPH SWANSON, Vice-President JOHN BOND, ALLEN FORD, Secretaries Alpha Sigma Nu is a Jesuit scholastic fraternity composed of honor students from all schools and colleges of the University. The members of ASN are those who have shown their scholastic record and actions to exemplify the high standards of Jesuit education. Members: First Row: John Bond, John Brimhall. Second Row: Ed- ward Derbes, Allen Ford. Third Row: Ray Riley, Charles Sartori. Fourth Row: Edward Schmidt, Ralph Swanson. Fifth Row: James Ussery, Anthony Wambsgans, Barry Wilson. r :sr: af!«fcv ... ' .-: ' ?o ' rr.. t A E Z MRS. HELEN STEIN, President OFFICERS .... MRS. MARY LYNN KENNEDY, Vice-Presidenf MISS MARGARET FINLEY, Secretary-Treasurer Sapientis est Ordinare, It is the mission of the Wise Person to reduce things to order. The members of this national, Catholic honorary and scholastic brotherhood claim the preceding as their motto. This year DES pledged twelve students, alumni, an d alumnae with a banquet at Corinne Dunbar ' s. Candidates had been nomi- nated and chosen on the basis of recommenda- tion of the Chairmen of their various depart- ments of the University; a B average for the four years; and possession of the qualities of outstanding scholastic achievements, good char- acter, and liberal culture. Members: First Row: Louis Cazentre, Fr. Chapman. Second Row; Fr, Crandell Betty Earle. Third Row: Robert Langlois, Fr. Quirk. Fourth Row: George Rein eclce, Fr. Whelan. Missing: Dr. John Arnold, Jr., Nathalie Andree, Olllva Bier horst, Lawrence Bourgeois, Norma Carter. Mrs. D. Domlnguez, Margaret FInley Walter Flanaggan, Frederlcic Frey, Michael Fung, Werner Hagen, Edmund Her- bert, Sr„ M. Clarea Hotze, S.S.N.D., Matthew Kennedy, Dr. John Lecl ert, Emile Magendle, Frederick McCutchon, Jeanette Meyer, Mrs. Dorothy Roy, Jean Santenac, Catherine Scradowsky, Mary Lou Suhor, Elaine Terranova, Juliette Tureaud, Anna Van Kuren, May Wall, Frederick Woetf, Emelda Ziegan. BEY BARBARA WIMBERLY, President OFFICERS .... RUTH CRANE, Vice-President ANNETTE STEHLING, Secretaray LOUISE BRODERICK, Treasurer Beta Epsilon Upsllon is an honorary, scholastic, medical, and professional or- ganization. The nnembers of BEU nnust maintain a B average in Medical Tech- nology. This year ' s activities included a Freshman Welcome Party where Med- Tech students were informed of the standards necessary for membership. Pledge ceremonies were conducted and a dance and banquet were held. BEU sponsored a lecture by Dr. Philip Pizzo- lato on Bone Marrow in hiealth and Disease. Members: First Row: Ursula Armstrong, Nick Authement, Joan Avrard, Shirley Baumgartner, Second Row: Joel Bergeron. Jane Bosio. Louise Broderick, Phyllis Burg. Third Row: Evelyn Couvillon. Ruth Crane. Dolores de Salignac, Nell Guirovich. Fourth Row: Joel Harris. Joan Harrison. Pat Heaney, Odile Jaubert. Fifth Row: Emmett Johnson. Betty Jane Keating, Beverly Makofsky, Louise Merritt. Sixth Row: Claudette Mihojevich, Emily Put- nam, Lynette Scharfenstein, Flo Mary Schelb. Seventh Row: Trudy Schiele. Audrey Schuh. Shirley Stamps. An- nette Stehling. Eighth Row: Polly Welch. Jean Williams. Missing: Kit Dardene. Genevieve Negrotto. ' S iVT-v]ffriir iiaiMti ' Miiilii ' ' ' TrraBM ' = ' ™ o K An Members: First Row: Miss Lucille Bostick, Fr, A. William Crandell. Second Row: Maria Giacobbe. Marie Eiise Shea. Third Row: Fr. James Whelan. Missing: Gerald Guidroz, Woodward Guidry, Emile Magen- die, Mrs. Dorothy Roy, Ronald Sadlier, Mairan Marie Sarrat, Sylvia Shambra, Mary Lou Suhor, Mrs. Beverly Wyble. RALPH SWANSON, President OFFICERS .... WOODWARD GUIDRY, Vice-President EMILE MAGENDIE, Secretary MARY LOU SUHOR, Treasurer MARIA J. GIACOBBE, His+orian-Reporfer The University ' s latest addition to the Greek letter organizations is Kappa Delta Pi, a national, hon- orary society In education. The Zeta Rho chapter at Loyola was formally installed on October 8, 1949. Ralph Swanson is president. The society Is open to men and women who are at least In their Junior year. The purpose is . . . to promote a closer bond among the students of education . . . It aims to foster high standards of preparation for teaching. w ■ - f %- [ 1 ,4 OFFICER .... DOLORES LIGHTELL, Secretary-Treasurer JACKIE ROME, President Kappa Epsion Nu is a national, honorary, pharmaceutical, sorority. Loyalty, friendship, and professional consciousness in the field of Pharmacy are qualities inculcated in all the members of KEN. Pledges were inducted in February, 1950. The motto of Kappa Epsilon Nu is Coglto Ergo Sum. Members: First Row: Marilyn Bourgeois, Joyce Colllgan, Mary Nell Dorrman, Patricia Duffy. Second Row: Elsie Harris, Gertrude He- bert, Dolores Lighfell, Nancy Ludolph. Third Row: Anna Laura Montie, Grace Nissen, Jeanne Rateau, Sue Wray. Missing: Jane Durio. KEN Members: First Row: Lucille Bourlet, Herminia Chirino, Alberta Danner, Marian Dibdin. Second Row; Mary Howat, Mary Keenan, Helen Leaumont, Myrtle Marcotte. Third Row: Laurence Neeb, Mary Jane Schiro, Anna Schmiege. Missing: Emma Lou Allen- burger Gruslcii. OFFICERS .... HELEN LEAUMONT, Vice-President MARY MARGARET KEENAN, Secretary ANNA SCHMIEGE, Treasurer Phi Be+a, led by Rhea Brennan, is a national, professional and honorary fraternity. The aim of this organization is to promote the best in music and drama for the benefit of its members. Six new members were pledged this year. Outstanding activities were: a Get-Acquainted Party, a Rush Party, the Pledging Season activities, and a mock and formal Initiation. The members also performed at the Talent Nite and brought the house down with their operatic parody, Salami by P. U. Chini. RHEA BRENNAN, President r P X JAMES USSERY, President OFFICERS .... JULES SNATIC, Vice-President MURPHY JUDICE, Secretary-Treasurer EDWARD SCHMIDT, Historian Rho Chi, honorary scholastic, pharmaceutical and professional fra- ternity, promotes scholarly achievement in Pharmacy. This year the Loyola chapter inaugurated a Rho Chi award which is to be pre- sented to the Freshman in the college of Pharmacy who attains the highest scholastic average during his first year. Victor Bradbury was the student who merited the honor. Also the members are having a plaque made upon which will be engraved the names of all the alumni and active members since the installation of the fra- ternity at Loyola in 1942. Members: First Row: Francis Caballero, Roland Cieu+at. Nancy Ludolpii, Murphy Judice, Floyd Parlcer. Second Row; John Pepper. Jr.. Edward Schmidt, Joseph Serio, Jr., William Shepard, Jules Snatic. Third Row: William Sommers. Roy Stewart, Joseph Tusa, Leon Wilken, Jr. e B OFFICERS .... EMILE GREENLEAF, Vice-President SHIRLEY BAUMGARTNER, Secretary BEVERLY FRANCIONI, Treasurer Theta Beta, organized at Loyola University on May 6, 1936, aims to promote and foster interest in biological research and to develop the science and ethics of biology in all branches correlated with scholastic philosophy and based on Christian principles. Require- ments for admission are a B average in Biology and a B average in other subjects. In addition, each pledge must submit a term paper on some biological subject. Each spring, at its banquet, Theta Beta presents a silver cup to the person submitting the best paper. ODILE JAUBERT. President Members: First Row: Ursula Armstrong, Nick Authement. Joyce Battistella. Shirley Baumgartner, Curtis Bonin, Louise Broderick, Phyllis Burg. James Cale. Second Row: Ray Calecas, Evelyn Cou- villon, Ruth Crane, Dolores deSalignac, Beverly Francioni, Emile Greenleaf, Rita Hebert, Patricia Herzog. Third Row: Emmett John- son, Charles Karst, John Koch, N lyrtle Langhoff. Beverly Makotsky, Louise Merritt, Claudette Mihojevich, Antoinette Minardi. Fourth Row: Catherine Montelepre, V allace Nicaud, Emilie Putnam, Ar- mand Rodehorst, Aurora Sanguily, Richard Saucier, Lynette Scharf- fenstein, Flo Mary Scheib. Fifth Row: Gertrude Schieie, Audrey Schuh, Annette Stehling, Maurice Vv ' eilbacher, Polly Welch, Jean Ann Williams. Missing: Henry Daigte, Willie Gowland, E. C. Mil- ler, Jr., Genevieve Negrotto, Armand Scully, Warren Stassi. , . ■«! ' ' ■ r i Members: First Row: Henry Ar+us, Charles Barrantes, Harry Blust, Frank Charbonnet. Jim Cobb, Edward Cocoran, Lloyd Dolese, Michael Donahue. Second Row: Edgar Dragon, Raymond Durham, Ferdinand Espinosa, Walter Fleming, Joseph Fontana, Joseph Fray- chlnand. Stanley Galespied, Richard Garvey. Third Row: Edward Gertsner. Frank Golemi. Charles Haase, Mathew Hill, Harry Hirsch, Charles Holloway, Brian Kaiser, John Kelin. Fourth Row: Frank Knecht, Art Le+o, Mack Ma+his, John May. Vincent Morici, Larry Pregeant, Leon Prejean. Jack Reinecke. Fifth Row; Ray Riley, Vin- cent Russo, Charles Sartor!, William Schellhaas, William Schroeder, Jack Schrum, Guy Seghers, Martin Siegel. Sixth Row: Ray Sievert, Alrich Singletary, Leonard Spiegel, Paul Stoulig, Jack Temples. John Thomas, William Thomas, Dick Toledano. Pat Toner, Sue Wild, Joseph Zito. Missing: Donald Bernard, Joseph Cusimano. Z A E OFFICERS .... HARRY BLUST, Vice-President CHARLES HAASE, Secretary ART LETO, Treasurer Sigma Lambda Epsilon is an honorary, scholastic, fraternal, and accounting organization. With Father Butt acting as honorary moder- ator, this group held its annual introduction and acception of pledges; attended a lecture given by Father Burke; and conducted monthly ac- counting forums for sophomores. The members inducted pledges at a party at the Audubon Tea Room; attended two lectures given by Messrs. Vasquez and Rapier; and planned to establish an IBM course. LOUIS KAUFMAN, President SLE Members work on an accounting machine. E K X OFFICERS .... GILBERT LUNA, Vice-Presidenf GERARD P. WALSH, Secretary RAY RILEY, Treasurer WILLIAM E. KAISER, 111, President Blindfolded inHiants af pledge ceremonies. Members: First Row: John Brimhall, Keith Bruner, Patrick Buttimer, Jr., James Cobb, Joseph Famiglio, Pat Fitzwilliam. Second Row: Thomas Fox, James Galendez, James Jansson, John Keating, John Klein, Frank Knecht. Third Row: Gerald Lacey, Gilbert Luna, Ed- ward Majeste, Joseph Montelepre, Rudolph Nieto, Jr., Edward Peters. Fourth Row: William Porter, Daniel Quinn. Ray Riley, Mel- vin Sullivan. Missing: Sidney Farrell. Epsilon Kappa Sigma fraternity was reorgnized on the Loyola campus in February of 1947. The pur- pose was to create a common meeting place for all student Knights of Columbus thereby further- ing Columbianism, Catholicism, Americanism, and Fraternalism. By working in close harmony, the members of EKS have created a closer tie between the University and the Knights. Frequent Mass and Communion has instilled the spirit of charity, unity, and brotherly love in the members. • - I ( . f O f 1 D. a o, ' . O Delta Sigma Delta Is a national, dental, pro- fessional, and fraternal organization. This fraternity stresses the scientific, ethical, and professional progress in dentistry. Major activities of the Zeta Zeta chapter were: Its Christmas party held at the Trocadero, Rush Season in January, the Seminole Room Stag Party, and a February social at the same place. Members: Firsf Row: Merwin Ardoin, Thomas Afklns. Thomas Baggett. John Bond, Chester Budz. Second Row: Julein Bur- vant, Doug Campbell, Milton Carle ton, Abner Clarlc, David Crowson. Third Row: Joseph Cush, Edward Derbes, Lallie Doughty, Charles Estes, Lawrence Furnald. Fourth Row: Samuel Gore, Ken Graham, Francis Halphen, William Har- vey. Harold Hawkins. Fifth Row: Frank Heard, James Hin- ton. Jack Hudson, John Janus, C. A, Jones. Sixth Row: W. H. Jones, Harris Kaffle, Ken LaFleur, Clyde Lan- dreneau. Seventh Row: Joseph Locantro, Wayne Lott, Dwighf MacCurdy, Will Mouret, James Nelson. Eighth Row: Thomas O ' SullIvan. Robert Palmer, Ernest Petitjean, An- thony Pittari, Alfred Prejean. Ninth Row: Irwin Rappold, John Robertson, Luther Schilling, Henry Sikes, Jack Stagg. Tenth Row: Allen Tomlin. Oscar Waldrep, Rivers Wall, Wll- lian Watkins, Rupert Williams. Missing: Andrew Bartosh, William Fowler, Hollis Gamble, Jerome Hebert, John Lamey, Guy Lewis. Thomas Little, Fred Mains, Alfonso Meitin, Lehman Plttman, Rollins Rosenzweig, John Sartin, Ray Tarver, Frank Watkins, Willie White, Andre Villere. A Z A OFFICERS LALLIE R. DOUGHTY, Worthy Master ALLEN TOMLIN, Scribe DAVID CROWSON, Historian LUTHER SCHILLING, Treasurer CLAUDE PETTEY, Grand Master The dentists take a holiday. An all-day outing. A e D DON E. GRAHAM, Dean OFFICERS .... ANTHONY OCCHIPINTI, Vice-Dean ELROY COPPEJANS, Bailiff ANTHONY VESICH, Clerk of the Exchequer Delta Theta Phi, with Don Graham as this year ' s dean, is a legal, national, and professional fraternity, hiigh scholastic honors and fraternal associations are stressed. Besides vieing with the St. Thomas More Law Club in the annual Moot Court sponsored by the Law school. Delta Theta Phi aims at preparing its members for success in the legal world. The members were honored in February of 1950 when their national president paid them a visit and was feted at a cocktail party at the St. Charles hotel. One. big, happy family . . . Future justices? Delta Theta Phi ' s wheels with the national president. Members: First Row: Reginald Badeau, Keith Bruner, Eugene Ca- longe, James Comlsicey, George Connolly. Second Row: Robert Conrad, Weldon Cousins. Louis Di Rosa, Ralph Dwyer, Ronald Faia. Third Row: Walter FItzpatrick, James Flanagan, Dominic Sreisha- ber, Charles Jacques. Harry Keenen. Fourfh Row; Donald L lnd- qulsl, Alfred Monsour, John Maxwell, Anthony Occhipinti, Louis Pilie. Fifth Row: Roy Price, Herbert Tortorich, Carroll Van Geffen. George Van Geffen. Anthony Vesich, John Yuratlch. Missing: Peter Betucci. L. H. Benin. Francis Carriar, Elroy Coppejans John Cos- ner. Thomas Gaudry, Rand Hawthorne, John Hodgson, Thomas Lennox, Douglas Molony, William Nussbaum, Joseph Pregner, John Salisbury. Rupert Sluart. Francis Vinet, Milton Walther. Larry Uter, £ji Members: First Row: Robert Abramson, Edward Alloco, Blake Arate, Paul Auger, Warren Bayer, Robert Brennan, Patrick Buttimer, Roy Cliampagr e. Frank Charbonnet, James Cobb. Second Row: Harry Connick, A. J. Conti, James Daboval, EIridge Delatte, Charles delCorral, Floyd delCorral. Phil- bert Doleac, Lloyd Dolese, Michael Donahue, Ricahrd Donner. Third Row: Edgar Dragon, Joseph Duggan, Raymond Durham, Chester Eiermann, Law- rence Elizardl, Ferd Espinosa, Melvin Falgout, Joseph Famiglio, Sidney Farrell, Frank Fenerty. Fourth Row: Patrick Fitzwilliam, Walter Fleming, Charles Flynn. Joseph Fontana. John Fuchs, James Galendez, Stanley Gar- lepied, Walter Garvey. Gordon Hatrman, Harold Haydei. Fifth Row: Charles Hebert, Donald Higgins, Harry Hirsch, Norman Hodges, Clarence Hogan. Charles Holloway, Garland Hymes, William Kaiser, Louis Kaufman, John Keating, Sixth Row: John Keenan, Frank Keppel, Frank Knecht, Fred Kunz, Louis LaCour, Harold Lagarde, Leonard Lassale, Gary LeGros, H. Leighton LeGros, Arthur Leto. Seventh Row: Cndr,e WcGinty, Donald McKay, John May, Joseph Monjure. Vernon Moret, Vincent Morici, Charles Myler. John Nellis. J. Richard Neyrey, Rudy Nieto. Eighth Row: John Ogles- by, Humberto Pena, Edward Peters, George Pourciau. William Powell Lawrence Pregeant,, Leon Prejean, Ellis puigley, Edward Rapier, Doice Ray- mond. Ninth Row: Jack Reinecke, Leroy Richoux, Ray Riley, John Rooney Vincent Russo, Kent Satterlee. D. M. Schroder, W. J. Schroder, Jack Schrum Guy Seghers. Tenth Row: Peter Shambra. Ray Sievert, Aldrlch Singletary Vladmir Slicho, Melvin Sullivan, Peter Talluto, Jack Temples, Harry Theard Jack Thomas, William Thomas. Eleventh Row: J. L. Toca, Richard Toledano Joseph Vernaci. Malcom Vinot. John Weeks, Michael Wicker, John Worrel, Missing: John Dolan, Joseph Gallo, Joseph O ' Sutllvan, Ferando Rodriguez Hugh St. Paul, Anthony Sciambra. Wilson Toups. n K E OFFICERS CHARLES DEL CORRAL, Vice-Presidenf MEL SULLIVAN, Secretary CHARLES MYLER, Treasurer BERNARD TONER, President Pi Kappa Epsilon, the BA school ' s own professional and connmerce fraternity, was organized in January, 1940 by the school ' s dean, Dr. Connor. The aims of PKE are to foster the study of commerce and finance at Loyola and to furnish a higher code of business ethics. Bernard Toner, president, and the PKE brothers have been quite busy during the year, hllghlights have been: tours to such factories as Coca- Cola, Wembley Ties, and the Blue Plate Company, numerous addresses by speakers prominent in the business world, twenty-two educational movies, and celebration of its 1 0th Anniversary with a dance at the Tulane Room. In addition, PKE began its own newspaper. President Pat Toner and Alumni president Jack Desllva chat during anniversary dance. PKE mennbers tour Market St. Power Plant. T n f f fTs Members: First Row: Mac Boufwell, Donald Dixon, Jack Evans, Paul Flood, Bernard Greishaber, Asa Grlfflng, Harding Guidry. Second Row: John Hardin, Sion Jenkins, OIlie Jones, Bryce LeBlanc. Steve ;:? ■ V f . f . Loper, Orvin Martin, Harry McFarland. Third Row: Roy Montreull, Marvin Morgan, Wayne Peer, Frank Petrusnek. Frank Sanders. Hoyt Smart. William Wilkins, Crelghton Wilson. Missing: Eugene For- tier, Paul Russel, Adrian Hava, Stephen King. Wallace Splllers. OFFICERS ... . MARVIN MORGAN, JR., Grand Master EUGENE FORTIER, Secretary PAUL FLOOD, Treasurer Psi Omega is a national, professional, and fraternal brotherhood. The idea of PsI Omega is to stress the professional and social con- tacts of its members and to keep its dentists up to date with current practices. PsI Omega held Its pledging season In February. Some of the principal functions of this group were a barn dance at the Metalrie American Legion Home and a stag benefit dinner at the Army-Navy club. CLIFFORD J. BREAUD, Grand Master v|; i OFFICERS .... PAUL LA MARCA, Vice-President CARLOS ORLANDO, Secretary FRANCIS ABADIE, Treasurer Xi Psi Phi, whose mot+o is hlospitali+y is the Life of Friendship, is a national, dental, and professional fraternity. Its prime objective is to build a strong foundation for a successful professional life. Be- sides the February pledging, XPP conducted a well-attended and colorful costume party at the American Legion Home in Metairie. BENJAMIN LESSETT, President Members: First Row: Francis Abadie, Jean Bordelon, Richard Brad- ford, Bertrand Carbo, James Chipley, Jeffrey Collins. Second Row: James DiLeo, John Douglas. Walter Duplantier, Lawrence DuPonf, Ruben Feiiciano, Louis Gallo. Third Row: Eugene Garcia, Louis Grush, Floyd Heier, Frank Kruse, Paul LaMarca. Fourth Row: King Nungesser, Herman O ' Connor, William Pe+ersohn, Edward Prejean. Missing: Arturo Fossas, Joseph Gorrondonna, Milton Grif- fith, Carlo Orlando. A A r OFFICERS .... PHILIP MEUNIER, III, Vice-President ROBERT CANGELOSI, Secretary JOSEPH GALLO, JR., Treasurer Alpha Delta Gamma, the only national, social frat at Loyola, cele- brated its Silver Anniversary this year. The fraternity members held the 25th birthday dance in the Grand Ballroom of the Roosevelt. Sweeheart of the Epsilon chapter was Joyce Taranto. An anniversary banquet was held on December 4th in the Roosevelt ' s Gold Room. Although the membership was doubled by the admission of 21 men, the initiants once m.ore ended up on the wet end of the ADG-SAK Tug- ' O-War . The members of Alpha Delta Gamma had their own truck in the Mardi Gras parade. Frank Deulschmann, President President Deutschmann with members of the Alumni during anni ' versary celebrations. From here the Pledges look as it they ' re In a Saturday date line. Members: First Row: Pa+ Bellau, Bob Cangelosi, Jack Carrigy, Tom Casey, Edward Dewey. Second Row: John Do!an, Frank Dominique, Basil Gaupp, Nick Geraci. Albert Huddleston. Third Row: Bill Kai- ser, George Kelly. Charles Kronlage, Frank Lorentino, Donald Mar- tin. Fourth Row: Roy Meunier. Charles Pallazola. William RIeth, J. Vance Robichaux, Reginald Rod. Fifth Row: Anthony Tamburello. Roland Tujague, Dom White. Missing: Richard Alba, Walter Camp- bell, Frank Charbonnet. Bernard Dillberto, Walter Egan, Sidney Farreil, John Fischer, Pat Fltzwilllam, Joseph Gallo, Jr., Wilfred Grusich, Jr., Armand Gutierrez. Joseph Laughlln, Ken Manuel, Mar- cel Meunier, Phil Meunier. III. John Pearson, William Schroeder. Jr., Andrew VIgler, John Yuratlch. Members: First Row: Kent Borden, Eugene Calonge, Ed Crane, Don DeGeorqe, Ken G re million, Ray Grenier. Second Row: Phil John- son, Harry Leveque, Lee Mason, Jerry Maxwell, Lee Mehroff, Sidney Menard. Third Row: Harry Merwln, Joseph Miller, Rene Pas+orek, Jack Thomas, Bill Walsh. Missing: William Barne+t, Har- vey Colomb, James Comiskey. John Deas, Alfredo Gonzalez-Rubio, Gerald Hoaq. Deynoodt Larose, John Manninq, Abelardo Massa, Douq Molony, John Neyrey, Hamil+on Pohlmann. Blanchard San- chez, Kent Satterlee, Pat Schott, William Waquespack IM. BEGGARS HAROLD BOSWORTH, President OFFICERS .... JOSEPH MILLER, Vice-President ALLEN FORD, Secretary BUDDY MASSA, Treasurer This social frat has adopted seven Greek letters, the first of each word of its motto, as its name, BEGGARS. The ideals of this fraternity are founded upon its purpose: to create friendship among the students and to assist the University. This year Beggars presented a First Date skit at Talent Nite. Just two of the many social events of this organization were: a Scavenger hlunt held in December; and the Christmas Dance at the New Orleans Country Club. ' Now we want this one to look real corny. Z A K OFFICERS .... TOM KLOOR. Vice-President ART LETO, Secretary LARRY PREGEANT, Treasurer Sigma Alpha Kappa is a social, academic, fraternity. 1949-1950 ' $ calendar of events in SAK included: a November dance at the home of alumnus Henry Fransen; the ADG-SAK Tug- ' O-War from which the SAK pledges again came through with flying colors and victory for their group; and a formal held at the New Orleans Country Club at which time the Campus Queen and her court were presented. JAMES MANNING, President SAK officers beam over the third capture of the Tug- ' O-War fl Members: First Row: Milton Bouvler, Ed Corcoran, Jim Corcoran, Luis Garcia, Joe Srefer. Second Row: Jack Halahan, Garland Hymes. Tom Kloor, Louis LaCour, George Lebeuf. Third Row: Ken Leilhman, Art Leto, Will Prados, Richard Redmann, Anthony Tamburo. Fourth Row: Bob Tenlson, Mickey Toppino, Mickey Trux- iilo. Missing: Charles Bonneau, Ignatius Barreca, Rodney Boudreaux, Jack Dolan, Walter Fltzpatrick, Charles Flynn, Richard Garvey, Ray Giuffria, Roland Hymel, Maurice Indest, Fred Kunz, John Lambert, Paul Landry, Leroy Leonard, Charles McGInty, Ed McAulIffe, Ro- land Me stayer, Larry Pregeant, A. J. Rodehorst. Richard Saucier. Dick Toledano, George Wax. O f Z-. ) f!l ii ilf f o - ' vT TT- • ' ' vjf r f f . - 1; c ' -vS- ( i lidin Members: First Row: S. Ashon, C. Brocato, A. J. Capritto, H. Cas- teix, S. Christensen, J. Conte. Second Row: R. Coote, J. Corpora, P. Donner, J. Galendez, F. Huguet. Third Row: M. LaNasa, J. Levy, A. Liuzza, V. Marsiglia, M. Mathis, P. Niccari. Fouth Row: J. Pa- dua, H. Pappas, R. Pollzzl, E. Rabalais, L. Sansovich, J. Sassone. Fifth Row: E. Schmidt, W. Seal, J. Tamburo, J. Taylor, Y B A OFFICERS .... CYRUS BROCATO, Vice-Presidenf A. J. CAPRITTO, Secretary MACK MATHIS, Treasurer Upsilon Beta Lambda shares the 25th Anniversary spotlight this year, for It too was Installed on the campus In 1925. The United Brothers of Loyola, whose motto, ... the fraternity for the University and not the University for the fraternity ... exemplifies all their deeds, cele- brated 1950 with all sorts of festivities, hllghlighting the Silver Anni- versary with a colorful brochure of its history, UBL also conducted a dance and banquet. At the dance, Miss Miriam LIuzza was presented as Sweetheart of UBL. In addition, the frat sponsored a commendable Christmas Party for orphans. Unmerciful UBL officers with their pledges. VAL LOVISA, President Upsilon Beta Lambda ' s successful orphans ' Christmas Party. ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS ROSE MARY GUTIERREZ, President OFFICERS .... THOMAS NIELSEN, Vice-President JOAN MILLS, Secretary Treasurer The aim of the Academy of Fine Arts is to . . . foster interests of the student in cultural and educational matters . . . lectures on music, painting, and architecture are held ... In addition to talks on special aspects of the opera, literature, and social affairs . . . a record-playing of hlandel ' s Messiah was featured . . . also that popular Catholic au- thor, Graham Greene, was the topic of one of the meetings. Members: First Row; Lorraine Amato, John Bertoniere, Betty Delhonn. Second Row: Mary Ann Dodt, Betty Earle, William Failla. Third Row: Al Gelpi, Marie Hayes, Mary Hoerner. Fourth Row: Joan Mills, Edna Mae Monie, Tfiomas Nielsen. Fifth Row: George Reinec! e, Joiin Reinecke, Jack Schrum, Joan Waierson. Missing: Buddy Pitcher, Tod Donahue. AGRAMONTE RICHARD SAUCIER. President OFFICERS .... EUGENE LEON, JR., Vice-President ROBERT CANGELOSI, Secretary JOSEPH SPEDALE, Treasurer f ,: f a s ' -- V , i v A renowned Cuban, Dr. Aristides Agra- monte, is namesake for this organization which . . . prepares its members for life as medical men . . . membership is made up chiefly of Pre-Med students . . . who receive lectures, advice from noted men of the medical profession. Members: First Row: Nick Authement, Ignatius Barreca, Milton Bouvier, James Gale. Second Row: Ray Calecas, Robert Cangelosi, A. Carter, J. Carter. Third Row: Thomas Daly, A. Rubio Gon- zalez, Emile Greenleat. Ken Gremillion. Fourth Row: Charles Karst, III, Matt LaNasa. Eugene Leon, Jr.. Harry McDonald. Fifth Row: Paul Naccarl, Joseph Padua, G . c rtT;i:, A. Rcaef..,! :. Sixth Row: A. Scaico, Don Sekinger, A. Tamburello, M. Weilbacker. Missing: R. Bourgeois, Henry Daigle, Armand Jacques, L. Locascio, Herbert Mauterer, A. C. Miller, Roy Montalbano, A. Papania, Armand Scully, Joseph Spedale. Warren Stassi. AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION APhA is a national organization . . . designed to promote interest in making good, competent pharmacists . . . the entire student body of the college of Pharmacy comprises the membership at Loyola. JAMES RILEY, President Members .... Angel Acaba Velez Arthur Adams Isabel Aedo Sterling Arboneaux Orvai Archer Selcer Armand Sannuel Ashon Junius Autrn James Aycocic William Babington Calvin Bajon Lee Barker William Barker Hamilton Barre John Barron Walter Barry, Jr. Merritt Becker Armand Bellau Jeanne Belou Henry Bergeron Clarence Berteau James Blanchard Howard Bolton Leon Bond Robert Bostick Joseph Boudreaux Johnies Bourgeois Marilyn Bourgeois Victor Bradbury Aristlle Breaux Norman Breaux Morris Breen Nathaniel Breen James Brothers Francis Caballero Walter Cade Carlo Cannatella Charles Carter Roland Cieutat Hewitt Coco Jacqueline Colligan Theron Combel June Conravey Joseph Corpora Harold Curtis Edward Daigle Bernard D ' Arcangelo William Dees Charles Derbes William Dewberry John Domingues Mary Dorman Robert Doughty Harold Douglass Charles Downs Hazel Driscoll Patricia Duffy Claude Dugas lone Durio John Englert Gerald Estorge, Jr. Gerard Eugene Harry Fabian, Jr. Gerald Ferina Joseph Ferrer John Fichtel, Jr. Manuel Figueroa Rodney Fontenot William Fremin Savatore Gaglio Joseph Gerache Ray Giuffria James Goldman Frau Gomez Louis Gouaux Henry Gowland Lloyd Gravois Donald Greneaux Peter Guarlsco Joseph Hambacher Gabriel Hargroder Elsie Harris Gertrude Hebert John Hebert David Hecker Francis Hendrick Ronald HIngie John Hissong Ralph Hof-fpauir Joseph Irvine Joseph Jean Sonne Alvin Jensen A. L. Johnson James Joseph Murphy Judice James Kemp John Kendall Charles Kerr Carrell Killebrew John Kruebbe Ernest Landry Myrton Landry William Landry Clifford Lassen Rosemary Lauve Mathew Lease Cecil LeBas Henry LeBlanc Lloyd LeBlanc Richard LeBlanc Peter Lemolne Melvin Lescale Julian Levey Oscar Lewis Dolores Lightel Walter Lilly Frank Lorentino Nancy Ludolph Mitchell Lulich Ellis Lupin Otho MaGee Albert Majeau Edward Majeste Anthony Majoria John Marascalo Howard Mayo Glynis McElveen Edmond Melancon, Jr Manuel Messina Samuel Miano Gerard Michel Gordon Mills Michael Montagnino Annie Monte Joseph M on tele pre David Morrison Walter Mouton James Nal Grace Nissen Mary Norrls Bruce Nunez William O ' Nell Corbet Ourso I rving Packler Floyd Parker John Pepper Leopoldo Perez Paul Berreca Glynn Poche Hamilton Pohlmann Thomas Plunkett, Jr. Lemuel Porter Lynn Pourciau Curiis Prejean Josephine Prove nza Evane Rabalais Louis Ragas Jeanne Rateau Giles Rawls Alfred Redmond Luke Reine Samuel Reitzell James Riley Angelo Rodi Jackie Rome Lynn Roy Dorothy Ryan Aaron Saucier Alvie Schilling Edward Schmidt, Jr. Willie Seal Joseph Serlo James Shelton William Shepard Francis Shubert Carl Simon Joseph Singerman Jules Snatic William Sommers Robert Spear Samuel Stagg William Standard Dave Starkovich Karl Starns Richard Starns Roy Stewart Thomas Stone Edward Tanner Aden Tassin Durwood Thevenote Dwiqht Thevenote Naiff Thomas Joseph Toca Ellis Toups Charles Trahan Weston Trahan Joohn Tropea Joseph Tusa James Ussery Louis Viner Frank Vogt Victor Walker Martin Watsky Harry Weathersby Dominick White Donald White Jimmie White. Jr. Timothy Whitney Leon Wilken. Jr. Tom Willett Frank Williamson Betty Wray James Wright Joseph Wright Gordon Wyole Lloyd York Philip Young Paul Zundel K 1 • ■ Members: First Row: Walter Arroyo, Gene Ashby. Drew Baker, Fred Frey. Second Row: Warren Kirhsch. Roy Laran, Robert Larue, Don Mahoney. Third Row: Richard Polizzl, Roland Tujaque. George White, Robert Williams. Missing: Reggie Barrus, Richard Deas, Ed Gause, Lloyd Maestri, Llewellyn Proctor, James Ryall, Joseph Treumper. OFFICERS .... DREW BAKER, Vice-President JOE TREUMPER, Secretary WALTER ARROYO, Treasurer CHARLES ABADIE, President Composed of future Bachelors of Science in the physical sciences . . . the Chemistry Club, of which Mr. Paul Bailey is moderator ... is affiliated with the American Chemical Society . . . the members heard President Charlie Abadie lecture on chemical analysis . . . the club fosters a further extra-class interest in chemistry. CHEMISTRY CLUB C. VICTOR VIGNES ODONTOLOGICAL SOCIETY EUGENE FORTIER, Vice-President WILLIE WHITE, Secretary CLYDE LANDRENEAU, Treasurer The purpose of this group is to stimulate zeal for the advancement of Dentistry ... to propagate professional ideals and ethics in the spirit and practice of dental stu- dents . . . the name of this society honors C. Victor Vignes, D.D.S., founder of the Loyola School of Dentistry . . . students are nominated according to scholastic achieve- ment and are chosen for character and professional prac- tice ability. EDVv ' ARD DERBES, President Members: First Row: John Bond, Jeffrey Collins, Lallie Doughty, hlollls Gamble. Second Row: Clyde Landreneau, James Nelson, hloyt Smart, Vv ' illie White, Jr. Missing: Eugene Fortier, Adrian Hava, Andre Villere. Members: First Row: Lorraine AmaTo, Samuel Ashton, Drew Baker, John Ber+oniere, Frederick Burkiiart. Second Row: Allen Ford, Luis Garcia, Marie Hayes, Jean Hernandez, Gaby Mautner. Third Row; George Meiman, George Missing: Frank Birfel, Hem Pettit, Erwi y Kronlage, 1 Schuiz, Roland Tujague. Jannes Ryall. Moderated by Mr. Victor Baker . . . the German Club aims at an increase of fervor and interest in the study of Deu+sch ... on WWL in November, 1949, the club spon- sored a program of German folk songs . . . and in early 1950, the members were hosts to a delegation of Austrian students . . . highlight of the year, however, was their bierabend at the Jax Stein Room where the atmosphere was as German as Wagner. JOSEPH HOERNER, President DEUTSCHER VEREIN EL-EDS OFFICERS ELAINE BOURG, Secretary DOROTHY GOMILA. Treasurer WILLIAM VILLASANA, President In its second year . . . the membership of this young organization is composed of future elementary grade teachers ... it is affiliated with the Future Teachers of America . . . Miss Lucille Bostick is moderator . . . numer- ous meetings were held throughout the school year. Members: First Row: Lorraine Amato, Vertilee Bailie, Jean Ber- nardi, Gwen Betpouey, Anna May Bonner. Joan Boudousquie, Elaine Bourg, Joan Burke. Second Row: Jane Cain. Jackie Calongne. Lorraine Camel, Clyde Crighton, Aline Crovetto, Audrey DuQues- nay, Doris DuQuesnay, Erba Emory. Third Row: Betty Favret. Ann Finicle, Dorothy Gomila, Betty Johnson, Annamary Kelly. Joyce Lapiana, Anna Miller. Joyce Uunez. Fourth Row: Jackie O ' Day, Vera Perret. Janet Read, Mearl Reine, Joan Richards, Antoinette Russo, Gladys Salatich, Marie Seghers. Fifth Row: Marie Shea, Janice Thriffley. Mary Alice Toso. Anita Vazzana, Mary Eleanor Weeks. GAMARD PRE-DENT OFFICERS .... CHARLES MOLBERT, Vice-President ALMORE BORDELON, Secretary LEWIE HORTON, Treasurer Organized in 1946 . . . for the future members of the Dental school . . . named in honor of Dr. Edward A. Gamard, Sr. . . . the society sponsors lectures and informal discussions concerning all aspects of odontologlcal interest. .X H I HARRY LEVEQUE. President Members: First Row: Almore Bordelon, Ernest Conzelmann, Lynn Daughenbaugh. James Gremilllon. Second Row: George Gattas, Lewie Hor+on, Donald Landry, Charles Molbert. Third Row: Paul Monta!bano, John Niel, Henry Relnberg, Bill Walsh. Missing: Bob Hull, P. H. Lanq, L. H. Moeclclin. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS HANES MORRIS, President OFFICERS ... JOHN BERTONIERE, Vice-President JACQUES VANDEVOORDE, Secretary JACK REINECKE, Treasurer ff! - Loyola ' s latest innovation to organizations is Le Cercle Francais, the French Club . . . several disquisitions concerning France and her civilization were conducted . . . Mr. George Reinecke spoke on colloquial French in Louisiana . . . which the members enjoyed greatly . . . highlight of the year was the welcome given to a quartet of French Boy Scouts who traveled down the Mississippi following Fr. Marquette ' s route. Members: First Row: John Berfonlere, Elaine Bourg, Tom Casey. Second Row: Betty Delhom, Dave Douglas, Betty Earle. Third Row: Al Gelpi, Emmett Johnson, Pat McNamara. Fourth Row: Joan Menard, Mae Miller, Edna Mae Monle. Fifth Row: Rene Pastorek, Jack Reinecke, Richard Reinecke. Sixth Row: Jo Ann Richards, John Speyrer, Jacques Vandevoorde, Abel Villacorta. Missing: Mar- aot de la hloussaye, John Perret. OFFICERS .... BARBARA WIMBERLY, Vice-President CATHERINE MONTELEPRE, Secretary JEAN WILLIAMS, Treasurer SHIRLEY BAUMGARTNER, Historian This club aims to encourage closer ties in the Medical Technology department . . . pre- sided over by Med-Tech junior Beverly Fran- cloni . . . this year ' s activities included a Yuletide party and formal at the Boulevard Room . . . one could hardly forget their Charleston at the Talent Nite . . . and the entire year is topped off with their spring TNT variety show which is always good entertainment. € BEVERLY FRANCIONI, President Members: First Row: Joan Avrard, Joyce Battistella, Shirley Baum- gartner, Jane Boslo. Second Row: Phyllis Burg, Ru+h Crane. Con- stance DeGruy, Winkle Fox. Third Row: Joan Harrison, Rita Nell Hebert, Norma Lee hHenkel, Ann hiilberf. Fourth Row: Yvonne hluhn, Odile Jaubert, Myrle Langhoff, Beverly Makofsky. Fifth Row: Louise Merritt, Catherine Montelepre, Ann Poupart, Geraldine Schindler. Sixth Row: Polly Welch, Jean Williams, Barbara Wim- berley. MED-TECH CLUB Members: First Row: Alejandro Acevedo, Luis Acevedo, Frances Alford, Henry Artus, Ediberto Blasini. Second Row: Kathy Brady, Beverly Brown, Herma Chirino, Harry Connie!:, Oscar Conte. Third Row: Charles del Corral, Luis Diaz, Lloyd Dolese. Manuel Domin- quez. Rose Dufrene. Fourth Row: Melvin Falgout. Luis Garcia, Basil Gaupp. Hernan Gutierrez, Alfredo Gonzalez-Rubio. Fifth Row: CHARLES BARRANTES, President OFFICERS .... HENRY ARTUS, Vice-President BEVERLY BROV N. Secretary LUIS ACEVEDO, Publicity Secretary ARTHUR LETO, Treasurer Composed of both American and Spanish- American students . . . the Pan-Am Club featured during the past year a fall fiesta ... a talk by Miss Snyder on her trip to Spain last summer ... a recital by ever-pop- ular Tito Guizar . . . participation in Pan- American Day at Ursuline . . . Pan-Am is noted for its annual essay contest and Gold Medal award. Anqelo Leone. Arthur Leto. Edward Leyba, Robert Lyttle, Abelardo, Massa. Sixth Row: Harry McDonald, Joan Menard. Leon Prejean, Oscar Quintero, Thomas Rauch. Seventh Row: Angel Rivera, Jose Rivera. Audrey Rosato, Abel Villacorta, John Weeks, Mary Weeks, Barry Wilson. Missing: Humberto Ballestas, Margot de la Houssaye, Gabriel Jureidini, Riley Pitcher. Ferando Rodriguez. PAN-AMERICAN CLUB PEGASUS POETRY CLUB Members: First Row; E. J. Authement, John Brimhall, Fredericlc Burkhart. Second Row: Kenneth Crumley, Gilbert Ersklne, Jackie Goulden. Third Row: Emmett Johnson, Gabriel Mautner, Virgin Mae Ravain. Fourth Row: John Reinecke, Erwin Schulz. Missing: Barbara Nix. Although Pegasus, poor nag, had some trouble becoming airbourne this year . . . once the members started, they really reached the summit of Parnassus . . . this year ' s theme was American Poetry . . . Miss Barbara Nix spoke on The Poetry of Emerson and Longfellow ... all the stu- dents in Pegasus congratulated moderator Fr. Quirk on publication of his latest book of verse . . . December saw the society having a cocktail party . . . and later in the year they met with the Blessed Robert Southwell Poetry Society at Ursuline. JACK SCHRUM, President MICHELSON PHYSICS CLUB -: X f f © . . O - o f § ' f O. O c f if i -- ) f - I ;b I Members: First Row: Walter Arroyo. Gene Ashby, Drew Baiter, R. A. Boudreaux. Louis Cazenfre, R. L. Dugas, Alien Ford. Walter Forshag. Second Row: A. Peter Fortier, Luis Garcia. Walter Gon- zales. C. K. Gordon, Harry Hemstreet, Joe Hoerner. Felix Huguet, Warren Klrsch. Third Row: Roy Laran, Maurice Larue, Robert OFFICERS .... GEORGE MEIMAN, Vice-President A. PETER FORTIER, Secretary A. J. THIBERVILLE, Treasurer Larue, J. A. Levy, A. R. Markezich, George Meiman, Roland P:lie, R. B. Reinecke. Fourth Row: A. J. Thlberville, H. A. Trenchard, R. A. Tujague, Leonard Turnage, Robert Wililanns. Missing: Ferdinand Bauer. Anthony Guardina, S. J. Pepe ' one, Sid- ney Thomson, Joseph Treumper. WILLIE D. HAND, President Named after Albert Abraham Michelson, distinguished German-American physicist . . . this club sponsors talks of interest by various men of science ... its members keep in touch with latest developments in the world of physics . . . teamed up with the Radio Club, they presented a laugh-filled parody of a radio broadcast. OFFICERS .... PATRICK BUTTIMER, Secretary PALMER BRISHAM, Treasurer Jusf over two years old . . . the Propeller Club, with brother chapters throughout the nation, Increases interest in inter- national commerce . . . which isn ' t difficult to do in the Air Hub of the Americas ... its members toured a Nor- wegian luxury liner in December . . . and participated in a national essay contest. Members: First Row: Robert Abramson, Paul Auger, Victor Baudier, Charles Bonneau. Faimer Brigham, Beverly Brown, Patrick Buttimer. Roy Champagne. Second Row: Harry Connick. James Connick, A. J. Conti, Charles del Corral, Joseph Duggan, Melvin Falgout, Sidney Farrell. Frank Flanagan. Third Row: Cornelius Ford, James Galendez, Claude Garaudy, Charles Hebert, Donald Higgins, JAMES TOCA, President John Kennan, Edgar Kehlor, hiarold P. Lagarde. Fourth Row: Ed- ward Leyba, Charles Lyons, Rudolph Nieto, Edward Peters, Thomas Rauch, Leroy Richoux. Labasse Robin. John Rooney. Fifth Row: Sam Sasaki, John Saussaye, Vernon Vandervoort, Joseph Vernaci, Barry Wilson, Missing: Joseph Cusimano. 4 . ' ' ? ' J 1 k :_:a? ' Q C . O . f . O O V 4i if: 1 PROPELLER CLUB THE RADIO CLUB ALLEN FORD, President OFFICERS .... ANN HUBERT, Secre+ary-Treasurer Loyola ' s own W55LJY, with its new aerial, has been making new contacts daily . . . even Canada was raised last year . . . this club tries to help its students to gain a FCC amateur license . . . some of its activities were ... a wiener roast . . . participation with the Physics Club in a Talent Nite skit . . . Father Lemieux ' s talk . . . and their March party. Members: First Row: Charles Abadie, Sam Ashon, John Barron. Second Row: Dick Deslattes, Bill Dewberry, Luis Garcia. Trird Row: Emmett Guderian, Willie Hand, Jules Hebert. Fourth Row: Don Hesse. Ann Hilbert, Joe Hoerner. Fifth Row: Felix Huguet, Joseph Levy, George Meiman. Sixth Row: Ann Monte, Bill Mouret, Chuck Myler. Seventh Row: Joseph Padua, Mickey Tagliarinni. Leonard Turnage. Missing: Larry Brennan, Don Sivori, 5. Thompson, Joseph Treumper. St. Thomas More LAW CLUB ROD MILLER, President OFFICERS .... HENRY CARRISEE, Vice-President EDWARD WALLACE, Secretary ALLEN BABINEAUX, Treasurer Members: First Row: Henry Anton, Allen Babineaux, Henry Car- rigee. Second Row: Henry Elkins, Joseph Farrelly. Robert Fray. Third Row: Jesse Gulllot, Maurice Indest, James Janson. Fourth A club for future lawyers ... its namesake is that brilliant martyred chancellor of hienry VIII . . . the members were feted at a spa- ghetti dinner at Mr. Bernard Fonseca ' s house . . . with Delta Theta Phi, they contest for the decision in the annual Moot Court com- petition . . . also they sponsor the yearly Moot Criminal trial. Row: Lazare Levy, Pat Mitchell, Paul Monju. Fifth Row: Rene Randon, Corwin Reed, Floyd Reed. Sixth Row: George Richard, George Robinson, Paul Rogyom. Seventh Row: Edward Wallace, E. B. Weber. Missing: James Faget, Claud Taggert. THE THESPIANS PHIL MEUNIER, President OFFICERS .... MARY GLORIA SCHILLECI, Vice-President DEYNOODT LA ROSE, Treasurer EDNA MAE MONIE, Secretary Loyola ' s mask and wig society . . . with Phil Meunier as president and under Dr. Bono- mo ' s direction . . . dramatized tvlother Is a Freshman . . . with Joan Bascle and Mary Gloria Schilleci in the leads ... it also planned to present You Can ' t Take It With You . . . climax to a successful year is the yearly spring picnic for the Thespians and their dates. Members: First Row: Joan Bascle, Pat Bellau. Joan Boudousqule. Lucille Bourlet, Kathy Brady. Second Row: Joan Burke, Jacic Carriqy, Tom Casey. George Connolly. Jean Correa. Third Row: Eddie Crane. Louis Dudossat, Audrey DuQuesnay. Doris DuQues- nay, Lois Foret. Fourth Row: Armand Gui+errez, Yvonne Huhn, George Kelly, Harold Lamy. Deynoodt LaRose. Fifth Row: Harry McDonald. Anna Laura Miller. Edna Mae Monie. J. Richard Ney- rey. Jack Paige. Sixth Row: Henry Reinberg, Antoinette Reuther, Kent Satterlee. Mary Gloria Schilleci, Marion Schexnayder. Seventh Row: Blanid Sullivan Evelyn Tagliarini, Williann Villasana. Austin Welsh. Missing: Joan Baud, Tod Donahue, Albert Huddleston, Buddy Laughlin, Marie Lillo, Beverly McDonald, Herbert Medley. YDEMOCS MARIE LILLO, Acting President OFFICERS .... HAROLD McDonald, Vice-President PAT McNAMARA, Treasurer MEME FOX, Recording Secretary ANITA VAZZANA, Corresponding Secretary You ' re really not In the know if you haven ' t heard that Ydemocs spelled back- ward is . . . yes, that ' s just for what this organization was fornned, COMEDY . . . everyone but the judges recognized their Bethel Merman show at Talent NIte as the funniest ... on the agenda also for 1950 were . . . presentation of the Springtime Fantasy . . . and a legitimate comedy for March. Members: First Row: Blake Arata, Henry Asher, Gloria Azar, Jane Bosio, Joan Boudousquie, Kathy Brady. Second Row: John Browne, Joan Burke, Jack Carrigy, Jim Cobb, Connie Connor, Betty Del- hom. Third Row: Louis Dudossat, Mildred Duffy, Joe Familgio, Meme Fox, Richard Gleim, Carmelo Sraffaginini. Fourth Row: Emile Greenleaf, Kay Hand, Willie Hand, Jean Hernandez, Emmet Johnson, Mary Margaret Keenan. Fifth Row: Jerry Lacey, Joyce Lapiana, W. J, Lemoine, Jr., Buddy Massa, Joe Messina, Harry McDonald. Sixth Row: Pat McNamara, Bill Nesom, J. R. Neyrey. Tom Nielsen, Jackie O ' Day, Vera Perret. Seventh Row: Lorraine Peyregne, Henry Reinberg, Reggie Rod, Ro Rotola, Kent Satterlee, Marion Schexnayder. Eighth Row: Mary Gloria Schilteci, Pat Schott, Evelyn Tagliarini, Tony Tamburello, Carol Taormina, Midge Theriot. Ninth Row: Clem Toca, Mary Alice Toso, Anita Vazzana, Jackie Woods. Missing: Pat Bologna, Buddy Laughlin, Rene Marechal, Beverly McDonald, John H. Pearson. THE UNIVERS MR. JOHN B. WHITLOCK, Director ANTHONY LIUZZA, President One of the most unselfish and untiring organizations on the campus is the University Band whose list of activities is endless . . . each year there are several campus concerts . . . the band furnishes music and pep at the basketball games . . . limitless effort and patience is given at the Talent Nite rehearsals and on the night itself . . . Award Night and Graduation ceremonies . . . two formal con- certs . . . and the Gym Jams, made possible by the Loyola Moods , a splendid dance aggregation. WWL airs another all-student program of Campus Capers . TY BAND Members .... TRUMPETS .... Richard Crosby Paul Emenes Louis Escobedo Robert Falcon Earl Grego Chris Kontos Joseph Macaluso Laurence Neeb Gerald St. Amond George Steib Patrick Sullivan Charles Young BASS .... Fred Westmoreland ALTO SAXES .... Mary Jane Schiro Humberto Valladares TENOR SAX ... . Kenneth Davidson BARITONE SAX . . . Arthur McGill LIBRARIANS .... Charles Karst, III Laurence Neeb CLARINETS .... Phil Barranco Leonard BecUer Alberta Danner Gilbert Erskine John Maggiore Frank Mannino Vincent Marchese Alcee Meric Harold Peterson Wilbur Philips Lena Mae Rogers James Rocs Erwin Schuiz Donald Suhor STRING BASS . . . Rhea Brennan Herbert Holeman OBOE .... James Houssand FLUTES .... Joseph Ello Sarah Ann Joubert Anthony Liuzza Kenneth Schmidt Lorraine Shane PICCOLO .... Anthony Liuzza BASS CLARINET . . Marion Caluda BASSOON .... Harold Blum Mary Cannon TROMBONES . . . Fred Assunto William Bode bender Roger Foret David Hissong John Saussaye Edward Schmidt Lawrence Valentino BARITONES . . . Frank Stewarh Roland Tujague HORNS .... Henry Asher Claus Sadller Gerald Sadlier DRUMS .... Dolores Lightel Charles Venturella TYMPANI .... Clem Toca Loyola ' s Pop-Concert by the University Band. W-m f , f-fj lNF- THE UNIVERSITY CHORUS With Mrs. Madeline Beckhard as director . . . this choral group earnestly practices every Friday in the attic studio of the Music School . . . chiefly composed of Loyola musi- cians . . . although they lacked a sufficient place for a recital, there was no lack of spirit . . . Shubert ' s Mass was one of the longer pieces the chorus practiced . . . while on WWL Campus Capers program, the chorus sang several spirituals and other group songs. MRS. MADELEINE BECKHARD. Director. Members: First Row: Gloria Azar, Phil Barranco, Mary Benton, Lucille Bourlet, Jan Sraden, John Brimhall, Mary Cannon, Herma Chirino. Second Row: Sal Cinquigranno, Kenneth Crumley, Alberta Danner, Marian Dlbdin, Mildred Duffy. Anthony Gondolfi. Charles Hinkley, Mary Howat. Third Row: Mary Margaret Keenan, Veronica Landry, Rosemary Lauve. Helen Leaumont, Joseph Ledew, Myrtle Marcotte, Lucille Meek, Stanley Mendel - son. Foourth Row: Sal Pagano, Lorraine Peyregne, Jules Richard, Rosemary Rotolo. Marion Schexnayder, Mary Gloria Schilleci, Newell Schindler, Anna Schmiege. Fifth Row: Ray Schorling, Lorraine Shane, Evelyn Tagllarini, Carol Taormlna, Pat Turner. Marciana Urrestl. Missing: Clara Bryan, Charles Caruso. James Chambers, Rose Marie Crucla, Perpetua Donahue, Emma Allenburger Gruslch. Mrs. Elena Guevara, Stephen Harun, Marie LIllo. Wil- liam Mcllree, Marion Owen, Sr. Pasqual Moreno, Ernest Samplno. THE SODALITIES Very important In the college lite of every student is the Sodality . . . which is formed for the spiritual betterment of its members . . . dedicated to Our Blessed Lady . . . for the third consecutive year, the combined sodalities played Santa Claus to the orphans at Madonna Manor . . . the sodalities also put on a show for the home of the Little Sisters of the Poor ... in March, the student sodalists stressed the reading of Catholic periodicals . . . and sold them in Marquette hiall . . . Father Ray is moderator of the sodalities which represent every school on the campus. LITTLE FLOWER Members: First Row: Gwen Betpouey, Lois Foret, Joyce Nunez. Rose Dufrene. Second Row: Joan Wa+erson, Blanche Mouledoux, Janef Read. Dolly Hatrel. Third Row: Meme Fox, Bet+y Johnson, Marie Hayes. Anna Mae Bonner, Mary Hoerner. Fourth Row: Jackie O ' Day, Edna Mae Monie, Pat McNamara, Lorraine Cannel. Mary Ann Dodt, Betty Delhom. Fifth Row: Fr. Rogero. OUR LADY OF FATIMA Members: First Row: Pat Linn, Leonore Moritz. LI la Linhares. Au- rora Sanguily, Shirley Baumgartner, Beverly Malcofsky, Ursula Arm- strong. Catherine Montelepre. Second Row: Odette Stitch, Dolores deSalignac, Ann Hilbert, Odile Jaubert, Jackie Goulden, Claudette Mihojevich. Third Row: Jerry Schlndler, Claire Rodriguez, Mar- garet Roussel, Annette Stehling, Kathleen Woods, Janis Moreci, Betty Ann Ayers. Missing: Joyce Battistella. Jane Bosio, Phyllis Burg. Inez Conzelmann, Pat Finney, Alice Fox, Beverly Francioni, Joan Harrison, Yvonne Huhn, Jane Hyman, Betty Jane Keating, Myrtle Langhoff, Antoinette Minardi, Bernice Nicosia, Theora Oliveri. Ann Poupart, Flo Mary Scheib, Gertrude Schiele, Jean Ann Williams. ST. APPOLONIA Members: First Row: Abner Clark, Jeff Collins, Gene Bordelon, Irwin RapDold, John Benjamin, Second Row: Edward Derbes, Ger- ald Halker, Emlle Salvo, Lou Gallo, Bill Watklns, Joe Locantro, Paul Bruno Niles Guichett, Paul Flood. Third Row: Adrian Hava, Eugene Fortler, Bernard Grieshaber, Donald Sha ng, Olio Mollere, Jim Nelson, Rivers Wall. ST. ALOYSIUS Members: First Row: Louis Jacob, John May, Kent Satterlee, Pat Toner, Joseph Comeaux, Frank Charbonnet. Second Row: Gene Hymel, John Keenan, Al Gelpi, Lawrence Elizardi, Jack Reinecke, Vincent Morici. Third Row: Charles del Corral, Walter Garvey Louis Baudean, Walter Fleming, Charles Myler, John Fuchs, D.ck Toledano. Missing: Jack Schrum, Lawrence Pregeant, John Sangui- netti Edward Leyba, Earl Pazos, Louis LaCour, Harry Connick. ST. CECELIA Members: Flpsf Row: Newell Schindler. Erwin Schuiz, Gerald Sad- Iter, Glaus Sadlier, Harold Blum. Second Row: Harry Mendelson, Roger Foret, Anihony Gondolfi, Gilbert Erslclne, Joseph Macaluso. Third Row: Marlon Caluda, Francis Cassanova. ST. IVES Members: First Row: Weldon Cousins, George Van Geffan, Doug Molony, Jarnes Jansson. Second Row: Lawrence Flanagan. Salvador Anze!mo, Charles Jacques, Don Graham, Carroll Van Geffen. Third Row: George Connolly, Ralph Dwyer, John Flanagan, Jesse GuIllo+, Gene Calonge. Missing: Anthony Occhiplnti, Thomas Collins, Jr., Pat Farrelly. Ronlad Fala, Denald Beslln, John Kluchin, Paul Casslsa. Paul Monjure, Ronald Gosson, Frank Gardner, Phil St. Romaln. Lee McHughs, Harold Lamy, Edwin Koch. ST. JOHN BERCHMAN Members: First Row: Francis Shubert, John Kruebbe, Victor Brad- bury, Hewitt Coco. Aristile Breaux. Ellis Toups, John Domingues, Frank Lorentino. Myrton Landry. Second Row: Hazel Driscoil. Pat Duffy. Marilyn Bourgeois, Isabell Aedo, Dolores LIghtell. Josephine Provenza, Rosennary Lauve, Joyce Colligan, Gertrude Hebert, Norman Breaux, Edward Daigle. Gerald Eugene. ST. STANISLAUS Members: First Row: Joseph Hoerner, Alejandro Acevedo. A. Gerald Lacey, Joseph Famiglio. Second Row: Ernest Conzelmann, Bill Walsh, Joe Toner, George Meiman. Missing: Tom Daly, Jack Sassone, Gordon Hartman. Edmund Crane, Melvin Falgout, Albert Huddleston. Harold Langford. Charles Kronlage. Joe Fontana, Harry Merwin. ST. THOMAS ACQUINAS i?l 1 Wi i Members: First Row: Leonard Lasalle, Ed Doyle, John Park, Don Sekinger, Austin Welsh. Second Row: hlarry McDonald, Jerry hloaq, Mike Ellis, Tom O ' Flaherty, Jerry Walsh, Dan hiealy. Missing: Tom Nielsen, Henry Asher, Charles Barrantes, Arnold Claude t, Joseph Laughlin, Pat Schott, Bob Tenlson, Andrew Papanla. Lloyd Bour- geois. Ken Manuel, Richard Redmann. Ken Gremlllion. SANCTUARY SOCIETY Members: First Row: Alejandro Acevedo, Ignatius Barrecca, David Borbidge, Edmund Crane, Donald Dumas. Second Row: Emile Echavarria, Allen Ford, James Galendez. Kenneth Gremillon, Lewis Horton. Third Row: John Keenan, Jerry Lacey, Peter Lorio, Albert Majeau, John Neyrey. Fourth Row: Tom Nielsen, John Sanguinetti, Jack Schrum, Bernard Toner, Joe Toner. Fifth Row: Carroll Van Geffen, William Waguespack, Richard Waguespack. w ATHLETICS. . 49- ' 50 1 %Jl .lp i - . i ■1 ' „■ s ■ m 1 9) A X i 1 ' w j- R ! . - .s. i. ( 19?? REV. LESTER F. X. GUTERL, S.J. Fr. Guterl In his capacity of director of activities and athletics is an inspiration for all those under him. Never is there a func- tion, whether it be basketball, baseball, track or tennis, where Father ' s familiar and friendly presen ce is not seen. MR. JACK ORSLEY Elevated to the position of athletic di- rector, the former basketball coach de- serves much of the credit for the great strides Loyola has made in the field of ath- letics during the past few years. In spite of the fact that he must look after the en- tire athletic program. Coach Orsley con- tinues to coach the basketball team which has just missed championships in the last two years. JAMES McCAFFERTY, Basketball and Track coach. PETER FINNEY, former Wolfpack player EDWIN P. FRICKE, publicity director for The Rev. JAMES MOLLOY, S.J.. coach and present Wolfpup coach. Loyola athletics. of the championship tennis team. BASKETBALL First Row: Jack Orsley, Athletic Director, Money CabaHero, G eorge Vila, Beanie Shirer, Reggie Garcia, Bobby Rehm, Rev. Lester F. X. Guteri, moderator. Second Row: Carl Lavie, Huey Casteix, Wally Barbot, Art Gell, Clyde Poche. Third Row: Coach McCafferty, Bert Ibos. THE WOLF PACK Although the Wolfpack of 1950 was not a winning team, seldom has more spirit been shown on the hardwood. Coach McCafferty labored under many handicaps, including a lack of height which is regarded by many as a necessity on a successful basketball team. A standout performance of the year was the LSD game, In which the odds were heavily stacked against the Pack, and still the old fight was enough to throw a real scare at the Tigers. The team was sparked by hluey Casteix, whose shooting and general ball-handling was some- times spectacular. Also deserving mention are Carl Lavie, and George Vila. HUEY CASTEIX CARL LAVIE ■ J t ' ART GEIL J GEORGE VILA MONROE CABALLERO CLYDE POCHE A Pleasanf Surprise. BEANY SHIRER BERT I BOS WALLY BARBOT REGGIE GARCIA l+ ' s simple, see? First Row: Ronnie Aucoin, Don Robinson, Julian Levey, Tony Schiambra, Peter Lori. Second Row: Jim Brothers, Dave Keiffer, Bill Killlan, John Hultberg, Charley Mart. Third Row: Pete Finney, Coach; Jerry Peltier, Tom Ketchum, Dave Nastassi. Mel Bodle. THE WOLF PUPS Pete Finney took over the reins of the Loyola Wolfpups this season and the former ' Pup star took up where former coach Big Jim McCafferty left off. The Wolfpups wound up their I 949-50 cage season with a thrilling 56-55 triumph over the Troop 65 quintet for the 1950 Senior AAU basket- ball championship. The junior Wolves experienced very few losses during the season and entered the AAU play- offs with a very impressive record. In the first round of the AAU championships the Wolfpups barely qualified with a 3-3 record but in the title round, Finney ' s charges came -through with a 5-1 record over such quintet sas the U. S. Engineers, WeDK, the Jewish Community Center, NOAC, and the Troopers. The new AAU champs came through to win the title in a thrilling story-book finish when reserve forward Dave Nastasi looped in a fielder from the side with five seconds to go in the game. Before Nastasi ' s game-winning shot, the ' Pups were trailing 55-54. STARTING TEAM JERRY PELTIER COACH FINNEY gives the know-how. TOM KETCHUM BASEBALL First Row: Oon Robinson, George Vila, Money CabaMero, Pete Tusa, Bili Giennon, Manager oumerman. Second Row: Charley Flynn, Ellis Quigley, Huey Casteix, Ray Breaux, Ed Konick. Jim Goldman. Third Row: Skeets Theard, Ass ' t Coach, Bob Hull, Maurice Landrieu, Al Lichfenstein, Sam Barbara, Al Weidemann, Coach Orsley. The end of a round trip. Konick, Quigley, Ldndrieu, Barbara, Robinson. 1950 BASEBALL RECORD Loyola 17— Kessler Field 6 Loyola 7 — Soufhern Illinois Loyola 16 — Southern Illinois 7 Loyola 6 — Keesler Field 4 Loyola 10— Illinois Wesleyan 2 Loyola 3— Purdue 4 Loyola 5 — Soufheas+ern 2 Loyola A — Southeastern 3 Loyola 5— Spring Hill 1 Loyola 8— Spring Hill 3 Loyola 3 — Southeastern 1 Loyola 4 — Southeastern 2 Loyola 8— Spring Hill 2 Loyola 5— Spring Hill 3 Loyola 3 — Mississippi Southern 4 Loyola 3 — Mississippi Southern 2 GSC PLAY-OFFS Loyola 1— SLI 6 Loyola 10— SLI 7 Loyola 2— SLI 3 iv L- The Inflelders: First Row: Glenncn .. ' 4K h , n; Second Row: Tusa .362, Breaux .273, Castelx ,328, Lichten- stein .256. The Outfield: Weldemann .257, Vila .333, Caballero .238, Gold- man .300. TRACK ELMER GRUNDMEYER The Loyola thinclads ' assault upon the Gulf States Conference track crown fell short by one point as the SLI spikemen nosed out the Pack 72-71 by virtue of their fourth place spot In the mile relays and the Pack quartet came in fifth. It was thrilling meet but the old SLI buga- boo on Loyola prevailed as it has on all athletics in the past two years. The SLI men have held some sort of a jinx on Loyola teams and have beat out the Packmen in three sports for titles. Coach Jim McCafferty ' s squadmen bounced back from their disheartening loss in the GSC to cop the 57th annual Southern AAU track and field championships by the overwhelming score of 146 1 2 points to 101 points for LSU, the nearest competitor. Standout trackmen for Loyola were Elmer Grundmeyer, Ken Leithman, Roland Hymel, Lou hiarth, Ernie Miller, and Maurice Riley. Grundmeyer set a new GSC record in the 220 yard dash as he negotiated the distance in 2 1 .5 to slash a full second off the mark set by SLI ' s Jack Best. Elmer, the Loyola whiz, now holds two GSC records, the 100 yard dash in 9.9 and the 220 mark. Leithman was always counted upon for val- uable second place points In the dashes behind Grundmeyer and the little speedster came through In every meet. Riley showed up well this year in the 440 yard dash. He is devel- oping Into a runner of great promise, hlymel, the freshman pole-vaulter, was a valuable point getter this season as he wound up in the top position In most meets and no lower than 2nd In many meets. Miller was a dependable man in the discus while Hauth was usually relied upon to come through In the javelin. This year marked a new era in Loyola track. Coach McCafferty sent athletes such as Grundmeyer and Leithman to the Texas Re- lays at Austin and the Southern Relays at Bir- mingham. Although the representatives did not fare well, they nevertheless marked the way for future representatives to carry the Maroon and Gold colors on to greater heights. I tfKi nTTTrTTTTTn fell iTT ! 1 1 rnrrrmiT tO OM « V,0 OL4  W ' - ' VO - ' lO-f U ' tOtOM ' OYOlAti ' ' , ♦ § f ' ■ ' OVr cOIOL, U 0UK uOtO iiYOU ¥ LOYOV-f, oyoLK ' .OYOU ' • sar ._ii_ i First Row: _,;,■, r. 11 C- iu.-ln, Ken Leithman, Ray Breaux. Second Row: Narfari, Maurice Riley, Lou Hauth, Bin vVaquebpdL., LirnK. iii u nd meyer, Huey Casteix, Blake Arata, Comeaux. Third Row: Roland Hymel, Ernie Miller, Ed Prinz, Wally Barbot, Don DeGeorge, Al Weidemann, W. Nicaud, Coach McCafferty. OUTSTANDING PERFORMERS Ernesf Miller, discus. Ken Leithmann, dash. Maurice Riley, the 440. TENNIS The Loyola tennis team wound up their first year under Father J. J. Molloy, S.J., in a blaze of glory as the team swept the Gulf States Con- ference tennis team title as well as the singles and doubles crowns. Ken Crumley, Loyola ' s top netman for three seasons, enjoyed his most successful year as he lost his opening match of the season to Pensa- cola ' s Jack Behr and then breezed throught 12 straight collegiate opponents to wind up with a season ' s record of 12 wins and one loss. Add to this Ken ' s feat of winning four matches in the GSC tourney and his overall record stands at 16 wins and one loss. The six foot 210 pound star from Santa Aana, California, defeated team mate Mel Bodle for the SSC singles crown in straight sets, 6-0, 6-2. In three seasons of col- legiate playing, Crumley has lost only one inter- collegiate match — that in 1947 to Paul Napoll- tano of Spring Hill and now the Badger ' s tennis mentor. In the GSC doubles event, the duo of Crum- ley and Bodle rolled along as they did all sea- son — without a defeat. The crack Wolfpack doubles team won the title over Spring hlill ' s team of Andy Garcia and Leo Denton by the scores of 2-6, 6-0, 6-2, and 6-4. Crumley and Bodle went through 13 straight matches without a defeat in regular season ' s play and then added two victories in the tournament to stretch their streak to 15 matches without a setback. The fine doubles team lost only one set in 15 matches and that to Garcia and Denton and in overall games, racked up 190 games won and only 69 lost for an impressive tennis record. The tennis team, as a whole, had a very good season winning I I matches and losing only two. The Pack team lost Its opening match to the power-laden Pensacola Naval Air Flyers and then won eight straight collegiate matches before bowing to LSU. After the LSU defeat, Loyola went on to win three more matches. The Pack had defeated the TIgermen In a previous match. KEN CRUMLEY MEL BODLE y KEN CRUMLEY, FR. MOLLOY AND MEL BODLE, GSC CHAMPS. Mel Bodle, the No. 2 man of the team and a freshman from Montebello, California, played brilliant tennis in his first year of collegiate com- petition, hlis regular season ' s record stood at I I wins and two losses while his tournament rec- ord stood at three wins and one loss. Reggie Garcia the Pack ' s No. 3 man was the focal point of Loyola ' s game. Reggie was counted upon to win that vital fourth game match for the Pack. Loyola was always assured of wins in the No. I and 2 singles and the No. I doubles match and needed only one more match victory for a team win. The I 1-2 record for the season shows that Reggie, a diminutive player from New Mexico, came through in the pinches, hie was Father Molloy ' s nomination as the most Improved player on the squad. The No. 4 spot was held down by veteran Jack Fox while the No. 5 slot went to Art Gail, who showed great promise in his first year of compe- titive tennis. Fox and Garcia handled the No. 2 doubles most of the season. John Sanguinetti and Carroll Gordon were alternate players on the squad. Incidentally, Father Molloy ' s team brought the first Gulf States Conference title to Loyola. With the squad coming back Intact next year with the exception of Fox, Loyola bids fair to renew its lease on the GSC crown in tennis. REGGIE GARCIA JACK FOX sf R! W di The Bowling League at Loyola this year created decided interest among the students who par- ticipated in the activities. In the regular school league, 21 teams were entered, 12 men teams and 9 girl teams. The winners of the men ' s league were the PKE bowlers who upset the applecart by downing the favorite Campus Kids for the league trophy. Members of the PKE team included Captain Rudy Nieto, Charlie Del Corral, Charlie hiebert, Donald Mc- Kay, Joe Vernaci, and Walter Garvey. VernacI, the smallest man on the team, was the big bowler in the line-up. Joe sparked the PKE ' s all season with a 160 bowling average. A. GERALD LACEY The league and its growth is a direct tribute to its organizer, Jerry Lacey. Lacey started the first bowling league at Loyola in 1947. By means of his own push and super-salesmanship talks, Jerry managed to get the league started with six teams entered. It was a hard push at first, but now Jerry can sit back and relax and look at the fruits of his labor. First Row: Joseph Sprague, Andy Caneza. Second Row: Maurice Larue. Bob Larue, John Fuchb. Steve DImak, member of the Loyola Bowling League and one of the top bowlers in the state. JOHN FUCHS. Treasurer of the League. GOLF CHARLEY HEBERT. captain of the Golf team. Loyola started its first season of varsity golf conipetition this year with six matches scheduled with Gulf States Conference members. A home and home arrangement was made with Mississippi Southern, Spring hiill, and South- western. The Pack iinksmen did not make their debut an auspicious one as they dropped all six matches. Lack of college tournament experience hurt Maroon and Gold standard bearers. Captain of the Pack squad was Charley hle- bert. Members of the squad included Chester Budz, Pat Buttimer, Dan Knowles, Lee Le Gros, and Robert Rehm. The team was coached by Father J. J. Molloy, S.J. Hebert made a good showing in the GSC tourney held at New Orleans when he finished third in the meet. PAT BUTTIMER. CHARLEY HEBERT, CHESTER BUDZ, LEE LE GROS, DANNY KNOWLES. WELCOME COACH HAGGERTY THOMAS J. HAGGERTY Loyola University made its bid to enter big time basketball with the signing of Coach Thomas J. hiaggerty as new head coach of basketball at Loyola. The new cage mentor brought national honors and recognition to another Loyola — Loyola of Chicago, hlis five year record at the Windy City University was 107 wins in 148 games. An enviable record, indeed. In 1948, Coach Haggerty brought his Lo- yola of Chicago team to its greatest heights when the quintet reached the finals of the National Invitational Tournament. Fr. Guterl Introduces Coach Haggerty to his new sur- roundings. This was not Coach hiaggerty ' s first ap- pearance in the NIT. hlis De Paul team of 1940 lost out to Colorado University in the semi-final round of the tourney. It seems as if the future destinies of Lo- yola ' s basketball teams are in great hands. Coach hHaggerty emphasized the fact that only h ard work and sacrifice on the part of the athletes can bring about national recog- nition for the Wolfpack. hie will be able to get that out of his athletic charges. Good luck, coach! NTRAMURALS •-S8Bk Baudier fades back for a pass as Galendei and Keenan of PKE rush in. Wetzel heaves a short pass for the BBA seniors over the line of scrimmage. The students of Loyola enjoyed one of their most successful intramural athletic programs this past year. Under the able direction of Jack Orsley, the intramural program offered an out- let for those students whose talents were not suf- ficient to allow them to play for Maroon and Gold teams. The PKE fraternity from the College of Busi- ness Administration was one of the most success- ful competitors this past intramural season and figured prominently in team event. In football, the BA Seniors won their third straight intramural touch football title when they downed the PKE M by the score of 19-7. The Seniors, the Notre Dame of Loyola ' s touch foot- ball league, were coached by Wilfred, Skeeter Theard and included Captain Jim Quigley, Vic Baudier, Lou hiauth, Ray Breaux, Ray Kitziger, Claude Perrier, Billy Glennon, Don Bellou, Pete Tusa, Don Wetzel, Al Smuck, and Warren Bayer. The BA Seniors were champs of the Independent League while PKE reigned as kings in the Fra- ternity League. In basketball, the PKE boys came through with the Intramural championship when they defeated the Moot cagers 47-2 I for the title. PKE won the Frat title while the Moots won the Independent title. Walter Fleming was high point man for the PKE boys with 14 points. Members of the team besides Fleming were captain Rudy Nieto, Rocky Eiermann, Walter Garvey, Jim Galendez, Jim Quigley, Charley hlebert, and Buddy Elizardi. In the Softball, the Dents and Pharmacy shared the intramural crown. The Dents won the Inde- pendent league title while PKE won the Fraternity League title. Pharmacy finished second to the Dents in the Independent League. In the play- offs between the two top teamiS of each league, both of the Independent teams, the Dents and the Pharmacy boys beat the representatives of the Fraternity League. Time did not permit a play-off for the championship between Pharmacy an dthe Dents, so they share the title. Pharmacy thus retains some of the honors that they won last year. In the Intramural track meet, Roland hHymel was the high point man as he garnered 15 points by winning three first place events, hfymel was awarded the individual trophy for the outstand- ing trackmen in the ' mural events. Roland won the 75 and 100-yard dashes and then won the pole vault wit ha record leap of I I feet 4 inches. Other records established were the half-mils mark by C. J. Comeaux and the high jump mark by Ed Prinz. Comeaux stepped the half-mile In a neat 2:08.1 to erase the old mark of 2:08.5 set THE BBA SENIORS f f Firsf Row: Don Welzel. Ray Kitzige Lou Hau + h, Claude Per Ray Breaux, Ellis Quigley, Don Bellou, Allan Smuclc. Second Row: Bill Glennon, r, Warren Bayer, Vic Baudier, Pete Tusa, Coach SIceets Theard. THE SHARPIES First Row: Mi died Di-if, Fat Turner Li irdine Fe iengne, Mary Jane Schiro. Second Row: May Slo Schillecl, Marion Schexnaydre. Mary Margaret Kennan, Veronica Landry, Virgie Ravain. by Ben Matthews while Prinz ' leap of 5 feet 8 1,2 inches bettered the old mark of 5 feet 8 inches set by Bill Treuting and Vince Greco. hHy- mel ' s vault broke the I I foot mark set by Ray Bordes. The tennis winners were Yvonne hluhn and Jim Riley while Anne Finicle won the girls ' intramural ping pong title. The Sharpies won the intramural girls ' volley- ball league title with six wins and no defeats. This is the first year of that event. The Sharpies were comprised of girls from the Music School. Mem- bers of the team included Mildred Duffy, Pat Turner, Lorraine Peyregne, Mary Jane Schiro, Mary Gloria Schllleci, Mary Schnexnaydre, Mary Margaret Keenan, Veronica Landry, and Virgie Ravain. PKE BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: Buddy Eliza rdi, Roc I; Eiremann, Walter Garvey. Second Row: Captain Rudy Nieto, Walt Fleming, Charley Hebert. Miss- ing: Jim Galendez, Jim Quigley. Christ mpri inted ST. PETER ' S IN ROME. (World Wide Photo) dentifying Marks on His Church The following is quoted from the Vatican Council: God, through hHis only-begotten Son, established a Church; and to q ' we everyone the power to recognize her as the guardian and teacher of Revelation . . . endowed her with manifest marks of her divine origin. These marks are found in the Catholic Church alone. (Through these marks — world-wide unity, sanctity, apostol- iclty, catholicity) . . . she is herself a great and perpetual motive of credibility and an unassail- able testimony to her divine mission . . . (God gives everyone sufficient grace to persevere in the true faith) . . . He never abandons them un- less they abandon Him . . . Wherefore, they who by the heavenly gift of Faith have adhered to the truth cannot be at all compared to those, who under the influence of human opinions sub- scribe to a false religion; for the former having under the guidance of the Church embraced the Faith, can never have just cause for changing it or calling It into question. ... (A man can never have just cause for leaving the multiplica- tion table) . . . (Only God can make a tree. Simllarily, objective examination shows that only God could have made the Catholic Church). eter s uome Acme UNITY The uniiy of faith, governmcnf and worship in the Catholic Church is miraculous. Men outside the Church have never been ablo to duplicate it. In the year 33 A.D., Jesus Christ established His Church, hie endowed it with four character- istic marks: namely, sanctity, apostolicity, catho- licity and unity in faith, government and worship. These marks flow from the very nature of His Church as He made it, and must always be present. They might be compared to the finger- prints of an individual. Four hundred million people acknowledge Pope Pius XII as the Successor of the Fisherman. (World Wide Photo) SANCTITY For beatification and canonization at least two public miracles are required. Each century witnesses many beatifications and canonizations confirmed by miracles. Only God can perform a miracle. Each century, God, by His miracles, is saying; This is My Church. Canonization of St. Bernadotle of Lourdes. (Acme Photo Christ promised that hHis Church will be in this world until the end of time. Since Christ Is God, that promise must be fulfilled. Therefore, hlis Church is in the world today. To ascertain which Church in the world today is Christ ' s, one has but to find the Church possessing all the four marks. Examination reveals that only the Catholic Church possesses these marks: unity in faith, gov- ernment and worship; sanctity, confirmed by miracles; catholicity; apostolicity. Canonization of Sts. John de Britto and Bernardino Reallno, Jesuits, and Giuseppe Cafasso, a priest. [Acme Photo). The spectacle afforded by the Catholic Church: — 400,000,000 people of all races, all nations, all classes, believing the same Faith, obeying the same Leader, nourished by the same Sacraments — has no counterpart in this world. Francis Cardinal Speiiman leads a group of American Pilgrims into St. Peter ' s Basilica in Rome. (Acme Photo). CATHOLICITY Pope Pius Xil gives Easter Sunday Blessing to about 500,000 of the Faithful from all parts of the world, gathered on St. Peter ' s Square in Rome. [Acme Photo). Since Christ, Who is God, wished His teachings to reach all generations unadulterated. He had to make His Church infallible in matters of faith and morals. His Church, then, in this year 1950 will bs infallible. In this year 1950, as In all the other years of her long life, the Catholic Church is the only church claiming infallibility. Thus, if the Catholic Church Is not the one founded by Christ, there is no Church of Christ in the wor ' d today. Such a situation would lead to the absurdity that God failed to keep His promise that His Church will be in the world until the end of time. :s « Peter was the Rock upon which Christ founded His Church. History shows that the only See In the world going back in unbroken succession to Peter is the See of Rome, Excavations approaching the traditional location of St. Peter ' s tomb, beneath St. Peter ' s Basilica. (Acme Photo). APOSTOLICITY Pope Plus XII kneels In prayer at the Altar of the Sacrament in St. Peter ' s Basilica. He is 262nd successor of St. Peter. (Wide World Photo). Fall saw: five faculty members promoted to the rank of professors . . . Initiation begin for three hundred Dogs . . . McCafferty and Finney picked to lead cage teams . . . Monsignor Fulton Sheen address first Loyola Forum . . . Pack open its 25 game season . . . Whiz Grundmeyer in- vited to Sugar Bowl meet . . . Bogus check-passer arrested here . . . Fr. Quirk ' s hiarvest of the Years published . . . Hazel Driscoll elected Campus Queen . . . Joe Famiglio appointed Editor of the Wolf . . . Mother Is a Freshman presented by the Thespians . . . Tito Guizar sing at the Gym Jam. A Beggar sweetheart for the boys in straw hats Top: A scene from the Thespian production of Mother Is a Freshman . Bottom: ADG pledges get their picture took WIW UV Loyolans presented their first all-student Campus Capers over WWL . . . German Club played host to 19 Austrian students who visited the campus . . . Guidance center opened in Biever hiall . . . Major General Parker reviewed ROTC cadets ... 55 Pharmacy seniors visited Indianapolis drug lab- oratories . . . Father Gannon spoke at the third Loyola Forum . . . Freshmen tied Sophs by dunking them in hiausmann Trophy competition Tug-o ' -War. In Winter: the Dental school got a $5,000 grant for cancer education . . . SAK tugged ADG Into the Audubon park lagoon ... Dr. Bonomo and Mr. Knobloch received papal distinctions . . . French Boy Scouts visited the campus . . . UBL celebrated its 25th anniversary . . . Father Hubbard addressed the Loyola Forum . . . forty ansv ered the call for track members . . . Father Molloy began his first season as tennis coach . . . Misses Dodt, Hoerner, Mills, Ludolph, and LIghtell crown Blessed Virgin at May ceremonies. With Spring came: Coach Tom Hagerty being named as Varsity cage mentor . . . and Dream Gym rumors . . . Rho Chi ' s induction of nine Pharmacy students . . . placing of the statute of Our Lady in niche of BA school . . . Fr. Sam Ray leaving for Rome . . . LSL ' s initiation of 25 coeds . . . dedication of the new library building . . . Coach Frank Leahy as speaker at Loyola Forum . . . meet- ing of the National Catholic Educators . . . awarding of Rho Chi trophy to Vic Bradbury . . . presen- tation or the Annual Med-Tech show . . . and tapping of 23 students into Blue Key honor frat . . . President Videla of Chile to visit New Orleans and Loyola . . . Cardinal Spellman as the last Forum speaker. Charles Caruso leads other Loyolans in FInlculi, Finicula at Ital- ian Day ceremonies. The 1950 Campus Court and Escorts: Gwen Betpouey, Tom Daly, Ursula Armstrong. Henry Elklns, Betty Johnson, Jim Cobb, Queen, Hazel Driscoli. Claus Sadlier, Meme Fox, Dwight MacCurdy, Odile Jaubert, Dick Saucier, Doris Duquesnay, James Ussery. CAMPUS COURT Miss Hazel Driscoli, 1950 Campus Queen. . J Miss Gwen Betpouey. Miss Doris Duquesnay. The Campus Queen and her court are elected by means of the students casting their votes, which are contributions to the Community Chest, for the young ladies of their choice. This year, Miss hiazel Driscoll, a Pharmacy Stu- dent reigned. Hazel created a mild sensation in this election, being only a freshman on the campus. Elected in the fall months, the Campus Queen and her court of six maids are presented at the annual Talent Night, which is sponsored by Blue Key. Miss Odile Jaubert. Miss Ursula Armstrong; Miss Betty Johnson; Miss Meme Fox HOMECOMING COURT . Chosen by Loyola Alumni to reign as Home- coming Queen, Miss Janice Morris was pre- sented at the Annual hlomecoming Dance. A Senior in the College of Arts and Sciences, Miss Morris was also a maid In last year ' s hlomecom- ing Court. Miss Janice Morns, Homecoming Queen 1950. Miss Inez Conzelmann Miss Frances Alford. H aye- Miss Betty Jane Keating. Miss Patricia Bectc. Campus Queen, Miss Hazel Driscoll, presents the first place trophy to Miss Audrey Schuh, winner of the Individual competition. For the second year Talent Night was held at the municipal auditorium. This annual event sponsored by Blue Key hionor Fraternity has been held for the last twelve years. This display of school talent has becoma a feature among campus activities. Among the outstanding contestants of pre- vious years Audrey was awarded the first place trophy in the individual competition this year. Audrey won second place trophies in the last two talent shows. hHer wonderful voice will be missed in the many campus presentations in the future. Miss Audrey Schuh, winner of individual competiflon. Part of the large crowd attending the Talent Night Program. UBL wins Fraternity skit competition. Chc. WOLF 1. STUDENT INDEX of THE WOLF . . . furnished through the courtesy of Loyola ' s friends ... THE ADVERTISERS COLUMBIA HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION Raymond 6743-4 330 Carondelet St. New Orleans Thrift Protected By Insurance STUDENT INDEX — A— ABadre. Charles M. Abadie, Francis R. 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Edward Dragon, Edgar Dragon, Raymond Driscoll, Haiel Driscoll. Malvern Dufoussat, Louis Duffy, Mildred Duffy, Patricia Dufrene. Rose Dugas, Claude Dugas, Raymond Duggan, Joseph Dumas. Donald DuDlantier, Walter DuPont, Lawrence Dupuis, Wade Duquesnay, Audrey DuQuesnay, Doris Durham, Raymond Durkes, David Duvalle, Walter Dwycr, Ralph D. — E- Earle. Mary E. Eberle. Warren Eble, Charles Eucheurria, Emilio Eiermann, Chester Elizardi, Lawrence E ' kins, Henry Ellis, Michael Ello, Joseph Emory, Erba E. Englert, John Englerth. Richard Erskine. Gilbert Estes, Charles Estorge, Gerald Espinosa, Ferdinand Eugene, Gerard Evans, Jack Ewen. Earl . Harry .. Kenneth a, Ronald rallla, William Falgout, Melvin Famiglio, Joseph Farrell, John Far rell Sidney Far relly Patrick Fav ret, Mary E. Fav ret Marilyn Fazzio John Fea heny . 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Herman Fray, Robert Fraychinaud, Joseph Frey, Frederick Fremin, Noland Fremen, William Fritsche, Leslie Fuchs, John Furnald, Lawerence Fuselier, Joseph — G— Gabriel. Jureidinl Gaglio, Salvatore Galendez, James Gallo, Louis Gamble, Mollis C. Gandolfi. Patrick Garaudy. Claude L. Gargia, Eugene A. Garcia, Joseph Garcia, Luis F. Gardner, Frank Garlepied, Stanley B Garofalo, Raymond Garvey, Richard J. Garvey. Walter Gattas. George Gaupp, Francis Gelpi. Albert GelpI, Robley Gerache. Joseph A. Geraci, Nicholas G. Gerstner, Edward R. Gilmore, Walter Giuffrie. Ray Gleim, Richard Gtennon, William Goff, Thomas Goldman, James Golemi. Frank J. Gomez, Enrlgue Gomila. Dorothy M. Gondolfl, Anthony Gonzales. Walter. Jr. Gonzales-Rublo. Alfredo Gordon, Carroll K. Gore, Samuel, Jr. Gossen, Ronald Gouaux, Louis P. Goulden. Jackie W. Gowland, Henry Graffagnlnl, Carmelo Graffagnino. Anthony Graham, Donald E. 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Marie Anne Healy, Daniel Heaney, Pat A. Heard, Frank Hebert, Charles J Hebert, Gertrude„_ _... Hebert, John __ Hebert, Jules Hebert, Ralph Hebert, Rita Nell Heckcr. David Heckcr. Jean Floyd L --. nandez, Jean_, Hertz, Niels Hesse, John Herzog, Patricia An HIggins, Don Hilbert, Ann Hill, Matthev E. Hingle, Ronald Hinkley, Charles P. Hinton, James Hirsch, Harry, Jr. Hissong, John Hoaq, Gerald Hodgins, Norman F. Hoerner, Joseph M. Hoerner, Mary B. Hoffpauir, Ralph, J Hoqan. Clarence Holahan, John Holeman, Herbert Holloway, Charles Holley. Cy Hoppe. Henry Horton, Lewis. Jr Housand. James Howat, Mary Dean„.. Hoyle. Frank Hudson. Jack _ Huete, Francis Hug. Honald _ _ Huhn, Yvonne _ Hughes, Alvin Huguct, Felix _ Hurndon, Joseph Hyman. Jane Hymcs, Garland W. Hymel. Gene Hymel, Roland Hymel, Sidney Indest, Maurice Irvine, Joseph A. Irwin, William Isban, Paul Jacob, Louis Jacques, Charles G. Jansson. James L. James, John Jaubert, Odile Jeansonne, Joseph R. Jenkins. Leyton Jenkins. Sion R Jobe. 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Kirsch, Warren __ Kissinger, Joan „ Klein, John H _. Kloor, Thomas Kluchin, John Kluchin, Joseph Knecht, Frank J. Jr. Knight, Audrey M. Knowles. Daniel „ Koch, Edward _ Koch, John Kontos, Chris Kramer, John Kraft. Ted Kruebbe. John, Jr. Kruse, Frank A., Jr. Kuebel. Jane Lee Lacey. Gerald Lacour, Louis LaFleur, Kenneth LaSarde, Harold W. LaHaye. Joseph Lala, Anthony , Lamarca. Paul Lambert, Jony Lamy, Harold Lanasa, Matt Landrenead, Clyde Landrieu, Joseph Landrleu, Maurice Landry, Donald Landry, Ernest Landry, F. Paul Landry, Grace Landry. Myrton Landry, Veronica Landry, William Landry, William T. Lang. Peter Langford. Harold Langhoff, Myrle Langlois. Robert Lanius, William Lansford. Louis Lapiana. Joyce La Roy rose. Deynoodt Maurice A. Robert le, Leonard ssalle, Louis Clifford Lauve, Rosemary Lavie, Carl Lazzara, Stella Leaumont, Helen Lease, Mathew LeBas, Cecil Lebeuf, George LeBlanc, Bryce LeBlanc, Henry, Jr. LeBlanc, Richard Lebocuf, A. J. LeBourgeois. Julie LeDew. Joseph Lee. 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Julian Levie, Dorita Levy, Joseph Levy, Lazard Lewis, O. W., Jr. Leyba, Edward Liberto, Vincent Lichtenstein. Alvin Lindquist, Donald Liqhtcl, Dolores Lilly, Walter C. Linhares, Lila Linn, Patricia Little. James Liuzia, Anthony Locantro, Joseph LoCoco, Santos Loiacono, Nunzio Lonergan, Maurice Lonergan, Michael Lonqo, John Loper. Steve, Jr. Loranger. Edward Lorentino, Frank Lorio, Peter Lott, Wayne H. Loviza, Val Ludin, Ellis Ludolph, Nancy Lulich, Mitchell Luna, Gilbert Lyons. Charles E. Lyttle, Robert McAuliffe, Edwin MacCurdy, Dwiqht W. McCormac, Annette McCurdy. James McDonald, Harry G. McDonald. Harry S. McElveen, Glynis McFarland, Harry McGill, Arthur McGinty. Andrew McGinty. Charles McHuges, Lee McKav Dona ' d E McLaffon. Pa ' ricia McLaneon. Edmond McNamara, Patricia .. 70 Macaluso, Joseph - — 57 Maestri. Lloyd - 57 Magee. Harold 83 Maqqiore, Mary Jane 83 Mahoney, Donald F. 40 Main, John 57 Maieau, Albert 70 Majestc, Edward J., Ill 40 Maioria, Tony 70 Makofsky, Beverly 57 Mallette, John 83 Manning, James .. 57 Manning, John _ 57 Mannino, Frank 57 Mansour. Alfred 57 Marchese. Vincent „. _ 40 Marcotte, Myrtle .- 70 Marino. Joseph D. - 40 Markezich, Anthony 57 Marquer, June 57 Marsiqiia, Victor 83 Mart. Charles 83 Martin, Donald 70 Martin, Oris G. 40 Martinez, Jose D. 40 Mason, Henry 70 Maxwell, Gerard 83 Maxwell, John J. 40 May, John 57 Mayo, Howard 70 Meek, Lucille C 40 Mehrhoff. Lee . 70 Meiman, George H 40 Melancon. John A 41 Menard. Mary 83 Menard, Sidney 83 Mendelson, Stanley 4! Merrit, Louise 70 Merwin, Harry 83 Messina, Carmel 70 Messina. Jose 83 Messian, Manuel 84 Mestayer, Roland 84 Meunier, Philip 84 Meueinr. Pomer 70 Meunier, Roy 57 Michel, Claude 70 Michel, Gerard A. 41 Mihoievich, Claudette 70 Miller. Alexander 70 Miller, Anna Laura 58 Miller, Joseph M. 41 Miller, Mae 84 Miller, Ruderick L. 41 Mills, Gordon 84 Mills, Joan L. 41 Minardi, Antoinette T. 41 Mitchell, Patrick 58 Mitchell. Wanda Rac 70 Jo the L raduated We cordially invite you to become a member of the LOYOLA UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ALFRED M. FARREL. JR. President DR. ARTHUR MARCHANT First Vice-President ETHEL G. DUFFY Second Vice-President THOMAS E. McLAFFON Secretary JOHN V. OULLIBER Treasurer CECILIA M. LASHLEY Executive Secretary HAUSMANN Incorporated New Orleans ' Leading Jewelers 730 Canal St. MAKERS OF THE LOYOLA RINGS Auderer Dental Company Incorporated Where Qualify and Service is yours Let US serve you with all your school needs Serving the dental profession since 1919 RA. 9281-2 1330 Tulane Av-enue NEW ORLEANS, LA. INSURED SHARES OFFERING FULL PAID AND INSTALLMENT SHARES Put your idle money to work in an investment that is guaranteed up to $5,000.00 by an agency of the government O. HUBERT QUINIUS, President F. AUG. WEILBAECHER. Sec. When you need funds quickly for building, re- modeling or buying, use our plan. GLOBE HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION 217 BARONNE ST. INDEX (Continued) Moisan Molber , Charles Mollere . Olio Molony Beverly Molony Kenneth A. Monge . Newell Monle, Edna Mae Monju. Paul A. Monjur ;. Joseph Montag nino, Michael A. Montalbano. Paul Monte. Annie Laurie Montelepre, Catherine Montel 3pre, Joseph P. Montre jil, Roy Moore, Betty Moreci Janice Morct. Vernon H. Morgan , Marvin S. Morict. Vincent Moriti. Leonore Morris, Charles Morris. Hanes Morris, Janice M. Morriso n, David Moudedoux, Blanche Mouret William Mouton Walter R. Munson Glendy, Jr. Murphy Cyril J. Murphy James Murret, Charles Myler. Charles — N— Naccar , Paul Nagy, Steve Nail. . amcs H. Nastasi David Naeb. .aurente Nelson, James W. Nelson. John P.. Jr. Ncllis, John W. Nesom, William Nethery , Henry S. Newitt. Jack Neyrey J. Richard Nicaud Wallace, Jr. Nicosia Bernice Niel, J Dhn Nielse« Thomas Nieto, Rudolph Nissen, Grace Norrls. Mary Nunez. Bruce Nunez, Joyce Uungesser. King, Jr. _ — O— O ' Connor, Florence O ' Connor, Herman O ' Day, Jacqueline ._... O ' Keefe, Joseph O ' Neil. William O ' Sullivan, Joseph O ' Sullivan, Thomas _. Occhipinti, Anthony Odderstol, Babette Oglesby, John N Olivieri, Theora Orlando, Carlos Dry, Harry Ory. Mary E. Cry, Menard Otillo. Martin — P— Packler, Irving Padua. Fortunate Pagano, Salvador C Paiazzola. Charles Paige, John Palmer, Robert _..__ Pappas. Harry Park, John Parker, Alton Parker, Floyd A „ Pastorek, Rene Pattlson. Frank Payne. Philip Peer, Wayne Pena, Humberto G „ Pepper, John Perei. Leopoldo Perei, Vincent Perret, Vera Peters, Edward V - Peterson, Harold Petershon. A. William Petrtjean, Ernest Petrusnek, Frank Pettey, Claude Pettit, George Peyregne, Lorraine Phillips, Wilbur Piazza. Frank lie. Louis lie, Roland ttari, Anthony Piauche, Francis Plunkett. Thomas Poche, Charles _ Poche, Glynn _,.. Pollzzi, Richard THERE ' S ALWAYS AN OCCASION FOR GREETING CARDS . . . and We have ' em for All Occasions! THE CITY ' S LARGEST SELECTION McCANN ' S JOHN J. McCANN Class ' 38 220 Baronne 636 Connmercial The successful young man must be a producer — that means a man who can sell. We have open- ings for the right type of Loyola G raduates. SINCLAIR AGENCY. INC. Representing THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMPANIES : 6 h -loor Richards BIdq. CAnal 9881 I. L LYONS CO.. LTD. Established 1866 HEADQUARTERS FOR LABORATORY SUPPLIES Tchoupitoulas St. RA 3141 Quality and Service Sell CLOVERLAND PASTEURIZED MILK of Superior Flavor and CLOVERLAND SUPREME ICE CREAM Deliciously Different CLOVERLAND DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Incorporated Phone GAIvez 4133 New Orleans, La. INDEX (Continued) Porrier. Rubye Porter, Wtlliam __.. Portier. Clovis, Jr.„ Pouoart. Ann Pourc Pourc Pourc George J, Lynn Richard _ William .,_ Praetorius. Karl _. Prejean, Alfred, Jr._ Prejean, Curtis Prejean, Edward, J Prejean, Leon T. Pregeant, Lawrence Price, Roy Prinz, Edwin J „ Protich, Frank Quenqul. Marion Quigley, Ellis, Jr.„ Quinn. Daniel Quinn, Donald (puintero, Oscar _-. Rabalais. Evans Rachel. Henry Ragusa, Carlo_ Randolph. Jack Randon, Rene _ _ Rapier. Edward Rappold. Irwin Rappold, William Rateau, Jeanna Ratimurq, Carl Rauch. Thomas J Ravain, Virgin Raymond. Doice Read. Janet Reed. Cowin Reed, Floyd „. Redmond, Alfred Regan, Joseph Reinberg. S. Henry Reine. Luke Reine, Mearl Reinecke, John Relnecke, Richard Reitzall. Samuel Reuther, Antionette Richard, George COMPLIMENTS OF GUY L. DEANO, INC. REALTORS— AUCTIONEERS 806 Perdldo St. NEW ORLEANS, LA. Phone: RAymond 0727 ' Over 40 years of successful realty management CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1950 GRADUATING CLASS AND THE STUDENTS OF LOYOLA COMPLIMENTS OF PHILARISTAI OF LOYOLA UNIVERSITY MRS. CHARLES P. WIRTH, JR President MRS. HAROLD BAUMGARTNER Vice-President MRS. GERTRUDE KISSINGER Recording Secretary MRS. JOHN F. WALSH Corresponding Secretary MRS. WILLIAM J. KELLER Treasurer MRS. HUGH G. SMITH Registrai HOLY CROSS HIGH SCHOOL TAUGHT BY BROTHERS OF HOLY CROSS One Hundred Years in New Orleans HOLY NAME OF JESUS PAROCHIAL SCHOOL GRAMMAR AND HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENTS Conducted by the SISTERS OF MERCY DENTAL, MEDICAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL TEXTBOOKS ALL PUBLISHERS For Sale By J. A. MAJORS CO. I 301 Tulane Avenue NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA FILMS CAMERAS ACCESSORIES • SUPPLIES Over 40 years of Photographic Service ViW wXs f M s o 320-22 Baronne Sfreet, Opposite Public Service Building INDEX (Continued) Richards, Joann Richard, Jules Richoux, Leroy Rtckoll. Casimir RIeth, William Rrley, James Riley, Maurie Rivera Ray a, Angel Jose Miguel et. Pete Roberts. Albert Robert, Jules Robertson, John Robin, Labasse Robinson, Donald Robinson. George Rod, Reggie Rodehorst, Armand Rodi, Angelo Rodriguez, Clare Rodriguez, Marion Rogers, Lena Mae Rogers, Stephen Rogyom, Paul Rome. Jacqueline Rooney, John Rooney. Paul Roos, James Rosato, Audrey Rotolo, Rosemary Rouen, Maurice Roullard, Paul Roussel, Margaret Rousselle, Leo Roy, Lynn Russo, Antoinette Russo, Vincent Ryan, Dorothy — S— St. Martin, Roland St. Romain, Ray St. Romian. Phillip Sadlrer. Claus Sadlier, Gerald Salatich, Gladys Sancho, Jules Sanchez, Bianchard Sanders, Frank Sanguinettl, John Sanguily, Aurora Sansone, Carl Sansovlch. Lucas Sartori, Charles Sasaki, Sam Sassone. Jack Satterlee, Gilbert Satterlee. Kent Saucier, Richard Saucier, Aaron Saussaye. John Scaico, Anthony Schaff, Marie Schaff. Val Schaick, Joseph Schambra, Nicholas Schang, Donald Scharfensteln, Lynette Schayot, Albert Scheib, Flo Mary Schellhaas, Willictm Schexnayder, Marion Schiele, Gertrude SCchilleci, Mary G. Schilling, L. O. Schindler, Geradine Schindler, Newell Schiro, Mary Jane Schmiege, Anna Schmidt, Edward Schmidt, Kenneth Schoemann, Rudolph Schorlinq, Ray Schott. Patrick Schroder, Don M. Schroeder, William Schrum, Jack Schuh. Audrey C. Schuli, Erwin L. Schutimann, Roy Sciambra, Anthony Sciambre, Jacob Seal Willie R. Seghers, Guy J. Seqhers, Marie Sekinqer, Donald Serio, Joseph S. Schambra. Peter Shane, Lorraine Shea, Marie Ellse Shearman, Robert Shelton, James Shepard, William Shlrer, Irwin N. Shubert, Francis Shubert, John F. Shuster. Walter Slegel. Martin Slevant, Raymond Sikes, Henry Sllvestrt. Joseph Simon. Carl Simoneaux. Earl SImoneauK, Richard Singerman, Joseph Sinqletary, Aldrich Slicho. Vladimir J. Smart, Hoyt Smith, Frederic Smith, Miriam INSURED SAVINGS CENTRAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 134 CARONDELET STREET INDEX (Continued) Snatlc. Jules P Sommers, William Spear. Roberi Speyer, John Spiegel, Leonard Stagg. Samuel Stamps, Mary Standard. William Stark, George J Starns, Karl Starns, Richard Starkovich, Dave Steen, Paul F Steckel. James Stehling, Annette Steib, George Stewart. Frank _. Stewert, Roy M. Stich, Odette __.. Stone, Thomas Stoulig, Paul J St. Romain, Phillip Sullivan, Blanid „„ Sullivan. Melvin Swanson. Ralph L. „„ Sykes, Bettye J _„ — T— Tagliarini, Evelyn, „ Talluto, Peter Tamburo, Anthony Tamburo, John B. Tamburello, Anthony Tanner. Edward Taormina, Carol Tassin, Allen Taylor, Charles Taylor, John Temples, Jack Tenison, Robert Theard. Harry Theard, Wilfred Theriot. Mllrred Thiberville, Arthur Thines, Marianne Thomas. John Thomas, Naiff Thomas, John P. Thomas, William Thorpe, Clyde Thomas Thrlffiley. Janice Toca, Clem E. Toca. James L. Toca, Joseph Toca. O. J. Toledano. Richard Tomlln, Allen Toner, Bernard . 61 At Toner. Joseph 73 AD Toppino. Milton J 86 ll Tortorich, Hebert 61 73 Toto, Mary Alice , 47 at, Totaro, Joseph 61 - 73 Toups. Ellis 73 73 Trahan, Charles 47 - Iq Trahan, Weston _ 47 - l Trahant, Walter „. 61 yj Trenchard. Herbert 61 AO Tropea. John 61 ■ ll Truxlllo. Clarence 73 4A Tuiague. Roland 61 in Turnage. Leonard 47 - 40 Turner, Pat BI, if) Tusa, Joseph 47 40 Typton. Billy „ 87 . 46 -U— . H Uhlich, Rhea B7 .to Urrenti, Mariana 87 . 46 Ussery, James _ 47 . 73 Uzcc, Edward 87 84 _v_ ■ Vacant!, Angle 87 ™ Valentino, Lawerence - 61 ' Valladares, Humbcrto 87 Vanderavoort, Vernon 47 . 73 Vandervoorde. Jacques 61 73 Van Geffen, Carroll 61 86 Van Geffen. George 48 47 Vaizana, Anita 73 73 Venturello, Charles 48 73 Venvertloh, William 48 86 Vernaci, Joseph _ 61 61 Vesich, Anthony 61 72 Vezich. Catherine „ 87 73 Viqier, Andrew 61 47 Vila. George 61 61 Villasana, W. C. 73 61 Viner. Louis 87 47 Vizzi. Rosalie 87 47 Vliet. Ellis 87 47 Vogt. Frank L. 48 61 Voigt. John 87 61 Vollcnweider. Lawrence 48 86 Voelker. Yvonne 73 47 — W— 47 Waguespack. Richard 73 47 Waguespack, William _ 61 47 Waldrep. Oscar P ,..„ _ 48 47 Walker, Victor H _ 48 47 Wall. Rivers P. 73 73 Wallace. Edward _ 62 73 Walsh. William 87 61 Wambsgans, Anthony. 62 73 Warner. William _. 87 SOUTHERN te ateA, Q tnJacutuu wnc. 844 Baronne St. NEW ORLEANS 12, LA. Magnolia 5525 Factory Agents RUUD AUTOMATIC WATER HEATERS WARD AUTOMATIC FLOOR FURNACES MUELLER CLIMATROL HEATING EQUIPMENT (jodcn aux id flew Orl eand The Distinctive Godchaux Manner An Integral Part of the Tradition That Is New Orleans. Since 1840 Fashion Center of the Doep South. COMPLIMENTS OF THE JESUIT FATHERS IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH NEW ORLEANS COMPLIMENTS OF SIMMONS PRESS PRINTERS OF THE MAROON Complete Lines i TEETH DENTAL GOLDS DENTAL SUPPLIES DENTAL EQUIPMENT DENTAL SUPPLIES INC. 1 Serving You Since 1922 Suite 634 Audubon BIdg. RA 6231 Optometrists Phone CA, 8455 154 Baronne Street New Orleans 12, La. INDEX (Continued) Wdterson. Joan Watkins, Frank Watkins, William Watsky, Martin Wax. George Weathersby, Harry Weber, Burrel Weber, Edwin Weeks, John Weeks, Mary E. Wegmann, Mary Weilbacher, Maurice Welch, Pauline P. Welsh, Austin Wenzel, Joseph Weyman, James White, Dominick White, Donald White, George White, Jimmic White, Willie Whitney, Timothy Wicker, Michael Wiemann, Daniel Wild, Sue Wilken. Leon Wllklns, William Williams, Jean Ann Williams, Richard Williams, Robert Williams, Rupert Williamson, Frank Willet, Tom R. Willmann. Clinton Wilson, Charles Wilson. Creighton Wimberly, Barbara Windham. Andrew Wisdom, Clarence Woods, Jacqueline Woods, Kathleen Wood, William Worrel, John Wray, Betty Sue Wright James Wright. Joseph Wyble, Gordon York, Lloyd Young Philip Yuratich, John — Z— Zimmermann. Betty Ann ZundeL Paul TO THE CLASS OF 1950 THANK YOU! Bernard Grunning is proud to have been chosen to furnish your class rings. We are also proud to have furnished the following Medical Technology Club Loyola Wolf A P O Fraternity Loyola Maroon Delta Sigma Delta Sigma Lambda Epsilon L S L Sorority Student Council Pegasus Poetry Society YDEMOC Pins Yeys: Xi Psi Phi Pi Kappa Epsilon Veteran ' s Association Student Council Award Key Rho Chi BERNARD GRUNNING 146 BARONNE STREET Next To Jesuit Church O ' SHAUGHNESSY BOWLING RESTAURANT POOL TABLES SERVICE STATION Phone for RESERVATIONS, TEMPLE 5577 VISIT OUR SPORTING GOODS STORE WILL ROGERS, Mgr. AIRLINE HIGHWAY AT 17th CANAL A NEW ORLEANS INSTITUTION LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY 2123 Magazine Street RA, 9870 RA. 9879 COMPLETE LINE OF TROPHIES, DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, LUGGAGE AT CERBER BROTHERS 762 SO. RAMPART MAgnolia 3697 FOR YOUR DANCES OUR ORCHIDS AND FLOWERS FRESH AS THE MORNING DEW GROWN IN NEW ORLEANS BY IJ S CENTILLY TERRACE NURSERY 3333 Gentllly Boulevard New Orleans 17, La. MANRESA HOUSE CONVENT, LOUISIANA REV.J.W. HYNES. SJ. American Bank Building NEW ORLEANS RAymond 7171 COMPLIMENTS OF STEPHENS BUICK COMPANY Incorporated RA 8553 730 CARONDELET NEW ORLEANS PRINTING AND BINDING OF THE 1950 WOLF BY AMERICAN PRINTING COMPANY NEW ORLEANS, LA. ENGRAVINGS FOR THE 1950 WOLF BY H. L PEACE ENGRAVING COMPANY NEW ORLEANS, LA. r sxfena our most sincere tlianhs . . . to all tvho made the niiblication of the 1950 l l olf nossittle . . . o our advertisers for their nencrouS Sitnnort . . . o the merican f rintinn k omnanu and tlie Jw. oL. J eace (Lnaravina K oinnanu for tlieir Splendid cooperation and Service . , . o oLouola S acuttu, particulartu father l Uilliam . L randell, -3. . and father cLcstcr . . juterl, .3. y:, f-or tlieir understandina and adi vice o our ivloderator, fattier Aoltn oomeu, J . A., for hetnina to mahe the wo rh a little less difficult and for the daus and niahts he Spent worliina witli tlic cditc tors (Lspeciallu do we conaratuiate lite student bodu on the interest and cooperation consistentlu tnanij-ested throuatiout tfte uear . . . t s been fun worhina with all of ifou . . . THE WOLF STAFF JJJ