Tulane University - Jambalaya Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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Obviously posed — but aren ' t they all? CARL KLINE Assistant LOUIS VERGNE ' Assistant JOSEPH CONINO Assistant PAUL DASTUGUE : Assistant RICHARD JONES Assistant FRANK STICH Assistant PAUL MIELLEY Assistant JACQUE SILIN Assistant BETTY JEAN ROSEN Assistant CAROL HIRSCH Assistant MARY GILCHRIST Assistant WALTER SPENCE DORA MARTIN Associate Editor Newcomb Editor W I. ' .. , ' 55 Dora and Annie giving out ' 48 Jambs — also part of our job ANTHONY ORTEGA Associate Editor RUDY EASON Sports Editor Warren and Jackie in act again 25

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THOMAS L WILLIAMS Business Manager HE JSiBlini The business staff of the 1949 Jambalaya, with super-salesmen Mix, Kline, McLeod, and Stich, brought in more income from advertising than any previous Jambalaya staff. The office force worked very efficiently, and the entire business staff gained much valuable experience. BUSINESS STAFF THOMAS L. WILLIAMS Business Manager WARREN MIX Asst. Business Manager KEN McLEOD Assistant Warren Mix, Ja ckie Silin, and friends of the Jambalaya 24

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n e i 1 11 i I A L g It was almost old home week when the Hulla- baloo staff reassembled last September. With some exceptions, last years ' crew came thru the summer unscathed and returned to wreak fur- ther journalistic mayhem. Gone but not forgotten were columnist VIC GOLD, cartoonist JIM BLITChI, copy editor DALE SOLOMON and feature editor DIANE FARRELL. Most of the faces were familiar though. PHIL HARSHAM was still around, be- ing a very capable editor while knocking out magazine articles on the side and ROSEMARY CARNES continued to focus the social lights. BILL JENKINS and ED ASHWORTH were still PAUL NEWMAN and PAT McCAULEY Co-Editors LARRY HENNESSY Business Manager on the job though under new labels, Ed took over Bill ' s job of news editor while Bill moved up to the position of Associate Editor along with new- comer PAT MACULEY from Alexandria, La. Singer LARRY HENNESSEY went right on mak- ing like an efficient business manager, aided and abetted by crony TOM McBRIDE. Another familiar face was GEORGE ADOMITIS who re- placed HANK THREEFOOT as head of the sports department. AL PERRY and JOHN GLEASON rounded out the sports staff. Replacing the glittering Gold as column- writer was small-voice-but-big-words ARTHUR BARRON while GEORGE NELSON and TOM-