Tulane University - Jambalaya Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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JAMBAIAYA 11 JAMES J. PLAUCHE Editor DEPARTMENT HEADS HARRIS COPENHAVER Organization ELA HOCKADAY Organization ALBERT FRAENKEL Sports TOM POWER Fraternities JOYCE LUTZ Sororities BILL LONG Snapshots STAFF ASSISTANTS Hank Millon, Jacic Weinmann, Bob Moore, Jack Schwegrnann, Don LaGarde, Vic Gold, Dennis Bryant, Carol Shockey. Jimmy-Joe Purzer. Elsie Charbonnet. Barbara Weiss, Dora Martin, Mignonne Muck. Charles McHale, Aubrey White, Sally Foster, Lee Marcuse, Lillian Hyman. Anthony Ortega, Bill Gordy, George Lewis. BUSINESS STAFF HARRY H. HOWARD Business Manager ADVERTISING SALESMEN Dora Martin, Noel Dillard, Elizabeth Janssen, Norma Clesi, Bill Long, Bill Weil, EIroy Scott, Buddy Moulin, Gerry Rinaldi. CHARLES MATTHEWS PAT PHILLIPS Af.c.irjte Ed ' tor Associate Editor I Editorial Staff

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THE 1947 Strictly posed for camera EDMUND B. MARTIN Editor New Orleans, the old and the new, was the inspiration for the theme of the 1947 JAMBA- LAYA. In this year ' s edition of the official year- book of Tulane University, we have tried to cap- ture a portion of the charm and beauty of this historic city. Those students from New Orleans know well the gracious living and way of life that is prevalent here. We hope that we have shown to those students who have come to Tulane from other cities and other lands the qualities which have made New Orleans famous throughout the world for its hospitality gaiety and natural beauty. The 1947 JAMBALAYA was officially dedi- cated to no specific person. Unofficially, it is dedicated to those members of the staff of this year who have devoted their time and efforts to bring you a pictorial record of this college year. To these people, and to many others who we have failed to mention, this book is respect- fully dedicated. STAFF EDMUND B. MARTIN, JR Editor-in-Chief JAMES J. PLAUCHE, JR Editor-in-Ciiief CHARLES MATTHEVVS Associate Editor PAT PHILLIPS Associate Editor MONTY MONTGOMERY Assistant Editor STEVE ELLIS Assistant Editor Harry makes an important call Cope Long look over a shot

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THE HUILABAIOO Roland Swat Swardson, out of Navy blues, wielded the Hullabaloo whip this year. The student publication enjoyed an era of post-war boom as applications for staff work broke all records. Tuesday deadlines didn ' t find staff-mennbers trampling fellow Student Center in- habitants in last-minute rushes. Due to hard-hitting Swardsonian efficiency, Every man at his post was the rule of the year. Henchmen to The Boss were Associate Editors Wiley Wilkinson and Dennis Bryant. Bob Barnes, the Marsh- field Kid, kept an eagle-eye out for mob efficiency. Molls Wilma Billie Knight and Carol Shockey held down the desk during wild bull sessions. Lorraine Free- Roy Trahan and Mike Kirk leading the bulb-flashers ' parade. Copy, copy, copy, pursuit by publicity hounds, letters of criticism, lots of flies in the ointment, but every Friday morn the Hulla hit the campus without fall. Altogether a very smooth year for budding journalists, who took time off one Saturday eve for a Communists party where everyone turned up in anti-social, revolu- tionary costume. Give it to me. Smiley, this year ' s password for en- trance into the sanctum of Tulane ' s Fourth Estate, re- sulted from a three hour staff meeting at Loew ' s State one autumn eve. Tulane newspaper world Must be Lil ' Abner man handled the society angle, Mary Lou Mossy held sway over the Newcomb branch, while Phil Harsham took charge of the Grammar department. Each Tuesday of the school year, with deadline ap- proaching by winged chariot, Sports Editor Bob Watters battled the latest statistics on points scored, while Harry Heintzen and the feature staff stretched fillers Into fea- ture stories. Newell Berry held down the editorial duties, while Phil Slipakoff tracked down newsbeats as Assistant Campus Editor. Buck Blitch tackled cartoon problems, and Bill Beaty stood off in a corner wrestling with unknown edi- torial problems. Vic Gold preached anarchy between weekly glitterings. Tulane Photo Service took care of the Brownie duties. STAFF ROLAND SWARDSON Editor CHARLES PHILLIPS Business Manager WILEY WILKINSON Associate Editor DENNIS BRYANT Associate Editor BOB BARNES Assistant Editor PHIL HARSHAM Assistant Editor BILLIE KNIGHT Desk Editor CAROL SHOCKEY Chief Copyreader NEWELL BERRY Editorial Writer PHIL SLIPAKOFF Assistant Campus Editor BOB WATTERS Sports Editor LORRAINE FREEMAN Society Editor MARY LOU MOSSY Newcomb Editor HARRY HEINTZEN Feature Editor TOM CLAPP Entertainment Editor JIM BLITCH Art Editor VIC GOLD Columnist LARRY FRITZ Columnist SARGENT MELLEN Cartoonist MARY LOU SOULE Staff Secretary 28