Tulane University - Jambalaya Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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President of Tulane University Rufus CarroUton Harris THE PRESIDENT S MESSAGE I congratulate the 1958 Jambalaya staff on the care and imagination demonstrated in the production of this fine volume. Both photographs and comments will reflect the diversified student life of the campus. The school year 1957- 58 has brought with it new vigor and exciting prospects for the future. The rehabilitation program embarked upon in the summer of 1957 will bring all campus buildings in accord with modern standards for such facilities, including air-con- ditioning. New construction and sites being prepared for new construction are to be seen from one end of the campus to tiie other. By the time another Jambalaya goes to press, at least five new buildings will be ready for use. With a new University Center Building, the Favrot Intramural Sports Building, a Newcomb Food Service Building, a-new infirmary, and new residence halls for both men and women, the Uni- versity will have most of the tools necessary to mold a greatpr campus unity for a greater Tulane.

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First Row: JOSEPH M. JONES, President; ERNEST L. JAHNCKE, Vice-President; J. BLANC MONROE, Vice-President; CLIFFORD F. FAVROT. Vice-President UR. CHARLES L. ESHLEiMA.N. Second Row: GEORGE S. FARNSWORTH; DARWIN S. FENNER; LEON IRWIN, JR.; LESTER J. LAI TENSCHL. EGER JOSEPH McCLOSKEY; JOSEPH W. iMONTGOMERY. Third Row: ISIDORE NEWMAN, II: ASHTON PHELPS: MARIE LOLISE WILCOX SNELLI.NGS EDGAR B. STERN; GEORGE A. WILSON; SAMUEL ZEMURR.W. BOARD OF ADMINISTRATORS The Board of Administrators of the Tulane Educational Fund is the general governinf: hody of Tulane I niversity. It is a self-sustaining board of seventeen members whose mem- bership is made up of prominent Louisiana citizens and Tu- lane alumni. The original membership was named by Paul Tulane to receive and administer his gifts. The Board of Ad- ministrators establishes the liroad educational policy of the University. It maintains a constant watch over the field of education and related fields in order that Tulane may con- tinue to set the pace in higher learning, research, and educa- tional service. In addition to the seventeen members, the Board consists of three ex-ofticio members, the Governor of Louisiana, the Mavor of New Orleans, and the State Superin- tendent of Education. Miss Florence Dymond of New Orleans is an emeritus member of the Board and Lawrence A. Wogan is sccretarv-treasurer emeritus. Mr. A. P. Generes is serving as secretarv -treasurer of the Board.