Tulane University - Jambalaya Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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First Row, Left to Right: Jim Aiello, William Roy Ary, Binks Baldwin, Buddy Blaum, Christian Henry Bunger, Jr., Michael Denechaiid Charbonnet, Judd Hendrick Chidlow. Second Row: Bill Grain, Robert Dana, C. Delu David, William C. Ellis, Jr., Ben Eshleman, Jr., Ralph Richard Gilster, Jr., Eugene Grasser. Fourth Row: Williain Lee, Porcher W. Miles, IV, Bobby Morse, James J. Morse, Paul T. Nelson, William Lewis Parks, Jr., Cam- eron Payne. Fifth Row; Richard Roland Reynolds, James Pat Ryan, Ray- mond P. Starr, Jr., Mike Stoddard, Edward H. StoUey, Gus Wenzel, Bache McE. Whitlock. Third Row: David Kirk Groome, John William Groome, Wil- liam Hartwell, Bobby Hassinger, Peter Herring, Neel Howard, Richard Armitage Langebahn. Sixth Row: James M. Wootan. ■ 301

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Left to Right: Harrv B. Kelleher, jr., Recording Secretary; Alan Hardy, Treasurer; Stephen A. Schniedtje, President; Harry McEnerny, III, Vice-President; Jolin Hen- drick Chidlow, Corresponding Secretar) . KAPPA ALPHA Kappa Alpha Order was founded at ' ashington and Lee in 1865. Psi Chapter ■as established at Tulane t ' enty ' ears later and since then has prided itself with an outstanding group of young men. This year as ah -ays the KA ' s upheld the principles of Southern tradition upon -hich the Order vas founded. It is expected that the fifteen pledges obtained during the last highly successful Rush Week will follow in the tradition of General Robert E. Lee, who is considered the ideal gentleman, and is placed in high admiration by every KA. Not forgetting that they are a social fraternity, the KA ' s gave parties that will be remembered for years to come. A few of the parties were the annual Bushman ' s Ball, the Cotton Bra ' l, and, of course, the Old South Ball. The KA ' s are always active participants in Pan-Hellenic activities. Such members as Terry Terrebone, halfback standout, Gus AVenzel, the Wave ' s basketball captain, Dick Langenbahn of Greenbackers, and Porcher Miles, Tommy Zander, and Cam Payne of Adelphon fame, adequately represent the KA spirit. E ' ' 7A7 ia Shades up in the Kappa house? PSI CHAPTER

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A3m1 Left to Righi: Glenn C. House, Historian: Harlan A. Schmidt. Secretarv; Edmon Lee Green, President; James E. Toups, Jr., ice-President; George Jav Walker Smith. Treasurer. KAPPA SIGMA Kappa Sigma was founded at the Umversit - of ' irgima in 1869 and char- tered Sigma Chapter at Tulane in 1889. This year Kappa Sig distinguished it.self ith a highlv successful Rush W eek and by placing in many of the Pan-Hellenic sports. The house was improved by the addition of a ne - side -alk and the remodeling of the TV room as supervised by the Housemother. .Miss Ruth van der .Maaten. Social activities included champagne parties for various Xewcomb sorori- ties, date buffets at home football games, the annual Jungle and Pirate Par- ties, the Untouchables Party, and the Christmas Orphan Partv given -ith its sister sororir , Chi Omega. Many Kappa Sigs were acdve in campus activities such as I ' USK, Gre;n- backers. Student Center Committees, and Glendy Burke. Honorary- organ- izations represented include Phi Beta Kappa. Phi Eta Sigma. ODK. ' HO s WHO. and Circle K. John ' ahl is at the University of Glasgow with the Junior Year Abroad Program; Bob Ambrose and Glenn House -ere elected President and ' ice-President respectively of the School of Architecture; John Unverzagt was named Group Commander of the Air Force; and Xeal .Mangold served as Editor of the J. .mb. lay. . In addition to these, several brothers were active in various phases of campus politics, and the Fratemit was well represented on the varsity football, track, and golf teams. ■• ' Sh-h-h-h ' SIG IA CHL PTER