Tulane University - Jambalaya Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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Superseding the defunct Cotillion Club, the Lagniappes reigned this year as the campus dance organization. Composed of representatives from the organizations of good repute on the campus, it has functioned surprisingly well under the guiding hand of Nap Terkuhle, present plenipotentary. Their main and only presentation of the first semester was the hlomecoming Dance at which Nick Stuart, the man with the band from Movieland, rendered the music. The dance was a pip, a howling success. Again in April they surprised the stu- dent body with a name band in the person of one Charles Spivak. He brought his orchestra along, and the dance was another tremendous success. The Lagniappes have done well by themselves in their first year of existence. Next year — who knows? Maybe we ' ll be dancing in Tokyo at a Lagniappes shindig. ia niappe First Row: Parker, Ecuyer, Terkuhle, Beyer. Second Row: Schnei dau, Stites, Gladden, Bernard, T., Trimble, Ber- nard, P.

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tf • . ' ' .. 3. ' fU- i First Row; Trimble, Field, Strahan, Nelson, Smith, Douglas, Hoffman. Second Row: Ginsberg, Ecuyer, Beyer, Robbert, Marion, Catial, Feldman, Vincent, Gunn, Gladden. Third Row: Hochendel, Kidd. Perrilliat, Wineman, Watson. To perform all functions of the Student Body. To form a basis for coopera- tion between faculty and students. STUDENT GDVERNMEIVT ASSDCIATIDIV LOUISE NELSON MARY SUE STRAHAN BETTY BEYER CATHERINE CLARKE CELESTE DOUGLAS ELSIE FIELD JANICE GINSBERG [28] OFFICERS PHYLLIS WATSON MABEL HOCHENDEL MOONYEEN MARION MEMBERS NELLIE MAE GUNN BETTY HARRIS HARRIET HEILDER NITA KIDD LaREINE GLADDEN LOUISE TRIMBLE ELLEONORA PERRILLIAT EDITH SMITH PAT STITES NORINNE VINCENT MARY WINEMAN

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tuifent CENTER COUNCIL The most industrious of the councils these days is the Student Center Council. They plan something every day and night during the year just for us poor little students. From coffee and doughnuts to the most formal teas, from getting you a date to giving you a place to bring the one you already have, from learning the conga to learning classical music, and from doing a square dance to getting hep to that step at a formal dance all comes from the work and planning of this busy little group of beavers. The Student Center Council has done the very best this year — gotten the students to the Student Center. BEA FIELD Advisor Seated: Rault, Marion. Wakeman. Wait. Field. Hopkins, Heinemann. Spencer. Standing: Grain, Ford. Murray. Stiles.