Tulane University - Jambalaya Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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WHO: Architecture School WHAT: Beaux Arts Ball WHEN: February 6, 1988 WHERE: Windows WHY: Party!! Beaucoup Of The Bizarre On his recent trip to America, Mikhail Gorbach ev went to the Beaux Arts Ball to endorse the new Soviet policy of glastnost and give a new meaning to the word Party. Afraid of the dark? Get some help from these two nightlights, Kathy Hummer and Lenore Peters. And if you ' re a ghost watch out for Sandra Rohde, the Ghosthuster. r ' ■ ■■ ' .mH m m M ■ w, ' i vjP ' m 1 Wk aRK m J ' fmm i - ' --- ' ■ 197 . ■ . i. HBjl ' M ' 112 m ' l -r s,; - X H •Xm SK A s V- ' .JHttA wL f ' •.% ' Hf f tHJL t H rw ii h 1 J w H B i f . K ; ' - ' ' k UHl ' . ' .: - Mk ' m ' ' 1 I HHI 1 BH HHffil H ' ' l l f 9 72 Beaux Arts Ball

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ARTS BALL Besieged by Strange Bedfellows Oh Vanna! Turn me a letter! Game show couple. Pat Sajak and Vanna White, otherwise known as Alex Sloan and Susan Glendening make their ap- pearance at Beaux Arts. Meade Jones and Willie Macris allow their altere- gos a chance to discuss a guest appearance for Grace Jones on Pee-Wee ' s Playhouse. S. Glendening Beaux Arts Ball 71

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At Beaux Arts The best part was figuring out what everyone was sup- posed to be. — Lenore Peters It was fantastic as always! It ' s one of the few things the en- tire school gets involved in. — Susan Glendening People had a lot of creative ideas, and there were some strange bedfellows. — Jim Ferraro Photos by: S. Clemicning ngewasthe order of the day, as Molly Hution Strange Bedfellows s ioir up in full force at the ' and Peter Lusk so clearly detnotuitrate in their annual Beaitx Arts Ball, costumes. Beaux Arts Ball 73