Tulane University - Jambalaya Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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-iou?L Lr r n r y% t %tt o n r p prr nnn ir je- L OCTOBER Oct- 2 — Green Wave [ourneys to Atlanta, plays conservative ball, and drops a heart-breaker to Ga. Tech, 13-7 .. . Oct. 3 — Begin taking photos for Jambs — not many show up the first week . . . Oct. 5 — Ed Martin, former Jamb Editor, appointed Editor of the Tulanian . . . Oct. 9 — In a game marred by beaucoup penalties Tulane downed South Carolina, 14-0 — should have been more . . . Oct. 16 — The Green Wave, playing inspired ball, defeat a favored Ole Miss- Barney Poole team 20-7 . . . Oct. 18 — ' 48 Jambs arrive — Copenhaver and Schumacher begin distribution . . . Oct. 18 — The TUT-Little Theatre present their first performance of year — J. B. Priestley ' s An Inspector Calls — not up to par . . . Oct. 21— Senator Glen Taylor speaks at Mc- Alister and actually garners a few votes . . . Oct. 23 — Tulane defeats Auburn unimpressively, 21- 6 — George Kinek is only bright spot of game . . . Oct. 25 — Homecoming Festivities start off with Radio Jamboree program . . . Oct. 27 — Dixiecrats put W. H. Little Eva Talbot and John U. Barr on stand to explain States Rights to the students . . . Oct. 28 — The Mikado opens at Dixon Hall and proves to be highly entertaining . . . Oct. 29 — Students stage big Pep Rally and Shirtail Parade downtown on eve of Homecoming football game . . . Oct. 30 — Greenies down Miss. State, 9-0, in a tight defensive battle — Kinek and Price shine — Kotteman blocks kick — Violet Whitehead is prettiest Homecoming Queen in years — Homecoming dance, under direction of Lagniappes and Bill Weil, and featuring music of Henry King, is also a big success — a good time is had by all in one of the biggest homecoming in years. NOVEMBER Nov. I — Who ' s Who chooses 28 students from Tulane . . . Nov. 2 — Dewey wins in Tulane Mock Election — Truman a poor third just a few votes ahead of Wallace — just goes to show you . . . Nov. 5 — Canterbury Club has a levee party — a religious organ- ization at that !!!... Nov. 6 — Green Wave, with Price making his bid for All American, rolls over V.M.I., 28-7 . . . Nov. 9 — Fraternities argue pro and con of Pan-Hel touch football and arrive at no agreement . . . Nov. 10 — Warren House defeats Doris Hall by one penetration — the gals seem to be catching on to football, but fast . . . Nov. 13 — Green Wave crushes Baylor, 35-13 — all Bowls take note . . . Nov. 13 — Kappa Sigma has first gala fraternity formal of year . . . Nov. 14 — Dekes celebrate 50th year on Tulane campus . . . Nov. 15 — Audience very receptive to TUT ' s second amusing production, The Merchant of Yonkers . . . Nov. 19 — Kampus Karnival for University Chest Drive is huge success — hats off to Torrie Jones, Chairman . . . Nov. 19 — Chi Omega Formal . . . Nov. 20 — Football team goes to Cincinnati, and squeezes by the U. of Cincinnati, 6-0 . . . Sigma Alpha Mu has annual Orchid Formal . . . Nov. 27 — Green Wave, playing like National Champs, down L.S.U. 46-0 and wait for Bowl bid, which is never received — students howl in protest. DECEMBER Dec. 3 — Pi Kappa Alpha has its Dreamgirl Formal and crowns Fran Dalton this year ' s Dreamgirl . . . Dec. 4 — Tulane downs Texas in a fast basketball game — still undefeated . . . Dec. 5 — Phi Delta Phi, honorary legal fraternity, taps 45 and honors same with a

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jCjanAFOJien-ca- SEPTEMBER Sept. 15, 16, 17 — Registration — final total 6,566 — less veterans, but still a good crowd . . . Sept. 20— HULLABALOO, under the Editor- ship of Phil Harsham was given All-Annerican rating for the second straight year . . . Sept. 24 Campus Night show one of the best in years — Orchids to Footsie Holbrook, 1948-49 Chairman . . . Sept. 25 — Sreenies open football season with ' Bama and win in a thriller, 21-14 . . . Sept. 27 — Students begin asking about 1947-48 Jambs — referred to Steve Ellis . . . Sept. 28 — Publications Board selects Tom L. Williams as Business Manager for this Yearbook . . . :SS?r ' 1 '

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A ' r I Ul W M ' i- -L ' ' . ' ' •?W .w J-6. Itk banquet . . . Dec. 8 — Senator Fulbright speaks on stopping Communism . . . Dec. 9 — Festival choir pre- sents Handel ' s Messiah — huge success . . . Dec. 10 — Delta Tau Delta Formal . . . Dec. I I — Kappa Alpha Formal . . . Dec. 14 — Xmas holidays begin . . . Dec. 14 — (At night of course ) Alpha Tau Omega formal . . . JANUARY Jan. 6 — School resumes . . . Jan. 7 — Phi Mu Formal . . . Jan. 10 — Mansour and Pennington win out in Moot Court finals . . . Jan. 14 — The Gondoliers , put on by Tulane-Newcomb Choral Groups, opens and goes over big . . . Jan. 14 — Greenies trounce L.S.U. 71-51 — Perkins stars, as usual . . . Jan. 15 — Frank Bell, Jr. elected President of A. P.O., national service frater- nity . . . Jan. 17 — Thomas C. Wicker, Jr. elected Editor-in-chief of the Tulane Law Review . . . Jan. 20 — Exams begin — oh joy !!!... Jan 21 — Publications % M ' f J 4 4 -i I ' . J 1 4i ' ; ' « -.! ' ' JC '