Tulane University - Jambalaya Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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DKAN W IM I l W. I ' I•;KK ■ A S OFFICF- ' KS: .lolin Coli-man. S-rri-larv ; Henry Jiinglr. Vice Presidftil: Jack Vt it-nrr. I ' re i lfnl. with Di-an W m. I ' vr . COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCII:NCES Tlic purpose of this college is to assure every stu- (Ifiil lioili ail opportunity to receive a sound general (Mlucalion iwm] a good liase for future specialization. Some lii(li ' iil will |)i-eparc themselves foi ' cnlrancc mil) graduate and ju ' ofessional scliools. while i)lliei will lenuinale llieir lorttial ( (lurali()ii willi llie liarlie- lor ' s degree. But in either ea c. the college offers its student.- pre|)aralion ior po iliiin f Icader-liip .mil trust in their home communities. Oldest ofTulane ' s undergradn.ile riiiiegi , I lie (.al- lege of Arts and Sciences enrolled its first sliidenl.s luehe freshmen and two sophomores, in ihe fall of l. ..il. C.iljsi.n Hall

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NEWCOMB COLLEGE Newcomb College was established in 1866 by Mrs. Josephine Louise Newcomb as a memorial to her only daughter. It was the first women ' s college to function within the framework of a university. Newcomb has a full curriculum of Liberal Arts, including Music and Art, and also provides a program of study abroad dur- ing the Junior year. Study abroad combined with the cultural milieu of undergraduate school in New Or- leans, presents a student with the best of cultural and educational background. The ultimate purpose of the College is the provision of the opportunity for a girl to discover and develop her talents and to become aware of the traditions of her society in order that she may significantly con- tribute to the art of democratic living. DEAN JOHN ' R. HIBBARD Newcomb Memorial Day Procession

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Take 5 at Norman Maver Hall DEAN PAUL V. GRAMBSCH Freddie. Yoirre Just Not Ready Dean Grambscli with President Larry Barth. Secretary Oberhel- man, and Vice-President Diaville. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION The School of Business Administration was founded in 1914: in 1942 it moved into Norman Mayer Hall. Over the entire period the school has provided for its men and Avomen substantial professional training for business careers. It has sousht to enroll students of in- tellectual competence, good character, and leadership potential. The School of Business Administration has strived to provide the business community with grad- uates who command a working knowledge of business management, and who can be counted upon to sen ' e the commmiity and the nation. 18