Tulane University - Jambalaya Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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ROBERT THOMPSON Associate Editor have the feeling I ' m watched OLGA TURNER Associate Editor who wishes to contact an old classmate but who has lost that classnnate ' 5 address. At least the home address as given in this book will give the student a starting point for correspondence with old classmates. Another point of interest in this book is the different sections devoted to various activities such as Dramatics and Music, Religion. Dorm life, etc. We feel that all these actvities play a very great part in any stu- dent ' s college life and therefore should be remembered through his col- lege annual. Also in this book we have tried to give credit where credit is due. Those students who have achieved outstanding success on the campus have been duly recognized but at no time have we allowed just plain old Joe College to be lost among the B.M.O.C. ' s, favorites, wheels and what have you. This book is designed for the average man in the class- rooms and not for the boys in the extra-curriculum fields. D. POPE B. CHERRY G, WINN C. GUYNES A. HOLBROOK

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T-U 1951 C. T. (JACK) TURNER EdHor-in-Chief Below: The sinner, the preacher, and the pope Bottom: Obviously posed The staff has tried to present this 1951 JAMBALAYA in a different manner than its predecessors with several changes from the standard run of JAMBALAYA. Recognizing the fact that the individual student is interested pri- marily in his or her particular school the class sections have been ar- ranged according to the separate Universities and Colleges comprising Tulane University. In these separate sections have also been placed the various organizations which are mainly participated in by the students of that particular College. This has enabled us to eliminate a large and sometimes dull organizations section. With the belief that the full value of a college annual is not realized until some time after a student ' s graduation we have made an attempt to give the hometown addresses of all students whose names appear in this book. We believe that this may be of value to a student in later life T. LEACH E. FRANCISCO R. BRINKMANN » ' t

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THOMAS E. RYAN Business Manager Another picture of me? jflmBRLflvn RONALD STURTZ Executive Business Manager TONY LOWE Office Manager EDITORIAL STAFF CLYDE T. TURNER, JR Editor BOB THOMPSON . ... . . Tulane Associate Editor OLGA TURNER .... Newcomb Associate Editor TOM LEACH Tulane Assistant Editor ELEANOR FRANCISCO . . . Newcomb Assistant Editor GEORGE WINN Fraternity Editor BARBARA CHERRY Sorority Editor EDWARD WRIGHT .... Tulane Organizations Editor ELSA TAYLOR .... Newcomb Organizations Editor DAVE POPE Sports Editor BUDDY ' BRINKMANN Layout Editor DOODLE GUYNES Caption Editor MEMBERS Jack Weil Nanette Carr Mary Myers Anne Holbrook Mickey Church Cliff Carswell Aline Stouse A. MERIC Shorty Fraenkel Joel Duvic Betty Bland Virginia Newman Harold Harland Katherine Naef Bob Hess A. YAZMAJIAN F. FRAENKEL K .■ r 26