Loyola University - Wolf Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 348 of the 1956 volume:

AS A POET SAID... Mn Institution is the lengthened St. Ignatius Loyola, founder of the Society of Jesus, died on July 31, 1556 .... This year, 1956, the Society is com- memorating throughout the world the quadricentennial anniversary of his death .... The Society of Jesus is the lengthened shadow of One Man— St. Ignatius .... How lengthened this shadow is today may be seen from the following .... When the Society first sow the light of his- tory in 1534, it had seven members, all stationed in one city, Paris .... Today, it has 32,899 members located in 74 nations .... Functioning today throughout the world are Jesuit universities, colleges, high schools, and semi- naries to the number of 5,211 .... Out of every seven missionaries today one is a Jesuit .... Of the Society ' s membership today, one sixth is laboring on the missions in 71 mission territories scattered all over the world .... These missionaries operate 4,000 mission schools, 350 hos- pitals, 16 leprosaria caring for 10,187 lepers .... In the mission lands around the world, one out of every three students receives a Jesuit education, and one out of every eight native seminarists is trained by Jesuits Pope Pius XI declared St. Ignatius heavenly patron of all spiritual exercises. Building on this foundation, his sons have helped develop the retreat movement to a point unparalleled in the Church ' s history. According to the latest data, in one year the Jesuits conducted 19,483 closed retreats, rang- ing from 3 to 30 days, and made by 969,356 persons .... The Society operates 174 retreat houses, of which 32 are in the United States . . . . Throughout the world, Jesuits are promoting the Sodality of Our Lady and the League of the Sacred Heart. y..-.;- ' . ■ • v; ;: jjc .. Vti v tfi - ' - ' ' - ' • ' : ' - ' 5 iJ M ■ 1 % t. ti .dJiJkl lSkiki MUi. 4 ' ' ' ' • . . m-- KAP ' jbri-i f ! ' % ' ..- The !956 ff[olf LOYOLA UNIVERSITY NEW ORLEANS, LA. Editor, VInca Carevich Asst. Ed., Mar Healy ■re % ' j. On the occasion of the quadricen- tennial commemoration of his death, we, the students of Loyola University of the South, dedicate our 1956 Year- book to St. Ignatius Loyola, Founder of the Society of Jesus. 4 mmmm TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 1 BUILDINGS 8 ADMINISTRATION 16 FACULTY 26 CLASSES 38 FEATURES 112 BEAUTIES 126 GOVERNMENT 142 STUDENT LIFE 150 ORGANIZATIONS 166 SODALITIES 206 SPORTS 214 PUBLICATIONS 248 R. O. T. C. 258 FRATERNITIES 278 CALENDAR 314 ADS 328 m 1 ilai i ' 1 H ' lllil III 1 i;;:i: ' --- L ► r ; i H L ■ • WS HI ■| :| h2 ■■ w n C ' ' rf-if id |JL i ' k ' s 6 ..... = ■ 4 7 ■k .iM H [i ' ' x . t t JtittT ' - fj fe MSi. m : .. . ' ■f -- . iSi r M r ! 1 fni il LOYOLA HOLY NAME OF JESUS CHURCH MARQUETTE HALL THOMAS HALL fays - ALONG THE AVENUE THE LAW SCHOOL CUMMINGS HALL THE MUSIC SCHOOL THE FIELDHOUSE SHOWING THE NEWLY INSTALLED SOUNDPROOFING THE QUADRANGLE STALLINGS HALL BOBET HALL THE LIBRARY THE CAFETERIA mWWtlWWWIIIlllJlllWWMtWB |l|ll|im i| MI|llll|IIH CAMPUS SCENES 14 E-« o3 Table of Contents E-i C 3 ADMINISTRATION 18 FACULTY SCENES 25 FACULTY 26 The President Very Reverend W. PATRICK DONNELLY, S.J. DEAN OF FACULTIES The Reverend E. A. DOYLE, S.J. 20 DEAN OF STUDENTS The Reverend A. C. O ' FLYNN, S.J. ASSISTANT DEAN OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Rev. BERNARD A. TONNER, S.J. DEAN OF WOMEN Evangeline Molero 22 Rev. A. Goodspeed, S.J. Treasurer Public Relations Staff Administration Rev. Edward Shields, S.J. Secretary h . Pascal Glaviano Assistant Treasurer 23 Rev. E. A. Doyle, S.J. Arts Science Antonio E. Papale Law D E A N S Dr. Frank J. Houghton Dentistry Henry J. Engler, Jr. Business Administration I Dr. Miguel Bernal Music John F. McCloskey Pharmacy 24 F A C U L T Y s c E N E s 25 REV. JOSEPH B. BASSICH, S.J., A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Education. REV. FRANCIS A. BENEDETTO, S.J., A.B., M.S., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Physics and Mathematics, Chair- man of the Department. REV. JOSEPH S. BOGUE, S.J., A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Philosophy, Chairman of the Department. REV. MARTIN P. BURKE, S.J., A.B., A.M., S.T.D., Ph.D., Professor of Philosophy. REV. JOSEPH A. BUTT, S.J., A.B., A.M., D.D., Professor of Accounting, Regent of the College of Business Administration. REV. PAUL L. CALLENS, S.J., A.B., A.M., Professor of Classical Lan- guages, Chairman of the Department of Classical and Modern Foreign Languages. REV. CHARLES C. CHAPMAN, S.J., A.B,. A.M., Ph.D., Professor of History and Political Sciences, Chairman of the Department. REV. HAROLD L. COOPER, S.J., A.B., S.T.L., Instructor in Philosophy and University Chaplain. BRO. JOHN A. CUNNINGHAM, S.J., Sacristan. REV. EDWARD A. DOYLE, S.J., A.B., S.T.L., Ph.D., Dean of Faculties, As- sociate Professor of Education. REV. JOHN J. DUGGAN, S.J., Assist- ant Pastor. REV. JOSEPH H. FIGHTER, S.J., A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Sociology, Chairman of the Depart- ment. REV. GEORGE A. FRANCIS, S.J., A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Chemistry. REV. ALOYSIUS GOODSPEED, S.J., A.M., Treasurer. REV. LOUIS J. HIEGEL, S.J., A.B., S.T.L., J. CD., Associate Professor of Theolo- gy and Cannon Law. 27 REV. HOMER R. JOLLEY, S.J., A.B., A.M., M.S., S.T.L., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Chemistry. REV. JOHN F. KELLER, S.J., B.S., M.S., Associate Professor of Physics and As- sistant Chaplain. REV. GUY L. LEMIEUX, S.J., A.B., A.M., Ph.L., S.T.L., Associate Professor of Philosophy and Assistant Chaplain. REV. THOMAS F. MAHER, S.J., A.M., Associate Professor of English. BRO. JAMES J. MAITLAND, S.J., B.B.A. Assistant Treasurer. REV. KARL A. MARING, S.J., A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Physics and Mathematics, Director of Seismograph Station. REV. JAMES J. MOLLOY, S.J., Assist- ant Professor of Theology, Athletic Director. REV. HENRY R. MONTECINO, S.J., A.B., S.T.L., A.M., Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Assistant Chaplain. REV. WILLIAM A. MULHERIN, S.J., A.B., A.M., Professor of Philosophy. REV. JOHN H. MULLAHY, S.J., A.B., M.S., S.T.L., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Biology, Chairman of the Depart- ment of Biological Sciences, Director of Graduate Scholarships. REV. DANIEL E. O ' CALLAGHAN, S.J., Assistant Pastor. REV. EUGENE J. O ' CONNOR, S.J., A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Professor of English, Chairman of the Department. REV. ANTHONY C. O ' FLYNN, S.J., A.M., S.T.L., Instructor in Theology, Dean of Students. REV. ALVIN J. PILIE, S.J., A.B., S.T.L., Assistant Professor of Theology. REV. CHARLES J. QUIRK, S.J., A.B., A.M., Professor of English. 28 REV. EDWARD W. SHIELDS, S.J., A.B., A.M., S.T.L., Associate Professor of Theology and Philosophy. REV. LOUIS G. SONIAT, S.J., A.B., A.M., Professor of Theology, Chair- man of the Department. REV. BERNARD A. TONNAR, S.J., A.B., A.M., S.T.L., Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Assistant Dean of Arts and Sciences. REV. JOHN A. TOOMEY, S.J., A.M., S.T.L., Associate Professor of Journal- ism, Chairman of the Department of Public Relations. REV. LAWRENCE L. TOURS, S.J., As- sistant Pastor. REV. LOUIS J. TWOMEY, S.J., A.B., M.A., Lecturer on Juris-prudence, Re- gent of the School of Law. REV. JAMES F. WHELAN, S.J., A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Education, Chairman of the Department. REV. H. JAMES YAMAUCHI, S.J., B.S., S.T.L., Assistant Professor of Theology, Assistant Chaplain. REV. JACQUES E. YENNI, S.J., B.S., M.A., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Economics. 29 F A C U L T Y S C E N E S JOHN E. ALTAZAN, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of International Trade. JOHN G. ARNOLD, JR., Ph.D., Professor of Biology, Chairman of the Department of Med- ical Technology. PAUL F. BAILEY, M.S., Professor of Chemistry, Chairman of the Department. LT. COLONEL LUTHER R. BARTH, M.P.C., Com- mandant and Professor of Military Science and Tactics. ELIZABETH L. BEARD, M.S., Instructor in Bacteriology. GUY F. BERNARD, M.M., Professor of Piano and Theory, Chairman of the Piano Depart- ment. LUCILLE M. BOSTICH, A.M., Professor of Edu- cation. ALLEN I. BOUDREAUX, M.B.A., Associate Pro- fessor of Accounting. WILFRED H. BOUDREAUX, LL.B., Instructor in Business Law. LAWRENCE L. BOURGEOIS, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Sociology. BRENDAN F. BROWN, J.U.D., Professor of Law. WILLIAM P. CARR, M.B.A., Professor of Ac- counting. MICHAEL J. CARUBBA, M.M., M.M.E., Instruc- tor in Music Education and Woodwinds. ROSA I. CARVEL, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Oral Medicine. lONE B. CLARK, B.S. in M.T., Instructor in Med- ical Technology. JAMES T. CONNOR, J.D., Lecturer in Business Law. JOHN CONNOR, Ph.D., Professor of Economics. RUDOLF COPER, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Economics. FRANK P. COSGROVE, Ph.D., Professor of Pharmacy. RUSSELL G. CRESSON, B.B.A., Instructor of Journalism, University Photographer. DEVAN D. DAGGERT, JR., LL.M., Assistant Pro- fessor of Law. HENRY H. DAVIS, JR., D.D.S., Assistant Visit- ing Dental Surgeon, Loyola University Unit, Charity Hospital. ELLA M. DeLOS REYES, M.M., Professor in Vio- lin, Theory and Chamber Music. WINSTON R. DE MONSABERT, Ph.D., Professor of Chemistry. CARMEL V. DISCON, A.M., Registrar of the College of Arts and Sciences. TIMOTHY L. DUGGAN, M.S., Associate Pro- fessor of Biology. JAMES W. DYSON, B.S. in L.S., Associate Pro- fessor of Library Science, Chairman of the Department. ROBERT F. EASTMAN, D.D.S., Professor of Op- erative Dentistry. GERALD J. EBERLE, Ph.D., Professor of English. EDWIN P. FRICKE, Ph.B., Instructor in Jour- nalism, Moderator of the Maroon, Athletic Publicity Director, Public Relations. EUGENE A. GARCIO, D.D.S., Assistant Pro- fessor of Operative Dentistry. GLADYS F. GAY, B.M., Instructor of Piano. ALBERT J. GELPI, A.B., Instructor of English. WILLIAM A. GORDON, Diplome de Doctorate d ' Universite, Instructor of English. CAPTAIN LAWRENCE K. HANNON, Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics. FRANK J. HOUGHTON, D.D.S., Dean of the School of Dentistry, Professor of Dentistry. 32 EDWARD J. IRELAND, Ph.D., Professor of Phar- macognosy and Pharmacology. JOHN J. McAULAY, LL.M., Professor of Law. JOHN F. McCLOSKEY, M.B.A., R.Ph., Dean of the College of Pharmacy, Professor of Phar- macy. EDWARD I. MERILH, M.S., Professor of His- tology. EVANGELINE T. MOL ERO, B.S., Assistant Dean of Students. WALTER G. MOORE, Ph.D., Professor of Biology. J. EDWARD MULDREY, M.S., Associate Pro- fessor of Chemistry. CHARLES R. OCHSNER, Ph.D., Assistant Pro- fessor of Political Science. RODERICH H. OUTLAND, Ph.D., Assistant Pro- fessor of Biology. ANTONIO E. PAPALE, LL.B., Dean and Profes- sor of Law. EUGIE T. PASSERA, B.M., Professor of Piano. ANNA R. PERSICH, B.S., Instructor in Medical Technology. MAURICE P. PUJOL, B.B.A., Instructor in Ac- counting. JOHN A. REINECHE, M.B.A., Instructor in Man- agement. JANET M. RILEY, LL.B., Law Librarian and As- sistant Professor of Law. NORMAN H. RINGSTROM, JR., Ph.D., Associ- ate Professor of Marketing and Management. ANDREW L. ROMEO, Ph.D., Professor of Mod- ern Foreign Languages. VIRGINIA A. RYAN, B.S., Registrar College of Business Administration. 33 RAFAEL C. SANCHEZ, M.D., Instructor in Med- ical Technology. JOHN H. SHINKAI, Ph.D., Professor of Phar- maceutical Chemistry. FRANCIS J. SHUBERT, B.S. in Ph., Instructor in Pharmacognosy. CAPTAIN CLARKE J. SHUMAKER, JR., Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics. JOSEPHINE M. SIRAGUSA, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Pharmacy. G. RALPH SMITH, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Management. HILDA C. SMITH, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Education. ISABEL SNYDER, A.M., Associate Professor of Spanish. EDWARD M. SOCOLA, Ph.D., Assistant Profes- sor of English. LAURENCE J. STROHMEYER, M.S., Assistant Professor of Physics and Mathematics. MARY L. SUHOR, B.S., Assistant Director of Public Relations, Instructor in Journalism. K. H. TAKEMURA, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Chemistry. LEWIS J. TODD, B.S., A.M., Associate Profes- sor of Mathematics. IVOR A. TRAPOLN, LL.B., Lecturer in Business Communications. RICHARD A. WALLE, D.D.S., Instructor in Or- thodontics. RAY H. WITHAM, B.A., instructor in Mathe- matics and Physics. RAYMOND P. WITTE, Ph.D., Associate Profes- sor of History, Director of the Evening Di- vision. JANET A. WOOTON, B.S., Instructor in Medi- cal Technology. 34 Staff HENRY W. ASHER, JR., Assistant Director of Public Relations. PATRICIA A. BOONE, Secretary to the Dean of the College of Pharmacy. M SGT. LESTER W. CAMPBELL, Property Cus- todian. BEVERLY M. CONZELMANN, Secretary, Col- lege of Business Administration. ANNA R. COPPONEX, B.M.E., Secretary to the Assistant Dean of Arts and Sciences. M SGT. ELTO R. ENRICO, Military Science and Tactics. FLORENCE B. FISHER, Secretary, Public Re- lations. MRS. JAMES T. FLANAGAN, A.B., Secretary, College of Business Administration. LEE T. FREELAND, B.S., Research Assistant. MAEDELL HOOVER, Secretary to the Dean of Faculties. CECILIA M. LASHLEY, Ph.B., Alumni Secretary. SGT. ORVEL L. NELSON, R.O.T.C. Staff. PATRICIA J. SCHEXNYDER, Secretary to the Dean of Students. MRS. MARY H. SIDES, Secretary, Departments of Biological Sciences and Medical Technology. SGT. ANTHONY M. STANICH, R.O.T.C. Staff. YOLANDA DE R. TOLLMAN, B.M., Secretary, College of Music. I. A. TIMMRECK, Ph.B., Executive Secretary to the President. SARAH E. WITTE, Secretary of the Evening Division. 35 LIBRARY STAFF THE BOOKSTORE STAFF u N I V E R S I T Y S C E N E S GO w GO Table of Contents SENIORS ARTS SCIENCE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DENTISTRY LAW MUSIC 38 56 78 90 98 100 PHARMACY 103 STUDENT NURSE 106 39 n; m Procession of seniors on their way to the Baccalaureate Services in Holy Name Church. ALEJANDRO ACEVEDO D.D.S. MERLIN H. ALLEN B.S. in Ph. PAUL ANTINORI, JR. B.S.S. EDGAR F. ARBOUR D.D.S. SAM W. ASCANI B.B.A. JOHN B. ATKINSON D.D.S. NOLAN J. BABINEAUX B.S. in Ph. JOHN E. BAGERT B.B.A. LUZ M. BARJUM B.B.A. HAROLD S. BARKER, JR. B.S.S. CLAYTON B. BARRE D.D.S. JUNE F. BARROSSE B.S. in El. Ed. WALTER L. BATIANSILA B.S. in Bl. MARTIN A. BELANGER B.S. in Ph. ORLANDO F. BENDANA B.B.A. JAMES E. BERRIGAN A.B. EDMOND P. BERTHEAUS B.C.S. GEORGE H. BLACKWOOD, JR. D.D.S. MARY JANE BLANCHARD A.B. WILLIAM T. BLESSEY B.S. in Bl. VICKI V. BILLAC A.B. JAMES D. BILLEAUDEAUX B.S. in Ph. WALTER J. BIRDSALL B.S. in Ph. JOHN M. BOONE D.D.S. THOMAS C. BORING, JR. D.D.S. DONALD J. BOUDREAUX B.B.A. EDWARD A. BOUDREAUX B.S. in Ch. LEE J. BOUDREAUX B.S. in Py. LEONCIA BOUDREAUX B.B.A. 42 JAMES B. BRADLEY D.D.S. RICHARD R. BRASHER D.D.S. ELEUTERIO BRAVO D.D.S. OTERO E. BRAVO D.D.S. CAROLE A. BREITHOFF B.B.A. JOHN T. BROWNE A.B. RAY T. BURAS B.B.A. LLOYD G. BURKENSTOCK, JR. B.S. in Ph. WILLIAM W. BUSBY, JR. D.D.S. SAL J. CANGEMI B.S. in Ch. VINCA M. CAREVICH B.B.A. THOMAS A. CASEY LL.B. ERWIN A. CASWELL B.B.A. HUGHINS C. CHAMPAGNE LL.B. CHARLES A. CHERRY B.B.A. ANTHONY P. CHIMENTO B.S. in Ed. RICHARD L. COLSON B.S. in Bl. JOHN R. CONNOR B.S. in Py. CHARLES O. CROOKE D.D.S. ROBERT E. CRUICE, JR. B.C.S. 43 M. CATHERINE CUMMINGS B.S. in Ed. CHARLOTTE G. D ' ANGELO B.S. in Ph. JOAN A. DANNER LL.B. LAURENCE F. DASPIT LL.B. FRANK J. DASSING, JR. LL.B. JAMES T. DAVIS B.B.A. RONALD J. DECK B.S. in Py. LAWRENCE J. DERBES D.D.S. VINCENT J. DiLOSA B.S. in Py. Seniors, remember waiting your turn in this line? 44 In a moment of deep concentration. ANTHONY DiMAGGIO III B.S. in Ch. JOHN G. DISCON LL.B. RODNEY T. DOLESE B.S. in Ph. JAMES L. DONOVAN LL.B. MATTHEW J. DORAN B.C.S. EDWIN C. DORVIN D.D.S. URIAH T. DOWNS D.D.S. J. DONALD DREZ B.B.A. HENRY L. EISERLOH, JR. B.B.A. 45 JOHN H. FAIRBANKS D.D.S. PATRICK J. FARLEY B.S. in Ed. JAMES C. FARRELLY B.B.A. ANNE B. FAUTT B.S. in Ph. LOUIS J. FERRY B.B.A. LAWRENCE B. FITZMORRIS B.S. in Ch. JOHN E. FONTENOT, JR. B.S. in Py. CHARLES K. GALLMAN B.B.A. JESSE P. GANTT, JR. D.D.S. PAUL J. GELPI B.B.A. PAUL L. GIBERT B.S. in Py. OTTO GOESSL B.B.A. EVELINE M. GOLDEN B.S. in Ed. ALFRED C. GRAVEL B.S. in Ph. CARL B. GUDERIAN B.S. in Py. JAMES K. GUILLORY B.S. in Ph. DOUGLAS J. HAAS B.S. in Py. WILLIAM B. HANEGAN B.S. in Ph. MARIE A. HANEMANN B.S. in Ed. KENNETH T. HAYDEL B.S. in Ph. 46 RAYMOND E. HEAP B.B.A. FRANCES E. HEBERT B.S. in M.T. FRANCES E. HECKER B.S. in El. Ed. CARMELLA C. HINOJOSA B.S. in Ph. AUGUST M. HOFMANN, JR. B.C.S. BERNARD C. HOLLIER D.D.S. JOHN C. HULTBERG D.D.S. LOIS C. ISERT B.S. in M.T. MARILYN I. JOHNSON B.B.A. THOMAS R. JOHNSON D.D.S. EUGENE KAUFMAN B.S. in Ph. GERALD C. KELLER B.S. SUE M. KELLER B.S. HARRY J. KELLERMAN B.S. in Ph. CHARLES E. KING D.D.S. SYLVIA R. KLEIN B.S. in M.T. CARL R. KRONLAGE B.S. ALVIN W . LACOSTE LL.B. LOUIS C. LaCOUR LL.B. OWEN J. LAFONT B.S. in Ph 47 MILTON C. LaGASSE, JR. B.B.A. EVELYN S. LAGATTUTA B.S. in El. Ed. VINCENT L. LAGATTUTA, JR. D.D.S. ANTHONY J. LALA D.D.S. JAMES E. LaNASA D.D.S. NEVILLE M. LANDRY B.B.A. CHARLES E. LANE, JR. D.D.S. PATRICIA A. LANUSSE B.S. in Ed. C. WILLIAM LaSALLE II B.S. A senior kisses Archbishop Rummel ' s ring before receiving his diploma. 48 Ted Tumminello, Johnny Paquette and Otto Goessel display their masterpieces which were presented to the varsity basketball squad at the B.A. sponsored game. DANIEL E. LAUGHLIN B.B.A. JAMES A. LAVILLE D.D.S. DANIEL W. LeBLANC LL.B. JAMES E. LEITHMAN B.B.A. TERESITA E. LOPEZ B.S. in Jr. ERNEST J. LORCH B.S. JOHN W. LOUVIERE, JR. B.S. in Ph. CLEARO D. LUMSDEN D.D.S. LARRY D. MABILE D.D.S. 49 JAMES S. McNAMARA B.B.A. DANIEL T. McKEARAN, JR. B.B.A. JOHN P. McSWEENEY B.B.A. WILLIAM McTAGUE B.C.S. LOUISE H. MAKOFSKY B.S. in El. Ed. GERALD D. MARTIN B.S. in Ph. VICTOR J. MATUKAS D.D.S. PAUL MIRE MELANCON D.D.S. HARRY C. MEYER III B.S. in Py. JALNA A. MOAK B.S. in Ed. MARGUERITE A. MODICA B.S. in M.T. CARMEN A. MONJURE B.S. in M.T. CASSARD L. MORET B.S. in Ch. VICTOR F. MORLAS B.S. PAUL E. MORRIS D.D.S. MATTHEW MOUNT B.B.A. PETER P. MULE B.S. MARY V. MUMME B.S. in El. Ed. ORLANDO MUNOZ-NOYA D.D.S. ALVIN L MURPHY B.S. in Sec. Ed. 50 EARL J. MYLIE B.B.A. LOIS A. NAJOLIA B.B.A. HURTIS A. NELSON II B.B.A. DAVID J. NORMAN B.S. in Ph. ANTHONY C. OCCHIPINTI LL.B. KENNETH J. OFFAN B.S. LEAH A. ORY B.S. in Ph. NORMA K. PAGE B.S. in M.T. JOHN R. PAQUETTE B.B.A. CLARENCE B. PARENT, JR. D.D.S. ROSALIE J. PARRINO B.B.A. LOUIS I. PENDARVIS B.M.E. JOHN T. PENDER LL.B. NOEL J. PENEDO B.S. in M.T. CHARLES PEPE B.S. in Ph. RICHARD R. POWELL D.D.S. RONALD LEE POWELL D.D.S. JAMES D. PRICE D.D.S. SYLVIA A PROBST B.S. in Ed. MAURICE P. PUJOL LL.B. RONALD P. QUINTANA B.S. in Ph. JOSEPH A. RAMDAZZO B.S. in Ph. HENRYETTA B. RARESHIDE B.S. in El. Ed. THOMAS A. RAYER A.B. CECILE J. RICHINSE B.M.E. JEAN C. RIVIERE B.B.A. DIANE C. ROBICHAUX B.B.A. WILLIAM C. ROBINSON D.D.S. RONALD F. ROD B.B.A. Ed Dorvin has a most obliging patient in this little lad. 52 1 The senior class of pharmacy poses for class picture. THOMAS F. ROUZAN B.S. BARBARA J. SANCHEZ B.S. in M.T. GEORGE A. SATTERLEE B.S. in Py. KENT SATTERLEE, JR. LLB. DAVID L. SCALLY B.S. in Ph. NORMAN J. SCHAUBHUT B.S. in Ped. DAVID H. SCHEUERMANN B.S. in Ped. THOMAS F. SCHEXNAYDER B.S. in Bl. RAYMOND J. SCHIELE D.D.S. 53 RAYMOND F. SCHMITT, JR. B.S. FRANK J. SCORSONE B.C.S. CHARLES E. SCROGGS D.D.S. JOSEPH J. SEMPE D.D.S. CHARLES L. SENS, JR. B.M. RICHARD T. SIMMONS LL.B. BYRON N. SMITH D.D.S. WALTER J. SMOLOSKI, JR. D.D.S. JOHN A. SPANSEL, JR. B.B.A. JEAN A. STEIB B.S. in Jr. SHIRLEY A. STOMA B.S. in Jr. JOHNNY W. STROTHER D.D.S. CHARLES A. SUHOR B.S. in Sec. Ed . PATRICIA C. TALBOT B.S. in El. Ed. GRACE F. TEDESCO LL.B. JOHN W. THOMPSON B.S. in Ch. ANN E. TOURNIER B.S. in M.T. THEODORE TUMMINELLO B.B.A. CHARLES H. UNGER, JR. B.B.A. KENNETH T. URQUHART A.B. 54 : ,v .I-, l !,ft t? RICHARD A. VAVRICK B.B.A. ARTHUR VEGA B.B.A. CORNELIUS P. VOORHIES, JR. D.D.S. GEORGE J. WAGUESPACK B.S. WILLIAM P. WALSH D.D.S. MARY E. WARD B.B.A. JOHN R. WATTS D.D.S. EARL L. WEISER B.B.A. NOEL F. WHITE B.S. in M.T. TERESITA M. WILLIAMS B.S. HERBERT F. YOUNG LL.B. JOHN FRANCIS YOUNG B.B.A. PATRICIA A. ZIBILICH B.S. in M.T. One of the senior processions. 55 J Waiting for the fun of initiation. Hubert D. Abadie Junior Joseph L. Abadie, Jr. Freshman Judy M. Abadie Junior Amelia E. Abbenante Junior Ronald J. Abel Sophomore Mary N. Adams Junior Vivian A. Adolph Sophomore Sara M. Aiavolasiti Freshman Mary B. Aitken Junior Harley Albert Sophomore Julieanne Alexander Freshman Salvador F. Alphonse Sophomore Harold F. Anderson Freshman Jack A. Andonie Sophomore Arthur A. Antony Freshman Didier Ardoin II Freshman 57 Mary V. Armand Sophomore Joan M. Arnold Junior Mary C. Arnold Sophomore Mary H. Arroyo Junior Scott T. Assenheimer Sophomore Fernando Astllla Sophomore Jean A. Aswad Junior Andrea A. Ayo Sophomore Beatrice B. Badger Junior Andre Banville Freshman Albert B. Barone Freshman Ronald A. Barrett Freshman DIgby W. Barrios Freshman Mary rose Barbato Freshman Joseph W. Bauer Freshman Frederick A. Belou Sophomore Catherine Benigno Junior Sidney J. Bennett Sophomore Dorothy C. Bergeron Sophomore Clem Betpouey Freshman Shirley M. Beverung Sophomore Margaret A. Blades Freshman Ronnie J. Blanchard Freshman Robert Biereau Junior Miriam A. Block Sophomore Gerald P. Bodet Sophomore Richard Bodet Freshman Joy A. Boes Freshman 58 Michael J. Bonaventure Junior Suzanne R. Bonin Junior Rochelle M. Bonner Freshman Daniel E. Bontempo Sophomore James P. Bordelon Junior Joel L. Borrello Junior Francis P. Bostick Freshman Mary G. Bosworth Freshman Carol A. Boudousquie Sophomore Gordon Boudreaux Junior Edward V. Boyle Freshman Mary A. Brau Sophomore Ethel A. Breitenmoser Sophomore Charles A. Breithoff Freshman Barbara Breland Freshman Neomie L. Breland Sophomore Stanley Briers Freshman Mary E. Brignac Freshman Joan S. Brigtsen Sophomore Brian J. Brinker Freshman Robert J. Britsch Freshman Philip S. Brooks Sophomore Barbara Broussard Junior Andre R. Brousseau Freshman Clifford Brown Sophomore Peter E. Brue Junior Joan M. Burkart Freshman Susan Burke Freshrr an 59 William H. Cahill Sophomore Timothy A. Calamari Sophomore Beverly Cambre Junior Virginia Caparotta Freshman Nancy L. Carlos Sophomore Ann M. Carothers Sophomore Ronald F. Carr Freshman Claudette Carriere Freshman Philip J. Carroll Sophomore Sal F. Caserta Freshman Sylvia A. Casteix Freshman Fay Castellanos Freshman Salvador Cefalu Out of course Carmen Chin Freshman John G. Christensen Freshman Cynthia A. Church Freshman Don ' t be too sure! 60 Well now, there just isn ' t any other candidate but Suzanne Coco Sophomore Diane Colligan Freshman William J. Connick Junior Richard T. Corrado Sophomore Iris M. Coste Junior John P. Cottingham Junior Harvey C. Couch Sophomore Robert L. Cousins Freshman Palma M. Covington Sophomore Beverly L. Craig Junior Joan D. Crain Freshman Barbara A. Cretini Freshman Joycelyn Cristina Freshman Carol A. Cronan Sophomore Betty A. Crowley Sophomore William J. Cummings Freshman Margaret Kate Cummins Freshman Rosalee M. Culicchia Sophomore Raymond E. Cullom, Jr. Sophomore Anna C. Culver Sophomore William M. Curry, Jr. Freshman Anne M. Curtis Sophomore James J. Curtis Junior Carroll F. Daly Junior Joseph F. D ' Aquin Junior Adrienne M. D ' Aquin Freshman Jean Ann Dares Freshman Peter M. Daschbach Freshman Richard J. Daschbach Sophomore Sylvia F. David Sophomore Joseph A. Dazzio Freshman Hillery S. deBen Junior Marjorie M. deBoisblanc Sophomore Gloria AA. de Bram Junior Charles E. Decker III Freshman Auguste J. de la Houssaye Freshman Jeanne M. Delaup Freshman Louis C. Delcambre Sophomore Ross J. DeNicola, Jr. Sophomore Doris E. De Paoli Sophomore Susan M. Deris Freshman Salvadore J. Desalvo Sophomore Elizabeth Delvin Freshman Joseph F. Diaz Junior 62 Terry K. Dobbins Sophomore Darrell J. Donaldson Junior Lucius J. Doucet II Freshman Patrick J. Dowling Freshman Dorothea R. Ducey Freshman Jean A. Dufau Freshman Harstry J. Dupuy Junior Page L. Dugas Sophomore Raymond S. Dugas Junior AAarie-Elina Duvic Junior Lawrence F. Duvieilh Freshman Caroline A. Dwyer Freshman Patricia M. Eiffert Sophomore James Egan Sophomore Leonard R. Enderle, Jr. Junior John P. Epiing Junior Gayie A. Escher Freshman Edward B. Fabacher Freshman John E. Faherty Junior Donald L. Falcon Sophomore Noreen H. Faulds Junior Margie M. Fastring Freshman Michael F. Federico Junior Patsy S. Felsher Senior M. Margie Ferrier Freshman Gerald J. Ferro Freshman Dimitri Filostrat Sophomore Robert J. Finegan Freshman 63 Patricia Finney Sophomore Adolph J. Flach, Jr. Sophomore Barbara A. Flink Sophomore Lawrence E. Fontan Sophomore Donald J. Fontenot Junior Jacquelyn J. Ford Freshman Rene J. Fourcade III Freshman Harry G. Friedman, Jr. Freshman Donald M. Frilot Sophomore Camilla J. Fulco Sophomore Paul I. Gandolfo Freshman Edmond J. Ganucheau, Jr. Sophomore Ricardo H. Garcia Freshman Betty J. Garland Sophomore Corinne A. Gately Junior James K. Gaudet Sophomore Bubble, bubble, toil and trouble, if it gets on your face that is. 64 Accentuate the negative. li Joan E. Gaulene Junior Ruth E. Gauthier Freshman William Geary, Jr. Freshman Glenda A. Geier Sophomore John J. Gelpi Junior Victoria R. Gennaro Sophomore Aline L. Gerard Sophomore Patricia C. Giardina Freshman Nora M. Gibbens Sophomore James A. Gilbert Sophomore Robert J. Ginn Sophomore Joanne Glas Sophomore Robert C. Goding Freshman Mario J. Gonzalez Freshman JoAnne S. Gowsoulin Sophomore Patricia E. Grace Freshman 65 Margaret A. Graner Freshman Frank W. Graziano Sophomore Gail E. Gritter Freshman George G. Guilbault Sophomore Emmet P. Guillot, Jr. Freshman Joseph V. Guillotte III Sophomore Renee M. Gunther Freshman Edda L. Haas Junior Elizabeth M. Hahn-Korff Freshman James W. Hall Sophomore Marilyn P. Hall Sophomore Mary A. Hanford Junior Ann M. Harder Sophomore William R. Hare Junior Lambert J. Hasslnger Junior Jacqueline M. Hatrel Junior Lawrence V. Hattier Freshman Ronald J. Haydel Sophomore Beth A. Healy Sophomore Mary A. Healy Junior Jimmie O. Hebert Freshman Marianne M. Hebert Junior Frank L. Heinen, Jr. Sophomore M. Elizabeth Henderson Junior Wayne B. Hepburn Freshman Steven Hickey Sophomore Merle J. HIggins Freshman Lillnette Z. Hlller Sophomore 66 Glenda M. Hintz Sophomore George R. Hoag Junior George H. Hogh Sophomore Jacqueline M. Holmes Sophomore Ann E. Hopkins Sophomore Dorothy M. Horvath Sophomore Dorothy R. Hosli Junior Jerry F. Hoskins Freshman Eleonore M. Housey Junior Charline M. Incaprera Sophomore Betty L. James Freshman Sydney A. Jensen Freshman Pamela A. Jones Sophomore Anne A. Jourdan Freshman Michael A. Jung Sophomore Gene M. Karam Sophomore Katherine A. Karst Sophomore Milford L. Kathmann Sophomore Bernard G. Keller Sophomore Isabelle A. Keefe Freshman Robert A. Keily Sophomore Edward G. Kennedy Sophomore James J. Kenney, Jr. Freshman Lynn D. Ketchum Junior Patricia A. Kirby Sophomore Ferdinand J. Kleppner Freshman Elsa L. Kloor Freshman Kaylie E. Kochansky Junior 67 Evelyn E. Komma Freshman Mignonne M. Konecny Freshman Henry P. Kothmann, Jr. Sophomore John W. Kronlage Junior Lynne A. Krupp Freshman Mercedes M. Krupp Freshman Joycelyn B. Kuebel Freshman John P. Kulas Sophomore Joan L. Labadot Sophomore Aiys J. Lacour Sophomore Valerie LaCour Sophomore Blanche M. Laiche Freshman Gladys L. Landry Sophomore Joel M. Larkin Sophomore Salvador H. LaRocca Sophomore Lydia A. Larose Junior An epidemic of spring fever sweeps over the Med. Techs. r P -■ ' ' ! ( ■ TTTTl: V - ' « Quadrangle gathering. Maria Larrain Junior Jane Layer Freshman Hanson P. LeBlanc, Jr. Freshman Oliver H. LeBlanc Sophomore Randolph L. Lesseps Sophomore Loretta H. Logan Sophomore Nancy A. Long Sophomore John F. Lorio Junior Charles W. Louree Sophomore Mary K. Lumsden Freshman Clovis H. Luquette Sophomore Salvador A. Lusco Freshman Carolyn cColl Sophomore James F. McCune Sophomore Dudley J. McEvoy Freshman Elizabeth McGee Junior 69 John A. McGee Junior Patrick C. McGinity Freshman Maureen M. McGinn Junior Patricia A. McGlinehey Sophomore Patricia A. McGraw Junior Leo R. McLean Sophomore Wayne J. McWhorter Junior Rose M. Macaluso Freshman Mimi Machin Junior Carolyn F. Maenia Sophomore Norman A. Maestri Freshman Michael B. Maher Freshman Opal B. Mahler Junior Johanna Maisano Junior Henry C. Manning Sophomore Matthew Margavio Junior Ernesto J. Martinez Freshman Irving R. Martinez, Jr. Junior Charles C. May, Jr. Sophomore Michel S. Medawar Sophomore Robert E. Mellican Freshman Estelito I. Mendez Freshman Francis W. Messina Freshman George B. Mettler Junior John F. Meyer Junior Joseph E. Meyer Freshman Margaret R. Meyer Freshman James A. Meyers Junior 70 Gloria M. Miller Freshman Robert G. Miller Sophomore Robert M. Minke Freshman Marilyn V. Misuraca Sophomore Lovell Mittlebronn Freshman Carolyn C. Miranti Freshman Edward D. Moise Freshman Eva I. Molnar Freshman Myra D. Monahan Junior Albert P. Monlezun Freshman Elizabeth Moore Freshman William E. Moore Freshman Natchez J. Morice, Jr. Sophomore Jules M. Morris Freshman Leiia C. Morris Freshman Whitney R. Mundt Sophomore James G. Murphy Junior Patricia R. Murphy Freshman Patricia A. Murray Sophomore John M. Murret Junior Arnold A. Mury Sophomore Edwin D. Mutchler Freshman George L. Naman Freshman Harrie J. Neelis Sophomore William K. Newton, Jr. Junior Donald E. Nicodemus Sophomore Thayer W. North, Jr. Sophomore Ethel O ' Neill Sophomore Pat A. Orsley Sophomore John A. Ousialet, Jr. Junior Theodore R. Patrick, Jr. Junior Walter R. Pattison Sophomore John T. Payton Sophomore Beverly J. Pecunia Sophomore Peter A. Pellegrini Freshman Welman G. Percle Freshman Janet A. Perrault Sophomore Joseph F. Perret Junior Joan M. Perrier Junior Edward J. Pesce Sophomore Andrew G. Pierce, Jr. Sophomore James C. Pittman Sophomore Irvin P. Plaisance, Jr. Sophomore Gordon R. Plunkett Sophomore Opera Workshop rehearsal. 72 When you ' re smiling. Estelle P. Porter Freshman Claude J. Pumilia Freshman Rodolfo C. Quijano Junior Arthur P. Raymond Junior Jerome J. Redmann Junior Christine M. Reichert Freshman Bernardine A. Ricca Freshman Roy E. Riche Sophomore Clements N. Rieffel Sophomore Joseph G. Rinaldi Sophomore Bill Rives, Jr. Junior George Rhode III Junior Gayle M. Roche Freshman Nasson J. Rodriguez Freshman William Z. Roper Freshman Paul C. Rose Freshman 73 Virginia L. Rowell Sophorriore Margaret H. Roy Freshman Aides J. Rozas Freshman Paul Rozas Freshman Marlene L. Ruckert Junior Roland A. Ruiz Freshman Anthony J. Russo Sophomore Rev. Humberto San Andres Sophomore Judith A. Sanguily Sophomore Herbert L. Sayas Sophomore Joseph Scalia, Jr. Sophomore Frank J. Sclafani Freshman Rose Marie Sclafani Freshman Gasper J. Schiro Junior Matthew J. Schott Junior William K. Schweiberger Junior Walter L. Scott Sophomore Mary Kate Scully Sophomore Gladys E. Selva Freshman Rosemary Shepard Junior Mettery M. Sherry Sophomore Ruth C. Sievert Freshman Mary Silcox Sophomore George L. Sirgo, Jr. Freshman Lawrence J. Sisung Freshman Charles E. Smith Freshman Elizabeth A. Smith Junior June A. Smith Junior 74 Myron W. Smith, Jr. Sophomore Benard A. Sodek Freshman Alfred J. Songy Junior Donald E. Strain Junior William F. Starr Freshman Diana J. Stevens Freshman June V. Stevens Freshman Gerald F. St. Remain Junior Ronald G. St. Romain Freshman Thomas F. Surcouf Sophomore Daria A. Syrotiuk Sophomore Charles E. Taggart, Jr. Junior Shirley M. Talamo Freshman Joan M. Teresi Junior Carolyn M. Thayer Sophomore Robert R. Thorne Freshman Norman C. Tolpo Sophomore Charles E. Tomich Freshman Walter J. Toronto Sophomore Joseph J. Torre Freshman William F. Trammel! Sophomore Marilyn T. Treitler Sophomore Frank J. Troncale Sophomore Shirley R. Trusty Junior Jacqueline M. Uber Freshman Paule T. VanDeVoorde Freshman James H. VanHoof Sophomore Lynne Verret Sophomore 75 Richard P. Vidacovich Freshman Edgardo Vila Freshman Carolyn T. Villarrubia Sophomore Gerald C. Vite Junior Geraldine P. Vocke Sophomore Henry G. Voekel Junior William J. Vollor Freshman Mary J. Watkins Junior Joan M. Wax Freshman Richard A. Webre Sophomore Sue J. Wegmann Junior Joseph U. Weilbaecher Freshman William D. Wells Sophomore Janet L. Weston Sophomore Mary E. Wetzel Sophomore Karcher Wild Senior hh, these exams. 76 isrfX The young men ' s fancy turned to voting. Freshmen fashions. Anthony R. Williams Freshman Barbara R. Williams Freshman Linda L. Wilson Sophomore Nancy D. Wilson Freshman Charles L. Wise Sophomore Jane F. Wynne Freshman Delosa A. Young Freshman Robert J. Young Freshman Anna T. Zibilich Freshman 77 During election week the campus was one big mass of politics. Robert J. Abadie Junior Ronald H. Ackermann Junior Robert E. Ahrens, Jr. Freshman Miohael B. Alba Freshman Donald J. Albarado Sophomore James L. Alcock Sophomore John T. Alleman Sophomore Mark G. Amuedo Freshman Patricia M. Ameling Sophomore Frank Annaloro Freshman James J. Arceneaux Sophomore R. Glen Armantrout Freshman Louis R. Arnaud Freshman Roland C. Aswad Sophomore Carlos M. Ayala Junior Gennady K. Babenko Freshman 79 James R. Baker, Jr. Freshman Carolyn E. Basile Sophomore Gertrude M. Beauford Sophomore John H. Beck Freshman Kenneth J. Beck Freshman Bertha Bendans Freshman Thomas J. Bennett Junior Douglas J. Berdou Sophomore George A. Bertsch Freshman Hunter Bienvenu Freshman Eric F. Blind Freshman Anthony J. BonfantI Sophomore George A. Bonnet Junior Hampton B. Bourgeois Sophomore Horace L. Brignac Junior Wade G. Buquoi Freshman Peter J. Butler Junior Gerard W. Caire Freshman Joseph H. Callow Sophomore Milton A. Campo Freshman Melvin J. Cannatella Sophomore Peter J. Cavallo, Jr. Junior Alton C. Chauvet Freshman Richard J. Chauvin Freshman Ronald A. Chevis Sophomore Theron D. Combel, Jr. Freshman Laura B. Comiskey Junior Joseph T. Comstock Sophomore Edward J. Cortez Freshman Robert A. Courtney Sophomore Lynne Craft Freshman Lucien L. Cressionnie, Jr. Sophomore John J. Cummings Freshman Robert J. Daigle Junior Donald J. Daly Freshman Ronald J. Danos Sophomore Thomas J. D ' Aquila Junior Derbes A. Dauphin Freshman Sidney I. Davis Junior Louis C. Delcambre, Jr. Sophomore William S. Derbes Sophomore Dale J. Donnelly Freshman Ralph F. Downey Sophomore Kenneth J. Drez Sophomore Gordon A. Drozeski Freshman Oswaldo Echeverria Freshman Richard A. Eckert Sophomore Bernard J. Eckholdt, Jr. Sophomore Lawrence E. Ehrlicher Sophomore Raphael J. Eiffert, Jr. Junior Phillip E. Endom Freshman Richard C. Englisbee Sophomore Henry J. Exsterstein Sophomore Joseph A. Fabbra, Jr. Freshman Marshall J. Favret Sophomore Leon H. Ferrier Junior Marie C. Ferrier Sophomore William F. Finegan Junior Donald R. Flukinger Sophomore Ronald A. Fonseca Sophomore Donald J. Fontcuberta Sophomore Gerard W. Frey Freshman Joseph D. Gagliano Freshman Patricia C. Gaillard Junior Patricia E. Galivan Freshman Donald F. Gannuch Junior Ray E. Ganucheau Sophomore Richard J. Ganucheau Freshman Charles M. Gauci Junior Pierre F. Gaudin Sophomore George R. Gay Sophomore Frank P. Gennusa, Jr. Sophomore When B A sponsored Loyola ' s game with Eastern Kentucky, it really put on a show=to wit: this rocket. 82 My, what an attentive crowd! Steve F. Giarranto Freshman James Gilbert Sophomore Robert B. Golden Freshman Frank A. Golemi Junior Gustavo R. Gonzales Sophomore Kenneth G. Gregory Junior Ursula C. Gremlllion Freshman Harold W. Grisamore Junior Charles Grisbaum Freshman John H. Guarino Sophomore Eugene S. Guccione Sophomore Antonio Guernica Freshman Emmanuel J. Guillot, Jr. Freshman Vincent S. Guttuso Freshman Emile G. Haro Freshman Charles B. Hausknecht Junior 83 Gerald A. Heap Sophomore Theodore F. Heap Junior John A. Heaton Freshman David H. Hinkel Freshman Henry J. Hite Freshman Hugh J. Holderith Sophomore Frederick A. Holland Junior Edward T. Howley, Jr. Freshman Alfred R. Huxen Junior Errol C. Hymel Freshman William T. Iglesias Sophomore Rene C. Jacques Freshman Robert C. Jacquet Freshman James J. Jeanfreau Sophomore Frank E. Johnson III Sophomore Will T. Jourdan Junior Harold R. Kerner Junior Allen K. KIbler Sophomore Larry J. Lagraize Junior Dominic A. Lanasa Sophomore Lawrence G. Landwehr Freshman Merrill T. Landwehr Freshman Joel J. Lanoux Freshman Fred J. LeBlanc Freshman Stephen F. Leech Freshman Robert A. Leonhard Freshman Charles N. Libert Freshman Robert A. Lind Junior Fred J. Lipps, Jr. Freshman James M. Lockhart, Jr. Junior Charles P. Logan Junior Frank P. Lombardo II Junior William A. Longfellow Junior J. Crit Lorio Junior Emile B. Loustaunau Junior Justin A. McCarthy Junior Donald F. McClure Freshman Edward J. McConnell Junior Patrick C. McGinity Freshman Eugene B. McKneely, Jr. Freshman Beryl J. Mallaun Sophomore Hardie C. Maloney Freshman Morris P. Maribrough Freshman Edgar A. Maresma Junior Mildred K. Marshall Freshman Benedict S. Martinez Junior Peter F. Maunoir Freshman Robert L. Menard Sophomore G. Edward Merritt Junior James E. Messina Junior Vincent A. Messina, Jr. Sophomore Carl A. Meyer Sophomore William F. Miller Freshman Anna D. Monteiro Sophomore Francis E. Mouton, Jr. Junior Carlos S. Moya Freshman Anthony N. Muller, Jr. Freshman Alice L. Nicholls Sophomore John D. O ' Connell Sophomore Paul W. Odenwald Freshman Patricia J. O ' Quin Freshman Thomas A. Ottaway Freshman George R. Pabst Freshman Frank J. Palmisano, Jr. Junior Jerry C. Paradis Sophomore Joseph R. Parker, Jr. Freshman Richard X. Patin Freshman Whitney J. Pelltier Freshman Raymond P. Pinner Junior James F. Pittman Junior AAanelik Pou Sophomore Thomas F. Quaid Sophomore Dean Engler briefs B A freshmen. Among B A students who were presented with Who ' s Who certificates were Marilyn Johnson, Roy Buras, and Pete Cavallo. Richard P. Redmann Junior Jerome J. Reso, Jr. Freshman Edison J. Ricca Freshman Carol A. Riviere Freshman George F. Rojas Junior Peter E. Rusck Freshman Gail A. Rutledge Sophomore Daniel J. Salzer Junior Thomas E. Schafer III Sophomore August J. Scheurich Junior Anthony J. Schlossen Freshman Edmund J. Schmidt, Jr. Junior Louis E. Schulingkamp Freshman Henry J. Sepulveda Sophomore George D. Shepard, Jr. Freshman Fred D. Shirer Sophomore Charles E. Silva Sophomore Forrest B. Smith Junior Anthony R. Spedale Junior Calero J. Spichiger Freshman John A. Stampley Freshman Mary Stanford Freshman Robert A. Stechmann Sophomore Edward D. Strassel Junior Alvin C. Stumpf Freshman Ralph R. Swoboda Sophomore Lorrie D. Swords Junior Albert W. Temes Junior James F. Terrell III Junior Catherine H. Thilborger Junior Ronald J. Thompson Junior Janssen G. Trauth Freshman Mark A. Troy Freshman Marco A. Tumminello Sophomore Fred W. Veters Freshman Eric J. Vosbein Freshman G. E. Walsack Freshman John X. Wegmann Sophomore John O. Wessel Freshman William F. Wessel Sophomore Gary P. Wilkerson Sophomore Louis P. Wineski Freshman Mary L. Woods Freshman John J. Zollinger III Sophomore B A AWARDS DAY n ' - Sfil L i IB 1 f 1 m jH B £j ' Mm ' i u hb HB A year ' s scholarship given by California Oil Company is won by Ed Schmidt. Ray Buras merits the PKE Award which is presented by Dr. Coper, moderator of PKE. VincQ Corevich and Ted Tumminello are congratulated by the Dean for re- ceiving between them five out of nine B A crwards. L. J. Ferry receives the W. P. Carr Award, the accountant award, from Professor Carr. • ; ! s - ' iii iii W ' l , M High Schoolers get a glimpse of how dentures are made Vol Acosta Sophomore Kermit N. Adkins Junior William Aguilo-Dies Sophomore Joey A. Almerico Freshman Frank O. Alonzo Freshman Carroll L. Ancelet Sophomore James A. Andrews Sophomore James D. Atkinson Junior Alcest L. Babin Freshman Dominic Barrese Sophomore John C. Barrett Freshman Ernest D. Bateman Junior John W. Bateman, Jr. Freshman Norman J. Berger Junior Carroll D. Bernard Junior Martin C. Bonacorso Sophomore Louis D. Britsch, Jr. Freshman James F. Brockwell Sophomore Peter E. Brue Freshman Meredith S. Burch Sophomore Roland A. Caire Sophomore Ernest Calvo Sophomore Robert G. Cambre Freshman Carlo L. Carollo Freshman Donald E. Casey Freshman James J. Cemel Freshman Joe L. Cheatham Freshman Robert J. Clark Sophomore James T. Clynes Sophomore Robert C. Coker Freshman Daniel O. Conwill Sophomore Franklyn E. Copeland Sophomore Reuben A. Crowe, Jr. Freshman Edwin D. Curson Freshman Jon L. Daniels Junior John F. Day Sophomore Raphael H. deBoisblanc Sophomore Frank J. DePaula Freshman Olin H. Desonier Sophomore Don J. Duvigneaud Junior Harold G. Edwards Freshman John N. Estes, Jr. Junior Albert W. Ford Junior James E. Ford Junio r iiiiSk 92 Julian E. Frye, Jr. Freshman William P. Gattis, Jr. Freshman Louis P. Gilbert! Sophomore Clyde A. Giordano Sophomore Walter C. Gonthier, Jr. Freshman Ricardo L. Guerra Freshman Carl A. Gumpert Sophomore James L. Hagen Sophomore Sam H. Hall Freshman Alen W. Hanchey Junior Fleming J. Hanley, Jr. Sophomore William M. Hardy Sophomore Paul P. Hatrel Freshman Carlton M. Haugen Sophomore Charles H. Hayden Freshman Steven J. Hebert Freshman Albert L. Hernandez Freshman David A. Hickham Freshman Milton D. Hughes Freshman Clay C. Hunley Junior Joseph F. Jamar Freshman Charles E. Jones Junior Douglas D. Keller Junior Teemie J. Landry Freshman Louis P. LeBlanc, Jr. Freshman Vincent N. Liberto Junior James M. Linn, Jr. Freshman Cecil R. Lloyd Sophomore 93 Carlos J. Maal Sophomore Michael F. Maal Sophomore Frank W. McDavitt Freshman Allen W. McClure Freshman Robert B. McKee Junior Lloyd M. Magruder, Jr. Sophomore John A. Maloney Sophomore Salvadore M. Malone Freshman Alvaro J. Marin Sophomore Carlos F. Mendoza Junior Dale E. Miller Junior Gordon J. Mills Freshman Francis L. Miranda, Jr. Freshman Miles R. Mitchem Freshman Ernest J. Mittlebronn Sophomore Rafael O. Morell Freshman Six dents who were admitted into OKU, Dental Honorary Fraternity. 94 m ' If Something must be interesting!! Rafael A. Munoz-Noya Junior John W. Munson Freshman George N. Newton Sophomore Hector Oliveira Sophomore Donald J. Perrere Sophomore Doyle F. Philippe Sophomore Harris L. Poret Freshman J. W. Portwood Junior Marcel J. Remson Freshman R. Ray Rhymes Freshman Harlan B. Rogers Freshman Dennis R. Ross Junior Wilber H. Schnauder Freshman John D. Shea Junior Charles R. Sicard Sophomore Edw. F. Simon Sophomore 95 Frank L. Taulli Freshman Walter E. Tisdale Sophomore Andrew R. Townes Junior Roland D. Turner Sophomore S. Glenn Ufz Freshman Jerry D. Velllon Junior Raul J. VIera Freshman E. Victor Vignes Freshman John T. Vignes Freshman John R. Wallace Junior Laton J. Weinberg, Jr. Freshman Louis H. White Freshman Wert L. White, Jr. Junior Carroll L. Wood III Sophomore William A. Youngblood Junior Norman Zaffater Sophomore James H. Zinck Freshman 96 1 ..sl 1 m t ■ 1-1 i t? ,- 1 1 1 w ,. . Lawyers can always get so involved. Charles E. Anderson Freshman Matthew F. Belin Junior Orlando F. Bendana Freshman Forrest L. Bethay Freshman Carole A. Breithoff Freshmian Edward J. Broussard Junior James A. Bowes Freshman Emile J. Buhler III Junior Gerald P. Choppin Freshman Herbert W. Christenberry, Jr. Junior Jack Clolino Junior Alicia T. Collins Freshman Francis J. Demarest, Jr. Junior Thomas J. DuBos Junior P. Walter Escarra Freshman John M. Flynn, Jr. Junior George A. Frilot Freshman Nicholas J. Gagliano Junior Homer C. Gaudin Fresliman Albert J. Huddleston Junior Patrick E. Kilcoyne Junior Francis J. Klein Junior William N. Landry Freshman Gertrude M. LeAAezze Freshman Ronald C. Levy Junior Nathan K. Owens, Jr. Freshman Gene Salvador Palmisano Junior John L. Peytavin Junior Thomas A. Rayer Freshman Robert F. Rodstrom Freshman Dennis Rousseau Junior John A. Salvaggio Freshman James A. Smith Freshman Dan E. Stapp Junior Thomas J. Taylor Junior Thomas J. Toranio, Jr. Junior Hillary E. Turner Freshman Caryl H. Vesy Junior Thomas P. Walshe Freshman Francis E. Weller Junior Fred P. Westenberger Junior Thomas A. Woods Freshman 99 Campus Capers with their leader, Louis Pendarvis. Joseph R. Aquila Freshman Henry J. Barraco Junior John R. Bourgeois Junior Bert A. Braud Sophomore Ira E. Burnett, Jr. Freshman Raymond L. Canton Freshman JoAnn C. Catanese Freshman Carol M. Cunningham Junior Ruth A. Daigle Sophomore Sylvia J. Descamps Sophomore Carol A. Dittmann Freshman Paul M. Dominguez Freshman Joan M. Failla Freshman Barbara V. Faulkner Sophomore Catherine B. Gegenheimer Junior Clark W. Giffin Sophomore 101 William P. Harriga n III Junior, Out of Course Carl E. Hellmers Junior RoseMary L. Hoppe Freshman Betty Johnston Junior Theresa B. Kelly Junior Wanda S. Laris Junior Yvonne K. Mateu Fresliman Mary F. Menard Sopliomore Robert N. Morgan Junior Mildred D. Pavur Freshman Curtis P. Rome Junior Oiga N. Seiferth Sophomore Mary L. Stackpole Freshman Roger O. Williams Junior John C. Wilson Freshman 102 il ., • 1E T !■ «% i •V n .- f A group of hi-schoolers learn a few things from John Louviere. Geraldine Biundo Junior Herman N. Blanchard Junior Bruce G. Bordes Junior Melvin G. Bourgeois Junior Lloyd P. Boutee Junior M. Harold Braquet Junior Abelardo R. Bringuier Junior Blufford J. Cart, Jr. Junior Robert E. Chachere Junior Joseph H. Davis Junior Ellis R. Derouen Junior Yvonne M. Dietrich Junior Floyd F. GanI Junior Marilyn A. Gennaro Junior Michael J. Giambrone Freshman Alvin P. Guidry Junior 104 Curtis M. Handley, Jr. Junior Lester N. Hardy Junior Micajah S. Harriss Sophomore Raley J. Hebert Junior Carl A. Jeansonne Freshman Mirian F. Kather Junior Myrton J. Landry Junior James J. Leblanc Junior Roland J. Louque Freshman Henry A. Maggio Junior John B. McArthur Junior Roy M. Montalbano Junior John Montelepre Junior Raymond N. Mouton Junior Robert A. Musso Junior Thomas Peterson Freshman Curren J. Pitre Freshman Frank J. Savoy Freshman James J. Serpas Junior Charles L. Simon Junior Robert M. Sonnier Junior Frank J. Tripoli Junior William H. Wagner Junior 105 . ' iJkM} ' m ■ 3W Gabfest Amelia R. Aubert Mercy Jessie M. Aucoin Hotel Dieu Sylvia M. Ballas Mercy Bonnie L. Barnhill Hotel Dieu Virginia B. Baylor Hotel Dieu Ann L. Bergeron Mercy JoAnn Bevon Hotel Dieu Ann D. Bonnabel Hotel Dieu Yvonne Bradley Hotel Dieu Polly Briggs Hotel Dieu Elaine L. Brignac Mercy Phyllis A. Buckley Hotel Dieu Barbara I. Carmouche Hotel Dieu Gail M. Cashen Mercy Carolyn A. Cassard Mercy Adrian L. Chalona Mercy 107 Pearl A. Champagne Hotel Dieu Barbara A. Comeaux Hotel Dieu IvyMae E. Comeaux Hotel Dieu Miriam A. Cousans Mercy Grace M. Curet Hotel Dieu Kathryn E. Daigle Mercy Ann M. Davidson Mercy Maria D. DeLaRosa Hotel Dieu Jacquelyn M, Di Benedetto Mercy Geraldine M. Doyle Hotel Dieu Phyllis A. Dupre Hotel Dieu Glenna J. Fontenot Mercy Sallie A. Foret Mercy Jacquelyn C. Garner Mercy Anna Lee M. Gaudet Mercy Gayle R. Gaudin Mercy Noretta A. Gautreaux Hotel Dieu Martha A. Guillot Hotel Dieu Marie L. Haddican Mercy Barbara A. Hill Hotel Dieu Mary Dell Horaist Hotel Dieu Mary Nell Horaist Hotel Dieu Mary B. Hum Hotel Dieu Carol F. Jackson Hotel Dieu Bessie L. Jones Hotel Dieu Sandra J. LaGrange Mercy Eugenie M. Lanier Hotel Dieu Earline T. Lapeyrouse Hotel Dieu Joyce A. LeBlanc Hotel Dieu Mary R. LeBlanc Hotel Dieu Carol V. LeMaire Hotel Dieu AAarilyn F. Lipps Mercy BeHy J. Lofaso Hotel Dieu Margaret P. Luke Hotel Dieu Lua V. Lusk Hotel Dieu Rita L. Martin Hotel Dieu Florrie I. McMahon Hotel Dieu Shirley V. Melancon Mercy Helen E. Moniot Mercy E. Gene Monk Hotel Dieu Jean M. Murret Mercy Lois C. Naquin Hotel Dieu Deanna Neely Hotel Dieu Lydia A. Nunes Mercy Rochelle A. Olivier Hotel Dieu Jeanette M. O ' Pry Hotel Dieu Peggy Jo Osborn Hotel Dieu Jean T. Oubre Hotel Dieu Jeanette M. Pellegrin Hotel Dieu Anne M. Pierce Hotel Dieu Judith P. Qualey Hotel Dieu Kathleen M. Ragas Mercy Barbara L. Redmon Hotel Dieu Carolyn T. Robert Hotel Dieu Beryl A. Roussel Hotel Dieu Joan C. Roy Hotel Dieu 109 Hilda D. Russel Hotel Dieu Beverly J. Savoie Hotel Dieu Joyce A. Shaffer Hotel Dieu Lou W. SIbllee Hotel Dieu Lucille M. Simoneaux Hotel Dieu Barbara A. Smith Hotel Dieu Kathryn H. Smith Hotel Dieu Barbara A. Steib Mercy JerryAnn M. Talbot Hotel Dieu Shirley R. Taylor Hotel Dieu Patricia A. Thibodeaux Mercy Miriam J. Thompson Mercy Dorothy M. Tremmel Mercy Jacqueline M. Vosberg Mercy Pat Welch Hotel Dieu Elizabeth N. Wickboldt Mercy Oh, no you don ' t! I 10 These are the sons and daughters of Ignativis of Loyola, at work and play. -1 tse y LOYOLA FORUM 114 CO M p:::; EjLj capers 124 TALENT NIGHT 118 HOMECOMING 120 IGNATIAN MASS 122 HAUSMANN TROPHY 123 W W L 125 I 13 LOYOLA FORUM Father Toomey once again directed the Loyola Forum through a very successful season. Year after year the forum brings to New Or- leans the most outstanding speakers available in the United States today. The forum is the most painless educational movement ever intro- duced to Loyola. r FORUM ' ' ' :: Cranstoni r yil ■H A PROTESTANT P«LOOKSArLOURDES j mf lEJ H Condenutron her booli ' 1 READER ' S DIGEST ■■■ H MACAU ' S MAGAZINE n H CATHOLIC DIGEST m I ' ' MAR. 23 ■ J Rev. John Toomey, S.J. Forum Director I 14 THE SINGING PRIEST Father Sidney MacEwan, of Scotland, was the first attraction on the Loyola Forum in the 1955-56 season. Father has one of the most glorious voices ever heard. He has been called the new John McCormack by many critics in the States and in Europe. BISHOP FULTON SHEEN As Father Toomey said when he intro- duced Bishop Sheen — Here he is. Bishop Sheen with the famous POW in Korea, Gen. Dean. THE DUBLIN PLAYERS Since this was the Dublin Players ' third ap- pearance on the Forum they need no introduc- tion to Loyolans. It is enough to say that they were among the best actors New Orleans saw in the past year. BLUE KEY TALENT NIGHT Blue Key honor fraternity presents its Talent Night annually. Students from all of the colleges, of both the day and night schools, compete in individual. group, and skit classes. It is one of the more outstanding of the talent shows presented locally. HOME Homecoming court at talent night. The Queen and the winners. Our Queen COMING At the Homecoming game. From left, Carol Cunningh am, poses with filly Brookwood, owned by Loyola low grad, Herve Racivitch. Brookwood won durina that week. Carol Marie Cunningham, 1955-56 Campus and Homecoming Queen, was Queen at the Races during the post Homecoming Week. She is shown here, wearing the (Maroon and Gold) Jockey Silks of Herve Racivitch, former New Orleans ' district at- torney and a Loyola university law graduate, who owns a stable of horses at Fair Grounds. He uses Loyola colors. IGNATIAN MASS This year, 1956, is the four hundredth since the death of Saint Ignatius of Loyola, the founder of the Society of Jesus. All over the world men and women who have devotion to him and who have been edu- cated by his followers have honored his memory by holding services in his honor. The Ignatian Mass in New Orleans was said in the Jesuit High School Chapel: a breakfast was held immediately following the Mass in the school ' s cafeteria. Representatives from Jesuit institutions throughout the states attending the HAUSMANN TROPHY The Hausmann Trophy was won again by the Sophs. We have to admit that the Frosh put up quite a battle but the older and wiser in the ways of the world, the world of tug-a-war and debate that is, came out on top. This is a yearly struggle on the Loyola campus. The Freshmen Tried To Pot Murray and the sophs from Fr. Donnelly and the frosh. WWL WWL Matinee Program personalities, formerly the Dawnbusters. ' :( V 1 LOYOLA ' S RADIO STATION 124 Bob Gillam ... a new personality with WWL. CAMPUS CAPERS — Loyola ' s dance bond and goodwill troupe. This group of industrious musi- cians and performers is made up of stu- dents from all the schools and colleges of the University. The band provides music for Nite at Loyola, Jambalaya Party, Freshman Hop, Sophomore Cotil- lion, High School Day, Pumpkin Romp, and other University functions. With the addition of singers, dancers, and comedians to its roster. Campus Ca- pers brings the goodwill of Loyola to different High Schools and hospitals throughout the deep South. This year saw the valiant little group journey to: McGill High School, Mobile, Ala.; Veter- an Hospital, Biloxi, Miss.; Veteran Hos- pital, New Orleans, La. LOUIS PENDARVIS Director (George Jansen, Faculty Advisor) GO W PQ HOMECOMING QUEEN 128 COURT 130 1 RUNNERS-UP 138 W FRESHMAN SWEETHEART 140 127 CAMPUS QUEEN Alumni President Philip J. Schoen III crowns Queen Carol as her escort G. Price Crane looks on. In the year 1954-55 Carol Cunningham was elected Little Colonel of the ROTC, was elected to the Homecoming and Cam- pus Court, and was first place winner at Talent Nite. In 1955-56 she was elected Homecoming and Campus Court Queen, Pershing Rifles Sponsor, and Honorary Brigadier General of the Pershing Rifles in national competition. Queen Carol receives key and honorary citizenship to city from Mr, Clasen and Mr. Hogan. 128 The Queen! The 1955-56 Homecoming and Campus Court The Court at the Fair Grounds with the trainer and jockey of the feature race winner. The queen receives flowers from the alumni. 130 MARY AITKEN VrtS-;7 SS NANCY BATTLE 32 MARIANNE HEBERT 133 THERESA KELLY 134 SIMONE LAUDUMIEY 135 SHIRLEY TRUSTY 136 The Campus Court with their escorts. A happy Queen! Members of the court with their escorts. 137 CAMPUS COURT FINALISTS MARY JANE BLANCHARD CATHARINE CUMMINGS FRESHMAN SWEETHEART The freshman ' s choice! FRESHMAN SWEETHEART FINALISTS Front Row: Joan O ' Brien, Millie Marshall. Back Row: Margaret Blades, Andre Banville, Cloey Carriere. 140 MILLIE MARSHALL STUDENT COUNCIL IOC 144 146 FRAT COUNCILS STUDENT COMMITTEE 148 149 STUDENT BAR 149 143 Student Council President Thomas Walshe Vice-President Merlin Allen Secretary Susie Hanemann Treasurer Matthew Mount Government is their business, so for the first time the Loyola Student Council presented this year Guber- natorial candidates to the student body in the Quad- rangle. The Council chartered two new organizations: the Young Republican Club and the Young Demo- cratic Club and inaugurated the Student Council Award Day. With all the numerous other legislative and ad- ministrative tasks performed by this organization, we credit another successful year of student government at Loyola to the capable and efficient Student Council of 1955-56 and Father O ' Flynn, moderator. Now-and-then comparisons of Student Government at Loyola. Thomas Walshe President A S President John Boone Dent. President Alvin LaCoste Law President Lloyd Celantano Music President Merlin Allen Pharm. President 144 ■mi First Row: Joan Arnold, Norman Berger, Gerald Bodet, Donald Frilot, Robert Gay. Second Row: Susie Hanemann, Patrick Harrigan, Thomas Hcydel, Vincent Lagattuta, Roy Montalbano. Third Row: Matthew Mount, Patricia Murray, Anthony Occhipinti, Edward Pesce, Rosalie Parrino. Fourth Row: Jerome Redmann, Matthew Schott, Olgo Seiferth, Dan Stapp. Time out from student government as the Council has its picture taken. The Freshmen get down to earth in their campaigning when election gets under way. 145 Inter-Organizational Council The Inter-Organizafional Council has every- thing to do with harmonious relationship be- tween campus organizations. The Council, made up of the president of each organization, meets at the beginning of each semester and carefully checks on organiza- tion functions and irons out problems. Thomas Walshe President Susie Hanemann Secretary Joan Arnold Roland Aswad Jim Berrigan Ray Buras Vinca Carevlch Pete Cavallo Salvadore Cefalu Gerald Choppin Robert Courtney 146 Catherine Cummingj Hillery de Ben Louis Ferry George Frilot III Paul Gelpi Otto Goessl Pat Harrigan George Hoag Michael Jung Sue Lagattuta John Lorio Eddie Merrlit Rosie Parrino William Robinson Ronald Rod Gasper Schiro Matt Schott Forest Smith Dan Stapp Frank Tripoli Kenneth Urquhart George Waguespack Fritz Westenberger Teresita Williams 147 Wm. C. Robinson President Dental Inter-Fraternity Council President Wm. C. Robinson Vice-President John Estes Secretary Vincent Lagattuta Coordination of the dental fraternities at Loyola is the job of the Dental Inter-Fraternity Council. Three representatives from each of the fraternities make up the Council and regulate the activities of the fraternities. John Estes Vice-President Vincent Lagattuta Secretary John Day John Hultberg George Frilot III Chairman SAK James Berrigan Beggars Pan-Hellenic Council The Pan-Hellenic Council rules on all matters concerning rushing, pledging, and initiating members in all Loyola social fraternities. Rev. Anthony C. O ' Flynn, S.J., is moderator of the Council which is made up of the president of each of the four social fraternities. Otto GoessI UBL Forrest Smith ADG Evening Division Student Committee The Student Committee has established a record of service, loyalty, and responsibility in the three and a half years of its existence. It serves the Evening Division in any way possible and fosters cooperation among faculty and students. Every campus drive at Loyola has gotten ex- cellent support from this young and strong organization. Harold Legendre President President, Fr. Patrick Donnelly, at the Evening Division orientation. Dr. Witte with a few helpful words of advice and encouragement. Student Bar Association The Student Bar Ass ' n., by sponsoring and promoting inform- ative programs and activities, helps the education of its members. This year it was host to the Fifth Circuit Convention of the American Low Students Association. John Discon Representative John Salvaggio Representative Caryl Vesy Representative 149 ' J r ' --- =iv:.. ■ . . ' 4 ' t Mm i m E-H WHO ' S WHO 152 AWARDS 155 NITE AT LOYOLA 157 FRESHMAN WEEK 158 JAMBALAYA PARTY 160 STUDENT-FACULTY GAME 161 RESIDENCES 162 GRADUATION 164 151 Joan Arnold — A S junior; Med Tech Club vice-pres. ' 55, pres. ' 56; Sodality prefect ' 55, vice-prefect ' 56; Cardinal Key, B.E.U.; Tri Beta sec. ' 56; L.S.L.; Pep Club; Le Cercle Francois; E.D. White De- bating Society; Student Council; Student Council citation ' 56; Who ' s Who ' 56. John Boone — Dent senior; Dent stu- dent body pres.; Student Council; C. Victor Vignes; Blue Key; Student Council citation ' 56; Who ' s Who ' 56. Geraldine Biundo — Pharmacy junior; Apologetics Club pres. ' 55, vice-pres. ' 56; Sodality sec. ' 56; freshman phar- macy class sec. ' 54; APhA treas. ' 55; Pharmacy Journal exchange editor ' 56; K.E.N, vice-pres. and pres. -elect ' 56; Car- dinal Key ' 56; U.B.L. sweetheart ' 56; Stu- dent Council citation ' 56; Who ' s Who 56. Ray Buras — BA senior; P.K.E. pres. ' 56; Propeller Club; S.L.E.; Student Coun- cil citation; Who ' s Who ' 56. Who ' s Who among students in American Universities and Colleges Peter Cavallo — A. P.O. vice-pres. ' 55, pres. ' 56; E.D. White Debating Society sgt.-at-arms ' 53, ' 54, treas. -elect ' 55; Stu- dent Directory editor ' 55; S.A.M. pres. ' 56; Blue Key; P.K.E.; Advanced Cadet Assn.; Pistol and Rifle Club; Student Council award ' 56; Louis H. Pilie Award ' 56; Who ' s Who ' 56. Hillery deSen — A S junior; Michelson Physics Society; A.D.G.; Sigma Pi Sigma vice-pres. ' 56; Who ' s Who ' 56. Joan Gaulene — A S junior; Maroon society editor ' 54, news editor ' 55, desk editor ' 56, editor-in-chief ' 57; corre- sponding sec. Pan American Club ' 56, rec ' d sec. -elect Pan American Club ' 56; Wolf ' 54, ' 55; Thespians; L.S.L. ' 54; Gold key for journalism ' 56; Who ' s Who ' 56. 152 Gerald Choppin — Law freshman; A. P.O. sec. ' 54; S.A.K. sec. ' 55; sopho- more representative from A S ' 54; Jr. delegate to NFCCS ' 54; NFCCS regional parliamentarian ' 56; I.R.C. vice-pres. ' 55, pres. ' 56; Maroon; Thespians; St. Thomas More; pres. -elect St. Thomas More; Student Council citations ' 54, ' 55, ' 56; Maroon citation; freshman Moot Court winner; freshman Moot Court best speaker; Who ' s Who ' 56. Ann B. Fautt — Pharmacy senior; So- dality vice-prefect ' 54, ' 55, ' 56; K.E.N, historian ' 55; Rho Chi sec. ' 56; Pharmacy Journal editor ' 54, ' 55, ' 56; Cardinal Key; APhA; Who ' s Who ' 56. Ofto GoessI — BA senior; U.B.L. sec. ' 55, pres. ' 56, editor of 30th anniversary yearbook ' 55; editor of PIKE ' 55, ' 56; Pan Hellenic Council vice-pres. ' 56; Deutsher Verein interpreter, public re- lations director ' 53- ' 55; Maroon reporter; 30 Club; Advanced Cadet Assn.; S.A.M.; I.O.C; Dean ' s citation for Back the Pack Award; Who ' s Who ' 56. James K. Guillory — Pharmacy senior, sophomore class pres. ' 54; A. P.O. chap- lain ' 55, vice-pres. ' 56; Rho Chi vice- pres. ' 56; A.S.N, treas. ' 56; Pharmacy Journal assistant editor ' 55; Student Di- rectory business manager ' 56; APhA; Blue Key; Sodality; Orchestra; magna cum laude graduate; Who ' s Who ' 56. Marilyn Johnson — BA senior; L.S.L. rec ' d sec. ' 55, ' 56; Sodality treas. ' 54; Maroon local advertising mgr. ' 55, ' 56; Wolf ' 55, ' 56; Campus Capers; Pan American Club; Pep Club; Cardinal Key; B.A.E.; Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who ' 56. Betty Johnston — Music junior; Phi Beta pres. ' 55; Sodality prefect ' 55; Car- dinal Key ' 55; Cardinal Key pres. -elect ' 55; L.S.L.; Bond; Chorus; Brass ensemble; Student Council citation ' 54, ' 56; Who ' s Who ' 56. Alvin LaCoste— Law senior; sopho- more law representative to Student Council ' 55; Delta Theta Phi; Sodality; Who ' s Who ' 56. Lydia Larose — A S junior; Le Cercle Francois pres. ' 55; Philosophy Club; L.S.L.; Academy of Fine Arts; E. D. White Debating Society; Maroon staff; B.A.E.; Thespians; Student Council Award ' 55; K.D.P.; Who ' s Who ' 56. Roy Montalbano — Pharmacy junior; U.B.L. pres. ' 55; Apologetics Club his- torian ' 56; Pharmacy Journal; Student Council; APhA; Who ' s Who ' 56. Kenneth T. Haydel — Pharmacy senior; class treas. ' 55; class pres. ' 55, ' 56; APhA vice-pres. ' 55; feature editor Phar- macy Journal ' 55; Blue Key; Rho Chi; Student Council citation ' 55, ' 56; Who ' s Who ' 56. Thomas R. Johnson — Dent senior; Delta Sigma Delta; J.A.D.A.; C. Victor Vignes; A.S.N.; American Association of Oral Medicine; O.K.U.; Alpha Omega award; Who ' s Who ' 56. Lynn Ketchum — A S junior; c I o s s treas. ' 55; Pershing Rifles treas. ' 55; Tri Beta pres. ' 56; Agramonte; A.S.N.; Ma- roon citation; Who ' s Who ' 56. Sue Lagattuta — A S senior; B.A.E. pres. ' 56; Pep Club vice-pres.; Cardinal Key; El-Eds; Pan American Club; L.S.L.; Who ' s Who ' 56. Daniel LeBlanc — Law senior; Jr. rep- resentative of Student Bar ' 55; Student Bar pres. ' 56; Delta Theta Phi master of rolls; I.O.C.; Loyola Low Review; fresh- man Moot Court finalist ' 54; Who ' s Who ' 56. James Price — Dent senior; Delta Sig- ma Delta vice-pres., scribe, rush chair- man, historian; C. Victor Vignes pres., trees.; Blue Key; Student Council; junior class treas.; J.A.D.A.; Who ' s Who ' 56. 153 George Rhode — A S senior; Maroon sports editor ' 54, ' 55; Thespians vice- pres. ' 55; Vets Club; Wolf ' 55; Who ' s Who. Kent Satterlee — Law senior; Wolf bus- iness manager ' 52, advertising manager ' 51; Student Directory ' 52; alumni sec. Blue Key; vice-pres. A.S.N. ' 56; Student Council ' 50; St. Thomas More Law Club pres. ' 55; Beggars; A. P.O.; P.K.E.; Per- shing Rifles; Student Bar Assn.; Loyola Law Review; Who ' s Who ' 56. Patricia Talbot — A S senior; vice- pres. El Eds ' 55, ' 56; NFCCS senior dele- gate ' 56; B.A.E. vice-pres.; L.S.L. parlia- mentarian ' 55, ' 56; Pan American Club; D.E.S.; Cardinal Key; Pep Club; Serinco; Who ' s Who ' 56. Ted Tumminello — BA senior; Sodality sec. ' 55, Treas. ' 56; Pan American Club treas. ' 54, acting pres. ' 55, vice-pres. ' 56; pres. BA student body ' 56; pres. BA senior class ' 56; S.L.E.; P.K.E.; S.A.M.; Propeller Club; A.S.N.; Accounting Medal ' 56; Wall Street Journal Achieve- ment Award ' 56; John V. Connor Award ' 56; Student Council citation award ' 56; Who ' s Who ' 56. Roger Williams — M u s i c junior; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia historian ' 56; Chorus; Who ' s Who ' 56. 154 Ronald Rod — BA senior; S.A.M. pres. ' 56; l.R.C. treas. ' 54, vice-pres. ' 56; Rifle and Pistol Club secretary-treasurer ' 56; BA freshman class pres. ' 53; University freshman class pres. ' 53; Commander Loyola ROTC ' 56; Pan American Club; A. P.O.; Beggars; ROTC Bond; S.L.E.; Blue Key; Distinguished Military Student ' 56; S.A.M. medal ' 56; Second place rifle competition ' 56; Reserve Officers Asso- ciation Medal ' 56. Matt Schott — A S junior; Le Cercle Francois; E. D. White Debating Society; Thespians; Student Council sophomore representative ' 55; A.D.G. corresponding sec. ' 55; pres. -elect A S ' 56; Who ' s Who ' 56. Shirley Trusty — A S junior; Student Council sec. ' 55; L.S.L. treas. ' 55, vice- pres. ' 56; Cardinal Key treas. ' 56; E. D. White Debating Society; B.A.E.; Sodality; Homecoming court ' 56; ROTC sponsor ' 56; Student Council citation ' 55; Maroon citation ' 55; Who ' s Who ' 56. William Walsh — Dent senior; fresh- man Dent class vice-pres. ' 53; Delta Sig- ma Delta junior page ' 55, senior page ' 54, social chairman ' 56; J.A.D.A. pres. ' 56; Gamard vice-pres. ' 51; Beggars; So- dality; Blue Key; Who ' s Who ' 56. Teresita Williams — A S senior; I.O.C. Wolf representative ' 55; Thespians; So- dality; Wolf editor ' 55; Maroon editor ' 56; Cardinal Key sec. spring semester ' 55; Mclnerney award ' 56; co-recipient of L.S.L. award ' 56; Who ' s Who ' 56. Charles H. Bailey Award The Charles H. Bailey award for outstanding stu- dent leadership on the campus was awarded this year to Dan E. Stapp, law junior. The honor is awarded on the basis of scholastic ability, school spirit, outstanding leadership and loyalty to the university. Dan was active in many organizations on the cam.pus and held offices in many of these. In the past he held the presidencies of APO, Edward Douglas White Debate society. Alpha Sigma Nu and Blue Key. He was re-elected to positions as one of the representa- tives from law school on the Student Council, and presi- dent of Blue Key. He was named to Who ' s Who ' 55. LSL Award Co-recipients of the LSL award for outstanding loyalty, leadership, school spirit and service were Teresita Williams and Vinca Carevich. Teresita served as editor of the 1955 WOLF and of the MAROON for both the Fall and Spring semesters of the 1956 school year. She is a member of Cardinal Key and was named to Who ' s Who ' 56. Vinca is the editor of the 1956 WOLF. She was active in many campus organizations. She is a member of Cardinal Key, and was named to Who ' s Who in 1955. Awards Miss Rosalie Porrino receives the Alumnae As- sociation Marian award given to the co-ed dis- playing outstanding Catholic leadership. ' % - iNl ' Student Council citations for oustanding campus leadership were merited by; bottom row, from left to right: Rosalie Parrino, Joan Arnold, Geraldine Biundo, Vinca Care- vich, Florence Fischer, Patricia Talbot, Marie Hanemann, Betty Johnston, and Barba- ra Palm. Second row: Nicholas Gagliano, Merlin Allen, Albert Huddleston, Theo- dore Tumminello, Gerald Choppin, Frank Tripoli, and George Waguespack. Third row; Nowman Berger, William Walsh, Edmund Schmidt, Raymond Buras, Richard Vidacovich, Matthew Schott, and Robert Morgan. Top row: John Boone, Kenneth Hoy- del, Thomas Walshe, Oliver Leonard, George Frilot, Gene Palmisano, and Louis Pen- dor vis. Charles Suhor is the recipient of the Archbishop Joseph F. Rummel key for outstanding Catholic leadership and also of the Father Percy A. Roy, S.J., award to the student maintaining the highest scholastic average over the entire course in the College of Arts and Sciences. 156 Charles Gallmcm receives the D. H. Holmes trophy for the oustanding athlete. The selection is based on athletic and scholastic abilities. Miss Suzanne Keller receives the Sigma Alpha Kappa social fraternity award for excellence in scholostic philosophy. Nile at Loyola NITE AT LOYOLA is Loyola ' s version of the Pop Concert, sponsored by PHI MU ALPHA SIN- FONIA. At the concert the sweethearts of ADG, BEGGARS, PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA and SAK fraternities are presented. This year NITE AT LOYOLA was declared a university function. Pat Horrigan presents the sweethearts of each of the so- cial fraternities with a gift commemorating the occasion to wit: Margie Fastring, ADG; Judy Femon, SAK; Geral- dine Biundo, UBL. Lynn Kelly, center, accepts the trophy for her sister Teresa Kelly Couch, sweetheart of PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA, who was unable to attend. These are some of the men who make the music. Freshman Week r. ' % Bov meets airl at the Freshman Hop. 158 What terrible crimes deserved such punishment? 159 Jambalaya Parly The music is always great! College students do surprising things. 160 Student Faculty Game Faculty vs IMMACULATA Sitting: Carol Cronan, Geraldine Biundo, Lyn Craft, Carol Cunningham, Blanche Laiche, Cormella Hinojosa. Kneeling: Mimi Machin, Mary Konecny, Pat Finney, Rosalie Culicchia, Shirley Trusty. Standing: Anne Curtis, Anne Smith, Mary Miller, Janet Weston, Joan Crain, Lee Morris, Edda Haas, Tessie Lopez. DUCOTE That was a funny one! 162 First Row: George DeArmond, Bob Hughes, Ron- nie Brillhart. Second Row: Bob McLaughlin, John Sullivan, Bob Coding. Third Row: Bill Schweiberger, George Mettler, Jim Hall. Fourth Row: Dick Corrado, Dick Vavrick. TWELLMEYER Left to right, Standing: Dick Webre, Ted Heap, Lou Doucet, Bill Fine- gan, Mike Maure, Roy Riche, OIlie LeBlonc, Bill Newton, Jim Stack, Bob O ' Donnell, Jerry Heap. Seated: Jack Young, Charles Fuss, Bob Finegan, John Cottingham, Ronnie Haydel, Jack Houlihan. OTIS Peek-a-boo! Graduation 1956 The 1956 graduation exercises included a meeting of the graduates with the Dean of Fac- ulties on May 26, award night also on May 26, Baccalaureate Mass on May 27 and the final Commencement Exercises on Wednesday, May 30. At the commencement exercises Lt. Col. Barth conferred ROTC commissions. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Irving Deblanc was the principal speaker. Colonel Barth confers ROTC commissions. : .J ' 3iAl ' V— -..- . ' ,-iX - V :: ; ' :f ' - ' - ' ' - ' %( ' FATHER DONNELLY congratulated TED TUMMINELLO and RON- ALD QUINTANA on their meriting SUMMA CUM LAUDE. SAMUEL W. HILLS, DR. J. BROWNE LaROSE, DONALD RENSHAW, JESSE W. ATKINSON and PAUL DASTUGUE, graduates of 1906, received GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY GRADUATION CERTIFICATES. They are shown with KENT LEMARIE. MONSIGNOR DeBLANC addressed the graduates. Presentation of Honorary Degrees of (L to R) DOCTOR OF LAW, DOCTOR OF LETTERS, DOCTORS OF SCIENCE MSGR. IRVING DeBLANC MSGR. GEOFFREY O ' CONNELL DR. C. WALTER MATTINGLY DR. J. BROWNE LaROSE ¥ ' ' C 3 CD CD A Ph A 168 PRE-LAW CLUB 170 PHILOSOPHY CLUB 171 PROPELLER CLUB 172 UNIVERSITY CLUB 174 UNIVERSITY CHORUS 175 PEGASUS POETRY SOCIETY 176 LE CERCLE FRANCAIS 176 J A D A 177 N F C C S 177 PHILARISTAI 178 ALUMNI 179 DEUTSCHER VEREIN 180 RADIO CLUB 182 CHEMICAL SOCIETY 183 PAN AMERICAN CLUB 184 REPUBLICA CLUB 186 PHYSICS SOCIETY 187 PEP CLUB 188 ST. THOMAS MORE 189 DEBATING SOCIETY 190 C. VICTOR VIGNES 191 GAMARD 192 AGRAMONTE 193 MED TECH CLUB 194 THESPIANS 196 IRC 198 APOLOGETICS CLUB 199 EL-ED ' S CLUB 200 VET ' S CLUB 202 SAM 203 ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS 204 167 Tommy Haydel was ncaned the outstanding Phar- macy graduate of ' 56. Frank Tripoli gave the award. AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION President Frank Tripoli Vice-President Walter Birdsall Secretary Geraldine Buindo Treasurer Melvin Bourgeois Corresponding Secretary Yvonne Dietrich Historian John Louviere The Student Branch of A. Ph. A. promotes interest in the pharmacy profession. It has as one of its aims to develop its members into use- ful citizens and loyal alumni. Frank Tripoli, President Merlin Allen Nolan Babineaux Martin Belanger James Billeaudeaux Walter Birdsall Geraldine Biundo Herman Blanchard Bruce Bordes Melvin Bourgeois Lloyd Boutte Harold Braquet Albelardo Bringuier Blufford Cart Robert Chachere Mrs. Charlotte D ' Angelo Joseph Davis Ellis DeRouien Mrs. Ann Fautt Yvonne Dietrich Rodney Dolese Floyd Gani Marilyn Gennaro Michae l Giambrone Alvin Guldry Curtis Handley, Jr. Wm. Hanegan, Jr. Micajah Harriss Tommy Haydel Raley Hebert Carmelta Hinoiosa Carl Jeasonne Miriam Kather Eugene Kaufman Harry Kellerman Owen Lafont Myrlon Landry James LeBlanc Roland Louque John Louriere John McArthur Henry Maggio Gerald Martin Foy Montalbano John Montelpere Robert Mouton Robert Musso David Norman Leah Ory Charles Pepe Thomas Peterson Curren Pitre Roland Quintana Joseph Randazzo Toby Russo Frank Savoy David Scally James Serpas Charles Simon Robert Sonnler Wm. Wagner PRE-LAW CLUB President Gasper Schiro Vice-President James Arceneaux Recording Secretary Joel Borrello Corresponding Secretary Robert Young The Pre-Law club of Loyola was organized to foster interest in the legal profession and to pro- vide the students with a better knowledge of its various phases. Gasper Schiro President Robert Ahrens James Arceneaux Kenneth Beck Joel Borrello Edward Boyle Dick Eckert Ronald Fonseca James Gaudet Merrill Landwehr Joel Lanoux Ed Merritt Margaret Meyer Jerome Reso Bill Rives Ed Rusck Matthew Schott Forrest Smith Robert Thorne Fred Veters Robert Young PHILOSOPHY CLUB President Thomas Schexnayder Secretary Henryetta Rareshide The project of the 55-56 scholastic year was a study-discussion of St. Thomas Aquinas ' Summa Theologica. Dr. Brendan Brown, of the College of Law, lectured at the annual Aquinas Day philosophy gathering. Tom Schexnayder President Michael Federico Eveline Golden Frances Hecker Betty James Michael Jung Sue Keller Berye Mallaun Elizabeth McGee Anna Monterio Henryetta Rareshide Mary Silcox Patsy Talbot Kenneth Urquhart Mary Ellen Ward PROPELLER CLUB President Vinca Carevich Vice-President John Spansel Secretary Lois Najolia Treasurer Frank Lombardo The Propeller Club offers the BA students an opportunity for both social and business con- tacts with the officials of the port of New Or- leans and international trade. Vinca merits on award. Vinca Carevich % President 172 John Spansel Vice-President Lois Najolia Secretary Frank Lombardo Treasurer Michael Alba John Bagert Luz Barium Gertrude Beauford Ray Buras Laura Belle Comiskey Robert Courtney Henry Eiserloh Pat Gaillard Fred Holland Milton Lagasse James Leithman Edgar Maresma Benedict Martinez James Messina, Jr. F. B. Mouton Jean Riviere George Rojas David Strassel Albert Temes Ronald Thompson Charles Linger Earl Weiser Theodore Tumminello Edward Merritt President UNIVERSITY BAND President Ed Merritt Vice-President Robert Morgan Secretary Wanda Larls Treasurer Curtis Rome Publicity Director Charles Suhor The band provides an opportunity for the musical- ly inclined students. Under the finest direction the band has made great strides. Kirley Bonnet Bert Braud Lloyd Celantano Ray Canton Ruth Daigle Sylvia Deschamps Pat Dowling Clark Griffin John Guarino Pat Harrigan Ben Hausknecht Carl Hellmers Betty Johnston Wanda Laris Carl Meyer Bobby Morgan Louis Pendarvis Cecile Richinse Curtis Rome Charles Suhor UNIVERSITY CHORUS The Loyola University Chorus, although composed chiefly of students of the music school, is open to the entire student body. Its public concert was held on May 27 at the Jesuit High School Auditorium. PEGASUS POETRY SOCIETY The members of Pegasus Poetry Society meet to discuss the greatest poetry of the ages. The club ended its activity with a formal banquet at Antoine ' s. Kenneth Urquhart President LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Le Cercle Francois gives its members in- centives to make a more detailed study of the French language than can be covered in class. Tessie Lopez President Paule Van de Voorde teaches French in her spare time. . 176 JUNIOR AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION President Wm. P. Walsh First Vice-President John Shea Second Vice-President Meredrith Burch Secretary Joseph DePaula Treasurer Dominic Barrese J. A. D. A. was organized to stimulate inter- est in dental science and to cultivate fraternal feeling among the students of the College of Dentistry. William P. Walsh President NATIONAL FEDERATION OF CATHOLIC COLLEGE STUDENTS Senior Delegate Pat Talbot Junior Delegate Edward Pesce Interracial Chairman Donald Nicodemus Student Government Thomas Walsh Parliamentarian Gerald Choppin Gerald Choppin Pat Harrlgan Donald Nicodemus Edward Pesce Pat Talbot Tom Walshe 177 THE PHILARISTAI OF LOYOLA President Mrs. B. Bridgemann Vice-President . Mrs. Ed. Dorvin, Sr. Secretary Mrs. E. L. Zibilich Treasurer Mrs. Wedig The members of the Philaristai strive dili- gently for both the spiritual and material better- ment of Loyola. The organization has conducted many successful projects this year. The officers of ' 56 Mrs. Thomas Wedig, Mrs. Ed Dorvin, Mrs. Sidney Bridgeman, and Mrs. E. L. Zibilich. The Spiritual The Material 178 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION President Kent Lemarie Vice-President John F. Screen Secretary Mrs. Gwen Dwyer Treasurer John Gaudry The Alumni spirit is one of union, coopera- tion, and fellowship. It stimulates continued friendship among the graduates of Loyola. It is zealously interested in the welfare and expan- sion of the University. The officers of ' 56 Kent Lemarie, John Gaudry, John Screen, Mrs. Gwen Dwyer. The Homecoming Tea The Baby-Party 179 DEUTSCHER VEREIN President John Lorio Vice-President Gordon Boudreaux Secretary Catherine Benigno Treasurer James Meyers Chaplain Irving Martinez The members of the German club are band- ed together to cultivate an appreciation of the German thought, spirit, and ideals; and to thus acquire a better understanding of the German people and their Fatherland. John Lorio President Harley Albert Harold Anderson Arthur Antony Jack Andonie Catherine Benigno Sidney Bennett John Beck Gordon Boudreaux Richard Bodet Tim Calamari Philip Carroll Pat Dowling Harstry Dupuy Darrell Donaldson Donald Frilot Larry Fitzmorris Carl Guderian George Guilbault Ann Hopkins Randy Lesseps Gladys Landry Joel Larkin Henry LaRocca James McCune Elibzabeth AAcGee Matt Margavio Irving Martinez Charles Mary Michael Medawar Frank Messina Gloria Miller Robert Miller Robert Minke Albert Monlezun Cassard Moret Barbara Muller Edwin Mutchler Walter Pattison Andy Pierce Irving Plaisance Mary Si I cox Benny Sodek Bill Trammell Raymond Voll George Waguespack RADIO CLUB President Ray Ganucheau Vice-President Carl Guderian Secretary Carl Guderian The Radio Club of Loyola is an or- ganized attempt to promote interest in amateur radio. During the year the club, with the Physics Club, instructed a class of Boy Scouts in the fundamen- tals of radio. Ray Ganucheau President Phil Brooks Dick Connor Hillery deBen Penny deBoisblanc Terry Dobbins Vincent DiLasa Donald Fontenot Nora Gibbens Carl Guderian Douglas Haas Carl Kronlage Harry Meyer Tom Quaid Jerry Redmann George Satterlee Tommy Schafer CHEMICAL SOCIETY President John Thompson Vice-President Edward Boudreaux Secretary Barbara Broussard Treasurer Cassard Moret Chaplain Anthony DIMaggio Parliamentarian Robert Miller The Loyola Chapter of Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society was organized to increase the student ' s interest in chemistry and his knowledge of the opportunities of- fered by this field of science. Doctor de Monsabert presents George Friedman with the chemistry award. John Thompson President fit ' s PAN AMERICAN CLUB President Robert Courtney Vice-President Ted Tumminello Secretary Joan Gaulene Recording Secretary Noreen Faulds Treasurer Laura Belle Comiskey The Pan-American Club prompts interest in the cultural, artistic, and social backgrounds of the Central and South American countries. The student body of the University is proud of the club. The Marimba Band of Guatemala — cool man ! Robert Courtney President Robert Arens, Jr. Michael Alba Glen AnTiantrout Andrea Ayo Luz Barium Carole Basils Mary Grace Bosworth Carole Breithoff Vinca Carevich Robert Clark Laura Belle Comiskey Elizabeth Devlin Page Dugas Oswaldo Echeverria B. J. Eckholdt Bob and Tito, Pan- Americcji Friends. Is that Suhor on those drums? REPUBLICAN CLUB President Robert Young Vice-President William Wells Secretary Peggy Meyer Treasurer Whitney Mundt Parliamentarian Robert Gay The Loyola Young Republican Club is our baby organization. It was founded in Febru- ary, 1956, to discuss and analyze political af- fairs. John Minor Wisdom, Robert Young, the club ' s president, and Senator Potter crfter a campus talk. t l Mary Arnold Suzanne Coco Ricardo Garcia Robert Gay Wayne Hepburn Robert Jacquet Mary Lumsden Al Kibler Charles Mary Pat McGraw Whitney Mundt Patsy Murphy Gordon Plunkett Myron Smith Al Temes William Wells Robert Young MICHELSON PHYSICS SOCIETY President Hillary de Ben Vice-President George Satterlee Secretary Donald Fontenot Treasurer Carl Brans The Physics Club ' s aim is to promote interest in Physics and its associated sciences. It spon- sored more than twenty activities during this past year. This 1955-56 scholastic year was the fifteenth since the club ' s founding. Hillery de Ben President Father Tonner is a loyal supporter of the pep club. PEP CLUB President Catherine Cummings Vice-President Sue Lagattuta Secretary-Treasurer Dot Harvath The Pep Club, guided by Gerry Bodet ' s cheerleading, provided vocal encouragement to the Wolfpack during the athletic events of the year. Any co-ed is eligible for membership. Catherine Cummings President Rochelle Bonner Susan Burke Vinca Carevlch Fay Castellanos Suzanne Coco Margaret Cummi Pat Eiffert Noreen Faulds Margie Ferrier Glenda Geier Ursia Gremillion Evaline Golden Beth Healy Mary Le Healy Francis Hecker Glenda Hintz Dot Horvath Charlene Incaprera Marilyn Johnson Sue Lagattuta Rosie Parrino Gladyes Selva Pat Talbot Bernadine Ricca ST. THOMAS MORE LAW CLUB President Gene Palmisano Vice-President Kent Satterlee Secretary Nick Gagliano The St. Thomas More Law Club promotes interest in the legal profession among the stu- dents of the College of Law. The annual Fresh- man Moot Court is sponsored by the club. Concentration makes a good lawyer! Homer Gcmdin, Orlando Bendana, Gerald Chop- pin and Thomas Woods receive congratulations on winning Freshman Moot Court awards. Gene Palmisano President Gerald Choppin Nicholas Gagliano John Salvaggio Kent Satterlee I-X EDWARD DOUGLAS WHITE DEBATING SOCIETY President Matthew Schott Vice-President Edward Pesee Secretary Mary Arnold Treasurer Gasper Schiro Parliamentarian James Arceneaus Sergeant-at-Arms William Wesseil The Debate Society tries to develop elo- quence in its members. It cultivates high esteem for, and a deep knov ledge of, the truth. Matthew Schott President James Alcock Paul Antinori James Arceneaux Joan Arnold Mary Arnold Andre Brousseau William Cahill Lucien CressionnJe Margaret Cummins Dorothea Ducy Margaret Fastring Ronald Fonerca Betty James Suzanne Keller Vsllerie La Cour Lydio Lorose Lee Morris Pat Murray Gasper Schiro Lorrie Swords C. VICTOR VIGNES ODONTOLOGICAL SOCIETY President James D. Price Vice-President Eleuterio Bravo-Otero Secretary Norman J. Berger Treasurer James D. Atkinson Sergeant-at-Arms Jessie P. Gantt Historian John C. Hultberg C. Victor Vignes Odontological Society is a professional group which furthers social and intellectual relationships among its members. A high scholastic average is required for membership. James D. Price President James D. Atkinson Norman J. Berger Eleuterio Bravo-Otero William W. Busby Jessie P. Gantt John C. Hultberg Paul M. Melancon Rafael A. Munoz-Noya GAMARD President Terence Walsh The Gamard Pre-Dental Society was founded ten years ago and named in honor of Dr. Edward A. Gamard, professor emeri- tus of operative dentistry. The organization gives the pre-dental students an Idea of the type of work expected of them as stu- dents of the dental school. It helps the students to form friend- ships with those who will share the same profession. Terence Walsh President Didier Ardion Ronnie Blanchard Michael Bonaventure Ronald Carr Joseph Dazzio Ross DeNicola Dimitri Filostrat Rene Fourcade Paul Gandolfo Frank Graziano Jim mie Hebert Steven Hickey Gene Karann Milford Kathmann John Kulas Hanson LeBlanc Norman Maestri Henry Manning Jack Meyer Peter Pellegrini Nasson Rodriguez Aldez Rozas Joseph Scali Lawrence Sisung Myron Smith Donald Strain Charles Taggart Charles Tomich Edgardo Vila Charles Wise AGRAMONTE PRE-MED SOCIETY President George Waguespack, Jr. Vice-President Bill Blessey Secretary John Epiing Treasurer James Meyers Historian John Lorio The pre-med students belong to Agramonte so that they may have a clear idea of the back- ground of medicine. Through the society they learn the high ideals a doctor should hold. George Waguespack, Jr. President Bill Blessey Sal Cefalu Dick Corrado John Epiing Henry Kathermann Lynn Ketchum Henry LsRocca John Lorio Charles Mary Michael Medawar James Meyers Robert Miller Irving Plaisance Clements Rieffel Frank Troncale Joan Arnold President MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY CLUB President Joan Arnold Vice-President Barbara Palm Secretary Loretta Logan Treasurer Joan Perrler Sergeant-at-Arms Walter Scott Historian Virginia Rowell Both the faculty and students of Med Tech profit through the club. It serves as a common medium upon which all classes can build friend- ships. Several activities are sponsored by the club during the year and the members have made it one of the most popular on the campus. Judy Abadie Amelia Abbenate Mary Arnold Beatrice Bager Margaret Blades Mary Ann Brau Virginia Caparotta Nancy Carlos Fay Castellanos Carmen Chin Cynthia Church Sue Coco Muriel Coste Beverly Craig Jean Crain Barbara Cretin! Mary Cristina Ann Culver Jean Dares Jeanne Delaup Doris DePaoli Elizabeth Devlir Jean Dufau Page Dugas Marilyn Tritler Gerry Vocke Mary Wetzel Nancy Wilson Jane Wynne Pat Zibillch THESPIANS President George Hoag Secretary Kate Scully Treasurer Bill Longfellow Historian Corinne Gately Parliamentarian Matt Schott Our Thespians had another banner 1955-56 season. Antigone was the first production, October 25-29. Jenny Kissed Me was the deep winter offering and the season closed with The First Legion, April 10 through the 14. All three plays were well received and rated fine reviews, especially the lost which was an outstanding achievement in celebration of the Ignatian Year. The Junior Thes- pians also did a good job with their production of The Valiant. The Thespians have succeeded in bringing good theatrical enter- tainment to Loyola and New Orleans. We, of the university, are proud of our Thespians and feel we have the best in acting and directing services in the south. Loyola ' s Denis the Menace is Al! Rochelle Bonner John Bourgeois Ray Canton Anna Copponex Bill Cummings Gloria de Bram Susan Deris Sylvia Deschamp B. J. Eckholdt Pat Farley Joan Failla Ronald Fonseca Corinne Gately Pat Harrigan Lillnette Hiller Mickey Jung Al Kibler Joel Larkin Bill Longfellow Tessie Lopez Bill Louree Pat McGuinity Myra Monahan Al Monlezun Lee Morris Kenneth Offen Richard Redmann Cecile Richlnse Hebert Sayas Matt Schott Kate Scully Olga Seiffert Shirley Stoma Bill Wells Tootsie Williams Linda Wilson George Hoag President Tom Walshe, national vice-president of the AIRC, along with Gertie Beauford and Gerry Choppin welcome a guest. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Kresident Gerald R. Choppin Vice-President Ronald Rod Secretary Gertrude Beauford Treasurer Pat Murray The International Relations Club aims to pro- mote knowledge on a world-wide scale. The club sponsors Junior United Nations Assemblies with fifteen high schools participating. Gerald Choppin President Robert Ahrens James Alcock Mary Arnold Carolyn Basile Gertrude Beauford Leoncia Boudreaux William Cahill Vinca Carevich Laura Belle Comiskey Ronald Fonseca Marianne Hebert Mildred Marshall Peggy Meyer John Paquette Dianne Robichaux Ronald Rod John Salvaggio Walter Scott Thomas Walshe Thomas Woods APOLOGETICS CLUB President Suzanne Brigtsen Vice-President Geraldine Buindo Secretary Rosalee Culicchia Treasurer Melvin Bourgeois Historian Roy AAontalbano The members of the Apologetics Club defend Catholic doctrine if it is misrepresented in any publication. They also compliment publishers for fair treatment of the Catholic Church. Suzanne Brigtsen President Melvin Bourgeois Sal Cefalu Rosalee Culicchia E. J. Ganucheau Geraldine Biundo Ann Block Steven Hickey Henry LaRocca Roy Montalbano Thomas Schexnayder James Serpas Gladys Silva Frank Tripoli William Wells EL-EDS CLUB President Susy Hannemann Vice-President Patsy Talbot Secretary Carroll Daly Treasurer Marianne Hebert The El-Eds are the girls majoring in elementary education at Loyola. Through the club the girls gain ideas on the care and handling of the classroom art, equip- ment, and discipline problems. This year, the girls feted Miss Bostick, their moder- ator, at their banquet. This was Miss Bos- tick ' s 50th year in the teaching profession. Susy Hannemann President Mary Aitken Juliatnme Alexander Jean Aswad Janice Bacin Andre Banville June Barosse Mary Jane Blanchard Dotty Bergeron Suzie Bonin Rochelle Bonner Carol Boudousquie Ethel Britenmoser Sue Burke Beverly Cambre Palma Covington Rosalie Culiccluio Cathy Cummings Margaret Cummins Carroll Daly Penny DeBoisblanc Pat Eiffert Noreen Faulds Margie Ferrier Corinne Gately Glenda Geier Nora Gibbens Joanne Glas Eveline Golden Beth Healy Mary Healy Dot Harvath Marianne Hebert Glenda Hintz Dot Hosli Jackie Homes Charlene Incaprera Sue Lagattuta Maria Larrain Joy Lecour Opal Mahler Louis Mokofsky Jalna Moak Mary V. Mumme Pat Orsley Beverly Pecunia Pat Talbot Joan Tersi Jackie Uber Mary Jane Watkins Sue Wegmann VETERAN ' S ASSOCIATION President Roland Asward Vice-President William Longfellow Secretary . Donald Albarado Treasurer Lucien Cressionnie Chaplain Scott Assenheimer The Veterans Association of Loyola is the union of ex-service personnel in the University. The Thanksgiving Dance sponsored by the club is an annual campus event. Roland Aswad President Donald Albarado James Alcock Scott Assenheimer Francis Bostick Robert Courtney Lucien Cressionnie William Cummings Walter Egan Larry Ehrlicher Bill Hare Fred Lipps Bill Longfellow Eugene McKneety Frank Palmisano Janssen Trauth William Starr Roy Riche Richard Redmann SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT President Ronald Rod Vice-President Vinca Carevich Secretary-Treasurer John Spansel The Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment attempts to instill efficiency of manage- ment in its members by the application of scientific principles to methods of management. S. A. M. is one of the national professional so- rorities on the campus. Ronald Rod President Robert Abadie John Bagert Vinca Carevich Peter Cavallo Laura Comiskey Henry Eiserlch Leon Ferrier William Finegan Kenneth Gregory James Messina Rosalee Parrino James Pittman Jean Riviere Ed Schmidt John Spansel Roland Spedale Lorrie Swords Ted Tuminello Richard Vavrick Earl Weiser 1- 1 THE ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS President William Longfellow Secretary William Wells The members of the Academy of Fine Arts have gathered together in order that they might discuss art and other topics. This year the Acad- emy has been very active. Faculty members of the Academy gave several lectures, among which were one by Albert Gelpi and one by David Smyth. The final activity of the year was a party at which many Loyola notables were entertained. First it was George ' s tur n . . . then it was Bill ' s. William Longfellow President Are they discussing Fine Arts? Why the grins? Is it an abstract painting? Michael Alba Harold Anderson Mary Arroyo Ann Block Joel BorreMo John Bourgeois John Browne Raymond Canton Gloria deBram Kenneth Drez Page Dugas Marie Duvic Joan Failla Michael Federico Steve Giarratano Pat Harrlgan George Hoag Jerry Hoskins Michael Jung Sue Keller Henry La Rocca Lydia La Rose William LaSalle Carolyn McCall Dudley McEvoy Patrick McGinity Edwin Mutchler William Newton Gordon Plunkett William Rives Matt Schott Lee Sens Rosemary Shepard William Wells Prof. Leo Zinzer hJ ■ oo OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE 208 ST. CECILIA 205 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS 209 OUR LADY OF FATIMA 209 LITTLE FLOWER 210 ST. ALOYSIUS 211 OUR LADY OF THE WAYSIDE 212 ST. IVES 212 207 ' OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE SODALITY Rosalie Parrino Vice-Pref. Lois Najolia Prefect Laurabelle Comiskey Treasurer Carl Hellmers Vice-Pref. tf First Row: Gertrude Beauford, Bertha Bendana, Vinca Carevich, Claire Ferrier, Pat Galivon and Ursula Gremillion. Second Row: Morylin Johnson, Beryl Mallaum, Millie Marshall, Carol Riviere and Jean Riviere. ST. CECILIA SODALITY John Bourgeois Sec.-Treas. Pat Harrigan Prefect 208 Henry Barroco, Ray Canton, Steve Giarratano, Carl Meyer, Robert Morgan and Curtis Rome. ST. THOMAS AQUINAS SODALITY Charles Suhor Prefect First Row: Tim Calamari, William Geary, Jerry Guilbault, Mickey Jung and Gerard Karl. Second Row: Randolph Lesseps, John Lorio, Gordon Plunkett, William Vollor and William Wells. OUR LADY OF FATIMA SODALITY Elizabeth Delvin Prefect First Row: Mary Arnold, Beatrice Badger, Virginia Caporotto, Page Dugas, Elizabeth Henderson and Pamela Jones. Second Row: Loretta Logan, Pat McGlinchey, Joan Perrier, Gladys Selvo and June Smith. 209 LITTLE FLOWER SODALITY Ann Block Sec.-Treas, Elizabeth McGee Prefect U i 210 First Row: Juliane Alexander, Mary Armond, Catherine Benigne, Rochelle Bonner, Mary Bosworth, Ethel Breit- enmoser and Susan Burke. Second Row: Betty Crowley, Pam Covington, Carol Cranan, Margaret Cummins, Dot Ducey, Pat Eiffert and Glenda Geier. Third Row: Eveline Golden, Elizabeth Healy, Mary Healy, Francis Hecker, Dot Horvath, Pot Kirby and Mignonne Konecny. Fourth Row: Blanche Laiche, Maria Larrain, Mary Lumsden, Anna Monteiro, Mary Mumme, Beverly Pecunia and Henryetta Rareshide. Fifth Row: Christine Reichert, Pat Talbot, Barbara Williams and Tootsie Williams. Theodora Tumminallo Vice-Pref. Robwt Daiglo Secretary ST. ALOYSIUS SODALITY John Spansel Prefect First Row: Emmeit Anderson, Ray Eiffert, Ronald Fonseca, Donald Gannuch, Robert Golden and Kenneth Gregory. Second Row: Charles Hausknecht, Fredrick Holland, Edward Howley, Larry LoGraize, Merrill Londwehr and Frank Lombardo. Third Row: Edward McConnell, Edgar Maresmo, James Messina, George Rojas, Roland Spe- dale and David Strassel. Fourth Row: Albert Temes, James Terrell, Ronald Thompson and Charles Unger. Olga Seiferth Prefect OUR LADY OF THE WAYSIDE SODALITY Catherine Gegenheimer Vice-Pref. Mary Menard Secretary First Row: Joanne Catanese, Carol Cunningham, Ruth Daigle, Carol DIttmann and Joan Failla. Second Row: Rosemary Hoppe, Betty Johnston, Theresa Kelly, Cecile Richinse and Mary Stackpole. Albert Boudreaux Sec.-Treas. ST. IVES SODALITY Nicholas Gagliano Prefect 212 Frank Demerest, Daniel LeBlanc, Gene Palmisano and Kent Satterlee. Miss Snyder plans faculty strategy for game with students. Sodality Book Sale for Missions. Student -— o .e„o.,3....,,, Chr SODALITY SPOTS Carol Cronan „.d Ann cur., reaay to deport for weekend retreat. The Ghastly, grim, ungainly group. 213 4;%I ' ' « AWARDS 216 VARSITY BASKETBALL 217 CD Ph FRESHMAN BASKETBALL BASEBALL TRACK GOLF 230 235 240 243 INTRAMURALS 244 A JOB WELL DONE 247 215 Pete Gaudin — outstanding varsity basketball player, best rebounding trophy and best free throw trophy for 1955-56 basketball season. ••«  . Outstanding baseball players for the 1955-56 base- ball season. Left to right: Lee Boudreaux, highest batting average; Marco Tumminello, outstanding field- er; Coach Jack Orsley; Mickey Cherry, most valuable player and Charlie Gallmann, outstanding pitcher. BASKETBALL Despite its 11-14 record during the 1955-56 season, LU ' s var- sity basketball team played a topnotch brand of basketball. The Wolves had to wade through the toughest cage slate in modern history, which included such national powers as the Univeristy 6f San Francisco, unbeaten in two years and NCAA champs twice; and Oklahoma City, Dayton, Cincinnati, Seattle and Xavier of Ohio. Coach Jim McCofferty put his lads in the annual Oklahoma City Invitational Tournament — daddy of all cage tournaments — where LU managed 6 1-2 record. LU ' s biggest win was an upset of the then powerful Bradley Braves during the earlier port of the season. LU won that one, 71 -65. Frisco beat Loyola, 61-43. A lad who could possibly be the greatest eager in Loyola history was uncovered during the past year. He is Pete Gaudin, a 6 ft. 5 in. sophomore forward. Gaudin became the first sopho- more in LU history to score 400 points; he finished seventh in the nation among major college free throw leaders with 130 out of 157 for a .828 average; he led the team in rebounds with 249; in field goal percentages with .431; in total points with 400; and in averages with 16.0 per game. Naturally, Gaudin is considered the lad of the future. Coach -JAMES J. McCAFFERTY Athletic Director FR. J. J. MOLLOY, S.J. Top Row: John Murret, George Rinoldi, George Mettler, Charles Gallmonn, John Broussard. Middle Row: Bernard Brennan, William Schweiberger, Richard Vavrick, James Hall, Pete Gaudtn. Bottom Row: Henry Exsterstein, John Lorio, Raymond Doran, Robert O ' Donnell. 217 a H 1 CO-CAPTAIN VAVRICK 1 1 H ■-- isijE: ' V .., ' S TWO POINTS. CO-CAPTAIN GALLMANN £1 ALL THE u: S. . BOYS WATCH CHARLIE MAKE TWO. -. I KING HIS FABULOUS 400. 41 ' % V WttL ; ' v CRIT ATTEMPTS A LEFT-HANDED LAY-UP JIM JUMP ' i V:A ' . i--.;jUiaM MURRET HOUT LOOKING MMIMWMH EXSTERSTEIN : K f SCHWEIBERGER N. TIPS THE BALL IN BROUSSARD mm, [ -A, ♦  ' I 1 w 1 % V • ' BOB O ' DONNELL GEORGE METTLER .. ■■■l 1 1 r r RAY DORAN BERNIE BRENNAN GEORGE RINALDI 227 Dig that crazy dribble. 228 scv oo - cv JOHN PAQUEHE ARTIST i vV Pete ' s drivin ' for the basket. 229 WOLF-PUPS This year ' s Wolfpups team comprised a record of 21 wins and 8 loses against some fine service teams and college Freshmen aggregations. As a result of their fine showing in winning the SAAU Tournament, they were selected to make the trip to Denver for the N.A.A.U. championships. To their glory the Pups won one and lost one against the country ' s finest amateur teams. Much credit is due Coach Jones and his minions. Names like Bob McLaughlin and Karl Vogt the co-captains. Bob Hughes, John Sullivan, Gene Mellican and Bob Coding will be heard echoing for the next three years in Loy- ola ' s basketball wars. Coach Boo Jones Top Row: G. DeArmond, R. Goding, K. Vogt, J. Sullivan, J. Jordan, P. Latino, Coach Boo Jones. Bottom Row: R. Brillhart, W. Buquoi, G. Mellican, A. Hickey, R. McLaughlin, R. Hughes. 230 w L P F U P S I o H N T I P S I N T W O P O I N T S Ronnie ' s got his eyes on the ball. I N A C T I N G O D I N G D R I V E S A- T T H E G O A L K A R L P U L L S D O W N R E B O U N D Coach Jones gives the boys some pre-game advice. 1955-56 WOLFPUP SCOREBOARD Acta ' 5 .,. dn ® PLAYER 1. Bob McLaughlin 2. Karl Vogf 3. Bob Hughes 4. Bob Coding 5. Gene Mellican 6. John Sullivan 7. Art Radvillas 8. Toot DeArmond 9. Jimmy Jordan 10. Ronni e Brillhart 1 1. Ralph Pauslna 12. Al Hickey 13. Pete Latino 14. Chares Decker 15. Wil Denis l vVil 84 48 79 79 55 74 68 60 73 80 79 80 59 82 79 29 28 29 29 28 25 14 19 8 6 8 3 3 2 1 170 157 152 108 84 49 40 37 17 14 8 4 3 4 FTA 179 113 68 120 97 44 48 20 2 5 4 8 7 2 2 FTM 123 70 43 82 73 23 28 8 1 1 4 4 1 45 84 72 82 83 53 21 15 5 8 10 3 2 2 709 SEASON SCORES TP 463 384 347 298 241 121 108 82 34 29 17 12 10 9 232 Kaiser S.A.K. Frat. Keesler AFB Pearl River J. C. Pearl River J. C. LSU Frosh Commodity Credit Miss Southern Frosh Shell Oil Camp Leroy Johnson Miss Southern Frosh NOAC Seniors Pensacola Navy Pensacola Navy LSU Frosh 28 39 80 36 52 56 71 80 59 59 72 65 77 85 58 Won 21 Commodity Credit NOAC Juniors Coast Guard St. Mary ' s La Rocca A.C. Shell Oil NOAC Juniors NOAC Seniors La Rocca A.C. Troop 65 NOAC Seniors La Rocca A.C. Western Investment The Comets AVG. 16.0 13.7 11.9 10.2 8.6 4.8 7.7 4.2 4.2 4.8 2.1 4.0 3.3 4.5 0.0 74.5 49 58 35 50 64 79 48 58 88 74 64 70 67 85 THE SCOREBOARD SCORING STATISTICS PLAYER GMS FGA FGM PCT. FTA FTM PCT. REB PF TP AVG. Gaudin 25 313 135 .431 157 130 .828 249 43 400 16.0 Lorio 24 239 82 .343 123 79 .642 57 66 243 10.1 Galltnann 25 269 91 .338 79 49 .620 94 72 231 9.2 Vavricic 25 207 75 .362 87 53 .609 163 61 203 8.1 Hall 25 265 80 .301 42 22 .523 158 50 182 7.2 O ' Donnell 10 155 47 .303 36 27 .702 33 15 121 12.1 Schwe!berger 25 125 48 .384 40 22 .550 138 57 118 4.7 Brennan 12 64 16 .250 31 21 .677 89 20 53 4.4 Exsterstein 11 61 18 .295 22 11 .500 11 9 47 4.3 Rinaldi 6 21 5 .238 8 4 .500 11 9 14 2.3 Murret 19 22 6 .272 8 2 .250 24 21 14 Doran 3 14 3 .214 2 2 1.000 5 4 8 Broussard 4 9 1 .111 3 2 .666 2 3 4 25 1764 607 .344 638 424 .648 1034 430 1638 65.5 GAME SCORES christian Bros. Louisiana College S. L. i. Miami (Fla.) L. S. U. Bradley U. San Francisco U. Seattle U. Idaho State Texas Tech Santa Clara U. Mississippi Southern Marquette U. 51 53 Cincinnati U. 46 54 83 65 65 61 74 87 63 53 55 85 Won 11 -Lost 14 47 75 50 54 66 62 69 94 78 70 75 Spring Hill College Florida State U. Mississippi Southern Xavier U. Oklahoma City U. Dayton U. Eastern Kentucky S. L. I. Oklahoma City U. Spring Hill College Florida State U. 85 59 85 45 75 81 82 80 67 93 58 72 233 BASEBALL Coach Jack Orsley, who has a personal penchant for winning, got his Loyola Wolfpack baseballers through a 12-7 season during 1956. Thus the Wolves kept their record intact of never having a losing base- ball season. Actually, Loyola could and probably would have had a better year if Tony Chimento and Butsey Morlas, two top regulars, had not been injured. Morlas spent the entire season as manager. In three previous years, he was one of the Pack ' s best infielders and one of their top hitters. Chimento, injured during the Dixie Classic, played sparingly during the balance of the season. Whatever success the Wolf baseballers man- aged during the year was attributed to the fine hitting of Lee Boudrecux (he hit .426) and the hurling of Charley Gallmann (he had a 5-1 record). Competing in their first baseball tournament, the Orsleymen had a 1-2 record in the annual Dixie Classic, beating Amherst and losing to North Carolina and to Wake Forest, NCAA champs. JACK ORSLEY, COACH 234 Top Row: Coach Jack Orsley, J. Murret, P. Gelpi, C. Gallmann, L. Pollet, V. Messina, V. Marinello. Second Row: T. Chimento, J. Spansel, W. Jordan, F. Lombardo, F. Klein, J. Faust. Third Row: J. Borello, T. Surcouf, L. Boudreaux, M. Cherry, M. Tuminello, R. Abel. Tuminello — Best Fielder Squirrel keeps the scorebook straight. LOYOLA REPRESENTS THE UNITED STATES IN EL SALVADOR United Stcrt. ' ' ' P esentcrt.ves, The boys take ofi for Central America. 235 Viewing the game from the dug-out. It ' s a race for first. 236 Boudreaux — Best Batter -A. Boogie lays into the ball. 237 The outfielders. Cherry — Most Valuable 238 SCOREBOARD INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS PLAYER GMS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI PCT. Lee Boudreaux 18 64 19 29 5 4 25 .426 Gene Faust 13 42 12 17 1 6 .404 Tony Chimento 10 31 6 12 1 1 . 14 .387 Mickey Cherry 18 68 17 20 4 1 1 13 .294 Marco Tuminello 16 55 12 16 1 9 .290 John Murref 18 58 15 16 3 3 16 .275 Ronnie Abel 14 47 11 12 3 2 1 5 .255 Tom Surcouf 5 12 3 1 .250 Joel Borrello 9 25 5 6 3 .240 Charlie Gallmann 7 18 5 4 1 .222 Wil Jourdan 18 61 10 11 3 1 9 .180 Lloyd Pollet 8 12 2 2 4 .166 Frank Lombardo 12 27 2 4 1 1 .148 Paul Gelpi 8 21 3 3 .142 John Spansel 5 7 1 1 1 .142 Frank Klein 9 15 5 2 2 .133 Vince Messina 3 8 1 1 .125 Vince Marinello 7 12 3 1 1 3 .083 18 587 129 160 22 3 12 113 .272 PITCHING IP W SO W-L Char ie Gal mann 39 37 24 5-1 Lioyc Pollet 24 2 3 15 18 3-1 Paul Gelpi 65 28 30 4-2 John Spansel 26 2 3 13 16 0-1 Frank Klein 5 1 3 5 5 0-1 SCORES 3 Northeast Lou isiana 8 North Carolina 12 7 Northeast Lou isiana 6 11 Spring Hill 10 Northwestern U. 7 11 Ole Miss 6 14 Northwestern U. 7 4 Ole Miss 5 4 S. L. 1. 1 15 S. L. 1. 6 5 Centenary 4 Mississippi Southern 1 4 Georgia U. 5 9 Mississippi Southern 1 5 Wake Forest 11 4 L. S. U. 10 11 Amherst 7 Spring Hill 2 239 TRACK Loyola University ' s 1956 track team, while lacking in num- bers, had an abundance of individual talent. And it was the talent of performers like seniors Sam Ascani and Erwin Caswell and sophomore Jerry Heap which stood out during a winless season. Ascani, for the second time, was voted as the outstanding fieldman in the Southwestern La. Relays in Lafayette. Caswell ran second behind the fabulous Dave Sime of Duke in the 100- yard-dash at the Florida Relays this spring for his best effort of the year. These two lads, along with Heap, were the big pointmakers for the Wolfpack. Heap, incidentally, set a new record at Florida State in the hurdles event. During ' 56 Coach Buford Boo Jones found that talent alone couldn ' t carry his Wolfpack to successes over the likes of Louisiana State, Florida State and Southwestern La. Institute. The Wolves managed a second in a triangular meet with LSD and Miss. State, however. Again it was largely due to the ef- forts of the big three. T R A C K M E N 240 Top Row: Coach Jones, J. Heap, M. Sherry, T. Heap, J. Lockhart. Bottom Row: C. Pittman, R. Menard, E. Caswell, S. Ascani. ASCANI BEST FIELDMAN All Around Ascani. CASWELL OUTSTANDING TRACKMAN Caswell first again. 241 m TRACK x Jerry Heap qoes over = 0 Jerry and Teddy Heap FRESHMEN Top: R. Bodet, I. Murphy, R. Petitbon and B. Brinker. Bottom: Coach Boo Jones, G. Amuedo, D. Hinkle and G. Drozeski 242 GOLF An up and coming sport at Loyola, golf may soon be a major sport in Loyola ' s athletic program. As of this printing John O ' Connell will represent Loyola in the 1956 NCAA golf tournament on the Ohio State campus in June. Good luck. 243 THE SCOREBOARD Sport Football Basketball Baseball Tennis (Girls) Track and Field Events Track and field winner. Intramural director, Jack Orsley computes total points of high point man Dick Bodet. Mickey LaNasa Winner of TOO and 220 yard dashes. Winner Law School S.A.K. Outcasts Lynn Krupp S.A.K. I N T R A A flip of the coin by tl 244 Ref starts the game. ffOMl etvi- e DISCUS PERRET - WINNER LAGATTUTA AND JEMAR TIE IN THE SHOT PUT DORVIN (LEFT) THROWS 245 wsm Up and over GIRLS ' TENNIS CHAMP LYNN KRUPP 246 ' JACK OF ALL TRADES EARL RICHARDS TRAINER SIDNEY TIGER WADE A JOB WELL DONE Congratulations again to the men behind the scenes who are seldom commended for the excellent work they perform THE EDITOR on WOLF 250 E-H 1=3 P-4 MAROON PHARMACY JOURNAL LAW REVIEW STUDENT DIRECTORY PIKE 253 256 256 257 257 249 THE Vinca Carevich, Ed. WOLF Mary Healy, Assoc. Ed. Dick Vavrick, Bus. Mgr. 250 Mary Arroyo, Rosemary Shepard — Adv. Staff Russ Cresson, Wolf Photographer Fr. John Toomey, Moderator Marilyn Johnson (center). Class Ed. Rochelle Bonner (left), Jackie Uber (right), Staff Members Standing (I. to r.): Noreen Faulds, Publications Ed. Beth Healy, Student Life Ed. Seated (I. to r.): Maria Larrain, Fraternity Ed. Mary Aitken, Staff Member Susie Benin, Feature Ed. Beverly Cambre, Administration Ed. Mary Jane Watkins, Staff Member Eveline Golden, Sodality Ed.; Sue Lagattuta, Staff Member. Bill Longfellow, Beauties Ed.; Marilyn Hall, Cam- pus Calender Ed.; Eugene Guccione, Student Photographer. Distributing the Wolf 252 LOYOLA MAROON Tootsie Williams, Ed. Since its founding in 1922, the Maroon, Loyola ' s official newspaper, has been the mirror of campus life. Through its editorials, it has done much to spread Catholic thought. Under the capable leader- ship of Tootsie Williams, an all-round top-notch newspaper was turned out news-wise, sports-wise and editorial-wise. In addition to the remarkable accomplishment of never missing a deadline, The Loyola Maroon again won AJI-Americon rating for each semester of the 1 955-56 season. We of Loyola and the Wolf staff say, hots-off, Maroon, for a job well done. Marilyn Johnson, Adv. Mgr.; Raphael Eiffert, Bus. Mgr.; George Rojas, Circulation Mgr. 253 Shirley Sfoma, Advisory Ed. Ed Fricke, Moderator Leo McLean, News Ed. Charlie Gaudin, Sports Ed. 254 Joan Gaulene, Desk Ed. Marooners Senior reporters, Steib and Lopez Carolyn Faison Gail Grttter Isabella Keefe Fred Kleppner Evelyn Komma Tessie Lopez Elizabeth AAcGee Whitney Munot John Payton Thomas Schexnayder 255 PHARMACY JOURNAL Editor Marilyn Gennaro The Pharmacy Journal is presented through the joint efforts of the faculty and students in the College of Phar- macy. It does an excellent job of keeping the interested students up to date on happenings in the pharmacy world. Meivin Bourgeois, Treasurer Geraldine Bulndo, Exchange Ed. Yvonne Dietrich, Assistant Ed. Raley Hebert, Associate Ed. Merim Kather, Feature Ed. James Serpas, Bus. Mgr. LAW REVIEW Editor John J. McAuley The Law Review is a publication of the Law School brought out at the conclusion of the school year. It furnishes an outlet for creative writing in law. The membership of the Board includes a group of honor students with a faculty member as the editor. This year Professor John McAuley was the editor. Thomas Casey Nicholas Gagliano Alvin La Coste Daniel Le Blanc Dennis Rousseau Kent Saterlee Grace Tedesco Fritz Westenberger 256 STUDENT DIRECTORY Hurtis Nelson, Ed. Every year, during the early part of the fall semester, members of Alpha PI Omicron Service Fraternity pyblish the Student Register. It provides the telephone numbers, street addresses of students, faculty members and em- ployes. Here is another example of the unselfish and never- ending work done by A. P. O. J. Keith Guillory, Bus. Mgr. PIKE Since the Spring of 1955, the College of Business Administration has actively participated in publishing a monthly newspaper entitled The Pike. it is sponsored by the Pi Kappa Epsilon professional commerce fraternity. However, all students in the college write articles. The editor this year was Otto Goessel who was helpfully aided by Ray Buras, president of the fraternity. They do a very good job of keeping the students up on the happenings in the business college. Ray Buras, P.K.E. pres.; Otto Goessel, Ed. 257 n REGULAR ARMY STAFF 260 REGIMENTAL STAFF 261 CD BATTALIONS PERSHING RIFLES 262 270 tn ADVANCED CADET ASSOCIATION 272 AWARDS 273 RIFLE TEAMS 274 INSPECTIONS AND REVIEWS 275 259 Maj. Robert Jordan ARMY CADRE Lt. Col. Luther R. Barth Capt. Lawrence Hannon OFFICERS AND STAFF Capt. Clarke Shumaker S.F.C. C. Lanham, M Sgt. E. Enrico and S.F.C. H. Taylor Capt. Tom Oberst 260 SEATED: Sgt. O. Nelson, M Sgt. L. Cambeii and Sgt. A. Stanich. Standing: S.F.C. J. Geraci. Cadet Col. R. Heap First Row: R. Heap. Second Row: R. Rod, E. Caswell, D. Rousseau. Third Row: J. Connor, L. Boudreaux, M. Mount and R. Daigle. FALL SEMESTER REGIMENTAL SB 83. « A STAFFS Miss Dale Hickey Regimental Sponsor First Row: R. Rod. Second Row: E. Simon, D. Rousseau, N. Schaubhut, R. Tracy and M. Mount. Cadet Col. R. Rod 261 H 1ST BATTALION STAFFS First Row: P. Gelpi. Second Row: E. Simon, S. Barker, J. Gelpi, H. Eiserleh and J. Bagert. FALL Miss Lynn Craft Sponsor SPRING Front Row: S. Barker. Second Row: E. Caswell, R. O ' Donnell, J. Gelpi and T. Russo. 262 First Row: J. Berrigan, E. Lausteunau, R. Trahant, J. Spansel, and G. Gallmann. Second Row: R. Webre, T. Sur- couf, W. Connick, P. Cavallo, J. Borrello, H. DeHarne, J. Faust and C. Libert. Third Row: G. Boudreaux, A. Flach, H. Abadie, W. Mundt, N. Mourice, J. Lanoux and F. Troncale. Fourth Row: L. Anderson, V. Morinello, W. Buquoi, J. Hebert, R. Chauvin, L. Doucet, W. Cahill, B. Keller, and R. Fricken. Fifth Row: J. Abadie, R. Neeb, B. Kaller, R. Golden, E. Hymel, N. Pilie, E. Guillot, K. Garland, R. Carr and E, Didier. COMPANY A First Row: J. Berrigan. Second Row: P. Antinori, T. Woods, J. Spansel and E. Loustaunau. Third Row: J. Borrello, P. Cavallo and G. Boudreaux. 2-63 mHmmmm First Row: C. Cherry. Second Row: J. McSweeney, C. Simon, J. Shea and J. Paquette. Third Row: T. Finney, W. Comeaux, R. Eifferf and N. White. ! tr ' fcSii 264 First Row: N. White, J. McSweeney, C. Cherry, C. Simon and J. Paquette. Second Row: R. Brits ch, C. Hausknecht, R. Eiffert, J. O ' Connell, C. Smith, W. Comeaux, T. Finney and J. Fabbra. Third Row: D. LaNasa, R. Voll, L. Mc- Lean, F. Shirer, R. Jacques and M. Landwehr. Fourth Row: O. LeBlanc, E. Carboni, J. Hunnicutt, L. Maumus, W. Pattison, A. Schlusser, F. Kleppner and J. Duffy. Fifth Row: T. Schafer, R. Young, H. Kahn, F. Graziano, D. Magne, S. Lusco and W. Vollor. V fi B MMlb) cSb li ■■■ ■■ Ll Ur -lL-: First Row: E. Boudreaux, C. Moret, G. Mettler, W. Blessey, T. Toronto and R. Daigle. Second Row: R. Abel, T. Heap, T. Calamiri, J. Lorio, G. St. Romain, E. McConnell, R. Menard, W. Finegan and A. Huxen. Third Row: H. Franz, A. DeLaHoussaye, E. Guillot, R. Lesseps, G. Heap, F. Trower, E. Howley, E. Vila and P. Daschbach. Fourth Row: R. Pausina, W. Vogt, J. McShane, O. Campagna, R. Ganucheau, M. Maher, L. Schulingkamp and A. Stompf. Fifth Row: R. Gay, W. Curry, G. Tomich, J. Hoskins, L. Hattier, S. Hickey, J. VanHoof, W. Moore and S. Mannino. Miss Sue Wegmann Sponsor COMPANY C First Row: A. Chimento. Second Row: W. Finegan, W. Blessey, C. Moret, E. Boudreaux, A. Huxen and J. Lorio. 265 First Row: N. Schaubhut. Second Row: R. Tracy, E. Weiser, N. Landry, D. Boudreaux, K. Wild and J. McGee. FALL Miss Nancy Battle Sponsor 2ND BATTALION STAFFS First Row: L. Fitzmorris. Second Row: E. Weisner, T. Walshe and R. Dugas. 266 - First Row: R. Finegan, J. Gaudet, C. Taggart, J. Cottingham, D. Fontcuberta, J. Oustalet, J. Mayer, P. Morrero, A. Raymond and D. Strain. Second Row: R. Arnaud, M. Margavio, F. Messina, P. Gondoifo, A. Monlezun, A. Bonfanti, J. Gagliano, J. Torre and Al Kibler. Third Row: R. St. Remain, S. Murphy, G. Berfsch, W. Trammell, C. Merkl, H. LeBlanc, G. Friedman, D. Villarubia and D. Falcon. Fourtii Row: W. Miller, F. Veters, D. Dauphin, R. Ginn, R. Keily, N. Rodriguez, J. Mayer, J. Ferro, N. Tolpo and H. Sepulveda. COMPANY D 267 First Row: W. Jourdan. Second Row: T. Russo, J. Broussard, M. LaGasse, T. Turn- er, M. Boneventure and A. Pizzatola. COMPANY E First Row: J. McGee, J. Salvaggio, W. Jourdan, M. Lagasse and J. Exnicios. Second Row: D. Barrios, J. Perret, M. Boneventure, I. Martinez, G. Karom, R. Haydel, E. Turner, G. Hoag and A. Pizzatola. Third Row: S. LaRocca, J. Morris, L. Wineski, A. Antony, H. Bienvenu, R. Ahrens, W. Roper, A. Morse and C. Delcambre. Fourth Row: M. Smith, D. Hinkle, F. Sclafani, W. Toronto, E. Blind, F. Lovecchio, R. Vidacovich and T. Walsh. Fifth Row: G. Plunkett, A. Rozos, G. Noman, J. Jordan, D. Filostrot, R. Blanchard, J. Dazzio, R. Benigno and D. Johnston. 268 Sai MatiiBaai ; III r ' J 1 SrSi ft - 1 Front Row: R. McClure, G. Saterlee, D. Stapp, P. Mule and D. Salzar. Second Row: G. Drozeski, J. Curtis, D. Donaldson, J. Bordelon, G. Vite, G. Guilbault, M. Luce and G. Rojas. Third Row: D. Ardoin, R. Ruiz, R. McLaugh- lin, C. Pumilis, C. Faucheux, J. Frey and M. Tuminello. Fourth Row: R. Bickerstaff, P. Dupuy, L. Gravey, B. Sodek, C. Wise and G. Shepard. Fifth Row: J. Payton, R. Cousins, R. Stechmann and H. Anderson. COMPANY T ' Front Row: D. Stapp. Second Row: D. Salzar, G. Satterlee, P. Mule, R. McClure, G. Rojas, A. Raymond and J. Bordelon. 269 PERSHING RIFLES Ex-Little Colonel Carrol Cunningham has had her ups and downs. Reduced to the Rank of Honorary Major this year as PR sponsor, she was restored to her prior rank as sponsor of the Fourth District paralleling the drill team ' s copping the title. She is now sponsor of the National Society, with rank of Honorary Brigadier General. Some of the countr s largest universities were among the 150 who entered contestants. Pershing Rifle Commander George Frilot receives award for tying Fourth District Drill meet with LSU. First Row: R. Jacquet, E. Schmidt, J. Lockhart, S. Davis, A. Muiler. Second Row: D. Frilot, G. Bodet, J. Wellbacher, P. McGinity, L. Duveilh, J. Kenny. Third Row: R. Cullom, K. Drez, P. Carrol, F. E. Johnson, V. A. Messina, R. Eck- ert, J. Young, Guide. e. (? U 4 M Advanced Cadets — E Schmidt, Exec; G. Frilot, C. O.; J. Lockhart, Adjutant. 271 ADVANCED CADET ASSN. Matthew Mount Secretary Cadets Bobby Morgan, Milson Luce, and Johnny Paquette assist General Carol Cunningham provide intermission entertainment at the Military Ball. Bill Finegan Treasurer J W! « ' ' ' '  .., The Cadet officers present the sponsors at the Fall Formal at the Algiers Naval ] 272 ROTC AWARDS Father Doyle presents the Dean ' s Award to Tom Woods. Father Donnelly and Mayor Morrison congratu- late Don Frilot, winner of the President ' s Award. Ed Schmidt accepts the American Legion Award. The Pershing Rifles winning team — George Frilot, sponsor Carol Cun- ningham, and Ed Schmidt. 273 RIFLE TEAMS Gorson Drozeski, David Magne, George Pabst, Robert Miller, Copt. C. Schumaker, coach, Ronald Rod, Thomas Woods Suzanne Coco, Page Dugas, June Smith, Pam Jones, Coach Capt Schumaker, Barbara Palm, Sue Brightsen 274 PR ' s periorm Queen Anne formation. The Little Colonel and ROTC Sponsors. Mayor Morrison decorates George Frilot with the U. S. Army Association Medal. Col. Barth awards the Provost Marshall General ' s award to Dennis Rousseau. 275 INSPECTIONS Col. Barth accompanies visitors during Fall Ordinance Inspection. Rain or shine, the inspection must go on. It ain ' t fer real boys. It ' s only a model. ' SUMMER CAMP They are heading home from summer camp. And who should Fr. Donnelly meet but Tom, Ronnie, and Gus. No, they aren ' t going to walk it. Billy Blessey is toying with a real mine. 276 That fits well enough. Cadets watch an Army training film. Hard decisions are required by the Army. Capt. T. C. Oberst gives Phil a few pointers before the competition. Guess who is going to take a swim? Practice makes perfect — and helps Loyola win the prize. The PR ' s perform at half time during the Back the Pack Campaign. 277 ' mm ' mm 4k- SOCIAL FRATERNITIES 280 w SERVICE FRATERNITIES HONOR AND PROFESSIONAL FRATERNITIES 290 294 279 ALPHA DELTA GAMMA President Forrest Smith Vice-President Gasper Schiro Recording Secretary Andy Pierce Corresponding Secretary Hillary deBen Treasurer Roland Aswad Sgt.-at-arms Matt Schott Business Manager Lou Cressionnie Chaplain Anthony DiMaggio FORREST SMITH President Louis Abadie Arthur Antony Didier Ardoin Roland Aswad Dan Bontempo Hampton Bourgeois Edward Boyle Lou Cressionnie Joe D ' Aquin Hillery DeBen Anthony DiMaggio Thomas DuBos Jim Egan Richard Englisbee Donald Falcon 1 V... MARGIE FASTRING ADG Sweetheart The A.D.G. ' s lift their steins. Edward Howley Rene Jacques Randolph Lesseps Ronald Levy Charles Louree Edgar Maresma James Murphy Andrew Pierce Paul Rozas August Scheurich Gasper Schiro Matthew Schott Frederick Vetters Gerry Vite Robert Young Pat Farley Frank Gennusa Carl Guderian George Guilbault BEGGARS President James Berrigan Vice-President Thomas Payer Secretary William Blessey Treasurer Thomas Woods Sgt.-at-arms Gerald Bodet JAMES BERRIGAN President Harley Albert John Alleman Carlos Ayala Martin Belanger Clement Betpouey William Blessey Gerald Bodet Richard Bodet Philip Brooks Clifford Brown William Cahill John Christensen John Connor John Cottingham John Cummings John Epiing Edward Fabacher Leon Ferrier Robert Finegan William Finegan Thomas Walshe, emcee, presents the winner ' s trophy to Jim Berrigon, Beggars ' president. Bob Ginn George Hoag Albert Huxen Emil Johnson Oliver LeBlanc Bill Longfellow Crit Lorio Jim McCune Henry Manning Charles Mary James Meyers Francis Mouton Thomas Rayer Roy Riche Bill Rives George Rojas George Satterlee George Shepard Myron Smith Emile Turner Richard Vidacovich Terry Walshe Richard Webre Thomas Woods SIGMA ALPHA KAPPA President George Frilot Vice-President Don Boudreaux Secretary Joel Borello Treasurer Matthew Mount Historian Jack Meyer Sgt.-at-arms Arthur Raymond Chaplain John Salvaggio GEORGE FRILOT President Jerry Amuede Sammy Barker Digby Barrios Fred Belou Eugene Blaum Joel Borello Don Boudreaux Brian Brinker Bobby Britsch Phil Carroll Jerry Choppin Harvey Couch Jim Curtis Sidney Davis Billy Derbes Don Drez Ken Drez Dick Eckert John Faherty Mike Federico Don Frilot Ray Ganucheau Johnny Gelpi Lynn Ketchum Jim Lockhart Don McClure Pat McGinity Louis Maumus Eddie Merritt Nat Morice Matthew Mount Boogie Murret Wade North Richie Petibon Noel Pilie Irvin Plaisance Gordon Plunkett C. J. Pumilia Thomas Quaid Arthur Raymond Jerry Redmann Edison Ricca Paul Rose John Salvaggio Charles Silva Don Strain Marco Tumminello Charles Unger Tom Walshe Joseph Weilbachei Pat Wilkerson Delosa Young John Young John Zollinger UPSILON BETA LAMBDA U.B.L. really lives it up at the Jambaloya Party. President O. A. GoessI Vice-President William Wagner Corresponding Secretary James Serpas Recording Secretary Henry Maggio Treasurer Melvin Bourgeois O. A. GOESSL President Al Barone Melvin Bourgeois Harstry Dupuy GERALDINE BIUNDO Sweetheart Alvin LaCoste Henry AAaggio Irving Martinez Roy Montalbano Walter Pattison Whitney Polltier Anthony Schlosser James Serpas John Stampley Albert Temes Frank Tripoli William Wagner BETA ALPHA EPSILON President Sue Lagattuta Vice-President Pat Talbot Recording Secretary Mary V. Mumme Corresponding Secretary .... Mary Ellen Ward Treasurer Louise Makofsky Historian Eveline Golden SUE LAGATTUTA President AAelsie Adams Mary Arroyo Jean Aswad Vicki BMIac Mary Jane Blanchard Sue Bonin Barbara Broussard Carole Breithoff Beverly Cambre Vinca Carevich Laura Comiskey Catherine Cummings Carroll Daly Marie Duvic Noreen Faulds Corrinne Gately Eveline Golden Susie Hanemann Mary Healy Marianne Hebert Louise Makofsky Johanna AAaisai Jalna AAoak Mary V. AAumn Lois Najolia Rosalie Parrino May Beth Puissegu. Rose M. Shepard Ann Smith Lorrie Swords Pat Talbot Joan Teres i Mary Ellen Ward Mary Jane Watkins Sue Wegmann ' tt L.S.L. activities during the 1955-56 session included Miss Ruth Mc- Shane ' s reception into L.S.L. as an honorary member. Nancy Carlos was named L.S.L. girl of the year. Rosie Parrino received a trophy for having been president for 1955-56. Father Burke was guest speaker at the annual banquet. (Middle) L.S.L. ushered at basket- ball games. (Bottom) Freshmen members were welcomed at a party. LAMBDA SIGMA LAMBDA President Rosalie Parrino Vice-President Shirley Trusty Recording Secretary Marilyn Johnson Corresponding Secretary Peachie MeGee Treasurer Maria Larrain Historian Mary Ellen Ward Sgt.-at-arms Patsy Talbot L.S.L. is a service sorority. The requirement for membership is a willingness to work without praise, where work is needed. This year L.S.L. celebrated its fifteenth anniversary. L.S.L. also won the award for the most active organization on the campus during 1955-56. Mary Aitken Joan Arnold Mary Arnold Gertie Beauford i ROSALIE PARRINO President Joy Boes Susie Bonin Rochelle Bonner Mary Grace Bosworth Leoncia Boudreaux Susan Burke Vinca Carevich Sue Coco Nancy Carlos Bev Cambre Palma Covington Joan Crain Rosalee Culicchia Margaret Cummins Carroll Daly Doris DePaoli Sylvia Deschamps Page Dugas Liz Devlin Pat Eiffert Joan Failla Margie Fastring Noreen Faulds Corinne Gately Patsy Giordina Eveline Golden Ursula Gremillion Sus ie Hanemann Jackie Hatrel Beth Healy Mary Healy Dot Horvath Eleanore Housey Marilyn Johnson Betty Johnston Pam Jones Sue Lagattuta Maria Larrain Tessie Lopez Peachie McGee Pat McGlinchey Mimi Machin Opal Mahler Jalna Moak Lee Morris Mary Virginia Mumme Christine Reichart Carolyn Riviere Jean Riviere Kate Scully Olga Sfciferth Gladys Selva Rosemary Shepard Ann Smith Shirley Stoma Pat Talbot Jean TeresI Shirley Trusty Jackie Uber Carolyn Villarrubia Mary Ellen Ward Mary Jane Watkins Sue Wegmann Barbara Williams Tootsie Williams A.P.O. boys introduce freshmen to the campus. ALPHA PI OMICRON President Peter Cavallo Vice-President J. Keith Guillory Secretary Bill LaSalle Treasurer Hurtis Nelson Sgt.-at-Arms Ed Pesee Chaplain George Guilbault A.P.O. service fraternity serves Loyola and the community through development of the virtues of love, loyalty, leadership, and generosity in its members. One of the chief projects of the fraternity is the annual publication and distribution of the Stu- dent Directory. Members serve as ushers f6r such functions as the Mass of the Holy Ghost, Baccalaureate Mass, Talent Night, and Freshman Orientation. Members of A.P.O. are men who devote themselves to unselfish service. PETER CAVALLO President Harold Anderson Kenneth Beck Jim Bordelon 292 Andre Brousseau Gus de la Houssaye Gordon Drozeski Harstry Dupuy George Friedman Bill Geary Bob Golden George Guilbault Keith Gull lory Bill LaSalle Randy Lesseps Bill Louree Irving Martinez James Meyers Bill Miller Hurtis Nelson Ed Pesce Gordon Plunkett Lee Sens Robert Young ummmmmmwiSr «IIMIiMIIMHl PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA Lynn Murphy, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia sweet- heart of ' 55, presents the trophy to Lynn Kelly, who received it for Theresa Kelly Couch, sweetheart of ' 56. President Patrick Harrigan Vice-President Charles Suhor Secretary Lloyd Celentano Treasurer Curtis Rome Warden Robert Morgan Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia has as its purpose the advancement of the cause of music in America, the fostering of mutual welfare and brotherhood of music students, and the encouragement of loyalty to the alma mater. The chief function of the Loyola Chapter is the sponsoring of the annual Nite at Loyola. PATRICK HARRIGAN President Henry Barreco John Bourgeois Ray Canton Lloyd Celentano Ross DeNicoIa Clark Giffin John Guarino Carl Hellmers Carl Meyers Robert Morgan Louis Pendarvis Jerome Reso Curtis Rome Lee Sens PHI BETA President Wanda Laris Vice-President Theresa Kelly Secretary Catherine Gegenheimer Treasurer Olga Seiferth The Epsilon chapter of Phi Beta was chartered at Loyola in 1939. The fraternity has as its purpose the promotion of good music and speech, the fostering of college spirit, the social and intellectual advance- ment of its members, and the development in its members of the highest type of womanhood. Newly initiated members of Phi Beta Joan Failla Barbara Faulkner Catherine Geggenheir Rose Mary Hoppe Betty Johnson Theresa Kelly Mary Frances Menard Cecile Richinse Olga Seiferth Mary Lou Stackpole Cardinal Key honors the women facility mem- bers with a tea. CARDINAL KEY President Rosalie Parrino Vice-President Shirley Stoma Recording Secretary Teresita Williams Corresponding Secretary Flo Fischer Treasurer Shirley Trusty Historian Betty Johnston Cardinal Key national honor society gives recognition to leading women on the campus of American universities and colleges. It fosters leadership and development of character through emphasis of the cardinal virtues. The Loyola chapter of Cardinal Key has undertaken as its main project the recruitment of high school seniors throughout Louisiana. ROSALIE PARRINO President Joan Arnold Geraldine Biundo Vinca Carevich Noreen Faulds Anne B. Fautt Flo Fischer Frances Hebert Marilyn Johnson Sue Lagatfuta They welcome the freshmen in a big way. Cardinal Key throws a tea. Maria Larrain Elizabeth McGee Carmen AAonjure Barbara Sanchez Olga Seiferth Shirley Stoma Patsy Talbot Shirley Trusty Mary Ellen Ward Tootsle Williams BLUE KEY President Dan Stapp Vice-President George Frilot Secretary-Treasurer Ed Schmidf Corresponding Secretary Merlin Allen Alumni Secretary Pat Harrigan Father Donnelly and Dan Stapp admire Blue Key- success. Blue Key national honor fraternity is guided by its motto, Serving I live. Members are chosen on the basis of their service to the university, leadership, high moral character and scholastic ability. DAN STAPP President 298 Members of Blue Key- Lloyd Celentano Lawrence Derbes Thomas Du Bos George Frilot Keith Guillory Patrick Harrigan K. Thomas Haydel Vincent Lagattuta John Louirere Matthew Mount James Price Thomas Walshe Merlin All Peter Cavall BETA EPSILON UPSILON PATSY FELSHER President President Patsy Felsher Vice-President Patricia Ziblich Secretary Barbara Palm Treasurer Eleanore Housey Historian Beatrice Badger Parliamentarian Edda Haas Beta Epsilon Upsiion, National Honorary Medical Technology Society, promotes interest in the professional advancement of Medical Technology. Advancement is based on Christian principles. Joan Arnold Beatrice Badger Muriel Coste Beverly Craig Edda Haas Eleanore Housey Lois Isert Maureen McGinn Carmen Monjure Barbara Palm Marlene Ruchert Barbara Sanchez Ann Tournier Noel White Patrica Zibilich DELTA THETA PHI Delta Theta Phi unites law students of high scholastic achievement in an atmosphere of legal proceedings. The Loyola chapter of Delta Theta Phi is re- sponsible for gathering the funds to send the Loyola Moot Court Team to New York for the national finals. JOHN PENDER Dean Edward Broussard Emile Buhler Herbert Christenbei Jack Ciolino Francis Demarest Thomas DuBos Albert Huddleston Francis Klein Alvin LaCoste Ronald Levy John Peytavin Maurice Pujol Richard Simmons Dan Srapp Thomas Toranto, Caryl Vesy Herbert Young PI KAPPA EPSILON RAY BURAS President President Ray Buras Vice-President Ray Eiffert Secretary Peter Butler Treasurer Charles Cherry Before 1940 P K E was known as the Commerce Club. Since that year it has served as the unifying organ among the men of the College of Business Ad- ministration. P K E is a national Commerce Fraternity. Robert Abadie Emmett Anderson John Bagert Peter Butler Erwin Caswell Peter Cavallo Charles Cherry Ronald Danos Ken Drez Ray Eiffert Henry Eiserloh James Farrelly Leon Ferrier Bill Finegan Otto GoessI Kenneth Gregory Harold Grisamore Fred Holland Al Hoxen Emil Johnson Milton Lagasse, Ray Eiffert, John Bagert and Ray Buras assist with rreshman registration. Will Jourdan Milton Lagasse Dan Laughlin Robert Linn SIGMA PI SIGMA President John Fontenor Vice-President Hillery deBen Secretary Harry Meyer Treasurer Ronald Deck The Loyola chapter of Sigma Pi Sigma, National Physics Honor Society, was in- stalled December 11, 1954. Since then it has worked toward its purpose by accept- ing qualifying students, by sponsoring talks and parties and by promoting inter- est in the Physics Department. JOHN FONTENOT President Hillery d Ben Ronald Deck Carl Guderian John Kronlage Harry Meyer KAPPA EPSILON NU President Yvonne Dietrich Vice-President Geraldine Biundo Secretary-Treasurer Carmella Hinajosa Historian Charlotte D ' Angeio Kappa Epsilon Nu is a national honorary jharmoceutical sorority serving to unite women tudents in pharmacy in order to provide a bond f lasting interest and friendship. Yvonne Dietrich cmd Marilyn Gennaro arrange a display in the library. YVONNE DIETRICH President Geraldine Biundo Charlotte D ' Angeio Anne B. Fautt Marilyn Gennaro Carmella Hinajosa Leah Ann Ory ALPHA SIGMA NU President Dan Stapp Vice-President Kent Satterlee Secretary Thomas Woods Treasurer Keith Guillory Membership in Alpha Sigma Nu, national Jesuit Scholastic Honor Society, is bestowed upon students who have distinguished them- selves by outstanding scholastic achievement. The society celebrated the twentieth anni- versary of its foundation on the campus in April. DAN STAPP President Jesse Gantt Keith Guillory Thomas Johnson Alvin LaCoste Ronald Qu intana Dennis Rousseau Kent Satterlee Theodore Tummtnello Thomas Walshe Thomas Woods RHO CHI President Gerald Martin Vice-President J. Keith Guillory Secretary Anne B. Fautt Treasurer Ronald Quintana The Alpha Delta chapter of Rho Chi national pharmaceutical honor society has been on the cam- pus since 1942. The society fosters friendly relations among members in the field. On the national scale Rho Chi encourages and promotes pharmaceutical research. GERALD MARTIN President Anne B. Fautt J. Keith Guillory Dr. Edward J. Ireland Dean John F. McCloskey Ronald P. Quintana Dr. Josephine Siragusa TRI BETA President Lynn Ketchum Vice-President George Waguespack Secretary Joan Arnold Treasurer Barbara Palm Father Mullahy, moderator of Tri Beta, Lynn Ketchum, president, and Father Yancey, S.J., head of the department of biology of Springhill, discuss Loyola ' s new Tri Beta charter. On March 24, 1956 the Eta Lambda Chapter of Tri Beta, National Honorary Biological Fra- ternity, was established. The fraternity works to promote interest in the natural sciences and a better appreciation of the value of biological study. LYNN KETCHUM Judy Abadie President Joan Arnold Beatrice Badger Muriel Coste Beverly Craig Hastry Dupuy Marie Duvic John Epling Patsy Felsher Walter Gonthier Edda Haas Jackie Hatrel Betty Henderson James Linn John Lorio Sal Malone Irving Martinez John McGee Maureen McGinn Barbara Palm Joan Perrier George Waguespack KAPPA DELTA PI President Mary Claire Fitzgerald Vice-President Lucille Weyman Secretary Anne Finicle Treasurer Pat Talbot Historian Raymond Mix Mayor Morrison discusses the prevention of juvenile delinquency with mem- bers of Kappa Delta Pi. Kappa Delta Pi, national honor society in education, fosters higher standards in preparation for the teaching profession. Membership In the organization is awarded to students showing a high degree of scholastic ability and dis- tinctive achievement. June Barrose Frances Hecker Charles Suhor Pat Talbot Anne Finicle and Pat Talbot watch Miss Bostick unwrap Kappa Delta Pi ' s gift commemorating her fiftieth year of teaching. SIGMA LAMBDA EPSILON President Louis Ferry Vice-President John McSweeney Secretary-Treasurer Earl Mylie S.L.E. is on honorary accounting fraternity. Mem- bership is given to students having a B average in the first two years of accounting. LOUIS FERRY President Robert Abadie Peter Butler Ray Buras Charl s Cherry Bob Daigle Ray Eiffert Leon Ferrier Bill Finegan Frank Golomi Kenneth Gregory Charles Hausknecht Fred Holland John McSweeney Jim Messina Matthew Mount Earl Mylie Lois Najolia James Pittman Ronald Rod Ted Tumminello Dick Vavrick Arthur Vega PSI OMEGA President John Estes Vice-President John Boone Secretary George Newton Treasurer Jon Daniels Psi Omega (Dental) professional-social fraternity serves to unite its members all over the world, to cultivate the social quali- ties of its members and to influence the advancement of the profession. JOHN ESTES President Carroll Ancelet Edgar Arbour Dominic Barrese Ernest Bateman John Boone Charles Crooke Jon Daniels John Day James Ford Fleming Hanley Charles Jones Charles Maal Michael Maal George Newton Charles Scroggs John Shea Andrew Towns John Wallace DELTA SIGMA DELTA Delta Sigma Delta is a social professional fraternity or- ganized to promote friendly relations among members of the field of Dentistry. WILLIAM ROBINSON President Kermit Adkins Clayton Barre Carroll Bernard George Blackwood Richard Brasher John Fairbanks Jesse Ganit Clyde Giordano Bernard HollJer Dale Lumsden Alvaro Marin Paul Melancon Clarence Parent J. W. Portwood Ronald Powell James Price Edward Simon Johnny Strofher Jerry Veillon Connie Voorhles William Walsh John Watts Wert White Carroll Wood Norman Zaffater XI PSI PHI President Vincent Lagattuta Vice-President O. Leonhard Secretary-Treasurer Carl Gumpert Xi Psi Phi Dental Fraternity was organized for the purpose of forming a more substantial basis for a successful professional life. The fraternity accom- plishes its goal by sponsoring various social and edu- cational events during the year. VINCENT LAGATTUTA President Val Acosta Wiltiam Acruilo-Dies James Atkinson Norman Berger Martin Bonacorso E. Bravo-Otero Robert Clark Raphael DeBoisblanc Olin Desonier Louts Giiberli Carl Gumpert Jame Hagen John Hultberg James Maloney Ernest AAittelbronn Orlando Munoz-Noya Rafael Munoz-Noya Doyle Philippe Hector Oliverira Dennis Ross . - ' v '  :: 5 .J r NA SEPTEMBER 316 OCTOBER 318 PCI (=1 W C_3 NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH 320 321 322 323 324 APRIL 325 MAY 326 315 SEPTEMBER ' 55 ENTER THE FRESHMAN-MAKING OUT FORMS They also serve who only stand and wait. Let ' s see, what ' s my name? PARTYING It was a blowout! 316 Hey! I want a Wolf, too. Book Carriers Don t you know it s not polite to dunk ' These LSL gals look pretty good in hand-me-downs. 317 OCTOBER ' 55 MAD HATTER AND ALICE Your pleasure, sir. In Wonderland Don ' t cry Llloyd, there ' ll always be another Kangaroo court. 318 No, no, no, don ' t break that bubble, Evangeline! OCTOBER ' 55 You turned the tables on me, you dog. OF BUBBLES AND CROWNS AND PIE-THROWING ROUNDS % Put another nickel in. Thespians put a smidge here and a smudge there. 319 NOVEMBER ' 55 Father receives an award. They ' re in the army now. Vote! Vote! Vote! You men of the South. 320 Campus Court Cuties. Santa comes to town. DECEMBER ' 55 TALENT NIGHT No gambling! I ' m crushed. Peace On Earth. 321 JANUARY ' 56 Basketball ' s back in swing. ' S Tito serenades us. Humm! I wonder . 322 Concert band gives performance. -JiJLJ i East Kentucky is given a blasting send off. American Legion presents flag to Fr. MoUoy at game. FEBRUARY ' 56 There ' s no business like shoe business. FROM A THESPIAN PLAY Junior United Nations in action. Oh, George! 323 MARCH ' 56 All American prospect. Ignaticm Year Mass. Moshe Erell of Israeli speaks to us cour- tesy of the I.R.C. A floating jacks game. Ck I 324 APRIL ' 56 Gee! What a new hat can do for a gal ' s morale. Who ' s the lucky guy? ■ ■ ■ HV ' H7|ra H H 1 HPHCK Sj HH ■ SS Rk viC H ,. - Tt iBfc-: 5 B 1 ' Lr- m )IUki ' 0 B v -iMF r fMILWSl-HBSTWIce ; H m fVP mPi B lAl H|M|] EU T Al f M H OPIltt£F--A .| H 1 ' ' iNDC o ' i ' H 1 1 h I Spring is busting out all over. Pick the winner! The kid with the curls is Rose. 325 MAY ' 56 Here ' s your hat. What ' s your hurry? What a Nile it was! at Loyola. Haydel receives an honor from Pharmacy leaders. Rehearsing being valiant. ' 326 Everybody wears clothes, but this is ridiculous. Ken has more reasons than one to smile. That Susie ' s a smart cookie. All those muscles and brains, too. And Harry ' s right there, too. 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Be seeing you. 3 10 Institution I This section shows the universities, colleges, at schools operated by the Jesuits in the Unitec ALABAMA Mobile ARIZONA Spring Hill College Phoenix CALIFORNIA Brophy College Preparatory Los Angeles Santo Clara San Francisco Son Jose COLORADO Loyola University Loyola High School University of Santa Clara University of Son Francisco St. Ignatius High School Bellormine College Preporato Denver CONNECTICUT Fairfield FLORIDA Regis College Regis High School FoirfieU University FairfielcJ College Preparatory Tampa ILLINOIS Chicago Jesuit High School Loyolo University Loyola Academy LOUISIANA New Orlean Shn vepon MAINE Portland MARYLAND Baltimore Garrett Pork MASSACHUSETTS Boston Lenox Worcester MICHIGAN Detroit MISSOURI Kansos City St. Ignatius High School Loyola University Jesuit High School St. John ' s High School Cheverus High School Loyola College Loyolo High School Georgetown Preporatory School Boston College Boston College High School Cranwell Preparatory School Holy Cross College University of Detroit University of Detroit High School Rockhurst College Rockhurst High School St. Louis University St. Louis University High School the lengthened shadow of One lYlan MONTANA Missoula NEBRASKA Omaha NEW JERSEY Jersey City NEW YORK Brooklyn Buffalo Rochester Syracuse OHIO Cleveland Cincinnati Loyola High School Creighton University Creighton University High School St. Peter ' s College St, Peter ' s College High School Brooklyn Preparatory School Conisius College Canisius High School Fordhom University Fordham Preparatory School Loyola School Regis High School Xavier High School McQuoid Jesuit High School LeMoyne College John Carroll University St. Ignatius High School Xavier University St. Xavier High School PENNSYLVANIA Philadelphia St. Joseph ' s College St. Joseph ' s College High School Scranton University of Scranton Scranton Preparatory School TEXAS Dallas Jesuit High School WASHINGTON Tacoma Bellarmine High School Spokane Gonzoga University Gonzoga Preparatory School Seattle Seattle University Seattle Preparatory School Yakima Marquette High School WASHINGTON D. C. Georgetown University Gonzoga High School WEST VIRGINIA Wheeling Wheeling College WISCONSIN Prairie du Chien Campion Jesuit High School Milwaukee Marquette University Marquette University High School