Tulane University - Jambalaya Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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FOREWORD Each year the Jambalaya Editor and his staff are faced with the rather difficult task of creating some- thing original and satisfying within the narrow limits of what a yearbook must be by definition. They also realize that since the yearbook will be read by all segments of the student population, the format must be designed so as to appeal in as many directions as possible. The 1959 Jambalaya has ijeen composed with these two problems constantly in mind. The staff has attempted to balance a wide photographic coverage of events with professional art, sophistication with humor, informal layouts with the more formal, and straight copy with that of a fanciful nature. Also, an increased amount of color was used throughout the various sections as accent. There is no dominant theme ruiming through this book. The separate sections are related only in that they pertain to the same suljject — Tulane 1959. This year has been an important one in the history of Tulane; the physical plant has been greatly expanded and many far-reaching decisions affecting policy have been made. Yet, in most respects, it has been a year like most others. The staff hopes that they have captured both facets in this 1959 yearbook. Our measure of success will be determined by the pleasure you derive now and in the future from your Jambalaya. •J) jL 5942

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DEDICATION The 1959 Jambalaya was dedicated from the moment that work first began. It is for you — the students of Tulane and Newcomb — that this year- book is composed and published as your record of 1959; it is your activities and interests that have been pictured here; it is your satisfaction and enjoyment that the StafF has kept constantly in mind. Now, the Staff wishes to acknowledge what has been its purpose from the beginning in formally dedicating this 1959 Jambalaya to you, our readers.