Tulane University - Jambalaya Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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The 1981 Jambalaya Bob Kottler Edit or-In-Ch ief Jennifer Juge Associate Editor Andrea Silver Associate Editor Terry Levine Photography Editor Eric Olaes Photography Editor Edward Rogge Faculty Advisor Mindy McNichols Media Advisor Section Editors Andrea Silver In Retrospect Fran Dubrow Faculty And Staff Terry Levine Faculty And Staff Maggie Hemmingway Organizations Lance LaBauve Sports Jennifer Juge Student Life Michael Ann Lederman Greeks Dale Levy Greeks Diana Catalano Classes Andrea Silver Seniors Ira Rosenzweig Hullabaloo Da id Dunn Index Photographers John Foley. O gur Karaosmanoglu. Stephanie Klein. Bob Kottler, Gary Kwawer. Lana LaBauve. Byron Lohman. Terry Levine. Dale Levy. Eric Olaes. Kenny Sadowsky. Andic a Silver. Aeron Stevenson Writers LouAnn Attn. Steve Clark. Lauri Dollin, Kran Dubrow. David Dunn, Brian Geiger, Bill Gould. Arnold Cjuevera. Ted Jonev Jennifer Ju . Bob Kottkrr. Michele Kralj. Gary Kwawer. Lance t.xiBauvc. Terry Ix ' vinc. Lynn Maddox. Mindy McNichnJv. Joe Messina. Frank Moon. Gary Robert!. Staci Rosenberg. Ira Ro.scn weig. Jackie San Miguel, Mike Schcmcni. Rhonda Schwarl man. Andrea Silver. Joel SiKcrthein. Martha Steele. Michael Yanuck Glen Cioalcckc liusiness Manager Brad Kubcn Sak ' Manager Table Of Contents In Retrospect Faculty Organizations Sports Student Life Greeks Classes Honoraries Seniors Hullabaloo Index 4 34 74 154 218 302 360 417 433 441 449 Specifications The 1981 Jambalaya was produced and edited by the 1981 Jambalaya staff of Tulane University. Offset printing was done by Hunter Publishing Company in Winston— Salem, North Carolina. The trim size is 9X12. The paper stock is 80 pound gloss 1- 32, and dull 33 16, 449-456. Special slock 307 was used for pages 417-432, and special stock 1 12 for pages 433448. Headlines are set in 36pt, and 24pt Palatino. Type is set in Times Roman. Body copy is lOpt.and identifications are 8pt. 1 he opening section is set in 14pt Iranklin (iothic italic. Color was reproduced from prints made at Daspit Photo Service in New Orleans, Louisiana by Judy Hill. J he title page graphic was drawn by Gary Pinsely. I ' he Cirecks divider page graphic was drawn by Steve Aibei.

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In Retrospect At the start of each fall a new class enters Tulane, and as each spring draws to a close, another class graduates. The time that spans these two events is filled with triumphs and defeats, laughter and tears, beginnings and endings; all the moments that together, form the essence of the school year. Each student ' s experience is different, but in some ways they are all the same. Common events and shared emotions bond the student body to each other and to the University. During the years spent at Tulane, even as students move toward individual freedom and growth, bonds are formed that will last a lifetime. It is impossible to recreate the school year through words and pictures. No one saw exactly the same thing as anyone else, or felt the same way about it. Yet, sometimes a phrase or a photo- graph brings to mind a special event, or sparks a recollection of good times shared with friends. If a chronicle of the year can provoke a smile for a glimpse of a time gone by, then it has served its most noble purpose. Tulane ' s shaded campus provides an excellent atmosphere for both study and play.