Tulane University - Jambalaya Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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WARREN MIX, Business Manager The Art work on Pete ' the pelican was done by Bill Brockway. The photography was done by the Tulane Photo Serv- ice with Armand Bertin and V! doing the yeoman work. On the whole, we the editors have felt that Tulane has had one of its biggest years. It was a year when there was much to be proud, of course every rose has the proverbial thorn and Tulane was no exception (witness the N.D. and L.S.U. fiascos). But on the whole the spirit gained, the campus wide elections drew tremendous in- terest as well as the election of the first Miss Pauline Tulane, and then the addition of a real, live mascot in the form of a pelican. The book this year was dedicated to John J. Morrlssey, Director of the Tulane Band, for the reasons expressed In the dedication but It was a hard close choice witfi Monk Simons leaving the campus. Dr. John H. Stibbs do- ing his work In student life, and Coaches Frnlta and Wells doing such splendid jobs. We the editors, pay humble tribute to these men, and in the name of the JAMBAL- AYA thank them for their help to the Tulane Student Body. f OLGA TURNER TOM LEACH DORA MARTIN ARMAND BERTIN. Photographer JACK TURNER 23

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JAMBALAYA 1950 The staff this year did a good iob of cooperating and doing their part in the overall scheme. They were as follows: RUDY EASON Co-Editor WALTER SPENCE Co-Editor JACK TURNER Associate Editor DORA MARTIN Associate Editor TORRIE JONES Assistant Editor TOM LEACH Assistant Editor BARBARA CHERRY Newcomb Organizations OLGA TURNER Sororities ED SCHLESINGER Fraternities CHRIS BOSCH Features FRANK S. CANNON Sports Editor and those other people who did the jobs without which no book could be completed: Sara French, Mary Finley, Mary Jane Carr, Cissy hHart, Sara Woods, Pat Williams, Anne Ventress Spence, Joan Strahle, Louis Vergne, Bob Thompson, Wayne Cockrell, Ann Crump, and many others. BOB THOMPSON BILL BROCKWAY, Artist RUDY EASON and WALT SPENCE, Editors TORRIE JONES BARBARA CHERRY 22

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T H E Dis honest boi, Jerry BUSINESS STAFF - The 1950 Jamb business staff, through the industry and WARREN A. MIX Business Manager initiative of many cooperating students, raised more RONALD STURTZ Organizations Manager money in advertising sales than has ever been raised by SMILEY MARTIN Oftice Manager previous staff. Relying upon an efficient office staff T m ' rTaN ■•■.-. -. ■- ■. ■. ■. AdlerS i l Zr under the direction of Office Manager ' ' Smi ey ; Martin, PATSY WEIL Asst. Ad Manager Advertising Manager Tom Ryan led a hard-workmg sales HUBERT COHN Salesman staff through many a difficult sales campaign, ably as- JACK FISCHER Salesman j-j gj Asstislant Ad Manager Patsy Weil, to a record- CORKY FALBAUM Salesman L„,l,;„ ' l SHIRLEY GLOSSERMAN Salesman DreaKing peaK , , cx i L • i 5l lgR[ AN RAPHAEL Salesman I he organizations manager, Ronald bturtz, who is also BOB BREGER Salesman one of the campus ' leading publications experts, engi- AUDREY LEHMON Salesman neered the sale and allocation of space to all organiza- ADELE EDWARDS Salesman ,. ,, . •,; ,111: ± x 1 1 ± SARA FRENCH . Office Staff + ' °ns on the campus. With a staff of competent student JEAN COVINGTON Office Staff personnel, Sturtz completed his job very effectively in MARY PILLOW SALES Office Staff semester, and assisted the editorial and advertising MARY JANE DILLARD Office Staff , rr , i-j xL • I HILDRED RUNYAN Office Staff staffs to expedite their work. The only time they worked!