Tulane University - Jambalaya Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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THE filu»Hi ASSOCIATION MISS BEATRICE M. FIELD Director of Alumni Relations OFFICERS Lester J. Lautenschlaeger President Dr. Walter O. Moss Vice-President E. Claggett Upton, Jr Vice-President A. Watson Chaprran Vice-President Harry Garrbia, Jr Secretary Clayton L. Nairne Treasurer Beatrice M. Field Director of Alumni Relations EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE LAW: Leon S. Cahn, Edward Dubuisson. Moise W. Dennery; tvlEDICINE: Dr. Charles J. Bloom, Dr. Rhett G. Mctvlahon; Dr. Conrad G. Collins; ARTS AND SCIENCES: Stanley S. Morris, Sherwood S. Clayton, William P. Hageriy; ENGINEERING: W. Claiborne Per- rilliat, James L. Kemper, Pat Richardson; COMMERCE: Shelby Friedrichs, Wm. B. Carter, George Dinwiddle; GRADUATE: Harry R. Cabral. Mrs. George Gardiner; Mrs. Louis Binstock; NEWCOMB: Mrs. George Mayer, Mrs. L. W. Stone, Miss Angela Devlin; SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK: Mrs. May F. Dykes, Mrs. W. A. Gil- laspie, Jr., Miss Louise Meyer; REPRESENTATIVES AT LARGE: Gerald Andrus, Ladd A. Dinkins, W. James Amoss, Garland Taylor. . Colorful Pre-Game Ceremonies Were Part of the 1945 Homecoming Celebration. Alumni Officers Harry Gamble, Clayton Nairne, Lester Lautenschlaeger, Watson Chapman and Tick Upton. The Homecoming Luncheon Brought Together Many Tulane Alumni.

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Alumn! Campus Night Stars Arrive at the Homecoming Dance. A Reorganization Meeting of the T Club Was Held on New Year ' s Day. The purpose of a well organized alumni association is to act as liaison between the University and its former stu- dents. The year ' s activities of the Tuiane Alumni Associa- tion were planned with three concomitant objectives in mind, fostering the interests of Tuiane University, serving the needs and interests of the individual alumnus and ren- dering service directly or indirectly to the country ' s war effort. These were accomplished through regular and special activities. An effective program of service for Tulanians serving in the armed forces was carried out during the year. The Tulanian, official alumni publication, was mailed to all former students In all parts of the world. A news letter, Tulaniappe, a little extra something about Tuiane for Tulanians was enthusiastically received. Alumni on leave from active duty were welcomed back to the campus by the alumni staff. A file of addresses of those in the services was maintained and made available to all alumni. Other activities of the Association during the year in- Miss Betty Pourciau, 1945 Homecoming Queen. eluded participation In out-of-town alumni club meetings, class reunions, and the conduct of a Memorial Service in Princeton, New Jersey, on May 1 0th in honor of Paul Tuiane. The Association continued Its custom of honoring fifty-year graduates at Commencement exercises, and of having an officer welcome members of the graduating classes Into the Tuiane Alumni Association. During the present year the T-Club was reorganized, an alumni records office established, and the first Homecoming celebration since 1941 was held. A Marine, a Naval Officer and an Army Colonel Are Reunited at Tulane ' s 1945 Homecoming.