Tulane University - Jambalaya Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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CONRAD SMITH Editor BERT SHRINE Business Manager J he ..y t I - m e r i c a n STAFF CONRAD SMITH Editor RICHARD HART Managing Editor MARY KREBS Associate Editor JOE CROSSLEY News Editor BOB ZELENY Copy Editor SHEP PLEASANTS Sports Editor ADRIEN AITKENS Society Editor ART YAZMAJIAN Intercollegiate Editor BETTY KIRALFY Assistant News Editor JOHN WINN Assistant Sports Editor JACK ANDERSON Columnist REPORTERS — Robert Leidenheimer, Edward Wright, Marshall Alperin, Harry Beverungen, Gene Garber. BERT SHRINE Business Manager DON CARSON Circulation Manager MARY MYERS Assistant Circulation Manager WARRENE HAYNE Business Staff ETHEL SHORE Business Staff LOUISE HARDING Business Staff KAY HENRY Circulation Assistant WALTER KROPF Circulation Assistant I don ' t see my nanne anywhere Dick hard at work ID 4

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The perfect triangle Next year I ' ll watch BUSINESS STAFF THOMAS E. RYAN Business Manager RONALD STURTZ Organizations Manager AL MERIC Assistant Organizations Manager TONY LOWE Office Manager PATSY WEIL Advertising Manager HENRY STOUTZ Layout Manager ART YAZMAJIAN . ■ Publicity Manager PEGGY BURKENROAD Salesman JULIAN GOOD Salesman PETER PIZZO Salesman WALTER WARD Salesman SHIRLEY GLOSSERMAN Office Staff BARBARA GLICK Office Staff BETTY OLIVER . Office Staff LEE FLE5HMAN ' . . Office Staff EUGENE LEWIS ......... Office Staff ROSE RUEBEL Office Staff ROY SMITH Office Staff SANDRA PEILEN Office Staff The 1951 Jamb Business Staff, because of every- one ' s excellent cooperation, had the most successful year known in the history of JAMBALAYA business operations. Everyone on the staff gladly took on their responsibilities and pulled their share of the load to a successful conclusion. Congratulations to all the staff members and the many others who helped out at registration and at other times for a job well done. Bedroom eyes H. STOUTZ N. CARR B. OLIVER M. CHURCH 27

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The Hullabaloo managed to break many records this year. Principle among them were printing three editions on one day and also having more issues burned than in any previous yea ' . Conrad Red Smith was the power that was with Bert Shrine holding forth over the business staff. Chief assistants were Dick Hart, Elise Mitchell, Mary Krebs, Joe Crossley, and Bob Zeleny. George Rigby, Don Carson, and Mary Myers rounded out the ad and business staff. All American Shep Pleasants led the sports department uncapably assisted by Scoop Cohen, John Winn, and anyone else who could be rooked into writing some sort of sports story. Especially one about soccer. . Also prominent in the Hulla office were the two col- umnists. Jack Anderson, who always pleased the advertis- ers, and Bob Leidenhelmer, the red blooded American boy. Usually hiding in a corner until ten minutes before their columns were due, they would crawl out and bang frantically away at a typewriter for a few seconds. The re- sult was generally just short of being libelous. Still the Hulla staff continued its winning ways with its stupenduous editorial page. The athletic office set up an office In the gym; the cafeteria started using hot water, and the engineers and lawyers wrote nasty letters. Another feature was the hole In the head which resulted from the Gorgeous Gertrude vs. Canada Don. Gorgeous Gertrude put up a terrific struggle but Don was too much for him. But week after week the Hullabaloo marched on, or perhaps a step back once In a whjje. Our Cig Is best, the nose test does work Top: Gef that editorial look Bottom: Short staffed?