Tulane University - Jambalaya Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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PAT F. BASS Associate Editor EDITORIAL STAFF JoHV R. Thistlethwaite, Jr Editor-in-Cliicf Pat F. Bass Associate Editor WooDLEY C. Campbell Associate Editor Leon ' M. Trice, Jr Issistant Editor Jerry Fortson Assistant Editor Frederick W. Mahi.er, Jr Snapshot Editor John Heath Sports Editor Calhoun Allen Assistant Donald Ehrhart -Issistant Ed Faust sststant Haydon Lanois Assistant William Monroe Assistant Robert Parker Assistant Fred Pitts -Issistant PHOTOGRAPHY Walter Antin Staff l ' ioto rap ier Al Harr ison Contributimj Arthur V. Miller Contributing Louise Trimble Ne=u;coinb Pliotographer ART Margaret Lee Wendt Staff Artist P. Douglas Perkins laff Cartoonist Edward C. Brooks Cartoonist N. C. Curtis, Jr Cartoonist NEWCOMB Lucille Harris Editor Darrah Chauvin Assistant Editor Emilie Locascio Sports Editor Jean Broun Campus Editor Helen Brown Campus Editor MiMi Harry Campus Editor Audrey Hereford Campus Editor Kate Hodge Campus Editor Marie Louise Ramei.li Campus Editor BUSINESS STAFF Siewart J. Kepper liusiness Manager John Poitharsi -Issistant R. C. White Issistant James Turnbull Issistant Ralph Rugan Issistant Sai.i.ie Keen Tebo Newcomh Business Manaijer Florence Poiiharst Assistant N-eiocomh Manaijer WOODLEY C. CAMPBELL Associate Editor JOHN R. THISTLETHWAITE Editor-in-Ctii«f LEON M. TRICE. JR. Atiistdnt Editor FREDERICK W. MAHLER. JR. Sndpthot Editor

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Iv f ' Reading from left to right; Bottom row; Pottfiarst. Chauvin. Second row: H. Brown, Campbell. Gash. Harrison, Ferrandou. Hereford Third row; Bres, Carter. J. Brown. Pfaff. Ramelli. Locascio. Fourth row: Buhler, Beatrous. Rickie. Wendt. Antin, Tow row; Fortson, Parker, Ehrhart, Pitts, Wallace. THE JAMBALAYA In this, the 44th volume, we have attempted to portray the college year as informally and com- pletely as possible and in the most modern mediums at our disposal. We have tried to avoid the stere- otyped and stiff type of annual usually issued, by a light, modern Tulanian theme and by new and modern art work, type, borders, inks, etc., and we hope that in so doing we have kept within the bounds of propriety. As to our staff, the editor and business manager were chosen from the staff by the Publications Board, and the other appointments were made by the respective staff heads, prime requisite being the work and interest shown. The office became a madhouse when the deadline neared Newcomb Business Manager Tebo and Editor Harris

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U. S. NAVY R. O. T. C. TUL IWE UlIT This year, for the first time since the days of Camp Martin in the World War, uniforms ap- peared on the campus. Tulane had been added to a small list of selected colleges, which have Naval R. O. T. C. Units. Four years from now, and every year hence, re- serve commissions will be given to the men who, under the able instruction and kindly guidance of the Navy ' s best teachers, have satisfactorily com- bltting, left to right: Lieut-Commander R. B. Vanzant, Captain W. L. Ainsworth, Lieut. J. E. Cooper. Standing, left to rigtit: Chief Yeoman S. B. Webb, Chief Yeoman W. A. Woods. Ohief Gunner s M,,(c T. fl. Bernhardt, Chief Quartermaster T. A. Farrell. pleted the required course. That Tulane is proud of her newly acquired status is well evidenced by the welcome the Navy has received on the campus.