Tulane University - Jambalaya Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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SWAT SWARDSON Editor REPORTERS Al Moore Merle Lemleux Shelfon Simmons Betty Preston Pat Cronin Elizabeth Janssen Dot Bernhard Dot Levy Forres Collins Lois Emrich George Seymour Betty Nairne Roger Shows Mary Hanemann Frank Nathan Brenda Moore Roberta Morris Ann Levy Merle Fisher Noel Dillard Sharon Mattes John Sleason William T. Bea+y Adrian Goldstein Bill Roberts CHARLES PHILLIPS Business Manager FOR 1947 Wiley Wilkinson and Dennie Bryant, Asst. Editors BUSINESS STAFF CHARLES PHILLIPS Business Manager JACK SCHWEGMANN Assistant Business Manager JACK NIELSON Circulation Manager FRED DECKBAR Circulation Manager BOB REINHARDT Circulation Manager TOM MARTIN Assistant BETTY MARTINEZ Assistant MARY JANE CALL Assistant LORRAINE TERRY Assistant Bow-tie Berry notes a typographical error

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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

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OMICRON DELIA KAPPA President Omicron Delta Kappa Is a national collegia+e organization which selects for membership students who have excelled in more than one of the following fields of university activity: scholarship, athletics, social and religious affairs, publications, speech, music, and dramatic arts. Members are elected from the faculty and ad- ministration on the basis of having displayed unselfish leadership in the interest of the university. The two primary bases for election are character and leadership. ODK is the only national collegiate organization which recognizes excellence in extra- curricular pursuits; it is also the only national collegiate organization which embraces both student and faculty as active members. The national organization was founded at Washington and Lee University in 1914. The Alpha Zeta Circle at Tulane was established in 1930. OFFICERS SIDNEY PATE President BENNET ELISBERG Vice-President and Treasurer TOMMY JAMES . .... Secretary DR. HAROLD CUMMINS Faculty Advisor ACTIVE MEMBERS Reld Clanton Bennet Elisberg Edward Finley Ed Hays Tommy James Floyd Lewis Louis McFaul Conrad Meyer Murphy Moss Ebb Munden Bill Owen Sidney Pate Gerald Posner Jim Sen+er Troye Svendson FIRST ROW: Clanton. Elisberg, Finley. Hays. James, Lewis. McFaul. SECOND ROW: Meyer. Moss. Munden. Owen. Pate. Posner, Senter, Svendson. ' dnd m v. jm 30