Tulane University - Jambalaya Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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,w % .i il ' . ' ? ' • » EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE GERALD PENCE Chairman CLIFFORD SHEFFEY Secretary J. N. Crumbley Dan Rawls EARL PETERS Louis Mastos Walter Corcoran ex-officpo Richard Page Forrest Lipscomb MEMBERS Dan Abbruzzese Julius Alford Roy Anderson Lee Ballage Francis Beets Shelton Berry Walter Blatt Richard Bond Samuel Boyd Charles Braddock Ernest Brown Noel Butler. Jr. Gilbert Carpenter John Chiaro Joseph Chumley, Jr. Wesley Collins John Comboy Preston Comeaux Donald Cocrdes Walter Corcoran Robert Craycraft Robert Crockett. Jr. Julian Crowell, Jr. James Crumbley Warren Currier Curtis Doolin Robert Draffin Dayne Duke Vernon Dupre Oscar Earnhardt, Jr. Paul Enns John Enos Richard Evans Clement Ford Eugene Ford John Frick Willis Frye Mearl Gallup John Gourley Miles Greer Bobby Grisham Aaron Hawk William Hawkins Jack Honsinger Robert Hughes Dee Hunter Richard Keiser Francis Kelley Joe Knight Raymond Laakso Charles Lay Lee Ledbetter Rnbert Leich Richard Levy Forrest Lipscomb John McConnico Mark McQuinn Philip Mahler Abraham Markosian Louis Mastos Paul Mecouch 218 Jack Molesworth Jesse Morgan Pope Moseley Jerry Moyer Henry Obaugh John O ' Brien Wayne O ' QuInn Richard Patrick Lloyd Pence Earl Peters Rogers Pleasants Earl Polk Harry Ponsonby Raymond Pritchard Dan Rawls Frederick Reckling James Reeves Marion Reeves John Roberts Martin Ross Donald Ryder Donald Saferstein Clifford Sheffey Willis Smith Howard Smith Lester Solomon John Spaeth ' James Stock Thomas Tate Barney Taylor Allen Teston Joseph Thibodeau Herman Trieb Robert Ward William Watson Thomas Watts James Wetzel Sam Whitten Richard Williams John Young Bryan Ziegler

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V -?▼ W « f, FIRST ROW: Alba, Arias, Collens, Corey, Crady. SECOND ROW: Hunter, Jumonville, Marlowe, Mundcn, Sarpy, Watkins. NOT IN PANEL: Ball, Hadden, Mc- Cutchen, II, Meyer, Polchow, Simms, Sutter. Phi Delia Phi MEMBERS Aurelio Alfonso Alba Tomas Arias Raymond Ball Thomas Collens Edgar Corey Callender Hadden, Jr Julian Hunfer Moreau Jumonville John McCufchen, 11 Thomas Marlowe John Meyer Charles Munden Robert Polchow Lester Sarpy Jack Simms Ernest Sutter Guyton Watkins Phi Delta Phi was founded a the University of Michigan in 1869. White Inn Chapter was established at Tulane In 191 I. There are now 62 active Inns and Barristers ' Inns. The colors are claret red and pearl blue; the flower, the jacqueminot rose. The purpose of this organization is to promote a higher standard of professional ethics and culture in this and other law schools and in the profession at large. Officers: William Wright, president (Nov. 1944); Charles Crady, president (July 1944). Beta G a m tn a S i g wn a Beta Gamma Sigma was -founded at the University of Illinois and the University of Wisconsin in 1913 as a national honorary commerce fraternity. The Alpha chapter was established at Tulane in 1926. Members are selected from the senior class of the College of Commerce and Business Administration who have upheld high scholastic standards throughout their college careers. FIRST ROW: Dorothy Henderson, Mary Hogg. SECOND ROW: Floyd Lewis, John Strauss. NOT IN PANEL: Gaston Shumate, III. 217

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Oak Leaves The Oak Leaves was founded at Tulane University in Oc- tober, 1944, as the organization of the Naval trainees who are following the Supply Corps program in the College of Commerce and Business Administration. The name is derived from the Oak Leaves Insignia worn by a Supply Corps officer of the Navy. The organization holds semi- monthly meetings for discussion of common problems and for the showing of appropriate Naval training films. Social events are featured approximately once a month and group tours to points of interest about the city are arranged more frequently. First Row: Page, Corcoran, Sheffey, Mastos, Crumbley Second Row: Alford, Pence, Rawls, Peters, Lipscomb. v r