Tulane University - Jambalaya Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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MARTIN SCHMIDT, Managing Editor HULLABALOO STAFF Martin F. Schmidt Managing Editor Archie Boggs Associate Editor Dick Seither Sports Editor Betsy Bres Newcomb Editor Wallace Dunlap Campus Editor Harvey Johnston Medical Editor Stanford Opotowsky Assistant Sports Editor Edward Martin Intramural Sports Editor Wirt Rodgers Sports Reporter Edward D. Finley Business Manager W. Ford Reese National Advertising Manager Stewart J. Kepper Local Advertising Manager Shirley Schoendorf Salesman Warren Stern Salesman John J. Baehr Circulation Manager ARCHIE BOSGS, Associate Editor BETSY BRES, Newcomb Editor

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Members of the 1939-1940 Student Council are: Paul G. Krueger, President, Commerce; Ed- ward R. Villomez, Vice-President, Medicine; Jo- seph A. Becker, Secretary, Engineering; James R. Morrell, Law; James C. Senter, Arts and Sciences; and Charlotte Carter, Newcomb. It is the duty of the Graduate Manager to su- pervise and keep an accurate record of all receipts and disbursements of each organization benefit- ing from the student fund, to act in an advisory capacity to all student activities, and to act as the agent of the Council in all matters. There are now eighteen organizations receiving allotments from the student activity fund. During the past year the Tulane-Newcomb A Capella Choir and the Tulane Symphony Orchestra were supported from this fund for the first time. This year, Tulane and Newcomb are hosts of the Nineteenth Annual Convention of the South- ern Federation of College Students and Publica- tion Representatives. Tulane has been a member of this organization and of the National Federa- tion for a number of years. Each year, Tulane is represented at both conventions. In this way methods of student government and of student publications throughout our section as well as throughout the country are studied, thereby en- riching our own extra-curricular program. KENDALL H. CRAM Graduate Manager of Student Activities. HI w JOSEPH A. BECKER, President of College of En- gineering; CHARLOTTE CARTER. President of New- comb College; PAUL G. KRUEGER. President of the College of Commerce; JAMES R. MORRELL, President of the College of Law; JAMES C. SEN- TER. President of the College of Arts and Science; EDWARD R. VILLEMEZ. President of the School of Medicine. 127)

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The polifician cafers fo his consHtuen+s whatever his personal views; the hired hand does as the master bids, whatever his own desires; the newspaper should publish what the readers wish, whatever the qualities of journalisnn. The policy for the year has been to try to satisfy the readers, letting the paper take unusual forms if it will. For we are a college newspaper, we need bear a similarity neither to the Times-Picayune, the New York Times, nor the Chicago Tribune, nor, indeed, to any college newspaper. Predecessors have said our aims were to cover the news, express campus opinions, record campus history. These have become traditional; they will stand another year ' s use. Our major changes and achievements are easy to list. We adopted a newer, dressier headline schedule. We used more pictures than were used in previous years. Less play went to the faculty, more to the students. We tried to find new feature material. Edi- torials were made lighter and, we think, more readable. Our Christmas fund ex- ceeded the quota. As in previous years we realized the de- sirability of a semi-weekly newspaper; inertia held us back. The idea of attempting to issue a literary supplement was considered and discarded. In dividing our time between school and newspaper, we passed up many stories; new items and features. The business staff worked diligently and enabled us to put out a larger paper, on the average, than was done in other years. The greater amount of usable space and the larger revenue brought us new opportunities to include more things we wanted. EDWARD FINLEY, Busineis Manager Students in the department of journalism served well as reporters; without them we could not have functioned. The staff had many worries during the year, enough fun to make up for them. All this came under the heading of the Hullabaloo. BoHom Row: E. Martin, B. Paqlin. J. Ginsberg, M. Harry, E. Seaver, A. Market, B. Bres, S. Flowers. Top Row: J. Baehr, B. Monroe, E. Finley, M. Schmidt, S. Opotowsky, A. Boggs.