Tulane University - Jambalaya Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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It gives me a great deal of pleasure to wel- come you to the 1966 JAMBALAYA, the yearbook of Tulane University. It is the wish of the editor that this edition of the JAMBA- LAY A will be remembered for many years to come. Hopefidly, there is a little bit of every- thing in the book, so that even the most critical will be somewhat appeased. If anyone is not fully satisfied 1 bear the full responsibility and apolo- gize here and now. Tulane is growing before our very eyes and is becoming quite modern. Therefore, the mood of the JAMBALAYA is one of modern in de- sign and subject matter but still rich in memories and tradition. The JAMBALAYA captures the life at Tulane from the unwelcome winds of Hurricane Betsy through the final exams in May. The 1966 JAMBALAYA is dedicated to the students, faculty, and administration of Tulane University who make this pictorial sur- vey possible. Thank you. The Editor

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