Tulane University - Jambalaya Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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IJNI compiling this volume of the Jambalaya, it has been our ambition to reflect truthfully all sides of student life at Tulane to-day. Every department in the University) has been given an equal representation. We believe that a College Annual should be more than an inanimate catalog of the events of the past year, and it has been our purpose to produce a book whose every) page fairly) glows with the spirit of our Alma Mater, and whose ever}) picture recalls some fond memory). We have dreamed of a Jambalaya superlative — of a Jambalaya among Jambalayas. To say) that we have only) partially) succeeded is but to record human frailty). Look kindly) on our faults and attribute our failings to lack of ability) rather than to insincerity) of purpose. Our success lies in your approval. Let the judgment be fair. Proceed.

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- ' , . JAM B AL AYA « ;. DtDIGATiON AS AN EXPRESSION OF OUK HIGHEST ESEEW, AND IN APPRECKEON «F HIS UNTIRING WORKEoRThE UNIVCR5iiy, we. 1HE15H BOARD F EDIIoRS,DE- DICATE TaiS,TiHEIIK ISME, oF THE OAHBATAVAnS ROBERT nilLER UAMblSY, PRESIDENT TBOARD T ADMINISTRATORS H-cna uw ' J — Page nine