Tulane University - Jambalaya Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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Tulanians enjoy themselves in celebration of Homecoming Weekend. M ' Bill Weiss, Carol Knurr, Ji freedoms at the annual Bea or (jp W f!r, JMtL ' :A t - ny Schwartz illustrate two of the four Theodore Sarphie, Larry Greer and Bill Lee get to know each other better during one of their regular bull sessions. Tulane ' s Mike Calamarie displays his sportsmanship before ' the beginning of a Greenie game.

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Let our gam of education be our bt uimng from which the seeds of understanding will burst forth into lasting bloom; then shall v e be happy, enjoying the benefits of all we gam through participation in the university Let us then be as Parliament not as islands nor islanders, but as vital forces which give as well as grow as can be exemplified in the Tidane and Newcomb , . Let us then be as the Greeks shar- ing in pleasure yet restraining the excess; then shall we experience the true en- i oy men t of our . . Let us then be as Plato describes man-possessing a har- m mony of soul constituted by soundess of mind and strength of body. Japan and the 1964 Olympics open a new gateway to world understanding just as many gateways are opened in Tulane ' s . . Let us live fully at each level and let us share our experiences with friends worldwide; then shall we be complete individuals, enjoying the full friendship we gain from each of the . .