Tulane University - Jambalaya Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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THE 1927 BC ' ' JAMBALAYA Committees of tKe University Faculty Tfif iVfsident »if iht- l ' ni ' iT it ' is ex-nfficio iiiemher of al! coniinitlees. Ciiininillii- on .Idmissitin and .Idvancid Standimj — Professors Ueihtcl, Mfiuict, Aiulfrson, I.yoii, Tew, Durel, V ' aii Kirk, Bass, McCiitchcon. ( ' .ommillii- on llhtitics — Professors White, Aiulersoii, Huihanaii, Smith, Klliott. ( ' (iinmilln- iin ( ' .(iinnuni rnunl — Professors I ' mtcher, Crozat, Ciessner, Ten lloor, Rohert, Klliott, (Jrithii, Many, Hriiff. Commillii ' iin Dihnlinij — Professors Mel5r iie, IJoiHiell, Kirk. Prescolt. Reed, llar rett. Commillii on J ' raliiniliii — Professors W ' liile, .Moseley, Derricksoii, Ilartlcsly. Cominillir on Grounds and Buildinijs — Professors Aiulersoii, Cocks (neecaseil), Robert, Derrieksoo, ' riioinsoii. (. ' ominillii- on I ' nivirsily l.ilirary — Professors Cocks (Deceased), White, Hecluel, McHryde, Kendall, Klliott, liuchanaii, McCutcheon, GreKory, Miss Hell. Commitlif on Sludint I ' uhlmilions — Professors McUryde, McCulcheon, Siiniiions, Ilardesly, Kendall, Martin. I ' .lsasscr. Commilhr on Dislnhiilion oj l n- Sliidinl I ' l,- — Professors Heclilel, ( .itini, Kniierl, Ashman. ( ' oninntti I ' on Dnrmiloni y- Protevsors llardc-lv. . iulerson. ( ' .ommillii- on Tulinii ). . ( ' . .1. — I ' rolessors Maliood, I.yon, Ilardesly, Sellers, Punlap, l.alimer. Sinnnons. »5

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THE 1927 Franz Hlum Olivi:r LaFargh The Department of Middle American Research I ' lu- Ilcp:ulr7icril iil Mkldk- . iiuii(:iii Kt-searih, yoiiiiKe t iif Tulaiie ' s activities, was IoumiIl-iI in March, 1924, for studies in Mexico ami Central America. While its program eventually em- braces the formation of a center of information on all phases of the subjects, in ii;25 anlhro- pological and agronomical expeditions xvere sent out. The jiast year has been devoted to work- ing lip the reports of this field work, to the organi ation of the department, and to ordering and (ompleting its extensive library of reference. At present it gives no courses, ' but offers to the university and to visitors, through exhibits and books, the means of becoming actpiainted with the most picturesque and interesting part of tlie two Americas. Scientists and business nun from various parts of the United States and from foreign countries have already bcgmi to avail themselves of these facilities. The department ' s preseni plans involve a slow expansion of its field of interest, more explorallon, and contiiuiation ot its policy of welcoming and assisting visitors. Students ot the university arc particularly welcome at all times. 24

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JAMBALAYA The University Council Presidf.XT OlNWlDDIE, Chairman President Emeritus, Suakp Ex-OkFICK) Ml-.MHIiR.S Dr. Moriok Ai.DRicH I),an, Culli ,- nj Commerce Proi ' . Dout7LAS An ' DERSon Dean, Cullei e iij F.mjineerinij Pk. C. C. Bass Dean, Sthixil nf MeJidne Dr. Edward Bechtel Dean, Culleije i j Iris an,! Siiemes Dr. Pierce Butler Dean, Seicimnli Cnller e Judge Rufus Foster Dean, C.nlleije of l.aic Dr. , ' i.KREn Leefe Dean, S(liniil nf Denlislry Prof Adair LvoN ' ( ' Iiinn. C.nmnienial ( ' .(,iirsis jnr Teat hers Dr. Den ' GRE Martin Dean, (inulnali Sihiml nf M,,liiine Dr. John McHr df Dean, (hdjuate Si kkiI Elected Memhers ' rerm nl Otinf — Sessions of 1925-26 and 1926-27. Prof. C. W. Duvai SehonI nf Mediiine Prof. . . B. Cox Cnlleije nf l.anv Prof. Uaf W. Moseley Cnller e nf .Iris and Siiemrs Miss Lvdia K. Frotscher Neivcnmb Cnlleije Dr. Irvi.mg Hardesty Graduate Se iool Term of Office — Sessions iif 1926-27 aiul 1927-28. Dr. Allan C. Eustic Craduale SihnnI nf Mediiine Dr. a. C. 15. Meynier SihnnI nf Denlislry Proi Dokai.d Derickson Cnllrr e nf linijineiruKi Prof. F. SA •■|R • Rffd Cnlleije nf Cnmmene Ri;i ' Ri ' SEXT, riVF:s of All mm Adnisok ' S ' Com ni n:ic Miss Carmfi.itf Ianvifr Gustaf R. Wksiifldf . . 26