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SWEEPING CRESCENT OF THE HIS-

TORIC MISSISSIPPI RIVER, OLD NEW

ORLEANS IS THE POSSESSOR OF A PROUD HERITAGE OF COLORFUL TRADITION

AND GRACIOUS LIVING. HERS ARE THE CONTINENTAL CUSTOMS OF OLD-

WORLD FRANCE, BLENDED BY THE MELLOWING PROCESSES OF TIME WITH

SPANISH CABALLERO TRADITIONS AND ENGLISH CAVALIER INFLUENCES. NEW

ORLEANS IS THE HOME OF THE CREOLE, A LAUGHING HAPPY PEOPLE, NEVER

TOO BUSY TO PLAY. HER EATING PLACES ARE FAMOUS FOR GUMBO AND JAM-

BALAYA, SAVORY DISHES WHICH COMBINE FRENCH FLAVOR AND SPANISH

FIRE. THE VIEUX CARRE IS A WORLD APART, ROMANTIC AND PICTURESQUE.

THE NARROW STREETS, DISTINCTIVE ARCHITECTURE, EXQUISITE IRON GRILL-

WORK, AND COOL, DEEP-SHADOWED PATIOS CREATE AN AURA OF CHARM

COMPLETELY UNIQUE.

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ING CRESCENT WHICH ENCIRCLES NEW ORLEANS LIKE A PROTECTING ARM

IS ONE OF THE WORLD'S MOST TRAVELLED WATERWAYS. THE MISSISSIPPI

IS THE PATHWAY TO THE WORLD FOR THE PRODUCTS OF THE VAST, FER-

TILE MIDDLE SECTION OF OUR CONTINENT, AND NEW ORLEANS IS THE FLOOD-

GATE OF THIS STREAM OF COMMERCE. NEW ORLEANS IS A HEALTHY, GROW-

ING CITY, ALIVE AND BUSTLING. DAY AND NIGHT SHIPS' WHISTLES AN-

NOUNCE ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES, AND NIGHT AND DAY THE ROAR OF

MIGHTY ENGINES HERALDS THE SKYLINERS AS THEY COME AND GO. THE

TWIN SILVER STRIPS OF THE RAILROADS RADIATE FROM NEW ORLEANS LIKE

SPOKES FROM A HUB, AND MODERN HIGHWAYS CROSS THE BROAD MISSIS-

SIPPI ON SPANS WHOSE BASES REACH DOWN TO THE FOUNDATIONS OF THE

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with New Orleans, but the attainment of progress has not

meant the sacrifice of a gracious way of living. Apprecia-

tion of the human[tiesJw&-been- fostered at Tulane through

the years wifen tremendous scientific advances have tended

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c,hanges brought about by reconversion follow-

ing the end of the war are in evidence throughout the Uni-

versity. Veterans of battles fought on every sea and in every

clime have returned to the campus, bringing with them a

maturity and seriousness new to college life. Students from

many countries make Tulane an integral part of New Orleans,

the International City.

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X,-he past year will be remembered for the large influx of veteran students to

the campus. Until the fall of 1946, Tulane was able to take care of qualified students

who applied for admission, but from that time it became apparent that the University would

not be able to do so. A policy giving preference to former students and those with su-

perior high school records was worked out, and the expansion of the University's enroll-

ment to the limit of its facilities was carefully controlled. During this session there have

been more students in the University than at any time in its history.

With such a large enrollment, the greatest problem has not been that of housing, as

difficult as that problem has been and as apparent as are the many means toward the par-

tial solution of the housing problem undertaken by the University. Housing units, tem-

porary building, reconversion and remodeling have changed the appearance of the cam-

pus. But the greatest problem has been that of increasing the endowment fund. A full

realization that the fees paid by the students must be matched by substantial income from

endowment funds in order to operate the University makes apparent the added difficulties

of our hugely increased enrollment. The eflFort to improve the endowment funds has had

the continuous attention of the Administrators of the University and its officers.

For the Class of 1947 I will have always a special regard. But for the war, many of

^Vou would have helped to make up the Classes of 1942, 1943, 1944, 1945, and 1946.

|You have been good students. You have worked with mature purpose and with an eager-

ness that is inspiring. Your Alma Mater hopes that, unlike the past, the future will hold

for you a large portion of the best things in life.

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TUIANE ALUMNIOFFICERS

WALTER O. MOSS President

E. CLAGGETT UPTON Vice-President

A.. WATSON CHAPMAN Vice-President

CLAYTON L. NAIRNE Vice-President

HARRY P. GAMBLE, JR Treasurer

GERALD L. ANDRUS Secretary

BEATRICE M. FIELD '

. . Director of Alumni Relations

LAW: Edward Dubuisson, Moise W. Dennery, Murray Cleveland:

MEDICINE: Dr. Rhett G. McMahon, Dr. Charles B. Odom, Dr. Am-brose Storck; ARTS AND SCIENCES: Sherwood S. Clayton, Bernard

D. Mintz, Darwin Fenner: ENGINEERING: James L. Kemper, Pat

Richardson, Albert Fransen; COMMERCE: William B. Carter, GeorgeDinwiddle, J. B. Sanford, Jr.; GRADUATE: Mrs. George Garlner,

Mrs. Louis Binstock, Mrs. Janet Wallace Yancy; NEWCOMB: Mrs.

Leiia W. Stone, Miss Angela Devlin, Miss Angela Gregory; SOCIALWORK: Mrs. W. A Gillaspie, Jr., Miss Louise Meyer, Miss Eunice

Tontak; REPRESENTATIVES: Harry R. Cabral, Shelby Friedrichs, A.

Brown Moore, W. Claiborne Perrilliat.

The alunnnl homecoming dance attracted many out-of-town Tulanians and friends.

The Homecoming Court in an exciting moment of the game.

BEATRICE M. FIELD

Director

The Homecoming Court at the Tulane—Notre Dame game.

ASSOCIATIONEXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

The Tulane Alumni Association is composed of all graduates

and -former students of the University. Its offices are lo-

cated in the Student Center Building on the Tulane campus.

The TULANIAN, publication of the Association, is sent to

all members free of charge and contains news of the Uni-

versity and the alumni. At each commencement, membersof the graduating class are welcomed into the Association

by an alumni officer. Active Tulane Alumni Clubs have been

organized throughout the country. In addition to the reg-

ular Homecoming celebration, class reunions are held

each year. Annually, Tulane Alumni honor the memory of

Paul Tulane on the occasion of his birthday. May 1 0th. Oneof the accomplishments of the year was the reorganization

of the "T" Club, composed of former athletes. A "Meetthe Coaches" party was held in April to introduce to the

alumni Tulane's new coaching staff.

Tulane's All Americans with Coach Henry Frnica at the alumni

"Meet the Coaches" party.

Members of the Clars of 1896 return to campus fci 50-year reunion.

On May 10 each year alumni visit Paul

Tulane's grave at Princeton, N. J.

Commerce Alumni Club holds its annual dinner meeting.

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President

The Student Council of the University is the

highest governing body of the Associated Stu-

dents of Tulane University. It is composed of

the presidents of each of the eight colleges of

the University, and the officers of the council it-

self are chosen by an electoral college which is

made up of members appointed by their respec-

tive colleges.

ED HAYS FELICE MAURER

TULANE

STUDENT

COUNCILThe principal function of the Student Council

is that of interpreting and executing the Consti-

tution of the Association. The Council also exer-

cises general supervision over all expenditures

from the Student Fund, as well as supervising the

entire student activities program.

During this school year, the Council was con-

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CONNIE TALBOT HARVEY FIELDS REID CLANTON DON SHARP DICK PAGE

fronted with many problems which it endeavored familiarize all students with the physical facilities

to solve in the interests of the student body as a^'

whole. The Council published a handbook for

the benefit of all the students, and made plans

for publishing the first Tulane Student Directory.

At the beginning of the year, the Council con-

ducted an orientation program designed to

MEMBERS

RICHARD L PAGE President

EDV/IN G. HAYS Vice-President

FELICE MAURER Secretary

REID CLANTON HARVEY FIELDS

CHARLES JEREMIAS DONALD SHARP

CONNIE TALBOT

Left to right: Field, Fields. Cianton, Talbot, Hays, Page, Maurer, Sharp. Jeremias.

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NEWCOMBSTUDENT COUNCIL

FELICE MAURERPresident

The Student Council, with the President of the Student Government Association as

its chairman, is the piloting unit of the Newcomb Student body. It carries out the

legislation of the association, charters all clubs and organizations, and at all times

strives to express the active and creative spirit and ideals of an association of able

and adult individuals.

MEMBERSFELICE MAURER President of the Student Government Association

BETTY BERRY ; Vice-President

MERLE FISCHER Corresponding Secretary

BEATRICE RAULT Recording Secretary

BETTY GRAY Treasurer

LYDIA CAFFERY President of Honor Board

GLORIA SMITHERMAN House President

BETTY MERIWETHER President of Senior Class

RUTH BOULET President of Junior Class

PATSY REINHARDT President of Sophomore Class

JEAN BROWNE President of Freshman Class

MATHILDE TURNER President of Art Student Body

NINA SUE HARRIS . President of Music Student Body

SHIRLEY BELL President of Y.W.C.A.

ANN HODGE Chairman of Athletic Council

HEDA von MEYSENBUG President of Pan-Hellenic

LAURELLE FILLMORE Chairman of Campus Night

MARY LOU MOSSY Newcomb Editor of Hullabaloo

PAT PHILLIPS Newcomb Editor of JAMBALAYA

Rault, Browne, Gray, Turner, Harris, Meriwether. Smittierman, Hodge, Berry, Bell, von tvteysenbuq, Caffery,

Maurer, Fillmore, Boulet, FIsctier, Mossy, Reinhardt.

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Srr.itherman, Retnhardf, Jones, Hofmann. Browne Boulet. Roelinq, Browne, Cochrane. Turner, Maurer, Caffery,

Meriwether, McLarty, Harris.

Honor Board has jurisdiction over the conduct of the students of Newcomb College,

and maintains the school standards of personal honor, loyalty and integrity. Each

student, upon entrance into the College, signs a pledge in an impressive ceremony

before the Board, promising to abide by the regulations of the Newcomb hlonor

System.

Any infringements or violations of the pledge are referred to the Board for judg-

ment, each student being on her honor to report herself as well as any other student

involved.

The Honor Board supervises all general student body elections, from keeping the

polls to counting the votes.

OFFICERS

LYDIA CAFFERY President

BEHY BROWNE Vico-President

GLORIA SMITHERMAN Secretary

MEMBERS

Ruth Boulet Ann Hofmann Bally Moriv/olhcr

Betty Browne Virginia Jones Malhilde Turner

Jean Browne Nancy McLarty Patsy Reinhardf

Patsy Cochrane Felice Maurer Nathalie Rooling

Nina Sue Harris

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NEWCOMBDORMITORY COUNCIL

GLORIA SMITHERMANPresident

OFFICERS

GLORIA SMITHERMAN President

RUTH DRAVO Vice-President

BETTY GRAY Secretary-Treasurer

SALLY FOSTER Mistress of Revels

ROSLYN ISON Art Chairman

GLENN WILSON President of Doris Hall

MEMBERS

Betty Baucum Katherine Holland Teresa TIdmore

Ruth Boulet Ruth Hoppe Flo Varnell

Mary Virginia Grain Carolyn Kartus Marian Washam

Valerie Edwards Nancy McLarty Nat Walker

Miriam Smith

Providing the resident-government for students of Newcomb College living in the

dormitories is the Dormitory Council, which is composed of representatives from all

of the campus houses. It carries out the rules and regulations, tries offenders, and

serves with executive, judicial and legislative powers.

The Council also provides for entertainments by and for its members, working with

all dormitory students for an efficient system of self-government in matters relating

to the conduct of its members, both as individuals and as a social group. It attempts

in these ways to obtain a well-rounded dormitory life.

Back row, left to right: Washam, Tidmore, Holland, Smith, Morris, Kartus, Edwards, Varnell, Boulet. Middle

row; Gray, Wilson, Baucum, Smitherman, McLarty, Dravo, Foster. First row: Hoppe. Grain, Walker.

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Seated: Swardson, Maurer, Howard, Page, Meriwether. Field. Standing: Martin, Pfeiffer, Phillips.

OFFICERS

RICHARD PAGE Chairman

BFTTY MERIWETHER Secretary

Charles Phillips

Roland Swardson

The function of the Publications Board is to choose and advise the editors and

business managers of the hlullabaloo and JAMBALAYA. It is composed of the editors-

in-chief and business managers of the two publications, the president of the Univer-

sity Student Council, an elected member of the Student Council, and two senior class

presidents, chosen from any of the colleges by vote of the University Student Council.

Besides being responsible for the selection of the editors and business managers,

the board settles any disputes with or between staffs concerning questions of policy.

Selection of staffs, however, is left to the discretion of the individual editorial and

business heads.

Chairman of the board is the president of the University Student Council. The

advisers are Miss Beatrice M. Field and Dean George E. Simmons.

MEMBERS

Harry Howard Felice Maurer

Ed Martin Dean Pfeiffer

RICHARD PAGEChairman

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THE 1947

Strictly posed for cameraEDMUND B. MARTIN

Editor

New Orleans, the old and the new, was the

inspiration for the theme of the 1947 JAMBA-LAYA. In this year's edition of the official year-

book of Tulane University, we have tried to cap-

ture a portion of the charm and beauty of this

historic city. Those students from New Orleans

know well the gracious living and way of life that

is prevalent here. We hope that we have shown

to those students who have come to Tulane from

other cities and other lands the qualities which

have made New Orleans famous throughout the

world for its hospitality gaiety and natural

beauty.

The 1947 JAMBALAYA was officially dedi-

cated to no specific person. Unofficially, it is

dedicated to those members of the staff of this

year who have devoted their time and efforts

to bring you a pictorial record of this college

year. To these people, and to many others who

we have failed to mention, this book is respect-

fully dedicated.

STAFFEDMUND B. MARTIN, JR Editor-in-Chief

JAMES J. PLAUCHE, JR Editor-in-Ciiief

CHARLES MATTHEVVS Associate Editor

PAT PHILLIPS Associate Editor

MONTY MONTGOMERY Assistant Editor

STEVE ELLIS Assistant Editor

Harry makes an important call Cope & Long look over a shot

JAMBAIAYA

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JAMES J. PLAUCHEEditor

DEPARTMENT HEADSHARRIS COPENHAVER Organization

ELA HOCKADAY Organization

ALBERT FRAENKEL Sports

TOM POWER Fraternities

JOYCE LUTZ Sororities

BILL LONG Snapshots

STAFF ASSISTANTS

Hank Millon, Jacic Weinmann, Bob Moore, Jack Schwegrnann, DonLaGarde, Vic Gold, Dennis Bryant, Carol Shockey. Jimmy-JoePurzer. Elsie Charbonnet. Barbara Weiss, Dora Martin, MignonneMuck. Charles McHale, Aubrey White, Sally Foster, Lee Marcuse,

Lillian Hyman. Anthony Ortega, Bill Gordy, George Lewis.

BUSINESS STAFFHARRY H. HOWARD Business Manager

ADVERTISING SALESMENDora Martin, Noel Dillard, Elizabeth Janssen, Norma Clesi, Bill

Long, Bill Weil, EIroy Scott, Buddy Moulin, Gerry Rinaldi.

CHARLES MATTHEWS PAT PHILLIPSAf.c.irjte Ed'tor Associate Editor

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Editorial Staff

THE HUILABAIOORoland "Swat" Swardson, out of Navy blues, wielded

the Hullabaloo whip this year. The student publication

enjoyed an era of post-war boom as applications for

staff work broke all records. Tuesday deadlines didn't

find staff-mennbers trampling fellow Student Center in-

habitants in last-minute rushes. Due to hard-hitting

Swardsonian efficiency, "Every man at his post" was the

rule of the year.

Henchmen to The Boss were Associate Editors Wiley

Wilkinson and Dennis Bryant. Bob Barnes, the Marsh-

field Kid, kept an eagle-eye out for mob efficiency.

Molls Wilma "Billie" Knight and Carol Shockey held

down the desk during wild bull sessions. Lorraine Free-

Roy Trahan and Mike Kirk leading the bulb-flashers'

parade.

Copy, copy, copy, pursuit by publicity hounds, letters

of criticism, lots of flies in the ointment, but every Friday

morn the Hulla hit the campus without fall.

Altogether a very smooth year for budding journalists,

who took time off one Saturday eve for a "Communists"

party where everyone turned up in anti-social, revolu-

tionary costume.

"Give it to me. Smiley," this year's password for en-

trance into the sanctum of Tulane's Fourth Estate, re-

sulted from a three hour staff meeting at Loew's State

one autumn eve.

Tulane newspaper world Must be Lil' Abner

man handled the society angle, Mary Lou Mossy held

sway over the Newcomb branch, while Phil Harsham took

charge of the Grammar department.

Each Tuesday of the school year, with deadline ap-

proaching by winged chariot, Sports Editor Bob Watters

battled the latest statistics on points scored, while Harry

Heintzen and the feature staff stretched fillers Into fea-

ture stories.

Newell Berry held down the editorial duties, while Phil

Slipakoff tracked down newsbeats as Assistant CampusEditor. "Buck" Blitch tackled cartoon problems, and Bill

Beaty stood off in a corner wrestling with unknown edi-

torial problems. Vic Gold preached anarchy betweenweekly glitterings.

Tulane Photo Service took care of the Brownie duties.

STAFF

ROLAND SWARDSON Editor

CHARLES PHILLIPS Business ManagerWILEY WILKINSON Associate Editor

DENNIS BRYANT Associate Editor

BOB BARNES Assistant Editor

PHIL HARSHAM Assistant Editor

BILLIE KNIGHT Desk Editor

CAROL SHOCKEY Chief Copyreader

NEWELL BERRY Editorial Writer

PHIL SLIPAKOFF Assistant Campus Editor

BOB WATTERS Sports Editor

LORRAINE FREEMAN Society Editor

MARY LOU MOSSY Newcomb Editor

HARRY HEINTZEN Feature Editor

TOM CLAPP Entertainment Editor

JIM BLITCH Art Editor

VIC GOLD Columnist

LARRY FRITZ Columnist

SARGENT MELLEN Cartoonist

MARY LOU SOULE Staff Secretary

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SWAT SWARDSONEditor

REPORTERS

Al Moore Merle Lemleux

Shelfon Simmons Betty Preston

Pat Cronin Elizabeth Janssen

Dot Bernhard Dot Levy

Forres Collins Lois Emrich

George Seymour Betty Nairne

Roger Shows Mary Hanemann

Frank Nathan Brenda Moore

Roberta Morris Ann Levy

Merle Fisher Noel Dillard

Sharon Mattes John Sleason

William T. Bea+y Adrian Goldstein

Bill Roberts

CHARLES PHILLIPSBusiness Manager

FOR 1947

Wiley Wilkinson and Dennie Bryant, Asst. Editors

BUSINESS STAFF

CHARLES PHILLIPS Business Manager

JACK SCHWEGMANN Assistant Business Manager

JACK NIELSON Circulation Manager

FRED DECKBAR Circulation Manager

BOB REINHARDT Circulation Manager

TOM MARTIN Assistant

BETTY MARTINEZ Assistant

MARY JANE CALL Assistant

LORRAINE TERRY Assistant

Bow-tie Berry notes a typographical error

OMICRON DELIA KAPPA

President

Omicron Delta Kappa Is a national collegia+e organization which selects for

membership students who have excelled in more than one of the following fields of

university activity: scholarship, athletics, social and religious affairs, publications,

speech, music, and dramatic arts. Members are elected from the faculty and ad-

ministration on the basis of having displayed unselfish leadership in the interest of

the university. The two primary bases for election are character and leadership.

ODK is the only national collegiate organization which recognizes excellence in extra-

curricular pursuits; it is also the only national collegiate organization which embraces

both student and faculty as active members.

The national organization was founded at Washington and Lee University in 1914.

The Alpha Zeta Circle at Tulane was established in 1930.

OFFICERS

SIDNEY PATE President

BENNET ELISBERG Vice-President and Treasurer

TOMMY JAMES ._.... Secretary

DR. HAROLD CUMMINS Faculty Advisor

ACTIVE MEMBERS

Reld Clanton

Bennet Elisberg

Edward Finley

Ed Hays

Tommy James

Floyd Lewis

Louis McFaul

Conrad Meyer

Murphy Moss

Ebb Munden

Bill Owen

Sidney Pate

Gerald Posner

Jim Sen+er

Troye Svendson

FIRST ROW: Clanton. Elisberg, Finley. Hays. James, Lewis. McFaul. SECOND ROW: Meyer. Moss. Munden.

Owen. Pate. Posner, Senter, Svendson.

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FIRST ROW: Berry, Finley, Lewis, Martin, Mcintosh, Moss. SECOND ROW: Munden. Pate, Plauche, Svendson,

Watters.

OFFICERS

NEWELL BERRY President

SID PATE' Vice-President

JIMMIE PLAUCHE Secretary

MONK SIMONS Faculty Advisor

FRED SCHWARZ, JR Faculty Advisor

Kappa Delta Phi was founded at Tulane In 1904 as an honorary fraternity for the

promotion of Tulane spirit. Each year it selects from the junior and senior classes

and graduate school, men who have been conspicuous for school spirit and for dis-

tinguished and unselfish loyalty and endeavors during their university careers. One

faculty member Is recognized for outstanding service.

Kappa Delta Phi has a two-fold purpose. It confers membership upon those

singly effective and successful in promoting university spirit and advancing university

enterprise, and it binds together these men into an organization dedicated to further

endeavor in behalf of Tulane.

Newell Berry Tom Mcintosh Sidney Pate

Edward Rnley Murphy Moss James Plauche

Floyd Lewis Ebb Munden Troye Svendson

Edmund Martin Bob Watters

NEWELL BERRYPresident

KAPPA DELIA PHI31

PHI BETA KAPPAEvelyn R. Blust

Donald M. Bradburn

Irene R. Buchanan

Stanley H. Carpenter

Edward A. Cary

Hymann H. Cooper

Deirdre Crager

Jean L. Doerrles

MEMBERS

George J. Fruthaler, Jr.

Sarah E. Gibson

Fred R. James

Thomas N. James

Charles O. Johnson

Jeanne Marie Marcoux

Mary Frances Marullo

A. Miles Pratt II

HONORARY MEMBERGeorge E. Simmons

Andrew Jackson Roddy

Marianne Sewell

Gloria Josephine Shearin

Kirksey Simmons

Wesley L. Thomas

John Morgan Thompson

Myra Adele Ziifle

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BETA GAMMA SUM ABeta Gamma Sigma, a national honorary commerce traternity, was tounded at the

University of Illinois and the University of Wisconsin in 1913. The Alpha chapter

was founded at Tulane in 1926.

The purpose of this association is to encourage and reward scholarship and ac-

complishment in the field of business studies among students and graduates of

collegiate schools of business; to promote the advancement and spread of education in

the science of business; and to foster principles of honesty and integrity in business

practice.

OFFICERSFORD " President

HARRIS Secretary and TreasurerCLEMENT OSEYMOUR J.

Albert H. CohenGlen Derbes EaganClement O. Ford

Dean L. J. Buchan

Seymour J. tHarris

F. P. htogaman

MEMBERSSeymour J. Harris Wayne E. O'Quinn

Richard H. King Janet Wall Riddick

Mortimir Lasky Donald L. Soferstein

Harry O. Mitchell Rollin B. Sowards

FACULTY MEMBERSHarry A. Mitchell F. Santry Reed

George E. Nunn Paul C. Taylor

HONORARY MEMBERSE. Davis McCutcheon Leon C. Simon

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Robert L. WardJack R. WickerJohn W. Young

Ross M. TrumpJay C. Van Kirk

William G. Zetzmann

FIRST ROW: Abel, Bell. Berry, Bonlet, Brown, Browne, Caffery, Clanton. Claypool. SECOND ROW: Connelly,

Dolce Fields Fischer B. Gray D. Gray, Hays, Hodcge, Krupp. THIRD ROW: Lee. Markosian. Maurer,Meriwether, Meyer, Millon, May'nan, Page, Pfeiffer, A. Phillips. FOURTH ROW: C. Phillips, Plauche, Sharp,

Smitherman, Stickney, Swardson, Talbot, Turner, von Meysenbug, Willis.

Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities is an organization dedicated to

the recognition of outstanding qualities of leadership, displayed by individual college

students.

Members are chosen on the basis of leadership and participation in student

activities.

WALTER ABEL

SHIRLEY BELL

BETTY BERRY

RUTH BOULET

THOMAS BROWN

BETTY BROWNE

LYDIA CAFFERY

BENJAMIN CLANTON

LEWIS CLAYPOOL

WILLIAM CONNELLY

CARL DOLCE

HARVEY FIELDS

MERLE FISCHER

BETTY GRAY

DUNCAN GRAY

EDWIN HAYS

ANN HODGE

PHILIP KRUPP

GRIFF LEE

ABRAHAM MARKOSIAN

FELICE MAURER

BETTY MERIWETHER

CONRAD MEYER

HENRY MILLON

MARIE MOYNAN

RICHARD PAGE

WILLARD PFEIFFER

ADELAIDE PHILLIPS

CHARLES PHILLIPS

JAMES PLAUCHE

DONALD SHARP

GLORIA SMITHERMAN

STONE STICKNEY

ROLAND SWARDSON

CORNELIA TALBOT

MATHILDE TURNER

HEDA von MEYSENBUG

JEFF WILLIS

WHO'S WHO \ N AMERICAN COLLEGESAND UNIVERSITIES

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T H E I A N UFounded at Tulane in 1926, Theta Nu, honorary jour-

nalism fraternity, strives to further the achievement of

good journalism not only on the campus but wherever

Tulane copy is printed. It is especially active in the

development of undergraduate participation in the hfulla-

baloo.

Back in force after a wartime lapse, Theta Nu will

again award the Reporter's Cup to the outstanding Tu-

lane reporter of Tulane news and will continue to promoteinterest in the annual Dorothy Dix Feature Story Contest.Last year's award was presented to Quentin Ault for his

interview-feature of James Van Pelt, navigator for boththe hfiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bomb trips, and a

Tulane Medical student.

OFFICERSQUENTIN L AULT PresidentLOYS NUNEZ Vice-PresidentROLAND H. SWARDSON Secretary-TreasurerGEORGE E. SIMMONS Faculty Adviser

MEMBERSQuentin Ault Harry Heintzen Elaine QuerensWilliam Beaty Henry Keviin Carl Schumacher, Jr.

Patricia Cronin Wilma Knight Harold SwardsonLorraine Freeman Ed Martin A. A. Watters

James J. Plauche, Jr.

FIRST ROW: Ault, Beaty, Cronin, Freeman. SECOND ROW; Heintzen,

Keviin, Knight, Querens, THIRD ROW: Plauche, Martin. Watters,

Schumacher Swardson.

ALPHA OMEGA ALPHAThe society is composed of regular members con-

sisting of medical men and women who as under-

graduates have given promise of becoming leaders in

their professions, of honorary members consisting of

physicians who have attained distinction in any worthy

line of human endeavor, and of persons, whether physi-

cians or not, who have gained unusual recognition in

fields related to medicine. The most prominent requisite

for membership is high scholarship in a broad sense.

along with evidence of strength of character, individu-

ality, originality and moral character.

The aims of the society are: (I) the promotion of

scholarship and research in medical schools, the en-

couragement of a high standard of character and con-

duct among medical students and graduates, and the

recognition of high attainment in medical science of

practice and related fields; and (2) the creation of a

fund to aid deserving students in the School of Medicineof the Tulane University of Louisiana.

DR. RALPH G. SMITH

OFFICERS

President DR. WILLIAM A, SODEMANDR. EDWIN S. KAGY Secretary-Treasurer

Vice-President

MEMBERS

Benjamin Reld Clanton

Flora Finch

Hurst Bunn Hatch, Jr.

Aynaud Maurice HeberfErwin MeekerFrancis Leon Jaubert, Jr.

James Gentry Moore

Roy Ryolchi OhtanlTakeshi OkanoFrancis Meredith Parks

Thomas Everett Strain, Jr.

William Dennis Thames. Jr.

George Wylie Wyatt

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OFFICERS

MIGNONNE HUCK President

ELAINE VERLANDER . . .Vice-President

JOYCE SIEKMANN . .Secretary-Treasurer

EILEEN TALBOT Historian

MEMBERS

Helen Ahmann

Nan Rae Brossard

Anna Carrera

Marion Jennings

Edith Jensen

Dorothy LaBorde

Betty Lou Miller

Rosemonde Peltz

PROVISIONALS

Carmen Espada

Anne Landry

Peggy Michel

Cecil Miller

Beta Beta Beta is an honorary Interna-

tional biological fraternity which was formed

in 1920. The Beta Lambda chapter was

installed at Newcomb College In 1938. Trl

Beta seeks to encourage scholarly attain-

ment in this field of learning by reserving

its membership for those who achieve

superior academic records and who Indi-

cate special aptitude for the subject of

biology. A monthly lecture is given by a

noted spealter in some biological field.

Back row, left to right: Peltz, Miller, Siekmann. Miller, Ahmann, Talbot; Michel. Second

row, seated: Huck, Dr. Gould, Verlander, LaBorde. First row: Jennings, Carrera.

BETA BETA BETA

ASSETSOFFICERS

PAGE GARY President

BETTY TURNER Treasurer

Back row: Carol Shockey, Joan Gillis, Bea Rault, Minnie O'Shee, Patsy Reinhardt, Frances

Crumbauqh. Front row; Page Gary, Edith Winters, Betty Turner, Lucile Bernard.

MEMBERS

Lucile Bernard

Francis Crumbaugh

Joan Gillis

Minnie O'Shee

Beatrice Rault

Patsy Reinhardt

Carol Shockey

Edith Winters

At the end of each year the most out-

standing freshmen at Newcomb are selected

on the basis of school spirit, leadership,

and scholarship to be Assets. Initiation

day is a highlight on Newcomb campus.

At the chapel service the new members are

called from the audience and donlceys' tails

are tied on them by the Sophomore Assets.

After a song has been composed in honor

of the day, the initiates, led by the old

members, parade around the campus, con-

cluding the initiation with a luncheon in

the recreation room of Dixon Hall.

The following year Assets talo an active

part in Freshman orientation. The presi-

dent is on the orientation committee and

the members act as Big Sisters to the

Freshmen.

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ALPHA SIGMA SIGMA

Alpha Sigma Sigma, the senior honorary society, was

founded at Newcomb in 1 9 1 5 to promote leadership,

scholarship, and loyal service to the school. Seniors, who

during their three years at Newcomb have upheld these

standards to the greatest extent, are elected. The next

year the members supervise freshmen orientation, the

president acting as president of the Freshman Class until

mid-term.

MEMBERS

BETTY MERIWETHER

Felice Maurer

.... President

Betty Berry Left to right: Betty Berry, Betty Meriwettier, Felice Ivtaurer.

TAU BETA PIThe Tau Beta Pi Association was founded at Lehigh

University In 1885 by Edward HIgginson Williams, Jr.

It Is dedicated to those who have conferred honor upon

their Alma Mater by distinguished scholarship and ex-

emplary character as undergraduates In engineering, or

by their attainments as alumni In the field of engineer-

ing. Its aim Is to foster a spirit of liberal culture in the

engineering colleges of America.

New members are selected from the upper scholarship

brackets of the college of Engineering by vote of the

chapter.

Tau Beta PI was founded at Tuiane In 1936.

OFFICERS

WILLIAM L. CONNELLY, JR President

EDWIN G. HAYS Vice-President

GRIFF C. LEE Secretary

MEMBERS

Fred Anepohl Edwin G. Hay;

Robert G. Beadle Irwin Isaacson

William L. Connelly. Jr. A. Metz Kahn

Duncan Gray Grift C. Lee

Herbert P. Grossiman Jannes J. Maricelli

Robert Guess Chester Peyronnin

Herbert Hart Harold A. Rosen

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FIRST ROW: Abel, Basile, Bradshaw, Carlisle, Flowers. Fraenkel, Franh, Kurtz. SECOND ROW: Molesworth,Page, Pate. Rose, St. Paul, Schlessel, Selzer, Wilkinson, Woosley.

ALPHA PHI OMEGAOFFICERS

WALTER H. ABEL President

ALBERT FRAENKEL Vice-President

FRANK BASILE Treasurer

NORMAN DAVIS Secretary

ROBERT SCHLESSEL Historian

GASTON BOURGEOIS Alumni-Secretary

WILEY WILKINSON Campus Projects Chairman

MEMBERS

Walter Abel Phares Frantz Edmund Rose, Jr

Frank Basile Julian Kurtz John St. Paul

Jere Bradshav/ Jack Molesworth Robert Schlessel

Bill Carlisle Richard Page Mel Selzer

Philip Flowers Sidney Pate Wiley Wilkinson

Albert Fraentel Harry Woosley

This naHonal fraternity, founded in 1925 at Lafayette College in Pennsylvania,

brings men of college age together in the fellowship of the scout oath and law.

The purpose of this fellowship is the gathering of a group of men who are willing

to serve both the campus and the community.

This year, as a service to the community, they sent out several of the former scouts

to local troops to act as leaders in the absence of the regular scout masters. As a

service to the campus they participated in the campus chest drive and the annual

Easter sunrise service. The campus chest has supplemented their participation in the

Easter and Christmas seals campaign.

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STUDENT CENTERCOUNCIL

The Student Center Council is one of the nnost active organizations on the campus,

since it provides entertainment for the entire student body. Composed of electees

from all colleges and classes for their interest in such activities, the group has made

possible informal diversion from studies during hours before, between, and after

classes. In addition to the weekly Student Stomps, orchestras were also secured to

play at the Student Center for such occasions as the Sadie hHawkins' Day Dance and

a Valentine's Party. With the cooperation of Mrs. Chipley, the Student Center Coun-

cil has also sponsored bridge and chess tournaments. Members of the council act as

hosts, help in the decoration of the center for different occasions, and make the

Student Center a meeting place and a center of activity on the campus.

OFFICERS

SALLY FOSTER .'

President

LYDIA CAFFERY Vice-President

BLISS BUCHAN Secretary

MEMBERS

Bliss Buchan

Bill Brownson

Phil Bultman

Mary-Lou Cabral

Lydia Caffery

Phyllis Church

Roy Cookston

Ruth Dravo

Sally Foster

Jean Gibbens

Duncan Gray

Ed Hays

Jeanne Mayo

Hank Millon

Brenda Moore

Sidney Pa+e

Dean Pfeiffer

Dave Treen

Alan Van Sinden

Harold Wedlg

Back row, left to right: Gray, Bultman. Mayo, Miilon. Moore. Brownson, Cookston. Second row:

Dravo, Buchan, Foster. Caffery. First row: Cabral, Church.

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Back row. left to rigtit: Boulet, Rault, Siekmann, Miller, Bloom. Middle row: Hero, Hodge, Pate, Fernandez,

. . Brupbacher. First row: Jones, McMurray, Browne.

The Newcomb Athletic Council is the governing body of the Newcomb Athletic

Association which is composed of any student who participates in its activities. Onthe council are representatives from each class, chairmen of the major sports, presi-

dents of the individual athletic clubs, and the chairmen of the four leagues: Dixon,

Howard, Gibson and Norman. These leagues were founded this year to replace intra-

mural competition between classes.

Intramural tournaments are held for individual sports, and awards will be made to

the winners. On the basis of a point system, the Newcomb N, a pin, sweater, and a

blanket will be given to the girls who have shown the most interest and enthusiasm

In Newcomb Athletics.

OFFICERS

ANN HODGEELSIE BRUPBACHER . . . .

MEMBERSGladys Bloom Elsie Brupbacher Lucy McMurray

Ruth Boulet Jeanne Fernandez Doris Miller

Beverly Brown Claire Hero Bea Rault

Betty Brov/ne Virginia Jones

Bifza McCayJoyce Sielmann

NEWCOMBATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

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BOBBY WATTERSPresident

DAVE TREENVice-President

BILL QUEALYSgt.-at-Arms

GREENBACKERSThe organization on the Green Wave campus to promote school

spirit, Greenbackers not only participated in this capacity during

the football season, but also carried it out throughout the year.

Ably led by Bobby Watters, Greenbackers assisted in card displays

which were put on by Newcomb freshmen. Also pep rallies were

held on nights before games inside and outside of McAllister

Auditorium.

The addition of housing units on the campus prevented the

usual weekly bonfires, but prior to the Louisiana State game one

was had on the Willow Street side of the auditorium. In collab-

oration with Tulane Jive Band, a last minute pep rally was held

outside of Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge, after which the Tulane

student body followed the band into the stadium.

During the basketball season Greenbackers sponsored a "Meet

the Team" party in the Student Center, at which time Coach Wells

and the members of the team were introduced. At the home

games, which were played at the Coliseum Arena, this organization

aided the officials in reserving a student section.

OFFICERS

BOB WATTERS President

DAVE TREEN Vice-President

RUTH BOULET Secretary

BILL gUEALY Sergeant-at-Arms

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Tulane and L. S. U. Cheerleaders.

CHEERLEADERSHugh Liles

Frank BurgeBob LindsayLarry McGeeEd MartinCharles Phillips

Merlin AuzineJack SchwegmannRoy CookstonBob WallersDave TreenBill ConnelyBill QuealyElroy ScottHarry HowardBill FaustHubert WalkerJohnny BraudFrotscher MullerJack DabdoubDave FriedLeonard WolffSeymour DreyfusJack MorrisonBill LongJoe RannaEddie Hytken

MEMBERS

Jacob GoldblumHarold GrehanBud SchwingStan Bresaler

Norman BergerLew WeinerDean Pfelffer

Hank MillonPalmer JonesDon DexterJack BenjaminMike PopovecHoward GinsbergWiley WilkinsonDonald Shell

Jimmy ByrdEd BrownBob ParsonsSpencer JohnsonBob Frentress

Ray HaysShirley PhllipsonJeanne GarretsonLorraine FreemanRuth DravoRuth BouletBea Rault

Betty BerryMatt ThompsonMignonne HuckGllda Grace PIzzoNancy WllklnsBetty Ruth DavisBetty GrayGeorgia FischerBitza McCayJeanne MayoBetty FlrnbergSally FosterGayle BaldlngerMerle Fischer

Eileen TalbotPatsy ReinhardtJane RodrigueGlendine WilsonJody LewisJeanne FernandezVirginia ColebeckBetty NIcoll

Betty MartinPenny DarlingAnn RileyPeggy Jordon

Cheerleaders in action at footbdil game.

Whaf's so hilariously funny, Jane?

Dean Pfeiffer and Jane Rodrigue, head cheerleaders.

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LAGNIAPPES

Back row, left to righl: Martin, Deane, Jelks, McWJIIiams, Gibert. Power, Hays, Moulin, Long, Wedrg, Brown,

Faust. First row; Fillmore, Baucum, Gonia, Fischer, Moise, Gates Browne, Huck, Boulet.

"Bigger and better student dances with an occasional Name-band" is the nnotto

as well as the aspiration of Lagniappe, Tulane student dance organization. "Some-thing for Nothing" is the literal translation of the title and the members of Lagniappelive up to it, by sponsoring street dances, the hlomecoming Dance, the FreshmanDance, and a Varsity Drag during the year.

This year Lagniappe honored the outstanding athletes of the year by having

Tommy Tucker and his band for a University Varsity Drag.

OFFICERS

BILL FAUST President

PAT PHILLIPS Secretary

MEMBERS

Betty Baucum Merle Fischer Betty Meriwether

Betty Berry Carol Gates Emily Moise

Ruth Boulet Duncan Gray Monty Montgomery;

Tom Brown James Gibert Mary Lou Mossy

Betty Browne Joan Gillis Albert Moulin

Page Cary Mary Joan Gonia Dean Pfeiffer

Patsy Cochrane Ed Hays Pat Phillips

Nancy Deone Mignonne Huck James Plauche

Tom Deane John Jelks Tom Power

Jack Donnaud Bill Long Poul Stuart

Bill Faust Ed Martin Marie Stouse

Laurelle Fillmore Dave McWilliams Harold Wedig

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Newcomb Dance Club Recital Newcomb Dance Club

DANCE

CUBNewcomb Dance Club

Jeanne Fernandez

Ann Hodge

Alberta Amott

Dorcas Hollingsworth

Minnette Starts

MImi De Wells

Lucile Bernard

Judith Brett

Janice Carter

Laurelle Fillmore

MEMBERS

Arme Maria D'Antonio

Patricia Goff

Jane Rubenstein

Dorthy Buras

Glendine Wilson

Shirley Iskiwitch

Pat May

Fannie Kyker

Maxine Rosenberg

Nancy Wilkins

Joanna Lewis

Anna Hover

Marilyn Rosenthal

Roslyn Ison

Roberta Dogget

Violet Whitehead

Louise Essig

Carolyn Winling

Nancy Stallworth

Promoting Interest in creative dancing of all types, the Newcomb Dance

Club has progressed considerably under the enthusiastic direction of

Miss Francis Bush. During the year all ballet routines necessary are

supplied to campus productions, besides the annual spring recital in which

every member participates. Membership Is through try-out.

Newcomb Dance Club

THE TUIANE UNIVERSITY

Stagehands Bob Willard Inspects Dan's bag.

The Tulane University Theatre Is now in its tenth year of play

production, offering to university students theatrical experience in

acting, stagecraft, costuming and nnalce-up. In its ten-year

existence, it has presented plays of every variety. The presenta-

tions ran from Shakespeare to Saroyan.

The current season was opened with Emiyn Williams' psychologi-

cal melodrama Night Must Fail. The three night run has been ex-

panded to four and for the first time in its history, a formal

opening night was inaugurated. Between its productions, the

Tulane University Theatre constructed the setting for the Choral

Groups' annual Gilbert and Sullivan operetta. Patience.

W. L. Dingwell, acting head of the Department of Theatre and

Speech, Is directing current productions and heading the TUTstaff. Also for the first time, the University Theatre has Its owndesigner, George W. Hendrlckson. Student offices are held byLeonhard Dowty (Executive Secretary) and Joan Opotowsky[Librarian). The Tulane University Theatre has an active chapter

of the honorary dramatic fraternity. National Collegiate Players.

The members are chosen from students that are outstanding in the

theatrical field.

More set work—all join in.

Tommy Clapp and Evelyn Hendrickson.

Rehearsing "Night Must Fall."

THEATRE

Things are TUT all over

ACTIVE MEMBERS

Mad Passion in the Parlor

Alberta Amott Pat Cronin George Harrod Joyce Lutz Clare Palmlsano

Dorothy Ann Baer Shirley Cunningham Dorcas Holllngswor+h C. E. McHale, Jr. James Parker

Leone Bloch Fredda Davis R. D: Hurlbert Ferd Manning Bob Rowe

George Boileau Larry Dillon Dorothy Katzer Patsy Maxwell John Thompson

Beverly Bruff Leonhard Dowty Shirley Kolton Bill Moore Corinne Vaughn

Killian Charbonnet Maud Ellen Farrar Marion Leopold Margaret O'Neill David Verlander

Thomas Clapp Robert Goodman Oscar Levy

PROBATIONARY MEMBERS

Joan Opotowsky Robert L. Willard

Clare Abrahm Catherine Dicks Mary Halmhuber Pat May Barbara Reld

Lucille Blab Francis Dicltson Frances Heard Lee Marcuse Jerry Rosenthal

Archie Bland Elaine Dreyfus Sue Henderson Betty Martin Joel Roy

Doris Buchleh Ann Duggan Ela Hockaday Leona Mattes Jay Rubin

Nanette Caffery Sarah Eustis Marilyn Holland P. A. Moore Doris Seelig

Joyce Caldwell Myrna Feinberg Shirley Isklwitch Harold Mullen Phil Slipakoff

Letitia Carter Judy Ferguson Elizabeth Janssen Hazel Muller Dale Smith

Pat Casso C. Stocker Fontelleu John Keller Blanche Myers Dale Soloman

Nornna Clesi Fyme Francioni Ann Klumak Mary Ann Newton Harriet Stevens

Cissy Conder Lee Friedlander Dorothy Levy Joyce Norman Mary Walsh

Anna Maria D'Antonio Gloria Goodman George Liskow Braxton Patterson Vera Wright

Roy Grubb Zoe-Love McGovern Mary Frances Prioleau

The Finished Set- Night Must Fall." Scenery workers take a break.

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CAMPUS NIGHTThis year Campus Night was organized under an entirely new

system. With two co-chairmen, one from Tulane and one from

Newcomb, a stage manager, assistant stage manager, a three man

production committee, and a publicity manager, real productions

were attempted. A Homecoming Campus Night playing to a

crowd of 3000, featured the Tulane Band, plus several variety acts

and. the presentation of the hHomecoming Queen and her Court,

escorted by some of the old "greats" of Tulane football. "Pig-

skin Parody," a football satire, featured the first chorus line made

up of Newcomb girls that danced together.

STAFF

LAURELLE FILLMORE Co-chairman

BILL WEIL Co-chairman

JOHN SMALLPAGE Stage Manager

TOM POWER Assistant Stage Manager

HANK MILLON Publicity Manager

DAVE McWILLIAMS Production Committee

ALBERTA AMOTT Production Committee

DORCAS HOLLINGSWORTH Production Committee

Delta Tau Delta; Frat Campus Night.

Phi Mu; Sorority Campus Night. Billy Faust, Jack Neel, Jack Dart, Cyril Geary, Ronald Derning,

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BANDJohn J. Morrlssey. Director

Before the change.

The Tulane Band was reorganized last spring when Director John J.

Morrissey returned from the Army. The first concert was presented

three months later. During the football season, the band presented

special arrangements, marches, and Tulane songs at the games. In

November the band appeared indoors in the feature spot of hHome-

coming Night presenting three numbers written by Mr. Morrissey. Two

concerts were held in the spring.

Formation for Alma Mater—Rice Game.

OFFICERS

JOHN J. MORRISSEY Director

SIDNEY ROSENTHAL, JR President

LLOYD STEPHENS 1st Vice-President

WILLIAM FELLMAN 2nd Vice-President

DANIEL ABEL Secretary-Treasurer

NORWOOD PRETO Librarian

WILLIAM MOORE Assistant Librarian

FRANK NATHAN Publicity

GEORGE BOILEAU Technical Director

ROBERT GOODMAN Assistant Tech. Director

ROY GRUBB Assistant Tech. Director

CHARLES FISCHER, JR. Special Assistant to Director

FRED GUICE Head Drum Major

WILLIAM HEAUSLER Drunn Major

WARREN HOTARD Drum Major

Daniel Abel

Isaac Ally

Ivan Altman

Gerald Bliss

Lester Bergeron

George Boileau

Robert Bose

Julian Cannpbell

William Carlisle

William Crais

Frederick Decltbar

Bruce Dunn

Clinton Etfinger, III

Albert Floyd

Edward Farrell

William Fellman

Philip Flowers

Charles Fischer, Jr.

Leon Gabaeff

Lyie Garritty, Jr.

James Gentry

Emanuel Glinlcy

Robert Goodman

Carol Greene

Miles Greer

MEMBERS

Bernard Grossman

Roy Grubb

Fred Gulce

Frederick Harris

Stanford Herron

Milton Hilbert. Jr.

Sol Heiman

Willman Heine

Edward Hytken

Robert Irving

Robert Jernigan

Allan Johnstone

Haskell Laramie

Robert Latina

John Laur

Harold Levey, Jr.

David Loveman

Mac Campbell Mallary

Fortune Mannino

Ferdinand Manning

Joseph Marchese, Jr.

Harry Mendelson, Jr.

Jack Messina

Max Miller

William Moore

John Muhleisen

Frank Nathan

Gayle Ogelsby

Richard Pommrehn

Norwood Preto

William Reeling

Sidney Rosenthal, Jr.

George Schroeder, Jr.

Milton Schlesinger

Jason Stewart

Don Scherer

L. T. Scherer. Jr.

James Sennett

Eric Simmons

Milton Singleton

Irvin Skibell

Joel Stephens

Julian Stern

Fernand Toups. Jr.

Peyton Tunstall

Ralph Turner

Porter Warren, Jr.

David Williams

Lynn Wooten

James Wynne

Solemn drum-maior Guice.

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Carol Hamrlcic and Lucile Bernard.

CHORAL

GROUPSWarren composes, Carol seems attentive.

The Choral groups of Tulane and Newcomb offer a varied program to

those interested in group singing. They play an important role in the

life of the University, participating in many of the official ceremonies, as

well as the student productions. There are six organized groups which

take part in these activities.

Under the direction of Maynard Klein of the Newcomb School of

Music, the finest choral music is presented. Their repertoire varies from

the masterpieces to the works of contemporary composers.

The groups perform annually at the Newcomb Memorial Service, the

University Baccalaureate Services, and at other events that might require

their services. Each of them has appeared on programs of national and

city-wide scope.

The Tulane and Newcomb Glee Clubs form the backbone of the choral

organizations, the only requirement for membership being an interest in

singing. This year, they are just coming back to full strength after the lean

years of the war, and ambitious programs have been planned for the near

future. Both present spring concerts, and special groups drawn from their

membership perform for civic organizations throughout the year.

The A Capella Choir, which consists of the most advanced singers of

the University, has attained an enviable reputation. It has, in past years,

appeared on the Music and American Youth Program over a national

hookup, sung on the stage of the Metropolitan Opera House, and has ap-

The three fates—looking bored.

Love-sick maidens sing a song of woe.

PaHence, huge success.

mMoore and Gadpaille in a song and dance.

Action shot of Patience.

peered with the New Orleans Symphony in the Spring

Fiesta. With the greater variety of talent available, the

Choir is attaining its pre-war excellence.

This year, the twentieth presentation in the traditional

series of Gilbert and Sullivan operettas took place,

marking the second beginning of the cycle. Patience,

the first to be presented, was also this year's production.

Every operetta written by the two has now been pre-

sented on the Tulane campus.

Another activity is the presentation of an unusual andseldom heard opera each year. Since the initial pres-

entation in 1930, ten of these have been produced, in-

cluding Purcell's "Dido and Aeneas," Milton's "Comus,"Gay's "Beggar's Opera," and others.

The Festival Choir, which is composed of voices drawnfrom the students and faculty of the University andfrom all parts of the city, is the largest of the groups.It presents Handel's "Messiah" each Christmas, appearsin seasonal concerts, and on special occasions. It con-

centrates on mass singing for special effects.

Love-sick maiden Hamrick and friends.

TULANE GLEE CLUB

OFFICERS

RICHARD GARFUNKEL President

BLAKE WEST Vice-President

SOL S. HEIMAN Secretary-Treasurer

MAYNARD KLEIN Director

MEMBERS

Robert Bernhard

Fred H. Berry

Pearce Bradburn

Bill Bizzell

Earl A. Breaux

John Bres

Charles Brown

Kennell Brown

Phil Bultman

Louis P. Cajoleas

Voss Cooksey

Jack Dabdoub

Dwight Dahmes

Richard S. Davis

Donald Dexter

Bryan Dodge

John L. Fischer

William M. Fox

Warren Gadpaille

Richard Garfunkel

Edwin K. Hacker

W. Gordon Hetfron

Sol S. Heiman

Joseph W. Heintz

R. Hurlbert

William Johnston

Morton Joselson

Bert A. Kehl

CHORAL GROUPS

Ear! Larre

Marion P. Lelong

Allen Lottinger

Charlton Lyons

Robert Mayne

Max E. Miller .

Robert Murden

James D. Ragland

A. J. Resweber

Gerson Soitz

Henry Stern

L. J. Taylor

Richard Taylor

Albert R. Tebo

G. Watson Tebo

Theo F. Terzia

Donald Wellford

Marion Wellford

Blake West

Richard M. Wise

S. Arthur Weissman

John Dreyfous

Leo S. Roos

Theo G. Smith

John D. Carney

Don Lutenbacker

Rodney R. Thompson

Loyald Baumer

Harold Pederson

August H. Douglas

Maynard Klein

NEWCOMB GLEE CLUB

OFFICERS

BEATRICE BALDINGER President

DOROTHY EWING Vice-President

NELL WINSTON Secretary

MEMBERS

Beatrice Baldinger

Gayle Baldinger

Lucile Bernard

Winifried Beier

Shirley Bersadsky

Barbara Bizzell

Elaine Brazda

Ann Brodie

Beverly Bruff

Alice Blundell

Pat Barkdiell

Nanette Catfery

Joyce Caldwell

Connie Carter

Harriet Carter

Page Cary

Phyllis Chancellor

Norma Clesi

Joy Cohn

Ann Colebeck

Cissy Conder

Lorynne Davidou

Noel Donovan

Barbara Dresher

Newcomb Glee Club

Elaine Dreyfus

Carmen Duvic

Sybil Drake

Pat Evans

Dorothy Ewing

Cecilia Estes

Myrna Feinberg

Lucy Feiden

Jean Felder

Evangeline Fell

Georgia Fischer

Orient Fox

Frances Humble

Gloria Gordman

Fleurette Gross

Maria Garcia

Nat Ganncheau

Rita Goldstein

Joan Gratton

Marie Grehan

Jeanie Grissom

Nell Guillot

Louise Goldman

Emily Hunter

Julia Hamrlct;

Betsy Hezlett

Dawn Higgins

Frances Heard

Emily Hirsch

Catherine Hodges

Anna Hover

Lillian Hyman

Marcia Hathaway

Nina Sue Harris

Joyce Johnson

Elaine Jones

Jo Ella Junkin

Fanny Kyker

Joan Kastler

Petie Kelly

Rosemary Kenety

Rosalie Ketchum

Nancys Kimmel

Rosemary Karst

Gilda Kansas

Virginia Lawson

Mary V. Lagarde

Lottie Lee

Barbara Liberman

Beverly Lyie

Sara Magness

Dora Martin

Margie Meriwether

Betty Meriwether

Liz Michaels

Brenda Moore

Lee Morris

Shirley Murov

Carolyn, Murphy

Blanche Myers

Charlene McCorkle

Beverly McArthur

Frances McShane

Janie Norris

Joyce Norman

Hazel Muller

Jean Orr

Jane Parkhouse

Nancy Philips

Elaine Prados

Nat Reeling

May Kay Reed

Pat Reilly

Jen Rives

Susan Roemer

Marilyn Rubin

Elaine Sarre

Ann Schornstein

Anna Schauber

Ethelyn Sherrouse

Charlotte Shoaf

Sue Stewart

Mattie Joe Simmons

Martha Smither

Frankie Sontheimer

Mary Brook Soule

Joyce Staba

Jane Stewart

Bettie Stoner

Lorraine Steidtmann

Nat Spigel

Norma Stratz

Patsy Streckfus

Katherine Talbot

Margaret Thatcher

Jeanne Walker

Lil WebbM. C. Webster

Jean White

Glendine Wilson

Yvette Wolfe

Vera Wright

Nell Moore Winston

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JOHN HUSBANDFaculty Adviser

The Spectators Is not a new organization on the campus. It boasts as alumni a

number of accomplished writers as well as members of the faculty of this University.

Originally the Spectators was a male organization only, but in 1942 the group

was reorganized, and girls were admitted as members. Since that time they have

been extremely active in furthering the club's literary aims.

Spectators meet on Friday afternoons. At these meetings various original works

are read and discussed with an eye toward mutual Improvement in writing and

criticism, and with the Incidental purpose of enjoying the occasion. These meetings,

which are keynoted by informality and spontaneity, are supplemented by monthly

evening meetings, open to all who are interested.

In addition to these activities, the Spectators publish periodically, "The Tatler," an

expression of representative literary efforts.

OFFICERS

RICK DAVIS , Provost

MAXINE KAPLAN Anthologer

DOT CARRUTH Chancellor

PHYLLIS STARR Clerk

JOHN HUSBAND Faculty Advisor

MEMBERS

Joan Appel Rick Davis Charles McHale

Shirley Bersadsky Carl Epstein Patsy Maxwell

Dot Carruth Nita Joan Glade Jeanne Mayo

Virginia Colebeck Mary Hanemann Phyllis Starr

Maxine Kaplan

FIRST ROW: Appel, Bersadsky, Carruth, Colebeck, Davis, Epstein, Glade. SECOND ROW: Hanemann, Kaplan,McHale, Maxwell. Mayo, Starr.

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FIRST ROW: Anton, Arnold Bloom. Bruno, Dolce, Eason, Eberle. SECOND ROW: Ellis, Fritz, Glinky, Gordy,

Hinrichs, Holbrook, Murden.' THIRD ROW: Mykoff, Ortega, Reck, Schaefer, Schumann, Sternfels, Tarlton, Wall.

OFFICERS

CARL DOLCE Speaker

MILTON ANTON Vice-Speaker

ROLAND STERNFELS Secretary-Treasurer

CHARLES SULLIVAN Parliamentarian

WILLIAM RAGLAND Historian

WILLIAM GORDY Sergeant-at-Arms

DR. C. E. BONNETT Faculty Critic

MEMBERS

Milton Anton Rudolph Alvin Eason Wilmer Hinrichs David H. Schaefer

John Arnold Edmond R. Eberle E. Bradford Holbrook, Jr. O. D. Schumann

Herbert Bloom Charles W. Ellis Robert Murden Roland J. Sternfels

Frank S. Bruno Larry Fritz David Mykoff Vincent Tarlton

Carl J. Dolce Emanuel Glinky Anthony J. Ortega Drury Wall

William Minos Gordy Andrew Reck

Glendy Burke Literary and Debating Society is the dean of all Tulane organiza-

tions. It is the oldest organization on the campus, having been established in 1880

when the University was known as the University of Louisiana. In honor of its found-

ing, the organization holds an annual banquet each January 21. The primary purpose

of the society is to foster forensic and literary activities.

In addition to scheduled formal debates among members and with other univer-

sities, and addresses delivered by prominent outside speakers on carefully selected

subjects of a political, economic, or social nature at regular meetings, the members

have currently been conducting weekly forums on timely controversies over radio

station WDSU. Membership in the organization is limited to 48 male students, each

one representing one of the states of the nation in general discussion. In order to

encourage debating amcJng local high schools, the society sponsors annually the

Glendy Burke high school debating tournament.

Glendy Burke reached the zenith of its glory by winning the Men's Championship

of the Grand National Debating Tournament of 1946.

GLENDY BURKEI

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E FORUM

BARBARA WEDEMEYERChairman

DR. HAROLD N. LEE Faculty Adviser

BARBARA WEDEMEYER Chairman

Leona Bersadsky

Shirley Bersadsky

Virginia Colebeck

Judy Ferguson

Monica Fusilier

MEMBERS

Norman Karchmer

Henry Lehmann

Marion Leopold

Edith Levy

Edith Perlman

Betty Raymond

Emily Schmidt

Pearl Singerman

Jack Tallent

Bill Thomas

The function of the Tulane Forum has been to present a liberal insight Into all con-

troversial issues through short informative lectures given by experts on the topics,

followed by a general debate. The audience is composed of University personnel and

visiting friends.

Speakers and topics, ranging from contemporary issues to the function of campus

music, are selected by the student-faculty board, a student member of which super-

vises the discussion as moderator. Dr. Harold N. Lee, head of the Newcomb

philosophy department, is faculty adviser.

The Forum Board

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OFFICERSMAXINE KAPLAN President

WILLIAM M. GORDY Vice-President

LOUISE GOTTESMAN Secretary-Treasurer

MEMBERSDot Levy Gloria Stewart

Adrian Goldstein Sonia Bornstein

Pearl SIngernnan Warren C. de Bruys

Rena Weiner Joseph V. di BenedettoMarguerite Galloway V. L. Barnhi

Deane Cohen Sylva M. Landress

Irene Witt Nita Joan GladeJoseph Bloom S. Dixon Willson

Vincent Tarlton E. Lee Mowe, Jr.

Antonio Guzman Jane RhymesPetronilla M. Voorhles Leatrice Gerstenblith

Robert Johnson Virginia ColebeckAlfred Millstein Mary Helen RohrbergeNorman Karchmer Lois Emrich

Shirley Bersadsky Joan AppelLouise Gottesman Hazel CheneyJoy Rubel Christian MeyerRachel Jacs Monica Fuselier

Frank D. Montague Cleta GodfreyFrank Bruno Ann Colebeck MAXINE KAPLAN WILLIAM M. GORDY

The purpose of +he International Relations Club Is to instruct and enlighten student

opinion on current international problems through the medium of student participation

in discussions. The organization has its own library which was donated and is kept

up-to-date by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB57

OFFICERSHEDA von MEYSENBUG . . . President

JEAN EDDY Vice-President

FAYE BETH PREY Secretary

SUE HENDERSON Treasurer

MEMBERSVirginia Brodle NoeNe McGoeyPat Cronln Betty Jane KoenigOlive Davis Ann OttoBarbara Drackett Gilda Grace PIzzo

Maud Ellen Farrar Dot Post

Merle Fischer Jane RodrigueFlora Mae Gale Carol ShockeyIsabel Gardner Gayle SchwarzenbackRosel George Harrlette SimonNorma Haydel Susie Smith

Marion Jennings Rosalie WoolleyDolores Kelly Francis Truitt

Antonia Manos

Oreades Is an honorary organization of

members of the Classical department at

Newcomb to encourage Interest 'In the

Greek and Latin languages and literature.

Each year before the Christmas holidays a

Saturnalian party Is given In true Romanstyle. During the year, lectures and dis-

cussions on classical subjects are presented.

TUSKBack row, left to right; Holbrook, Page, Flower. Copenhaver, de la Houssaye, Cooper,

Stich, Yancey, Ewin. Middle row: Lutz, Lisenby, Edwards, Power, Hollrngswortti, Lewis,

Ctiarbonnet. First row: West, Scott, Purzer, Orr, Fraenkel. Field.

OFFICERSTOM POWER President

VALERIE EDWARDS . . . Vice-President

DORCAS HOLLINGSWORTH . Treasurer

ALBERT FRAENKEL Secretary

GEORGE LEWIS .... Sergeant-at-Arms

DOCTOR TAYLOR . . . Faculty Advisor

MEMBERSAlberta AmottElsie CharbonnetBayless ConleyJack CooperHarris Copenhaver

Sara Lisenby

Joyce Lutz

Patsy Maxwell

Jean OrrDick Page

Roy de la Houssaye Tom PowerValerie Edwards Jimmy-Joe Purzer

Dabney Ewin Louise Scott

Richard Field Miriam Smith

Philip Flowers Nancy Lee Stallworth

Albert Fraenkel Frank Stich

Bradford E. Holbrook Jack Terry

Dorcas Hollingsworth John Treen

Oliver J. Key Blake WestGeorge Lewis Anita Yancey

TUSK started through the efforts of seven

students who have above average school

spirit. The aim of the Klub is to promoteanything that will benefit both students 'and

the University. Their full name is Tulane

University Spirit Klub.

One of the high points of the year wasthe Homecoming bonfire and smoke dancewith torches. The famous little Greeniestunts were started at the Notre Damegame and were continued for the rest of

the football season. The white Jacket that

ear-marks a TUSK is not really needed,because of his or her display of school

spirit and good fellowship.

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OFFICERSMAY HYMAN President

ROSLYN ISON Vice-President

ROSEMONDE PELTZ . . Corresponding Secretary

BEVERLY JACKSON .... Recording Secretary

RUTH HOPPE Treasurer

HARRIET STEVENS Publicity

PEGGY MICHEAL . Publicity

MISS EDITH PERLMAN Faculty Adviser

MEMBERSMary Emily Acree. Joan Appel, Joan Arbour,Renee Aubry. William F. Beaty. Robin Berckes.

Barbara Bizzel, Judy Brett, Jean Brown, Beverly

Broyles, Ann Br>'an-Turner, Frances Bush, Alice

Bultman. Nannette Caffery, Katherlne Cafiero.

Joyce Caldwell, Rosemary Carrere, Mary Virginia

Crain, Barbara Dreshner, Janet Dupuy, Valerie

Edwards, Elenore K. Fairman, Jeanne Fernandez,

Diane Fournet, Ruth Fry, NIta Joan Glade, Isabel

Gardner, Caro! Gates, Nathalie Ganucheau, AnnGeles, Dolly Gray, Gloria Goodman. Cora lie

Gudreux, Jean Hardin, Joy Harper. Betty Healy,

Sue Henderson, Ned Hoffmeyer, Dorcas Holilngs-

worth, Mary Holmes, Bobble Howell, Lillian

Hyman, Adele Jackson, Elaine Jones, Lorys

Jones, Virginia Jones, Sue Keefe, Marcia Kreeger,

Fannfe Kyker, Anne Landry, Dianna Lazerov,

Marie Louise le Gardeur, Anne K. Levy, NancyLockwood. Beverly Lyie, Margaret Lyons, Lee D.

Marcuse. Carolyn McKinney. Patty O'Brien, Paula

Parker, Katherrne Parkerson, Elizabeth Patridge,

Shirley Phlllpson. Mary Francis Prioleau, MayKanimer, Marilyn Rosenthal, Claire Rouff, Louis

C. Scharfenstein. Doris Seelig. Mary Brooks Soule,

Nannette Taylor. John Thomson, Doris Tisdale,

Mathflde Turner. Ann Welsh, Maia Weston,Jean White. Violet Whitehead, Carolyn Winling,

Dot Woods, Flo Varneil, Elvla Weingart, MaxineWyati.

The purpose of the University Art Clubis to promote University art principles

throughout the connnnunity. The activities

consist of a series of outstanding movies,

some art, others documentary, dance, andanimation films, with a speaker to intro-

duce the program and a panel discussion

afterwards. The Club takes part in annual

orientation and Christmas parties, and a

spring gallery exhibition. An interest in art

Is the only requisite for membership. UNIVERSITY ART ClUB

FRENCH CLUBLeft to right; Martinez, Kyker, Solomon, Singerman, Cuneo. Hodge, Ketil.

OFFICERS

ANN HODGE President

BERT KEHL Vice-President

PEARL SINGERMAN Secretary

MEMBERS

Ruth Boulet Carrrien Martinez

John Bres Pat MayAnn Burdette Marie Louise Norton

Ann Colebecl Denise Reinecke

Virginia Colebecic Jane Rubenstein

Arthur Corey Juanita Schwartzenbach

Joan Solomon

Anna Vantreuse

Rosalie Woolfley

Margaret Cuneo

Bill Gordy

Bill Hancock

Fannie Kyker

The French Club v/as recently organized

to provide an extra-curricular activity which

would foster student interest in French sub-

jecti as wall at the language itself. Activ-

ities include discussions, lectures by out-

tide speakers, investigation of French

legends and banquets in the French

Quarter.

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MATHEMATICS ClUBThe Math Club was organized at Tulane in 1940 by Dr. William Duren, professor

of mathematics in the college of Arts and Sciences to present the interesting aspects

of mathematics that are not covered in the classroom.

Any student who has taken elementary calculus is eligible for membership.

Official procedure of the Math Club is to present a lecture at each meeting. The

speaker Is usually a faculty member or a student. The meetings are held on the

second Thursday of every month.

OFFICERS

ELODIE DIODENE President CARL von MEYSENBUG. Recording Secretary

WILLIAM E. POLLARD .... Vice-President HENRY STERN . . . Social Chairman

JOEL KNOWLES . Corresponding Secretary JEAN GRAFTON . . . Publicity Chairman

AUDREY GROS Publicity Chairman

Ma+h Club, 1946-47

MEMBERS

William Aicklen

Jane Armstrong

Lorelei S. Carroll

Frank Dalia

Frederick Davis

Elodle Diodene

Dr. William C. Fagot

Christine Flurry

Aline Folse

David B. Fried

Jean Grafton

Audrey Gros

Rita Grigorio

Dessamae ttart

U. Knoll Hersh

Irwin Isaacson

Winnifred Kelly

Joel Knowles

A. C. Labarre, Jr.

Paul Lorrain

Stanley Magruder

Betty Maihies

Carl von Meysenbug

Betty Lou Miller

Edward C. Miller

William Pollard

Patricia Rhodes

S. J. Roux

Gayle Schwarzenbach

Beryl Stall

ttenry E. Stern

Grover J. Trammell

Dr. J. F. Thomson

Drury W. Wall

Lorraine Williams

Andrew Wohlert

J. L. Zewmer, Jr.

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OFFICERS

CARL EPSTEIN President

MARCIA HATHAWAY . . Vice-President

PORTER WARREN . . Secretary-Treasurer

wnilam T. BaHeyUoyd BaumerWinifred BeierShirley BersadskyB. J. BerthelotDonald CarpenterFrank ChalaireMary ConnerBetfy CornmanArthur CoreyDoris DuvigneaudMyron Eichler

Harold EichsteadtBob Fuselier

Maria GarciaDavid Hamilton

MEMBERSMary Agnes HanerErnest HaydelHans HefnemannKen HughesRalph JuniusMeyer KaplanNorman KarchmerMartin Klein

Fannie Kylcer

Del LancasterEola LevyClyde McLeanJoe McLeodMarian McCutchonWax MillerFrank Nathan

lann W. F. OwensHelen Rault

James ReynoldsMargery RoseJohn RobertsonDorothy SamuelsonEleanor SchimmBuell StewartPatsy Streckfus

Beth SuhrenHelen ThompsonPeyton Tunstall

Harris UllmanMilton VigoTrudy Weil

The German Club was recently -formed

on the Tulane campus. The first meetings

were held by the German faculties of both

Tulane and Newcomb. Its express purpose

is to bring the German student and all

those interested in the German language

rn contact with German culture. Morethan fifty-five students attended the first

meeting. The German Club is rapidly be-

coming a popular campus activity. Its songs

and its programs present a cheerful atmos-

phere. The presentation of the Christmas

play "Welhnach+spiel" In Dixon Hall was a

big feature of the Club this year.

GERMAN CLUB

The German Club

I A I E R T U I I AOFFICER

JEANNE FERNANDEZ . . President

Back row. left to right: Martinez, Cochrane. Bell. Hover. Blane. DeWells. Front row;

Cuneo, Fernandez.

Ann Hodge

Shirley Bell

Harriet Stevens

Margaret Cuneo

Maria Garcia

Carmen Martinez

Patsy Cochrane

Betty Gray

Anna Hover

MEMBERS

Jacqueline Steeg

Beverly Blane

Susan Moore

Gloria Ratchford

Myrna Feinberg

Elaine Pickens

Mimi DeWells

Madeline Turminello

Nan Broussard

L^ Torfulia was founded at NewcombCollege in 1941 to give students practice

in conversing in Spanish and the oppor-

tunity to hear well-known speakers. The

/early season is inaugurated with an out-

standing speaker who lectures on Chris-

topher Columbus. The Christmas Party

and Spring Fiesta are highlights of the

yearly activities in addition to the regular

monthly meetings at which a special speaker

'jives an interesting lecture.

TUIANE VETERANS'ASSOCIATION

The Tulane Veterans' Association is an organization through which veterans of the

college can make their opinions heard. The T. V. A. is unaffiliated with any national

organization and is an official student activity. It provides functions for veterans,

information concerning veterans at its meetings, and takes an active part in school

politics.

In early December the organization sponsored a very successful campus-wide dance

for all veterans. Earlier in the year it held a debate among its members. The

organization has set up a committee to provide information concerning veterans and

this year it has circulated various petitions throughout the campus to further this

undertaking.

OFFICERSDAVID H, SCHAEFER President

WILLIAM B. RAGLAND Vice-President

RANDAL A. HOUIDOBRE Secretary

DAVID RODRIGUE Treasurer

QUENTIN L. AULT Public Relations

MR. SHUE Faculty Advisor

Robert D. Allen

William D. Barcello

William P. Brown

Mrs. Ethell O. Bronstein

Maury Bronstein

John W. Bryan, Jr.

Weldon J. BuweThomas D. CampbellA. E. Castillo

Dwight DahmesLawrence C. DuganRobert E. Fortier

MEMBERSAlbert C. Fritz

Charles J. GadmerMrs. Claire M. Harryttans N. hieinemann

Edward J. htodge

Harry HowardLeiand R. HughlettNicolas E. JoynerE. B. Lippe

Frank LongLloyd A. McLaughlinAlbert E. Moulin

Thomas R. Nolan

Boyce Nunnally

Robert A. Philibert

Artur M. Reagan

Jay Reeks

Joseph Rinold

Roland Sternfels

Matthew W. Sutherland

Robert Vanderwall

Thellie WaggonerWilliam H. WhiteEmil K. Vela

Must be spiked. Tulane Vets going to Jerusalem.

FIRST ROW: Bernard Brown, Carter. ClirlstovicK, Coleman, Conrad. SECOND ROW: Donnaud, Fields,

Guice Hess, Hinqle, Johnson Miller. THIRD ROW: Munden, Munez-Ramos, Oliver, Oncbane, Plauche, Racivitch,

Schonekas. FOURTH ROW: Senter, Simon, Tucker, Villemarette. Willis. Wright.

Phi Delta Phi, international legal fraternity, chooses its nnembers upon the basis

of character, ethical standards, potentiality as a successful lawyer, and scholastic

achievement. Its purposes are: to disseminate the standards of legal ethics, broaden

its members culturally, foster a more studious attitude toward the study of law and

to be of service to the law school in all activities.

OFFICERSJOSEPH ONEBANE Magister

VICTOR HESS Exchequer

MARTIN HUNLEY Clerk

DAN GUICE Historian

MEMBERSN, D. Bernard Jack Donnaud Charles Munden James Senter

W. Burlie Brown Harvey Fields Pedro Munez-Ramos Huey Paul Simon

John W. Bryan Daniel Guice Robert Oliver James Tucker

Andrew Carter Victor H. Hess, Jr. Joseph Onebane Raymond Villemarette

Allen Chfistovich Norwood Hingle Andrew L. Plauche Perry V/illls

Frank Coleman Robert Johnson Herve Racivitch, Jr. James Wright

William Conrad John Miller Russell Schonekas

PHI DELIA PHI

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TUIANE LAW REVIEWThe Tulane Law Review, successor to the Southern Law Quarterly, is recognized in-

ternationally as one of the world's outstanding journals of civil and connparative law.

It was the first law review to be published in the state of Louisiana and is one of

the prinnary research sources for Louisiana lawyers and scholars.

The work of the Review is borne chiefly by a Student Board of Editors, composedof junior and senior law students who have attained the highest scholastic honors in

the College. They are assisted by a facuty adviser, a board of alumni editors, a

board of advisory editors, and a staff of contributing editors.

The opportunities for free discussion of current legal problems, for scholarly re-

search, and for expository writing based upon statutory interpretation, analysis of

decision, and synthesis of doctrine are invaluable to the serious law student whowishes to ground himself in the principles of juristic thought and expression.

The faculty guides the student efforts during the year and in addition prepares

leading articles for publication in the Review. Each volume of the Review contains

articles by a number of scholars with either national or international reputations.

STUDENT EDITORSCONRAD MEYER, III Editor-in-Chief

ANDREW LANE PLAUCHE Civil Law Editor

JOHN ATKINS DYKES Statutory Interpretation Editor

JAMES CORBETT SENTER, JR Book Review Editor

ASHLEY J. GOLD Secretary

EDWARD DAVIS FINLEY, JR Index Editor

Roger H. Doyle

Rene H. Himel, Jr.

H. Martin Hunley, Jr.

MEMBERSFroebel E. Lee

Harold Marx, Jr.

Charles E. Munden,Benjannin Perlcowski,

III

Jr.

Paul O. H. PigmanCharles Schwartz, Jr.

Hugh L. Stone, Jr.

JOHN M. BRYAN, JR Business Manager

Left to right, first row: Nabors, Plauche, Meyer, Dykes, Miss Stein. Back row: Stone, Hunley. Schwarh, Himel, Marx, Lee, Gold, Senter. Munden, Perkowski. Pigman. Finley, Doyle.

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Left to right: Johnson, Conrad, Owen Onebane, Coleman. Murphy Christovlch, Brown, Worner, Tete, Brignac,

Miller.

The Moot Court competition is carried on at Tulane for the purpose of giving

students practical experience in research, brief writing, and court room demeanor.

The cases are prepared by the faculty and members of the Board of Advisors, and

include appellate cases for the freshmen and both appellate and trial cases for the

junior-senior competition.

Moving into the new Tllton Hall after Christmas, the Board was given spacious

quarters and a new court room, its pride and joy. Rapidly catching up on a back

log of students who had not had their freshman cases, as well as an unusually large

enrollment of new students, the Board has now regained its pre-war schedule and

methods of operation.

OFFICERSWILLIAM ROBERT TETE Chairman

WILLIAM C. OWEN, JR Secretary

LEON D. HUBERT Faculty Advisor

Julian Poche Brignac

William Burlie Brown

Alvln R. Christovlch, Jr.

Frank Oscar Coleman

William Joshua Conrad

MEMBERS

Hayes Lewis Harkey, Jr.

Norv/ood Noel Hingle, Jr.

Robert Earl Johnson

Louis William McFaul, Jr.

John Georgo Miller

Patrick Calvert Murphy

Joseph Onebane

Russel Joseph Schonekas

Charles Perry Willis

Henry Worner, III

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President calls meeting to order. Close-up of officers in action.

HISTORY OF

MEDICINE

LEWIS B. CLAYPOOLPresident

The History of Medicine Society's big contribution to the

school this year was the presentation to the medical library

of a thousand dollars for the establishment of a History of

Medicine Fund. Founded In 1933, through the stimulus of

Gordon Holcomb, Gres Dawson, and Bernard Weinstein,

the organization is primarily Interested In tracing develop-

ments and seeking factual Information In its field.

Meetings are held every other Friday night at the Student

Center, student members alternating with faculty members

in the presentation of papers. At an annual banquet In the

spring, newly-elected members are presented with member-

ship certificates, officers for the next year are Introduced

and awards are made. These Include the Rudolph Matas

award for the best student paper, the I. I. Lemann award for

the best discussion of a paper and the B. B. Weinstein award

for the most outstanding research done by a student member.

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OFFICERSLEWIS CLAYPOOLJAMES STEWART

. . President

Senior Secrefary

LEO HORAN . . .

WILLIAM VILDIBILL

Junior Secrefary

. . . . Treasurer

MEMBERSKarl Aljlan

Ivan AlfmanDan Beatfy

James S. Boren

Donald BradburnEmanuel Bresler

Robert CalesEdward A. GaryLewis ClaypoolClayton CookJoseph Crookshanit

Hugh English

Lob Exiine

Richard Field

John Fort

John Frere

James GentryJohn GibsonLouis GarlepyJack Grindle

Carl HaggardRobert HananHurst HatchEdwin HeckerGuy Hicks

Leo HoranLouis HughesThomas JamesFrancis JaubertLeon Kahn

Eugene KraemerPhilip KruppElmo LabordeRoy LedbetterRichard LevyGeorge Lewis

Frank McCallaCharles MarkwardHortensla Rita Del MarmolRobert Meiers

Manuel MirandaKenneth Nix

Alton Ochsner, Jr.

Reuben Plant

Miles Pratt

Harry Ricketts

Richard Rutland

Richard SaloomJohn Schellach

Robert Service

Arthur Silverman

Henry SimonStanley Skillicorn

James Stewart

Melvin Sullivan

John Terry

George TuckerWilliam Vildibill

Herbert VogelMary Walker

r I u L c'^T^"' Alfr«". Beatty. Boren, Bradburn, Bresler, Cales. Gary, Claypool Cook. SECOND ROW-Crookshank English Exime Field, Fort, Frere Gentry, Gibson. Gariepy, Grindle. THIRD ROW: Haggard'Hanan Hatch, Hecker, Hicks, Horan, Hughes, James, Jaubert, Kahn. FOURTH ROW: Kraemer, Krupp LabirdeLedbetter Levy Lewis. McCalla, Markward. Del Marmol. Meiers. FIFTH ROW: Miranda Nix Ochsner PlantPratt, Ricketts, Rutland, Saloom, Schellach, Service. SIXTH ROW:' Silverman, Simon, Skillicorn Stewart Sullivan

Terry, Tucker, Vildibill, Vogel, Walker.

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I H E W I CLUB

STONEWALL STICKNEYPresident

The principal purpose of the twen+y-five-year-old Owl Club since its Inception has

been to promote in the faculty and student body a thorough understanding of the

problems in teaching and in being taught courses of a medical curriculum. Its less

tangible efforts have been directed toward the promotion of a high standard of pro-

fessional ethics in the student body, and in maintaining Tulane in its place as one of

the country's foremost medical institutions.

The Owl Club of 1946, in addition to full pursuit of its more traditional enter-

prises, established the Tulane Medical Research Fund to be used for the maintenance

and promotion of research within the school. This year's group has continued the

work for the fund, and has also undertaken to simplify and facilitate the selection

and securing of interneships for the seniors of 1948 and of years to come.

It is composed of twenty-four senior members chosen, half by the outgoing club,

the remainder by the selectees.

OFFICERSSTONEWALL B. STICKNEY President

B. REID CLANTON Vice-President

MARVIN L. WOLFF Secretary-Treasurer

MEMBERSWarren Allen John Ford Robert W. Myers

Jim Brock Lou Gariepy Kenneth Nix

Bob Buck Hurst Hatch Bobby Sen+er

B. Reld Clanton Phil Krupp Stonewall B. Stickney

Lou Claypool Richard Levy Sam Taylor

Joe Dabney Charles Markward Bill Thames

Ben Denny Robert L. Meiers Andre Touzet

James G. Moore

FIRST ROW: Allen, Brock, Buck, Clanton, Claypool. Dabney, Denney. SECOND ROW: Ford, Gariepy. Hatch,

Krupp, Levy, Markward, Meiers. THIRD ROW: Moore, Myers, Nix, Senter, Stickney, Taylor, Thames, Touzet.

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FIRST ROW: Anepohl, Auiine, Black, Clark, Crews, Deckbar, Girodo, Guidry. Hall. SECOND ROW: Hess,

Hudgens, Landry, Naquin, Peres, Pursell, Riehl, Welcker, Willis.

Alpha Chi Sigma is a professional chemical fraternity open to qualified men in

chemistry and allied fields. The objects of the fraternity are:

1. To bind its members with a tie of true and lasting friendship.

2. To strive for the advancement of chemistry both as a science and a profession.

3. To aid its members by every honorable means in the attainment of their

ambitions as chemists throughout their lives.

The Alpha Tau chapter at Tulane sponsors an essay contest in chemistry at Tulane

and in qualified high schools in the city. It also sponsors a safety program and main-

tains a display case in the chemistry department.

OFFICERS

HERBERT PURSELL. JR President

JEFF B. WILLIS, JR Vice-President.

F, G. ANEPOHL Secretary-Treasurer

F. G. Anepohl

Merlin J. Auzine

Clarence L. BUc^

John C. Clort

L Sherwood Crews

Frederick A. Dectbar

MEMBERS

Joseph L. Girodo, Jr

Marion A. Guidry

Alton S. Hall

Frank R. Hess, Jr.

J. J. Hudgens

Alton A. Landry

Phil Naquin, Jr.

Ernest M. Peres

Herbert Pursell, Jr.

Wilbur A. Riehl

Clyde J. Welcker

Jeff B. Willis, Jr.

HERBERT PURSELLPresident

ALPHA CHI SIGMA69

Left to right: Howell, Falk, Tallant. Radio Club

T H E RADThe tradition of this Club on the campus extends as

far back as the I890'5 when a transmitter was set up in

the Physics building. The Club, in its present form, was

organized in 1941 by David Korn. In 1945 a group of stu-

dents, Al Buxton, Chester Lob, Arthur Glick, Jack Tallant,

John Laurent and Bernd Falk, went on the air from Stanley

Thomas hall and the post-war club was on its way. At

present the Club boasts some thirty-five members from

various colleges of the University, some holding amateur

radio licenses, others unlicensed. One of the activities is

a program of classes in Morse code and in radio theory

to help unlicensed members prepare for the tests req-

uisite to obtaining licenses.

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BERND FALK President

JACK TALLANT . . .- Vice-President

AL HOWELL Secretary

JAMES A. CRONVICH Faculty Adviser

MEMBERSAl ttowell Metz Kahn Norman B. Gibbs

Ted Penfound Bill Jameson F. H. Schmidt

James Mitchell Jack Chamberlain James A. Cronvlch

T. G. Wing Larry Justrabo Hal Clarence Becker

J. H. Van Os Edward Buwe, Jr. Daniel E. Kirkley, Jr.

Robert O. Zeiler Richard Long Phil Slipakoff

Lloyd J. Napaluch Jack Tallant Jack Richard

Stanley M. Pulitzer Richard Davis Frank P. Cicerello

Jach L, Klein Bernd Falk Paul Jensen

Godfrey Donovan

STUDENT AFFILIATES OF

AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY

The Student Affiliates of the American Chemical

Society was established here during the summer session

of 1945. The group functions to stimulate interest in the

more modern advances in chemistry. Members have the

opportunity to teach, learn, and to express themselves

in the various branches of their chemical interests by the

presentation of originally prepared papers, and by in-

formal discussions. Dr. R. F. Holdren serves as faculty

adviser.

OFFICERS

Officers are Marion Guidry, president; Audrey Gros,

vice-president; Sherwood Crews, treasurer; and W. T.

Barry, secretary.

MEMBERSMerim J. Auzine

Lorelee Carroll

Lewis S. CrewsFred A. Deckbar

Audrey GrosMarion A. GuidryFrank R. Hess

Betty Lou Miller

Phil Naquin. Jr.

Alice Pinegar

Wilbur A. Riehl

Florence Taylor Roberts

Josie Rose

Regie Roux

Gayle SchwarzenbachBeryl Stall

FIRST ROW: Auzine. Carroll, Crews, Deckbar. SECOND ROW: Gros,

Guidry, Hess, Miller. THIRD ROW: Naquin, Pinegar. Riehl, Roberts.

FOURTH ROW: Rose, Roux, Schwarzenbach, Stall.

ENGINEERS' lECHNOlOGICAl AIEIIERBehind shouts of "Erin So Braugh" and "St. Patrick was an engineer," the Engi-

neers' Technological Atelier presents itself as the engineer's school spirit organization.

Founded in 1936, the E. T. A. is an honorary society which reaches into the field of

knowledge by sponsoring the forum, which gives the student an opportunity for re-

search on technical papers, and into the field of entertainment by sponsoring such

activities as the Engineer's Smoker, Engineer's Day and St. Patrick's dance, the last

of which is open to the entire student body.

OFFICERSWILLIAM D. FAUST President BOBBY GREHAN Secretary

DUNCAN M. GRAY Vice-President GRIFF C. LEE Treasurer

MEMBERSW. Abel W. Faust H. Liles J, SmallpageH. Baker D. M. Gray W. Minchew M Van MannenR. Black R. Grehan R. Muller A. Van Sinden

J. Braud H. Grossiman J. Neel H WalkerW. Connelly M. Hatrel P. Noble J. WalkerJ. Dabdoub E. Hays A. Olivier J WattleyG. Davis W. Heffron T. Perkins J. Willis

R. Durning G. Lee

L Lenz

D. Schell

J. Sherrouse

A West

FACULTY ADVISORSProf. M. G. Zer\ igon Prof. O. A. Steph ;nson

FIRST ROW: Abel, Baker Black, Braud, Connelly, Dabdoub. Davis. SECOND ROW: Durning, Faust. Gray,Grehan, Grossiman, Hatrel. Hays. THIRD ROW: Heffron, Lee, Lenz Liles Minchew, Muller, Neel. FOURTHROW: Npble, Olivier, Perkins, Schell, Sherrouse, Smallpage, Van Mannen. FJFTH ROW: Van Sinden, H. Walker,

J. Walker. Wattley, Willis, West.

L. DUFRECHOUPresident

J. MORGANVice-President

P. MORVANTTreasurer

A. OLIVIERSecretary

lUlANE ARCHIIECIURAl SOCIETY

Founded in 1913, the Tulane Archl+ectual Society is

one of the oldest organizations in the college of Engi-

neering, it has as its object the three-fold purpose of

promoting fellowship among the architectural students,

supplementing school work, and elevating the standards of

the school by cooperation between the faculty and

members of the society.

It is open to all Tulane students enrolled in the school

of Architecture.

President of the organization is Leo F. Dufrechou.

Serving in other offices are Jesse O. Morgan, vice- presi-

dent; Albert G. Olivier, secretary; Pat S. Morvant, treas-

urer; and Joseph M. Shifaio, sergeant-at-arms. J. H.

Thomson is faculty adviser.

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OFFICERS

LEO F. DUFRECHOU President

JESSE O. MORGAN Vice-President

ALBERT G. OLIVIER Secretary

PATRICIA S. MORVANT Treasurer

JOSEPH M. SHIFALO Sergeant-in-Arms

MEMBERSJ. B. Adams C. W. Ellis D. Katzer B. H. Roth

R. H. Alexander J. G. Finney K. C. Landry B. Sammons

L. L. Barre E. H. Flair C. Marionneaux A. J. Saputo

J. C. Beucler J E. Hand H. V. Masset S. L. Sere

C. D. Blair J. Hardy L. W. McCoy A. E. Shelton

J. Biitch J. Hine J. O. Morgan L. Shelton

V. H. Bruno D. F. Huelsman L. B. Myers H. L. Smith

E. L Clements V/. D. Hunt J. I. Neel R. W. Thresher

E. deArmas L. Impastato R, E. Patterson F. Toups

H. Diaz R. D. Irvine D. B. Pfefferle C. A. Tumbleson

W. G. Doell F. B. Juden M. Popkin J. G. Vv'arren

B. H. Duncan R. W, Junius W. J. Rooney C. D. Welch

D. Edwards G. H. Wimbish

FIRST ROW: Adams, Alexander, Barre, Beucler, Blair, Biitch, Bruno, Clements, de Armas. Diaz. SECOND ROW:Doell, Duncan, Edwards, Ellis, Finney, Flair, Hand, Hardy, Hine, Huelsman. THIRD ROW: Hunt, Impastato,Irvine, Juden, Junius, Katzer, Landry, Marionenneaux, Masset, McCoy. FOURTH ROW: Morgan, Myers. Neel,Patterson, Pfefferle, Popkin, Rooney, Roth, Sammons, Saputo. FIFTH ROW: Sere, A. E, Shelton, L. Shelton,

Smith, Thresher, Toups, Tumbleson, Warren, Welch, Wimbish.

AMERICAN INSTITUIE OF

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERSThe Tulane University Student Branch of the American Institute of Electrical

Engineers supplements the formal courses of instruction with the presentation of

papers at meetings and with field trips to points of engineering interest.

Although technical in nature, the activities of the organization are not confined

to professional functions. Truck rides, picnics, and ball games have been enjoyed

in the past by this group of student members.

MEMBERSFirst Row

W. H. AbelFred Anepohl, Jr.

W. Aicklen

E. H. ArnoldJ. W. Barnes

R. G. Beadle

M. A. Becnel, Jr.

Second Row

H. J. Bryer

J. J. Burke

J. D. Byrd

E. S. Coleman

Third Row

J. W. GoadD. M. GrayC, D. GreeneH. P. Grossiman

E. Deshautreaux, Jr. R. H. GuessD. B. Fried H. J. Hart

N. J. Gagliano E. G. Hays

Fourth Row

W. G. Heffron

D. H. Hines

L. L. Lenz

J. J. Marlcelli

D. B. Martin

W. J, Martiny

Fifth Row

W. T. Pietrzok

D. H. Reaves

H. A. Rosen

W. B. StrohmA. E. Van Sinden

J. C. WattleyW. W. tvlinchew A. Weisler

K. J. Wheelahan

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FIRST ROW: Allee, Bland, Crews, De Graauw, Good, Heroy, HInson. SECOND ROW: Le Blanc, Weeks, Morphy,

Montague, Malchow, O'Dowd, Rody. THIRD ROW: Simoreaux, Stephens, Thibodeaux, Vincent. Walker, Wright.

The student chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers was established

to offer professional associations and contacts which are invaluable to the practicing

engineer. The student chapter supplements class instruction with lectures given by

practicing engineers and field trips to points of interest.

The chapter at Tulane was inactive during the war years but became active again

in September, 1946. Professor F. W. MacDonald acts as faculty adviser. The

activities of the society, excluding the social functions, include meetings every two

weeks and frequent field trips.

OFFICERS

G. C. LEE President

N. A. SAIGH Vice-President

H. D. EMNS Secretary-Treasurer

MEMBERS

J. W. Allee C. J. LeBlanc J. E. Simoneaux

R. F. Bland H. C. Malchow J. L. Stephens

R. N. Crews J. E. Meelts R. J. Thibodeau

F. R. DeGraauw E. R. Morphy R. M. Vincent

L. K. Good F. D. Montague J. E. Walker

F. M. Heroy A. W. O'Dowd H. E. Wright

R. D. Hinson W. W. Rody

AMERICAN SOCIETY

OF Civil ENGINEERS75

AMERICAN INSTITUTE

OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERSAnother of the several engineering societies whose aim it is to foster one of the

branches within that field is the Tulane student chapter of the American Institute of

Chemical Engineers, established on the campus in 1938. Membership is open to all

interested in the advancement of the profession.

Lectures by prominent chemical engineers, papers prepared by the students, dis-

cussions led by faculty members, and motion pictures form the foundation for the

group's monthly meetings. Supplementing the encouragement of student interest in

the field, it further creates a means of contact between the undergraduate and the

practicing engineer.

FIRST ROW: Anepohl Auzine, Black, Clark, Crews. SECOND ROW: Deckbar, Fowler, Hall, F. R. Hess. K. W.Hess. THIRD ROW: Hudgins, Kahn, Kleyle, Landry, Landwehr. FOURTH ROW: Longmire, McCrary, Odderstol,

Peres, Pursell. FIFTH ROW: Schirer, Slovenko Vail, Welcker. Willis.

IH^HHII^^^ ^awi^"^fe|r^

MEMBERS

F. G. Anepohl

M. J. Auzine

C. L. Black

J. G. Clark

L. S. Crews

F. A. Deckbar, Jr

R. R. Fowler

Alton Hall

F. R. Hess

K. W. Hess

J. J. Hudgens

A. M. Kahn

F. E. Kleyle

A. A. Landry

J. C. Landwehr

R. A. Longmire

J. W. McCrary

T. C. Odderstol

E. M. Peres

H. P. Pursell

L. T. Schirer

S. R. Slovenko

S. L. Vail

C. J. Welcker

J. B. Willis, Jr.

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Left to right: McGovern, Kyker, Bell, Brock. Miller. Eaten,

The Young Women's Christian Association was established at Newcomb in 1901.

The "Y" meets twice monthly for open discussions, talks by outstanding personalities

and debates. This year, a series of vocational talks was presented on the subjects of

art, music, language, science, teaching, and literature. The "Y" takes an active part

in freshman orientation, presenting a program of well-rounded events to aid the

freshman In becoming acquainted with activities of the college.

"Y" traditions are the annual Christmas and Easter parties for a group of children

from a local orphanage, and the Christmas tree placed in the main hall of the

Administration Building. With the Y. M. C. A. of Tulane, it annually sponsors the

Easter Sunrise Service, held in the quadrangle of Newcomb campus.

OFFICERSSHIRLEY BELL President

BEHY BROCK Vice-President

ALLIE WYLER Treasurer

JERRY WYLER Secretary

CABINET

Fanny Kyker Catherine Cafiero Joy CohnMargery Rose Deane Stinson

MEMBERS

Anne Abbott Elizabeth Briglsen Ellen Freennan Marilyn LIchtenstein

Aurelie Alast Virginia Brown Rose Friedlander Elizabeth MalmKotherine Bater Pat Casso Rita Gregonia Zoe-Love McGovern

Anna Bartels Margaret Cunoo Ann Haley Doris Miller

Beverly BecVer Francis Dickson Dessannae Hart Betty Martin

Lucy Blake Ethel Eaton Janice Hullinghorst Susie Smith

Elaine Brazda Jeanne Fernandez Betty Ruth King Beryl Stall

SHIRLEY BELL

President

Y. W. C. A.77

V M C A

HAROLD WEDIGVice-President

OFFICERSELLIOTT "IKE" IGLEHART President

HAROLD WEDIG Vice-President

HARRIS COPENHAVER, JR Secretary

GASTON BOURGEOIS Treasurer

CABINET

Ernest Brown Jack Roddy Clarence Snelling

Walter Draughon Harold Wedig

MEMBERSGene Blakely Elliott Iglehart William RobertsonGaston Bourgeois William Jacobs Bowie SimmonsErnest Brown Richard King Othar Smith

Bill Ghana William McMahon Clarence Snelling

Harris Copenhaver R. F. Parks George ThorpeA. T. Dudley Don Rayner Harold WedigLawrence Dugan Dave Rowland John YoungWalter Draughon Jack Roddy Joseph YoungGeorge Gady George E. Zellmer

At present a comparatively small group, the Tulane Y. M. C. A. offers a commonworking ground for all young men on the campus interested in organizational practice

of Christian ideals. It offers a channel, in the forms of various projects, through which

practice of personal ideals may be directed as contribution to a common group

effort and acceptance of the responsibility involved.

Some of the projects maintained under normal functioning of the group include

sponsorship of monthly vesper services, the annual Easter Sunrise Service which it

conducts in cooperation with the Newcomb Y. W. C. A., the Christmas decorations in

front of Gibson hall, and assistance in such activities as blood drives, the sale of

Christmas Seals, and support of the annual doll and toy fund.

This year has been primarily devoted to reorganization, and rather than sponsoring

projects, the "Y" has been preoccupied in acquainting the members of its cabinet

and executive council with their duties as defined in the constitution and in presenting

to the entire membership a preview of the responsibilities involved in organizational

project work.

The spirit of its response to post-war reorganization is a promise of whole-hearted

devotion to the tasks of the future and a challenge to the incoming young men onthe Tulane campus.

Crowd at Easter Service. Front view of Service.

OFFICERS

MAURICE LIHLE President

FLOYD LEWIS Vice-President

MARY LEE VINES Secretary-Treasurer

Joan Roehl

Maurice Little

Mary Lee Vines

Helen ThomsenCharlie Mitchell

MEMBERS

Floyd Lewis

James FoglemanEdgar Whitfield

Chester Peyronnin

Leonard WoodsDoris Bucldeh

Carol hiamrick

Miriam Smith

Thomas Baker

The Baptist Student Union is a spiritual force on the campus, offering the student

Christian fellowship in a local church. Through its varied progrann, the BSU seeks to

deepen the spiritual life of the student, to meet his needs in a vital and practical way,

and to give him a carry-over value of church administration and participation.

Other than church fellowship, the social and religious life of the organization is

centralized in the Student Center, which is open to students every day for study,

fellowship, play, relaxation or meditation. Once a month there is a program for

the students, with an outstanding speaker, or some other special interest. There is

a social once a month for all Baptist students and friends. At specified times, there

are points of emphasis, such as pre-school retreat, Join-the-Church day, state BSU

convention, student night at Christmas, dedicated vocations week, student evan-

gelistic emphasis, summer enlistment, Ridgecrest and others. There is a bi-monthly stu-

dent publication which adds no little interest. The executive council forms the nucleus

for the work. It is a year-round program of fellowship and sharing.

BAPTIST STUDENT UNION79

OFFICERSBETTY BROWNE President

MARGARET CUNEO Vice-President

RUTH BOULET Secretary

JULIAN SIMS Treasurer

MARY V. LAGARDE Social ChairmanTHE REVEREND FATHER ROBERT MANNING Program Director

MEMBERSLanier AllinghamGwen Bailie

Pat BarksdaleLucy BarretHelen BeauchampMargot BennettRobert BermudezAlice Blundell

Ruth BouletCha-'les BourgeoisAnne Bryan-TurnerBetty BrowneJ'^an BrownePage GaryAnn ColebeckForres CollinsMary V. GrainHenry Crisler, III

Margaret Cuneo

Dorothy DavisDonald DexterTed DexterKatherine DouglasBarbara DreskenRichard Ellis

Dabney EwinCharles FrederickJack GallionJoan Sillis

Bett/ GrayMary HendersonEla HockadayCatherine HodgesRuth HoppeArthur HylandDot lley

Florence JonesRichard Keiser

Rhoda KelloggShirley KilbournRuth KingMary V. LagardeChios Lain

Edna LeeLottie LeePatsy LemieuxJackie LolanBeverly Lyie

Mllllcent MayBetty MerriwetherBlanche MeyersHank MillonMike MurrellCharlene McCorklePatsy McMeansJean OrrMinnie O'Shee

Jane ParkhouseRichard PeneguyArthur RamosSue RoemerJulius Rolfs

Douglas SchumanRuth SchumanLouise ScottDorel ShoughrueV/ilson ShoughrueJulian SimsElmer SlagloMariorie SloanJoyce StabaLorraine SteidtmannWilmer ThomasSidney Vail

Dreux Van ThornNatalie V/alker

A. Adair Watters

The Canterbury Club serves the mission of Christianity In higher education by fostering amonguniversity students a better understanding of the faith and practice of the Episcopal Church andloyalty to Its corporate life.

Pending construction of the Francis Lister hiawks Student Center on the corner of Broadway and

Zimple streets, the weekly Wednesday morning communions and the weekly Thursday evening dis-

cussion programs are being held in the temporary Episcopal Student Center, 7070 Zimple Street,

corner Audubon. Other activities Include four annual social events, such service projects as

monthly prayer services at the New Orleans hlome For Incurables and the organization of a Sunday

School at Christ Church Episcopal Mission, Slidell, La.

THE CANTERBURY ClUB80

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORfiANIZATION

OFFICERS

HARVEY W. WOOD President

ALICE F. PINESAR Vice-President

MYRA L. SCHWARTZ Recording Secretary

FRED H. SUIDRY Corresponding Secretary

HAZEL E. CHENEY Treasurer

The Christian Science Organization at the Tulane University ot Louisiana was formed

in Decennber, 1943, and is authorized by the Manual of the Mother Church, The First

Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. Regular weekly testimonial

meetings are held on the campus, and each year the Organization sponsors a lecture

by an authorized member of The Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church. Stu-

dents and faculty members are welcome at the meetings and lectures.

The purposes of this Organization are to unite the Christian Scientists within the

University in closer bonds of Christian fellowship; to welcome Christian Scientists

entering the University; and to afford the entire University the opportunity to learn

the truth about Christian Science as taught In the Christian Science textbooks,

the Bible and "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy,

the discoverer and founder of Christian Science.

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OFFICERSVERNON PARK PresidentBETTY LOU MILLER Vice-PresidertJEAN BRANDIN SecrefaryERIN BORN Corresponding SecretaryAUDREY GROS Alumni SecretaryHARRY HEINTZEN Treasurer

MEMBERSWinn ifred Bier Bert Bannister Gordon Kuhne Harold Staff el dtEvelyn Blust James Bad eaux Carl Landwehr John StewartErin Born Herbert Bennerfield Kenneth La ngguth Richard ThalheimJohn Bou tall PaulBienz Edwin Laborte Erwln ThodeVirginia Brown Emile Deschautreaux Patricia Lemieux Neils WatzLore lee Carol Ernest Desha utreaux Donald Maillho A. C. WilderElodie DIodine Donald Doerr Abraham Markosian E. H. WilliamsDoris Duvigneaus Marquette Dust Henry M asset William WiithemuthRuth Goebel Harold Eichsteadt George Mock Nevy WornerJoy Gomez Edwin Frank Henry Moke Patricia WornerAudrey Gros George Fust Paul Morales Bettie BarrereHilda Hansen William Barceld John Neu Arlene EvansElizabeth Hoffman Charles Gadmer Warren Nelson Mary GrossElwyn Hoffman William Gelssler Bruce Nunez Wi Ida Hags telle

Lothar Hornuff Richard Gough N, J. Oddo Elizabeth HansenJoyce Huff Alton Hall Ray Olsen Elizabeth JanssenBetty Lou Miller Es telle Hamilton Harold Olsen Rosemary JanssenHelen Rau It Earl Haried John Pemberton Rosalie KetchamPat Rhodes Richard Havener Leslie Peterson Merle LemieuxCharles Schenck Henry Haydel George Pons Ruth SparheinoJoel Beth Suhren Ralph Hayman Charles Ramond Flora ZelglerAndrew Talkeim Darwood Holm EdmanRathke Richard AllenBeverly Vedrenne Paul Schmidt Henry Roberts Harry Da nielsonMyra Zifle Calvin Hoppmeyer E. R. Rosenbonm Millard JensenRuth Zifle Erlcl; Johnsen H, R. Santa Cruz Frank PrestonHarry Helntzen Ralph Junius E. L, Schamback Vernon ParkJean Brandln John Keller Allen Schlindler Louis OppermannLoretta Albert Frank Kinberger Leroy Schneider Dorothy MiramonLloyd Anderson Edward Koschmann

The Alpha Upsllon chapter of Gamma Delta was established at Tulane In 1942, and has since

become one of the prominent religious groups on the campus. The national organization wasfounded in 1934 in Chicago by representatives from 20 mldwestern universities.

The purpose of the group is to encourage and maintain Lutheran fellowship and to establish

fraternal relations with other Lutheran organizations. Adviser to the campus chapter Is the ReverendA. H. Besalslcl.

GAMMA DELTA82

INTERCOLIEGIATE ZIONIST FEDERATION OF AMERICA

OFFICERS

MEL SELZER President

JOSIE ROSE Vice-President

SELMA MEXIC. MILDRED POPKIN, DOROTHY SAMUELSON Secretaries

SHIRLEY FINKELSTEIN, JOYCE MULBERG Treasurers

MEMBERS

Norman Berger Eli Harmon Shirley Pallet

Eugene Berkowitz Rosamund Harris Mildred Popkin

Myron Elchler E. N. Kahn Roselyn Popkin

Shirley Finkelsteln Gilda Kansas Ethel Rose

Sidney Friedman Selma Mexic Josie Rose

Lea Gersfenblifh Joyce Mulberg Gerson Saltz

Nita Joan Glode David Mylcoff Dorothy Samuelson

Emmanue! Glinky Bertha Nelkin Bob Schlessel

Helen Goldberg Joe Nelkin Mel Selzer

The Tulane-Newcomb chapter of the Intercollegiate Zionist Federation of America

was established in 1945. The group aims to organize and Integrate all student

Zionists on the Tulane campus to present and interpret the facts and significance of

Zionism and modern Palestine for the education and benefit of the students and

faculty.

Any student who is Interested In Zionism Is eligible for membership in the organi-

zation, which meets twice monthly for talks by prominent speakers, discussions, and

socials.

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OFFICERS

PATRICIA CRONIN President

NEIL HUTSON Vice-President

ANGELA MOYNAN Vice-President

DOROTHY SEGARI Recording Secretary

BILL AICKLIN Corresponding Secretary

CAROL GONDOLF Treasurer

LARRY POILLION Treasurer

JOHN HODGES Marshal

The Nev/man Club is a club of Catholic culture and Catholic fellowship which

fosters the spiritual, intellectual and cultural interests of the Catholic students of

Tulane University and joins them into a common union, and assists the University and

its students whenever possible.

The Newman Club was founded at Tulane University in 1942 by Rev. Robert Tracy

and Mrs. Dagmar Lebreton, together with a group of Tulane and Newcomb students

who had formerly met as a discussion group.

NEWMAN C I U B84

WESLEY FOUNDATIONOFFICERS

BOB MYERS President

BETTY MARTIN Vice-President ^^^ETHEL EATON Secretary P^l- ^"

BRUCE DUNN Treasurer

REV. BOB JAMISON Sponsor ^^HP* ^ JR ,F « -7

\ m {i^

The Wesley Foundation af Tulane has sought varied techniques toward achieving ^^^L| Y ik \

the goals of leading students to a vital, personal relationship with God; to a devel-

opment of a supporting group in which individuals will mutually strengthen one an-

other in Christian living; and, lastly, to a development of a new world order embody- Wesley Foundation Officers

BOB MYERSing Christian principles and conservation of the highest human values. President

Wesley Foundation Outing. A Lecture—Wesley Foundation.

OFFICERS

CHARLOTTE REYNOLDS President

JOHN WALKER . Vice-President

PEGGY BOSWELL Secretary-Treasurer

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MEMBERS

Betty Berry Doris Como Milton Morrison

Lucy Blake Dicic Field Carolyn Murphy

Ann Boyd Orient Fox Bob Parsons

Sam Boyd Coral Freeman Malcolm Peters

Pearce Bradburn J. O. Hamby Walter van Haven

C. R. Camp Joyce Johnson Donald Wellford

Joy Cohn Frances McShane Nancy Willcins

Betty Mailhes

The Westminister Fellowship combines spiritual guidance and instruction with

various social activities. It is an organization representing the Presbyterian group

on the campus.

Practice in Christian leadership is stressed, as each week the program is conducted

by a student member. Affiliation with this group is a valuable way to keep in con-

tact with fellow Presbyterians, and all are invited to ioin.

THE WESTMINSTER FEllOWSHIP86

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THE

NAVYAT

TUIANE

On June 7, 1946, with the need for

large numbers of naval officers no longer

existing, the war-time NROTC program

at Tulane came to an end. During the war

years, Tulane prepared for active duty

with the United States Navy and Marine

Corps thousands of officers who saw active

duty in all theaters of war. Now, with peace again reigning throughout the

world, the Navy's training program at Tulane has been reduced to a size similar

to the pre-war program.

One of fifty-two American universities chosen by the Navy for peacetime

preparation of regular and reserve officers of the Navy and Marine Corps,

Tulane offers today, through its Navy programs, opportunities for its students

who meet the requirements to prepare for a career in the naval service while

attending the university for a baccalaureate degree.

Both in war and peace, the Navy has been proud of its officers from Tulane

—

and Tulane is proud of its NROTC Unit.

Comdr. Howe and Lt. Comdr. Gibson

receiving decorations.

Captain Harry D. Power, U.S.N., Professor of Naval Science.

Fleet Admiral Chester W. NImiti USN,

and President Harris,

STATION OFFICERS

J. C. Costeilo, Jr., Lieut. USN; E. I

Gibson, Lieut. Comdr. USN; C. MHowe, III, Comdr. USN; H. D. Power

Captain USN; G. W. Comer, Jr., Major

USMC; C. T. Frohne, Jr., Lieut. USN.

SHIP'S COMPANYBack Row: J. E. Lindquist, SoMI; G. OWoods, CY; J. L. Jordan, PI. Sgt.; H,

W. Lettwich, CSK; C. D. Waller, FC2,

Front Row: E. George, CBM; C. L,

Brewer, CGM; C. Hagaman; L. E. Coz-

lens, Yl; G. H. La Bash, Jr., CQMJ. E. Pendleton, CSM.

STUDENT OFFICERS Back Row: S. D. Willson, Drum & Bugle Corps, Commander; F. E. McDonald. First PlatoonComma nder^ E. A. Short, Second Platoon Commander; H. M. Schene, Third Platoon Com-mander. Middle Row: W. E. Reed, Company sub-Commander; R. W. Haupt, Company CPO;

T. J. Brown, GUIDON Bearer. Front Row; D. J. Kraft, Company Commander.

Presentation of War Services award to

President Harris by Rear Admiral Merrill

Operation "Lipstick.'

DRUM AND BUGLE CORPSDRUM AND BUGLE CORPS Back Row: C. A. Schillin, J. H. Gallion, C. K. Matthew. Middle Row: N. A. Saigti, Jr.. J. D. Byrd, W. C.

Bonie, J. K. Stewart. Front Row: S. D, Willson, Commander of Drum & Bugle Corps.

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THE FIRST PLATOONPlatoon Commander F. E. McDonald, Lt. (jg): Mustering Petty Officer J. T. Velkas, PO l/c; Platoon Guide J. J. Kane, PO 3/c. FIRST SQUAD: W. D.

Pfciffer PO 4/c- T. F Tergla E. A. Schiele, P. Bryer, J, B. Jeffrey, D. K. Kohler, R. E. Hoffman, R. L. Drake. SECOND SQUAD: M. F. Havener,

J. C. Bounds, Jr., C. D. Welsh, C. Van Meter, R L. Schroeder. S. P. Harper, Jr., C. A. Schillin, Jr. THIRD SQUAD: A. O. Floyd, C. R. Carter, R. S.

McCutchen, E. T. Pitcher, J. C. Renfrew, Jr., H. J. Gabriel, Jr., D. H. Reaves.

Siripping ship! RIFLE TEAM Back Row: B. W T«bo. M. F. Havener. G. W. Comer, Major USMC, R. S. McCutcheon, R. W.Haupt. Front Row: W. B. Bizzell, D. J. Kraft, M. T. Popovec. R. D. McCaskill.

On the range. Admiral's Inspection, Oct., '46. Competitive Drill, May, '46.

THE SECOND PLATOOIVPlatoon Commander E. A. Short, Ens.; Mustering Petty Officer D. M. Gray, Jr.. PO l/c; Platoon Guide A. E. Van Sinden Jr. PO 3/c. FIRST SQUAD:C. R. Wieselthler, PO l/c; G. C. Lee, S. Voelker, P. W. Brosman. Jr., E. V. Cooksey, J. B. Hobson III, J. P. Hammond, H. Hildebrand Jr. SECONDSQUAD: W. W. Minchew, Jr., N. J. Ory, W. B. Bizzell, II R. J. Pfister, D. P. Maynard, J. T. Cooper, F. E. Le Jeune, Jr. THIRD SQUAD: E. A. Sonnier, H.

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HEDA VON MEYSENBUGChairman

The stern hand of justice clannps down on any

sorority that misses a letter in the Pan-Hellenic

rushing rules when Newcomb Pan-hHellenlc Asso-

ciation conducts a board meeting. Every sorority

on the campus is a participant in the association

and is represented by two active members on the

board.

Pan-hHellenic ruled this year that rushing be

deferred until the first weeks in March in order

to rush only those girls who have a "D" or better

average. The board also set up Pan-Hellenic

Grievance committees in the dormitories to in-

vestigate cases of illegal rushing. Each year

Pan-Hellenic awards a cup to the winner of the

Sorority Campus Night skit.

Heda Von Meysenbug is chairman.

First Row: Betty Baucum, Betty Berry, Ruth Boulet, Joy Harper, Norma Haydel, Vlrginta Jones, Bethia McCay.Second Row: Joan K. Mandelbaum, Carmen Martinez. Patsy Maxwell, Thelma Munch, Paula Parker, Jane Rodrigue,

Rosalyn Rcwnfleld. Third Row: Mary Louise Schmdt. Dorothy Scott, Mary Ellen Sheehan, Dale Sturdy. MaryMargaret Swords, Heda von Meysenbug, Ann Watkins. Not in Panel: Anne B. Landry, Virginia Watts.

OFFICERS

HEDA VON MEYSENBUG President MRS. NORMA HAYDEL Treasurer

JOY HARPER Secretary MISS ADELE DROUET Faculty Advisor

REPRESENTATIVES

Alpha Delta P! . . . DALE STURDY, MARY MARGARET SWORDS Delta Zeta CARMEN MARTINEZ, JANE RODRIGUE

Alpha Epsilon Phi Kappa Alpha Theta BETTY BAUCUM, JOY HARPERROSALYN ROSENFIELD, JOAN K. MANDELBAUM

Alpha Omicron Pi RUTH BOULET, PATSY MAXWELL Kappa Kappa Gamma . . . . VIRGINIA JONES, PAULA PARKER

Beta Sigma Omicron . . , BETTY BERRY, MRS. NORMA HAYDEL Phi Mu MARY LOUISE SCHMIDT, VIRGINIA WATTS

Chi Omega MARY ELLEN SHEEHAN, ANN WATKINS Pi Beta Phi ANNE B. LANDRY, BETHIA McCAY

Zeta Tau Alpha THELMA MUNCH, DOROTHY SCOH

131

ALPHADELTAPI

Dick offers assistance, Lottie entertains

PATSY COCHRANEPresident

Ice Cream Social

The Epsilon chapter of Alpha Delta Pi staked its claim

on Newcomb campus in November of 1906, and since

then the chapter has kept Pine Street jumping with its

many social activities. The girls this year have carried

on the old tradition of southern hospitality by opening

their doors before each football game with the welcome

mat spread for one and all. They held their annual formal

in March.

Alpha Delta Pi was represented this year by Carol Ham-

rick, who had a lead in the Newcomb Operetta, and

Heda von Meysenbug, who was Pan-Hellenic president.

Their insignia is a diamond shaped pin set with pearls and

their flower is the violet.

132

E O IV H A T E R

First Row: Rosemary Cannes, Pat Cochrane, Ruth Dravo, Lorraine Freeman, Mar-

guerite Galloway, Ruth Goebel. Second Row: Carol hiamrick, Jena Junkin, Lot-

tie Louise Lee, Wanna May, Florence Muse, Joyce Staba. Third Row: Dale Sturdy,

Mary Margaret Swords, Helen Thomson, Heda von Meysenbug, Martha Fay

White, Carolyn Winling. Not in Panel: Jean Avegno, Annette Patton Evans, h^ilda

Hansen, Bette John, Gloria Johnson, Roberta Morris, Patricia Raleigh, Salome

Thoman.

133

ALPHAEPSILONPHI

S'nice to have neighbors

BEULAH WRIGHTPresident

Post war fashions at an intersorority party

Around 1916 when the Old French Opera hHouse was

ringing up the curtain on "Carmen" and "La Boheme,"

Alpha Epsilon Phi reng up the curtain on a new chapter

on Newcomb campus and entitled it the Epsilon chapter.

"Many hiearts, One Purpose," is the motto of these girls,

and their hearts are always in many philanthropic activities

such as traveling libraries, dental clinics and diversified

scholarship donations.

Leading the Alpha Epsilon Phi's on the campus this year

are Mae hHyman who is president of the Newcomb Art

Club and Joyce Lutz who is active in TUT and the JAMBA-

LAYA. The insignia is the Greek letters Alpha Epsilon Phi

on a gold diagonal bar. The colors are green and white,

and the flower is the lily.

134

E O IV H E R

First Row: Suzanne Alcus, Dorothy Benjamin, Leona Bersadsky, Shirley Bersadsky,

Dorothy Burk, Shirley Dryer, Jeanne Garretson, Betty Mae Goldstein. Second

Row: Gloria Horwitz, Mae hHyman, Marjorie Isaacson, Carolyn Kartus, Ann Law-

rence, Ann Levy, Annette Levy, Dorothy Levy. Third Row: Joyce Lutz, Joan

Mandlebaum, Lee Marcuse, Shirley Philipson, Elaine Pickus, Alyce Rosenberg,

Evelyn Rosenberg, Maxine Rosenberg. Fourth Row: Felicia Schornstein, Rosalyn

Rosenfield, Lois Seidenbach, Joan Solomon, Frances Sterne, Bettie Waggenheim,

Barbara Weiss, Lillian Wright, Beulah Wright. Not in Panel: Mary Freiler, Jean

Lightman, Juanita Weil.

135

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ALPHAOMICROIVPI

Such industrious individuals!

MARIE STOUSEPresident

A plaque to be proud of

The Pi chapter of Alpha Omlcron Pi traces its family

tree way back to 1898 when it became the second Alpha

Omlcron Pi chapter founded and is now the oldest. In

keeping with their heritage of a spirit of fraternity among

the members, the Pi chapter celebrated with a Founder's

Day Banquet on December 8, a chapter Christmas party

on December I 8 and a formal dance in February.

Holding up the family honor this year was Marie Stouse

who was Newcomb's representative to the Rice Festival,

Ruth Boulet who leads the Junior class, and Betty Meri-

wether who swings the gavel as Senior class president.

Their crest is the sheaf and roses, the jewel is the ruby,

and the flower is the jacqueminot rose.

136

H E R

First Row: Mary Emily Acree, Alberta Amott, Charlene Bayon, Jane Biederman,

Ruth Boulet, Virginia Brodie, Elsie Charbonnet, Frances Crumbaugh, Louanne

Cuenod. Second Row: Shirley Cunningham, Claire de la Vergne, Noel Dillard,

Janet Dupuy, Carmen Duvic, Anna hHover, Grace Kittrell, Janet Landaiche, Edna

Lee. Third Row: Patricia Maxwell, Marion McCutcheon, Lucille McMurray, Eliza-

beth Meriwether, Jerrye Mirandona, Janet Northrup, Patricia O'Brien, Jeanne

Pavy, Carolyn Pierce. Fourth Row: Beatrice Rault, Marie Stouse, Joel Beth Suh-

ren, Marie Louise Tremoulet, Anna Vantrease, Ann Welsh, Patricia Williams,

Rosalie Woofley. Not in Panel: Robin Berckes, Dorothy Bernhard, Eustacia Boun-

chaud, Carolyn Ester, Elizabeth Lamar, Roberta Walters, Marion Washam.

137

BETA!§;iGMAOMICRON

On bended knees

LORRAINE WILLIAMSPresident

Your favorite record in the rooms

Jean Lafitte, the pirate, set ablaze the coast of the

Gulf of Mexico as he sailed along its shores stealing the

gold and diamonds of the plantation owners and collecting

the hearts of the Creole belles. Since 1929, the Alpha

Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Omicron is notorious for

collecting diamonds and stealing hearts.

Betty Berry edited the Newcomb hHandbook and held

the position of vice-president of the Newcomb Student

Body. The year's schedule for the Beta Sigma Omicron's

included a winter formal, a Founder's Day banquet and

a complete redecoration of the "dugout." The insignia

is the three Greek letters of Beta Sigma Omicron set with

jewels, and their colors are ruby and pink.

138

ALPHA SIGMA CHAPTER

First Row: Winifred Beler, Bet+y Berry, Beverly Blane, Ethel Eaton, Faye Beth Frey,

Mary Elizabeth hiaase. Norma Bartels Haydel. Second Row: Rene hHebert, De-

lores Kelley, Carmel Netzhammer, Joy Schmid, Carol Shockey, Mary Lou Soule,

Norma Stratz. Third Row: Mary Ann Thompson, Dorothy Belle Verlander, Elaine

Verlander, Lorraine Williams, Albertine Wyler, Geraldine Wyler. Not in Panel:

Dorothy Le Borda, Frances Truitt, Janet Wright.

139

€HIomec;a

The Ch! O's are well represented

MATHILDE TURNERPresident

'Teel rates a chair

At the turn of the century when Newcomb college was

becoming famous for Its southern belles, Chi Omega de-

cided to join the roll call and established Rho chapter on

the campus in 1-900. The Chi Omegas are still holding up

the tradition In that respect, but they also contribute to

the college spirit with their interest in campus activities

and their full schedule of sorority banquets, formals, and

bi-monthly suppers in their rooms.

Sally Foster carried forth the crinoline and nosegay

tradition this year for Chi Omega when she wore the

l946-'47 hlomecoming crown. The sorority pin is the

Greek letters Chi and Omega superimposed on one an-

other, and the colors are cardinal and straw. The flower is

the white carnation.

140

R H O H E R

First Row: Ann Anderson, Emita Benedict, Peggy Boswell, Bliss Buchan, Bertita

Compton, Noel Donovan, Yvette DuPont, Elizabeth Firnberg. Second Row: Sally

Foster, Cleta Godfrey, Beth Sreenwald, Roslyn Ison, Mary Elaine Jones, Janet

Kerlin, Kathleen Lanier, Jean Legendre. Third Row: Isabel Lewis, Louise McDaniel,

Minnie O'Shee, Mary Ann Patterson, Dot Post, Mary Frances Prioleau, Mary Ellen

Sheehan, June Sherrouse. Fourth Row: Miriam Smith, Gloria Smitherman, Nancy

Lee Stallworth, Gayle Stocker, Teresa Tidmore, Mathilde Turner, Florence Var-

nell, Ann Watkins, Adine Wallace. Not in Panel: Virginia Bowen, Rosemary

Campbell, Natalie hiicks, h^arriet Landry, Mary Betty Nettleton.

141

DELTAZETA

The pause that refreshes

MIGNONNE HUCKPresident

A toast

Beta Upsilon chapter of Delta Zeta planted the rose of

Klllarney on the broad banks of the Mississippi in 1941.

These modern Misses liven up the campus during the year

with teas, "col<e"-partIes, truck-rides and monthly barbe-

cues.

"Activity" is the keynote of their chapter, and it is

followed to the letter by Jane Rodrigue whose spirited

cheerleading highlights every football game. Mignonne

hHuck, chapter president, was maid in the Homecoming

Court. The insignia is the lamp, and the Killarney rose Is

the group flower.

142

BETA U P S I L O ]¥ C H A P T E R

First Row: Janet Abadle, Jean Brandin, Nan Rae Brossard, Virginia Brown, Patricia

Casso, Betsie Gillespie. Second Row: L. Mignonne Huck, Joyce Huff, Shirley

Lawrence, Patricia O'Connor, Gilda Grace Pizzo, Denise Reinecke. Third Row:

Helen Rault, Jane B. Rodrigue, Margery Rose, Gayle Schwarzenback, Sylvia

Stevens, T. Nannette Taylor, Marie Louise Tureaud. Not in Panel: Coral Cologne.

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143

KAPPAALPHATHETA

High "C Spaghetti supper in the rooms

NANCY WILKINSPresident

'Way down yonder In New Orleans, around 19 1 4, Kappa

Alpha Theta added a new chapter to its roster and named

it Alpha Phi. Every year Newcombites flock to the corner

of Broadway and Zimple for the Theta rush parties, fra-

ternity sings, and jazz sessions on the piano.

Theta was out front this year with Betty Ruth Davis

and Betty Baucum In the Homecoming Court, and Mary

Lou Mossy holding down the post of Newcomb Hullabaloo

Editor. The insignia is the black and gold kite-shaped pin.

and the flower is the pansy.

144

H A H H A E R

First Row: Dolly Barrett, Betty Baucum, Betty Ruth Davis, Ardythe Donnaud,

Dorothy Gadpaille, Jean hHardIn, Joy hlarper, Marcia hiathaway, Katherlne hHol-

land. Second Row: Mary Alyce Jackson, Joan Jelks, Wilma Knight, Betta Lanier,

Sara Lisenby, Betty Magee, Devereux Marshall, Peggy Michel, Mary Louise

Mossy. Third Row: hHazel Muller, Madge Parnniey, Carolyn Pounders, Elaine

Querens, Charlotte Reynolds, Joel Roy, Martha Ann Taylor, Nancy Wilkins, Elaine

Wlngate. Not in Panel: Beverly Jackson, Joel O'Brien.

KAPPAKAPPAGAMMA

Smiling sweetly

FELICE MAURERPresidont

What'cha sketchln', Weezle?

The Dueling Oaks were the scene of many crossed

swords for a lady's heart way back when New Orleans

was young. Now duels are fought by gallants on the

corner of Audubon and Zinnple Streets where the Beta

Omicron chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority has

hung out the fleur-de-lis since 1904.

Felice Maurer, chapter president, wears the robe of the

Newcomb student body prfesldent, and Betty Gray is

acting corresponding secretary of the student body. Two

house-parties were the highlights of the year. The sorority

insignia Is the gold key set with jewels, and the flower

Is the fleur-de-lis.

146

BETA O HI I C R O X CHAPTER

First Row: Joan Arbour, Betty Browne, Dorothy Carruth, Phyllis Church, Mary Vir-

ginia Grain, Catherine Dicks, Sibyl Drake, Sarah Eustis, Georgia Fischer. Second

Row: Betty Gray, Dorcas Hollingsworth, Mary Holmes, Ann hHowell, Marie Louise

LeGardeur, Virginia Jones, Felice Maurer, Paula Parker, Elizabeth Partridge. Third

Row: Frances Penfound, Patricia Rielly, Katherine Ross, Sally Sawyer, Ethelyn

Sherrouse, Betty Turner, Natalie Walker, Dorothy Woods. Not in Panel: Patty

Patterson, Mimi deWells.

PHIMIJ

Phi Mu Hanging Party

NINA SUE HARRISPresident

Penny for your thougllfs, Maebeth

and the sweet magnolias blossom around the Phi

Mu's door and they got all their pledges 'til they can't

get anymore;" so the Delta chapter of Phi Mu has been

singing since they came to Newcomb in 1.906.

Merle Fischer, Nina Sue hlarrls and Beatrice Baldinger

carry the honors of the sorority on the campus. The Phi

Mu's have been busy this year with teas, banquets and

their spring formal. The insignia is a gold and black pin

wi th the inlaid Greek letters. The flower is the Enchantress

ctrs£.t,i-5«5^if.2sS carnation and their colors are rose and white.

148

D E H E R

First Row: Beatrice Baldinger, Maebeth Bertel, Bonnie Bourg, Mary Lou Cabral,

Cynthia Cook, Fredda Davis, Barbara Dracke+t, Merle Fischer. Second Row: Mary

Joan Gonia, Ann Giles, Mary h^anneman, Nina Sue Harris, Ann hHodge, Betty

hlolland, Dorothy Dale Johnson, Sue Keefe. Third Row: Winnifred Kelly, Mary

V. Lagarde, Joan Landry, Merle Lemieux, Betty Mailhes, Mary Marsh, Betty

Nairne, Florence Roberts. Fourth Row: Mary Louise Schmidt, Paula Smith, Marie

Louise Socola, Lorraine Steldtmann, Dean Stinson, Dolores Sturcken, Doris Tisdale,

Yvette Wolfe. Not in Panel: Virginia Watts, Betty White.

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149

PIBETAPHI

When a K. A. passes by

LYDIA CAFFERYPresident

Serving punch at the mother-daughter tee

The cajun Is still roi of the moss-draped bayou where

he paddled his pirogue before days of the casquette girls

and battallle of Nouvelle Orleans. Around 1891 PI Beta

Phi established the first sorority chapter, Louisiana Alpha,

on Newcomb campus and added another historical date

to Louisiana history.

Lydia Caffery, chapter president, wields the gavel of

justice on the hlonor Board, Laurelle Fillmore Is co-chair-

man of campus night and Pat Phillips is Newcomb editor of

the JAMBALAYA. The chapter Is active in campus drives

and celebrates the springtime with an annual formal dance.

The insignia Is the gold arrow, and the flower is the wine

carnation.

150

H E R

First Row: Katherine Baker, Lucile Bernard, Gladys Bloom, Lydia Caffery, Nanette

Caffery, Rosemary Carrere, Janice Carter, Ann Page Cary. Second Row: Nancy

Deane, Carol Gates, Joan Gillls, Ruth Hoppe, Florence Jones, Jane Logan, Jeanne

Mayo, Bethia McCay. Third Row: Nancy McLarty, Charlene McCorkle, Adelaide

Phillips, B. L. Ratcliffe, Elaine Sarre, Elaine Saussey, Martha Smither. Not in Panel:

Margot Bennett, Anne Landry, Susan Moore.

151

ZETATAC —ALPHA

A good game for the football fiends Banquet celebrating the founding of the Beta Kappa chapter

EILEEN TALBOTPresident

Those low-down Basin Street blues were still rocking the

nation In the late "twenties" when Zeta Tau Alpha estab-

lished its Beta Kappa chapter at Newcomb in 1927. The

girls are distinguishing themselves with their interest and

activity in the many organizations on the campus.

Patsy Reinhardt carries the honors as president of the

sophomore class. The Zetas entertain with truck-rides and

after-game parties In their rooms. The insignia is the Greek

letters on a shield and their colors are blue and steel grey.

152

BETA KAPPA CHAPTER

First Row: Helen Ahamn, Jane Armstrong, Alice Blundel, Jane Bratton, Betsy Hez-

lett, Ann Hofmann, Anna Frances Jones. Second Row: Fannie Kyker, Gloria

Lusher, Carol Miller, Thelma Munch, Pat Reinhardt, Jen Rives, May Ross.

Third Row: Dot Scott, Dot Segarl, \-^e\en Sherrard, Betty Stafford, Helen Stitch,

Eileen Talbot, ^era Walker. Not in Panel: Jerry Dye.

153

REPRESENTATIVES FROM THE FRATERNITIES

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FIRST ROW: Warren Allen, Stewart Boren. Bob Buck, Ben Denny, Vicky Fox, Lynn Hunt. SECOND ROW: Dick Levy, Arthur Silverman, Stan Skillicorn, Bill

Vildibill, Herbert Vogel, M. E. Walker. NOT IN PANEL: Ralph Buie, John David.

RICHARD LEVYPresident

Medical Pan-Hellenic has been active this year In social,

scholastic and athletic activities. The annual Pan-hlellenic

dance, held in March, has been revived after a year's

absence. An innovation has been the establishment of an

athletic league amonq medical fraternities, the winner of

which will be awarded a trophy. In order to promote

better scholarship, Pan-Hellenic has also established a

trophy for the fraternity group with the highest combined

average.

The officers for the year are: president, Richard W.

Levy; vice-president, Lynn Hunt; secretary-treasurer, Stan

Skillicorn.

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PHI LAMBDA KAPPAPsi chapter of Phi Lambda Kappa was installed at

Tulane in 1925 and was first organized at the University of

Pennsylvania in 1909.

This year the keynote has been one of common pro-

fessional interest, including a series of lectures and medical

motion pictures, and two papers presented by members.

The active members and a large number of alumni were

present at the initiation banquet in honor of the freshmen

members, and in the spring a formal dance was given.

Other events included a novelty party, picnics and in-

formal gatherings at the homes of the alumni.

The officers for the year were: president, David Caul;

vice-president, \-\. Ruchelman; secretary, John J. David;

and treasurer, hlerbert Vogel.

DAVID CAULPresident

FIRST ROW: Ivan Altman, Robert Goodman, Max Pallet. SECOND ROW: Morton Rachelson, I. L. Rosen, Herbert Vogel. NOTIN PANEL: David Caul, Yale Ci*rin, H. R. Cohen, 5. I. Courtman, John J. David, David Dati, Alvin H. Lassen, Lewis Post,

Seymour Rosenwasser, H. Ruchelman, Gerald Sandler, Murray Schechter.

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T E K

SIGMA

Must be a dirfy jolce

BEN DENNYPresident

I got it

Founded; University of Michigan, 1882

Beta lota, 1910

Head physician, Ben Denny; assistant physician, W. B.

hHatch, Jr.; keeper of the medico's records, W. D. Thawns,

Jr.; and the collector of the doctor's money, J. R. Gibson.

The future "docs," on upper St. Charles Avenue, not

only have a house that is the envy of the campus, but have

gotten the cream of the crop in med school.

They are well knov/n for their fine floor shows in which

Franklin Dellna and Terry, the "girlie" of the Nu Sig hHouse,

usually lay them in the aisle.

Among the ranks of Nu Sigma Nu will be found some

of the ex-leaders on the uptown campus and present head

men downtown.

156

BETA OTA H A E R

First Row: Maurice E. Alexander, Dan T. Beatty, H. W. Blackburn, Walter H. Brent, M. Eugene

Brock, A. Z. Carter, Oliver P. Daly, Ben W. Denny, Ray O. Edwards, Thomas S. Edwards,

Joseph L. Ewing. Second Row: Albert L. Exiine. Charles A. Farwell, Richard J. Field, Louis

B. Gariepy, John R. Gibson, Jack L. Grindle, Charles P. hiargis, James H. hiarrison, Hurst B.

Hatch, Guy M. Hicks, Leo G. Horan. Third Row: Louis B. Hughes, Noel V. Ice, Curtis Jones,

Karl F. Kesmodel, James W. Lancaster, C. R. MacCordy, William D. Monroe, Donald T. Mor-

rison, Tom D. Norman, E. W. Alton Ochsner, Oswald O. Parades. Fourth Row: Reuben J. Plant,

A. Miles Pratt, Joseph A. Rauterkus, Edward D. Rodda, Robert R. Senter, Robert W. Service,

Harold J. Shaner, Stanley A. Skillicorn, Michael H. Sulak, M. Bruce Sullivan, William D. Swack-

hamer. Fifth Row: John H. Terry, William D. Thames, George W. Tucker, Jack L. Turner, An-

drew S. Wachtel, Harry U. Whayne, James Williams, Stewart M. Williams, Jack F. Wisman,

Richard K. Woodson. Not in Panel: Robert V. Barnett, Tom K. Farris, Robert R. Glllespy, John

A. Hall, Jerome L. Heard, F. B. Jones, Jacob C. Lippincott, Justin B. Loe, William A. McBride,

Robert L. Magee, Wm. Munroe, John F. Monroe, Thager K. Morrow, Robert J. Peace, Rut-

land Rowe, Richard O. Rutland, John L. Smith, Richard T. Smith, David L. Stephens, Ward

Turner, James A. Williams.

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PHICHI

Waiting for Santa Claus Behind those swinging doors

ERROL WARREN ALLENPresident

Phi Chi medical fraternity was founded at the Uni-

versity of Vermont in 1889. Omicron chapter was formed

at Tulane in 1902. Phi Chi men delight in pointing out

the superlative features of their organization: I) oldest;

2) largest membership; 3) largest number of chapters. The

local chapter house is affectionately termed the "Rock."

Colors are olive green and white. Flower: lily-of-the-valley.

Past year officers were: presiding senior, Warren Allen;

presiding junior, Bill Vildibill; secretary, Kirk Barnes; trea-

surer, Tharp Gillespie.

158

O M R O IV H E R

First Row: James Alison, Erroll Allen, D. Bradburn, Robert Bullington, Robert Cales, E. A. Cary,

Howell Coe, Clayton Cook, Weeks Dauterive, Thomas Davis. Second Row: Crad Duson, Jack

Eason, William Paris, John Ford, John Frere, James Gentry, Joseph Gullbeau, Doyle hiamllton,

Fredrlchs hiarrls, Robert Higgs. Third Row: Chesley Hill, Alexander Hulett, Robert Ivy, ThomasJames, Robert Jernigan, Elmo LaBorde, Roy Ledbetter, George Lewis, Clu Lusk, Louis McCowan.Fourth Row: Frank Marascaico, Bob Maxon, Tom Mitchell, Jack Moore, James G. Moore,

Frank Morgan, Carl Murry, Francis Nicolle, Kenneth Nix, William Pacetti. Fifth Row: Robert

Palmer, Van Buren Philpot, Charles Reid, hHarry Rickets, Russell Rigby, John Roark, Albert

Rood, hHarty Russell, J. E. Safley, Richard Saloom, William Sammons. Sixth Row: James Shrop-

shire, Thomas Tarkington, Sam Taylor, Andrew Thalheim, Sellers Thomas, Albert Towie, Louis

Turbeville, James Van Pelt, William Vildlblll, Phil White, Alban Williams. Not in Panel: August

Anderson, Kirk Barnes, Robert Barnes, Robert Brown, William Buford, Thomas Bush, WallaceClark, hHarry Danlelson, Don Dexter, John Ely, Robert Foster, Tharp Gillespie, William Hardy,

George Howell, Jack Jackson, Millard Jemson, J. M. Kraft, Henry McGee, William Mc-Kneely, Edward Mann, Robert Meyers, John Minyard, Ralph Nuzum, Ben Parham, David

Partlow, Milam Pharo, Don Rudeen, Lewis Rutledge, Randolph Rutledge, Robert Schramel,

Payton Walton, Joel Williamson.

159

PHIDELTAEPSILON

Prolific, Isn't He?

ERWIN HECKERPresident

Everybody's Favorite

Phi Delta Epsilon this year has enjoyed a full social

season. Beginning with a banquet for their new freshnnen,

they followed with a series of after-footbail-game parties

and held a few picnics on off Sundays. They are looking

forward to their annual formal, held in the spring, and to

the usual Mardi Gras festivities, complete with truck-rides

in the biq parade. The more athletic among them have

entered into intra-fraternity football and basketball com-

petition.

On the serious side, Phi D E has this year inaugurated

a policy of holding joint meetings with its LSU chapter.

A number of informative lectures on medical topics has

been given at these functions.

Richard Levy, a senior, is this year's Medical Pan-hHel

president and vice-president of the fraternity. Erwin

Hecker is president.

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ALPHA IOTA CHAPTER

First Row: Maurice Claman, Sidney Cohen, Erwin Hecker, Bernard Jacobs, Leon

Kahn. Second Row: Sam Kartus, Richard Levy, Leon Meier, James Saft, Arthur

Silverman. Not in Panel: Ted Block, George Dorfman, Sherwood Jacobson,

Charles Kahn, William Krivit, Zelig Lieberman, Ralph Robbins, Floyd Roos, Cole-

man Schneider, Bernard Solomon, Morris Weisler, Marvin Wolf.m9:,

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PHIRHOiSIGMA

Spellbound

FRANCIS JAUBERTPresident

What's that on the table?

Founded at Northwestern University Medical School in

1890, the Delta Omicron Alpha chapter was established at

Tulane in 1918. It is an international fraternity with 35

active chapters from Halifax to San Francisco.

Activities include monthly informal dances, the tradi-

tional Mardi Gras truck-ride and speakers and motion

pictures to familiarize the members with the medical

profession.

Officers are Francis L. Jaubert, Jr., president; Stewart

J. Boren, vice-president; Michael R. Blais, secretary;

Charles C. Jaubert, treasurer.

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DELTA OMICRON ALPHA CHAPTER

First Row: George Caruso, Lucas DiLeo, Charles C. Jaubert, Francis L. Jaubert,

Eugene Kraemer. Second Row: John Moosey, Raymond Morgan, Louis Polizzi,

Carlos Santoro, Kenneth Wright. Not In Panel: Michael R. Blais, Stewart J. Bo-

ren, Gernon G. Brown, Jr., Ralph J. Buie, Ralph J. Culotta, Mario Palafox, Ar-

mando Silva-Beauchamp, James Schneider, Benjamin Willard.

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THETAKAPPAPSI

Intermission?

ROBERT BUCKPresident

Aww—Shut up!

Founded at the Medical College of Virginia in 1897,

Psi chapter came to Tulane In 1904.

Robert Buck rules the roost down Theta Kappa Psi way.

Their big affairs of the year were the senior dance, Ca-

daver Ball, and many more informal affairs. The pictures

seen here were taken at a party given under the false pre-

tence of being a scavenger hunt.

The house is full of the biggest characters in Med School

If you don't believe it, just watch them.

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H E R

First Row: Saulman Abshire, Joe Adams, Dick Allen, Jack Barry, Ralph Billlngton,

Fred Berry, Herman Boese, Harold Bolding, Jerry Brandes, Charles Brice, Robert

Buck. Second Row: William Crookshank, Joe Dabney, Glen Davis, Paul Daron,

James Goods, Holley Grimm, Lynn Hunt, Rupert Kerr, Ralph KIdd, Allen Knolle,

Philip Krupp. Third Row: Royal Liles, Treve Lumsden, James Malone, George

March, Harris McDonnieal, Neal McCullough, Carl McClandlish, Stanton Middle-

ton, Elvin Noxon, Joe Ogle, Billy Parnell. Fourth Row: Jack Perry, Bill Rountree,

John Schellack, Fred Shell, Thomas Summar, Lynne Taylor, Andre Touzet, Burt Wal-

den, Paul Wehrle, Roger Witt. Not in Panel: C. W. Bertinot, Nelson Boud-

reaux, Charles Barrier, Roy Brabhan, Fairfax Breneman, Wallace Buckhaults, Dave

Carson, Bill Cherry, Ross Davis, Carter Denton, Charles Hamilton, Ed Helms, Greg-

ory Hoskins, Roland Hotard, Jerry Hough, Sam Jones, Saul Landry, Frank Lon-

don, Robert Long, Harry Martin, John Milam, Jack Page, Bob Rabom, Ralph Reed,

Sam Reynolds, Erminio Rlzzolo, Otto Steinmeyer, Bill Stephens, John Wells.

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ALPHAEPSILONIOTA

Medical Beauty Section

VERNELLE FOXPresident

I've got 'em

I

Alpha Epsilon lota, national women's medical fraternity,

was founded In 1890 and the Mu chapter established at

Tulanein 1909.

Meetings are held at the New Orleans Dispensary for

Women and Children. The activities of the fraternity are

both educational and social. Throughout the season promi-

nent physicians gave instructive talks to the members, and

among the social events were the Sadie hHawklns Day

dance, tea for the incoming freshmen, and the annual

Powder Puff Ball.

As a group, the organization is dedicated to the service

of medical women.

Officers are Vernelle Fox, president; Flora Finch, vice-

president; Katherine Krieger, secretary; Margaret Kerr,

treasurer.

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M r H E R

First Row: Marie Teresa Bario, Anita June Chong, Loyce Leonore Crawford, Pris-

cila Diaz, Flora Finch. Second Row: L. Vernelle Fox, Jackie Lynn Hansen, Mar-

garet Louise Kerr, Kathryn Johanna Krieger, Evelyn Krienlan. Third Row: Jeanne

Marie Marcoux, Josephine del Pilar Mangual, Frances Lucinda McCalla, Eloisa

Munoz, Mar Elizabeth Walker. Not in Panel: Marjorie Dale, hlortensia Rita del

Marmol, Marg Jane Nelson.

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TULANE

PANHELIENIC

COUNCIL

The Tulane Pan-Hellenic Council serves as a

governing body for the seventeen fraternities

on the campus; each chapter has two representa-

tives on the council. Outstanding among the

many activities was the creation of a Pan-hlellenic

fellowship to be awarded to a worthy student

for graduate work in medicine.

The highlight of the social program is the huge

Pan-Hellenic formal given annually. Of course,

the spirited competition in all sports and scholar-

ship for the coveted Pan-Hellenic trophy has

been a feature down through the years.

Bill Quealy (Delta Sigma Phi) served as Chair-

man of the council, and Albert Fraenkel (Zeta

Beta Tau) as secretary. Members of the judicial

committee were Harris Copenhaver (Sigma Chi),

John Ochsner (Beta Theta Pi), Forres Collins (Phi

Delta Theta) and Herbert Baker (Phi KappaSigma). On the Athletic Committee were DeanPfeiffer (Pi Kappa Alpha), Hubert Walker (Delta

Kappa Epsilon), Adair Pedrick (Kappa Alpha),

and Joe Joachim (Alpha Tau Omega). Dr. Thorn-

ton Terhune again acted as faculty adviser.

BILL QUEALYChairman

FIRST ROW: Herbert Baker, Robert Barnett, Norman Bcrger, Frank Bogran, John Braud, Maury Bronstein, Bill Cady, Forres Collins. SECOND ROW: HarrisCopenhaver, Clive Cummis. Horatio Diaz. Carl Dolce, Albert Fraenkel, Dan Guice, Harold Herrmann, Harry Howard. THIRD ROW: Joe Joachim, DanKraft, Dave McWilliams, Aaair Pedrick, Dean Pfciffer, John Ochsner, Herbert Pursell, Antonio Ramos. FOURTH ROW: John Smallpage, Pete Smith

Allen Van Sinden. J. Hubert Walker, Jay Weiss, Jeff Willis, Andre Zilberman. NOT IN PANEL: Leroy Jones, Jack Morrison.

REPRESENTATIVES

Alpha Tau Omega JOE JOACHIM, PETE SMITH Phi Delta Theta .... FORRES COLLINS, ALLEN VAN SINDEN

Beta Theta Pi ..... . FRANK BOGRAN, JOHN OCHSNER Phi lota Alpha ANTONIO RAMOS, HORATIO DIAZ

Delta Kappa Epsllon . JOHN SMALLPAGE, J. HUBERT WALKER Phi Kappa Sigma ROBERT BARNETT, HERBERT BAKER

Delta Sigma Phi BILL QUEALY, HARRY HOWARD Pi Kappa Alpha DEAN PFEIFFER, JACK MORRISON

Delta Tau Delta BILL CADY, JOHN BRAUD Sigma Alpha Epsllon LEROY JONES, HERBERT PURSELL

Kappa Alpha ADAIR PEDRICK, DAN GUICE Sigma Alpha Mu JAY WEISS, ANDRE ZILBERMAN

Kappa Nu NORMAN BERGER, CLIVE CUMMIS Sigma Ch! HARRIS COPENHAVER, DAN KRAFT

Kappa Sigma DAVE McWILLIAMS, JEFF WILLIS Sigma Pi CARL DOLCE, HAROLD HERRMANN

Zota Bota Tau ... . ALBERT FRAENKEL, MAURY BRONSTEIN

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ALPHATArOMEGA

Wedding Party Bobby Mattox and his ATO Slickers

JIMMY RIVES

PresidentFounded: VMI 1865

Beta Epsllon 1887

Welcoming back the wearers of the Maltese Cross, the

Alpha Taus entered their 60th year on the Tulane cannpus.

Informal parties at the house—buffet lunches before

football qames—weekend dances, a "Sneaky Pete" or

two—

"President" party, hialloween party by the pledges.

The Taus were in full swing h-lomecoming and for the

second consecutive year the hlomecoming hlouse Decora-

tions cup remained on hHenry Clay Avenue.

One of the most successful events of the year was the

I 0th annual Christmas party held for several New Orleans

children with Santa, Christmas tree and all.

With more than 70 actives and pledges, the Louisiana

B.E. chapter of Alpha Tau Omega considers the 1946-47

school year one of its most enjoyable and successful sea-

sons.

Worthy Master, Jimmy Rives; Worthy Chaplain, Frank

Burge; Worthy Scribe, Charles White-Spunner; Worthy

Exchequer, Jack Whitney; Keeper of the Annals, Magruder

Hays.

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LOriSIANA BETA EPSILO]^ CHAPTER

First Row: James Aycock, Lawrence Barousse, Stewart Barnett, Jr., Robert Belote,

Frank Burge, Claiborne Carter, Jeroid Case, John Daly. Second Row: Eugene Dau-

terive, Henry Dauterlve, Milton deBen, Richard Ellis, Stephen Ellis, Ashton Fis-

cher, John Fischer, James Gentry. Third Row: Vance Gilmer, Warren Hampton,

John Hardy, Friedrichs Harris, Magruder Hays, George Hopkins, Thomas James,

Robert Jernigan. Fourth Row: Joseph Joachim, Sargent Jones, II, Nicolas Joyn-

er, Robert Koch, Hugh Liles, Donald Lutenbacher, Richard Mehrhof, Robert

Moore. Fifth Row: Owen Murphy, William Rembert, James Rives, William Rob-

erts, Walter Rooney, George Seymour, Prim Smith, Charles White Spunner.

Not in Panel: Richard Augrain, William Christovich, Donald Coleman, Allen Col-

ley, David Conroy, Campbell Cooksey, Thomas Crozat, Thomas Farrell, Robert

Guess, John Hinton, Howell Hunt, Gordon Lee Hunt, Fred Hunter, Donald Hurl-

bert, Baxter Hutto, Edwin Kent, Edward King, Herbert Lambert, Robert Lindsey,

Hugh Many, Neville Marshall, Robert Mattox, Jay Molony, Larry Molony, Authur

Naquin, James Parker, Harry Phelan, George Simmons, Edward Volkert, Jack

Whitney, William L. Williams, Leonard Willis.

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Borrow the cups from the KA's? The 'Hungry Greeks' in action

MILES GREERPresident

Founded: Miami University, 1839

Beta Xi, 1908

The Betas take a lot of kidding when it comes to "baby

pink and baby blue," but their actions on the field of

athletics prove that they are a bunch to be reckoned with.

In winning the Pan-Hellenic Cup five out of the past

six years, they have shown what they can do. The Beta

house, admirably situated next to Newcomb, was recently

done over, thanks to the luck of the brothers in various

poker and dice games. It is one of the few houses which

forbids drinking on the premises, but the fact that the

sidewalk is wide and handy is overlooked by the more

broadminded. Annual dance is the Blue and White formal,

so called because all participating assume these hues along

about the end of the evening.

Miles Greer, hot bass man of the Tulanians, keeps the

Greeks in hand, assisted by cheerleader Dabney Ewin.

Walter Carroll snatches up any pennies which fall from

the pockets of the boys, and Jack Counce does his best

to keep track of the various and varied happenings during

the weekly session.

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E H E R

First Row: Theodore Alpaugh, Hayne Barnwell, Robert Bernhard, William Bizzell,

Clay Blair, Don BIythe, Frank Bogran, Pierce Bradburn, Edwood Brodtnnann,

Thomas Brown, William Buchanan. Second Row: Lyie Carriere, Walter Carroll,

William Conery, August Douglas, Brooke Duncan, Prioleau Ellis, Dabney Ewin,

Harry Fair, Stonewall Felton, Harry Gamble, Miles Greer. Third Row: Walker

Harris, Dee Herrick, Roy de la Houssaye, George Helm, Louis Jumonvllle, Dick

King, Max Kephart, Donald Lagarde, Rene LeGardeur, Francis Lejeune, Dubose

Leiong. Fourth Row: Marion Leiong, Phillip Mangelsdorf, Dave Martin, Edmund

Martin, James McCall, Frank McDonald, Lawrence McGee, John McCorkle,

Frank Montague, Alymer Montgomery, Levere Montgomery. Fifth Row: W. Mont-

gomery, Gray Morrison, Kennedy Moss, Michael Murrell, Dave Normann, John

Ochsner, Charles Ogden, Michael Provosty, Guy Scoggin, Vincent Tarlton,

Clarence Webb. Not in Panel: Stanley Bremermann, John Counce, Robert Franz,

Ike Farrar, Rufus Harris, Jr., Robert Lagarde, Rivers Leiong, Macy Teetor, Anthony

Vizard, Swan Ward.

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DELTAKAPPAEP§ILOX

They can dance too St. Paul wasn't ready

JOHN SMALLPAGEPresident

Founded: Yale, 1844

Tau Lambda, 1899

Ye who leads group, John Snnallpage; Ye who helps

Smailpage, Duncan M. Gray; Ye who writes notes, W. D.

"Panky" Faust; Ye who holds cash, Alan Favrot; Ye who

keeps history, Walter W. Minchew; Ye who writes letters,

J. hlubert Walker; and Ye who watches freshmen, J.

Donnaud.

The Dekes have managed to survive the noisy parties

and late hours of neighbors in the 1500 block of hHenry

Clay. To spare guests such indignities, the annual winter

formal was held at the Country Club. Indulging in their

favorite pastime, singing "The Phi Marching Song," they

almost brought down the roof.

Great students, they have evolved a system of study

that operates between pingpong, bridge, and touch foot-

ball with the Betas. Always present when leadership is

needed, they take a prominent part in campus affairs.

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T A IJ LAMBDA CHAPTERFirst Row: E. C. Alker, Robert Bland, Albert Bolton, Donald Bousquet, E. D.

Brierre, Jim Butler, L. F. Cambon, Rogers Cox, Jack Dart, John Devlin, John Don-

naud, Charles Dunbar. Second Row: Ronald Durning, Jack Easterling, Tommy Ellis,

Frank Emmett, W. D. Faust, C. A. Favrot, W. L. Ferguson, Stocker Fontelleu,

T. J. Fontelleu, Warren Gardner, Ken Gllly, Duncan Gray. Third Row: George

Healy, Gordon hieffron. Thorn HImel, Tom hHolmes, Colvllle Jackson, George

Jones, Richard Jones, Dan Luke, Lemuel McCoy, Walton MInchew, John Neel,

Albert Olivier. Fourth Row: Bob Overall, Tom Power, II, Sam Sanders, Albln

Scott, T. B. Sellers, James Sherrouse, Chandler Sherwood, Ned Simmons, Robert

Simpson, Elmer Slagle, James Small. Fifth Row: John Smallpage, Edmond Talbot,

Herbert Van Horn, Harry Veriander, Hubert Walker, James Wattley, Jack

Welnmann, Alonzo West, Louis WIngate, Barbee Winston, Miles Wynn. Not

in Panel: Ross Buckley, E. D. Cambon, Jack Dart, Jack Denis, John Ellis, TomBremmerman, Cy Geary, S. D. Gore, James Kock, Campbell Logan, Schaumberg

McGehee, MacCreary Wheeler.

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DELTASIGMAPHI

Everybody gets into the act A cole, piplease

JAMES LEGEAIPresident

Founded: C. C. N. Y. in 1899

Chapter Chi, 1916

The boys in the "Vout" house started the year off with

a bang. Thirty-six pledges out-numbered the actives and

crowded the house to overflowing through Bayou Brawls,

cocktail and candlelight parties.

President Jimmy Legeai had big hopes for a champion-

ship football team, but they were downed in the semi-

finals by Phi Delta Theta. Vice-president EIroy Scott and

secretary "Doc" Guillot still have to get over it.

Delta Sigma Phi had the first formal of the year in the

Tulane Room and it proved to be the first "formal" formal

dance.

Bill Quealy, president of Pan-hlellenic Council, Harry

hloward, business manager of the Jambalaya, and Hank

Millon make up the fraternity B.M.O.C.'s.

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H H E R

First Row: Walter Barnes, Harold Battalora, John Baudean, John Cox, Robert

DiBenedetto, John Eastman, Hugh Farnet, Jr., Raymond Godwin. Second Row:

Albert Guillot, James Gullotta, Bill Heausler, Fred Heebe, George Hodges, Harry

Howard, Hank Kevlin, James Legeai. Third Row: Hank Millon, Jerold Mcintosh,

Thomas Mcintosh, Harry Mendelson, Jr., Joseph Miceli, Richard Molaison, Jr.,

Lloyd Moppert, Frank Moran. Fourth Row: Charles O'Connell, Edward Ortega,

Jr., Courtney Owens, William Quealy, Howard Raspilair, Jack Richard, William

Roeling, Eugene St. John. Fifth Row: J. F. Santos, Charles Schillin, Jr., Elroy

Scott, Troy Svendson, William Stratmann, A. O. Tangue, Jr., Ludwig Von Gohren,

John Whelan. Not in Panel: K. Coleman, Frederick Eagan, Maurice Eagan, Sam

Edwards, Alan Felger, R. Froeba, Warren Hoppmeyer, Stanley Kotteman, Cole-

man Kuhn, Robert Marchelos, Albert Masson, Paul Montelepre, Warren Nolan, R.

O. Olsen, Malcolm Peters, Irwin Poche, Bob Schroeder, Charles Swain, Don

Thomas.

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DELTATArDELTA

Go ahead—eat it Give the man 15c

BILL CADYPresident

Founded: Bethany College, 1858

Beta Xi, 1889

Beta Xi of Tulane is enjoying its best year since the

war began. Enjoying is exactly the right word too, because

the old shelter on Audubon Street has been vibratin' and

reverberatln' to the uninhibited antics of Delts and Conn-

pany ever since September. President Bill Cady "3" has

been the driving force responsible for the resurgence of

Delta Tau Delta at Tulane.

Parties have been numerous this year, but original, too.

Perhaps the freshest idea was a dancing party with music

supplied by a local radio station in a special Delt broadcast.

Another interesting party was the one at which all dates

were weighed in.

Homecoming was also a big event at the shelter—with

the actives and the old Delts mixing with the drinks as only

good Delts can. As usual the Delt Winter Formal was one

of the highlights of the Tulane season. Everyone had a

wild time at the Tulane Room, dancing "etcetera."

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B E H E R

First Row: Paul Baker, Jr., Lloyd S. Baumer, Jr., Frem Boustany, Jr., John L. Braud,

Jack S. Brown, John S. Browning. Second Row: William M. Cady, III, John S. Dab-

doub, Robert \-\. Fuseller, Edward W. Hess, Paul L. Hoff, John J. Kane. Third

Row: Richard M. Kaiser, Edward N. Lambremont, Jr., William J. Lopez, Frotscher

Muller, Jr., Rodney Vincent. Not in Panel: John J. Finegan, Jr., Frederick W.

Harrison, Alton M. Hendrlckson, Jr., Milton W. P. Janssen, Jr., Richard Gough.

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KAPPAALPHA

Don't forget the groceries

ADAIR PEDRICKPresident

We've grown a little

Founded: Washington and Lee, 1865

PsI, 1886

Number one man, Adair L. Pedrick; number two fellow,

William Ingram; number three brother, Blake West; Wilson

Shirley is number four; while five is Harold Grehan; six,

Eddie Metzger; and because we can't count any higher,

seven is Buddy Mundinger.

The Psi chapter of Kappa Alpha is in its sixty-first year

at Tulane. Famous for entertaining, they have upheld the

tradition with many successful Saturday night parties.

Sitting on their Audubon Street front porch, K.A.'s

have a beautiful view of the passing parade to 1037

Audubon, Casamento's, and points west. The crimson and

gold room continues to be a favorite place to cast aside

college cares.

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H E R

First Row: Julius Alford, Salon Baccich, John Baus, Charles Brown, Gordon Clay,

Christopher Coleman, Edouard Cooksey, Robert Emery, George Foote. Second

Row: Shirley Friend, Maruin Gautier, Harold Grehan, Jr., Robert Grehan, Henry

Guerriero, Jr., Daniel Guice, Luther Hall, John Hammond, Robert Higgins. Third

Row: Clyde Landreth, Earl LeCorgne, Jr., Charles Mayfield, William Metzger,

Richard Newman, Adair Pedrick, Parks Pedrick, Louis Rand, Samuel Schwing.

Fourth Row: John Seaver, Roger Shows, James Stulb, Lucius Suthon, Ballard

Tebo, Stephen Voelker, Roger West, Stuart Wooddy, Harold Wright, Jr. Not

in Panel: George Baccich, Jr., Rene Baus, David Cauble, Jr., Omer Claiborne,

James Corn, Jr., Charles Curtis, Charles Eshelman, Leonard Finley, Joseph Har-

die, William Hilzim, John Hobson, William Ingram, Jr., Sergei Kampakis, William

McCord, Thomas McMahon, Edgar Morris, John Mundinger, Emmett Neill, Jr.,

Jemes Rice, Gerald Sims, John Stahl, G. Watson Tebo, John Tessier, Esmar

Williamson.

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KAPPA

Get off my feet

LEWIS WIENERPresident

This is simply divine

Founded: Rochester University, 1911

Sigma, 1922

Lewis M. Wiener led this group and David Mykoff held

him up. Norman Berger took notes on both of them; while

Theodore Ain took good care of all mone^

Call Walnut 8575 any time and you will get the Calhoun

Street manse of Kappa Nu. Aiming to promote good will

and fellowship among its members, K N gives them a

chance to improve themselves outside of the fixed college

curriculum. Their colors and flowers match—violets and

gardenias, purple and white.

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G M H E R

First Row: Theodore Ain, Norman Berger, Stanley Bressler, Clive Cummis, Leo-

nard DIannond, Warren Eisner, Stuart Farber, Avram Finger. Second Row: Leo-

nard Fuhrer, Daniel Gladstone, Emanuel Slinky, Norman Gould, Eli Harmon, Saul

Heiman, Herman Jeffer, Albert Lechter. Third Row: Morris Levine, Arnold Levy,

William Menlovitz, David Mykoff, Joseph Nelkin, Max Pailet, Irwin Reicher, Ber-

nard Solomon. Fourth Row: Ralph Slovenko, Roy Slovenko, Herbert Vogel, Gil-

bert Walker, Lewis Wiener, Melvin Weingarten, Abraham Weisler, Herbert

Zeffer. .Not in Panel: Saul Barber, Bertram Brettschneider, Melvin Kahn, Richard

Newman, Frederick Rabiner, Mark Sackett, Saul Schneider, Saul Steinman, Mar-

tin Watsky.

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KAPPASIGMA

So it won't foan

BILL CONNELLYPresident

Oh-ecstasy

Founded: University of Virginia, 1869

Sigma, 1887

After the Kappa Sigs painted their house on Broadway,

it was the scene of true spirit this year. The place was

filled to the brim with returning veterans and new pledges.

They were dressed to a fourth place tune at hHome-

coming. Their winter formal, which was held at the New

Orleans Airport, was highliqhted by the antics of Dave

Kleck dragging in his own Ice-box, (as if the one there

wouldn't suffice).

Grand Master, Bill Connelly, assisted by Jeff Willis and

Aubrey White, guided the fraternity on its straight and

colorful path. Dick Page, president of the Tulane student

body, and Ed hHays, president of the Engineering student

body, also are among the ranks.

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G M H E R

First Row: Phillip Allbrecht, Alan Bartlett, Jim Beck, Frederick Berry, Oak Bing-

ham, Warren Brennen, Ross Cabral, George Collier, William Connelly, George

Davis, Bob Danos, Rudolph Eason. Second Row: hlomer Ellis, Leslie Ellis, Lob

Exiine, hHarry Gabriel, Jack Gallion, E. J. Gibert, James Gibert, William M.

Gordy, Carol D. Green, Andrew hiagan, Ed hiays, Aynaud Hebert. Third Row:

Bill hHess, E. B. Holbrook, A. W. h^ulett, Johnny Jelks, Melvin Jung, Walter Kings-

ton, Claude Kelley, Jack Kock, Joe Landwehr, Al Lottinger, Fred Lowe, Vincent

Massimini. Fourth Row: Louis McFaul, Andrew McWhorter, Dave McWilliams,

Julian Miester, Al Mouton, Sidney Murray, Richard Page, Randolph Peets, Pete

Roux, Ed Sanford, Carl Schumacher, George Spencer. Fifth Row: Buell Stewart,

Paul Stuart, Ed Taylor, John Terril, David C. Treen, John S. Treen, Sidney Vail,

Reginald Wagner, Bill Wall, Bill Watson, Aubrey White, Jeff Willis. Not In

Panel: Herbert Cedey, Mac Cowart, Roger Gardner, Jerry hHedgecock, Tyson

McMann, George Stokes, Billy Younge.

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PHIDELTATHETA

Say aahhh

FOSTER COLLINS McCALEB, JR.

President

Blow the man down

Founded: Miami University, 1848

Louisiana Alpha, I 889

The bonded one, Foster Collins McCaleb, Jr.; the one

that keeps the bonded house. Thorn J. Brown; the keeper

of the bonded pledges and alumni, William G. Zetzmann,

Jr.; and the senior bonded representative In Pan-Hellenic,

Forres M. Collins.

A collection of convertibles parked on State near Wil-

low means that the Phi Delts are In session. Campus ac-

tivities are their passion and whenever something Important

goes on, you can bet one of their members Is near-by.

Anyone Ignorant of the Phi Delt colors should see the

wallpaper in their newly decorated house. Azure and

argent make a good combination when the lights are low

and the loudspeaker system is broadcasting sweet music.

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LOUISIAIVA ALPHA CHAPTERFirst Row: W. Harold Avant, Warren P. Balovich, Newell H. Berry, Sterling B. Big-

ner, James H. Brennan, Thomas J. Brown, Jr., Craig G. Cantrell, Francis H.

Carnes, Mason E. Clarson, F. Hunter Collins, Jr. Second Row: Forres M. Collins,

C. Bayless Conley, Jr., Philip Cooper, Jr., John T. Cooper, Walter J. Gagnet, Jr.,

Raymond K. Goode, Robert S. Hendrick, Shepard Jane, Ben J. Joyner, Jr., T.

Maxwell Klllgore. Third Row: Arthur J. La Beau, Griff C. Lee, Foster C. Mc-

Caleb, Jr., Thomas S. MIthIn, Jr., George P. Montagnet, Jr., Patrick C. Murphy,

Robert A. Murphy, Clyde E. Noble, Jr., Richard M. Nunnally, H. Frellson Page.

Fourth Row: Charles R. Parkerson, Leonard J. Parrlsh, John W. Pitkin, Jr., Jimmie

Joe Purzer, Thomas H. Sandrldge, Jr., L. Earl SIgur, Julian H. Sims, Alexander P.

Smith, Lloyd C. Smith, Temple J. Stevens. Fifth Row: Frank J. Stitch, John E. Thi-

baut, Alan E. Van Sinden, Jr., Luclan W. Watson, Jr., Alfred A. Watters, Jr.,

Charles R. WIeselthler, John P. Wiggin, William J. Wlllkomm, Jr., Richard W.Wilson, William G. Zetzmann, Jr. Not in Panel: Charles J. Block, Jr., Norman S.

Conroy, Burton S. Floyd, John S. Hunt, Henry S. Lochte, Robert H. Lokey, Paul

C. Pottharst, Charles W. Robinson, John H. Simms, Jr., R. Clyde Smith, Jr., John

A. Thompson, Charles R. Unsworth, Samuel C, Vreeland.

187

PHIKAPPASIGMA

So mony in the hay loft

HARVEY r-ITZPATPJCK

Presldant

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Look, no music

Founded: University of Pennsylvania, I 850

Mu, 1858

The Mu chapter of Phi Kappa Sigma was established

at the University of Louisiana in 1858, making Phi Kap

the oldest fraternity on the Tulane campus.

hiarvey Fitzpatrick Is boss with two foremen, Peter C.

Smith and Lewis Sarling. Russell Montgomery keeps the

records while Ernest Drackett corresponds, and Richard

Rothermel cashiers.

Possessors of an up-to-date fraternity house on Broad-

way they enjoy givina knock down and drag out parties in

their basement bar.

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M U E R

First Row: Judson M. Allred, Herbert L. Baker, Bill Balmer, James Barnes, Robert

V. Barnett, David R. Barr, Phil Bultman, Louis Burkes, Albert Charlton. Second

Row: Dick Christovich, Jourdan Clapp, J. Fred Clerc, Ned Conroy, Wallace

Cowan, Roy P. Cookston, Paul De Blanc, A. S. Ellis, Harvey Fitzpatrick. Third Row:

Harry J. Glass, II, Fred M. Guice, George Hall, John H. Harold, Donald Jackson,

Robert Kline, Jr., Robert L. Magee, Russell Montgomery, Ebb Munden. Fourth

Row: Ronald Orfila, Reuben J. Plant, James J. Plauche, J. Ford Reilley, Richard

Rotharmel, A. J. Schmitt, Peter C. Smith, John Stafford, Grady Thigpen, Marion

Wellford. Not in Panel: Ernest W. Drackett, Jr., Lewis Garling, Clayton Gates,

Leo Firm Ingram, James Klinefelter, Edward M. Kuzma, Paul H. Lorrain, John

H. Luft, Henry C. Magee, John E. Meeks, Robert Montgomery, Aubrey Moore,

James Murphy, John Pendergrass, Edmund Pixberg, Donald Wellford.

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PIKAPPAALPHA

What are you doing upstairs?

LAWRENCE ZERINGERPresident

Been to Karno's lately, Long?

Founded: University of Virginia, 1868

Eta, 1878

Eta of Pi K A lost many men last year, but have made

a quick comeback. President is "Toti" Zeringer, president

in-charge-of-vice is Joe Ranna, and the dollar-man is Nick

Salgh.

Their winter formal was highlighted by the introduction

of the Pi K A Dream Girl, "Dotsy" Meyers, who is also

Charlie Matthews' dream girl. Other parties of the year

were the baby and blanket (?1 parties.

The wheels on the campus are Dean Pfeiffer, cheerleader

and president of the A & S senior class; Bill Weil, campus

night chairman; and Walter Abel, seen in the first campus

night and vice-president of the Engineering student body.

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E H E R

First Row: Walter Abel, Richard Blake, Robert Boese, Henry Cablrac, William

Dawson, Merrill Fischer, Alton hiall, J. Donald hiandley, Michel Herbst, Paul Jen-

sen. Second Row: Roswell Kimball, Crawford Long, Freder'nck Long, William

Long, Jr., Abraham Markoslan, Walter Martiny, Charles Matthews, John Mc-

Laughlin, Walter Michael, Terry Miller. Third Row: Jack Molesworth, Jack Morri-

son, Samuel Parker, W. Dean Pfeiffer, Joseph Ranna, Edmann Rathke, James Ray,

Daniel Rawls, Matt Roberts, Kenneth Robinson, David Rodrigue. Fourth Row: Nick

Saigh, Jr., Pascual Sanchez, Jr., George Scherer, Louis Shiell, Jason Stewart, Wil-

liam Weil, John Wier, III, G. Raymond Wood, Jr., hiarry Woosley, Jr., Lawrence

Zeringer, hi. L. Zeringer. Not In Panel: Gerald Cambrias, Michael Carso, John

Chamberlain, Thomas Edwards, John Fanz, Jr., Frederick Guedry, John Hill, Leon-

ard Kennedy, Donald Kohler, Robert Rowe, G. Adolph Schmidt, John Wasieleski.

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SIGMAALPHAEPSILOX

Your slip is showing

LEROY JONESPresident

That's a joke, son

Founded: University of Alabama, 1848

Tau Upsilon, 1897

S. A. E. began the year with multi rush parties which

netted them many pledges. Leroy Jones took the reins

from retiring president Fred Muller and will be assisted

by "Boo" Nunnaly and Bill Justice, band leader, trumpeter,

known to all as the secretary of this tribe. They are still

looking for a house and seem to have had very bad luck

in finding one. Parties after the games at the Cabrals

—

Harry Cabral active—inactive; Fred Phillips, star foot-

baller and Bill Justice make up their B.M.O.C.'s.

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TAT E P IS I L O X CHAPTERFirst Row: Rollin Camp, Joe Colson, Rodney Crowder, Percy Grumpier, William

Farmer. Second Row: Kenneth Langguth, Thomas Lenfesty, Ronald Mitchell, Fred

Mulier, Sidney Pate. Third Row: Frank Phillips, hHerbert Pursell, Ernest Ross, Ro-

land Swardson, Dixon Willson, James Wynne. Not in Panel: William Arbegast,

Robert Catchings, Philip Closmann, Ted hHatcher, Richard hiadden, B. E. John-

son, LeRoy Jones, William Justice, Leo Loubere, Tylle McChesney, J. D. Mese,

Boyce Nunnally, Chester Pasquier, Richard Ross, Wilson Shoughroe, Earle

Spenser, Jr.

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ALPHAMr

Let's not got fresh

BILL FELLMANPresident

Seen at the beauty parlor

Founded: New York City College, 1909

Sigma Gamma, 1920

Big Chief is Bill Fellman; one who keepum' stories,

Howard Ginsburg; and small chief with wampum, Sidney

Opotowsky.

In 1909 a meeting of the boys was held in New York and

as a result, Sigma Alpha Mu was born. In 1920 the Sigma

Gamma chapter saw the light of day at Tulane.

This year they have been very active. Not only do

they have several members in the band, but are pro-

moters of good feeling among students. The year was

started off with a bang with their great "Lena the Hyena

Party."

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SIGMA GAMMA CHAPTERFirst Row: Roy Bernstein, William G. Fellman, Howard Ginsberg, Jack Gold,

Jacob Goldblum, Jack Gurry, Irwin Hecker, Edward Hytken, Norman Karchmer.

Second Row: Alvin Lassen, Robert Levy, Ivan Leopold, Alvin London, Frank Na-

than, Sidney Opotowsky, Morris Phillips, Stanley Pulitzer, Charles Rosenblum,

Third Row: Coleman Schneider, Gerald Simon, Irwin Skibell, Sigmund Spitzer,

Morris Steinberg, Harry Ullman, Jack Wallick, Jay Weiss, Andre Zilberman. Not

in Panel: Mervin Cohen, Milton Cohen, George Dorfman, Leonard Pesses, Harold

Rockaway.

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SIGMACHI

Valerie just got pinned

HARRIS COPENHAVERPresident

I pass

Founded: Miami University, 1855

Alpha Omicron, 1882

One of the oldest fraternities at Tulane . . . holder of

the best dances and parties . . . hlarris Copenhaver prexies

. . . "Tuck" Perkins is next in line . . . Brush, Kraft, and

Chambers hold other offices . . . "hlorsewhip" Johnson

handles pledges . . . Perez the Younger had his headaches

with the annual Sweetheart Dance . . . "Cope" is a popular

campus shot . . . Kraft heads R.O.T.C. unit . . . Brosman

had good grades . . . not too many B.M.O.C.'s but a lot

of boys. William P. Hagerty, chapter advisor, as usual

was the man behind Sigma Chi here— Bill was also chair-

man of the Alumni Inter-Fraternity Council.

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ALPHA O M I C R O N C H AFTERFirst Row: Bruce Baird, Elder Brown, Robert Brush, Adair Chambers, John Cham-

bers, Harris Copenhaver, Marl Cummins, Livingstone de Lancey. Second Row:

Dick Galbreath, Dave C. hiamilton, John hienkel, Julius Hohenstein, Fred E.

Keyle, Dan Kraft, hierbert George Kurz, Marcel Livaudais. Third Row: Michael

Maloney, Billy Miller, Pope Mosely, Franklin Owens, Kenneth E. Paisant, hiarold

Patterson, Robert Patterson, Tucker Perkins. Fourth Row: Edward M. Plauche,

William A. Porter, William Reid, Von Trufant, Lachlan Vass, Billy Wagnon, Harold

Walker, Walker Weston. Not in Panel: Joseph Allain, Ed Bagley, Donald Bone,

Bill Boulet, Dave F. Boyd, Frank Breshears, Paul W. Brosman, Lee Dickerson,

Tommy Deane, Fred Evans, Brooke Fox, Harry Hammett, Frank Hildebrand,

Frank Hogan, Dick Johnson, Francis Lidet, Robert McDonald, Lawrence Nicholls,

Tom Pegues, Chalin Perez, George Pigman, William G. Richards, Ben C. Sale,

Maurice Stouse, Leo Woodring.

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SIGMAPI

Look—no hands Aha—none of that

BEHRMAN THIBODAUXPresident

Founded: Vincennes University, 1897

Omlcron, 1920

Sigma Pi held one of the first formals of the year at

The Municipal Auditorium. Behrman Thibodaux, master

mind of this spirited group, led them through a year of

many activities—a Christmas party for the orphans, a

monster Halloween party and a grand Founders Day ban-

quet. This was done with the able assistance of J. L.

Girodo and John Clark. They have always proved them-

selves an able and fraternity-minded group.

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O M R O I¥ V H E R

First Row: Robert Armbruster, Emile Ar+us, Merlin Auzine, Lee Bateman, Harry

Batt, Jr., John Clark, William Crais, Sherwood Crews, George Davila, Jr. Second

Row: Frederick Deckbar, Jr., Clifford De Laup, Jr., Carl Dolce, Henry Du Molln,

Lyie Saritty, Jr., Joseph Girodo, Jr., Frank Hava, Lawrence Hennessey, Jr.,

Harold Herrmann, Jr. Third Row: Kenneth Hughes, William Keller, Jr., Wilder

Kuhn, Haskell Laramie, Charles Murphy, Jack Nielsen, Thomas Nolan, Bruce Nunez,

Neville Cry. Fourth Row: Charles Perrenod, Jr., Charles Phillips, Jr., Robert Rein-

hardt, Francis Sadler, Jack Schwegmann, Behrman Thibodaux, Harold Wedig, Wil-

liam Welch, Frank Zaccaria. Not in Panel: Horace Chalstrom, Wilfred Hayes,

Ray Martinez, Ruggles Stapleton, Jr.

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ZETABETATAr

My sugar Is so refined

SAM CORENSWETPresident

Come on . . . Smile!

Founded: Jewish Theological Seminary, 1898

Sigma, 1909

Well known as a bunch of good, all around, regular fel-

lows, Zefa Beta Tau has become one of the outstanding

fraternities on the campus. President Sam "Sugar Bowl"

Corenswet, vice-president Tim Heninger, and secretary

Gabe hiausmann have led this bunch to honors in Pan-

Hellenic competition by winning cups in scholarship, ping-

pong, and golf. Their winter formal on January I f was

acclaimed "one of the best ever." Albert Fraenkel, secre-

tary of the Pan-Hellenic Council and Tusk, "Flash" Gordon,

and Seymour Dreyfus are among the outstanding per-

sonalities.

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G M H E R

First Row: M. B. Adelson, Ledolph Baer, Benjamin Bashinski, Adrian Benjamin,

Maury Bronsfein, Robert Cahn, Sam Corenswet, Bert Dannheisser, John Dreyfous,

Seymour Dreyfus, Jerry Edelstein. Second Row: P. J. Ekman, Phillip Flowers, Al-

bert Fraenkel, David Fried, Richard Garfunkel, Harold Gordon, Louis Good,

Carol Hart, Gabe Hausmann, Tim Heninger, Julian Henriques. Third Row: Leo

Heymann, Ed Hofman, Robert Hlrsch, Irwin Isaacson, Roger Jacobs, Paul Ja-

cobson, Charles J. Kahn, Metz Kahn, Robert Kahn, Norman Kauffmann, Jack

Klein. Fourth Row: Ferdinand K. Levy, Leo Lob, William Lucas, Harold Marx,

Albert Mintz, Gerald Posner, Jack Rich, Floyd Roos, Jack Rosenthal, Jerome A.

Rosenthal, Dan Scharff. Fifth Row: Milton Schlessinger, Charles Schwartz, Wal-

ter Schwartz, Morey Sear, Joel Shore, Bob Shroder, William Singlust, Henry

Threefoot, Ralph Turner, Richard Wise, Leonard Wolff. Not in Panel: Herbert

Abraham, Murray Cohen, D. H. Dannheisser, Earl Fleischmann, Theo Heller,

Samuel Katz, Julian Kurtz, Arnold Lefkovits, Douglas Levey, David Levy, Richard

Lowenburg, Leo Roos, Morris Scharff, S. James Shwartz, Abe Silver, Bob Sonfield.

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D E H E R

FIRST ROW: Anibal Ariimendi, Jaime Barraza, Rafael Canton, Emigdio Duonomo, Angel Diaz, Horacio Diaz, Alfonso Garcia. Jose R. Garcia. SECONDROW: Danilo Herrera, Manuel Miranda, Antonio Monteserin, Hector Pabon, Antonio Ramos, Edwin Rivera, Jose V. Santos, Luis A. Vlnas. NOT IN PANEL:

J. J, Diaz, Esteban Ferer, Alvaro Fonseca, Felix Rodriguez, Waldo Rodriguez, Ricardo Salcedo, Armando Silva. T. D. Sosa, Antonio J. Sucre.

PHI IOTA ALPHAFounded Louisiana State University 1904

Delta, 1831

FELIX RODRIGUEZPresident

The only Latin-Annerican fraternity on the campus, Delta

Chapter of Phi lota Alpha was founded in 1931. Led by

Felix Rodriguez, Jorge Gasteazoro, and Jose R. Garcia,

they have endeavored to promote good will with the Latin

American countries. Each year it offers a medal to the

wi nner of a contest for the selection of the best essay

in Spanish of any one of a series of Latin-American sub-

jects written by a non-Spanish speaking student at Tulane.

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HORACE C. RENEGARDirector of Public Relations

HENRY FRNKAHead Coach

DENNIS VINZANTChief Assistant Coach

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dn€.CLAUDE SIMONS. JR.

Athletic Director

ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION"First" is the best single word to describe Tulane's year in the field

of sports. This year marked the first year of post-war athletics at

Tulane—a year in which 25-year-old veterans and 18-year-old youngsters

played side by side, both showing the Green Wave spirit. It was

the first season for htenry Frnka and all but one member of his

coaching staff; it was the first season for cage-coach Cliff Wells,

ex-"Dean of Indiana High School Coaches"; and it was tennis tutor

Emmett Fare's first season since his release from the Navy. It was

also the first (there's that word again) year that Tulane operated

under its new athletic set-up; that is, the department of athletics is

now within the division of Public Relations. Claude "Little Monk"Simons relinquished his duties as head football coach to assume the

chores of Athletic Director under the able Director of Public Re-

lations, Horace C. Renegar.

The Sreenies experienced a moderately successful year as a whole,

but more important, the coaches were laying the ground work for

the future. Basketball got the year off to a flying start as the Wavefinished with a ledger of fifteen wins and seven losses. The spring

sports came next with a sub-standard baseball team giving its best,

and an out-classed golf squad losing three out of four matches.

In tennis the Wave flashed a touch of potential greatness with a

4-2-2 record, and Les Longshore captured the Southeastern Conference

singles crown. Coaches Fritz Oakes and Johnny Oelkers took the

track team to Birmingham for the S.E.C. meet at which the Green

finished third. Championships fell to Hugh Liles In the high and

low hurdles and "Big Sam" Katz In the shot put. Finally, football found

Tulane building for the future as the Green Wave won three games

against seven defeats. Eight seniors wore the Olive Green and

Blue for the last time, Including a pair of the finest guards in Tulane

history—Gaston Bourgeois and Elliot Iglehart—the first four year

lettermen in modern grid history.

ANDY PILNEYBackdeld Coach

J. T. KINGLine Coach

TOMMY O'BOYLEAssistant Line Coach

GENE LOGANTrainer

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CAPTAIN LARRY RICECenter "Hurling Harry" uncorks aerial behind good blocking

STARS ALMOST FELL

ON ALABAMA . .

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A rain-soaked record crowd of 64.371 witnessed Coach Henry Frnka

key the Green Wave for a thrilling performance against the mighty

Crimson Tide of Alabama, and, although favored to win by 19 points,-

Bama went all out to cling to a one-point victory 7-6. "The man with

the missing vowel" was lauded by sportswrlters from coast to coast

for the manner In which he had Junked the T, instituted the single

wing, and then primed his boys for this Important game. The Greenies

really outdid themselves In holding the Tide to a one-point win—the

closest they had been to a tie or defeat since the middle of the

1944 season. When you consider that Alabama had worked together

as a unit for two full seasons, two bowl games, and two games In

a third year, the performance of the Greenle freshmen and veterans

was even more amazing.

Alabama was the first to score as the result of a fine 42 yard

punt return by All-American Harry Gilmer and a ground attack

climaxed by Hal Self's quarterback sneak over the goal line. HughMorrow, place-kicking specialist, then toed the game-cl Inching con-

version.

That touchdown seemed to fire the Wave, for after a punt by

Leonard Fin ley rolled out on the Bama eight, Jim Keeton ran back

a return boot to the Alabama 40. From here the Wave surged over

in four plays, Johnny Sims made eight yards off-tackle, a pass from

Keeton to Ed H elder fell Incomplete, and then Sims crashed tackle

for seven yards and a first down. Cagey FInley diagnosed the tight-

ened defense and then called for a pass, which Keeton promptly

sailed into the outstretched arms of Sims who raced untouched over

the goal line. FInley's attempt for the extra point was wide and the

score stood 7 to 6 where it remained to the finish. A driving rain

The game looms as a toss-up

Kottemann and Iglehart pounce on loose ball

GATORS ENfiULFED

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began immediately after the touchdown and continued the rest of the

game.Gilmer had little chance to uncork many of his spectacular leaping

passes due to the rain, but his running was superlative. It was Finley

who prevented "Hurling Harry" from doing too much damage byhis booming punting, which backed the Tide to their goal line. Oneof Finley's coffin-corner boots went out on the Alabama one-yardstripe.

Ed Heider's play was excellent, as was that of Gaston Bourgeois,

O. J. Key, Larry Rice, Ken Tarzetti, Sims, and Freshmen Cliff VanMeter, Stan Kottemann, and Keeton. Even though the weather con-

ditions and mud brought the teams together. Coach Frnka and the

Greenies made a remarkable debut.

Tulane won its first game since mid-season of 1945 as O. J. Keyand Eddie Price led the Wave to a 27-13 win over a scrappy but

outmanned Florida eleven. The Greenies missed Coach Frnka who

GASTON BOURGEOISGuard

DON FORTIERBack

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was in Tulsa, Okfahoma and the +wo heroes of the Alabama tilt,

Finley and Sims, both of whom were nursing injuries. Except for Keyand Price, the Greenie backs did not look too sharp, and their pass

defense was also rather woeful. The Gators gained 227 yards via

airways by completing 13 of 33 tosses, and the Wave intercepted only

two. Gator end Broughton Williams was on the receiving end of

nine aerials.

The Green Wave promptly secured their first score on the secondplay of the game. Key ran to the left, faded back and flipped a

pass to Hoot who had jockeyed the safety out of position. Covering53 yards, the quick touchdown sent the spectators wild, Florida

then took possession of the pigskin and held it for most of the first

half, managing to push over one TD after Jim Lelerer and the Greenieforward wall had engineered two fine goal-line stands. Vaccaroplunged from the two-foot line, tying the score 6-6.

In the third quarter, the Greenies came to life when Key inter-

cepted a Florida pass and returned It to the Gator 38. In successive

tries, Key picked up 22 yards, Price got 5, and Key smashed I I for a

touchdown. Shortly after. Key shot a 25 yard pass to Tarzetti andPrice turned on the speed In a 14 yard slice for TD No. 3. A weakFlorida punt which Van Meter brought back to the 17 contributed to

the fourth tally as Cliff alternated with Price and McCain in ad-

vancing to the I yard line from where Price banged over.

Florida's Parker filled the air with passes, mainly to Williams, and

Master Key opens upVIC KLEIN

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Moving Van in high gear

covered the length of the fleid to the one yard line, where Beiden

plunged for the score.

Facing Coach Jess Neely's Rice gridders in their first intersectional

contest, the Green Wave outplayed them for al! but two minutes of

the first half before weakening In the second half to a powerful

display of offensive might as the Owls rolled to a 25-6 victory. Thefirst half was so completely dominated by the Wave that Greenierooters held high hopes for a win even though a costly penalty allowed

Rice to push over a touchdown two seconds before the intermission.

But in the second half Neefy proved that "the best team he ever

coached" was one of the country's outstanding elevens. Virgil Ellcen-

berg passed the Wave dizzy, and the flashy backs operated to per-

fection behind a line featuring All-Amerlcan guard Weldon hiumble,

Ted Scruggs, and Charles Malmburg.The Greenles looked great in the first half although it was In the

third period that Ed Price, running a "T" formation play, pranced 70

yards for a touchdown. Mixing their plays well, Tulane, paced by the

hard-driving Key. outfought and out-gained the Owls until the end of

the half when a poor punt fizzled out of bounds on the Rice 46.

After passing for 19 yards and a first down, Rice was held for no gain

on three plays, when Tulane was penalized for clipping, giving the

Owls another first down on the 18. In three attempts, Elkenberg

dropped a pass to Keeney In the end zone. The PAT try was blocked.

A 45 yard pass to end Wlndell Williams set up another score which

Eiltenberg made on a quarterback sneak. Ed Deramee broke through

to block the conversion attempt.

Soon afterwards Price streaked for his 70 yard run and Neely rushed

his first string back Into the fray. The Owls scored again on a sus-

tained drive from their own 42 yard line. In the final stanza Rice

added six more points on an 85 yard march. A 25 yard pass from

Keeton to Al Waller proved Tulane's last rally as Rice Intercepted

the next pass and retained the ball until the whistle blew.

JOHNNY CAMPORABack

lUlANE PIASTERS

PIAINSMEN. 32-0Key bites pay dirt in third quarter

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STATE GETS REVENGEKen Tarzetti, rugged and rangy terminal, drew praise for a bang-up

defensive performance as did Deramee, Bourgeois, Tessler, Hoot,Campora, and Leierer.

The Wave rebounded a week later and poured "Green" over a

hapless Auburn Tiger to the tune of a 32-0 conquest. Although he

did not register a touchdown, Don Fortier provided the spark to the

attack, shaping up as the most efficient tailback. Auburn put up a

stubborn battle, but the superior reserve strength of the Greenieswore the Plainsmen to a frazzle. Travis Tidwell, who had come to

New Orleans heralded at the nation's No. I passing and rushing

leader, could add a sum of only 62 yards offensive total through the

stout Green line.

In the opening quarter Keeton drilled a pass to Heider who darted

into the end zone for the first score. Van Meter tallied the secondon a three yard spin which climaxed a drive featuring the old Statue

of Liberty play from Cliff to Dick Hoot.Early in the third period, Fortier passed to Campora from the

Auburn 28, and Johnny showed some fancy footwork to put the ball

Van Meter stopped for short gain

Pandemonium on Engineer's Day

Dangerous curves ahead

DICK HOOTBack

Squad leaves field at half time

Campora out-races Tigers for 49-yard T. D.

WAVE GETS REVENGEon the four. After Key, who replaced Fortier, gained three yards, Price

hit center for the touchdown. Key continued his hard running after

the Itickoff picking up 12, 15, and 2 yards on successive tries—the

last one being good for six points. McCain snnashed over for the

final score. It was Auburn's first defeat of the season. By sending

in substitutions freely, Frnka curbed the scoring; already he waslooking toward the future contests by using his freshmen as much as

possible.

Against the high-geared Mississippi State team, the Tulane line cameinto its own and drew praise from Coach Frnka by smashing the

ground attack of the Maroons. Powered by "Shorty" McWilliams,

Harper Davis, Billy Murphy, and Bob Pillow, State was forced to the

air to set up the scores as the splne-fickling, vicious-tackling forward

wall hold the Maroon backfiold to 149 yards rushing. A questionable

decision of a fair catch signal aided State in scoring the winning

touchdown near the end of the game.Tulane't touchdown reiultad from Sim's crushing tacklo of Davis

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which caused the ball to bounce out of his hands. Alert Heldersnagged It in mid-air and lateralled to Fortier who sprinted over the

goal. H eider converted, and the scoreboard read 7-7 until the last

quarter. FInley punted to Murphy on his own 25, and. after signaling

for a fair catch, he quickly drew down his hand as the Greenie lines-

men smothered him. Tulane was penalized 15 yards; in rapid order,

State completed two passes, and Bailey's line buck registered a

14-7 win.

Jim Lelerer's line backing was spectacular; time and again he

diagnosed the play and knifed through to spill the ball carrier for a

loss. Deramee and Bourgeois played brilliantly, and KottemannTessier, Cuyler, Tarzetti, Helder, and Rice left little to be desired

defensively.

The varsity had an off-day the next Saturday, and they watched the

"World Series" or "B" team rout Copiah-Lincoln Junior College 46-6.

Stevens, Svoboda, Hoffman, Schene, and Ruman paced a flashy attack

against the outclassed Wolves.

Tulane got sweet revenge for Clemson's last season win, paradingfor eight touchdowns as Coach Frnka used 54 men in running up54 points to 13 for Clemson. Mid-summer weather prevailed, / nd

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U. S. C. EDGES T. U.the Tigers wilted before it and the zippy array of leather-luggers

who scampered for TD's from as far out as the 48 yard line.

The first Wave score came when Keeton passed to Campora for

49 yards. Fleet Ed Price circled end for 58 yards, and McCainploughed center for 34 to increase the first half total to 19 points.

The scoring in the last half ensued from Price's seven yard buck,

a 49 yard aerial from Van Meter to Edwards, Hoot's interception, VanMeter's one yard plunge, and Fortier's 27 yard scat after stealing

a Clemson pass.

The Greenie subs who again received valuable experience loolced

very promising. The regulars were used sparingly since it becameevident very early that they could toy with the Tigers.

After six gruelling games at home, the Green Wave journeyed to

Atlanta where the Yellow Jackets of Georgia Tech buzzed to their

greatest heights as 32.000 fans witnessed the 35-7 drubbing handedthe Wave. There was no question as to the superiority of the Jackets:

their quick charging line throttled the Tulane attack and their speedybacks were a touchdown threat each time they handled the b

Except for two long broken field dashes by Van Meter and Hoot, the

Greenie rooter'; had little to cheer about. But the Wave never stoppedbattling against greater odds.

Tech lost no time in scoring on George Matthew's pass to Kilzer

who had outdistanced the Tulane backs and was waiting In the end

zone. In the second quarter Jim Leierer recovered a Georgia Tech

O. J. KEY

fumble on Tulane's 30. Nutt and Van Meter chalked up a first downon the 43 from where Cliff scooted around right end and cut backfor a sensational 57 yard touchdown jaunt. Price greatly aided himwith a crucial block on a Tech defender. Heider calmly kicked theextra point, tying the score at 7-7. But Tech bounced back withtwo more TD's before the half was over.

"Marvelous Marvin" tallies against huge Trojans

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Homecoming throng greets Queen Sally

Galloping Greenie: Price picks up yardage

Hoot brought the crowd to its feet with his 57 yard run to theTech seven, but Bobby Dodd rushed in his first string, and the defensestiffened. In four downs Tulane failed to gain as Tech took overand held on to the ball until the final whistle blew.

Notre Dame, the No. I gridiron power of the nation, treated 65,841spectators, the greatest crowd ever to see a regular football gamein the South, to an exhibition of football at its best. The graceand ease with which the burly Irish ran over the Wave caused the

fans to wonder how Army held them for no score. The 41 to loss wasthe largest score ever run up against a Frnka coached team, butCoach Frnka and the homecoming throng had the satisfaction of

knowing that the Irish were one of the greatest football machines everassembled, and the lion-hearted Greenies gave their best.

Tulane threatened only twice, once on a drive from its own 23to the Notre Dame 10 and again on a pass interception by Fortier

which he ran from the 33 to the 7. However, Terry Brennan grabbeda pass which slipped out of Al Waller's hands to terminate Tulane's

touchdown ambitions.

Frnka and his staff tried everything in the book to halt the onslaught.

They switched from a four-man line to an eight-man line, and theyrushed in reserves in a desperate effort to click with the right combina-tion. Yet Frank Leahy's superbly tutored eleven tramped over the

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Greenies on the slashes of Brennan, SItko, Mello, and Gompers, andthe bullet pitches of AIl-Amerlcan Lujack.

The Tiger must have been licking his chops up at L. S. U. stadiumafter 30 minutes of playing time had elapsed, 'cause the Purple andGold lads were sporting a 28 to 7 half-time lead and prospects werebright for the worst spanking ever presented the Greenies. AndMike really was dreaming of Greenie gumbo for supper when the

Bengals turned the second half kickoff into a quick touchdown to

jump to a 35-7 advantage. Just as Mike was ready to slumber with

visions of victory dancing about, a hardbitten little scatback namedDon Fortier very un politely burst his bee-you-ti-ful bubble and pro-

ceeded to atomize his hopes, although L. S. U. outlasted the secondhalf spurt to win 41-27. Don personally accounted for each Tulane

score by passing for three and running the fourth. Even Y. A, Tittle,

who generally has his annual field day against the Wave, paled in

passing prowess before Fortier as he connected for I I out of 20shots for 165 yards. He strutted for 68 yards in 10 trips and returned

tour kickoffs 123 yards, almost reaching gloryland on two of them.

Tulane's kicking was extremely poor in the first half and L. S. U.

took advantage of it, plus three expensive fumbles, to ring up four

touchdowns. The stage was set for the blistering finish of the

Greenies. a tribute to the spirit they displayed. Ed Helder collaboratedwith Fortier to tally all the Tulane points by snatching the three

touchdown aerials and kicking three of four extra points. Also sharing

the hero's role were Van Meter, Tessler, hloot, Price, and Svoboda.

Campora valiantly defends goal line

A GREAT DAY

Tense moment

BENGALS OUTIAST

GREENIES

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O. J. plays heads-up ball

Poor Milce was thanking his luclcy stars that there was no fifth quarter.

Bidding farewell to football for 1946, Tulane lost 20-14 to Southern

California, but the manner in which they pushed around the gigantic

Trojans who outweighed them 16 pounds per man Indicated that

the Green will be nobody's soft-touch next fall. Tulane gained a

total of 372 yards to Southern Cal's 301 and rolled for 20 first downs

to Troy's 10. Fortler, Van Meter, Waller, and McCain dazzled

U. S. C. with their splendid running, and ihe Greenie linesmen gave

All-Amerlcan laclcle John Ferraro and his playmates a lesson to

remember.

Troy marched to a score in seven plays following the opening

kiclcoff as Mickey McCardle unlimbered his passing arm with a

9 yard TD chunk to Doug Esslck. A few plays later McCardle at-

tempted to punt from the Tulane 46, but Bob Franz broke through,

blocked the kick, scooped It up, and raced unmolested across the

goal. Southern Cal scored their second touchdown a minute before

the half ended and their final score three minutes after the Inter-

mission.

Mike Balen pounced on a fumble to set up the Wave's other tally.

From the 24 yard ilne Waller and Van Meter sliced off the tackles

and McCain on a three yard smash, reached pay dirt through a big

hole In the center.

It was evident that Coach Frnka was giving his 1947 nucleus an

opportunity to gain experience. Freshmen Brown, Demma, Blenz,

Wasleleski. and Villa rs played a substantial time and delighted the

25.000 fans by handling their chores in fine fashion.

Considerfng the new material, new system, new coaching staff,

and the "suicide" schedule, the Green Wave did as well as could

be expected this season.Presentation of the rag

Man of the moment: Fortler touchdown bound

SAMMY EDWARDSEnd

CLIFF VAN METERBack

JIM LEIERERBack

BASKETBALL

Back row, left to right: Walter Page, George Cheek, Leon Holstead.Randy Walker, Dub Culver, Ed Stauss, and Bill Jacobs. Front row,

left to right: Dick Hoot. Paul Snyder. Joe Cox, Coach Cliff Wells,Hal Peck, Don Duncan, and Don Souder.

PAUL SNYDER LEON HOLSTEAD

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SCHEDULETulane 57

New Orleans Naval Hospital . 49

Tulane 58

Camp Plauche 50

Tulane 68

New Orleans Naval Air Base . 36

TJane 65

Camp Plauc>ie 46

Tulane 59

New Orleans Naval Hospital . 37

Tulane 55

New Orleans Naval Air Station 46

Tulane 55Southwestern La. Institute ... 43

Tulane 58

Georgia Tech 45

Tulane 28

Alabama 39

Tulane 67

Mississippi 50

Tulane . 48

Keester Field 54

Tulane 72

Jackson Barracks 25

Tulane 56

Auburn 48

Tulane 52

Georgia Tech . 59

Tulane 58

Mississippi State 54

Tulane 78

Algiers Naval Station 30

Tulane 43

Alabama 46

Tulane 75

Algiers Naval Station 59

Tulane 45

L. S. U 54

Tulane 36L. S. J 52

Tulane 50Algiers Naval Station 4!

•Tulane 29

L. S. U 74

• S.E.C. Tournament

Coach Wells diagrams play for Holstead and Duncan

GEORGE CHEEK DICK HOOT DON DUNCAN BILL JACOBS JOE COX

Coach Cliff Wolls nnade his debut in Dixie basketball circles

during 1945-1946 with an inexperienced but eager Green Wavesquad. For the third consecutive season the Greenles were con-

fronted with the problenn of finding a gynri in which to practice,

but Coach Wells and his determined young team overcame this

obstacle to turn in several creditable performances.

By downing the New Orleans Naval Hospital In the opening

game of the campaign, diminutive Coach Wells maintained his

remarkable record of winning every opening game in his thirty

years of coaching.

A feature of this year's competition was the scoring duel wagedbetween forward George Cheek and guard Hal Pock. Peck managedto edge his teammate by four points 213 to 209 but the merri-

ment was increased by Don Duncan's 197 total which enabled him

to press the two leaders for the honors.

Tulane won four contests and dropped five to Southeastern

Conference foes, and in the conference tourney at Louisville,

Kentucky, the Green Wave bowed out in the first round to a

itrong L. S. U. quintet, 74-29. The powerful Kentucky Wildcats

crushed all opposition In its march to the loop championship with

the Bayou Bengals succumbing to them In the finals.

Following their first victory against the Naval Hospital, the

Green Wave cagers surged over eight straight teams, being

stopped by Alabama, 39 to 28. They bounced back In the winning

column, however, with a stirring 67 to 50 triumph over Mississippi

State. In their game with Jackson Barracks one week later, every-

one of the eleven Greenles who played scored at least two points.

In the first game of the annual home and home series with

the Tigers of L. S. U., the Greenle courtmen journeyed to Baton

Rouge and forced the more seasoned Bengals to stage a second

half rally to nip them by 54 to 45 count. The Ole War Skule

also copped the second game of the series at New Orleans, 52-36.

In the final game of the regular season, the Wave easily spanked

the Algiers Naval Station, 50-41.

Coach Wells' Initial year may be classed as a successful one,

and with his high-grade tutoring Tulane will soon field teams of

championship caliber.

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B A S E B A I IBemoaning the loss of Bobby Brown, Paul Enns, Dick

Woodring, and Eddie Palmer to professional teams, the

1946 edition of Green Wave baseballers battled valiantly

but were simply outclassed by superior nines from service

and college teams. The New York Yankees and Detroit

Tigers raided the campus before the season began,

to snatch the nucleus around which Coach Claude "Little

Monk" Simons Intended to build his green squad. Par-

ticularly damaging was the loss of the sensational Brown

who was reportedly given a $50,000 bonus by the Yanks.

"Little Monk" was plagued the whole season by a

comparatively weak pitching staff, erratic hitting, and

sloppy fielding. Third-baseman Mike Popovec's slugging

spurt toward the end of the season and the steady hitting

of outfielder hial Peck, also the mainstay of the cagers,

were the bright lights in an otherwise dismal campaign.

An interesting sidelight was the hustling play of Catcher

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New Orleans Pelicans 6

Naval hlospital 3

Southwestern Louisiana Institute . I I

Naval Repair Base 6

Mississippi State I I

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Thibodaux Ball Club 8

Naval Repair Base 10

Naval hlospital 2

Naval Repair Base 6

L. S. U 14

L S. U 3

L. S. U 7

L. S. U 4

Barksdale Field 3

Coach Simons plans strategy with mound staff Nusloch takes a high one

George Nusloch who stepped right from the sandlots

Into his first season of organized baseball in fine fashion.

Nusloch's "picture finish" home run with the bases loaded

in the seventh inning enabled Tulane to edge out the

Algiers Naval Repair Base in one of the season's best

affairs.

Behind the two-hit pitching of Joe Baker, ex-Nashville

Vol hurler, the Naval Air Station blanked the Greenies

2-0 in the Initial game of the season as his teammates

hopped on Warren Nelson who made an encouraging

debut. Against the New Orleans Pelicans in the second

encounter. Nelson was the most effective pitcher but

the Birds hammered him for a 6-2 victory. The Greenies

then won three straight as Nelson and Boyd Taylor turned

in Improving efforts on the mound. Tulane's stickwork

was impressive in registering a 13-11 win over S. L. I. by

virtue of a seven run seventh inning rally.

"Little Monk's" charges dropped a two-game series

to Mississippi State In the first outing against a South-

eastern Conference team, but Hal Peck's nifty fly-chasing

and the clutch clubbing of Eddie Brennan and Mike

Popovec were outstanding. Popovec blasted two home

runs in the first game as the Wavemen bowed I 1-9, and

Brennan socked a homer and single besides hurling five

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Back row left to right: John Anderson. Ray Breaux. George Nusloch, Eddie Brennen, Ray Dufrechou Roy

Barbier, Boyd Taylor, and Val Seghers, Front row, left to right: Mike Popovec. Warren Nelson, Ed Smith,

Crusty Cambon, Stan Vivirito, Pat Kelly, and Hal Peck.

innings in a valiant effort to halt State's 19-13 onslaught

in the second fray.

Sparked by Popovec, Roy Barbier, and Ray Dufrechou,

Tulane bounced back into the win column with a lop-

sided 19-5 conquest of the Naval Air Station. "Maulin'

Mike" poled another home run in addition to securing

three other hits as the Greenies handily ran up the

imposing score. After whitewashing Keesler Field, 7-0,

at Biloxi in their next game, the Wave took a nosedive

and lost nine straight before ending the season by

trouncing Barksdale Field 14-3. During their slump, the

Olive Green and Blue lads dropped a pair of double-

headers to L. S. U. as the alert Tigers pounded the tired

pitching staff without mercy. Nevertheless, the Greenies

extended the Bengals in every game but the first.

Baseball stock is expected to soar in the Tulane camp

next season with several diamond stars returning from the

service, coupled with the holdovers from this year. Coach

Simons must take a bow, however, for getting the utmost

from the limited, but spirited talent which comprised

the 1946 squad.

Barbier crosses platter against L. S. U. RAY DUFRECHOU

TRACKCO-CAPTAIN HUGH LILES

On the cinderpaths this year the Sreenles were sparked by several crack per-formers, but as a

team they lacked all-round balance.

Co-Captain Hugh Liles for the second straight year annexed the S.E.C. high and low hurdles

crown; and Frank Burge, also for the second time, placed in both barrier contests. "Big Sam" Katz,

hefty freshman, heaved the shot over 45 feet for a third first place for the Waves while Spencer

Johnson, Bob Parsons, and Co-Captain Bill McLane, middle distance and distance men, placed in

their specialties as Tulane finished third in the meet.

The high point of the year was the stunning jolt given L. S. U. and Georgia Tech in a triangular

meet which Tulane won. Liles, Johnson, Katz. Parsons, Burge, Ray Arthur, Marvin McCain, Bob

Frentress and McLane led the victorious Wave in their peak performance.

Tulane entered the Southwestern Relays and the Texas Relays in addition to dual meets with

L. S. U. and the Merchant Marine Cadet School. Liles, Parsons, and Johnson represented the

Greenies at the NCAA meet but did not place.

Sprinters Get Set

BOB PARSONS

BILL McLANECo-Captain

Frentress Vaults Eleven Feet

1946 Olive and Blue Thinclads

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SAM KATZS.E.C. Shot Put Champion

Led by Leslie Longshore, the Southeastern Conference singles champion, Tulane com-

pleted a good year on the tennis courts with a record of four victories, two losses, and

two ties. Coach Emmett Pare returned from the service to tutor the Greenie netmen,

who climaxed the season by overwhelming L. S. U. twice by 6 to scores. Longshore,

Captain Rufus C. Harris, Jr., Maurice Lagarde, Billy Conery, and Coultas Pears earned

letters, with Harris and Pears adding a second stripe to their sleeves.

In the opening match the Tulane racqueteers bowed to the City Park Tennis Club, 4-2.

but Longshore stood out by defeating City Park's hard-driving Allan Smuck 7-5, t-2. The

crack double combination of Longshore and Lagarde whipped the No. I City Park duo

of Choppin and Bill Macassin in straight sets, 6-4, 6-4. Against the New Orleans Lawn

Tennis Club, the Greenie rolled over a team of ex-Tulanians. 5 to I , as Longshore, Lagarde,

Harris, and Pears each convincingly won his singles match. Former coach Ernie Sutter

and Billy Westerfield teamed to trounce Longshore and Harris, 6-2, 3-6, 6-2 for the

N.O.L.T.C.'s lone victory in the feature contest of the afternoon.

Playing for the first time away from home, Tulane split even, 3-3, with Rice at Houston,

Texas, as Harris and Pears won their singles matches and then turned back the Owls in

doubles. Steady Sam Match handed Longshore his only defeat in regular season competi-

tion, 6-1, 6-2. On the following day, the Greenies journeyed to Austin, and were beaten

4-2 by the Texas Longhorns. After gaining an even break in the four singles matches.

Texas outlasted the Wave to win both doubles contests. Returning to their home courts,

the Greenies coasted to an easy 5-1 victory over the sailors of the Gulfport Naval Training

Center.

Tulane maintained their superiority over their L. S. U. cousins by severely whitewashing a

badly outmanned Tiger squad 6-0. Billy Conery was the only Waveman to be extended, as

his teammates made the Bengals yell "uncle" in both singles and doubles. The courtmen

met Georgia Tech in their next engagement and surprised all by holding the smooth-

stroking Engineers to a 3-3 draw—the first in twenty-nine contests that they failed to

register a win. As a climax to this upset. Longshore bested Tech's No. I netman, HowardMcCall, who lost his first match since playing as a freshman in 1943. His 6-1, 6-4 triumph

ended McCall's fifty-one game streak. It should be noted that Lagarde, the very con-

TENNIS RUFUS HARRIS. JR.

Coach Pare poses with tennis squad

sistent No. 2 player, was permanently sidelined by sickness before

the Tech match, causing Coach Pare to juggle his team consider-

ably, in the final affair of the year the Tigers spent another

gloomy afternoon as Tulane showed no mercy by again applying

the calcimine to L. S. U., blanking them 6-0.

Georgia Tech captured the team crown In the Southeastern

Conference tournament held at New Orleans, but Longshore

walked off with the singles laurels by trouncing highly rated McCall

of Tech in the finals, 10-8, 7-5. Longshore was seeded No. 2 In

the conference: Johnny Hyden of Vandy, the No. I seeded player,

fell by the wayside In the semifinals before the smashes of McCall.

Longshore and Harris carried the Tulane colors in the N.C.A.A.

tennis championships at Evanston, Illinois, but they bowed out In the

early rounds.

Coach Pare turned In a crackerjack coaching job with his first

post-war team, and experts are looking toward Tulane for the

cream of the collegiate tennis crop In 1947. Former national

indoor and outdoor boys' champion, Dick Mouledous, Is a certainty

for '47. Jack Tuero, the highly regarded star who gave the 1946

NCAA champ, Bob Falkenburg, such stiff competition before

entering the Navy, will be counted on to clinch a berth on the

team. Freshmen Wade Herren and Walker Harris are two others

around whom Pare will build his powerhouse. Then there are

Harcourt Waters and Gary Albertine. both of whom played In the

No. I spot before Uncle Sam beckoned. And when you consider

that Longshore and Rufus Harris are returning next year, there is

little reason to wonder why Pare is wearing a smile. Yes. the

Olive Green and Blue tennis banner will again fly high.

SCHEDULE AND SCORES

Tulane . . 2; City Park Tennis Club at New Orleans 4

Tulane . . 5; New Orleans Lawn Tennis Club at New Orleans . . I

Tulane . . 3; Rice Institute at Houston, Texas 3

Tulane . . 2; University of Texas at Austin, Texas 4

Tulane . . 5; Gulfport N. T. C. at New Orleans 1

Tulane . . 6; Louisiana State University at New Orleans ....Tulane . .3; Georgia Tech at Atlanta, Georgia 3

Tulane . . 6; Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge. La. . .

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BILLY CONERY

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THE lUlANE fiOlF TEAMAfter an encouraging turnout of eighteen aspirants

in the beginning of the goif campaign, Coach Innes

Millar narrowed his links squad down to seven—Bob

Duffy, Andy Carter, John Stahl, Malcolm Miller, Nor-

wood Hingle, Al Stolen, and Ellis Woodward. These

linksmen carried the Wave colors in the brief schedule

of four matches, of which the Greenies copped one.

In a duel with Louisiana State, the Greenie golfers

were beaten II to 7 as the Tigers' Jimmy Wittenberg

and Bobby Cole each carded 73's to provide the margin

of victory in their singles matches. Malcolm Miller scored

the lone Wave win of the afternoon by trimming Luca

Barbato. Tulane journeyed to Atlanta for a meeting

with the undefeated Georgia Tech team who accounted

for their fourth win of the season by defeating the turf-

men, I ly^-b'/i.

Using seven men in a match against Keesler Field, the

Green Wave bested the neighboring servicemen 21 to 9.

Tulane's Malcolm Miller topped the scoring with a neat

72, followed by Jim Jackson of Keesler and John Stahl,

73; Bob Duffy, 74; and Al Stolen, 75. L. S. U. drubbedTulane 14-4 in the final match with Wittenberg and Cole

firing 74's for the outstanding cards of the day. Duffy,

Miller, Carter and Stolen represented Tulane.

Stahl was the only Wave golfer who qualified for

the championship flight of the Southern Intercollegiate

Golf Tournament held at Athens, Georgia, hie was

eliminated in the first round, however, by L. S. U.'s

Wittenberg, who reached the finals before bowing out.

BOB DUFFY ELLIS WOODWARD AL STOLEN

J. W. BARNESDirector

Intramural Council

The function of the Intrannural Council is to encourage the entire male student

body to participate In organized athletic sports, and also to encourage participation

in active recreation. The Intramural Council organizes and promotes competition

between individuals and groups of students and fosters the spirit of sportsmanship

between participants and spectators.

In the past year, it organized both team and individual sports. The team sports

for the year were basketball and softball. The individual sports included handball,

golf, track, tennis, swimming, and a cross country run.

J. W. BARNES Director

R. S. KIMBALL Associate Director

R. F. Bland

M. C, Morrison

F. M. Collins

J. S. Mcintosh

MEMBERS

W. D. Weil

W. D. Pfeiffer

J. H. Walker

A. L. Pedrick

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FLORENCE A. SMITHDirector of Athletics

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SENIORSJOSEPH ADAMSERROLL ALLEN

KARL AIJIAN

CLAUDE BAKER, JR.

MAURICE ALEXANDER, JR.

DAN BEATTY

JOSEPH ADAMS, '47, Medicine; Lalieiand, Florida; Theta Kappa Psi; History of Medicine

Society.

KARL M. AIJIAN, '47, Medicine; Los Angeles, California.

MAURICE E. ALEXANDER, JR., '47, Medicine; Macon, Mississippi; Sigma Chi; Nu Sigma

Nu; History of Medicine.

ERROLL W. ALLEN, '47, Medicine; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Beta Theta Pi; Phi Chi;

Owl Club.

CLAUDE M. BAKER, JR., '47, Medicine; Minden, Louisiana.

DAN TROY BEATTY, '47, Medicine; Birmingham, Alabama; Sigma Chi; Nu Sigma Nu;

History of Medicine Society.

H. LAMAR BOESE, '47, Medicine; Ft, Lauderdale, Florida; Pi Kappa Alpha; Theta

Kappa Psi.

JAMES S. BOREN, '47, Medicine; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Rho Sigma; History of

Medicine Socie+v; Pan-Hftl enic— Medicine.

-MANUEL H. BRESLER, '47, Medicine; Pensacola. Florida.

JAMES M. BROCK, '47, Medicine; McComb, Mississippi; Phi Chi, Owl Club.

ROBERT H. BUCK, '47, Medicine; Eugene, Oregon; Theta Kappa Psi, Owl Club.

ARTHUR P. BURDON, '47, Medicine; Houston, Texas.

RAFAEL CANTON, '47, Medicine; Republic of Panama; Phi lota Alpha.

HERMINIO CARRIZO. '47, Medicine; Republic of Panama.

A. Z. CARTER, JR., '47, Medicine; Auburn, Alabama; Nu Sigma Nu.

EDWARD A. CARY, '47, Medicine; New Orleans, Louisiana; Beta Theta Pi; Phi Chi;

Beta Mu; Phi Beta Kappa.

WILLIAM D. CHAMBLIN, JR., '47, Medicine; BIytheville, Arkansas; Sigma Alpha

Epsilon; Beta Mu.

BENJAMIN R. CLANTON, '47, Medicine; New Orleans, Louisiana; Secretary (2) MedStudent Body; President (3) Med Student Body; Owl Club.

LAMAR BOESFRAFAEL CANTON

JAMES BORENHERMINIO CARRIZO

EMANUEL BRESLER

A. Z. CARTER, JR.

JAMES BROCKEDWARD CARY

ROBERT BUCK ARTHUR BURDONWILLIAM CHAMBLIN, JR. BENJAMIN CLANTON

1"P1PP"''^

LEWIS CLAYPOOLOLIVER DALY

HOWELL COE. JR.

GLENN DAVIS

SIDNEY COHN JOSEPH CROOKSHANKEUGENE DEANS-BARRETT HORTENSIA DEL MARMOL

JOSEPH DABNEYBEN DENNY

PAUL DARONLUCAS DILEO

LEWIS B. CLAYPOOL, '47. Medicine; Brooklyn. Iowa; Owl Club; History of Medicine;

Vice-President (4) Student Body.

HORTENSIA R. del MARMOL. '47, Medicine; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha Epsilon

lota; History of Medicine Society.

HOWELL D. COE. JR., '47, Medicine; Dothan, Alabama; Phi Chi.

SIDNEY A. COHN, '47, Medicine; Union Springs, Alabama; Zeta Beta Tau; Phi Delta

Epsilon.

JOSEPH W. CROOKSHANK. '47. Medicine; Purdin. Missouri; Theta Kappa Psi; History

of Medicine.

JOSEPH T. DABNEY. '47, Medicine; Livingston. Texas; Theta Kappa Psi; Owl Club.

BEN W. DENNY, '47, Medicine; Childress, Texas; Nu Sigma Nu; Alpha Epsilon Delta;

Owl Club; Pan-Hellenic—Medicine.

LUCAS A. DILEO. '47, Medicine; New Orleans Louisiana; Phi Rho Sigma.

CRADDOCK K. DUSON, '47, Medicine; El Campo, Texas; Kappa Sigma; Phi Chi.

JACK J. EASOM, '47, Medicine; Walnut Grove. Mississippi; Phi Chi.

PAUL B. DARON. '47. Medicine; Gulfport, Mississippi; Theta Kappa Psi; Phi Rho

Sigma; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Beta Beta Beta.

RAY O. EDWARDS, JR., '47, Medicine; Jacksonville, Florida; Beta Theta Pi; Nu Sigma

Nu.

OLIVER P. DALY, '47, Medicine; New Orleans, Louisiana; Nu Sigma Nu.

GLENN B. DAVIS, '47, Medicine; Austin, Texas; Theta Kappa Psi.

EUGENE A. DEANS-BARRETT. '47, Medicine; Albuquerque, New Mexico; Phi Mu Theta;

Alpha Kappa Kappa.

HUGH K. ENGLISH, '47, Medicine; Dallas, Texas; Phi Chi; History of Medicine Society.

ALBERT L. EXLINE, '47, Medicine; Dallas, Texas; Kappa Sigma; Nu Sigma Nu; History

of Medicine Society.

JOHN M. FORD, '47, Medicine; Baldwyn, Mississippi; Phi Chi; Owl Club.

CRADDOCK DUSONHUGH ENGLISH

JACK EASOMALBERT EXLINE

RAY EDWARDS, JR.

JOHN FORD Maxwell Edward Lapham, Dean of the School of Medicine

SENIORSSIDNEY FORDLOUIS GARIEPY

JOHN FORT, JR.

ROBERT GILLESPY. JR.

VERNELLE FOXHERMAN GRAY

SIDNEY M. FORD, '47, Medicine; De Ridder, Louisiana. ROBERT HANAN. '47, Medicine; New Orleans, Louisiana; History of Medicine Society.

JOHN P. FORT, JR., '47, Medicine; Lookout Mountain Tennessee; Sigma Alpha

Epsilon.

HURST B. HATCH, JR., '47, Medicine; Raleigh, North Carolina; Pi Kappa Alpha; NuSigma Nu; History of Medicine Society; Owl Club.

VERNELLE FOX, '47, Medicine; Paris, Tennessee; President. Alpha Epsilon lota. AYNAUD M. HEBERT, '47, Medicine; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Sigma; Beta Mu.

LOUIS B. GARIEPY, '47, Medicine; Detroit, Michigan; Nu Sigma Nu; Owl Club; His-

tory of Medicine Society; Newman Club.ERWIN HECKER. '47, Medicine; Washington, D. C; Sigma Alpha Mu; President, Phi

Deltd Epsilon; Beta Mu; Phi Beta Kappa.

ROBERT R. GILLESPY, JR., '47, Medicine; Birmingham, Alabama; Nu Sigma Nu;

Chi Psi.

HERMAN H. GRAY, '47, Medicine; Pomona, California; Westminster Fellowship.

JACK LEE GRINDLE, '47, Medicine; Harlingen, Texas; Nu Sigma Nu; History of

Medicine Society.

JOSEPH A. GUILBEAU, JR., '47, Medicine; Newqulf, Texas; Beta Theta Pi; Phi Chi.

CARL N. HAGGARD. '47, Medicine; Lexington, Kentucky.

WARREN B. HENRY, '47, Medicine; Chattanooga, Tennessee,

CHESLEY H. HILL, '47, Medlclna; Amory. Mississippi; Phi Chi; Alpha Epsilon Delta.

BERNARD L. JACOBS, '47, Medicine; New Orleans, Louisiana; Zeta Bela Tau; Phi

Delta Epsilon.

FRANCIS L. JAUBERT, JR., '47, Medicine; New Orleans. Louisiana; Phi Rho Sigma;

Beta Mu; History of Medicine Society; Newman Club.

ROBERT H. JERNIGAN, '47, Medicine; Dunedin, Florida; Alpha Tau Omega; Phi Chi.

JACK GRINDLEERWIN HECKER

JOSEPH GUILBEAU, JR. CARL HAGGARDWARREN HENRY CHESLEY HILL

ROBERT HANANBERNARD JACOBS

HURST HATCH, JR.

FRANCIS JAUBERT, JR.

AYNAUD HEBERTROBERT JERNIGAN

KENNETH JORNSRICHARD KO

LEON KAHNEUGENE KRAEMER, JR.

SAM KARTUSPHILIP KRUPP. JR.

WILLIAM KERRRICHARD LEVY

KARL KESMODEL. JR. RALPH KIDD, JR.

DAVID LOVEMAN GEORGE MARCH

KENNETH L. JORNS, '47. Medicine: Clinton. Oklahoma.

LEON KAHN, '47. Medicine, Sebring. Florida; Zeta Beta Tau; Phi Delta Epsilon; His-

tory of Medicine Society.

SAM KARTUS, '47, Medicine: Bessemer, Alabama; Phi Delta Epsilon.

V/ILLIAM R. KERR, '47, Medicine; Houston, Texas; Theta Kappa Psi.

KARL F. KESMODEL, JR., '47, Medicine; Birmingham. Alabama; Nu Sigma Nu.

RALPH V. KIDO, JR., '47, Medicine; Charlotte, North Carolina; Theta Kappa Psi.

RICHARD CHOON BONG KO. '47. Medicine; Hilo, Hawaii

EUGENE A. KRAEMER JR., '47, Medicine; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Rho Sigma;

History of Medicine Society; Newman Club.

PHILIP J. KRUPP. JR.. '47. Medicine. New Orleans. Louisiana; Delta Sigma Phi; Theta

Kappa Psi; History of Medicine Society; Owl Club.

RICHARD W. LEVY. '47. Medicine; New Orleans, Louisiana; Zeta Beta Tau; Phi Delta

Epsilon; History of Medicine Society; Owl Club; Pan-Hellenic—Medicine,

DAVID EUGENE LOVEMAN. '47. Medicine; Gadsden. Alabama; Pi Kappa Alpha;Alpha Kappa Kappa; Band.

GEORGE M. MARCH. '47, Medicine; Mobile. Alabama; Theta Kappa Psi.

CHARLES G. MARKWARD. '47. Medicine; Fort Worth. Texas; Alpha Kappa Kappa;Owl Club.

ROBERT L. MEIERS. '47. Medicine; Enid. Oklahoma; Phi Chi; History of MedicineSociety; Owl Club.

THOMAS H, MITCHELL, '47. Medicine; Jackson. Mississippi; Kappa Alpha; Phi Chi;

Alpha Epsilon Delta.

JAMES G. MOORE. '47. Medicine; Amarillo, Texas; Phi Delta Theta; Phi Chi;

Owl Club.

FRANK J. MORGAN, JR., '47, Medicine; Marlon. Mississippi; Phi Chi; Alpha Epsilon

Delta.

CHESTER H, MURATA '47, Medicine; Sacramento, California,

CHARLES MARKWARD ROBERT MEIERSJAMES MOORE FRANK MORGAN, JR.

THOMAS MITCHELLCHESTER MURATA Dr. Hiram Kos+mayer and friends

SENIORSROBERT MYERSROY OHTANI

KENNETH NIX

TAKESHI OKANOTOM NORMANGEORGE PAETH

ROBERT W. MYERS. '47, Medicine; Atlanta, Georgia; Owl Club; Weslev Foundation.

KENNETH G. NIX, '47, Medicine; Spartanburg, South Carolina; Phi Chi; History of

Medicine Society; Owl Club; Baptist Student Union.

TOM D. NORMAN, '47. Medicine; Haynesville, Louisiana; Nu Signna Nu.

ROY R. OHTANI. '47. Medicine; Honolulu, T. H.; Alpha Omega Alpha; Phi Kappa Phi.

TAKESHI OKANO. '47, Medicine; Keauhou. Koma, Hawaii.

GEORGE W. PAETH, '47. Medicine; Vancouver. Washington.

BILLY J. PARNELL, '47. Medicine; Mt. Vernon. Texas; Theta Kappa Psi.

CHARLES W. PETERSON, '47, Medicine; New Orleans. Louisiana; Phi Chi.

LOUIS A. POLI2ZI. '47. Medicine; New Orleans. Louisiana; Phi Rho Sigma; Beta Mu.

JAMES A. POYNER, '47, Medicine; Dothan, Alabama; Phi Delta Theta.

FRANK R. PRESTON. '47, Medicine; Maywood, Illinois.

CHARLES L. REID. '47. Medicine; Clayton, Alabama; Phi Chi; History of Medicine

Society.

HARRY M. RICKETTS. JR., '47. Medicine; Dallas, Texas; Phi Chi; History of Medicine

Society.

HYMAN H. RUCHELMAN. '47. Medicine; New York, New York; Phi Lambda Kappa.

RICHARD G. SALOOM. '47, Medicine; Lafayette, Louisiana; Phi Chi; Alpha Phi

Omega; History of Medicine Society.

JOHN K. SCHELLACK, '47, Medicine; Dewey, Oklahoma; Theta Kappa Psi; History of

Medicine Society.

ROBERT R. SENTER. '47. Medicine; New Orleans. Louisiana; Kappa Alpha; Nu Sigma

Nu; Owl Club.

MARGARET M. K. SHELTON, '47. Medicine; Axis, Alabama.

BILLY PARNELLHARRY RICKETTS, JR.

CHARLES PETERSONHYMAN RUCHELMAN

LOUIS POLIZZI

RICHARD SALOOMJAMES POYNER

JOHN SCHELLACKFRANK PRESTONROBERT SENTER

CHARLES REID

MARGARET SHELTON

MARION SHELTONWILLIAM SULLIVAN. JR.

ARTHUR SILVERMANEVERETT SUHER

FRED SMITHTHOMAS TALKINGTON, JR.

JAMES STEWARTSAMUEL TAYLOR

STONEWALL STICKNEYWILLIAM THAMES. JR.

THOMAS STRAIN, JR.

ANDRE TOUZET

MARION DEWITT SHELTON. M?, Medicine; Charles-ton. South Carolina.

ARTHUR J. SILVERMAN. '47. Medicine; New Orleans. Louisiana; Phi Delta Epsilon;

History of Medicine Society; Pan-Hellenic— Medicine.

FRED N. SMITH. '47. Medicine; New Orleans. Louisiana.

JAMES H. STEWART. '47. Medicine; Ligon. Kentucky; Thela Kappa Psi; History of

Medicine Society.

STONEWALL B. STICKNEY, '47. Medicine; Mobile. Alabama; Beta Theta Pi; Phi Beta

Kappa; President. Owl Club.

THOMAS E. STRAIN. JR.. '47. Medicine; Shreveport. Louisiana; Phi Chi.

WILLIAM A. SULLIVAN, JR.. '47. Medicine; Nashville. Tennessee.

EVERETT C. SUTTER. '47. Medicine: Peyor. Oklahoma.

THOMAS W. TALKINGTON, JR.. '47. Medicine; Hattiesburg. Mississippi; Phi Chi.

SAMUEL C. TAYLOR, '47, Medicine; St, Francis, Kansas; Phi Chi; Owl Club.

WILLIAM D, THAMES. JR.. '47. Medicine; Lufkin. Texas; Nu Sigma Nu; Owl Club.

ANDRE C. L, TOUZET, '47. Medicine; New Orleans. Louisiana; Theta Kappa Psi; Beta

Mu; Owl Club.

BURT M. N. WALDEN. 47. Medicine; Landrum. South Carolina; Theta Kappa Psi.

PAUL F. WEHRLE, '47. Medicine; Tucson. Ariiona; Alpha Tau Omega; Theta KappaPsi; Kappa Kappa Psi,

CICELY L. WEIL. '47. Medicine; New Orleans, Louisiana.

ALBON E, WILLIAMS. '47. Medicine; Puntarenas. Costa Rica; Phi Chi.

STEWART McGEHEE WILLIAMS. '47, Medicine; New Orleans, Louisiana: Beta Theta

Pi; Nu Sigma Nu,

ROGER W. WITT. '47. Medicine; Clarence. Missouri; Theta Kappa Psi.

KENNETH L. WRIGHT, JR.. '47, Medicine; Tulsa. Oklahoma; Phi Rho Sigma.

GEORGE W. WYATT. '47. Medicine; Amarillo, Texas.

BURT WALDEN PAUL WEHRLESTEW/.RT WILLIAMS ROGER WITT

CICELY WEILKENNETH WRIGHT. JR.

ALBON WiLLIAMSGEORGE WYATT Col. Hugh Bayne receives honorary degree

Pirst Row;

GAULMAN ABSHiRE, '60, Medicine; Abbeville, Louisiana; Theta Kappa Psi.

JAMES FAIRLY ALISON, JR.. '50, Medicine; Selma, Alabama; KappaAlpha Order; Phi Chi.

RICHARD CORTEZ ALLEN. JR.. '50, Medicine; El Campo. Texas; Theta

Kappa Psi.

IVAN STUART ALTMAN, '49, Medicine; Louisville. Kentucky; Phi LambdaKappa; History of Medicine; Band.

VIRGINIA NASH APTER. '50. Medicine; Biloxi. Mississippi.

Second Row:

ROSA ASMAR-KALIL. '50. Medicine; Santurce. Puerto Rico; Alpha Epsilon

lota.

JAIME BARRAZA B.. '49, Medicine; Republic of Panama; Phi lota Alpha.

JACK BARRY, '49. Medicine; Newberry. Florida; Theta Kappa Psi; History

of Medicine Society.

ROBERT V. BEELER, JR.. '49. Medicine; Knoxville. Tennessee.

MARIA TERESA BERIO '49. Medicine; Corozal. Puerto Rico; Alpha Epsilon

lota.

Third Row:

FREDERICK B. BERRY, '49, Medicine; Houston. Texas; Theta Kappa Psi;

History of Medicine Society.

RALPH HOWARD BILLINGTON. '48. Medicine; New Orleans. Louisiana;

Theta Kappa Psi.

HENRY W. BLACKBURN, JR.. '48, Medicine; Miami. Florida; Nu SigmaNu; History of Medicine Society.

SKIPPER BOLDING. '50. Medicine; Austin. Texas; Theta Kappa Psi.

VAL F. BORUM. '50, Medicine; New Orleans. Louisiana.

Fourth Row:

FREM F. BOUSTANY. JR.. '50. Medicine; Lafayette. Louisiana; Delta TauDelta.

DONALD MUIR BRADBURN, '48. Medicine; New Orleans, Louisiana; Beta

Theta Pi; Phi Chi; Phi Beta Kappa; Beta Mu; History of Medicine Society.

LEROY KILPATRICK BRANCH. '48. Medicine; Lettsworth. Louisiana.

GERALD EDWARD BRANDES, '50, Medicine; Victoria. Texas; Theta KappaPsi.

WALTER H, BRENT. JR., '50, Medicine; Hammond, Louisiana; Beta ThetaPi; Nu Sigma Nu.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

CHARLES W. BRICE, JR.. '50. Medicine; Chester. South Carolina; Theta KappaPsi; Honor Council. '46-'47.

MASON EUGENE BROCK. '50. Medicine; Grapevine. Texas; Nu Sigma Nu.

RALPH LUCIUS BROCK. '48, Medicine; McComb. Mississippi; Phi Chi; Omi-cron Delta Kappa.

ROBERT HEYBURN BULLINGTON. '49. Medicine; Fort Smith. Arkansas; SigmaAlpha Epsilon; Phi Chi; Beta Beta Beta.

ROBERT J. CALES, '48. Medicine; Ralston, Oklahoma; Phi Chi; History of

Medicine Society.

Second Row:

GEORGE JOSEPH CARUSO. '49, Medicine; New Orleans. Louisiana; Phi

Rho Sigma.

WILLIAM ASHLEY CHERRY. '49. Medicine; Halls, Tennessee; Theta Kappa Psi.

ANITA J. CHONG. '49. Medicine; Fresno, California; Alpha Epsilon lota.

MAURICE ALLEN CLAMAN. '49. Medicine; Los Angeles. California; Phi

Delta Epsilon.

CLAYTON COOK, '49. Medicine; Hattiesburg, Mississippi; Kappa Alpha; Phi

Chi; History of Medicine Society.

Third Row:

LOYCE LEANORE CRAWFORD, '48. Medicine; Shreveport. Louisiana; AlphaEpsilon Iota.

EDWARD WEEKS DAUTERIVE, '48, Medicine; New Iberia. Louisiana; Alpha TauOmega; Phi Chi.

THOMAS W. DAVIS '50. Medicine- Alexandria. Louisiana; Phi Chi; Secre-

tary (I).

J. WILLIAM DENSER. '49, Medicine; Whitfield. Mississippi.

ANGEL M. DIAZ-MONTANEZ. '49, Medicine; Santurce, Puerto Rico; Phi lota

Alpha.

Fourth Row:

PRISCILA DIAZ, '49, Medicine; Caquas, Puerto Rico; Alpha Epsilon lota;

Baptist Student Union.

JERRY H. DONCHIN. '49. Medicine; New York. New York.

THOMAS S. EDWARDS, '50, Medicine; Jacksonville. Florida; Beta Theta Pi;

Nu Sigma Nu; Alpha Phi Omega.MILTON EICHLER, '49. Medicine; Bronx. New York,

BENNETT L. ELISBERG. '50. Medicine; New York. New York; Omicron Delta

Kappa; Sigma Xi; Who's Who; President. Graduate School, '45. Vice-President.

'44; Student Council. '45.

?4?

50, Medicine; Shreveport, Louisiana; Nu Sigma Nu.

'49, Medicine; New Orleans. Louisiana; Delta Tau

'49, Medicine; New Orleans, Louisiana; Nu

Pirst Row:

JOSEPH L. EWING,WILLIAM E. PARISDelta; Phi Chi.

CHARLES A. FARWELL,Sigma Nu.

RICHARD JENNINGS FIELD, JR., '49. Medicine; Centreville, Mississippi

Delta Kappa Epsilon; Nu Sigma Nu; History of Medicine Society,

FLORA FINCH, '48, Medicine; McComb, Mississippi; Alpha Epsilon lota

Second Row:

AUDREY FONTNOTE, '49, Medicine; Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

J. MARSH FRERE, JR., '49, Medicine; Chattanooga, Tennessee; Phi Chi;

History of Medicine Society; A Capella Choir.

GEORGE JAMES FRUTHALER, '48, Medicine; New Orleans. Louisiana;

Alpha Kappa Kappa; Phi Beta Kappa.

ROGER SCHWERTFEGER GEIBEL, '50, Medicine; Houston, Texas.

JAMES HOWARD GENTRY, '49, Medicine; Montgomery, Alabama; Alpha

Tau Omega; Phi Chi; History of Medicine Society; Band; Festival Choir;Baptist Student Union.

Third Row:

JOHN R. GIBSON, '49, Medicine; Portland, Oregon; Nu Sigma Nu;History of Medicine Society; Treasurer, Student Body, '46-'47.

JAMES EMMETT GOODE, '48, Medicine; Dallas, Texas; Theta Kappa Psi.

ROBERT H. GOODMAN, '50, Jersey City, New Jersey; Phi Lambda Kappa;History of Medicine Society; Band; TUT; Radio Workshop.

NINA BESS GOSS, '50, Medicine; Jackson, Mississippi; Beta Sigma Omi-cron.

B. HOLLY GRIMM, '50, Medicine; New Orleans, Louisiana; Theta KappaPsi.

Fourth Row:

DOYLE R. HAMILTON, JR., '50. Medicine; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi

Chi; Baptist Student Union.

JACKIE LYNN HANSEN. '48; Medicine; Avoca, Louisiana; Alpha Epsilon

lota.

CHARLES P. HARGIS, '50, Medicine; Fort Worth, Texas; Nu Sigma Nu.

JAMES HAROL HARRISON, '50, Medicine; Gadsden, Alabama; Nu SigmaNu.

GENE C. HASSINGER, '50, Medicine; New Orleans, Louisiana.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

ED BUMPASS HELMS, '48, Medicine; Austin, Texas; Theta Kappa Psi.

DANILO A. HERRERA, '50, Medicine; Heredia, Costa Rica; Phi lota Alpha.

GUY M. HICKS, JR., '49, Medicine; Alexandria, Louisiana; Kappa Sigma;Nu Sigma Nu; History of Medicine.

ASAICHI GEORGE HIESHIMA, '49, Medicine; Chicago, Illinois.

ROBERT ERB HIGGS, '49, Medicine; Oakland. California; Phi Chi; HonorCouncil, Sophomore Representative (2); Beta Beta Beta.

Second Row;

JOE E. HIRSCH, '48, Medicine; MIddletown, Missouri.

CORTELL K. HOLSAPPLE, '48. Medicine; Fort Worth. Texas; Alpha KappaKappa.

LEO G. HORAN, '49, Medicine; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Sigma; NuSigma Nu; History of Medicine Society.

LOUIS B. HUGHES, '49, Medicine; Austin, Texas; Delta Kappa Epsilon;Nu Sigma Nu; History of Medicine Society.

ALEXANDER W. HULETT, '50, Medicine; Charleston, Mississippi; Kappa Sigma;Phi Chi.

Third Row:

HUBERT L. HUNT, JR., '48, Medicine; Wichita Falls, Texas; Kappa Alpha;Theta Kappa Psi

NOEL V. ICE. '50, Medicine; McAllen, Texas; Nu Sigma Nu; Wesley Founda-tion; History of Medicine Society.

ROBERT E. IVY, 50, Medicine; Hollandalo, Mississippi; Phi Chi.

THOMAS N, JAMES. '49, Medicine; Amory, Mississippi; Alpha Tau Omega;Phi Chi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Phi Beta Kappa; History of Medicine Society;Festival Choir.

CHARLES CLEMENT JAUBERT, '48, Medicine; New Orleans. Louisiana; Phi RhoSiqma; Beta Mu; Newman Club.

Fourth Row:

MELVIN FREDERICK JOHNSON, JR., '48. Medicine; Shreveport. Louisiana.

SAMUEL B. JOHNSON, '48, Medicine; Canyon, Texas; Alpha Kappa Kappa;A Cappella Choir; GUt Club.

CURTIS W. JONES. JR., '48, Medicine; Benton, Arkansas; Sigma Chi; NuSigma Nu.

FREDERICK B. JONES, '60, Medicine; Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

CHARLES J. KAHN. '50, Medicine; Peniacola. Florida; Zota Beta Tau; Hulla-baloo.

243

First Row:MARGARET LOUISE KERR, '49, Medicine; Fayetteville, Arltansas; Alpha

Epsilon lota,

BETTY J. KESSLER, '50, Medicine; Birmingham, Alabama; Who's Who.

WILKES A. KNOLLE, '48, Medicine; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Tau

Delta; Theta Kappa Psi.

KATHRYN J. KRIEGER, '49, Medicine; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha

Epsilon lota.

WILLIAM LEE KRIVIT, '48, Medicine; Linden, New Jersey; Zeta Beta Tau;

Phi Beta Kappa.

Second Row:

EVELYN KUINLAM, '49, Medicine; Arecibo. Puerto Rico; Alpha Epsilon

lota.

ELMO J. LABORDE, '48, Medicine; Marksville, Louisiana; Phi Chi; History

of Medicine Society.

JAMES W. LANCASTER, '50, Medicine; Sunflower, Mississippi; KappaAlpha; Nu Sigma Nu; Omicron Delta Kappa.

ALVIN H. LASSEN, '49, Medicine; New Orleans. Louisiana; Sigma Alpha

Mu; Phi Lambda Kappa.

ROY H. LEDBETTER, JR., '48, Medicine; Birmingham, Alabama; Phi Chi,

History of Medicine Society.

Third Row:GEORGE N. LEWIS, '49, Medicine; Bartow, Florida; Beta Theta Pi;

Phi Chi; Phi Beta Kappa; History of Medicine Society.

ROYALL T. LILES, JR., '49, Medicine; New Orleans. Louisiana; Theta

Kappa Psi.

JUSTIN B. LOE, '50, Medicine; Pineville, Louisiana.

TREVE B. LUMSDEN, '49, Medicine; LaGrande, Oregon; Theta Kappa Psi.

CLU FLU LUSK, '50, Medicine; Eros, Louisiana; Phi Chi; Honor Council (I).

Fourth Row;

CUNNINGHAM R. MacCORDY, '48, Medicine; St. Petersburg. Florida; NuSigma Nu; History of Medicine Society.

FRANCES L. McCALLA, '48, Medicine; Little Rock, Arkansas; Alpha Epsilon

lota; History of Medicine Society.

CARL A. McCANDLISH, '50, Medicine; Minden, Louisiana; Theta KappaPsi.

LOUIS K McCOWN, '49 Medicine; Forrest City. Arkansas; Sigma Chi; Phi

Chi.

LAWRENCE N. McCULLOUGH. JR., '60. Medicine; Albuquerque, NewMexico; Theta Kappa Psi.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

SYLVESTER H. McDONNIEAL, '48, Medicine; Summerland, Mississippi; Theta

Kappa Psi.

WILLIAM E. McGEE, '50, Medicine; Macon, Mississippi; Nu Sigma Nu.

JAMES D. MALONE, '48, Medicine; Fort Worth, Texas; Theta Kappa Psi.

JOSEFINA DEL PILAR MANGUAL, '48, Medicine; Santurce, Puerto Rico;

Alpha Epsilon lota; JAMBALAYA; Hullabaloo.

JEANNE M. MARCOUX, '49, Medicine; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha

Epsilon lota; Beta Beta Beta; Phi Beta Kappa; Class Secretary (2).

Second Row:

LOUISE P. MARKHAM, '50, Medicine; Russellville, Kentucky.

FRANK T. MARASCALCO, '48, Medicine; Grenada, Mississippi; Phi Chi.

ROBERT VON PURUCKER MAXON. '48. Medicine; Montgomery. Alabama;Beta Theta Pi; Phi Chi; Class Treasurer (3).

LEON MEIER, '48, Medicine; Tacoma, Washington; Phi Delta Epsilon.

STANTON L. MIDDLETON, JR.,

Psi.

'48, Medicine; Roxie. Mississippi; Theta Kappa

Third Row:

Medicine- Salinas, Puerto Rico; Phi lota Alpha;MANUEL N. MIRANDA, '48,

History of Medicine Society.

JACK MOORE, '49, Medicine; Wharton, Texas; Kappa Alpha; Phi Chi.

JACK MOOSSY, 50, Medicine; Shreveport, Louisiana; Phi Rho Sigma.

EDWARD R. MORGAN, '50, Medicine; Harlan, Kentucky; Phi Rho Sigma.

DONALD T. MORRISON, '50, Medicine; Leavenworth, Kansas; Nu Sigma Nu.

Fourth Row:

ELOIVA MUNOZ, '43, Medicine; Rio Piedias, Puerto Rico; Alpha Epsilon lota.

CARL O. MURRAY, '48, Medicine; Crockett, Texas; Phi Chi.

FRANCIS I. NICOLLE, '50, Medicine; Baton Rouge, Louisiana; Phi Chi,

ELVIN B. NOXON, '50, Medicine; San Antonio. Texas; Theta Kappa Psi;

President Class (1).'

EDWARD WILLIAM A. OCHSNER, JR., '48, Medicine; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Beta Theta Pi; Nu Sigma Nu; History of Medicine Society.

244

First Row:

JOSEPH C. OGLE, '48, Medicine; Garland, Texas; Theta Kappa Psi.

WILLIAM A. PACETTI, JR., '50, Medicine; Miami. Florida; Phi Chi.

MAX PAILET. "50, Medicine; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Nu;Lambda Kappa.

ROBERT H. PALMER. JR.,

O. OGDEN PAREDES, '50,

'49, Medicine; Sreeneville, Tennessee; Ph

Medicine; Chester, Virginia; Nu Sigma Nu

Phi

Chi.

seco nd Row:

Artesia, New Mexico; Theta KappaDONALD J. PERRY. '48, Medicine;PsI; History of Medicine Society.

VAN B. PHILPOT, '50. Medicine; Holly Springs. Mississippi; Phi Chi.

REUBEN J. PLANT, JR.. '49. Medicine; Tallassee, Alabama; Phi KappaSigma; Nu Sigma Nu; History of Medicine Society; Class Vice-President,

Arts and Sciences. '45.

ALBERT M. PRATT, II, '48, Medicine; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Alpha;Nu Sigma Nu; Phi Beta Kappa; History of Medicine Society.

ROBERT E. RABORN, '48, Medicine; Trenton, Florida; Theta Kappa PsI;

Class President (I).

Third Row:

MORTON H. RACHELSON, '50, Medicine; Flushing. Long Island. NewYork; Phi Lambda Kappa; Alpha Phi Omega; Phi Beta Kappa.

JOSEPH A. RAUTERKUS, JR., '49, Medicine; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; NuSigma Nu,

MARGARET C. REICHERT, '50, Medicine; St. Louis, Missouri.

DAVID L. REIVE. '49. Medicine; Detroit. Michigan.

RUSSELL O. RIGBY. '49, Medicine; Shreveport, Louisiana; Kappa Alpha;Phi Chi; Who's Who.

Fourth Row:

EDWIN RIVERA, '49, Medicine; Cabo Roio, Puerto Rico; Phi lota Alpha.

JOHN W. ROARK. '49, Medicine; Troup. Texas; Phi Chi.

EDWARD D. RODDA, '50, Medicine; Okmulgee, Oklahoma; Sigma Chi;Nu Sigma Nu.

FELIX R. RODRIGUEZ, '49, Medicine; Caracau, Venezuela.

ALBERT D. ROOD, '50, Medicine; Orlando, Florida; Phi Chi.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

IRVING L. ROSEN. '49. Medicine; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi LambdaKappa; History of Medicine Society.

BILLIE ROUNTREE, '48, Medicine; Fort Worth, Texas; Theta Kappa Psi.

HENRY A. RUSSELL, JR.. '49. Medicine; Murfreesboro, Tennessee; Phi Chi.

RICHARD O. RUTLAND, JR.. '49. Medicine; Eufaula, Alabama; Sigma Chi;

Nu Sigma Nu.

JAMES E. SAFLEY, '48, Medicine; Drew, Mississippi; Phi Chi.

Second Row:

JAMES H. SAFT, '49. Medicine; Houston. Texas; Zefa Beta Tau; Phi Delta

^illon; History of Medicine Society.

WILLIAM M. SAMMONS, '50. Medicine; Oklahoma City. Oklahoma; Phi Chi.

CARLOS SANTORO RUA. '50. Medicine; Mayaguez. Puerto Rico; Phi RhoSigma.

JAMES R. SAWYERS. '48. Medicine; Ryan, Oklahoma; Alpha Kappa Kappa.

COLEMAN S. SCHNEIDER, '50, Medicine; Port St, Joe, Florida; Sigma AlphaMu; Pii Delta Epsilon; Pan-Hellenic Council; Greenbackers; Band.

Third Row:

ROBERT W. SERVICE. '49. Medicine; Burbank, California; Nu Sigma Nu; His-

tory of Medicine Society

HAROLD J. SHANER. '49. Medicine; Dayton, Ohio; Nu Sigma Nu.

F6RD M, SHELL. '50. Medicine; Jackson. Mississippi; Theta Kappa Psi.

JAMES E. SHROPSHIRE. JR.. '49, Medicine; Birmingham. Alabama; SigmaAlpha Epilion; Phi Chi; Claii Vice-President (2).

HENRY G. SIMON. '48, Medicine; New Orleans, Louisiana; Zota Beta Tau;

History of Medicine Society.

Fourth Row:

Medicine; San Jose, California; Nu Sigma Nu;STANLEY A. SKILLICORN. '

History of Medicine Society.

EMASUE SNOW. '50. Medicine. Springfield. Missouri; Beta Beta Dola; Student

Affiliate; of American Chemical Society.

WILLIAM R. SCRUM. '49. Medicine; Claxton. Georgia.

DAVID L. STEPHENS, '49, Medicine; Gadsden, Alabama.

MICHAEL SULAK, 'SO, Madlcin*; Upper Darby, Ponnsylvania; Nu Sigma Nu.

245

First Row:

MELVIN B. SULLIVAN, '47. Medicine; Fort Worth, Texas; Nu Sigma Nu;

History of Medicine Society,

MARION T. SUMMAR, '49, Medicine; Dallas, Texas; Theta Kappa Psi.

WILLIAM D SWACKHAMER, '48, Medicine; Superior, Arizona; Nu SigmaNu.

LYNNE J. P. TAYLOR, '50, Medicine; Harper, Texas; Theta Kappa Psi.

JOHN H. TERRY, '4?, Medicine; Galesburg. Illinois; Beta Theta Pi; NuSigma Nu- Class President (2); History of Medicine Society; CampusNight.

Second Row:

ANDREW H. THALHEIM, JR.. '4?, Medicine; Gretna, Louisiana; Delta

Sigma Phi; Phi Chi; Gamma Delta; Class Secretary-Treasurer. Arts and

Sciences, '45.

SELLCRS J. THOMAS JR., '48, Medicine; Houston, Texas; Phi Delta Theta;

Phi Chi.

ALBERT TOWLE, '49. Medicine; Stockton. California; Phi Chi; Beta Beta

Beta.

GEORGE W. TUCKER. '49. Medicine; Crowley, Louisiana; Delta KappaEpsilon; Nu Sigma Nu; History of Medicine Society.

LOUIS R. TURBEVILLE, '48 Medicine; Dallas, Texas; Phi Chi; Phi KappaPsi.

Third Row:

JACK L. TURNER, '48, Medicine; Fort Worth, Texas; Nu Sigma Nu.

JAMES F. VAN PELT, JR., '50. Medicine; Oak Hill, West Virginia; Phi

Chi; Vice-President (I) Med Class.

JAMES W. VILDIBILL, '48. Medicine; Columbia, South Carolina; Phi Chi;

History of Medicine Society.

HERBERT P. VOKEL, '48, Medicine; Brooklyn, New York; Kappa Nu; Phi

Lambda Kappa; Beta Mu; Tulane University Theatre.

ANDREW S. WACHTEL, '49, Medicine; Beau Station. Tennessee; NuSigma Nu.

Fourth Row:

MARILYN G. WAGNER, '50, Medicine; New Orleans, Louisiana.

MARY E. WALKER, '48, Medicine; Decatur. Georgia; Alpha Epsilon lota;

History of Medicine Society.

MARCUS E. WARING, '48, Medicine; Tylertown, Mississippi; Pi KappaAlpha; Alpha Epsilon Delta.

PATRICIA A. WEBB, '50, Medicine; London WCI. England.

HARRY U. WHAYNE, JR.. '50, Medicine; Columbus, Kentucky; NuSigma Nu.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

PHIL J. WHITE, '49, Medicine; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Phi Chi.

JAMES WILLIAMS, JR., '50. Medicine; Jacksonville, Alabama; Nu Sigma Nu.

JACK F. WISMAN, '49, Medicine; Colby, Kansas; Nu Sigma Nu.

RICHARD K. WOODSON, '49, Medicine; Oakland. California; Nu Sigma Nu.

Second Row:

ISADORE YAGER, '49, Medicine; Brooklyn, New York.

ERNIE A. YOUNG, '51. Medicine; Commerce, Texas.

SAMUEL J. ZOECKLER, '49, Medicine; Davenport, Iowa.

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THE LAW SCHOOL

ENIORSBRUCE BAIRD, JR.

ANDRES CARTERBURLIE BROWN

JOSEPH DAVENPORT, JR.

JOHN BRYAN, JR.

JOHN DONNAUD

BRUCE BAIRD, JR., '47, Law; New Orlaans, Louisiana; Sigma Chi.

W. BURLIE BROWN, '47, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Delta Phi; Moot Court;

Glendy Burke.

JOHN W. BRYAN, JR., '47, New Orleans, Louisiana; Bjta Theta Pi; Phi Delta Phi;

Business Manager, Law Review; Lagniappes; Tulane Veterans' Association.

ANDRES P. CARTER, '47, Law; New 0.-|eans, Louisiana; Golf Team.

JOSEPH DAVENPORT, JR., '47, Law; Port Gibson, Mississippi.

JOHN S. DONNAUD, '47, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Kappa Epsllon; Phi

Delta Ph!; Moot Court.

RILEY B. FELL, '47, Law; Naw Orleans, Louisiana; Tulane University Theatre.

HARVEY G. FIELDS, JR.. '47, Law; FarmervUle, Louisiana; Phi Delta Phi; Moot Court

Board; University Student Council; President (4} Student Body; Secretary Student Body

(I): Chairman Honor Board; Who's Who.

EDWARD D. FINLEY, JR.. '47, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Alpha; Phi Beta

Kappa; Omicron Delta Kappa; Kappa Delta Phi; Law Review.

GEORGE M. FOOTE, '47, Law; Alexandria, Louisiana; Kappa Alpha.

ASHLEY J. GOLD, '47, Law; Shreveport, Louisiana; Sigma Alpha Mu; Law Review,

DANIEL D. GUICE, '47, Law; Biloxi, Mississippi; Kappa Alpha; Phi Delta Phi; Moot

Court Board (3); Pan-Hellenic Council (2) Chairman; President (1} Law Class.

ANTONIO GUZMAN-JUARBE. '47, Law; Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico; International Rela-

tions Club

HAYNES L. HARKEY, JR., '47, Law; Lake Providence, Louisiana; Pi Kappa Alpha; Phi

Delta Phi; Moot Court.

VICTOR H. HESS, JR., '47, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Delta Phi; Louisiana

Society Du Droit Civil.

RENE H. HIMEL, JR., '47, Law; Franklin, Louisiana; Alpha Tau Omega; Phi Beta

Kappa; Law Review,

JOHN F. LATHAM, '47, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Sigma Chi.

ALVIN N. LONDON, '47, Law; Hattlesburg, Mi:sissippi; Sigma Alpha Mu,

RILEY FELL HARVEY FIELDS, JR.

ANTONIO GUZMAN-JUARBE HAYNES HARKEY. JR.

EDWARD FINLEY, JR.

VICTOR HESS, JR.

GEORGE FOOTERENE HIMEL, JR.

ASHLEY GOLDJOHN F. LATHAM

DANIEL GUICEALVIN LONDON

,r7r I ^P^' ^r^i*

LOUIS McFAUL. JR.

ROBERT OLIVERCONRAD MEYER. Ill

JOSEPH ONEBANEJOHN MILLER, JR.

MELVIN OUDEREBB MUNDENSIDNEY PATE

PATRICK MURPHYVINCENTE PEREZ-DIAZ

IRVING NOVICKBEN PERKOWSKI

LOUIS W. McFAUL, JR.. '47, Law; New Orleans. Louisiana; Kappa Sigma; Phi Beta

Kappa: Omicron Delta Kappa; Kappa Delta Phi; Moot Court.

CONRAD MEYER. Ill, '47. Law; New Orleans. Louisiana; Delta Tau Delta; Ph! Beta

Kappa; Omicron Delta Kappa; Editor-in-Chief. Law Review.

JOHN S. MILLER, JR.. '47, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Delta Phi.

C. EBB MUNDEN, '47, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Kappa Sigma; Omicron Delta

Kappa; Kappa Delta Phi; Phi Delta Phi; Law Review; President (I) Class Commerce;President (2) Class Commerce; President (I) Class Law; President. Greenbackers;

President. Taffrail Club.

PATRICK C. MURPHY, '47, Law; Natchitoches, Louisiana: Phi Delta Theta; Phi Delta

Ph!.

IRVING NOVICK, '47, Law; New Orleans. Louisiana.

ROBERT B. OLIVER. '47. Law; Monroe, Louisiana; Beta Theta Pi; Phi Delta Phi.

JOSEPH ONEBANE, '47, Law; Lafayette, Louisiana; Phi Delta Phi; Moot Court.

MELVIN L. OUDER, '47, Law; Slidell, Louisiana.

SIDNEY K. PATE. '47, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Alpha Phi

Omega; Omicron Delta Kappa; Kappa Delta Phi; Who's Who; Student Center Council;

Lagniappes.

VINCENTE PEREZ-DIAZ, '47, Law; San Juan, Puerto Rico.

BEN PERKOWSKI, JR., '47. Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Law Review.

ANDREW L. PLAUCHE, '47, Law; Lake Charles, Louisiana; Delta Tau Delta; Phi Beta

Kappa; Omicron Delta Kappa; Phi Delta Phi; Law Review.

CHARLES SCHWARTZ, JR.. '47, Law, New Orleans, Louisiana; Zeta Beta Tau; Phi

Beta Kappa; Law Review.

JAMES C. SENTER, JR.. '47, Law; New Orleans. Louisiana; Alpha Tau Omega; Phi

Beta Kappa; Omicron Delta Kappa; Law Review.

HUEY P. SIMON. '47. Law; Lafayette, Louisiana; Phi Delta Phi; Law Review.

IRWIN S. SMITH, '47, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Epsilon Pi.

RAYMOND VILLEMARETTE, '47, Law; Marksvllle, Louisiana; Phi Delta Phi; LouisianaSociely Du Droit Civil; Tulane Veterans' Association.

CHARLES P. WILLIS, '47, Law; Shreveport, Louisiana; Phi Delta Phi; Moot Court;Tulane University Theatre.

HENRY WORNER, III, '47, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Sigma; Phi Delta Phi;

Moot Court.

ANDEW PLAUCHE CHARLES SCHWARTZ. JR. JAMES SENTER, JR. HUEY SIMONIRWIN SMITH RAYMOND VILLEMARETTE CHARLES WILLIS HENRY WORNER. Ill Roy and Mike at work

First Row:

JAMES T. ADAMS, '49, Law; Shreveport, Louisiana.

WALTER G. ANDRY, JR., '48, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana.

NORMAN J. ATTENHOFER, '47, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana.

ADRIAN C. BENJAMIN, JR., '49, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Zeta Beta

Tau; Radio Workshop; Tulane University Theatre.

HERBERT F. BENNERFIELD, '49, Law; Sretna, Louisiana.

Second Row:

NICHOLAS D. BERNARD, '48, Law; St. Martinville, Louisiana.

JOHN A. BOATNER, '49, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Sigma Pi.

MERL K. BROWNING, '49, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana.

ELLIOT R. BUCKLEY, '49, Law; San Antonio, Texas; Delta Kappa Epsilon.

ALVIN R. CHRISTOVICH, JR., '47, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Kappa

Sigma; Phi Delta Phi.

Third Row:

CARL S. COCO, '48, Law; Lake Charles, Louisiana; Newman Club.

FRANK O. COLEMAN, '47, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Delta Phi.

48. Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; PhiFREDERICK HDelta Theta.

RUPERT Y. COLLINS,JOSEPH G COLSONEpsilon.

COLLINS, JR..

'48, Law;

'49, La*

Shreveport, Louisiana; Radio Workshop.

;Greenwood, Mississippi; Sigma Alpha

Fourth Row:

WILLIAM J. CONRAD, '47, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana.

HARRIS D. COPENHAVER, '49. Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Sigma Chi;

Pan-Hellenic—Tulane; JAMBALAYA; Y. M. C. A.; TUSK.

JOHN W. COX, '49, Law; New Orleans. Louisiana; Delta Sigma Phi.

LOUIS G. DUTEL, JR., '48, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana.

ROBERT M. FLEMINGS, '48, Law; St. Martinville, Louisiana.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

MICHAEL J. J. FLEMING, '49, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana.

EDWIN H. FRANK, JR., '49, Law; Houston, Texas; Vice-President (I) Class.

EDWARD V. FRAYLE, '49, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana.

JOHN D. FRAZAR, '49, Law; De Ridder, Louisiana.

GEORGE H. FUST, '48, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana.

Second Row:

SAM C. GAINSBURGH, '49, Law; Alexandria, Louisiana.

WARREN L. GARFUNKEL, '49, Law: New Orleans, Louisiana; Sigma Alpha

Mu; A Cappella Choir.

JAMES C. GARRISON, '48, Law; Laurel, Mississippi.

MASON P. GILFOIL, 48, Law; Lake Providence, Louisiana; Beta Theta Pi; Alpha

Alpha Alpha; Omicron Delta Kappa; Phi Beta Kappa; President (1) Class.

VANCE M. GILMER, '49. Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha Tau Omega.

Third Row:

HARRY J. GLASS, ''

Delta Phi.

THOMAS K. GREEN,JAMES C. GULOTTA

B, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Kappa Sigma; Phi

JR., '49, Law; Natchez, Mississippi; Phi Delta Theta.

'49, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Sigma Phi.

JOSEPH A. HABER, 48, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana.

GEORGE B. HALL, '48, Law; Alexandria, Louisiana; Phi Kappa Sigma; Beta

Gamma Sigma.

Fourth Row:

FREDERICK J. R. HEEBE, '49, Law; Gretna, Louisiana; Delta Sigma Phi; Phi

Beta Kappa.

GILBERT L. HETHERWICK, '49, Law; Shreveport, Louisiana.

NORWOOD N. HINGLE, JR., '48, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Moot Court;

Golf Team.

WILMER G. HINRICHS, '47 Law; New Orleans, Louisiana.

GEORGE W. HODGES, JR., '49, Law; Ashville. Alabama; Delta Sigma Phi;

I. R. C.

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First Row:

CALVm C. HOPPMEYER. '49, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Gamma Delta.

HARRY H. HOWARD, '4?, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta SigmaPhi President- JAMBALAYA Business Manager; Hullabaloo; Publications

Board; Newman Club; Glendy Burke; Pan-Hellenic Council; Greenbackers;Tulane Veterans' Association; Vice-President (2) Class.

GROVER C. HUBLEY, '48, Law; Many, Louisiana.

EUGENE E. HUPPENBAUER, JR., '49, Law; New Orleans. Louisiana,

ROBERT E. JOHNSON, '48. Law; St. Martinville, Louisiana.

Second Row;

E. JOYNER, JR., '49, Law; Minden, Louisiana; Alpha Tau

Delta Tau Delta;

NICOLASOmega.GEORGE J. KAMBUR, '49, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana.

RICHARD M. KEISER, '48, Law; Harlingen, Texas;

American Legion—Tulane Post.

SAMMY C. KENNON, '49, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana.

THOMAS M. KILLGORE. '48. Law; Lisbon. Louisiana; Phi Delta Theta.

Third Row:

LEONARD M. KING, JR., '48, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Pi KappaAlpha; Kappa Delta Phi; Christian Science,

JACK E. KOCH, '48, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Sigma.

SYLVA M. LANDRESS, '48, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; International

Relations Club.

Lockport, Louisiana.

Kentwood, Louisiana- Beta Theta Pi- BetaPhi; Who's Who; Baptist Student Union;

JEFFREY J. LEBLANC, '48, La

FLOYD W. LEWIS, '49, Lav.

Gamma Sigma; Kappa Delta

President (4) Class, Commerce.

Fourth Row:

CALVERT C. LITTLE, '49, Law; London, Kentucky.

MARCEL LIVAUDAIS, JR., '49, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Sigma Chi.

THOMAS B. MclNTOSH, '49, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta SigmaPhi; Kappa Delta Phi; Who's Who; President (2 8 3) Classes in Arts andSciences; Vice-President (4), Arts and Sciences.

HAROLD MARX, JR., '48, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Zeta Beta Tau;

Pni Beta Kappa; Omicron Delta Kappa; Kappa Delta Phi; Alpha AlphaAlpha; Law Review.

PAUL R. MAYER, '49, Law; Shreveport, Louisiana.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

JULIAN J. MIESTER, '48, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Sigma.

FRANCIS C. MORAN, JR., '48. Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Sigma Phi.

POPE L. M05ELEY, III. '49, Law; Meridian, Mississippi; Sigma Chi.

CLEMENT M. MOSS, JR., '49, Law; Lake Charles, Louisiana; Beta Theta PI;

Alpha Phi Omega; Kappa Delta Phi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Who's Who.

ALCEE G. MOUTON, '48. Law; Lafayette, Louisiana; Kappa Sigma.

Second Row:

PEDRO E. MUNIZ-RAMOS, '48. Law; Manati, Puerto Rico.

WILLIAM C. OWEN, JR.. '48. Law; Clewiston. Florida; Pi Kappa Alpha;Kappa Delta Phi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Who's Who; Secretary, Moot Court.

HERBERT A. PLUMMER, '47, Law^ Port Arthur, Texas.

MILDRED Y. PLUMMER, '48, Law; Port Arthur, Texas.

SIDNEY W. PROVENSAL, '48, Law; Slidell, Louisiana; Pi Kappa Alpha.

Third Row:

HERVE RACIVITCH, JR., '49, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Delta Phi; LawRtview; Glendy Burke; Tulane University Theatre.

CECIL E. RAMEY, JR., '49, Law; Shreveport, Louisiana.

DAVIS F. REID. '48, Law; Amite, Louisiana; Delta Tau Delta.

ANATOLE J. RESWEBER, '49, Law; St. Martinville. Louisiana; Glee Club(Tulant); Operetta.

MANUEL RODRIGUEZ-RAMOS, '47. Law; Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico; Phi Delta

Phi; Louiliena Society du Droit Civil.

Fourth Row:

IRVIN B SALOMON. '48. Law; Now Orleans, Louisiana;

ALPHONSE J. SCHMin. JR., '49. New Orleans, Louisiana;

RUSSELL J. SCHONEKAS. '48, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana.

lYALL G. 5HIELL JR ,'49, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana.

HUGH L. STONE, JR., '48, Law; San Anqelo, Texas; Phi

Review.

Kappa Nu.

Phi Kappa Sigma.

Beta Kappa; Law

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First Row:

TROYE A. SVENDSON, '49, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Sigma Phi; Kappa Delta Phi; Omicron Delta

Kappa; Past Chairman, Pan-Hellenic, '44-X5; President (4) Class. Arts and Sciences.

MANUEL C. THOMAS, '49, Law; Wheeling, West Virginia.

SAMUEL A. TILLOTSON, '49. Law; Gretna, Louisiana.

Second Row:

JAMES S. TUCKER, JR., '48, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Kappa Epsilon.

BAKER J. TURNER, JR.. '48, Law; Gulfport, Mississippi.

ROBERT L. VICKERS. '49. Law; Omaha. Texas.

Third Row:

BOYD K. WATSON, JR., '48, Law; Marion, Louisiana.

WALTER G. WEDIG, JR., '43. Law; New Orleans, Louisiana.

DONALD R. WELLFORD, '49, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Kappa Sigma; Glee Club. Tulane; Operetta;

Westminster Fellowship.

Fourth Row:

THOMAS C. WICKER, JR., '49, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Pi Kappa Alpha; Beta Gamma Sigma.

JAMES E. WRIGHT, JR., '48, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Delta Phi; President (I) Class.

HAROLD J. ZERINGER, JR.. '48, Law; New Orleans, Louisiana; Pi Kappa Alpha.

UNDERGRADUATES ikMm

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SENIORSWALTER ABEL

HELEN AHMANNMAURICE ADELSON, III

JAMES ALBERTINEHERBERT ADEYMARY ALDIGE

WALTER H, ABEL, '47, Engineering; Norwood. Ohio; Pi Kappa Alpha; Alpha Phi

Omega; A. I. E. E.; E, T. A.; Techni-Torque.

MAURICE B. ADELSON. Ill, '47. Arts and Sciences; HoHandale. Mississippi; Zeta

Beta Tau.

HERBERT F. ADEY, II, '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Sigma.

HELEN M. AHMANN. '47, Newcomb; Gainesville, Florida; Zeta Tau Alpha; Beta

Beta Beta.

JAMES G. ALBERTINE. '47, Arts and Sciences; Memphis, Tennessee; Beta Theta Pi;

Tennis.

MARY B. ALDIGE, '47. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana.

JULIUS M. ALFORD. '47, Commerce; McComb, Mississippi; Kappa Alpha.

JOHN W. ALLEE. '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; E. T. A.; A. S. C. E.;

Christian Science; Tulane Veterans' Association.

ROBERT D. ALLEN, '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; A. S. M. E.

JUDSON M. ALLRED. '47. Arts and Sciences; Meridian. Mississippi; Phi Kappa Sigma.

WALTER J. AMOSS. '47. Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Beta Theta Pi; Taffrail

Club; Track. '43-'44 (Letter); Football. '44.

ALBERTA AMOTT '47. Newcomb; Nashville. Tennessee; Alpha Omicron Pi.

FRED G. ANEPOHL, JR., '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha Chi Sigma;

A. I. of Ch. E.; A. I. E. E.

MILTON F. ANTON. '47. Arts and Sciences; McComb, Mississippi; Glendy Biirke,

Vice-President.

ANIBAL M. ARISMENDI-SERRANO, '47, Arts and Sciences; Medicine; Venezuela. South

America; Phi lota Alpha.

ROBERT B. ARMBRUSTER, JR., '47, Arts and Sciences; Law; New Orleans. Louisiana;

Sigma Pi; Greenbackers.

JANE F. ARMSTRONG, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Zeta Tau Alpha;

Newman Club.

QUENTIN L. AULT, '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Theta Nu; Wesley

Foundation; Tulane Veterans' Association; Hullabaloo.

JULIUS ALFORDFRED ANEPOHL. JR.

JOHN W. ALLEEMILTON ANTON

ROBERT ALLEN JUDSON ALLREDANIBAL ARISMENDI-SERRANO ROBERT ARMBRUSTER. JR.

WALTER AMOSSJANE ARMSTRONG

ALBERTA AMOTTQUENTIN AULT

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MERLIN AUZINE WILLIAM BAILEY JACK BAKER KATHERINE BAKER PAUL BAKER. JR. THOMAS BAKER

BEATRICE BALDINGER AYLMER BARNES JAMES BARNES RICHARD BARNES, JR. WILLIED BARNES GEORGE BARRETT

MERLIN J. AUZINE. '47, Engineering, New Orleans, Louisiana; Sigma Pi; Alpha Chi

Sigma; A. I. of Ch. E.; American Chemical Society; Greenbackers; Glendy Burke;

Newman Club.

WILLIAM T. BAILEY, '47, Arts and Sciences, New Orleans, Louisiana; Tulanc Veterans'

Association.

JACK BAKER, '47, Arts and Sciences; Bogalusa, Louisiana.

KATHERINE C. BAKER, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Pi Beta Phi.

PAUL E. BAKER, JR., '47, Commerce; Peabody, Kansas; Delta Tau Delta.

THOMAS G. BAKER, '47. Arts and Sciences; Ardmore, Oklahoma,

BEATRICE J. BALDINGER, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Mu; A Cap-

pella Choir; Operetta; Glee Club; Westminster Fellowship.

AYLMER W. BARNES, '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha Delta Pi;

A. I. of Ch. E.; Westminster Fellowship.

JAMES W. BARNES, '47 Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Kappa Sigma; A, I.

E. E.; E. T. A.; Westminster Fellowship: Intramural Council.

RICHARD A. BARNES, JR., '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Tulane

Veterans' Association.

WILLIED BARNES. '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

GEORGE R. BARRETT. '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

ROBERT V. BARNETT, '47, Arts and Sciences; Camden. Alabama; Phi Kappa Sigma;

Nu Sigma Nu.

FRANK J. BASILE. '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Tau Delta; Alpha

Phi Omega; A. S. M. E.

BETTY J. BAUCUM, '47, Newcomb; Haynesville, Louisiana; Kappa Alpha Theta; New-

comb Dormitory Council; Wesley Foundation; Lagnlappes; Secretary (3) Class; East

Wing President, J. L. Dormitory.

JOHN E. BAUDEAN, '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Sigma Phi.

LLOYD S. BAUMER, JR., '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Tau

Delta; Glendy Burke; Glee Club, Tulane.

JOHN V. BAUS, '47, Arts and Sciences; Gramercy, Louisiana; Kappa Alpha.

ROBERT BARNETTJOHN BAUDEAN

FRANK BASILE

LLOYD BAUMER JR.

BETTY BAUCUMJOHN BAUS Paul Brosman, Dean of the College of Law

DAVID BEAHYSHIRLEY BELL

WILLIAM BEATYDOROTHY BENJAMIN

MICHEL BECNEL, JR.

MARGOT BENNETT

DAVID W. BEATTY. '47. Commerce: New Orleans, Louisiana.

WILLIAM T. BEATY. '47, Arts and Sciences; Union, South Carolina; Sigma AlphaEpsilon; Hullabaloo.

MICHEL A. BECNEL, JR., '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana- Phi Delta Theta;

A. I. E. E.

SHIRLEY A. BELL, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Newcomb Student Gov-ernment Association; Spanish Club; Newman Club; Y. W. C. A., President- Who's Who.

DOROTHY A. BENJAMIN, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha Epsilon Phi.

MARGOT L. BENNETT, '47, Newcomb; Atlanta, Georgia; Pi Beta Phi; Canterbury

Club; Tulane University Theater.

BETTY L. BERRY, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Beta Sigma Omicron; AlphaSigma Sigma; Assets; Newcomb Student Government Association; Greenbackers; Lag-

niappes; Westminster Fellowship; Vice-President Student Body.

LEONA BERSADSKY, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha Epsilon Phi;

Forum Board Member; Glee Club; Newcomb.

JOHN R. BISE, III, '47. Arts and Sciences; j-^lew Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Kappa Sigma.

ARCHIE B. BLAND. '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta KappaEpsilon; Westminster Fellowship; Tulane University Theater.

WALTER E. BLATT. '47, Commerce; Toledo, Ohio.

HERBERT BLOOM. '47. Arts and Sciences; New York, New York.

FRANCISCO B. BOSRAN, '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Beta Theta Pi.

WARREN X. BONEY. '47, Commerce; Biloxi, Mississippi.

BONNIE J. BOURG. '47, Newcomb; Houma. Louisiana; Phi Mu.

WILLIAM T. BOURKE, '47. Arts and Sciences; Merrick. Long Island, New York.

STANLEY M. BRESSLER, '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Nu; Pan-

Hellenic—Tulane; Greenbackers; Glendy Burke; Tulane Veterans' Association

BETTY J. BROCK, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Wesley Foundation;

Y. W. C. A.

BETTY BERRYFRANCISCO BOGRAN

LEONA BERSADSKYWARREN BONEY

JOHN R. BISE, III

BONNIE BOURGARCHIE BLAND

WILLIAM BOURKEWALTER BLATT

STANLEY BRESSLER

HERBERT BLOOMBETTY BROCK

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THOMAS BROWN, JR.

JOHN BURKEFRANK BRUNO

JAMES BYRD. JR.

VICTOR BRUNOHENRY CABIRAC, JR.

HENRY BRYER, JR.

LYDIA CAFFERYFRANCES BRYSSONROBERT CAHAL. JR.

FRANK BURGE, JR.

JOHN CALDEIRA

THOMAS J. BROWN, JR., '47. Arts and Sciences; Hoisington, Kansas; Phi Delta Theta;

Lagntappes; Taffrail Club; President (3) Clest; Vice-President Student Body Arts and

Sciences, '4i-'47.

FRANK S. BRUNO, '47. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Glendy Burke.

VICTOR H. BRUNO, 47. Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Architectural Society;

Symphony Orchestra.

HENRY J. BRYER, JR., '47, Engineering; Now Orleans, Louisiana; A. I. E. E.

FRANCES S. BRYSSON, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

FRANK O. BURGE, JR., '47, Arts and Sciences; Birmingham. Alabama; Alpha Tau

Omega; Greenbackers; Varsity Track Team (1 & 2); Intramurals.

JOHN J. BURKE, '47, Engineering; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; A. I. E. E.

JAMES D. BYRD, JR.. '47, Engineering; Hyattsville, Maryland; Alpha Phi Omega;A. I. E. E.; Techni-Torque; Math Club; Taffrail Club.

HENRY A. CABIRAC, JR., '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Pi Kappa Alpha;

Newman Club.

LYDIA T. CAFFERY, '47, Newcomb; Franklin. Louisiana; Pi Beta Phi; Newcomb Student

Government Association; Newcomb Honor Board; Student Center Council; NewcombAthletic Council; Forum.

ROBERT R. CAHAL, JR., '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Sigma.

JOHN S. CALDEIRA, '47, Commerce: Honolulu, T. H.

FRANCIS H. CARNES, '47. Commerce; Mexico City, Mexico; Phi Delta Theta.

WARREN H. CARPENTER, '47, School of Social Work; Mobile, Alabama; Alpha

Phi Omega.

ROSEMARY E. CARRERE, '47. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Pi Beta Phi; Art

Club; Newman Club; Swimming Club.

LYLE F. CARRIERE, '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Beta Theta PI;

Glea Club; Tulane; French Club; Newman Club; Greenbackers; Tulane Veterans'

Association; Y. M. C. A.

WALTER CARROLL, JR., '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Beta Theta Pi.

DOROTHY A. CARRUTH. '47, Newcomb; Fort Sam Houston. Texas; Kappa Kappa

Gamma; Forum; Spectators.

CLAIBORNE R. CARTER, '47, Commerce; Elgin, Texas; Alpha Tau Omega; Alpha Phi

Omega; Taffrail Club; Baptist Student Union; President (4) Class, Commerce.

WILLIAM LEITCH CARTER, '47, Commerce; Irvington, New York.

JESSE G. CASE, '47, Commerce; Paradise, Kansas; Alpha Tau Omega.

ALBERT M. CHARLTON, '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Kappa Sigma;

Tulane Veterans' Association; Vice-President (4) Class, Commerce.

ANN C. CLARK, '47, School of Social Work; Camden, Alabama.

MARSHALL M. CLOUD, '47, Engineering, Amory, Mississippi; A. S. M. E.

FRANCIS CARNES WARREN CARPENTER ROSEMARY CARRERECLAIBORNE CARTER WILLIAM CARTER JESSE CASE

LYLE CARRIEREALBERT CHARLTON

WALTER CARROLL. JR.

ANN CLARKDOROTHY CARRUTHMARSHALL CLOUD

SENIORSPATSY COCHRANE

CHRISTOPHER COLEMANDEANE COHEN

EDWARD COLEMANHERMAN COHEN

WILLIAM CONNELLY, JR.

PATSY COCHRANE, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha Delta Pi; Laqni-

appes; Newcomb Honor Board; Spanish Club.

ROY P. COOKSTON, '47, Arts and Sciences- Alexandria, Louisiana; Phi Kappa Sigma;

Student Center Council; Greenbackers; Glee Club, Tulane; Operetta; Spectators.

DEANE L. COHEN, '47. Newcomb; St. Louis, Missouri; 1. R. C.

HERMAN R. COHEN, '47, Arts and Sciences; Medicine (2); New Orleans, Louisiana;

Phi Lambda Kappa; History of Medicine.

CHRISTOPHER L. COLEMAN, '47, Commerce; Jackson, Mississippi; Kappa Alpha.

EDWARD S. COLEMAN, '47, Engineering; Jackson, Mississippi; A. I. E. E.; Techni-

Torque; Math Club; Athletics—Track, Cross Country.

WILLIAM L. CONNELLY, JR., '47, Engineering; Baltimore, Maryland; Kappa Sigma;

President, Tau Beta Pi; E. T. A.; Techni-Torque; Greenbackers; Honor Board; MathClub; Newman Club; Secretary (2) Class; Secretary Engineering School.

GEORGE E. CONROY, JR., '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Kappa Sigma.

ROBERT J. CONROY, '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Beta Theta Pi.

PHILIP COOPER, JR., '47, Arts and Sciences; Providence Pinar del Rio, Cuba; Phi

Delta Theta; Greenbackers.

SAM C0REN5WET, JR., '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Zeta Beta Tau.

ELIZABETH CRAWFORD, '47, Newcomb; Gretna, Louisiana; Newman Club,

LOUIS S, CREWS, '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Sigma Pi; Alpha Chi

Sigma; A. I. of Ch. E.

LEDYARD E. CRITES, '47, Commerce; Lubbock, Texas.

MARGARET CUNEO, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Spanish Club; Canter-

bury Club; Y. W. C. A.; Senior Class Chapel Chairman.

CEDRIC A. CURRAN, '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

CHARLES S. COOK, '47, Commerce; Chattanooga. Tennessee; Tulane Workshop of

the Air.

SHERWOOD A. CUYLER, '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Football,

40-'4l-'4*.

GEORGE CONROY. JR.

ELIZABETH CRAWFORDROBERT CONROYLOUIS CREWS

CHARLES COOKLEDYARD CRITES

ROY COOKSTONMARGARET CUNEO

PHILIP COOPER, JR.

CEDRIC CURRANSAM CORENSWET, JR.

SHERWOOD CUYLER

HENRY DAUTERIVE. JR.

•MILE DESHAUTREAUX. JR.

FREDDA DAVISDONALD DEXTER

LOIS DEANELODIE DIODENE

NANCY DEANEWALTER DOELL, JR.

WARREN DECKERTCARL DOLCE

FRANK de GRAAUWJOHN DOUGLAS, JR.

HENRY J. DAUTERIVE, JR., '^7. Arts and Sciences; New Iberia, Louisiana; Alpha Tau

Omega.

WALTER S. DOELL, JR., '47, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; Gargoyle Society;

Architectural Society; A Cappella Choir.

FREDDA DAVIS, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Mu; Tulane University

Theater; Y. W. C. A.

LOIS M. DEAN, '47, School of Social Work; Cabot, Arkansas.

NANCY T. DEANE. '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Pi Beta Phi; Lagniappes;

JAMBALAYA,

WARREN P. DECKERT, '47, Commerce, New Orleans, Louisiana; Tulane Veterans'

Association.

FRANK R de GRAAUW, '47 Engineering; Abbeville, Louisiana; Alpha Phi Omega;A, S. C. E.

EMILE C. DESHAUTREAUX, JR.. '47, Engineering; Kcnner. Louisiana.

DONALD H. DEXTER, '47, Arts and Sciences; tvtedicine; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Phi Chi; Greenbackers; A Cappella Choir; Vice-President (3), Glee Club; President

(2). Operetta; Canterbury Club; President (2) Class.

ELODIE E. DIODENE, '47, Newcomb; Gretna, Louisiana; Gamma Delta; NewcombDance Club; Math Club.

CARL J. DOLCE, '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Sigma Pi; Who's

Who; Glendy Burke, President; Pan-Hellenic—Tulane.

JOHN T. DOUGLAS, JR., '47, Engineering; Bains, Louisiana; A. I. E. E.

DONNA R. DRAVO, '47, Newcomb; St. Petersburg, Florida; Alpha Delta Pi; President

Warren House; Newcomb Dormitory Council; Newcomb Student Government Associa-

tion; Greenbackers; Student Center Council,

LEO F. DUFRECHOU, '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Architectural Society.

CARL P. EPSTEIN, '47, Arts and Sciences; Waterbury, Connecticut; Spectators.

DOROTHY I. EWING, '47, Newcomb; Shreveport, Louisiana; Kappa Alpha Theta;

A Cappella Choir; Glee Club; Operetta; Assets; Pan-Hellenic—Newcomb.

HARRY E. FAIR, JR., '47, Arts and Sciences; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Beta Theta Pi.

ELEANOR K. FAIRMAN, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana,

DONNA DRAVO LEO DUFRECHOU CARL EPSTEIN

DOROTHY EWING HARRY FAIR, JR. ELEANOR FAIRMANGeorge Evans Simmons, Acting Dean of the College of Arts

and Sciences.

SENIORSWILLIAM FELLMANJEANNE FERNANDEZ

JUDY FERGUSONMARGARET FIRNBERG

WILLIAM FERGUSON, JR,

ELY FISHER

WILLIAM G. FELLMAN, '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; Sigma Alpha

Mu; Band; Symphony Orchestra; Greenbackers.

JUDY C. FERGUSON, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Forum; Spectators;

T. U. T.

ALBERT FRAENKEL, II, '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Zeta Beta Tau; Alpha

Phi Omega; Greenbackers; Pan-Hellenic—Tulane; Vice-President (1) Class; Intramural

Softball.

BERTRAM I. FREEDMAN, '47, Commerce; Wakefield, New York; Tulane Veterans' As-

sociation; Y.M.C.A.

WILLIAM L. FERGUSON, JR., '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Kappa

Epsilon.

JEANNE A. FERNANDEZ. '47, Newcomb, New Orleans. Louisiana; President Dance

Club; President Spanish Club; Art Club; French Club; Newcomb Athletic Council;

Newman Club; Y.W.C.A.

LORRAINE E. FREEMAN, '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; Alpha Delta

Pi; Theta Nu; Assets; Hullabaloo; Greenbackers.

ROBERT D. FRENTRESS, '47, Commerce; Omaha, Nebraska; Track.

FAY B. FREY, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Beta Sigma Omicron; Eta

Sigma Phi; French Club; Oreades; Newman Club.

MARGARET E. FIRNBERG, '47, Newcomb; Monroe, Louisiana; Chi Omega; NewcombStudent Government Association; Greenbackers.

ELY FISHER, '47, Commerce; Bronx. New York. New York.

HARVEY J. FITZPATRICK, '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; Phi KappaSigma.

LOIS C. FLURRY, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; La Tertulia; Math Club;

Wesley Foundation.

JORGE GARCIA, '47, Arts and Sciences; Tampa, Florida.

JEANNE GARRETSON, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha Epsilon Phi;

Assets; Cheerleader, '45; Greenbackers.

HARRY J. GEISS, JR., '47, Commerce; Washington. D. C; Baptist Student Union;

Tulane Veterans' Association.

WILBUR K. GELMAN, '47, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana.

DOLORES L. GERMAN, '47, School of Social Work; Many. Louisiana; Symphony

Orchestra; Wesley Foundation.

HARVEY FITZPATRICKFAY FREY

LOIS FLURRYJORGE GARCIA

ALBERT FRAENKEL, II

JEANNE GARRETSONBERTRAM FREEDMANHARRY GEISS. JR.

LORRAINE FREEMANWILBUR GELMAN

ROBERT FRENTRESSDOLORES GERMAN

EU6ENE eiBERT, JR.

BETTY GOLDSTEINJAMES G I BERT

ROBERT GONSOULIN. JR.

ANN GILES

HAROLD GORDONHOWARD GINSBERGLOUISE GOTTESMAN

JOSEPH GIRODO, JR.

JEAN GRAFTONARTHUR GLICKNORMAN GRECO

EUGENE J. GIBERT. JR., *47, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana; Kappa Sigma.

JAMES H. GIBERT. '47. Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Sigma; Archi-

tectural Society; Lagniappes; Past Chairman Pan-Hellenic—Tulane, '44.

ANN GILES, '47. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Phi Mu_.

HOWARD B. GINSBERG, '47, Arts and Sciences; Brooklyn. New York; Sigma Alpha

Mu; Greenbackers.

JOSEPH L. GIRODO, JR.. '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Sigma Pi; A. I.

of Ch. E.; A. C. S.; Techni-Torque; Newman Club.

ARTHUR D. GLICK, '47, Engineering; St. Louis, Missouri; Sigma Pi; A. I. E. E.

BETTY MAE GOLDSTEIN, '47, Newccmb; Shreveport, Louisiana; Alpha Epsilon Phi.

ROBERT F. GONSOULIN, JR.. '47. Arts and Sciences; Houston. Texas; Newman Club.

HAROLD A. GORDON. '47, Commerce: Merigold. Mississippi; Zeta Beta Tau; Tulane

Veterans* Association.

LOUISE M. GOTTESMAN. '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Avukah; I. R. C;Spectators.

JEAN N. GRAFTON. '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Math Club.

NORMAN A. GRECO, '47, Arts and Sciences; Tickfaw. Louisiana.

BETH GREENWALD. '47, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Chi Omega.

MILES R. GREER. '47. Commerce; Missouri Valley. Iowa; President, Beta Theta Pi;

Band; Dance Orchestra.

AUDREY T. GROS, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; American Chemical Society;

Gamma Delta; Math Club; Y. W. C. A.

HERBERT P. GROSSIMAN, '47, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; Tau Beta Pi;

A. I. E. E.; E. T. A.; Newman Club.

CORALIE M. GUARINO, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Art Club.

ROBERT H. GUESS, '47. Engineering; Brookhaven. Mississippi; Alpha Tau Omega.

BETH GREENWALD MILES GREER AUDREY GROSHERBERT GROSSIMAN CORALIE GUARINO ROBERT GUESS James Marshall Robert, Dean of the College of Engineering

SENIORSMARION GUIDRY

WILLIAM HANCOCKLEONARD HALPERNFRIEDRICHS HARRIS

CAROL HAMRICKNINA HARRIS

MARION A. GUIDRY, '47, Arts and Sciences; Lafayette, Louisiana; Lambda Chi Sigma.

LEONARD HALPERN, '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Tulane Veterans' As-

sociation.

CAROL M. HAMRICK, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha Delta Pi;

Assets; A Cappella Choir; Glee Club; Operetta; Baptist Student Union; Radio

Workshop.

WILLIAM E. HANCOCK, '47, Arts and Sciences; Rutledge, Tennessee.

FRIEDRICHS H. HARRIS, '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; Alpha Tau

Omega; Phi Chi.

NINA S, HARRIS, '47, Newcomb; Columbia, Louisiana; Phi Mu; Newcomb Student

Government Association; Newcomb Honor Board; Glee Club; Operetta; A Cappella

Choir.

ROSEBUD R. HARRIS, '47. Commerce; Brooklyn, New York.

CAROL B. HART, '47, Commerce-Law; New Orleans, Louisiana.

HERBERT J. HART, '47, Engineering; West Monroe, Louisiana.

DAVID B. HARWELL, '47, Graduate School; Bossier City, Louisiana.

MARCIA C. HATHAWAY, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Alpha Theta;

A Cappella Choir; Festival Choir; Glee Club; Operetta; Art Club.

MAURICE F. HATREL, JR., '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; A. I. E. E.;

E. T. A.

RICHARD WILLIAM HAUPT, '47, Arts and Sciences; Cincinnati, Ohio; Taffrail Club;

N. R. O. T. C; Rifle Team.

MILLARD F. HAVENER, '47, Arts and Sciences; Clearwater. Florida; Alpha Phi Omega;

Taffrail Club.

HENRY J. HAYDEL, '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

NORMA B. HAYDEL, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Beta Sigma Omicron;

Pan-Hellenic—Newcomb; Tulane University Theatre; Y. W. C. A.

EDWIN G. HAYS, '47, Engineering; Lexington, Texas; Kappa Sigma; Tau Beta Pi;

Omicron Delta Kappa; Who's Who; Student Center Council; A. 1. E. E.; E. T. A.;

Lagniappes; Marh Club; University Student Council; President (2) Class; Vice-Presi-

dent (3) Class; President Student Body.

BETTY R. HEALY, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Art Club; Newcomb Dance

Club.

ROSEBUD HARRIS CAROL HARTRICHARD WILLIAM HAUPT MILLARD F. HAVENER

HERBERT HARTHENRY HAYDEL

DAVID HARWELLNORMA HAYDEL

MARCIA HATHAWAY MAURICE HATREL, JR.

EDWIN HAYS BETTY HEALY

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WALTER HEFFRONVAL HICKMAN

JOSEPH HEINTZ SIMON HENINGER, JR.

CATHERINE HILDEBRAND HENRY HILDEBRAND. JR.

JOHN HENKELJEAN HINDERMANN

JOAN HETHERWICKPEYTON HINES

BETSY HEZLETT

ROBERT HINSON

WALTER G. HEFFRON. '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Kappa

Epsilon; A. I. E. E.: E. T. A.

JOSEPH W. HEINTZ, '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

SIMON K. HENINGER. JR., '47, Arts and Sciences; Monroe, Louisiana; Zeta Beta Tau.

JOHN H. HENKEL. '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Sigma Chi.

JOAN HETHERWICK. '47, Graduate School; Shreveport. Louisiana; Zeta Tau Alpha.

BETSY A. HEZLETT, '47. Newcomb; Cambridge. Massachusetts; Zeta Tau Alpha; Glee

Club: Operetta.

VAL "D" HICKMAN, '47, Commerce; Leggett, Texas,

CATHERINE HILDEBRAND, '47. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

HENRY J. HILDEBRAND, JR., '47, Arts and Sciences; Metairie. Louisiana.

JEAN W. HINDERMANN, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Art Club.

PEYTON H. HINES, '47. Engineering; Cruger, Mississippi; A. I. E, E.; E. T. A.

ROBERT D. HINSON, '47, Engineering; Montgomery. Alabama; Phi Eta Sigma;

A, S, C, E,; Baptist Student Union.

ANN HODGE, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Mu; Newcomb Student

Government Association; Newcomb Athletic Council; Newcomb Dance Club; Baptist

Student Union; French Club.

JOHN R. HODGES. '47. Arts and Sciences; Little Rock. Arkansas; Newman Club.

PAUL L. HOFF. '47, Commerce; Lexington, Mississippi; Delta Tau Delta,

EDWIN S, HOFMAN. '47. Engineering; Memphis, Tennessee; Zeta Beta Tau; A. S,

M. E,; Varsity Football. '44; Intramural Softball.

MILTON S. HOLLAND. '47. Arts and Sciences; Shreveport. Louisiana.

MARY E. HOLMES. '47. Newcomb; Greensboro, North Carolina; Kappa Kappa

Gamma; Art Club; Canterbury Club.

ANN HODGE JOHN HODGES PAUL HOFFEDWIN HOFMAN MILTON HOLLAND MARY HOLMES

Leslie James Buchan. Dean of the College of Commerce and

Business Administration

THOMAS HOLMES, JR. DOROTHY HOLLOWAY CHARLES HOSEMANNMISNONNE HUCK JAMES HUDGENS JOYCE HUFF

THOMAS C. HOLMES, JR., '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta KappaEpsllon.

IRWIN ISAACSON, '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Zeta Beta Tau; Tau Beta

Pi; A. S. M. E.; Math Club.

DOROTHY A. HOLLOWAY, '47, School of Social Work; Greenwood. South Carolina;

Westminster Fellowship.

CHARLES D. HOSEMANN, '47, Commerce; Vicksburg, Mississippi.

L. MIGNONNE HUCK, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Zeta; Beta Beta

Beta; Greenbackers; Lagniappes; JAMBALAYA; Hullabaloo; French Club; NewmanClub; Tulane University Theatre.

JAMES J. HUDGENS, '47, Engineering; Theodore, Alabama; Alpha Chi Sigma; A. I.

of Ch. E.

JOYCE H. HUFF, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Zeta; Gamma Delta.

GEORGE R. HUGMAN, JR., '47, Arts and Sciences; Boerne. Texas; Taffrail Club.

MAY HYMAN, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha Epsilon Phi; Art Club,

President; Assets; Forum; I, R. C.

ROSLYN ISON, '47, Newcomb; Atlanta, Georgia; Art Club; Newcomb Dance Club.

PAUL L. JACOBSON, '47, Arts and Sciences; Rye, New York; Zeta Beta Tau.

EDITH A. JENSEN, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Beta Beta Beta; Student

Affiliates of American Chemical Society. Newman Club; Y. W. C. A.

HANS C. JENSEN, '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

PAUL E. JENSEN, '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; PI Kappa Alpha.

MARION F. JENNINGS, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Beta Beta Beta;

Greenbackers.

JOSEPH W. JOACHIM, JR., '47; Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha

Tau Omega; Pan-Heljenic—Tulane.

CAVER W. JOHNSON. '47, Arts and Sciences; Atlanta. Texas.

DOROTHY D. JOHNSON, '47. Newcomb; Columbia, Mississippi; Phi Mu.

GEORGE HUGMAN, JR.

HANS JENSENMAY HYMANPAUL JENSEN

IRWIN ISAACSONMARION JENNINGS

ROSLYN ISONJOSEPH JOACHIM JR.

PAUL JACOBSONCAVER JOHNSON

EDITH JENSENDOROTHY JOHNSON

FLORENCE JONESRALPH JUNUIS

LORYS JONESA. METZ KAHN

MARGARET JONESROBERT KAHNOR

BOB JORDANJOHN KANE

MORTON JOSELSONMAXINE KAPLAN

MELVIN JUNG. JR.

NORMAN KARCHMER

FLORENCE PIERPONT JONES, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Pi Beta Phi;

Canterbury Club,

LORYS SUE JONES, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Art Club.

MARGARET A. JONES. '47. Newcomb; Rensselaer, Indiana; Y. W. C. A.

BOB M. JORDAN, '47, Commerce; Natchitoches, Louisiana.

MAXINE KAPLAN, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Avukah; I. R. C. (Tulane);

Spectators.

NORMAN T. KARCHMER, '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; SigmaAlpha Mu; Forum; I. R. C.

PATSY KARST, '47, Newcomb; Pass Christian, Mississippi.

MORTON B. JOSELSON, '47, Arts and Sciences; Brooklyn, New York; Glee Club;

I. R. C; Spectators.

MELVIN J. JUNG, JR., '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Sigma.

RALPH W. JUNUIS, '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Architectural Soci«ty.

A. METZ KAHN, '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Zeta Beta Tau; A. I. of

Ch. E.: Radio Club.

ROBERT H. KAHNOR, '47. Commerce; Pensacola, Florida; Zeta Beta Tau.

JOHN J. KANE, '47, Commerce; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Delta Tau Delta; Taffrail

Club.

CAROLINE R. KARTUS, '47, Newcomb; Montgomery, Alabama; Alpha Epsilon Phi;

Newcomb Dormitory Council; Forum.

NORMAN J. KAUFFMANN, JR., '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Zeta Beta

Tau; A. S. M. E.

JOHN E. KEFF, JR., '47, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; A. S. M. E.

DOLORES M. KELLEY, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Beta Sigma Omicron;Eta Sigma Phi; Oreades; Newman Club; Tulane University Theatre; Y.W.C.A.

RALPH W. KELLEY, '47, Arts and Sciences; Slaper, Louisiana.

PATSY KARSTJOHN KEFF. JR.

CAROLINE KARTUS NORMAN KAUFFMANN, JR.

DOLORES KELLEY RALPH KELLEY Eliiabeth Wisner, Dean of the School of Social Wort

SENIORSWILLIAM KELLY

ROSWELL KIMBALLNOELL KERR

GRACE KITTRELL

HENRY KEVLIN, JR.

SHIRLEY KOLTUN

WILLIAM M. KELLY, '47. Commerce; Houston, Texas.

NOELL C. KERR, '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; A. S. M. E.; Westminster

Fellowship.

JOEL M. KNOWLES, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Math Club, Correspond-

ing Secretary.

DAN J. KRAFT, '47, Arts and Sciences; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Sigma Chi; Green-

backers; Pan-Hellenic—Tuiane; Taffrail Club,

HENRY A. KEVLIN, JR., '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Sigma

Phi; Theta Nu.

ROSWELL S. KIMBALL, '47, Arts and Sciences; Ocean Springs, Mississippi; Pi Kappa

Alpha.

GRACE KITTRELL, '47, Newcomb; Mobile, Alabama; Alpha Omicron Pi.

SHIRLEY A. KOLTUN, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Tuiane University

Theatre.

JOE A. KNIGHT, '47, Commerce; Dayton, Texas. ..

HERBERT G. KURZ, '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Sigma Chi.

ARTHUR J. LA BEAU, '47, Arts and Sciences; St. Paul, Minnesota; Phi Delta Theta.

SAUL F. LANDRY, '47, Arts and Sciences; Houma. Louisiana; Theta Kappa Psi.

KATHLEEN E. LANIER, '47, Newcomb; Thibodaux, Louisiana; Chi Omega.

RENE J. LE GARDEUR, '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Beta Theta Pi.

GLORIA B. LESLIE, '47, Newcomb; Waukegan, Illinois.

THOMAS N. LENNOX, '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

WILMA KNIGHT, '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; Kappa Alpha Theta;

Theta Nu; Hullabaloo.

LESTER LEE LENZ, '47, Engineering; Augusta, Kansas; A. I. E. E.; E. T. A.; Techni-

Torque.

JOE KNIGHTSAUL LANDRY

WILMA KNIGHTKATHLEEN LANIER

JOEL KNOWLESRENE LE GARDEUR

DAN KRAFTGLORIA LESLIE

HERBERT KURZTHOMAS LENNOX

ARTHUR LA BEAULESTER LENZ

MAURICE LEVIN

FORREST LIPSCOMBROSALIE LEVIN

LEO LOBARNOLD LEVY

WILLIAM LOPEZRICHARD LEVY, III

GLORIA LUSHERISABEL LEWIS

FOSTER McCALEB, JR.

MARIAN LEOPOLDBETH I A McCAY

MAURICE LEVIN, '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Nu; A. I. E. E.;

A, S. M, E.; I. Z, F. A.; Band; Tulane Veterans' Association.

ROSALIE LEVIN, '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Lousiana.

GLORIA E. LUSHER, '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Zeta Tau Alpha.

FOSTER C. McCALEB, JR., '47, Arts and Sciences; New Iberia. Louisiana; Phi Delta

Theta.

ARNOLD L. LEVY, '47, Commerce; Monticello, New York; Kappa Nu; Tulane Veterans'

Association; Y. M. C. A.

BETHIA L. McCAY, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Pi Beta Phi; NewcombAthletic Council; Westminster Fellowship; Greenbackers; Pan-Hellenic—Newcomb.

RICHARD L. LEVY, III, '47. Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.JOHN L. McCORKLE, '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Beta Theta Pi.

ISABEL S. LEWIS, '47, Newcomb; Lexington, Kentucky; Chi Omega.FRANCIS E. McDonald, '47, Arts and Sciences; Webster Groves. Missouri; Beta

Theta Pi; Forum; Taffrail Club.

MARIAN R. LEOPOLD. '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Tulane UnNerjity

Theatre; Forum,NOELLE T. McGOEY, '47. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Oreades; N«wmanClub.

FORREST F. LIPSCOMB. '47, Commerce; Wynne, Arkansas; Phi Kappa Sigma.

LEO C. LOB, '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Zcta Beta Tau; Tulane, I. R. C;Taffrail Club.

WILLIAM J. LOPEZ, '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Tau Delta.

NANCY J. McLARTY, '47, Newcomb; Atlanta, Georgia; Pi Beta Phi; NewcombDormitory Council; Newcomb Honor Board.

ELLA M. McLAURIN, '47, School of Social Work; Hammond, Louisiana.

SUE B. McWILLIAMS, '47, School of Social Work; Hattiesburg, Mississippi.

JOHN McCORKLENANCr MrlARTY

FRANCIS McDonaldELLA Mrl AIIRIN

NOELLE McGOEY^IIF MCWILLIAMS

Ross Myron Trump, Dean of the University College

SENIORSROBERT MAGEE

JAMES MARICELLIBETTY MAILES

ABRAHAM MARK05IANJULIA MALONEYSHEILA MARSH

ROBERT L. MASEE, M7, Arts and Sciences; Warrensburg. Missouri; Phi Kappa Sigma;

Nu Sigma Nu.

BETTY A. MAILES, '47. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Mu; Westminster

Fellowship; Math Club.

JULIA A. MALONEY, '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

FELICE E. MAURER, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; President, Kappa KappaGamma; Alpha Sigma Sigma; Assets; Newman Club; Vice-President (2) Class;

President (3) Class; President Newcomb Student Body; Secretary Tulane Student

Council; Tulane Student Council Representative to Publications Board; Newcomb HonorBoard; University Student Council.

PATRICIA A. MAXWELL, '47, Newcomb; Cooneville, Tennessee; Alpha Omicron PI;

Tulane University Theatre; Spectators; Pan-Hellenic—Newcomb.

JAMES J. MARICELLI, '47, Engineering; Campti, Louisiana; A. I. E. E.; NewmanClub.

ABRAHAM MARKOSIAN, '47, Commerce; Murray, Utah; Pi Kappa Alpha; GammaDelta.

SHEILA MARSH, '47. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

WILLIAM S. MARSHALL, JR., '47, Arts and Sciences; Leon, Kansas.

DAVID 3. MARTIN, '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana.

CHARLES V. MATTHEWS, '47, Commerce; Independence, Missouri; Pi Kappa Alpha;

Associate Editor, JAMBALAYA; Glendy Burke; Taffrail Club.

CHARLES H. MAYFIELD, '47, Commerce; Mt. Pleasant, Texas; Kappa Alpha.

RICHARD R. MEHRHOF, '47, Commerce; Gainesville, Florida; Alpha Tau Omega.

HELEN E. MERIWETHER, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha Omicron

Pi; Alpha Sigma Sigma; Assets; Newcomb Honor Board; A Cappella Choir; Lag-

niappes; Glee Club; Operetta; Canterbury Club; President (4) Class.

ELSIE E. McCREERY, '47, Arts and Sciences; Wichita, Kansas.

ALTON L. MELANCON, '47, Engineering; Cameron. Louisiana.

WILLIAM E. METZGER, '47, Commerce; Dallas, Texas; Kappa Alpha.

WALTER J. MICHAEL, '47. Graduate School; Washington. D. C; Pi Kappa Alpha.

WILLIAM MARSHALL, JR. DAVID MARTINRICHARD MEHRHOF HELEN MERIWETHER

CHARLES MAHHEWSELSIE McCREERY

FELICE MAURERALTON MELANCON

PATRICIA MAXWELLWILLIAM METZGER

CHARLES MAYFIELDWALTER MICHAEL

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BETTY MILLERELAINE MINTZ

CECIL MILLERJERRYE MIRANDONA

WILLIAM MILLERMAURINE MITCHELL

HENRY MILLONRONALD MITCHELL

CHARLES MILNEROBERT MOCK

WALIUN MINCHEW. JR.

JACK MOLESWORTH

BETTY L. MILLER, '47, Newcomb; Gretna, Louisiana; Beta Beta Beta; American Chemi-

cal Society; Gamma Delta.

CECIL B. MILLER, '47, Newcomb; Gretna, Louisiana; Beta Beta Beta; Wesley

Foundation.

WILLIAM J. MILLER, '47, Engineering; Baton Rouge. Louisiana; Sigma Chi; A. S.

M. E.; E. T. A.

HENRY A. MILLON, '47, Arts and Sciences; Miami, Florida; Delta Sigma Phi; Who's

Who; President, Greenbackers; Publicity Chairman, Campus Night; A Cappella Choir;

Glee Club; Operetta; Taffrail Log; Glendy Burke; Canterbury Club; JAMBALAYA;Cheerleaders; Pan-Hellenic—Tulane; Student Center Council; Tatfrail Club; Tuiane

University Theater; Tulane Veterans' Association.

CHARLES P. MILNE, '47, Engineering; San Dimas, California; A. S. M. E.

WALTON W. MINCHEW, JR., '47, Engineering; Breckenridge, Texas; Delta Kappa

Epiilon; A. I. E. E.; E. T. A.; Tatfrail Club.

ELAINE L. MINTZ, '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Oreades.

JERRYE J. MIRANDONA, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha Omicron Pi.

MAURINE B. MITCHELL, '47, School of Social Work; Huntsville, Texas. ..

RONALD B. MITCHELL, '47, Arts and Sciences; Leipsic. Ohio; Sigma Alpha Epsilon.

ROBERT W. MOCK, '47, Arts and Sciences; New York, New York.

JACK E. MOLESWORTH, '47, Commerce; Kansas City, Missouri; Pi Kappa Alpha;

Alpha Phi Omega; Forum; Athletics—Varsity Track; Athletics—Pan-Hellenic; Football;

Basketball; Golf.

WILLIAM D. MONROE, '47, Arts and Sciences; Medicine; Clearwater. Florida; NuSigma Nu.

ROBERT A. MOORE. '47, Arts and Sciences; Waco. Texas.

SHIRLEY J. MORRIS, '47, Newcomb; Houston, Texas; Newcomb Dormitory Council;

Glee Club; Operetta; Wesley Foundation.

LIONEL B. MORROW, '47, Engineering; Gouderu, Louisiana.

PATRICIA S. MORVANT, '47, Engineering; Madisonville, Louisiana; Architectural

Society.

JACOB F. MULLER, '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; Sigma Alpha

Epsilon; Pan-Hellenic—Tulane.

WILLIAM MONROE ROBERT MOORE SHIRLEY MORRISLIONEL MORROW PATRICIA MORVANT JACOB MULLER Logan Wilson, Dean of Newcomb College

SENIORSRICHARD MULLER, JR.

ROBERT MURPHY, JR.

ROBERT MURDENWALTER MURPHY. Ill

SHIRLEY MUROVLILLIAN NEGUELOUA

RICHARD F. MULLER, JR., '47, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; Delta Tau

Delta; A. S. M. E.; E. T. A.; Sreenbackers.

ROBERT T. MURDEN, '47, Commerce; Pascagoula, Mississippi; Glee Club; Spectators.

SHIRLEY MUROV, '47, Newcomb; Shreveport, Louisiana; Glee Club.

ROBERT A. MURPHY, JR., '47, Commerce; McCloud. California; Phi Delta Theta;

Omicron Delta Kappa; Kappa Delta Phi; Beta Gamma Sigma; Who's Who; President,

College of Commerce, '43-'44; University Student Council, '43-'44; President (3) Class;

Student Center Council, '42-'44, President, '43-'44.

NATHAN V. O'NEAL, '47, Arts and Sciences; West Monroe, Louisiana.

JULIAN D. OPOTOWSKY, '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Tulane American

Legion.

CECILE R. ORENSTEIN, '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; Alpha

Epsilon Phi.

FRANK ORLAND, '47, Arts and Sciences; New York. New York.

WALTER C. MURPHY, III, '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; A. S. M. E.

LILLIAN M. NEGUELOUA, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Newman Club.

JOSEPH W. NELKIN, '47, Arts and Sciences, Law; Houston, Texas; Kappa Nu; Avukah.

GLORIA M. NIXON, '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Zeta.

CLYDE E. NOBLE, '47, Arts and Sciences; Brookhaven, Mississippi; Phi Delta Theta;

Phi Beta Kappa; A. A. A.; Operetta; Symphony Orchestra; Y. M. C. A.

COURTNEY E. OWENS. '47. Commerce; Washington, D. C; Delta Sigma Phi; Basket-

ball, '45.

RICHARD L. PAGE, '47, Commerce; Asheville, North Carolina; Kappa Sigma; Alpha

Phi Omega; Glee Club; Operetta; University Student Council; President. Tulane

Student Body.

SHIRLEY PAILET, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Intercollegiate Zionist

Federation of America.

JOSEPH R. OELKERS, JR., '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana. ALGOTH B. PAULSON, JR., '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; A. S. M. E.

JOSEPH NELKIN GLORIA NIXONCECILE ORENSTEIN FRANK ORLAND

CLYDE NOBLECOURTNEY E. OWENS

JOSEPH OELKERS. JR. NATHAN O'NEAL JULIAN OPOTOWSKYRICHARD L. PAGE SHIRLEY PAILET ALGOTH PAULSON, JR.

ERNEST PERES, JR.

WALTER PIETRZAKPATRICIA PERES

ALICE PINEGARCHARLES PERRENOD, JR.

JAMES PLAUCHE, JR.

CHESTER PEYRONNIN. JR.

RICHARD POMMREHNWILLARD PFEIFFER

MICHAEL POPOVECCHARLES PHILLIPS. JR.

BETTY POWELL

ERNEST M. PERES, JR.. '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha Chi Sigma;

A, I. of Ch. E.; Operetta; Symphony Orchestra.

PATRICIA A. PERES, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Newman Club.

CHARLES A. PERRENOD, JR., '47, Commerce; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Sigma Pi;

Dance Orchestra; Campus Night.

CHESTER A. PEYRONNIN, JR., '47, Engineering; Alpha Phi Omega; A. S. M. E.;

Baptist Student Union.

WILLIARD D. PFEIFFER, '47, Arts and Sciences; Trumbull. Nebraska; President. Pi

Kappa Alpha; Who's Who; President. Greenbackers; Publications Board; Cheerleaders;

Lagnlappes; Pan-Hellenic—Tulane; Student Center Council; Taffrail Club; Rifle Team;

President (3) Class; President (4) Class.

CHARLES O. PHILLIPS, JR.. '47. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; SigmaPI; Greenbackers; Business Manager. Hullabaloo; Glendy Burke; Y. M. C. A.

WALTER T. PIETRZAK, '47. Engineering; Chicago. Illinois; A. I. E. E.. Vice-Chairman;

Technl-Torque; President (4) Class.

ALICE F. PINEGAR, '47. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; A. C. S.

JAMES J. PLAUCHE. JR.. '47, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana; Phi Kappa Sigma;

Theta Nu; Kappa Delta Phi; Who's Who; Intramural Council I & II; Class President

(I & 2); Vice-President of Student Body (3) Commerce; Honor Board. I. II. Ill;

Co-Editor. Hullabaloo (3); Editor in Chief. JAMBALAYA; Lagniappes; Publications

Board; Tulane University Theatre.

RICHARD J. POMMREHN. '47. Commerce; Williams. Iowa.

MICHAEL T. POPOVEC, '47, Arts and Sciences; Youngstown, Ohio; Taffrail Club;

Y. M. C. A.; Varsity Baseball.

BETTY J. POWELL. '47. Commerce; Beebe. Arkansas; Wesley Foundation.

WARREN G. PREBLE, '47, Arts and Sciences; Maywood. California.

HERBERT P. PURSELL. JR.. '47, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; Sigma AlphaEpsilon; Alpha Chi Epsilon; A. I. of Ch. E; Pan-Hellenic—Tulane; American Chemical

Society.

ELAINE A, QUERENS, '47. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; Kappa Alpha

Theta; Hullabaloo.

MARGUERITE RANAGER. '47. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Math Club.

LOUIS V. RAND. '47. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Alpha.

JOSEPH J. RANNA, '47. Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; Pi Kappa Alpha;

A. S. M. E.; E. T. A.; Greenbackers.

WARREN PREBLEMARGUERITE RANAGER

HERBERT PURSELL, JR.

LOUIS RANDELAINE OUERENSJOSEPH RANNA Annd Estelle Many, Counsellor to Women

SENIORSEDMANN RATHKEDAVID REAVES

DANIEL RAWLSANDREV/ RECK

JAMES RAYWILLIAM REID

EDMANN J. RATHKE, '47, Arts and Sciences: Santa Ana. California; Pi Kappa Alpha;

Gamma Delta.

WILBUR A. RIEHL, '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; Alpha Chi Sigma;

Newman Club.

DANIEL T. RAWLS, '47, Commerce; Melville, Louisiana; Pi Kappa Alpha.

JAMES T. RAY, '47. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Pi Kappa Alpha;

Tulane Veterans' Association; Vice-President (3) Class, Arts and Sciences.

DAVID H. REAVES. '47, Engineering; Knoxville, Tennessee; A. I. E. E.; Techni-Torque.

ANDREW J. RECK, '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; Glendy Burke.

WILLIAM A. REID, '47, Arts and Sciences; Atlanta, Georgia; Sigma Chi.

ROBERT M. REINHARDT, '47. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; Sigma Pi.

JAMES V. REUTER, '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana.

JANE RHYMES, '47, Newcomb; Rayville, Louisiana; Pi Beta Phi; I. R. C.

JACK RICH, '47. Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Zeta Beta Tau.

ROBERT R. RICHMOND, '47; Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Kappa

Sigma.

JEN RIVES, '47, Newcomb; Mansfield, Louisiana; Zeta Tau Alpha; Glee Club; Operetta;

Forum.

FLORENCE T. ROBERTS, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Mu; Student

Affiliate of American Chemical Society; A Cappeila Choir; Glee Club; Westminster

Fellowship; Y. W. C. A.

JANE B. RODRIGUE, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Zeta; Eta Sigma

Phi President; Cheerleaders, '45-'46-'47; Glee Club; JAMBALAYA; Oreades President;

Newman Club; Lagniappes; Secretary. Greenbackers; Assets.

FLOYD D. ROOS, '47, Arts and Sciences, Medicine; Shreveport, Louisiana; Zeta Beta

Tau; Phi Delta Sigma.

JOSEPHINE ROSE, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; A. C. S.; I. Z. F. A.

HAROLD A. ROSEN, '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Tau Beta Pi; A. I.

E. E.; Technl-Torque.

ROBERT REINHARDTJEN RIVES

JAMES REUTERFLORENCE ROBERTS

JANE RHYMESJANE RODRIGUE

JACK RICHFLOYD ROOS

ROBERT RICHMONDJOSEPHINE ROSE

WILBUR RIEHLHAROLD ROSEN

SEYMOUR ROSENREGINA ROUX

EVELYN ROSENBERGJOE RUBIN

JACOB ROSENTHALMERVIN RUDOLPH

SIDNEY ROSENTHAL, JR.

ROBERT SAMUELKATHERINE ROSSEDWARD SANFORD

MARTIN ROSSKATHRIN SANFORD

SEYMOUR ROSEN, 'AT, Arts and Sciences: New York, New York.

EVELYN ROSENBERG, '47, Newcomb; Greenwood, South Carolina; Alpha Epsilon Phi;

I. R, C; Swimming Club.

JACOB S. ROSENTHAL, '47, Arts and Sciences; Washington, D. C; Zcta Beta Tau.

SIDNEY ROSENTHAL, JR., '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha Phi

Omega; Band.

KATHERINE A. ROSS, "47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Kappa Gamma;I. R. C.

EDWARD H. SANFORD, '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Sigma;

A. S. M. E.; E. T. A.

KATHRIN L. SANFORD, '47, School of Social Work. Ripley, Tennesieo; Secretary,

School of Social Work.

JOSE V. SANTOS, '47, Arts and Sciences; Caguas, Puerto Rico; Phi lota Alpha.

DAN S. SCHARFF, '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Zeta Beta Tau; Tulane

University Theatre.

MARTIN E. ROSS, '47, Commerce; Pine Bluff, Arkansas; Sigma Alpha Epsilon.

REGINA M. ROUX, "47. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Student Affiliates Ameri-

can Chemical Society.

JOE RUBIN, '47. Commerce; Lawrence, Massachusetts; Track Team.

MERVIN RUDOLPH, 47, Arts and Sciences: New Orleans, Louisiana; Sigma Alpha Mu.

ROBERT F. SAMUEL, '47, Engineering; Verona, New Jersey.

DONALD B. SCHELL, '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; A. S. M. E.; E. T. A.;

Varsity Baseball.

ROBERT P. SCHLES5EL, '47, Arts and Sciences; Brooklyn, New York.

FREDERICK H. SCHMIDT, '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Tulane

Veterans' Association.

JEAN SCHNEIDER, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Y. W. C. A.

JOSE SANTOSROBERT SCHLESSEL

DAN SCHARFFFREDERICK SCHMIDT

DONALD SCHELLJEAN SCHNEIDER Comdr. Howe and Major Comer

SENIORSCARL SCHUMACHERDOROTHY SCOTT

OTHO SCHUMANNHAROLD SCUDDER

LOUISE SCHWARTZLOIS SEIDENBACK

CARL J. SCHUMACHER, '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; Kappa

Sigma.

OTHO D. SCHUMANN, '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Canterbury Club;

Tulane University Theatre.

LOUISE SCHWARTZ, '47, Newcomb; Houston, Texas.

DOROTHY S. SCOTT, '47, Newcomb; Memphis, Tennessee; Zeta Tau Alpha; A Cap-

pella Choir; Glee Club; Operetta; Pan-Hellenic—Newcomb.

CLIFFORD H. SHEFFEY, '47, Commerce; Mosheim, Tennessee.

JOHN W. SHERROUSE. JR., '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Beta Theta

Pi; A. S. M. E.; E. T. A.

EDWARD A. SHORT, '47, Arts end Sciences; Lakewood, Ohio; Glee Club; Tatfrail

Club.

ROGER B, SHOWS, '47. Arts and Sciences; Meridian, Mississippi; Kappa Alpha;

Varsity Track and Cross Country.

HAROLD SCUDDER, '47, Arts and Sciences; Cincinnati, Ohio; Taffrail Club.

LOIS SEIDENBACK, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha Epsilon Phi.

THOMAS B. SELLERS JR., '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Kappa

Epsilon.

JAMES B. SENNETT, '47, Arts and Sciences; Sheldon. Illinois; Tulane University

Theatre; Band.

DONALD A. SHARP, '47, Arts and Sciences; University City. Missouri; Delta Tau

Delta.

CLARENCE L. SHULTZ, '47. Commerce; Harrisburg. Pennsylvania.

JOYCE M. SIEKMANN. '47, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Beta Beta Beta;

Newcomb Athletic Council; Newman Club.

ANN SIMPSON, '47, School of Social Work; Tampa, Florida.

HERBERT L. SMITH, JR., '47. Engineering; Shreveport. Louisiana; Pi Kappa Alpha;

Architectural Society; A Cappella Choir.

JAMES E. SMITH, '47, Commerce; Carthage, Mississippi.

THOMAS SELLERS, JR.

ROGER SHOWSJAMES SENNETTCLARENCE SHULTZ

DONALD SHARPJOYCE SIEKMANN

CLIFFORD SHEFFEYANN SIMPSON

JOHN SHERROUSE, JR.

HERBERT SMITH. JR.

EDWARD SHORTJAMES E. SMITH

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MIRIAM SMITHGLADYS SOULE

ROBERT SMITHHERBERT STEELE

MARTHA SMITHERTEMPLE STEPHENS

GLORIA SMITHERMANBEULAH STERBCOW

LESTER SOLOMONBUELL STEWART

CHRISTINE SOULEJASON STEWART

MIRIAM SMITH, '47. Newcomb; Jonestown. Mississippi; Chi Omega; A Capella Choir;

Glee Club; Operetta; Baptist Student Union.

ROBERT C. SMITH, '47. Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana; Alpha Phi Omega.

MARTHA A. SMITHER. '47, Newcomb; Huntsville, Texas; Pi Beta Phi; Glee Club;

Forum; I. R. C.

GLORIA L. SMITHERMAN. '47, Newcomb; Shreveport, Louisiana; Chi Omega; New-

comb Dormitory Council, President; Secretary, Newcomb Honor Board; Assets; Who's

Who; Tennis Club.

LESTER SOLOMON, '47, Commerce; Brooklyn, New York.

CHRISTINE M. SOULE. '47, School of Social Work; Springfield, Pennsylvania.

BUELL STEWART, '47, Arts and Sciences; Del Rio, Texas; Kappa Sigma.

JASON K. STEWART, '47, Arts and Sciences; Brownsville. Texas; Pi Kappa Alpha;

Taffrail Club.

HELEN M. STICH, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Zeta Tau Alpha; MathClub; Newman Club; Y. W. C. A.

MARIE H. STOUSE, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha Omicron Pi; Vic»-

President (I) Ckss; Secretary (2} Class; Lagniappes; Newman Club.

PATRICIA L. STRECKFUS. '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; German Club; Art

Club; Festival Choir; Operetta; Glee Club; Newman Club.

GLADYS G. SOULE, '47, School of Social Work; Newport, Pennsylvania; Student

Council, School of Social Work; Program Chairman, Student Council.

HERBERT C. STEELE, '47, Arts and Sciences; Battle Creek, Michigan,

TEMPLE J. STEPHENS, '47, Engineering; Moberly, Missouri; Phi Delta Thcta; A. S. M. E.

BEULAH STERBCOW. '47. School of Social Work; New Orleans, Louisiana; SymphonyOrchestra; Tulane University Theatre.

WARREN B. STROHM, '47, Engineering; Brooklyn, New York; A. I. E. E.; Tachni-

Torque; Newman Club.

PAUL S. STUART, '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Sigma; A. S. M. E.;

E. T. A.; Lagniappes; A Cappella Choir.

JAMES N. SUDDUTH, '47, Commerce; Jackson, Mississippi.

HELEN STICHWARREN STPOHM

MARIE STOUSEPAUL STUART

PATRICIA STRECKFUSJAMES SUDDUTH

Prof. Ninas and friends

SENIORSADRIAN SUNKELCORNELIA TALBOT

MATTHEW SUTHERLANDEILEEN TALBOT

HAROLD SWARDSONALBERT TANGUE. JR.

ADRIAN C. SUNKEL, '47, Commerce, Danville, Illinois; Alpha Phi Omega; Tulane

Veterans' Association; Y. M. C. A.

MATTHEW R. SUTHERLAND, '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Sreen-

backers; Tulane Veterans' Association.

HAROLD R. SWARDSON, '47, Arts and Sciences; Norwood, Ohio; Sigma Alpha

Epsilon; Publications Board; Vice-President (4) Class; Hullabaloo. Editor; Co-Editor,

Hullabaloo (3).

CORNELIA M. TALBOT, '47, School of Social Work; Portland, Maine; Tulane Univer-

sity Theatre.

ilLEEN M. TALBOT, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Greenbackers; Math

Club.

ALBERT O. TANGUE, JR., '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Sigma Phi.

WINSTON H. TAYLOR, '47, Commerce; Salem, Oregon.

DORIS E. TISDALE, '47, Newcomb; Jackson, Mississippi; Phi Mu; Art Club; Baptist

Student Union.

JOSEPH U. THIBODEAU, '47, Commerce; Birmingham, Alabama.

RAYMOND J. THIBODEAUX, '47, Engineering; Napoleonville, Louisiana; A. S. C. E,

SAMUEL G. THIGPEN, '47, Commerce; Picayune, Mississippi; Phi Kappa Sigma.

WILMER J. THOMAS, JR., '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Canterbury

Club; Forum; Taffrall Club; Tulane Veterans' Association.

WILLIAM V. TRUFANT, '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Sigma Chi;

Lagniappes.

FRANCES J. TUMINELLO, '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Newman Club.

AUGUSTA M. TURNER, '47, Newcomb; Atlanta, Georgia; Chi Omega; Newcomb Stu-

dent Government Association; Newcomb Honor Board; Newman Club; Art Club;

Who's Who; President Art Student Body.

JOSEPH L. UTLEY, JR., '47, Commerce; Olmsted Falls, Ohio; Kappa Alpha.

LACHLAN M. VAS5, '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Sigma Chi.

ELAINE VERLANDER, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Beta Sigma Omicron;

Beta Beta Beta.

WINSTON TAYLOR DORIS TISDALEWILLIAM TRUFANT FRANCES TUMINELLO

JOSEPH THIBODEAU RAYMOND THIBODEAUX SAMUEL THIGPEN WILMER THOMAS. JR.

AUGUSTA TURNER JOSEPH UTLEY. JR. LACHLAN VASS ELAINE VERLANDER

CHRISTIAN VOELKER. JR.

LUTHER WALLER JR.

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P6TRONILLA VOORHIESBERTHA WASHASTROM

WILLIAM WAGNON, JR.

ANN WATKINSHAROLD WALKER

ALFRED WATTERS. JR.

VERA WALKERJAMES WATTLEY

CHRISTIAN M. VOELKER, JR., '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; A. S. M. E.;

Louisiana Engineering Society, Student Member.

HEDA R. VON MEYSENBUG, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha Delta Pi;

=ta Sigma Phi; Glee Club; Newcomb Student Government Association; Oreades;

Pan-Hellenic—Nawcomb.

PETRONILLA M. VOORHIES, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Newcomb Dance

Club; I. R. C.

WILLIAM E. WAGNON, JR., '47, Arts and Sciences; Palestine, Texas; Sigma Chi.

HAROLD B. WALKER, '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Sigma Chi; A. I. of

Ch. E.

VERA A. WALKER, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Zeta Tau Alpha; Newman

Club; Math Club.

ALFRED A. WATTERS, JR., '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Delta

Theta; Kappa Delta Phi; Greenbackers; Tuiane Veterans' Association; Varsity Tennis

Letterman (3); Vice-President (4) Class; President, Canterbury Club; Hullabaloo,

Sports Editor; N. R. O. T. C; Taffrail Club; Pan-Hellenic Council (1-3).

JAMES C. WATTLEY, '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Kappa Epsilon;

A. I. E. E.; E. T. A.; Canterbury Club.

BARBARA B. WEDEMEYER, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Chairman. Forum;

I. R. C; Spectators; Spanish Club.

HAROLD H. WEDIG, '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Sigma PI; Lag-

nlappes; Spectators; Student Center Council.

RENA WEINER, '47, Newcomb; Tupelo, Mississippi.

LUTHER H. WALLER, JR., '47, Engineering; Montgomery, Alabama; Sigma Alpha

Epsilon; A. S. M. E.; E. T. A.

ROBERT A. WARRINER, II, '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

BERTHA WASHASTROM, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; I. Z. F. A.

ANN WATKINS, '47, Newcomb; Lake Charles, Louisiana; Chi Omega; Pan-Hellenic—

Newcomb.

JAY WILLAZO WEISS, '47, Arts and Sciences; Miami, Florida; Sigma Alpha Mu;

Pan -Hellenic—Tuiane.

MARION WELLFORD, '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Kappa Sigma;

A. S. C. E.; Glee Club; Westminster Fellowship; Tuiane Veterans' Association.

JOHN C. WELLS, JR., '47, Arts and Sciences; St. Petersburg, Florida; Theta Kappa

Psi.

BARBARA WEDEMEYERJAY WEISS

HAROLD WEDIGMARION WELLFORD

RENA WEINERJOHN WELLS, JR. Professor Porter, student of anatomy

SENIORSCLYDE WHALEYMARTHA WHITE

KEITH WHEELAHAN, JR.

CHARLES WIE5ELTHIERJOHN WHELANNANCY WILKINS

CLYDE H. WHALEY, '47, Arts and Sciences; Sfcphens, Arkansas; Wesley Foundation. LORRAINE M. WILLIAMS. '47. Newconnb; New Orleans. Louisiana; President. Beta

Sigma Omicron; Assets; Newcomb Dance Club; Newman Club; Math Club.

KEITH J. WHEELAHAN. JR., '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha Phi

Omega; A. I. E. E,

JOHN P. WHELAN, '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Sigma Phi; Tulane

Veterans' Association.

MARTHA F. WHITE, '47, Newcomb; Lecompte, Louisiana; Alpha Delta Pi; Operetta.

WILLIAM F. WILLIAMSON, '47. Engineering; Baton Rouge. Louisiana; Delta Tau

Delta; Architectural Society; E. T. A.

JEFFERSON B. WILLIS. JR.. '47. Engineering; Honolulu. Territory of Hawaii; Kappa

Sigma; President. Alpha Ch! Sigma; President. A. I. of Ch. E.; E. T. A.; Techni-

Torque; Pan-Hellenic—Tulane.

CHARLES R. WIESELTHIER, '47, Commerce; St. Louis. Missouri; Phi Delta Theta.

NANCY W. WILKINS, '47, Newcomb; Dallas, Texas; Kappa Alpha Theta; Newcomb

Dance Club. Greenbackers; Westminster Fellowship.

WILEY M. WILKINSON, JR., '47, Commerce; McComb. Mississippi; Alpha Phi Omega;

Co-Editor. Hullabaloo; Greenbackers.

DIXON WILLSON, '47, Arts and Sciences; Los Angeles. California; Sigma Alpha

Epsilon; I. R. C; N. R. O. T. C; Spectators.

F. GLENDINE WILSON, '47. Newcomb; Selma. Alabama; Newcomb Dormitory Council;

Newcomb Student Government Association; Baptist Student Union; Greenbackers; Glee

Club- Newcomb Dance Club.

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WILEY WILKINSON. JR.

JEFFERSON WILLIS. JR.

LORRAINE WILLIAMSDIXON WILLSON

WILLIAM WILLIAMSONGLENDINE WILSON

IRENE WITT ANN WOOD WALTER WOODS ROSALIE WOOLFLEY ELIZABETH WORKMANBEULAH WRIGHT LAWRENCE ZERINGER RAIFORD ZIEGLER ANDRE ZILBERMANN

IRENE WITT, '47, Newcomb; Columbus. Georgia; I. R. C.

ANN C. WOOD. '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

WALTER L. WOODS, '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

ROSALIE E. WOOLFLEY, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha Omicron Pi;

Oreades; French Club; Newman Club.

ELIZABETH W. WORKMAN, '47, Social Work; Woodruff, South Carolina.

BEULAH WRIGHT. '47, Newcomb; Eunice, Louisiana; Dean, Alpha Epsilon Phi; New-

comb Student Lecture Chairman.

LAWRENCE L. ZERINGER, '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; President,

Pi Kappa Alpha.

RAIFORD M. ZIEGLER, 47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; A. S. M. E.;

Y. M. C. A,

ANDRE H. ZILBERMANN, '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Sigma Alpha Mu;

A. S. M. E.; Pan-Hellenic—Tulane. SENIORSJunior Cap and Gown Day

First Row:

JANET M. ABADIE, '49, Newcomb: New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Zeta;

French Club; Newman Club. ^CLARE ABRAHTK^, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

HERBERT S. ABRAHAM, 50, Commerce; Memphis, Tennessee.

MARY E. ACREE, '48, Newcomb; Mobile, Alabama; Alpha Omicron PI;

Newman Club; Art Club.

JAMES B. ADAMS, '49, Engineering; Abbeville, Mississippi; Tulane Archi-

tectural Society.

Second Row:

POLLY A. ADAMS, '50, Newcomb; Alexandria, Louisiana; Tulane University

Theatre.

ROBERT H. ADKISON, '50, Arts and Sciences; Tampa. Florida.

WILLIAM E. AICKLEN, JR., '48, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana;

A. I. E. E.; Math Club; Newman Club.

THEODORE J. AIN, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana;

Kappa Nu.

MAX M. AINSWORTH, '48, Arts and Sciences; Bay Springs. Mississippi.

Third Row:

PHYLLIS M. ALBERT, '50, Newcomb; New York, New York; Glee Club;Tulane University Theatre; Hullabaloo.

PHILIP E. ALBRECHT, '49, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; KappaSigma.

HENRY L. ALCANTARA, '50, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana;

N. R. O. T. C.

SUZANNE ALCUS, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha Epsilon

Phi.

RUTHIE ALEMAN, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Pi Beta Phi;

Newman Club; Intramurals.

Fourth Row:

ROBERT H. ALEXANDER, '50. Engineering; Grenada, Mississippi; Phi

Kappa Sigma; Tulane Architectural Society.

EDWARD C. ALKER, '49, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta

Kappa Epsilon.

LANIER ALLINGHAM, '50, Newcomb; Lafayette, Louisiana; CanterburyClub.

CHESTOR T. ALPAUGH, JR., '49, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Beta Theta Pi.

WILLIAM K. ALTHANS, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana,

UNDERCRADUAIESFirst Row:

GEORGE H. AMANN. JR., '48, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

ANNE E. ANDERSON '48. Newcomb; Charlotte. North Carolina; Chi Omega;Art Club; Wesley Foundation; Y. W. C. A.

LLOYD W. ANDERSON, JR.. '48, Commerce; Milan, Minnesota; Gamma Delta;

Class President (3).

MARVIN A. ANDERSON, '50, Newcomb; Shreveport, Louisiana; NewcombStudent Government Association,

A. MARION ANDRUS, '49, Engineering; New Iberia, Louisiana.

Second Row:

JOAN R. APPEL, '50, Newcomb; New York, New York; Art Club; I. R. C;Spectators.

JOAN ARBOUR, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa KappaGamma; Art Club; Newman Club.

PATRICIA M. ARMS, '48, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

LUTHER A. ARMSTRONG, '49, Engineering; Plymouth, North Carolina.

EDWARD H. ARNOLD, JR., '48, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; A. I.

E. E.; Newman Club.

Third Row:

JOHN B. ARNOLD, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi

Kappa Sigma.

CHARLES J. ARONSON, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

EMILE W. ARTUS, JR.. '50, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Sigma Pi.

GORDON A. ATKINSON, '50, Arts and Sciences; El Dorado. Arkansas.

RENEE L. AUBRY, '50, Newcomb; St. Martlnville, Louisiana; Art Club; Newman

Club; Y. W. C. A.; Tulane University Theatre.

Fourth Row:

THEODORE A. AUCOIN, JR., '49, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana.

WILLIAM H. AVANT, '48, Arts and Sciences; Andalusia, Alabama; Phi Delta

Theta.

JAMES F. AYCOCK, '49, Arts and Sciences, Hollywood; Florida; Alpha Tau

Omega.HELION D. BACCICH, '50, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; KappaAlpha.

JOAN J. BAEHR, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

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First Row:

JOYCE A. BAEHR, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

DOROTHY A. BAER, '50. Newcomb; Bay City, Texas.

LEDOLPH BAER, '50, Arts and Sciences; Monroe, Louisiana; Zeta BetaTau; Forum.

GWEN A. BAILIE, '48, Newcomb; Miami, Florida; Phi Mu.

HERBERT L. BAKER, 'AS, Engineering; Shreveport, Louisiana; Phi KappaSigma; A. S. M. E.; E. T. A.; Pan-Hellenic Council; Greenbackers.

Sscond Row:

ALBERT BALDWIN. '50, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana: Delta KappaEpsilon.

JOSEPH W, BALMER, '4?, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi KappaSigma.

WARREN P. BALOVICH, 'SO, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;Phi Delta Theta.

ROBERT J. BANNON, '49, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; DeltaKappa Epsilon; Tulane Veterans' Association.

HUGH C. BAREFOOT, '50; Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana.

Third Row:

PATRICIA M. BARKDULL, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Canter-bury Club.

NAOMI BARKOFF, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

ROBERT D. BARNES. '49, Arts and Sciences; Marshfield, Wisconsin; Hulla-baloo.

WALTER S. BARNES, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;Delta Sigma Phi.

STEWART R. BARNETT, '50, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana; AlphaTau Omega.

Fourth Row:

ISAAC H. BARNWELL, III, '49, Arts and Sciences- Memphis Tennessee;Beta Theta Pi.

LARRY M. BAROUSSE, JR., '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;Alpha Tau Omega.ROSEMARY P. BAROUSSE, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; New-man Club.

DAVID R. BARR, '48, Engineering; Newgulf, Texas; Phi Kappa Sigma.

LYLE L. BARRE, '49, Engineering; Shreveport, Louisiana; Tulane Architec-tural Society.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

MANUEL G. BARRERA, '49, Commerce; Laredo, Texas; Newman Club.

BETTIE R. BARRERE. '50, Newcomb; Houston, Texas.

LUCY M. BARRET, '50. Newcomb; Charlotte, North Carolina.

JOCELYN J. BARRETT, '49, Newcomb- New Orleans. Louisiana; NewmanClub.

ANNA C. BARTELS. '50. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

Second Row:

HERMAN W. BARTELS,

RONALD A. BARTLETT,

BENJAMIN BASHINSKITau.

'49. Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

'49, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana; Kappa Sigma.

'49, Arts and Sciences; Macon. Georgia; Zeta Beta

JUANA E. BASILIO, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Tulane UniversityTheatre.

JAMES H. BASS. '48, Commerce; Jackson, Mississippi.

Third Row:

WILLIAM L. BASS, JR., '48; Arts and Sciences; Laurel, Mississippi.

LEE J. BATEMAN. '49, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; Sigma Pi.

HARRY J. BATT. JR., "48. Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Sigma PI,

HAROLD J. BATTALORA. '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;Delta Sigma Phi.

ALICE C. BEACHAM. '48. Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

Fourth Row:

ROBERT G. BEADLE. '43. Engineering; Little Rocli, Arkansas; Delta Tau Delta;

A. I. E. E.; Techni-Torque; N. R. O. T. C.

ANDREA H. BEAUCHAMP, '49, Newcomb; Blossom, Texas; Canterbury Club.

EUGENE H, BEAUCOUDRAY, '49, Arts and Sciences; Now Orleans, Louisiana;Glendy Burke; Tulane Veteran'." Association.

JAMES D. BECK, '48, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Sigma.

lEVERLEY S. M. BECKER, 'SO, Newcomb; New Orle^nt. Loulilana. kMM281

First Row:

EDWIN G. BECNEL, '50, Engineering; Picayune. Mississippi,

WINIFRED BEIER, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Beta SigmaOmicron; A Cappella Choir; Glee Club; Operetta.

JOHN H. BELL, JR.. '50, Engineering; New Smyrna Beach, Florida.

MILDRED F. BELL, '50, Newcomb; Powell Station, Tennessee.

ROBERT G. BELOTE, JR., '50, Commerce; Washington, D. C; Alpha TauOmega.

Second Row:

EMITA P. BENEDICT, '4?. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Chi Omega;Canterbury Club; Campus Night; Intramurals.

FRED E. BENNETT, JR., '49, Arts and Sciences; West Monroe, Louisiana.

LENORE C. BENSON, '47, School of Social Work; Boynton Beach. Florida.

WILLIAM J. BERG, '48, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; A. S. M. E.

NORMAN BERGER, '49, Arts and Sciences; Mobile, Alabama; Kappa Nu;Pan-ttellenic Council; Greenbackers.

Third Row:

NORMAN J. BERGERON, JR.. '49. Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

EUGENE H. BERKOWIT2, '50, Commerce; Key West. Florida; i. Z. F. A.;

Class Vice-President (I).

ROBERT E. BERMUDEZ. '48, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

JULES C. BERNARD, '50, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana.

KATHERINE L. BERNARD, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Pi Beta

Phi; A Cappella Choir; Glee Club; Operetta; Assets; Newcomb DanceClub; Newman Club; Campus Night.

Fourth Row:

ROBERT BERNHARO, JR., '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;Beta Theta Pi.

IVA R. BERNSTEIN. '50, Newcomb; St. Augustine. Florida.

ROY L. BERNSTEIN, '48, Arts and Sciences; Newark, New Jersey; SigmaAlpha Mu; Class Secretary (3).

FREDERICK H. BERRY, JR., '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Kappa Sigma; Glee Club; Lagnlappes.

SHIRLEY BERSADSKY, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; AlphaEpsiion Phi; A Cappella Choir; Glee Club; Forum.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

MAEBETH A. BERTEL, '49, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Mu; New-man Club.

NEWELL H. BERTHELOT-BERRY II. '48, Redlands, California; Phi DeltaTheta; Kappa Delta Phi.

JOSEPH C. BEUCLER, '49, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Tulane Archi-tectural Society.

JANE E. BIEDERMAN, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha Omi-cron PI.

STERLING B. BIGNER, '49, Arts and Sciences; Shrevcport, Louisiana; Phi Delta

Theta.

Second Row:

WILLIAM O. BINGHAM, '49, Arts and Sciences; North Carrollton, Mississippi;Kappa Sigma.

THOMAS M. BIRDWELL, JR., '50. Engineering; Harvey, Louisiana- N. R.

O. T. C.

ELIZABETH A. BISHOP, '50, School of Social Work; Lufkin, Texas.

BARBARA BIZZELL, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana- Glee Club- ArtClub; Wesley Foundation; Y. W. C, A.

WILLIAM B. BIZZELL II, 49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;Beta Theta Pi; Glee Club; Operetta.

Third Row;

KENNETH G. BLACKWELL, '49, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana.

CLAY D. BLAIR, '50, Engineering; Bay St. Louis, Mississippi; Beta Theta Pi;

Tulane Architectural Socleiy; Class Vice-President (1).

LUCILLE BLAKE, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana- Tulane University

Theatre; Y. W. C. A.

RICHARD F. BLAKE, '48, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Pi KappaAlpha.

ROLAND BLALOCK, '49, Arts and Sciences; Pampa, Texas.

Fourth Row:

CASMIER J. BLANDA, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

JANE D. BLAND, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Glee Club; TulaneUniversity Theatre.

ROBERT F. BLAND, '48, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta KappaEpsiion; A. S. C. E.

E. BEVERLY BLANE, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Beta SigmaOmicron; Tulane University Theatre; Wesley Foundation; Newcomb TennisClub; La Tertulia.

JOHN G. BLANE, JR., '50, Arts and Sciences; Hopkinsvllle, Kentucky; Phi

Kappa Sigma.

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First Row:

JAMES B. BLITCH, '48, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; Tulane Archi-tectural Society; Newman Club.

LEONE F. BLOCH, '49. Newcomb; Thibodaux, Louisiana; Tulane UniversityTheatre.

GLADYS M. BLOOM, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Pi Beta Phi;Newcomb Dance Club; Newman Club; Lagniappes.

JOYCE BLOTNER, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

MARY C. 6LOUIN, '49, Commerce; New Orleans Louisiana- NewmanClub.

Second Row;

ALICE E, BLUNDELL, '49, Newcomb; Houston, Texas; Zeta Tau Alpha;Glee Club; Canterbury Club; Tulane University Theatre.

DONALD F. BLYTHE, '49. Engineering- New Orleans, Louisiana; BetaTheta PI.

GEORGE E. BOILEAU, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;Band; Newman Club; American Legion, Tulane Post; Radio Club; RadioWorkshop; Tulane University Theatre.

ALBERT M. BOLTON, '49, Commerce; Alexandria, Louisiana; Delta KappaEpsllon.

FRANK C. BONANSINGA, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;Newman Club; Varsity Track Team.

'48, Commerce; Brookhaven, Mississippi; Newman

Third Row:

JOE F. BONFIGLIO,Club.

WALTER C. BONIE, '50, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana.

ERIN A. BORN, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Gamma Delta,

SONIA G. BORNSTEIN, '50, Newcomb; Kansas City, Missouri.

ROBERT N. BOSE, '49, Engineering; New Orleans Louisiana; Band; NewmanClub.

Fourth Row:

PEGGY BOSWELL, '48, Newcomb; Sanatorium. Mississippi; Chi Omega;Glee Club; Operetta; A Cappella Choir; Westminster Fellowship.

LYDIA A. BOSWORTH, '50. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

LUKE M. BOUDREAUX, JR., '48, Arts and Sciences; Erath, Louisiana.

RUTH C. BOULET, '48, Newcomb; Larose, Louisiana; Alpha Omicron Pi;

Who's Who; Assets; French Club; Newcomb Athletic Council; NewcombDormitory Council; Newcomb Student Government Association; NewcombHonor Board; Secretary, Canterbury Club; Greenbackers; Pan-Hellenic

—

Newcomb; Class President (3); President of Newcomb Swimming Club;Secretary, Lagniappes.

CHARLES W. BOUSTANY, '50, Arts and Sciences; Lafayette. Louisiana.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

CHARLES A. BOURGEOIS, '50, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Canter-

bury Club.

DIANE M. BOURGEOIS. '50, Newcomb; New Orleans Louisiana; NewmanClub.

D. ARTHUR BOUSQUET, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; Delta

Kappa Epsilon.

RENEE M. BOUSQUET. 'SO, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

BARBARA C. BOWMAN, '50, Commeice; New Orleans, Louisiana.

Second Row:

THOMAS S. BOWMAN, '50, Commerce; Wabash, Indiana.

FRANK P. BRADBURN, '48, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Beta ThefaPi; Glee Club; Operetta; Westminster Fellowship.

JERE T. BRADSHAW, '50, Commerce; Dyersburg, Tennessee; Delta Tau Delta.

JAMES E. BRADY. '49, Arts and Sciences; Proctor, Arkansas.

JEAN M. BRANDIN. '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Zeta;Gamma Delta.

Third Row:

JANE L. BRATTON, '48, Newcomb; Memphis, Tennessee; Zeta Tau Alpha; ArtClub; Spanish Club.

JOHN L. BRAUD, '48, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Tau Delta;

E. T, A,; Pan-Hellenic Council; Greenbackers.

BEAUFORT E BRAZDA. '50. Newcomb; Ranger. Texas.

MARY E 8REARD, '48, School of Social Work; Monroe, Louisiana- NewmanClub.

EARL A. 6REAUX, '50, Commerce; Mathews, Louisiana; Glee Club; Operetta.

Fourth Row:

HAL J. BREEN, 49 Arts and Sciences; Daylona Beach, Florida.

AILEN T BREMERMANN, 50, Arts and Scioncof; New Orleans, Louisiana;Delta Kappa Eptilon.

JAMES H BRENNEN, '46, Arts and Sciences; Dothan, Alabama; Phi DeltaTheta.

WARREN E BRENNEN, '49, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Sigma.

JOHN e. BRIDGEWATER, '48. Arit and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

?83

First Row:

EUGENE D. BRIERRE, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana;

Delta Kappa Epsllon.

ELIZABETH M. BRIGTSEN, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana.

DOLORES Y. BRISBI. '50, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana.

LIONEL C. BRITZE. 'AB, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana.

CAROLYN A. BRODIE, '50. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Glee Club;

Newman Club.

Second Row:

VIRGINIA BRODIE, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha Omi-

cron Pi; Oreades.

EDWOOD S. BRODTMANN, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisi-

ana; Beta Theta PI.

MAURY W. BRONSTEIN. '49, Arts and Sciences; Memphis, Tennessee; Zeta

Beta Tau; Pan-Hellenic Council.

NAN-RAE BROSSARD. "48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta

Zeta; Beta Beta Beta; La Tertulia.

BEVERLEY J. BROWN. '50, Newcomb; San Francisco. California.

Third Row:

CHARLES H. BROWN, 'SO. Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

CHARLES L. BROWN, JR.. '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Kappa Alpha; Glee Club; Operetta.

HELEN V. BROWN, '48. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Delta Zeta;

Gamma Delta.

HENRY E. BROWN. '50. Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Sigma Chi.

JACK S. BROWN, '48. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; Delta

Tau Delta; Glendy Burke.

Fourth Row:

KENNELL P. BROWN. '48, Arts and Sciences; Jeanerette. Louisiana; Festival

Choir; Glee Club; Newman Club.

THOMAS C. BROWN, '50, Arts and Sciences; Akron. Ohio; Beta Theta Pi.

YVONNE M. BROWN, '50. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana.

BETTY H. BROWNE, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Kappa

Gamma; Newcomb Honor Board; Canterbury Club; Lagniappes; Class

Secretary (3); Vice-President of Swimming Club.

JEAN L. BROWNE, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Canterbury

Club; Tulane University Theatre; Y. W. C. A.

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UNDERGRADUATESFirs+ Row:

JOHN S. BROWNING. '48. Arts and Sciences; Pawnee, Oklahoma; Delta Tau

Delta.

JAMES W. BROWNSON. '47. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; Phi

Kappa Sigma; Class President (I 4 2); Who's Who; JAMBALAYA Co-Editor,'45; Publications Board, '44; Pan-Hellenic Council. '44; Lagniappes; Student

Center Council. '44.

LOYCE V. BROWNSON, '49. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Newman Club.

BEVERLY O. BRUFF, '48, Newcomb; San Antonio. Texas; Beta Sigma Omicron;Glee Club; Operetta; Newcomb Dance Club; Baptist Student Union; Tulans

University Theatre; Y. W. C. A.

GEORGE A. BRUMFIELD. '50, Commerce; Magnolia, Mississippi.

Second Row:

WILLIAM R. BRUNSON, JR.. '50. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

ELSIE K. BRUPBACHER, '48. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; NewcombAthletic Council; Newman Club; Swimming Club; Intramurals.

ROBERT S. BRUSH. '48. Engineering; Ponca City. Oklahoma; Sigma Chi.

ANNE BRYAN-TURNER. '48. Newcomb; Santurce. Puerto Rico; CanterburyClub; Art Club; Forum.

PATRICK BRYER. '51, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; Taffrail Club;

N. R. O. T. C.

Third Row:

BETTY B. BROYLES. '48. Newcomb; Kilgore. Texas; Glee Club; Art Club;I. R. C.

RALPH J. BRYSSON, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

B_ISS S. BUCHAN. '48. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; ChiOmega; Class Treasurer (1),

JOSEPH W. BUCHANAN. '50. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana;

Beta Theta Pi.

DORIS L. BUCKLEH. '60. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana.

Fourth Row:

LINDEN L. BUJOL. 'SO. Engineering; Metairie, Louisiana.

EDWIN P. BULTMAN, JR.. '49. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Phi Kappa Sigma; Glee Club; Baptist Student Union; Spectators.

EMIGDIO A. BUONOMO. '48. Arts and Sciences; Caguas. Puerto Rico; Phi

lota Alpha.

DOROTHY E. BURAS, '49. Newcomb. New Orleans. Louisiana; NewcombDance Club.

ROBERT R. BURCH. '48. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

284

First Row:

ANN BURDETTE. '48. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; French Club.

DOROTHY K. BURK, '48. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Alpha EpsilonPhi; Tulane University Theatre.

LOUIS G. BURKES. '48, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana; Phi KappaSigma; Y. M. C. A.

JAIvlES W. BUTLER. '49. Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana; Delta KappaEpsilon; Newman Club.

ALICE A. BUTMAN, '<B, Newcomb; Fremont. Ohio; Art Club; NewcombStuden; Government Association; Canterbury Club.

Second Row:

EDWARD J. BUWE, JR.. '49, Engineering; New Orleans Louisiana; A. I.

E. E.; Radio Club.

GEORGE P. BYWATER. '50. Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana.

tvtARY-LOU CABRAL. '48. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Phi Mu;

JAMBALAYA; Art Club; Newman Club; Campus Night; Student CenterCouncil.

WILLIAM M. CADY. III. '48, Commerce; Alexandria. Louisiana; Delta TauDelta; Pan-Hellenic.

MARIE N. CAFFERY. '49. Newcomb; New Orleans Louisiana- Pi Beta Phi;

Glee Club; Art Club.

Third Row:

KATHERINE S, CAFIERO. '48. Newcomb; New Orleans Louisiana; ArtClub; Wesley Foundation; Y. W. C. A.

ROBERT F. CAHN, '49. Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana; Zeta Beta Tau;Tulane University Theatre; Tulane Veterans' Association.

ALLEN F. CALCOTE. 48. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

JOYCE L. CALDWELL. '50. Newcomb; Little Rock. Arkansas; Glee Club;

Art Club.

LEON F. CAMBON, '49. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; Delta

Kappa Epsilon; Baseball.

Fourth Row:

CHARLES R. CAMP. JR.. '48, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; SigmaAlpha Epsilon; Band.

JULIAN C. CAMPBELL. '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

CRAIG G. CANTRELL, '48. Arts and Sciences; Gadsden. Alabama; Phi

Delta Theta; JAMBALAYA; Greenbackers; Class President (3).

WILLIAM E. CARLISLE. '50. Arts and Sciences; Pensacola, Florida; Band.

ROSEMARY V. CARNES, '49. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; AlphaDelta Pi.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

JOHN D. CARNEY. '48. Arts and Sciences; Staten Island. New York; Festival

Choir; Glee Club; Operetta; Newman Club; Radio Workshop; Spectators.

REGGIE L. CARO. JR., '50. Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; Delta Tau

Delta.

SYLVIA CARP. '50. Newcomb; Picayune. Mississippi; Newcomb Student Gov-ernment Association.

DONALD J. CARPENTER. '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

PAUL A. CARPENTER. '50. Arts and Sciences; Kenton. Ohio.

Second Row:

LORELEI G. CARROLL. '49, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Spectators.

WILLIAM W. CARROLL. 50, Arts and Sciences; Gainesville. Texas.

CONSTANCE CARTER, '49, Newcomb; Biloxi, Mississippi; Glee Club; Oper-etta; Festival Choir; Newman Club.

EDITH H. CARTER. '50, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana.

JANICE CARTER. '49. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Pi Beta Phi; New-comb Dance Club; Festival Choir.

Third Row:

LETITIA A. CARTER. '50. Newcomb; Stroudsburg. Pennsylvania.

V PASCAL CARUSO. '50. Engineering; Waveland. Mississippi.

JANE CARVER. <«, Newcomb; Lakeland. Florida.

PAGE CARY. '4?. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Pi Beta Phi; Glee Club;

JAMBALAYA; Assets; Newcomb Honor Board; Canterbury Club; Intramurals;

Ftsti/dl Choir,

LOUIS V. CASERTA, '50. Engineering; New Orleans. Lcuiiiana.

Fourth Row:

HELEN L. CASSANOVA. '50, Nawcomb; Biloii, Miltiltippi.

HENRY G. CASSERLEIGH, JR., '47, Commtrca; Now Orleans. Louisiana;

Tulan* Vatar^ns' Atiociatlon,

OOROTHEA P. CASSO. '49. Nawcomb; Naw Oriaoni, Louisiana; Newman Club;Tulana Univariily Theatre; Y.W.C.A.

LLOYD P. CASTANEDO, '50, Commarca; Naw Orleans, Louisiana.

LOUIS P. CAJOLEAS. '46, Arts and Sciancas; Naw Orleans, Louisiana; GlooClub; Radio Workshop; Tulana University Thaatra,

285

First Row:

JOHN P. CAZALE, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

FRANK M. CHALAIRE, III, '48, Arts and Sciences; St. Bernard, Louisiana.

FRANK A. M. CHAMBERS, '49, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana;Sigma Chi; A. I. E. E.

JOHN T. CHAMBERS, JR., '48, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana;Sigma Chi.

PHYLLIS A. CHANCELLOR, '50, Newcomb; Midland, Texas; Glee Club.

Second Row;

ELSIE R. CHARBONNET, '48, Newcomb- New Orleans, Louisiana; AlphaOmicorn Pi; JAMBALAYA.HAZEL E. CHENEY, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Glee Club;Christian Science Organization.

EDWARD A. CHMIELINSKI. '50, Engineering; Waterbury, Connecticut.

HELEN D. CHRIST, '50. Newcomb; Pass Christian, Mississippi; Glee Club;Newman Club; Campus Night.

PHYLLIS A. CHURCH, '48. Newcomb. New Orleans, Louisiana; KappaKappa Gamma; Newman Club; Student Center Council.

Third Row;

FRANK-PAUL CICERELLO, '49, Commerce; Bradford, Pennsylvania.

JOURDEN M. CLAPP, '49, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi KappaSigma.

CLAIRE J. CLARK, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Newman Club.

HAYS B. CLARK, JR., '50, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

JOHN C. CLARK, JR., "49, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; SigmaPi; A. I. of Ch. E.

Fourth Row:

KATHLYN P. CLARK, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Art Club;

Newcomb Student Government Association.

MASON E. CLARSON, '49, Arts and Sciences; St. Petersburg, Florida; Phi

Delta Theta.

GORDON E. CLAY, JR., '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Kappa Alpha.

HAROLD M. CLEMENT, '50, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana.

EDWARD L. CLEMENTS, '48, Engineering; Lalce Charles, Louisiana; Delta

Tau Delta; Tulane Architectural Society.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

JOSEPH F. CLERC, '48, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Kappa Sigma;

Class Secretary (I).

NORMA S. CLESI, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Newman Club;

Tulane University Theatre.

FIT2-HUGH W. CLOUD, '4B, Commerce; Jackson. Mississippi.

AUDREY M. C. COBB, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

BARBARA L. COHEN, '50, Newcomb; Lynchburg, Virginia.

Second Row:

CARMEL R. COHEN, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Newman Club.

CONNIE COHEN, '50, Newcomb; Dallas. Texas; Tulane University Theatre.

IRVING M. COHEN, '50, Arts and Sciences; Nashville. Tennessee.

MARILYN E. COHEN, '50, Newcomb; Atlanta. Georgia; Newcomb StudentGovernment Association.

JOY M. COHN, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Festival Choir.

Third Row;

JULIUS M. COHN, '50, Commerce; Elberton, Georgia.

ANN H. COLEBECK, '50, Newcomb; Greensboro. Alabama; Glee Club; Can-terbury Club.

VIRGINIA W. COLEBECK, '49, Newcomb; Greensboro. Alabama.

SIDNEY A. COLEMAN, '50, Arts and Sciences; Kosciusiio, Mississippi.

GEORGE B. COLLIER, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; KappaSigma.

Fourth Row;

FORRES M. COLLINS, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi

Delta Theta; Pan-Hellenic Council; Intramurals; Canterbury Club.

KENNETH W. COLLINS, '49, Arts and Sciences; Natchitoches. Louisiana.

LONNIE H. COLLINS, JR., '50, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana.

DORIS H. COMO, '49, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; WestminsterFellowship.

BERTITA COMPTON, '48, Newcomb- Shreveport. Louisiana- Chi Omega;Canterbury Club; Y. W. C. A.

286

First Row:

JOANNA M, CONDER. '50. Newcomb; San Antonio, Texas.

WILLIAM P. CONERY. Ill, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana;Beta Theta Pi.

CELBA B. CONLEY, '47, Arts and Sciences; Orlando, Florida; Phi DeltaTtieia.

JUANITA M. CONNER, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana.

BERNARD J. CONROY, '50, Comnnerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

Second Row:

DAVID J. CONROY, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; AlptiaTau Omega.FRANCES G. CONTE, '50, Newcomb; Houston, Texas; Newman Club.

CYNTHIA L. COOKE, '43, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana- CanterburyClub.

EDOUARD V. COOKSEY, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;Kappa Alptia: Glee Club; Opera; Operetta.

t.tARILYN ELIZABETH COONS, '50, Newcomb- New Orleans Louisiana-Canterbury Club; Y. W. C. A.

Third Row:

ALICE C. COOPER, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

JOHN T. COOPER, '50, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana- Plii DeltaItieta; Tatfrail Log; N. R. O. T. C.

ARTHUR E. COREY, '50, Arts and Sciences- Cambridge (v<assacliusetts'Class President (I).

BETTY CORNIvtAN, '49. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Glee Club;Tulane University Ttieatre.

HAROLD J. COUNCE, '48, Commerce; New Orleans Louisiana.

Fourth Row:

WALLACE C. COWAN, '47, Arts and Sciences; Russellville. Arkansas; PhiKappa Sigma.

AINSWORTH R. COX, '49. Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; DeltaKappa Epsilon.

WILLIAM B. COX, '48, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

MARY V. CRAIN, '48, Newcomb; Stireveport, Louisiana; Newcomb Dormi-tory Council; Art Club; Forum,

WILLIAM C. CRAIS, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana;Sigma Pi,

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

JOY K. CREWS '48. Newcomb- Plioenix Arizona; Chi Omega; Art Club;Y. W. C. A.

ROBERT N. CREWS. '48. Engineering; Phoenix, Arizona; A. S. C. E.

JOHN R. GRIPE. '50, Engineering; Flora, Indiana.

PATRICIA M. CRONIN, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Eta

Sigma Phi; Oreades; Newman Club- Math Club; Radio Workshop- TulaneUniversity Theatre; JAMBALAYA.WALTER A. CROW, '48, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Alpha.

Second Row:

CHARLES R. CROWDER, '48, Arts and Sciences; Langdale, Alabama; SigmaAlpha Epiilon.

JOHN A. CROWLEY, '50, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana.

FRANCES L. CRUMBAUGH. '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; AlphaOmicron Pi; Assets; Class Treasurer (I); Class Secretary (2); Intramurals;

Swimming Club.

JAMES P. CRUMPLER, '48, Arts and Sciences, El Dorado, Arkansas; SigmaAlpha Epsilon; Westminster Fellowship.

NADINE L. CUENOD. '48, Newcomb; Houston, Texas; Alpha Omicron Pi.

Third Row:

CARL A. CULICCHIA. 50. Arts and Sciences; Donna, Texas.

MARL M. CUMMINGS, '49, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Sigma Chi.

CLIVE S. CUMMIS, '48; Arts and Sciences; Hollywood, Florida; Kappa Nu;Deutches Verein; Pan-Hellenic Council; Manager, Basketball Team.

SHIRLEY F. CUNNINGHAM. '48. Newcomb; Baton Rouge. Louisiana; AlphaOmicron Pi; Tulane University Theatre.

JOHN S. DABDOUB, JR., '48, Arts and Sciences- New Orleans, Louisiana;

Dalta Tau Delta; A. S. M. E.; E. T. A.; A Cappella Choir; Festival Choir; GleeClub; Op«r«tta; Greenbackers.

Fourth Row;ETTA ROSE J D'ALFONSO. '50 Newcomb- New Orleans. Louisiana- NewmanClub.

JOHN T. DALY. JR.. '48. Arts ond Scioncov; New Orleans. Louisiana; AlphaTau Omega.EYERETT F. DANE. '49. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

EDITH R DANOS. '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana,

ROBERT M, DANOS, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; KappaSiqrna.

287

First Row:

ANNA M. D'ANTONIO, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; NewcombDance Club; Newman Club.

PENNY DARLING, 'IS, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Secretary-Treas-

ure.-. Commerce Siudent Body.

GEORGE W DAVILA JR.. '48. Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; Sigma

Pi; A. S. M. E.

LORYNNE J. DAVIDOW, '50. Newcomb; Youngstown. Ohio; Glee Club; Art

Club.

EUGENE W. DAUTERIVE, '49. Arts and Sciences; New Iberia. Louisiana;

Alpha Tau Omega.

Second Row:

BETTY R. DAVIS, '48, Newcomb; Hughes. Arkansas; Kappa Alpha Theta;

Art Club; Assets;' Campus Night; Greenbacllers.

GEORGE B. DAVIS, '48, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa

Sigma; A. 5. C. E.; E. T. A.

OLIVE M. DAVIS, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

RICHARD G. DAVIS. '48. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; Clee

Club; Spectators.

THOMAS M. DAVIS, '48, Arts and Sciences; Meridian, Mississippi.

Third Row:

WILLIAM G. DAWSON, '49. Engineering; Baltimore. Maryland; Pi Kappa

Alpha.

BERTRAM V. DANNHEISSER, JR., '50, Arts and Sciences; Pensacola, Flor-

ida; Zeta Beta Tau.

TOM N. DEANE, '49. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Sigma

Chi; Lagniappes.

EDWARD JOSEPH DE ARMAS, JR., '50. Engineering; New Orleans. Louisi-

ana; Tulane Architectural Society.

EMILE DE ARMAS. '49. Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Tulane Archi-

tectural Society.

Fourth Row:

LETTIE L. DEAS. '50. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

JOHN M. DE BEN. '50. Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; Alpha Tau

Omega.PAUL E. DE BLANC. JR., '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Phi Kappa Sigma.

FREDERICK A. DECKBAR. JR., '48, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana;

Sigma Pi; Alpha Chi Sigma; A. I. of Ch. E.; Band; Symphony Orchestra;

Newman Club.

DAISY DE FELICE, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

JOHN D. DE FRANCESCO. '48, Commerce; Rochester, New York.

DELORES M. DE LA HOUSSAYE, '50, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana.

ROY E. DE LA HOUSSAYE, JR.. '50. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisi-

ana; Beta Theta Pi.

LIVINGSTONE DE LANCEY. JR.. '50. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisi-

ana; Sigma Chi.

CLIFFORD P. DELAUP. JR., '50. Arts and Sciences; Louisiana; Sigma Pi;

Newman Club.

Second Row:

CLAIRE DE LA VERGNE. '49. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha Omi-

cron Pi; Art Club; Newman Club; Forum; Swimming Club.

CAROLYN G. DENDINGER, '49, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

AUGUSTUS H. DENIS, '50, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Kappa

Epsilon.

ERNEST E. DESHAUTREAUX, '50, Arts and Sciences; Kenner. Louisiana.

EARL P. DESSELLE. '50. Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana.

Third Row:

JOHN J. DEVLIN, JR., '48, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; Delta Kappa

Epsilon.

ALFRED J. DIAMOND. '49, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana.

LEONARD DIAMOND, '48, Arts and Sciences; Brooklyn, New York; Kappa

Nu; Radio Workshop.HORACIO DIAZ, '50, Engineering; Guayama, Puerto Rico; Phi lota Alpha.

ROBERT L. Dl BENEDETTO, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana;

Delta Sigma Phi; Newman Club.

Fourth Row:

MARY C. DICKS, '49. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Kappa KappaGainn*.a; Tulane University Theatre.

CLARA F. DICKSON, '49, Newcomb; Houston. Texas; Newcomb Athletic

Council; Tulane Universily Theatre; Y. W. C. A.

FLORENCE N. DILLARD, '49, Newcomb; Birmingham, Alabama; Alpha Omi-

cron Pi; A Cappella Choir.

MARGARET DINGFELDER. '50, Newcomb; Sanford, Florida.

MARY A. DIXON, '49, Newcomb; Hattiesburg, Mississippi.

288

First Row:

JENNINGS B. DODGE, '49, Commerce; Gulfport, Mississippi; Glee Club;

Operetta.

JOHN C. DODT, III, '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana,ROBERTA A. DOGGETT, '48, Newcomb; Nashville. Tennessee; Pi Beta Phi.

ARDYTHE M. DONNAUD. '48, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; KappaAlpha Theta; Newman Club.

JOHN C. DONNER, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

Second Row:

NOEL DONOVAN, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Chi Omega;A Capella Choir; Glee Club; Operetta; JAMBALAYA; Newman Club.

WILLIAM W. DORRIS. '51, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana.

CHARLES W. DOUGHTY, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

AUGUST H. DOUGLAS, JR.. '49, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Beta Theta Pi.

ROBERT L. DOUGLAS, '50, Commerce; St. Petersburg, Florida.

Third Row:

LUCIAN DOUGLASS, JR., '48, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta

Sigma Phi.

BARBARA DRACKETT, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Mu.

ROBERT L. DRAKE, '50, Engineering; Memphis, Tennessee; A. I. of Ch. E.;

N. R. O. T. C.

SYBIL DRAKE, '49, Newcomb; Minden, Louisiana: Kappa Kappa Gamma;Glee Club; Operetta; A Cappella Choir.

BARBARA A. DRESNER, '50. Newcomb; Bay St. Louis. Mississippi; GleeClub; Art Club.

Fourth Row;

FELIX J. DREYFOUS, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Zeta

Beta Tau; Glee Club; Operetta; Taffrail Club; N. R. O. T. C.

ELAINE DREYFUS, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Glee Club;

Tulane University Theatre.

SEYMOUR J. DREYFUS, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Zeta Beta Tau; Greenbackers.

DOT DRUEDING, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

THOMAS R. DRUHAN, JR., '50, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

SHIRLEY F. DRYER, '49, Newcomb; Shreveport, Louisiana; Alpha Epsilon Phi.

MERCEDES A. DUGGAN, '50, Newcomb; Houston, Texas; Newman Club.

VERNON D. DUKE, '48, Commerce; Greenwood, Mississippi; Sigma AlphaEpsilon.

HENRY J. DU MOLIN, '47, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; Sigma Pi;

Wesley Foundation.

CHARLES E. DUNBAR, III, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;Delta Kappa Epsilon.

Second Row:

BROOKE H. DUNCAN, II, '49, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; BetaTheta Pi; Tulane Architectural Society.

YVETTE S. DUPONT, '48, Newcomb; Houma, Louisiana; Chi Omega.JANET DUPUY, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha Omicron Pi;

Art Club.

RONALD B. DURNING. '48, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; DeltaKappa Epsilon; E. T. A.; Class President (3).

CARMEN M. DUVIC, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Alpha OmicronPi; A Cappella Choir; Glee Club; Operetta.

Third Row:

NOEL C. DUVIC, JR., '48. Arts and Sciences; Gretna. Louisiana.

DORIS M. DUVINGNEAUD '48, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; GammaOtita.

JEFF EARLE. '49, Arts and Sciences; Rayvllle. Louisiana; Beta Theta Pi.

ALVIN R. EASON, 'SI, Arts and Sciences; Monroe. Louisiana; Kappa Sigma.

ORLANDO A. EASTERLING, '49. Arts and Sciences; Monroe, Louisiana; DeltaKappa Epsilon.

Fourth Row:

JOHN B. EASTMAN, '43, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; DeltaSigma Phi.

ETHEL L. EATON, '49. Newcomb: Morgantown, West Virginia; Beta SigmaOmicron; Wesley Foundation; Y. W. C. A.

EOMONO R. EBERLE, '48, Arts and Sciancot; Now Orleans. Louisiana; GlendyBurlra.

JEAN EDDY, '48. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Eta Sigma Phi; Oreades.

MAURICE e, EDELSTIEN. 'SO. Arts and Sciences; Lake Charles. LouiiianA;Zeta Beta Tau,

289

FIrft Row:

DOROTHY M. EDWARDS, '50, Engineering; New Orleani. Louisiana.

VALERIE EDWARDS, '48, Newcomb; Baltimore, Maryland; Art Club; New-comb Dormitory Council; Westminster Fellowship; Y. W. C. A.

VIVIAN C. EISENBROD, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

E. WARREN EISNER, '50, Arts and Sciences; Brooklyn, New York; KappaNu.

PERRY J. EKMAN, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; ZetaBeta Tau; International Relations Club.

Second Row:

BENNIE ELLENDER, '47, Arts and Sciences; Sulphur, Louisiana.

CARL W. ELLER, '50, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Techni-

Torque.

ARTHUR 5. ELLIS, '48, Arts and Sciences; Now Orleans. Louisiana; Phi

Kappa Sigma.

CHARLES W. ELLIS. JR., '48. Engineering; Memphis, Tennessee; TulaneArchitectural Society.

FREDERICK S. ELLIS. '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana;

Alpha Tau Omega; Hullabaloo; JAMBALAYA.

Third Row:

HOMER S. ELLIS, '51, Arts and Sciences; BIIokI, Mississippi; Kappa Sigma.

JOHN M. ELLIS, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta

Kappa Epsilon.

LESLIE L. ELLIS, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; KappaSigma; Westminster Fellowship.

PRIOLEAU ELLIS, III, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Beta Theta Pi.

RICHARD P. ELLIS, '48. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Alpha Tau Omega; Canterbury Club; Track.

Fourth Row:

THOMAS C. W. ELLIS, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Delta Kappa Epsilon.

ROBERT L. EMERY, '51, Arh and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; KappaAlpha.

FRANCIS EMMETT, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta

Kappa Epsilon.

LOIS J. EMRICH, '50. Newcomb; Gulfport, Mississippi; I. Z. F. A.; Spec-

tators; Forum.

HARRY L. ENGELHARDT. '50, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana.

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UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

JOYCE C. ERNST, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

JOAN ES5IG, '50, Newcomb; Lexington, Kentucky.

PAUL ESTACHY, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

GLENN E. ESTESS, '48, Arts and Sciences; McComb, Mississippi.

SARA EUSTIS, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Kappa Gamma;

Tulane University Theatre; JAMBALAYA.

Second Row:

ARLEH M. EVANS, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

HARRY D. EVANS, '48, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; A. S. C. E.

DABNEY M. EWIN. '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; Beta

Theta Pi; JAMBALAYA; Canterbury Club; Cheerleaders; Greenbackers.

ANNA E. FAIRLY, '50, Newcomb; Jackson, Mississippi.

BERND FALK, '49, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Techni-Torque; Radio

Club.

Third Row:

STUART D. FARBER, '49, Arts and Sciences; Brooklyn, New York; Kappa Nu;

Tulane University Theatre.

DYER JACKSON FARLEY, JR., '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Phi Kappa Sigma.

WILLIAM R. FARMER, '48, Arts and Sciences; Anderson. Indiana; Sigma Alpha

Epsilon.

HUGH J. FARNET, '49. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta

Sigma Phi.

ISAAC D. FARRAR, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

Fourth Row:

DIANE M. FARRELL, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

WILLIAM D. FAUST, '48, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Kappa

Epsilon; A. S. M. E.; E. T. A.; Canterbury Club; Greenbackers; Lagnlapptl.

C. ALLEN FAVROT, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; Delta

Kappa Epsilon.

STONEWALL J. FELTON, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana;

Beta Theta Pi.

JACQUELINE S. FEIDEN, 'SO, Newcomb; St. Augustine, Florida.

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First Row:

LUCY M. FEIDEN, '50, Newcomb; St. Augustine. Florida; Art Club; TulaneUniversity Theatre.

DAVID FEIGENBAUM, '49, Arts and Sciences; Meridian, Mississippi.

MYRNA FEINBERG, '49, Newcomb; Dallas, Texas; Glee Club; FestivalChoir; Spanish Club; Forum; Tulane University Theatre.

RUTH J. FELDER, '50, Newcomb; Huntsville. Texas; Glee Club.

ALAN C. FELGER, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; DeltaSigma Phi.

Second Row:

Club;EVANGELINE T. FELL, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Gl<Newman Club.

ALEX L. FERRER, '50, Commerce; Covington, Louisiana.

INA L. FILLMORE, '48, Newcomb; Atlanta, Georgia; Pi Beta Phi; New-comb Dance Club; Lagniappes.

AVRAN FINGER, '49, Arts and Sciences; New York, New York; Kappa Nu;Deutches Verein; Tulane University Theatre.

IZZY R. FINKELSTEIN, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

Third Row:

SHIRLEY D. FINKELSTEIN, '50, Newcomb; Morgan City, Louisiana; Avukah.

MARY P. FINLEY, '50, Newcomb, New Orleans, Louisiana; Newman Club.

JOHN G. FINNEY, JR., '48, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; Alphalota Alpha; Tulane Veterans' Association; Tulane Architectural Society.

ASHTON J. FISCHER, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;Alpha Tau Omega.GEORGIA FISCHER, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; KappaKappa Gamma; Glee Club; JAMBALAYA; Greenbackers; Tulane UniversityTheatre; Festival Choir.

Fourth Row;

JOHN S. FISCHER. '50, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha TauOmega; Glee Club; Operetta.

JOHN W. FISCHER, '50, Arts and Sciences; Natchez. Mississippi.

MERLE E. FISCHER, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Phi Mu;Assets; Newcomb Student Government Association; Greenbackers; La-gniappes; Corresponding Secretary, Newcomb Student Body (3); ClanPresident (I); Who's Who.MERRIL P. FISCHER, '49, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Pi KappaAlpha.

MORRIS FISHER, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

CHARLES F. FLACK, JR., '50, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana.

ELMER HARDIN FLAIR. '49. Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; TulaneArchitectural Society; Class Vice-President (2).

EARLE K. FLEISCHMANN. '50, Engineering; St. Louis. Missouri; Forum;Camera Club.

PHILIP H. FLOWERS, '50, Arts and Sciences; Ruleville. Mississippi; Zeta BetaTau; Alpha Phi Omega.BURTON S. FLOYD, '50, Arts and Sciences; Orlando. Florida; Festival Choir.

Second Row:

JAMES O. FOGLEMAN, '48, Commerce; Pollock, Louisiana; Baptist StudentUnion.

ALINE L. FOLSE, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

CHARLES S. FONTELIEU, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;Delta Kappa Epsllon; Campus Night; Radio Workshop; Tulane UniversityTheatre.

THEODORE J. FONTELIEU, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;Delta Kappa Epsllon.

LILLIAN M. FORSTALL, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana- NewmanClub.

Third Row:

SALLY FOSTER, '48, Newcomb; Monroe, Louisiana; Chi Omega; NewcombDormitory Council; Greenbackers; Westminster Fellowship; President, StudentCenter Council; JAMBALAYA.DIANE M. FOURNET, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Art Club;Y. W. C. A.

ROBERT R. FOWLER, '49, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; StudentAffiliates of American Chemical Society; A. I. of Ch. E.

ORIENT FOX, '50. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Glee Club; WestminsterFellowship; Tulane University Theatre.

RICHARD B. FOX, '50. Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta KappaEpsilon.

Fourth Row:

WILLIAM M. FOX, '48, Commerce; New Orltani, Louisiana; Delta Tau Delta;Band.

HENRY J. FRANKLIN. '49. Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana.

PHAVES A. FRANTZ, '50, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta TauDelta; Alpha Phi Omega; Tulane Architectural Society.

MARILYN R. FRED, '50, Newcomb; Waco, Texas.

SARA V. FREDERIC, '50, Newcomb; Shravaport, Louisiana.

291

First Row:

Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;CHARLES E. FREDERICK,Canterbury Club.

CORAL I. FREEMAN, '49, Newcorrb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Mu;Westminster Fellowship,

DAVID B. FRIED, JR., '48, Engineering; Vicksburg, Mississippi; Zeta Beta

Tau; A. I. E. E.; Forum; Greenbackers; Math Club.

ALICE FRELLSEN, '48, Newcomb; Baskin, Louisiana; Glee Club.

ELIZABETH H. FRERET, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; CanterburyClub.

Second Row:

ROSE L. FRIEDLANDER, '50, Newcomb; Valdosta, Georgia.

SHIRLEY C. FRIEND, '50, Arts and Sciences; Shreveport, Louisiana; KappaAlpha.

LAURENCE J. FRITZ, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Glendy Burke; Hullabaloo.

RAYFIELD FROEBA, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

RUTH M. FRY, '49, Newcomb; Lake Charles, Louisiana.

Third Row:

LEONARD FUHRER, '50, Arts and Sciences; Alexandria, Louisiana; KappaNu; Radio Workshop.

ROBERT H. FUSELIER, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Delta Tau Delta; Alpha Phi Omega; Newman Club.

HARRY J. GABRIEL, '48, Ponchatoula, Louisiana; Kappa Sigma; Taffrail

Club.

CHARLES J. GADMER, JR., '49, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Tulane Veterans' Association.

HOWARD O. GAFFORD, '49, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

Fourth Row:

NICHOLAS J. GAGLIANO, '48, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana;

A. I. E. E.; Newman Club.

WALTER J. GAGNET, JR.. '49, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana;

Phi Delta Theta.

FLORA M. GALE. '50, Newcomb; Chicago, Illinois; Spectators.

JACK GALLION, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; KappaSigma; Canterbury Club; Taffrail Club.

LOUIS A. GALLO, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

MARGUERITE H. GALLOWAY, '49 Newcomb; Mobile, Alabama; Alpha Delta

Pi; I. R. C.

HARRY P. GAMBLE, III, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Beta Theta Pi.

NATHALIE M. GANUCHEAU, '50, Newcomb, New Orleans. Louisiana; GleeClub; Art Club; Newman Club.

ALFONSO H. GARCIA, '51, Arts and Sciences; Mexico City, D. F., Mexico;Phi lota Alpha.

MARIA A. GARCIA, '48, Newcomb; So. Ozone Park. New York; Glee Club;Operetta; French Club; A Cappella Choir.

Second Row:

JOSE R. GARCIA-SUAREZ. '48. Arts and Sciences; Santurce. Puerto Rico; Phi

lota Alpha; International Relations Club; Intramurats Council.

CHARLES A. GARDES, '48, Houston, Texas; Commerce.

ISABEL H. GARDNER, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Kappa KappaGamma; Wesley Foundation; JAMBALAYA.JOSEPH W. GARDNER. '50, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta KappaEpsilon.

RICHARD J. GARFUNKEL, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans Louisiana;

Zeta Beta Tau; A Cappella Choir; Festival Choir; Glee Club President (3);

Opera; Operetta.

Third Row:

LYLE J. GARRITY, JR., '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; SigmaPi; Band.

LEWIS S. GARLING, '48, Arts and Sciences; Fayette. Ohio; Phi Kappa Sigma.

HELEN A. GARRETT. '50, Newcomb; Shreveport, Louisiana.

CAROL A. GATES, '48, Newcomb; Franklin, Louisiana; Pi Beta Phi; Art Club;Lagniappes.

MARVIN M. GAUTIER, '50, Arts and Sciences; Pascagoula. Mississippi; KappaAlpha.

Fourth Row:

WILLIAM L. GEISSLER. '53, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

WALTER F. GEMEINHARDT. '50. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

HENRY R. GEORGE. '50. Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana.

LEATRICE J. GERNSTENBLITH, '50. Newcomb; Brooklyn. New York.

ELIZABETH J. GIBBENS, '49. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Pi Beta Phi;

Intramurals.

292

First Row:

NORMAN B. GIBBS, '51. Engineering; Craig, Colorado.

MARY G. GILCHRIST. '50. Commerce; Gilchrist, Oregon.

BETSIE GILLESPIE, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Zeta;Art Club; French Club; Y. W. C. A.

JAMES R. GILLESPIE. '50. Arts and Sciences; Osbovy, Ohio.

THOMAS T. GILLEN, '49. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Second Row:

CARLOTTA J. GILLIS, '49, Newcomb, New Orleans. Louisiana; Pi Beta Phi;Assets; Intramurals; Class President (I); Canterbury Club.

KENNEDY J. GILLY, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; DeltaKappa Epsilon.

ROSLYN E. GINSBURG, '48, Newcomb; Lewisburg, Tennessee.

NITA-JOAN GLADE, '50, Newcomb; Brooklyn, New York; j. R. C; Spec-tators; Art Club.

DANIEL D. GLADSTONE, '48, Arts and Sciences; New York. New York;Kappa Nu.

Third Row:

JOHN F. GLEASON, JR.,

Hullabaloo.

BURTON S. SLICK, '47, Arts and Sciences; New York, New York.

EMANUEL J. GLINKY, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana;Kappa Nu; Band; Intercollegiate Zionist Federation of America; GlendyBurke.

JOHN W. GOAD, JR., '48, Engineering; Newport News, Virginia.

CLETE S. GODFREY. '49, Newcomb; Monroe, Louisiana; Chi Omega; GleeClub; French Club; Canterbury Club; I. R. C.

'50, Arts and Sciences; Shaker Heights, Ohio;

Fourth Row:

RAYMOND A, GODWIN, '49, Commerce- Pensacola, Florida- Delta SigmaPhi.

RUTH A. GOEBEL, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Alpha DeltaPi; Gamma Delta.

JOHN W. GOEDDERTZ, '48, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

PATRICIA GOFF, '48, Newcomb; Sulphur Springs. Texas; Dance Club;Radio Club; Campus Night; Radio Workshop; Tulane University Workshop.

HELEN A. GOLDBERG. '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Inter-collegiate Zionist Federation of America.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

JACOB E. GOLDBLUM. '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; SigmaAlpha Mu.

LOUISE P. GOLDMAN '50. Newcomb- Shreveport, Louisiana; Glee Club;JAMBALAYA.LOUISE E. GOLDSMITH, '48, Social Work; Baltimore, Maryland; Phi Beta

Kappa.

ADRIAN J. GOLDSTEIN, '49, Arts and Sciences; Augusta, Georgia; Forum;I. R. C; Hullabaloo.

RITA B. GOLDSTONE. '50. Newcomb; Baltimore. Maryland; Glee Club; TulaneUniversity Theatre.

Second Row:

HERNANDO GOMEZ, '50, Arts and Sciences; Guatemala City. Guatemala.

CAROL C. SONDOLF, '48. Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Newman Club.

HILDA R, GONZALEZ. '48. Social Work; Caquas, Puerto Rico.

LOUIS K. GOOD. JR. '48 Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Zeta Beta

Tau; A. S. C. E.

JAMES K. GOODLAD. '50, Arts and Sciences; Orange. Texas; Canterbury Club.

Third Row:

6LOI)IA J. GOODMAN. '50, Newcomb; Starkville. Mississippi; Glee Club;Art Club; Tulane University Theatre.

MARY J. SONIA. '48. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Phi Mu; La-

gniappet.

RAYMOND K. GOODE, '48, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Delta

Th«ta.

PAUL 8. G00DGAM6. *49, Engineering; Longview, Texas.

JOHN A. GORDON. '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Beta

Theta PI.

Fourth Row:

WILLIAM M. GORDY, '48. Arts and Sciences; New Iberia, Louisiana; KappaSrqma; JAMBALAYA; Cenlerbury Club; Glendy Burke; French Club; Inter-

national Relations Club.

NORMAN 5. GOULD. '48. Artj and Sciences; Brooklyn. Now York; Kappa Nu;Tulane University Theatre.

HELEN M. GOWER. 'SO. New Orleans. Louisiana.

PATRICIA M. GRAFE. '50. Newcomb; Webster Groves. Missouri; Newman Club.

PAUL H. GRAFFAGNINO. '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

293

First Row:

WILLIAM R. GRAFTON, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

JOAN C. GRATTAN, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Glee Club;

Westminster Fellowship.

GRAHAM P. GRAVES. '49, Commerce; Picayune, Mississippi.

ADINA L. GRAY, '50, Newcomb; Brooklyn, New York.

BETTY R. GRAY, '48, Newcomb; Shreveport, Louisiana; Kappa KappaGamma; Assets; Newcomb Dormitory Council; Newcomb Student Govern-

ment Association; Forum; Greenbackers.

Second Row:

DENVER F. GRAY. 50. Engineering; Richmond Hill. New York.

DOLLY GRAY, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Alpha

Theta; Art Club; Newman Club.

DUNCAN M. GRAY, JR., '47, Engineering; Jackson, Mississippi; Delta

Kappa Epsilon; A. I. E. E.; E. T. A.; Canterbury Club; Tatfrail Club;

Greenbackers; Lagniappes; Student Center Council; Class Vice-President (2);

Class President (3).

SHIRLEY A. GRAY, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Newman Club.

NATHAN GREENBERG, '50, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

Third Row:

REBA GREENBERG, '48, Newcomb; Shreveport, Louisiana.

CAROL D. GREENE, '48, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; KappaSigma; A. I. E. E.; Band; Taffrail Club; N. R. O. T. C.

CLARENCE H. GREFF, JR., '50. Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Newman Club.

RITA MAE GREGORIO. '49, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; NewmanClub.

HAROLD S. GREHAN, JR., '48. Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana; KappaAlpha; Greenbackers; Tulane Veterans' Association.

Fourth Row:

MARIE L. GREHAN, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Pi Beta Phi;

Newman Club; Intramurals.

ROBERT H. GREHAN, '48. Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; KappaAlpha; A. S. C. E.; E. T. A.

BETSY L. GRIFFEN. '49, Newcomb; New York, New York.

MARION CHARLES GRILLOT. '48, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana.

VILMA A. GROSZ, '50, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

EMILY J. GRISSOM. '50, Newcomb; Eastland, Texas; Glee Club.

FLEURETTE M. GROSS, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Glee Club;Tulane University Theatre.

HENRY E. GUERRIERO, JR., '48, Arts and Sciences; Monroe. Louisiana; KappaAlpha.

FREDERICK M. GUICE, '51, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi

Kappa Sigma.

ALBERT C. GUILLOT, '49, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta SigmaPhi.

Second Row:

GUY A. GUILLOT. '49. Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana.

NELL E. GUILLOT, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Glee Club.

RICHMOND B. GOLBREATH, '50, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; SigmaChi; A. I. of Ch. E.

ALFRED P. GUIRARD, '50, Arts and Sciences; St. Martinville. Louisiana.

JACK GURRY. '49, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Sigma Alpha Mu.

Third Row:

ROBERT J. GUZMAN, JR.. '50, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana.

OETTRICH L. HAAS, JR., '50, Arts and Sciences; Vacherie. Louisiana.

MARY E. HAASE, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Beta Sigma Omi-cron; Newman Club; Tulane University Theatre; JAMBALAYA; Hullabaloo.

THOMAS L. HABIG, '50, Commerce; Jasper, Indiana; Basketball.

HENRY J. HAFFNER, JR., '49, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana.

Fourth Row:

FRANK H. HAGAMAN. '49, Commerce; Jackson. Mississippi.

WILDA M. HAGSTETTE, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana.

ANDREW D. HAGAN, '48, Arts and Sciences; Sylacauga. Alabama; KappaSigma.

JULIUS W. HAHENSTEIN '50. Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; SigmaChi.

CARL B. HAKENJOS, '50. Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta TauDelta.

294

First Row:

FRANCES A. HALEY, '50, Newcomb; Dallas, Texas; Newcomb StudentGovernment Association: Y. W. C. A.; JAMBALAYA.ALTON S. HALL. '48. Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Pi KappaAlpha; Alpha Chi Sigma; A. I. of Ch. E.; Gamma Delta.

LUTHER E. HALL, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; KappaAlpha.

MARY L. HALMHUBER, '49, Newcomb; Frankfort, Kentucky; Art Club;French Club; Westminster Fellowship; Tulane University Theatre.

JEFFERSON O. HAMBY, '48, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Ameri-can Legion, Tulane Post.

Second Row:

THEESTER A. HAMBY, JR., '50, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

DAVID C. HAMILTON, '50, Commerce; Little Rock. Arkansas; Sigma Chi.

BARBARA HAMMETT, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; NewmanClub; Y. W. C. A.

JOHN P. HAMMOND. '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;Kappa Alpha,

WARREN R. HAMPTON, '48, Arts and Sciences; Pascagoula, Mississippi;Alpha Tau Omega.

Third Row:

JULIA R. HAMRICK, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Glee Club;Symphony Orchestra.

JAMES E. HAND, '50, Arts and Sciences; Graceville. Florida.

JAMES D. HANDLEY, '50. Arts and Sciences; Picayune, Mississippi; Pi

Kappa Alpha.

MARY A. HANEMANN, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Mu;Newman Club; Spectators; tHuliabaloo.

MARY M. HANNAH. '50. Newcomb; Shreveport. Louisiana.

Fourth Row:

ELIZABETH HANSEN, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

MORRIS J. HARARY, '50. Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana.

JOHN R. HARDESTY, '50, Commerce; Long Beach. Mississippi.

HOWARD D. HARDGRAVE, '50, Engineering; Little Rock, Arkansas.

ELLEN J. HARDIN, '49, Newcomb; Shreveport, Louisiana; Kappa AlphaTheta; Art Club; La Tertulia.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

JOHN H. HARDY, '50, Engineering; Shreveport, Louisiana; Alpha Tau Omega.

ELI B. HARMON, '50, Arts and Sciences; New York. New York; Kappa Nu;

Intercollegiate Zionist Federation of America; Radio Workshop.

JOHN H. HAROLD, '49, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi KappaSigma.

ALICE J. HARPER, '48, Newcomb; Monroe, Louisiana; Kappa Alpha Theta;

Art Club; Pan-Hellenic—Newcomb.

SIDNEY P. HARPER, JR., '50, Engineering; Corpus Christi, Texas.

Second Row:

JOHN R. HARRIS, '50, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Hullabaloo.

RENE A. HARRIS, '50. Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; Class President (I).

ROSAMOND R. HARRIS, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Intercol-

legiate Zionist Federation of America.

WALKER HARRIS, 'SO, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Beta ThetaPi; Taffrail Club; Tennis Team.

FREDERICK N. HARRISON, JR., '49, Engineering; Yazoo City, Mississippi;

Delta Tau Delta.

Third Row:

GEORGE C. HARROD, '49, Enginearing; Hattielburg, Mississippi.

PHILIP HARSHAM, '48. Arts and Sciences; Carter. Kentucky; Hullabaloo;Radio Workshop.

DESSAMAE HART, '48. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

SHIRA K. HARTLEY, '49, Arts and Sciences; Hailehurst. Miisiisippi.

EMILE C. HATTIER, '49, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; A. I. E. E.

Fourth Row:

SONDRA L. HAUSER. '49, Newcomb; Forest Hills, New York; Tulane Univer-

sity Theatre,

GABE HAUSMANN. '49, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana; Zeta Beta Tau;

Hullabaloo.

FRANK A. HAVA. '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; Sigma PI.

ERNEST A. HAYOEL. '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta TauDelta; Newman Club.

7ENNIS J. HAYES, '48, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; A. S. M. E.

295

First Row:

MAGRUDER S. HAYS, '49, Engineering; Waterproof. Louisiana; Alpha Tau

Omega; Newman Club.

WILFRED J, HAYES, '49, Commerce; Cleveland, Tennessee; Sigma Pi.

WILFRED O. HEAD, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Ameri-

can Legion, Tulane Post.

GEORGE W. HEALY, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta

Kappa Epsilon.

FRANCES L. HEARD. '50, Newcomb; San Antonio, Texas; Hullabaloo.

Second Row:

WILLIAM A. HEAUSLER, JR., Graduate; New Orleans. Louisiana; Delta

Sigma Phi; Alpha Chi Sigma; Band.

JOHN W. HEBERT, '50, Arts and Sciences; Youngsville. Louisiana.

MARY-ANNE H. HEBERT, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; New-man Club.

RENEE M. HEBERT, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Beta SigmaOmicron.

SOL SIDNEY HEIMAN, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana;

Kappa Nu; A Cappella Choir; Band; Glee Club; Opera; Operetta.

Third Row:

HANS N. HEINEMANN, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Deutches Verein; Tulane Veterans' Association.

HARRY L. HEINTZEN, '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

MARIE LOUISE J. HELLER, '50. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Canterbury Club.

GEORGE M. HELM, III, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Beta Theta Pi.

COLLEEN S. HELMER, '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; NewmanClub.

Fourth Row:

ELIZABETH S. HENDERSON, '49, Newcomb; Hattiesburg, Mississippi; Art

Club; Newcomb Dance Club; Oreades; Westminster Fellowship; Tulane

University Theatre.

MARY Y. HENDERSON, '50, Newcomb; Lufkin, Texas.

NANCY HENDERSON, '50, Newcomb; Chicago, Illinois.

ROBERT S. HENDRICK, '48, Arts and Sciences; Shreveport, Louisiana; Phi

Delta Theta.

LAWRENCE HENNESSEY, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Sigma Pi.

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UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

ANDREW G. HENNING, '49, Commerce; Dayton, Ohio.

JULIAN N. HENRIpUES, '49, Arts and Sciences; Pensacola. Florida; ZetaBeta Tau,

MICHEL M. HERBST, '49, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana; Pi KappaAlpha.

CLAIRE C, HERO, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Pi Beta Phi.

GEORGE A. HERO, ill, '48; Engineering; Gretna, Louisiana.

Second Row:

FRANK M. HEROY, JR., '48, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; A. 5. C. E.

DEE O. HERRICK, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; Beta

Theta Pi.

HAROLD L. HERRMANN, JR., Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana; Sigma Pi;

Newman Club; Pan-Hellenic—Tulane.

EDWARD W. HESS, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; Delta

Tau Delta.

FRANK R. HESS, JR., '48, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha Chi

Sigma; A. I. of Ch. E.

Third Row:

WILLIAM K. HESS, '50, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Sigma;

A. I. of Ch. E.

MARGARET A. HEYER, '49, Newcomb; Chattanooga, Tennessee.

LEO E. HEYMANN, '49, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Zeta Beta Tau.

LIVINGSTON S. HIERN, '48, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

DAWN HIGGINS, '50, Newcomb, New Orleans, Louisiana; Glee Club; CampusNight.

Fourth Row:

ROBERT F, HIGGINS, JR., '48, Commerce; Clanton, Alabama; Kappa Alpha.

HERNAN A. HIGUERO, '52, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

WILLIAM E. HILLER, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi

Kappa Sigma.

THORN B. HIMEL, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta

Kappa Epsilon.

JOHN A. HINE, '50, Engineering; Port Arthur, Texas; Tulane Architectural

Society.

296

First Row:

EMILY R. HIRSCH. '50, Newcomb; Opelousas. Louisiana; Glee Club.

ROBERT Z. HIRSCH. '50, Commerce: New Orleans, Louisiana; Zeta BetaTau.

JOHN B. HOBSON. '51, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;Kappa Alpha; Taffrail Club.

ELA HOCKADAY, '48, Newcomb; Fort Worth, Texas; French Club; Can-terbury Club; JAMBALAYA; Tulare University Theatre.

EDWARD J. HODSE, '48, Arts and Sciences; Newark, New Jersey.

Second Row:

CATHERINE Z. HODGES. '50, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; GleeClub; Canterbury Club.

CYNTHIA M. HOFFMAN. '50, Newcomb: New Orleans, Louisiana; NewmanClub.

NEA A. HOFFMEYER. '50, Newcomb; Hattiesburg. Mississippi; Art Club;Newcomb Student Government Association; Tulane University Theatre.

ELIZABETH A. HOFMANN, '49. Newcomb; Victoria. Texas; Zeta TauAlpha; Newcomb Honor Board; Gamma Delta.

SYDNEY HOHENBERG, '50. Newcomb; Dallas. Texas; Newcomb StudentGovernment Association.

Third Row:

EMMETT B. HOLBROOK. JR.. '48,_ Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisi-ana; Kappa Sigma; Campus Night; Glendy Burke; Secretary-TreasurerStudent Body (3).

BEHY HOLLAND, '48. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Phi Mu.KATHERINE V. HOLLAND, '4?. Newcomb; Chattanooga. Tennessee; KappaAlpha Theta; Newcomb Dormitory Council.

DORCAS HOLLINGSWORTH. '48. Newcomb; Lexington, Kentucky; KappaKappa Gamma; JAMBALAYA; Art Club; Newcomb Dance Club; CampusNight; Cheerleaders; Forum; Sreenbackers; Tulane University Theatre.

BARBARA J. HOLMES, '4?, Newcomb; Gulfport, Mississippi.

Fourth Row:

JAMES W. HOLMES, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; PhiKappa Sigma.

C. F. HOLTHAUS, '49, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; A. S. M. E.

PEGGY J. HOPKINS, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

GEORGE P. HOPKINS, JR., '50, Arts and Sciences; Gulfport. Mississippi;Alpha Tau Omega.RUTH S. HOPPE, '49, Newcomb; Atlanta, Georgia; Pi Beta Phi; Art Club;Newcomb Dormitory Council; Canterbury Club; Forum; Class Vice-Presi-dent (3).

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

WILLIAM H. HOPPER, '50, Arts and Sciences; Lucedale, Mississippi.

ANDRES N. HORCASITAS, JR., '49, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana;Newman Club.

LOTHAR E. HORNUFF, JR., '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;Gamma Delta.

BERNARD A. NORTON, '49, Arts and Sciences; Glendale, California; Ameri-can Legion, Tulane Post; Class President (I).

GLORIA T. HORWITZ, '48, Newcomb; Wichita Falls, Texas; Alpha EpsilonPhi; Forum; Y. W. C. A.

Second Row:

ANNA G. HOVER, '48, Newcomb; Gulfport, Mississippi; Alpha Omicron Pi;

La Tertulla; Glee Club.

DONALD R. HOVER, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

GEORGE M. HOWARD, '49, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

WILLIAM P. HOWARD, JR., '50, Engineering; Miami. Oklahoma; Tulane Archi.tectural Society.

ALVA B. HOWELL, JR., '49, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; NewmanClub; Radio Club.

Third Row:

ANN HOWELL '48, Newcomb; Alexandria, Louisiana; Kappa Kappa Gamma;Canterbury Club.

GLADYS J HOWELL, '48. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.CHIN HOY, '48, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana.

ROBERT L, HUBER, '48, Arts and Sciences; Aurora, Illinois; Tulane Veterans'Association.

DONALD F. HUELSMAN, '50, Engineering; Jacksonville, Florida; Tulane Archi-tactufdl Sociaty.

Fourth Row:

KENNETH C. HUGHES. '4S, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; SigmaPi.

LELAND R. HUGHLETT, '49, Arls and Sciences; Tampa, Florida; Tulane Vet-erans' Association.

JANICE A. HULLINGHORST, '50, Nawcomb; Now Orleans, Louisiana.

FRANCES M. HUMBLE, '50, Nawcomb; Shroveport, Louisiana.

HOWELL T. HUNT, '49, Engineering; Atlanta, Georgia; Alpha Tau Omaga,

297

First Row:

EMILY G. HUNTER, '48, Newcomb; Louisville, Kentucky.

WILLIAM D. HUNT, JR., '48. Engineering; Atlanta. Georgia; Techni-Torque;

Tulane Architectural Society.

LORRDINE HURWITZ, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Tulane

University Theatre.

ARTHUR W. HYLAND, JR., '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana;

Canterbury Club.

LYDIA F. HYLTON, '48, Social Work; Dalhart, Texas.

Second Row:

LILLIAN HYMAN, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Glee Club;

JAMBALAYA; Hullabaloo; Art Club; Tulane University Theatre.

EUGENE W. HYMEL, '50, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana.

TROY T. HYSMITH, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

EDWARD I. HYTKEN, '49, Arts and Sciences; Belioni. Mississippi; SigmaAlpha Mu; Band.

DOROTHY R. ILEY. '50, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Canterbury

Club.

Third Row:

DURWOOD IMGRUND, '49, Commerce; Decatur, Illinois.

LEON IMPASTATO, '48, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Tulane Archi-

tectural Society.

PECOBIO IMPASTATO, '50. Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Class

President (I).

EVERETT W. IRVINE, JR., '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana;

Deutches Verein.

ROBERT D. IRVING, '50, Arts and Sciences; Pascagoula. Mississippi; Band.

Fourth Row:

MARJORIE ISAACSON, '49. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha

Epsilon Phi.

SHIRLEY A. ISKIWITCH, '49, Newcomb; Memphis, Tennessee; NewcombDance Club; I. R. C.

BEVERLY B. JACKSON, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; KappaAlpha Thcta; Glee Club; Art Club.

COLVILLE C. JACKSON. JR.. '50. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans.

Louisiana; Delta Kappa Epsilon; Campus Night.

DONALD B. JACKSON, '49, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; Phi

Kappa Sigma.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

GEORGE O. JACKSON, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

MARY A. JACKSON, '48, Newcomb; Monroe, Louisiana; Kappa Alpha Theta.

AMY C. JACOBS, '50, Newcomb; Gunnison, Mississippi.

MARJORY J. JACOBS, '50. Newcomb; St. Louis, Missouri.

ROGER B. JACOBS, '50, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana; Zeta Beta Tau.

Second Row:

RACHEL JACS, '50, Newcomb; New York, New York; Newcomb Student Gov-ernment Association.

JAMES B. JEFFREY, '50, Engineering; Jeanerette, Louisiana.

HERMAN JEFFER, '48, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Nu.

JOHN B. JAMESON, '50, Arts and Sciences; Camden, Arkansas; Phi KappaSigma.

WILLIAM S. JAMESON, '50, Arts and Sciences; Camden. Arkansas; TulaneRadio Club.

Third Row:

HAROLD A. JAMISON, '50, Arts and Sciences; Logansport, Indiana; Basketball.

SHEPARD G. JANE, '50, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Delta Theta.

ELIZABETH J. JANSSEN, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; JAMBALAYA;Hullabaloo; Tulane University Theatre.

JOAN JELKS, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Alpha Theta.

JOHN L. JELKS, 111, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; KappaSigma; Lagniappes.

Fourth Row:

DOROTHY J. JENNINGS, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

EDWARD T. JENNINGS, '47, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi KappaSigma.

GLORIA V. JOHNSON, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha Delta

Pi; Art Club; Wesley Foundation; Y. W. C. A.

HOMER K. JOHNSON, JR., '50, Engineering; Jearsdale, New York; Phi

Kappa Sigma.

JOYCE JOHNSON, '49. Newcomb; Columbia, Mississippi; Glee Club.

298

First Row:

TRACY C. JOHNSON, 'Al, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

WILLIAM G. JOHNSTON, JR., '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Lou-isiana.

ALLAN M. JOHNSTONE, '50, Arts and Sciences; Miami, Florida; Band;Festival Choir; Westminster Fellowship,

BEN J. JOINER, JR., '50, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi DeltaTheta.

ANNA F. JONES, '49, Newcomb; Dyersburg, Louisiana; Zeta Tau Alpha.

Second Row:

EDITH M. JONES, '48, Social Work; Atlanta, Georgia.

ELDRIDGE P. JONES, JR., '50, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana.

ELLEN E. JONES, '49, Newcomb; Renssel.ier, Indiana; Art Club; Y.W.C.A.

GEORGE E. JONES, '48, Arts and Sciences; Trenton, Tennessee; Delta

Kappa Epsilon; American Legion, Tulane Post.

GEORGE T. JONES, '49, Arts and Sciences; Jackson, Mississippi.

Third Row:

M. ELAINE JONES, '50, Newcomb; Nashville, Tennessee; Chi Omega; GleeClub; Art Club; Baptist Student Union.

RICHARD G. JONES, JR., '49, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta

Kappa Epsilon.

SARGENT F. JONES, II, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Alpha Tau Omega.VIRGINIA JONES, '48, Newcomb; Alexandria, Louisiana; Kappa KappaGamma; Art Club; Newcomb Honor Board; Pan-Hellenic—Newcomb.

ARMAND D. JONTE, JR., '48. Commerce; Pascagoula, Mississippi; NewmanClub; Tulane Veterans' Association,

Fourth Row:

HELEN M. JORDAN. '49, Newcomb; Chattanooga, Tennessee.

FRANK B. JUDEN, '48, Engineering; Merchantville, New Jersey; TulaneArchitectural Society.

LOUIS W. JUMONVILLE, '48, Arts and Sciences; Napoleonville, Louisi-

ana; Beta Theta Pi.

DOROTHY F. JUNG, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

EVELYN J. JUNKIN, '49, Newcomb; Natchez, Mississippi; Alpha Delta Pi;

Westminster Fellowship.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

JO ELLA JUNKIN, 'SO, Newcomb; Natchez, Mississippi.

MARY LOU JURISICH, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

WILLIAM E. JUSTI5, '48, Arts and Sciences; Germantown, Tennessee; SigmaAlpha Epsilon; Dance Orchestra.

GrLDA KANSAS, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

MEYER KAPLAN, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

Second Row:

VERNON E. KAPPEL, '47, Arts and Sciences; Buffalo, New York.

JOAN KASTER. '50, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Glee Club.

DOROTHY E. KATZER, '48, Engineering; Fort Smith, Arkansas; Tulane Archi-tectural Society; Tulane University Theatre.

BERNARD T. KAYLOR, '49. Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Baptist StudentUnion.

SUE M. KEEFE, '48. Newcomb; Miami, Florida; Phi Mu; Art Club.

Third Row:

RAYMOND M. KEESE. '50. Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

WILLIAM J. KELLER, JR., '49, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; Sigma Pi;

RHODA KELLOGG, '50, Newcomb; Monroe, Louisiana.

CLAUDE J. KELLY, '50, Engineering, New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Sigma;Newman Club.

JESSIE E. KELLY, '50, Newcomb- New Orleans, Louisiana; Glee Club: Art Club-Y. W. C. A.

Fourth Row:

WINIFRED M. KELLY, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Phi Mu; New-men Club.

ROSEMARY C. KENETY, '50, Newcomb; Filchburg, Massachusetts; Glee Club.

MAX S. KEPHART, 'SO, Arti and Scl*nc«; Middle Point, Ohio; Beta Theta Pi;

Boketball.

NATHAN L. KERN, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

ROSALIE A. KETCHAM, 'SO, Newcomb; Council Bluffs, Iowa.

299

First Row:

JANET KERLIN, '49, Newcomb; Shreveport. Louisiana; Chi Omega.

NANCYE M. KIMMEL, '50, Newcomb; Miami Beach, Florida; Glee Club.

HANSEL O. KINCAID, '50, Commerce; Jacksonville. Florida; Baptist Stu-

dent Union.

JEAN J. KINCANNON, '49, Commerce; Lake Charles, Louisiana; Delta

Tau Delta.

BETTYE R. KINS, '50, Newcomb; Columbia, Louisiana.

Second Row:

ERWIN M. KING. '49. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

HELEN R. KING, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

RIVERS R. KING, '49. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; Beta

Theta Pi.

RUTH P. KING. '50. Newcomb; Leesvllle. Louisiana; Canterbury Club.

WALTER D. KINGSTON. '48. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana;

Kappa Sigma; Newman Club.

Thira Row:

NOMA M. KIRCHBERG, '50. Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

J. SCOTT KIRKWOOD. '48, Commerce; Tahleguah, Oklahoma.

JACK L. KLEIN. '49, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Zeta Beta Tau;

A. I. E. E.; Tulane University Theatre; Radio Club.

MARTIN H. KLEIN, '48, Arts and Sciences; Kansas City, Missouri.

FRED E. KLEYLE. '49. Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Sigma Chi;

A. I. of Ch. E.

Fourth Row:

ROBERT S. KLINE. JR., '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana;

Phi Kappa Sigma.

WILLIAM R. KLOTZ, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

ANN KLUMOK, '49. Newcomb; Moorhead, Mississippi; Tulane University

Theatre.

BETTY R. KNOWLES. '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

ROBERT M. KOCH. '52, Engineering; Clearwater, Florida; Alpha Tau

Omega.

UNDERCRADUATESFirst Row:

Louisiana.

Louisiana; Christian

TED S. KOGOS. '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans.

DOROTHEA E. KONRAD, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans,

Science.

JOHN A. KOOB, '50, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana.

TED A. KRAFT, '50. Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana.

MARC! A L. KREEGER. '50. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Art ClubCanterbury Club.

Second Row:

MONA G. KRIVIT.

WILDER K. KUHN,JULIAN M. KURTZ,

FANNIE L. KYKER,La Tertulia; Festival

comb Dance Club;

AS, Newcomb; Linden, New Jersey.

'50. Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Sigma Pi.

'50. Arts and Sciences; Opelousas, Louisiana.

'48. Newcomb; Hattlesburg, Mississippi; Zeta Tau Alpha;Choir; Glee Club; Operetta; Art Club; French Club; New-Baptist Student Union; Y. W. C. A.; German Club.

ROY N. LA BROSSE, '50, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana.

Third Row:

PAUL G. LACROIX, JR,. '48. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana;

Kappa Alpha.

DONALD E. LAGARDE, JR.. '49, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Beta

Theta Pi.

MARY V. LAGARDE, '49. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Mu; GleeClub; Canterbury Club.

ROBERT L. LAGARDE, '50, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; Beta Theta PI.

JOSEPH M. LAGO, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

Fourth Row:

CHLOE LAIN. '50.

SHIRLEY M. LAIN,

CLAIRE L. LALLY,Club.

GEORGE G. LAMBOUSY. '48, Engineering; Jennings. Louisiana.

EDWARD N. LAMBREMONT. JR.. '48. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisi-

ana; Delta Tau Delta.

Newcomb; Delray Beach. Florida.

'48, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

'48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Newman Club; Art

300

First Row:

LUDIE F. LAMBRIGHT, '50. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

BARBARA J. LA NASA, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

JANET V. LANDAICHE. '49. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; AlphaOmicron Pi; Newman Club.

CLIDE V. LANDRETH. JR.. '49, Arts and Sciences; Oakland, Mississippi;

Kappa Alpha.

ALTON A. LANDRY, '49, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; A. I. of

Ch. E.; Newman Club.

Second Row:

GORDON J. LANDRY, 'BO. Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana.

JOAN M. LANDRY, '49, Newcomb; Houma, Louisiana; Phi Mu.

KENNETH C. LANDRY, '50, Engineering; Baton Rouge, Louisiana; Tulane

Architectural Society; Newman Club; Phi Eta Sigma.

SHIRLEY A. LANDRY, '49. Engineering; Newgulf, Texas.

CARL S. LANDWEHR, '50, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; GammaDelta.

Third Row:

JOSEPH C. LANDWEHR, '49, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; KappaSigma; A. I. of Ch. E.

KENNETH A. LANGGUTH, '50, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana;

Sigma Alpha Epsilon.

BETTA A. LANIER, ':9, Newcomb; Forrest City, Arkansas; Kappa AlphaTheta; Canterbury Club.

JOHN E. LANNE. '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

EDWIN F. LAPORTE, '50, Commerce; Gretna, Louisiana.

Fourth Row:

CLANCY A. LATHAM, JR., '48, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana.

JAMES A. LASTRAPES. '50. Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

MARIE T. LARUE. '50. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Newman Club.

HASKELL LARAMIE, '49, Arts and Sciences; Chicago. Illinois; Sigma Pi;

Band; Newman Club.

LEOPOLD M. LA POURGE. '50, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

LISETTE K. LAUTENSCHLAEGER. '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

YVONNE M. LAUVE. '48. Social Work; New Orleans. Louisiana.

ANNE L. LAWRENCE, '49, Newcomb; Waco. Texas; Alpha Epsilon Phi; Tulane

University Theatre.

SHIRLEY M. LAWRENCE. '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Zeta;

Newman Club.

VIRGINIA K. LAWSON. '50. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Glee Club;

Westminster Fellowship.

Second Row:

DIANNA LAZEROU. '50, Newcomb; Memphis, Tennessee.

ANNE L. LEATHERMAN, '48, Social Work; Austin. Texas.

JOHN C. LE6AS. '49, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana.

CLYDE J. H. LE BLANC, '49, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; A. S. C. E.

WALTER J. LE BRETON, '48. Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana.

Third Row:

ALBERT N. LECHTER. '50. Commerce; Newark, New Jersey; Kappa Nu.

EARL R. LE CORGNE. JR., 'SO, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana;

Kdppa Alpha.

ALBERT C. LEDNER, '48, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana.

EDNA D. LEE. '49. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha Omicron Pi.

GRIFF C. LEE, *48. Engineering; Anguillo. Mississippi; Phi Delta Theta;

A. S. C. E.; E. T. A.; Techni-Torque; Taffrail Club; Class Secretary (3); Class

Prtiidtnt (2); lau Beta PI.

Fourth Row:

LOTTIE L. LEE, '47. Nawcomb; Tallulah. Louisiana; Alpha Delta Pi; GleeClub; Canterbury Club; Tulane University Theatre.

MARIE LOUISE LE GARDEUR, '48. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; KappaKdppa Gamma; Art Club.

JAMES J. LEGEAI. '49, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana- Delta SigmaPhi.

JEAN M. LEGENORE. '48. Newcomb; Now Orleans, Louisiana; Chi Om_oqa;Spectators.

FRANCIS E. LE JEUNE. '51. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Beta

Thai* Pi.

301

Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana: Beta

Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Mu;

First Row:

JOHN D. LELONG, 'Af, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Beta Theta Pi

MARION P. LELONGTheta Pi.

MERLE E. LEMIEUX,Hullabaloo.

PATRICIA J. LEMIEUX, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

W. F, T. LENFESTEY, '44. Graduate School; Tampa, Florida; Glee Club;Festival Choir; Westminster Fellowship.

Second Row:

LEON LENOIR, JR., '49, Arts and Sciences; Gulfport, Mississippi.

IVAN R. LEOPOLD, '50, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Sigma

Alpha Mu.

GEORGE J. LERA, '46, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

DOUGLAS P. LEVEY, '48, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Christian

Science.

HAROLD A. LEVEY, JR., '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

Third Row:

HARRIET B. LEVINE, '50, Newcomb; New York, New York; Newcomb Stu-

dent Government Association; Tulane University Theatre.

ANN LEVY, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Hullabaloo.

ANNETTE F. LEVY, '49, Newcomb; Waco, Texas; Alpha Epsllon Phi.

ANN K. LEVY, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Alpha Epsllon Phi.

DOROTHY J. LEVY, '50, Newcomb; St. Paul, Minnesota; Alpha Epsllon

Phi; Forum; I. R. C; Tulane University Theatre.

Fourth Row:

FERDINAND K. LEVY, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Zeta Beta Tau.

JUDY LEVY, '50, Newcomb; Pueblo, Colorado.

OSCAR Z. LEVY, JR., '48, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Tulane Uni-

versity Theatre.

ROBERT E. LEVY, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; SigmaAlpha Mu.

JOANNE LEWIS, '49, Newcomb; Houston, Texas; Newcomb Dance Club;

Tulane University Theatre.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

NORMA LEWIS, '50, Newcomb; Algiers, New Orleans, Louisiana.

MARGARET L. LEWLE, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana: CanterburyClub.

BARBARA LIBERMAN, '50, Newcomb; St. Joseph, Missouri; Glee Club; Tulane

University Theatre.

MARILYN R. LICHTEN5TEIN, '50, Newcomb; Birmingham. Alabama.

SAUNDRA B. LIEHT, '50, Newcomb; Newburgh, New York.

Second Row:

AUDREY H. LIGGET, '50, Newcomb; Valley Forge, Pennsylvania; WestminsterFellowship.

HUGH A. LILES, '48, Engineering; Birmingham, Alabama; Alpha Tau Omega;A. S. M. E.; E. T. A.; Track, '44-'45-'46; Co-captaIn, '46.

WINSTON C. LILL, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Beta

Theta Pi.

SUZANNE M. LINKER, '50, Newcomb; Louisville, Kentucky.

EDGAR B. LIPPE, '48, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Tulane Veterans'

Association.

Third Row:

SARA L. LISENBY, '48, Newcomb; Atmore, Alabama; Kappa Alpha Theta.

MAURICE LITTLE, '48, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Baptist Student

Union.

ELIZABETH J. LOCKE, '49, Newcomb; Center, Texas; Kappa Kappa Gamma;Baptist Student Union.

NANCY LOCKWOOD, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Art Club.

RALPH H. LOEWENTHAL. '50, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana.

Fourth Row:

ROBERT H. LOKEY, '50, Arts and Sciences; Dothan, Alabama; Unit Man-ager (I).

JACQUELINE I. LOLAN, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Canterbury

Club.

CRAWFORD W. LONG, '49, Arts and Sciences; Jacksonville, Florida; Pi

Kappa Alpha; Tulane Veterans' Association.

FREDERICK WILSON LONG, '49, Commerce; Jacksonville, Florida; Pi KappaAlpha.

WILLIAM C. LONG, JR., '48, Arts and Sciences; Thibodaux. Louisiana; Pi

Kappa Alpha; Band; Canterbury Club; JAMBALAYA; Hullabaloo; Sreen-backert; Lagniappes.

302

First Row:

ROBERT A. LONGMIRE, '49. Engineering; New Orleans, Loulilana; A. I.

of Ch. E.; Newman Club.

ALLEN J. LOTTINGER, '48, Arts and Sciences; Houma. Louisiana; KappaSigma; Glee Club; Hullabaloo.

THOMAS E. LOUIS. '50. Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana.

MARTHA J. LOVELACE. '48. Social Work; Henrietta. North Carolina;Social Committee; Who's Who-FRED H. LOWE. '48. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; KappaSigma; Westminster Fellowship.

Second Row:

JANE O. LOGAN. '49. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; PI BetaPhi; Glee Club; Canterbury Club; Festival Choir.

BETTY J. LUCAS, '50. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

WILLIAM M. LUCAS, JR.. '48. Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; ZetaBeta Tau; Glendy Burke.

CARL D. LUKE, '50. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; DeltaKappa Epsilon.

GRACE E. LUMETTA. '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

Third Row:

DONALD K. LUTENBACHER, '51, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Lou-isiana; Alpha Tau Omega; Glee Club.

JOYCE D. LUTZ. '48. Newcomb; Tampa. Florida; Alpha Epsilon Phi;

JAMBALAYA; French Club; Forum; I. R. C; Tulane University Theatre.

BEVERLY M. LYLE. '50. Newcomb; Bay City. Texas- Canterbury Club;Y. W. C. A.

MARGARET LYONS. '48. Newcomb; Jackson. Mississippi; Pi Beta Phi;

Art Club; French Club; Newcomb Athletic Council; Newcomb Dance Club;Canterbury Club.

WILLIAM B, LYONS. '50, Arts and Sciences; McComb, Mississippi.

Four+h Row:

BEVERLEY A. McARTHUR, '50. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; GleeClub; Newman Club.

THOMAS M. McBRIDE. III. '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Lou-isiana.

JAMES L. McCALL, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; BetaTheta PI.

CHARLENE W. McCORKLE. '49, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Pi

Beta Phi; Glee Club; French Club; Canterbury Club; Intramurals.

LEMUEL W. McCOY, '49, Engineering; RayvJIle, Louisiana; Delta KappaEpsilon; Tulan« Architectural Society.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

THOMAS L. McCOY, '50, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana.

JAMES W. McCRARY, JR., '49, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; A. I.

of Ch. E.

GEORGE B. McCULLOUGH, '48. Commerce; Tyler, Texas; Tulane UniversityTheatre.

JACQUELINE 0. McCUTCHEN, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

RICHARD S. McCUTCHEN. '49. Arts and Sciences; Long Beach. California; PhiEta Sigma.

Second Row:

MARIAN A. McCUTCHON, '49. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; AlphaOmlcron Pi.

LOUISE N. McDANIEL. '49. Newcomb; Baton Rouge. Louisiana; Chi Omega;Tulane University Theatre; Campus Night.

ROSEMARY M. McDONNELL. '50. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana.

BILLY J. McEVER, '49, Engineering; Hillsboro, Texas.

LAWRENCE S. McGEE, JR., '48, Arts and Sciences; Shreveport, Louisiana;

Beta Theta Pi; Greenbackers.

Third Row:

LULU B, McGEHEE. '50. Newcomb; Woodvllle. Mississippi.

WARREN J. McGOVERN. '49. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

ZOE-LOVE P. McGOVERN. '49. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Glee Club;Newcomb Athletic Council; Newman Club; Tulane University Theatre.

JACK L. McSOWAN. '50. Arts and Sciences; Hamlet. North Carolina.

CHARLES E. McHALE. JR.. '48. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana;

Christian Science Organization; Radio Workshop; Tulane University Theatre.

Fourth Row:

JEROLD S. MclNTOSH, '49. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; Delta

Sigma Phi; Intramurals.

WALTER W. McKERNAN. '49, Engintering; New Orleans, Louisiana; A. I. E. E,;

Newman Club.EDITH C. McKINNEY. '50. Newcomb; Shreveport, Louisiana; Art Club.

JOHN R. Mclaughlin, so. Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; PI KappaAlpha; A. I. of Ch. E.

LLOYD A. Mclaughlin, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

piHpPi«P«"WiiW!i|i

303

First Row:

MARY H. McLaughlin, MS, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; NewmanClub; Spectators.

JOE J. McLEOD, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Ameri-can Legion, Tulane Post.

NORMAN W. McLEOD, '49, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

PATSY McMEANS, '50, Newcomb; Galveston, Texas.

LUCIE H. McMURRAY, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; AlphaOmicron Pi; Newcomb Athletic Council; Westminster Fellowship; President

Tennis Club.

Second Row;

ALBERT D. McNAIR. '4?, Commerce; Jackson. Mississippi.

ALBERT B. McRAE, '52, Arts and Sciences; San Antonio, Texas.

FRANCES G. McSHANE, '50. Newcomb; Greenwood. Mississippi; GleeClub.

ANDREW J, McWHORTER, '49. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Kappa Sigma.

JOHN DAVID McWILLIAMS, '49, Arts and Sciences; New prleans. Lou-isiana; Kappa Sigma; Campus Night; Greenbackers; Lagniappes; Pan-Hellenic, Tulane.

Third Row:

WALTER J. MARTINY, JR., '48, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Pi

Kappa Alpha; A. I. E. E.

BETTY MAGEE '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa AlphaTheta.

SARA D. MAGNESS, '50, Newcomb; McMinnville, Tennessee; Glee Club.

STANLEY L. P. MAGRUDER, '49, Engineering; Pascagoula. Mississippi.

JOHN L. MAHONY. '50, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

Fourth Row:

MONA A. MAILHE5, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; NewmanClub.

HAROLD C. MALCHOW, '49. Engineering; Biloxi, Mississippi; A. S. C. E.;

Techni-Torque.

MacCAMPBELL MALLARY, '49, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Kappa Delta Phi; A. S. M. E.; Band.

ELIZABETH S. MALM, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

BETTY J. MALONE, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

UNDERGRADUATESFIr;t Row:

VIRGINIA M. MASASNONI, '50, New Orleans, Louisiana; ArchitecturalSociety.

S. VINCENT MASSIMINI, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana;Kappa Sigma.

RITA M, MASSET, '50, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

HENRY V. MASSET, JR., '48, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; TulaneArchitectural Society.

CARMEN P. MARTINEZ, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Delta Zeta;La Tertulia; French Club; Newman Club; Pan-Hellenic—Newcomb.

Second Row:

BETTY M. MARTINEZ, '49, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; NewcombDance Club; Newman Club.

MARGARET E. MARTIN, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Glee Club;Wesley Foundation.

EDMUND B. MARTIN, JR., '48, Arts and Sciences- New Orleans, Louisiana;Beta^ Theta Pi; Kappa Delta Phi; Editor-in-Chief, JAMBALAYA; Hullabaloo;Publications Board; Theta Nu; Greenbackers; President Lagniappes (3).

DORA O. MARTIN, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Glee Club; New-man Club; JAMBALAYA; TUSK.

MARGARET D. MARSHALL, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; KappaAlpha Theta.

Third Row:

MARY MARSH, '48. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Mu- Art Club;Wesley Foundation; Y. W. C. A.

JANE M. MARRIOTT, '50, Newcomb; McComb. Mississippi; Newman Club.

HENRY E. MARKEL, JR., '50, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana.

CHARLES W. MARIONNEAUX, '48, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Tu-lane Architectural Society.

LEE D. MARCUSE, '48, Newcomb; Scarsdale, New York; Alpha Epsilon Phi;

Festival Choir; JAMBALAYA; Art Club; Tulane University Theatre.

Fourth Row:

ANDREW E. MANYAK, '49, Engineering; East Douglas, Massachusetts; New-man Club.

ANTONIA MANOS, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

FORTUNE V. MANNINO, '49, Arts and Sciences; Mississippi City, Mississippi;Band.

PHILIP C. MANGELSDORF, '48, Arts and Sciences; Dallas, Texas; Beta Theta Pi.

JOAN K. MANDELBAUM, '49, Newcomb; Albany. New York; Alpha EpsilonPhi; Pan-Hellenic Council.

304

FIr'.t Row:

SAARON E. MATTES, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Spectators.

ELSA T. MAUFFRAY, M8, Newconnb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

CHARLES A. MAY, JR., '49, Arts and Sciences; Natchei, Mississippi.

CHARLES J. MAY, '50, Arts and Sciences; Baltimore. Maryland.

PATRICIA MAY, '50, Newcomb; New Yorlj, New York.

Second Row:

VIRGINIA V. MAY, '50, Newcomb; St. Louis, Missouri.

WANNA J. MAY, '48, Newcomb; Mobile, Alabama; Alpha Delta Pi; GleeClub; Wesley Foundation.

DAMON C. MAYES, '47, Arts and Sciences; Brady. Texas.

WILLIAM O. MAYFIELD, '50, Arts and Sciences; Brookhaven, Mississippi;

Hullabaloo.

DONALD P. MAYNARD, '50, Engineering- New Orleans, Louisiana; NewmanClub; Tatfrail Club.

Third Row;

JEANNE MAYO, '48, Newcomb; Fort Smith, Arkansas; Pi Beta Phi; Spec-tators; Student Center Council.

OSWALD H. MAYRONNE, '50, Arts and Sciences; Harvey, Louisiana.

JOHN E. MEEKS '48 Engineering; Savannah. Georgia; Phi Kappa Sigma;A. S. C. E.

BETTY J. MEIERS, '50, Newcomb; Vallejo, California.

HARRY MENDELSON, JR., '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisi-

ana; Delta Sigma Phi.

Fourth Row;

MENDLOVITZ, '47. Arts and Sciences; Sequin. Texas;

Arts and Sciences; Opelousas, Louisiana;

WILLIAM M.Kappa Nu.

CHRISTOPHER L. MENGIS,Phi Kappa Sigma.

MARGIE MERIWETHER, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Glee Club.

MOLLY MERLIN, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

JOHN D. ME5E, '50, Arts and Sciences; Baton Rouge, Louisiana; SigmaAlpha Epsilon.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

WALTER F. METZINGER, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

SELMA MEXIC, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Sigma Sigma;Intercollegiate Zionist Federation of America.

WILLIAM MEXIC, '50, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

JOSEPH T. MICELI, '47, Commerce, New Orleans. Louisiana; Delta Sigma Phi.

ELIZABETH A. MICHAELS, '50, Newcomb; Birmingham, Alabama; Glee Club;Tulane University Theatre.

Second Row:

PESSY M. MICHEL, '48. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Kappa AlphaThela; Beta Beta Beta; Art Club.

MARILYN R. MICHINARD, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

CAROL C. MILLER, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Zeta Tau Alpha;Westminster Fellowship; Tulane University Theatre.

DORIS G. MILLER, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Newcomb AthleticCouncil; Baptist Student Union; Tulane University Theatre; Y.W.C.A.

LOUIS S. MILLER. '49, Engineering: Tampa, Florida.

Third Row:

MAX EMERY MILLER, '50. Commerce; Mobile, Alabama; Glee Club; Operetta;Band.

TERRY MILLER, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Pi KappaAlpha.

ALBERT MIMS. JR., '47, Commerce; Drift, Kentucky.

GW6N MINCHEN, '47, Newcomb; San Antonio, Texas.

ALBERT MINTZ, '47, Commerce; Now Orleans, Louisiana; Zeta Beta Tau.

Fourth Row:

DOROTHY E MIRAMON, '49, Comnnerca; Naw Orlaant, Louisiana.

DONALD MITCHAM, '47. Arit and Sciancal; Naw Orleans, Louisiana.

CHARLES G. MITCHELL, JR., '47, Englnaarlng; Birmingham, Alabama; Baptist

Student Union.

THOMAS S. MITHEN, '4?, Commerce; Naw Orlaani, Louisiana; Phi Delta Theta.

EMILY C. MOISE, '49, Nawcomb; Naw Orlaant, Louisiana; Phi Mu; Lagniappes.

305

First Row:

HAROLD C. MOKE, '50, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana.

RICHARD J. MOLAISON, '49. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Delta Sigma Phi.

MICHAEL J. MOLONY, JR.. '50. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Sigma Ciii.

AIDA MONCADA. '50. Newconnb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Newcomb Stu-

dent Government Association.

RALPH R. MONGEAU, '50. Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Tulane

University Theatre.

Second Row:

GERARD W. MONIER, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

SIMMIE R. MONROE, '50. Commerce; Pineville, Louisiana; Phi KappaSigma.

GEORGE P. MONTAGNET. JR., '48, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Phi Delta Theta.

FRANK D. MONTAGUE, JR., '49. Engineering; Hattiesburg, Mississippi;

Beta Theta Pi; International Relations Club.

ANTONIO MONTESERIN, 'SO, Arts and Sciences; Santurce, Puerto Rico; Phi

lota Alpha.

Third Row:

AYLMER E. MONTGOMERY, '50, Commerce; Monroe, Louisiana; Beta

Theta Pi.

CAROLYN J. MONTGOMERY, '50, Newcomb; Nashville, Tennessee.

LEVERE C. MONTGOMERY, JR., '49, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Beta Theta Pi; JAMBALAYA; Newman Club; Greenbackers; Class President

(2): Lagniappes; Holmes Cup Committee.

PHILIP R. MONTGOMERY, '49, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana; Phi

Kappa Sigma.

WILLIAM J. MONTGOMERY, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Lou-

isiana; Beta Theta Pi; Hullabaloo.

Four+h Row:

KATHRYN L. MOODY, '49, Newcomb; Hattiesburg, Mississippi; Ch! Omega.

WILLIAM B. MOON, '48, Arts and Sciences; Galveston, Texas.

BRENDA MOORE. '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

EDWARD C. MOORE, '48, Engineering; Hammond. Louisiana; Math Club;

Newman Club.

NORMAN W. MOORE, '50, Commerce; Marion, Arkansas.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

PIERRE A. MOORE, '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Beta

Theta Pi; Phi Delta Phi; Graduate School; Radio Workshop; Tulane University

Theatre; Philological Society.

ROBERT M. MOORE. '48, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha Tau

Omega; JAMBALAYA; Hullabaloo.

LLOYD E. MOPPERT, '49, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana: Delta Sigma Phi.

JESSE O. MORGAN, '49, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Tulane Archi-

tectural Society.

EDWARD R. MORPHY, '48, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; A. S. C. E.

Second Row:

EMMA A. MORPHY, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Newcomb Student

Government Association; Newman Club.

PAUL H. MORPHY, JR., '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta

Tau Delta.

THOMAS E. MORRISEY, '49, Commerce; Louisville, Kentucky.

GRAY D. MORRISON, '50, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Beta Theta Pi.

JACK L. MORRISON, '48, Arts and Sciences; Daytona Beach, Florida; Pi

Kappa Alpha; Pan-Hellenic Council; Greenbackers; Tulane University Theatre.

Third Row:

LUCIEN K. MOSS, '49, Arts and Sciences; Lake Charles, Louisiana; Beta

Theta Pi.

PETER E. MOSS, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

MARY L. MOSSY, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Kappa Alpha

Theta.

RICHARD C. MOULEDOUS, '50. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

EDWIN L. MOWE, JR., '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; French

Club; International Relations Club.

Fourth Row:

ANGELA MOYNAN, '48, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Newman Club.

VEITA J. MULBERG, '50, Newcomb; Key West, Florida.

RAYMOND A. MULLEN, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louiiiana.

HAZEL A MULLER, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Alpha

Theta; Glee Club; Tulane University Theatre; A Cappella Choir.

ROBERT D MUNCH '50, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Class Secre-

tary (I).

306

First Row:

THELMA R. MUNCH, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Zeta TauAlpha; Hullabaloo; Art Club; Pan-Hellenic—Newcomb; Spectators.

GEORGE K. P. MUNSON, '48, Engineering; Jeanerette. Louisiana; DeltaKappa Epsllon.

RAYMOND MUROV, '48. Arts and Sciences; Meridian. Mississippi.

CAROLYN L. MURPHY, '50, Newcomb; Chattanooga, Tennessee; Glee Club.

CHARLES R. MURPHY, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana;Sigma Pi.

Second Row:

JANET H. MURPHY, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Art Club.

OWEN F. MURPHY, '49. Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha TauOmega.SIDNEY A. MURRAY, JR., '48. Arts and Sciences; Vidalia, Louisiana; KappaSigma; Newman Club.

GEORGE M. MURRELL. '50, Engineering; Goula. Louisiana; Beta Theta PI,

FLORENCE MUSE. '48, Newcomb; Dallas. Texas; Alpha Delta Pi; West-minster Fellowship.

Third Row:

BLANCHE V. MYERS, '50. Newcomb; Alexandria. Louisiana; Glee Club;Tulane University Theatre.

DOTSY E. MYERS. '49, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Kappa KappaGamma.LORETTA B. MYERS. '49, Engineering; Gulfport. Mississippi; Tulane Archi-tectural Society,

DAVID J. MYKOFF, '48, Arts and Sciences; Alexandria, Louisiana; KappaNu; Glendy Burke.

BETTY A. NAIRNE, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Phi Mu; Hulla-baloo; Newman Club,

Fourth Row:

JAMES A. NAMIAS, '48. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; New-man Club; Track Team.

PHIL J. NApUIN, JR., '48, Arts and Sciences; Thibodaux, Louisiana; AlphaChi Sigma; Student Affiliates of American Chemical Society.

FRANK H. NATHAN, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Brunswick, New Jersey;Sigma Alpha Mu; Band.

ELSIE H. NEALE, '49, Gommerce; San Antonio, Texas; Tulane UniversityTheatre.

JOHN I. NEEL, '48, Engineering; Monroe. Louisiana; Delta Kappa Epsilon;E. T. A.; Tulane Architectural Society.

UNDERGRADHAIESFirst Row:

WILLIAM A. NEFF, '50, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana.

NATHALIE G. NELSON. '50. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

WARREN A. NELSON. '50. Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; BaseballLetterman (I).

MARGERY NETTER, '50. Newcomb; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

CARMEL J. NETZHAMMER. '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; BetaSigma Omicron; Newman Club.

Second Row:

JOHN S. NEVILLE, '49, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

JOEL M. NEWMAN, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana.

RICHARD T. NEWMAN, '50. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; KappaAlpha.

ELEANOR R. NEWSOM, '48, Newcomb; Sandersville. Georgia.

MARY A. NEWTON. '50, Newcomb; Shreveport, Louisiana; Baptist StudentUnion; Tulane University Theatre.

Third Row:

RAINER B. NICHOLLS, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

ELIZABETH L. NICHOLSON, '49. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Pi BetaPhi; Glee Club; Operetta; Art Club.

DOROTHY K. NICOL, '4?. Newcomb; Ruston. Louisiana; Pi Beta Phi; GleeClub; Wesley Foundation.

BETTE NICOLL. '48. Newcomb; Charlotte, North Carolina; Art Club; West-minster Fellowship.

JACK A. NIELSEN. '48. Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana; Sigma PI; Hul-labaloo.

Fourlh Row:

WILLIAM H. NIHOUH. '50, Engineering; Lake Butlor, Florida.

PAUL S. NOBLE. '49. Engineoring; New Orleans, Louisiana; Beta Theta PI;

6. T. A ; Class Vic«-Pr«iid«nl (I); Class President (2).

THOMAS R. NOLAN. '49, Commerce: Atlanta. Georgia; Sigma Pi; TulaneVettrant' Association; Commander, Tulan* Univariity Post 265, AmericanLegion; President Class (i).

JOYCE R. NORMAN. 50, Newcomb; Houma, Louisiana; Glee Club; Hullabaloo.

DAVID R. NORMANN. '48. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana' BetaTh««« Pi.

307

First Row:

JANIE L. NORRISS, '50,

University Theatre.

JANET A. NORTHROP, '

cron Pi.

MARIE L. NORTON, '48,

BRUCE N. NUNEZ. '48

Gamma Delta; American Legion, Tulane Post,

CHRISTHEL M. NUNSESSER. '49. NewcombDelta Zeta.

Newcomb; Memptils, Tennessee; Glee Club

i8 Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana: Alpha

Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana.

Arts and Sciences; Arabi. Louisiana; Siq

New Orleans. Lou

Tulane

Omi-

a Pi:

isiana;

Second Row:

RICHARD M. NUNNALLY. '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Loui;i-

ana; Phi Delta Theta; Canterbury Club; Secretary Class (1).

PATRICIA J. OAKES. '50, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Glee CLb;Tulane University Theatre.

PATRICIA O'BRIEN, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha Omi-

cron Pi.

ANTHONY C. OCCHIPINTi, '50, Engineering: Kenner, Louisiana.

CHARLES B. O'CONNELL. '50. Engineering; Pensacola. Florida; Delta

Sigma Phi.

Third Row:

PATRICIA E. O'CONNOR. '48, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Delta

Zeta; Newcomb Dance Club; Newman Club; Tulane University Theatre.

JOHN L. OCHSNER, '49. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; Beta

Theta Pi; Pan-Hellenic Council.

THOMAS C. ODDERSTOL, '50. Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana.

ANNA N. O'DONNELL. '48, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana; NewmanClub; Class Secretary (3).

ALLEN W. O'DOWD. '49, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; A.S.C.E.

Fourth Row:

BETTY D. OEHMIG. '50. Newcomb; Chattanooga, Tennessee.

CHARLTON B. OGDEN. '49. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana;

Beta Theta Pi.

GAYLE A. OGLESBY, '48. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Band.

ALBERT G. OLIVIER, JR., '48, Engineering; St. Martinville. Louisiana; Delta

Kappa Epsilon; E. T. A.; Tulane Architectural Society.

CHARLES D. OLIVIER. '50. Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

GUY R. OLIVIER. '49, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana.

JOSE OLOZAGA. '50. Engineering; Havana, Cuba; Phi lota Alpha.

HAROLD B. OLSON. '48. Social Work; Boise. Idaho.

SIDNEY V. OPOTOWSKY, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana;

Sigma Alpha Mu,

PATRICK H. O'REILLY, JR.. '49, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana.

Second Row:

ALICE B. ORENSTEIN. '49, Newcomb; Decatur. Georgia; French Club; Tulane

University Theatre.

ANDREW ORESTANO. '49. Arts and Sciences; Tampa. Florida.

EDWARD R. ORFILA. '49, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana; Phi KappaSigma; Lagniappes.

JEAN ORR. '50. Newcomb; Nashville, Tennessee; Glee Club; Canterbury Club.

ANTHONY J. ORTEGA, '49. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; JAM-BALAYA; Glendy Burke.

Third Row:

EDWARD S. ORTEGA, JR.. '48. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana;

Delta Sigma Phi; Radio Workshop; Tulane University Theatre; Tulane Veterans'

Association; Class President (I).

NEVILLE J. ORY, '50, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; Sigma Pi.

MINNIE L. O'SHEE. '49, Newcomb; Alexandria. Louisiana; Chi Omega; Assets;

Newcomb Athletic Council; Canterbury Club,

ANN M. OTTO. '48. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Eta Sigma Phi;

Oreades.

ROBERT C. OVERALL. '50. Engineering; Trenton. Tennessee; Delta Kappa Epsi-

lon; A. S. C. E,

Fourth Row:

WILLIAM F, OWENS. JR.. '50. Arts and Sciences; Heflin. Alabama; Sigma Chi,

HECTOR E. PABON. JR.. '50. Arts and Sciences; Mayaguez, Puerto Rico; Phi

lota Alpha.

HENRY F. PAGE. JR.. '48, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; Phi Delta

Theta.

ALVIN PAILET, '49. Arts anH Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; Student

Affiliates of American Chemical Society.

ANNE W, PAKE, '50, Newcomb; Mobile. Alabama

308

h xm

First Row:

WANDA M. PALERMO, CO, Ncwcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

CLARE F. PALMISIANO, '49, Newcomb: New Orleans, Louisiana; NewmanClub; Tulane Unlversliy Thealre.

ANNA R. PANDISCIO, '50, Newcoirb; FIfchburg, Massachusetts.

VERNON K. PARK. '48. Arts and Sciences; Lake Charles. Louisiana; GammaDelta.

JAMES W. PARKER, '50, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha TauOmega; JAMBALAYA; Christian Science Organization; Art Club; Inter-

national Relations Club.

Second Row;PAULA H. PARKER. '"IS, NevcTmb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Kappa KappaGamma; Art Club; Canterbury Club.

SAMUEL F. PARKER, JR., '50, Commerce; Foley, Alabama; PI Kappa Alpha.

JANE M, PARKHOUSE, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Glee Club.

CHARLES R. PARKERSON, '50, Arts and Sciences; Lafayette. Louisiana;

Ph: D3lta Theta.

MARTHA M. PARMLEY, '48, Newcomb; Electra, Texas; Kappa Alpha Theta.

Third Row:

LEONARD P. PARRISH, '49. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Phi Delta Theta.

KENNF.TH E. PAISANT, '47. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Sigma Chi.

EJZABETH PARTRIDGE, <8 Newcomb; Lake Charles, Louisiana; KappaKappa Gamma,HAROLD B. PATTERSON, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Sigma Chi.

MARY A. PATTERSON, '4?, Newcomb; Atlanta, Georgia; Chi Omega.

Fou,-th Row:

ROBERT E. PATTERSON, '50, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; SigmaChi; Tulane Architectural Society; Glee Club; Operetta.

JEANNE T. PAVY. '47, Newcomb; Opelousas, Louisiana; Alpha Omicron Pi;

Newman Club; Forum.

LELAND K. PEARSON, '50. Arts and Sciences; Picayune. Mississippi; Phi

Kappa Sigma.

PHILIP N. PECQUET, 50, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana.

ADAIR L. PEDRICK, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; KappaAlpha; Pan-Hellenic Council.

UNDERGRADUATESPARKS B. PEDRICK. JR., '50, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; KappaAlpha.

RANDOLPH D. PEETS. JR.. '48. Commerce; Jackson. Mississippi; Kappa Sigma.

CAROLYN V. PEIRCE, '49 Newcomb- New Orleans Louisiana; Alpha OmicronPi.

ROSEMONDE S. PELTZ, '48. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana: Beta Beta

Beta; Corresponding Secretary, Art Club.

RICHARD A. PENEGUY. '50. Arts and Sciences; Pass Christian, Mississippi;

Canterbury Club.

Second Row:

FRANCES A. PENFOUND, '49. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; KappaKappa Gamma; JAMBALAYA; Tulane University Theatre,

THEODORE S. PENFOUND, '49. Enqineerlng; New Orleans. Louisiana; RadioClub.

CORNELIUS C. PERKINS, '50. Engineering; Dayton, Ohio; Taffrail Club.

THOMAS E. PERKINS. '48. Engineering; Richmond. Virginia; Sigma Chi;A. S. M, E.: Greenbac"'ers.

JEANNE M. PERRIN, '50. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana.

Third Row;

CARL C. PERRY. '50. Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana.

ZELDA R. PERSON. '50. Newcomb; Lambert, Mississippi.

JAMES R. PERTUIT, '49. Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

JOAN M. PESQUIE. '50. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

JACQUES H. PE5SIN. '49. Engineering; New Orloani, Louisiana; A. S. M. E.

Fourth Row:

DONALD B. PFEFFERLE. '48. Engineering: New Orleans. Louisiana; TulaneArchitectural Society; Newman Club.

ADELAIDE N. PHILLIPS. '48. Newc--mb; Alo»andria, Louisiana; Pi Beta Phi;

N.wcomb Editor, JAMBALAYA; Hullabaloo; Who's Who; Publications Boa,-d;

Newcomb Student Govornmont Association; Nawman Club; Secretary. La-

qnidppas; Class Secretary (I); Class Secretary (2).

FRANK J. PHILLIPS, III. '49, Arts and Sciences; Greenville. Texas; SigmaAlpha Eptilon; Tulane Veterans' Association; Manager. Tulane Football Team;Amarican Legion, Tulane Post.

MORRIS B. PHILLIPS. '48. Commerce; Now Orleans. Louisiana; Sigma Alpha MuSHIRLEY I. PHIIIPSON. '49. Newcomb; Dallas, Texas; Alpha Epsilon Phi;

JAMBALAYA.

309

First Row:

MYRON A. PICKENS, JR., '50, Arts and Sciences; Deland. Florida.

ELAINE S. PICKUS, '48, Newcomb; Sioux City, Iowa; Alpha Epsilon Phi;

French Club; La Tertulia; Forum.

WILLIAM E. PICOU. '50, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana.

DORIS L. PIERSON, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Beta Sigma

Omicron.

JAMES R. PINE. '49, Commerce; Shreveport. Louisiana.

Second Row:

EDWARD T. PITCHER, '50, Arts and Sciences; Springfield, Louisiana.

JOHN W. PITKINS, JR.. '49. Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana; Phi

Delta Theta.

GILDA G. PIZZO, '48. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Zeta;

Newcomb Dance Club; Newman Club.

ALBERT L. PLATZ, '48, Engineering; Petaluma, California; A. S. C. E.

EDOUARD M. PLAUCHE, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Sigma Chi.

Third Row:

WALTER F. PLAUCHE, '48, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; A. S.

M. E.

'

GEORGE T. PLUNKETT. '49, Commerce; Ponca City. Oklahoma.

ROBERT L. PONS, '48, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; A. S. M. E.;

Techni-Torque; Newman Club; Glendy Burke.

CARL J. POPE, '49, Arfs and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

MILDRED POPKIN. '50, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; Tulane Archi-

tectural Society; Intercollegiate Zionist Federation of America.

Fourth Row:

NELL M. PORBES. '50. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Newman Club.

WILLIAM A. PORTER, '49, Commerce; Valdosta, Georgia; Sigma Chi.

GERALD E. POSNER, '48, Arts and Sciences; Plaquemine. Louisiana; Zeta

Beta Tau; Beta Gam'ma Sigma; Omicron Delta Kappa; Who's Who.

DOROTHY L. POST, '48, Newcomb; Alexandria, Louisiana; Chi Omega;

Eta Sigma Phi; Orcades.

CAROLYN J. POUNDERS, '49. Newcomb; Oklahoma City. Oklahoma;

Kappa Alpha Theta.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

WILLIAM T. POWER, II, '49, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana; Delta KappaEpsilon; JAMBALAYA; Campus Night; Lagniappes.

ELAINE M. PRADOS, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Glee Club;Newman Club.

ELIZABETH L. PRAGUE, '50, Newcomb; Houston, Texas; Art Club; NewmanClub.

BETTY F. PRESTON, '49. Newcomb; Monroe, Georgia; Hullabaloo; Baptist

Student Union; I. R. C.

KENNETH A. PRIMOS, '50, Commerce; Jackson, Mississippi.

Second Row:

MARY F. PRIOLEAU, '48, Newcomb; Daytona Beach, Florida; Chi Omega; Art

Club; Canterbury Club; Forum.

MICHEL O. PROVOSTY, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Beta

Theta Pi.

STANLEY M. PULITZER '48, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Sigma AlphaMu.

JAMES J. PUNEKY, JR., '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

JIMMIE J. PURZER, '48, Arts and Sciences; Shreveport, Louisiana; Phi Delta

Theta.

Third Row:

WILLIAM QUEALEY, '48, Arts and Sciences; Boston. Massachusetts; Delta

Sigma Phi; President, Pan-Hellenic Council; Greenbackers; Tennis.

DORIS QUICKSILVER, '50, Newcomb; Wichita Falls, Texas.

RORY R. RAFFERTY, '50, Commerce; Pass Christian, Mississippi; Beta Theta Pi.

ALBERT J. RAMIREZ, '50. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; NewmanClub; Y. M. C. A.

CHARLES K. RAMOND, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta

Tau Delta; Hullabaloo.

Fourth Row:

JOHN V. RAMONEDA, '50, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

MARIE M. RAMONEDA, '50. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana.

ANTONIO J. RAMOS. '47, Arts and Sciences; Co:acas, Venezuela; Phi lota

Alpha; Newman Club; Pan-Hellenic Council (2).

ARTHUR P RAMOS '50 Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; Canterbury

Club.

MARY M. RAMSEY, '48, School of Social Work; Darlington, South Carolina;

Chi Omega; Phi Beta Kappa; Festival Choir.

310

First Row:

WILLIAM A. RAPPOLD, '48

HOWARD M. RASPILAIR,Sigma Phi.

GLORIA A. RATCHFORD,Beta Phi.

BECKY-LEE RATCLIFFE. '48,

GEORGE A. RAUCH, '49,

. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

'49. Commerce; Gulfport, Mississippi; Delta

'49. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Pi

Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

Second Row:

BEATRICE E. RAULT, '49. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; AlphaOmicron Pi; Assets; Newcomb Student Government Association; NewmanClub; Greenbackers; Lagniapp^s.

HELEN E. RAULT, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana: Delta Zeta.

ALLEN M. READ, '48, Arts and Sciences; Hattiesburg, Mississippi.

ARTHUR M. REAGAN, '48, Arts and Sciences; Jacksonville, Texas; WesleyFoundation; I. R. C; Tulane Veterans' Association.

EDWARD S. REED, '50, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana.

Third Row;

MAY K. REED, '50 Newcomb- New Orleani, Louisiana; Glee Club; Art

Club.

IRWIN REICHER, '48, Arts and Sciences; Forest Hills, Long Island, NewYcrk; Kappa Nu.

MAY V. REID, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

JOHN F. REILLEY, 'AT, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi KappaSigma.

PATRICIA L. REILLY. '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; KappaKappa Gamma; Glee Club; Newman Club.

Fourth Row:

SALLY A. REILLY, '48, Newcomb; Gulfport. Mississippi; Forum; Green-

backers; Spectators; Tulane University Theatre.

DENISE M. REINECKE, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta

Zeta; French Club; Newman Club.

PATRICIA R. REINHARDT, '49, Newcomb; San Antonio, Texas; Zeta Tau

Alpha; Assets; Newcomb Student Government Association; NewcombHonor' Board; Westminster Fellowship; Class President (2).

WILLIAM S. REMBERT, '50, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana; AlphaTau Omega.LOUIS P. REY, '50, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; N. R. O. T. C.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

PETER L. REY, '50. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

SIDNEY L. REYNAUD. JR.. '50. Arts and Sciences; Lutcher, Louisiana; Delta

Tau Delta.

CHARLOTTE REYNOLDS. '48. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; KappaAlpha Theta.

JAMES L. REYNOLDS. '51. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta

Tau Delta.

PATRICIA RHODES, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Gamma Delta.

Second Row:

JACK V. RICHARD. '50. Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana; Delta SigmaPhi.

JOHN H. RIFE. '50. Commerce; McComb. Mississippi.

PAT A. RILEY. '50. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

JOSEPH J. RINALDI, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; JAM-

BALAYA; Hullabaloo; Newman Club; American Legion; Tulane Veterans'

Association.

PATRICIA A. RINOW, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

Tliird Row:

RICAURTE RIVERA, JR.. '49, Arts and Sciences; Panama City. Panama.

JAMES 0. RIVES. JR., '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha

Tau Omega.ROBERT L. ROANE. JR.. '50. Engineering; Jeanerettc. Louisiana.

MATT T. ROBERTS, '50. Engineering: New Orleans. Louisiana; Pi Kappa Alpha.

WILLIAM F. ROBERTS. '49. Arts and Sciences; Birmingham. Michigan; AlphaTau Om«ga; Hullabaloo.

Fourth Row:

JOHN R. ROBERTSON. '50, Arli and Scioncei; Marigold, Missitilppl.

KENNETH B. ROBINSON, '49, Engineoring; N«w Orleans, Louisiana; PI

Kappa Alpha; A. I. E. E.; Lagniappes.

DAVID R. RODRIGUE, '48, Arts and Scigncat; New Orleani. Louisiana; Pi

Kippa Alpha; Nawman Club; American Legion, Tulane Post; Tulane Veterans'

Aitociation,

EMILIO A. RODRIGUEZ, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

WALTER W, RODY, '48, Engineering; Harvey, Louisiana; A. 5. C. E. ^M^311

Fust Row:

JOAN E. ROEHL, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Newcomb Stu-

dent Government Association; Baptist Student Union.

MARY N. ROELING, '50, Newcomb- New Orleans, Louisiana; NewmanClub.

WILLIAM M. ROELING, '49. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Delta Sigma Phi; Band; Newman Club.

SUSAN ROEMER, '49, Newcomb; Houston, Texas; Glee Club.

ALEXANDRIA ROGACHENKO, '49, Arts and Sciences; Philadelphia, Penn-sylvania; Math Club.

Second Row:

MARY H. ROHRERBER, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

WILLIAM G. ROLAND, JR., '49, Commerce; Vicksburg, Mississippi; ClassVice-President (I).

KEARNEY J. ROME, '48, Commerce; Destrehan. Louisiana.

WALTER J. ROONEY, JR., '50, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; AlphaTau Omega,WILLIAM E. ROONEY, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Canterbury Club; Tulane Veterans' Associafion,

Third Row:

LEO S. ROOS, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Tulane GleeClub; Operetta.

ERNEST A. ROS, '50, Commerce; Pascagoula, Mississippi.

EDMUND C. ROSE, JR., '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;Alpha Phi Omega.MARGERY J. ROSE, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Zeta;Assets; Y. W. C. A.

CHARLES ROSEN, II, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

Fourth Row:

EDWARD ROSEN, '50, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana.

ALYCE K. ROSENBERG, '49, Newcomb; Greenwood, South Carolina; AlphaEpsilon Phi.

MAXINE C. ROSENBERG, '48, Newcomb; Columbus, Georgia; Alpha Ep-silon Phi; Newcomb Dance Club.

CHARLES S. ROSENBLUM, '49. Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana;Sigma Alpha Mu.

EDWIN R. ROSENBOHM, '50, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

ROSALYN F. ROSENFIELD, '49, Newcomb; Shreveport. Louisiana; Alpha

Epsilon Phi; Newcomb Dance Club; Pan-Hellenic—Newcomb.JEROME A. ROSENTHAL, '50, Arts and Sciences; Deal, New Jersey; JAM-BALAYA; Tulane University Theatre.

MARILYN B. ROSENTHAL, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Y. W. C. A.

MAY ROSS. '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Zeta Tau Alpha; TulaneUniversity Theatre; Art Club,

BEN N. ROTH, JR., '48, Engineering; Thibodaux; Louisiana; Tulane Archilec-tural Society.

Second Row:

CHARLES P. ROTH, JR., '50, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

RICHARD R. ROTHARMEL, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;Phi Kappa Sigma.

CLAIRE A. ROUFF, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Art Club; TulaneUniversity Theatre.

WILFRED F. ROUX, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; KappaSigma.

EDWIN J. ROUIRA, JR., '50, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana.

Third Row:

ROBERT G. ROWE, '50, Arts and Sciences; Houston, Texas; Pi Kappa Alpha;Tulane University Theatre.

JOEL ROY, '49. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana: Kappa Alpha Theta;Newman Club; Tulane University Theatre.

JOY S. RUBEL, '50, Newcomb; Jamaica Estates, Long Island. New York.

JANE J. RUBENSTEIN, '50, Newcomb; Augusta, Georgia; Glee Club; JAM-BALAYA; Newcomb Dance Club; I. R. C; Newcomb; Spectators.

MARILYN RUBIN. '50, Newcomb; Springfield, Massachusetts; Glee Club,

Fourth Row:

SAMUEL RUBIN, JR., '49, Commerce; Monroe. Louisiana; Zeta Beta Tau;

JAMBALAYA.FREDERICK D. RUBINS, '49, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

MARIA R. RUIDIAZ, '48, Social Work; Rio Piedras; Puerto Rico.

BERYL D. RUSAKOF, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

FLOYD C. RUSSELL, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

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sij^ ^i^^i'^X'^"" -^v:^'^*sFirst Row:

FRANCIS W. SADLER. '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, LouisianaSigma Pi.

NICK A. SAIGH. JR., '48, Engineering; San Antonio, Texas; Pi KappaAlpha; A. S. C. E.; E. T. A.; Techni-Torque; Taffrail Club.

JOSEPH M. ST. CYR, JR., '50, Commerce; Por* Arthur. Texas.

EUGENE M. ST. JOHN, '49, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; DeltaSigma Phi.

JOHN ST. PAUL, '50, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana- Delta Tau Delta.

Second Row:

JOHN P. ST. RAYMOND, '48. Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana;A. S. M. E.; Newman Club.

GERSON SALTZ. '48, Arts and Sciences; Amite, Louisiana; Glee Club;Operetta.

BILLY PROCTOR SAMMONS, '49, Arts and Sciences; El Dorado, Arkansas.

DOROTHY R. SAMUELSON. '49, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; ArtClub; Intercollegiate Zionist Federation of America.

PASCUAL SANCHEZ, '48, Arts and Sciences; San Juan, Puerto Rico; Pi

Kappa Alpha.

Third Row;

SAMUEL SANDERS. Ill, '49, Arts and Sciences; Houertown, Pennsylvania;Delta Kappa Epsilon; Campus Night.

THOMAS J. SANDRID3E, '49, Arts and Sciences; Monroe, Louisiana; Plii

Delta Theta.

CHARLES R. SANG, '49, Commerce; Kansas City, Missouri.

JOHN F. SANTOS. JR.. '48. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana;Delta Sigma Phi.

ALBERT J. SAPUTO. '48, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Tulane Archi-tectural Society; Tulane Veterans' Association; A. I. A.

Fourth Row:

ELAINE M. SARRE, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Pi Beta Phi;

Glee Club; Newcomb Athletic Council; Newcomb Dance Club.

CHARLES C. SARRIS, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

ELAINE SAUSSY. '49, Newcomb; New 0.-|eans. Louisiana; Pi Beta Phi;

Newman Club.

H. A. SAWYER, '49, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana- Delta KappaEpsilon; Class President (I).

SALLY ANN SAWYER. '49. Newcomb; Menominee. Michigan; Kappa KappaGamma.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

DAVID H. SCHAEFER. '50. Arts and Sciences; New York. New York; TulaneVeterans' Association.

EDf^AR L. SCHAMBACH. '50, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana- GammaDelta.

LOUIS C. 5CHARFENSTEIN. '50. Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana.

BETTE R. SCHARFF, 'EC, Newcomb; Waco, Texas.

ANNA R. SCHAUBET, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana: Glee Club.

Second Row:

THEODORE SCHENK. '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

DONALD R. SCHERER. '49. Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; Band.

GEORGE R. SCHERER. '49. Engineering: New Orleans. Louisiana; Pi KappaAlpha.

L. T. SCHERER. '49, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana.

MARY L. SCHERIR. '50. Newcomb; Decatur. Illinois.

Third Row:

EDWARD B. SCHERICH, '49, Commerce; Inland, Nebraska.

EDWARD A. SCHIELE, '50. Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana,

CHARLES A. SCHILLIN, JR., '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans Louisiana-Delia Sigma Phi; N. R O. T C.

ALLEN L. SCHENDLER. '47, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana: A. I. E. E.;

Gamma Delta. >

MARIETTA E. SCHLER. '50. Newcomb- New Orleans, Louisiana.

Fourth Row:

MILTON A. SCHLESINGER. '48. Comm«rc«; Brookhavon. Mijiiisippi; ZetaBetfl Tau.

ALICE L. SCHL0S5. '50. Newcomb; Bal1imor«. Maryland.JOY M. SCHMID. '49, Newcomb; New Orlejnt, Louisiana; Beta Sigma Omi-cron; Hmwman Club; Y. W, C. A.

PAUL W. SCHMIO. '48. Engineering; Gretna. Louisiana; A. S. M. E.- GammaD«lta.

MARY L, SCHMIDT, '48, Ntwcomb; Now Orleani, Louisiana; Phi Mu- Cantor.bury C(ub; Pan-HiJtnIc—Niweomb.

First Row;

HELEN SCHNEIDER, '48, Newcomb; Chipley. Florida: Glee Club; Tulane

University Theatre.

JAMES D. SCHNEIDER, '50, Arts and Sciences: Monroe, Louisiana.

HAROLD A. SCHOMAKER, '50, Arts and Sciences: New Orleans, Louisiana.

ANN SCHORNSTEIN, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Glee Club.

FELICIA SCHORNSTEIN, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; AlphaEpsllon Phi; Tulane University Theatre.

Second Row:

JAMES L. SCHROCK, '50, Arts and Sciences; Picayune. Mississippi.

GEORGE C. SCHROEDER, JR., '49, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana;

Band.

RUTH E. SCHUMANN, '4'?, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Glee Club;

Art Club; Canterbury Club.

LEONARD 1. SCHWARTZ, '£0, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

MYRA L. SCHWARTZ, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Chriitia.T

Science.

Third Row:

WALTER SCHWARTZ, '50, Arts and Sciences; Brooklyn. New York; Zeta

Beta Tau.

JUANITA B. SCHWARTZENBURG, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Newman Club.

GAYLE M. SCHWARZENBACH, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana;

Delta Zeta; Newman Club; Math Club; Oreades.

JACK C. SCHWESMANN, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Sigma Pi; JAMBALAYA; Hullabaloo; Greenbackers.

SAMUEL P. SCHWING, '50, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana; KappaAlpha.

Fourth Row:

MILDRED M. SCIVICOUE. '48, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana.

GUY B. SCOGGIN, '48, Arts and Sciences: New O.-leans. Louisiana; Beta

Theta Pi.

ALBIN P. SCOTT, '48, Arts and Sciences; Alexandria, Louisiana; Delta

Kappa Epsllon.

ELROY F. SCOTT. '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; Delta

Sigma Phi; Greenbackers.

LOUISE P SCOTT, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Canterbury

Club.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

MASON J. SEALS, '50, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana.

MOREY L. SEAR. '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; Ze+a BetaTau.

JOHN W. SHAVER, '51. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; KappaAlpha.

EUGENIA SEAVEY, '50. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Westminster Fellow-

ship; Y. W. C. A.

DORIS R. SEELIG, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Tulane University

Theatre; Art Club.

Second Row:

Ml MI R. SESALL, '50, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana; Hullabaloo.

ROY S. SESALL, '49, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana.

DOROTHY M. SEGARI, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Zeta TauAlpha; Newman Club; Tulane University Theatre.

MELVIN L. SELZER. '48. Arts and Sciences; Brooklyn. New York; Alpha Phi

Omega; Intercollegiate Zionist Federation of America; French Club; RadioWorkshop.

RAOUL SERE, '50, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

Third Row:

SUZANNE L. SERE, '50. Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; Tulane Archi-tectural Society; Technl-Torque; Class Secretary (I).

GEORGE B. SEYMOUR, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; AlphaTau Omega.EVELYN B. SHADDOCK, '50, Newcomb; Lake Charles, Louisiana.

MARY E. SHEEHAN, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Chi Omega;Art Club; Newman Club; Pan-Hellenic—Newcomb.

ARTHUR E. SHELTON, JR., '50, Engineering; Epps, Louisiana; Tulane Archi-

tectural Society.

Fourfh Row:

JIMMIE L. SHELTON, '50, Engineering; Kerens. Texas.

LAURA SHELTON, '49, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Tulane Archi-

tectural Society.

SHEPHERD LA SALES SHELTON, JR., '50, Commerce; Leiand, Mississippi.

HELEN E. SHERRARD, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Zeta Tau Alpha;

Beta Beta Beta; Newman Club; Tulane University Theatre.

CLARISSA J. SHERROUSE, "49. Newcomb; Gilbert, Louisiana; Chi Omega.

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First Row:

ETHELYN A. SHERROUSE, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; KappaKappa Samma; Glee Club; JAMBALAYA; Art Club.

JAMES B. SHERROUSE, '51, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; Delta

Kappa Epsilon; Tulane University Theatre.

BEVERLY M. SHERWOOD, '48. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; New-man Club; Spectators.

CHANDLER B. SHERWOOD, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisi-

ana; Delta Kappa Epsilon.

LOUIS T. SHIELL, '49, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Pi KappaAlpha.

Second Row:

CHARLOTTE E. SHOAF, '50. Newcomb; Covington. Tennessee; Glee Club.

CAROL R. SHOCKEY, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Beta Sigrra

Omicron; Hullabaloo; Assets; Oreades; Newman Club; Tulane Unlve.-sity

Theatre; Radio Workshop.

JOEL L. SHORE, '50, Arts and Sciences; Forest Hills. Long Island, NewYork; Zeta Beta Tau; Taffrail Club.

DOREL SHOUGHRUE, '50. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

ROBERT E. SHRODER, '48, Commerce; Memphis, Tennessee; Zeta Beta Tau.

Third Row;

HERBERT R. SIEGER, JR., '50, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana.

LOUIS E. SIGUR, '50, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; Phi Delta Theta.

EDWARD M. SIMMONS, '49, Arts and Sciences; Avery Island, Louisiana;

Delta Kappa Epsilon.

ERIC D. SIMMONS. '49. Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana; Band.

JAMES M. SIMMONS. '48, Commerce; Wills Point. Texas.

Fourth Row:

MATTIE JO SIMMONS, '50, Newcomb, Natchez, Mississippi.

GERALD T. SIMON. '48, Arts and Sciences; Miami Beach, Florida; SigmaAlpha Mu.

HARRIETTE J. SIMON, '49, Newcomb; Corpus Christi, Texas.

JULES E. SIMONEAUX. JR.. '48, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana;

A. S. C. E.; Newman Club.

BETTY A. SIMPSON. '48. Newcomb; Winter Haven. Florida.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

ROBERT L. SIMPSON. '50. Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana; Delta KappaEpsilon.

JULIAN H. SIMS '48. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; Phi DeltaTheta.

WILLIAM W. SINGLUST. '48. Shreveport, Louisiana; Zeta Beta Tau.

GEORGE E. SINS. 'SO, Arts and Sciences; New Or'eans. Louisiana.

THOMAS E. SISSON, '49, Arts and Sciences; Birmingham. Alabama; Foot-ball (2).

Second Row:

IRWIN A. SKIBELL, '50, Arts and Sciences; Greenville, Texas; Sigma AlphaMu; Band.

GEORGE SLADOVICH. III. '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Delta Tau Delta.

PHIL SLIPAKOFF, '49, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Forum; TulaneUniversity Theatre.

LOUIS D. SKOFIELD, '50, Engineering: Norco, Louisiana.

NORMAN C. SLADE. '50, Arts and Sciences; Margarita, Canal Zone.

Third Row:

ELMER C. SLAGLE, '50, Arts and Sciences; Monroe, Louisiana; Delta KappaEpsilon.

RALPH SLOVENKO, '48 Engineering- New Orleans. Louisiana; Kappa Nu;A. 5. C. E.

SUREY R. SLOVENKO, '48, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Nu;A. I. of Ch. E.

GEORGE W. SMALL, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta

Kappa Epsilon.

JOHN 6. SMALLPAGE, '48, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta KappaEpsilon; A, S, M, E.; E. T. A.; Tochni-Torquo; Westminster Fellowsh'p; Pan-

HalUnic Council; Campus Night; Math Club.

Fourth Row:MARY M. SMALLPAGE, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

ALEXANDER P. SMITH, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi

Delia Thela.

CAROL 5. SMITH, '50, Dallas, Texas; JAMBALAYA; Nowcomb Student Gov-•rnmtnt Association; Newman Club; Y. W, C, A.

DALE R. SMITH, '50. Newcomb; Verona, Now Jersey; Tulane University Theatre.

EDWARD G. SMITH, JR., '49, Commerce; Now Orleans, Louisiana.

315

First Row:

HAROLD L. SMITH. '4?, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana.

PAULA F. SMITH, '48. Newcomb; Gulfport. Mississippi; Phi Mu.

PETER C. SMITH. '4?, Arts and Sciences: New Orleans. Louisiana; Phi

Kappa Sigma.

PRIM B. SMITH. JR.. '4?, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana: Alpha Tau

Omega.R. CLYDE SMITH, JR.. '50. Arts and Sciences; Dothan, Alabama.

Sscond Row;

ROBERT W. SMITH, '50. Arts and Sciences: New Orleans. Louisiana.

THEODORE G. SMITH, '48. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Delta Tau Delta; Alpha Phi Omega; Glee Club

THOMAS J. SMITH, '47. Arts and Sciences; Crane, Missouri; Band; GleeClub; JAMBALAYA- Hullabaloo.

WILLIAM L. SMITH. JR., '47. Commerce; Nashville. Tennessee; Phi Delta

Theta.

JAMES M. SNEDIGAR, '50, Commerce; Miami Beach. Florida.

Third Row:

MARIE L. SOCOLA. '4?, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana; Phi Mu;Newman Club.

DALE P. SOLOMAN, '50. Newcomb; Birmingham. Alabama,

JOAN R. SOLOMON, '49. Newcomb; Las Vegas. New Mexico; AlphaEpsilon Phi.

SYLVIA SOLOMON. '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

FRANKIE SONTHEIMER, '50. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; A Cap-pella Choir; Tulane University Thealre.

Fourth Row:

LEON C. SOULE, JR., '50. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana:

Christian Sciences Organization.

MARY B. SOULE. '50. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Glee Club;Hullabaloo; Art Club.

MARY L. SOULE, '49, Newcomb; New O.-teans. Louisiana; Beta SigmaOmicron.

RUTH M. SPARACINO, '50. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; GammaDelta.

GEORGE SPENCER, "48, Arts and Sciences; Tallulah. Louisiana; KappaSigma,

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

NATALIE C. SPIGEL. '49. Newcomb; Roanoke, Virginia; Glee Club; Operetta.

JOCELYN H. SPITE. '50. Newcomb. Chicago, Illinois.

JOYCE L. STABA '49. Newcomb, New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha Delta Pi;

Glee Club; Canterbury Club.

BETTY A. STAFFORD. '48. Commerce; San Antonio. Texas; Zeta Tau Alpha;Tulane University Theatre.

JOHN E. STAFFORD. '48. Arts and Sciences; Franklinton, Louisiana; Phi KappaSigma.

Second Row:

FRANK R. STAINTON, JR.. '48. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

BERYL STALL. '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Gamma Delta; MathClub; Y. W. C. A.; Festival Choir.

NANCY L. STALLWORTH. '48, Newcomb; Columbus, Mississippi; Glee Club;Hullabaloo; Westminster Fellowship.

WILLIAM M. STAMPS. '50. Commerce- New Orleans, Louisiana.

CLYDE R. STANLEY, '48, Arls and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

Third Row:

PHYLLIS STARR, '49. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Spectators.

JACKLYN L. STEEG, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; La Tertulia.

LORRAINE STEIDTMANN, '43. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Phi Mu;Glee Club; Art Club; Cante.'bury Club.

MORRIS STEINBERG, '48, Arts and Sciences: Jacksonville. Alabama; SigmaAlpha Mu.

JOEL L. STEPHENS, '49. Engineering: New Orleans. Louisiana: Alpha Phi

Omega; A. S. C. E.; Band; Symphony Orchestra.

Fourth Row:

JULIAN "P" STERN, '48, Engineering: New Orleans. Louisiana.

FRANCES C. STERNE, '50, Newcomb; Albany. Georgia; Alpha Epsilon Phi.

ROLAND J. STERNFEL5, '<B, Arts and Sciences; Klotzville. Louisiana: AmericanLegion, Tulane Post- Secrelory, Glendy Burke- Tulane Veterans' Association;

Class President (2).

DAVID E. STEVENS, '48, Engineering; Magnolia, Mississippi.

HARRIET L. STEVENS, '48. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Art Club; La

Tertulia: Radio Workshop; Tulane University Theatre.

316

First Row:

SYLVIA STEVENS, '49, Newcomb: New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Zeta.

GLORIA A. STEWART, '47, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Glee Club;

JAMBALAYA; Newman Club; I. R. C; Tulane University Theatre.

JANE STEWART, '50. Newcomb; Aurora, Illinois.

JOHN A. STEWART, '50. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

SUE STEWART, '50. Newcomb; Aurora. Illinois; Glee Club.

Sscond Row:

SIGMUND P. SPITZER, '50. Commerce; Shreveport. Louisiana; Sigma AlphaK^u.

FRANK J, STICH, JR.. '50. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana;Phi Delta Theta; Newman Club; Class Vice-President (1).

JACK J. STIEGAMN. '49. Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

DEAN STIN50N, '49, Commerce; Jonesboro, Louisiana; Phi Mu; Baptist

Student Union.

F. GAYLE STOCKER, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Chi Omega.

Third Row:

BETTIE D. 5TONER. '50, Newcomb; Greenwood. Mississippi; Glee Club;

JAMBALAYA; Baptist Student Union.

PIERRE J. STOUSE. JR., '48. Engineering; Waggaman. Louisiana; BetaTheta Pi; A. I. E. E.; Newman Club.

PATRICIA D. STRASSBURGER, '50, Newcomb; Montgomery, Alabama;

JAMBALAYA; Hullabaloo; Tulane University Theatre.

WILMER A. STRATMANN, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana;

Delta Sigma Phi.

NORMA J. STRATZ. '49. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Beta SigmaOmicron; Glee Club; A Cappella Choir.

Fourth Row:

ANN L. STRECKFUS. '49. Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana.

M. DODIE STURCKEN. '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Mu.

JAMES L. STULB, '50. Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Alpha.

DALE H. STURDY. '48. Newcomb; Daytona Beach. Florida; Alpha Delta

Pi; Pan-Hellenic—Newcomb.HENRY R. STURKIE, JR., '50, Arts and Sciences; Gadsden, Alabama.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

JOEL B. SUHREN. '49. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Alpha OmicronPi; Gamma Delta.

GEORGE J. SULLIVAN. '50. Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana.

LUCIUS F. SUTHON, '50, Arts and Sciences New Orleans, Louisiana; KappaAlpha.

WALTER J. SUTHON, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; KappaAlpha.

ARTHUR H. SWIBER. JR.. '50. Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana.

Second Row;

MARY M SWORDS. '48. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Alpha Delta Pi;

Glee Club; Pan-Hellenic.

GORDON TAAFFE. '48, Arts and Sciences; Leesburg, Florida.

EDMOND E. TALBOT. JR.. '47, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Delta Kappa Epsilon; Glendy Burke; Forum.

MARY K. TALBOT '50 Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Glee Club; Art

Club.

LESTER S. TANKENBAUM, '50. Arts and Sciences; New York. New York.

Third Row:

VINCENT TARLTON, '48. Arts and Sciences; Corpus ChrisH. Texas; Beta Theta

Pi; Glendy Burke; I. R. C.

B. TAYLOR. JR.. '48. Commerce; Hull, Texas.

EDWIN J. TAYLOR. JR.. *49, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Sigma;Alpha Phi Omega.MARTHA A. TAYLOR. '49, Newcomb; Durham, Louisiana- Kappa Alpha Theta;

61m Club.

RICHARD P. TAYLOR, '50. Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana; Glee Club,

Fourth Row:

SHIRLEY O. TAYLOR. '50. Newcomb; Now Orleans. Louisiana.

THOMAS N. TAYLOR, '48. Newcomb; Now Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Zota;

Art Club; Newman Club.

BALLARD W. TE60, 'SO, Enginevrinq; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Alpha.

ANtBAL S. TEJADA, '48, Arts and Sciences; Panama City, Panama.

JOHN F, TERRILL, 48, Arts and Sciences; Hobbs, Now Mexico; Kappa Sigma.

317

First Row:

LORELLE C. TERRY. '48, Newcomb: Vicksburg, Mississippi; Hullabaloo;

Wesley Foundation; Y. W. C. A.

THEODORE F. TERZIA, '49, Engineering; Monroe. Louisiana; Beta Theta Pi;

Tulane Architectural Society; Glee Club.

RICHARD A. THALHEIM, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

MAURICE A. THERIOT, JR., '49, Connmerce; New Orleans. Louisiana;

Newman Club.

JOHN E. THIBAUT, '48, Arts and Sciences; Napoleonville. Louisiana; Phi

Delta Theta.

Second Row:

BEHRMAN P. THIBODAUX, '48. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana;

Sigma Pi.

BOODIE THOMAN. '49, Newcomb; Shreveport. Louisiana; Glee Club.

MARY N. THOMAN, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana.

BEVERLY E. THOMAS. '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

JOHN A. THOMPSON. '48, Arts and Sciences; Montgomery. Alabama;Phi Delta Theta.

Third Row:

MARY A. THOMPSON. '47, Newcomb; Atlanta, Georgia; Beta Sigma Omi-cron; Baptist Student Union; Greenbackers; Tulane University Theatre; Ten-

nis Club; Festival Choir.

HELEN L. THOMSEN, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Alpha Delta

Pi; Baptist Student Union.

HENRY K. THREEFOOT, '49. Arts and Sciences; Selma, Alabama; Zeta

Beta Ttau.

RUSSELL W. THRESHER, JR., '51, Engineering; Boston, Massachusetts; Tu-

lane Architectural Society.

GEORGE B. THROOP, '50, Arts and Sciences; Shanghai, China.

Fourth Row:

PAT A. TIGHE, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Newcomb Student

Government Association.

TERESA TIDMORE, '48, Newcomb; Atlanta. Georgia; Chi Omega; WesleyFoundation; Newcomb Dance Club; Newcomb Dormitory Council.

JOHN S. TODD, '49, Arts and Sciences; Memphis. Tennessee.

FERNAND J. TOUPS, JR., '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;

Delta Tau Delta; Band.

NANCY TOWLE, '50, Newcomb; Stockton, California.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

PEYTON R. TUNSTALL, JR.. '49, Arts and Sciences; Mobile. Alabama; Band.

DAVE C. TREEN. '48. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; KappaSigma; Greenbackers; Student Center Council; Class President (I).

JOHN S. TREEN. '48, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana; Kappa Sigma.

MARIE L. TREMOULET, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Alpha Omi-cron Pi.

ALFRED J. TRICON, '50. Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana.

Second Row:

CHARLES A. TUMBLESON, '49. Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; DeltaKappa Epsilon; E. T. A.; Tulane Architectural Society.

MADELINE M. TUMINELLO, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; NewmanClub.

MARIE L. TUREAUD. '49. Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Zeta;Newman Club.

CORA E. G. TURNER. '49. Newcomb; Spartanburg. South Carolina; KappaKappa Gamma; Assets; Wesley Foundation; Class '/ice-President (2).

RALPH J. TURNER. '49. Commerce; Ruleville. Mississippi; Zeta Beta Tau;Band; Symphony Orchestra.

'50, Arts and Sciences; Brooklyn, New York; Sigma

Third Row:

HARRIS L. ULLMAN.Alpha Mu.

EMILE T. VACANT. '50. Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana.

SIDNEY L. VAIL, '49, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Kappa Sigma;Canterbury Club.

VIVIAN L. VAN BEVER. '50. Newcomb; Pineville. Kentucky.

DREUX VAN HORN. II, '60, Arts and Sciences, Pass Christian, Mississippi.

Fourth Row:

HERBERT W. VAN HORN. JR.. '49. Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana;Delta Kappa Epsilon,

MILTON H. VAN MANEN. JR.. '48. Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana;A. S. M. E.; E. T. A.; Techni-Torque; Tulane Veterans' Association.

ALAN E. VAN SINDEN. JR., '48, Engineering; Los Angeles, California; Phi

Delta Theta; A. I. E. E.; E. T. A.. Student Center Council; Pan-Hellenic Council.

ANNA G. VANTREASE. '49. Newcomb; Nashville, Tennessee; Alpha Omicron Pi.

FLORENCE W. VARNELL, '49. Newcomb; Chattanooga. Tennessee; Chi Omega;Art Club; Newcomb Dormitory Council; Baptist Student Union.

318

First Row:

JACK F. VARNELL. '48, Co-nmerce: Italy. Texas.

CORINNE C. VAUGHAN, '50, Nevvcomb; Bay City, Texas.

EMILY L. VAUGHN, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

ROBERT K. VAUGHN, '47. Engineering- Monessen, Pennsylvania- A. S.

M. E.

BEVERLY R. VEDRENNE, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; GleeClub; Acconnpanist tor Festival Choir.

Second Row:

DOROTHY B. VERLANDER, '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; BetaSigma Omicron.

HENRY S. VERLANDER, JR., '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisi-ana; Delta Kappa Epsilon.

RICHARD L. VAIL, '50, Engineering; Boise, Idatio.

MARSHALL K. VIGNES, '49, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Chris-tian Science Organization.

GERALD F. VILLARS, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans Louisiana.

Third Row:

LOIS A. VINAS-SORBA, '48, Arts and Sciences; Santurce, Puerto Rico; Phi

lota Alpha.

RODNEY M. VINCENT. '48, Engineering; Lake Charles, Louisiana: DeltaTau Delta.

FERDINANDO F. VIZZI, '49, Arts and Sciences; Tampa. Florida.

STEPHEN VOELKER, JR., '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;Kappa Alpha; Taffrall Club.

HENRY R. VOGT, JR., '49, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

Fourth Row:

PATRICIA VONDER HAAR, '48, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

LUDWIG H. VON GOHREN, JR., '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans,Louisiana; Delta Sigma Phi.

CARL R. VON MEYSENBUG, '48, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana;A. S. M. E.; Math Club.

BETTYE WAGENHEIM, '49, Newcomb; Pensacola. Florida; Alpha EpsilonPhi.

THELLIE B. WAGGONER, '49, Commerce; Jackson. Mississippi; TulaneVeterans' Association.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

LEO F. WAGNER. JR., '50, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; WesleyFoundation; Tulane University Theatre.

REGINALD C. WAGNER, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;Kappa Sigma.

JEANNE M. WAHLIG, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; NewcombStudent Government Association.

JAMES E. WALDRON, JR., '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

GILBERT H. WALKER, '49, Arts and Sciences; Brooklyn, New York; Kappa Nu;Tulane University Theatre.

Second Row:

JAMES H. WALKER, '48, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; Delta KappaEpsilon; E. T. A.; Pan-t-tellenlc Council; Greenbackers; Class Secretary (3).

JOHN E. WALKER, '48, Engineering; Plant City. Florida; A. S. C. E.; E. T. A.;Class Vice-President (3).

MARY J. WALKER. '50, Newcomb; Starkville. Mississippi; Glee Club; BaptistStudent Union,

NATALIE D. WALKER. '48. Newcomb; Spartanburg, South Carolina; KappaKappa Gamma; Newcomb Dormitory Council; Canterbury Club; Tennis Club;Swrmming Club.

DRURY W. WALL, '48. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; WesleyFoundation; Glendy Burke; Math Club.

Third Row:

WILLIAM I. WALL. '49. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana: KappaSigma.

ADINE T. WALLACE, '48, Newcomb; Jackson, Mississippi; Chi Omega.JACK L. WALLICK. '48, Engineering; Now Orleans, Louisiana; Sigma AlphaMu.

MARY C. WALSH. '49, N«wcomb; Now Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Zeta; ArtClub; Nawman Club; Tulane University Theatre.

6LADDEN S. WALTERS, '50, Arts and Sciences; Monroe, Louisiana.

Fourth Row:

SPENCER WALTON, '47. Arts and Sciences; Tampa. Florida.

BETTY J, WAMB5GANS. '50, Commerce; New Orloani. Louisiana.

SWAN S. WARD, '48, Arts and Scicncti; New Orleans, Louisiana; BetaTheta Pi.

TRUMAN L. WARD. '48. Arts and Scltncei; New Orlaani, Loulilana.

JOHN G. WARREN, '51, Engineering; Now Orleans, Louisiana; Tutano Archi*toctural Society.

319

First Row:

McVEY F. WARD, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; Pi

Kappa Alpha; American Legion, Tulane Post.

PORTER H, WARREN, JR., '49, Arts and Sciences; Montgomery, Alabama;Band.

CHET C. WASSER, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

BARBARA WATSON, '50. Commerce; Livingston. Alabama; Westminster

Fellowship.

LUCIEN W, WATSON, JR.. '48 Arts and Sciences; Marianna. Florida;

Phi Delta Tbeta.

Second Row:

WILLIAM A. WATSON, JR., '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisi-

ana; Kappa Sigma.

FRED E. WEATHERSBY, '50, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana.

CLARENCE H. WEBB, JR., '50, Arts and Sciences; Sh,-eveport. Louisiana;

Beta Theta Pi; JAMBALAYA.CHELSIA P. WEBSTER, '50, Newcomb; Highland Park. Illinois.

MARY C. WEBSTER '50, Newcomb; Knoxville, Tennessee.

Third Row:

SIMONE M. WEIL, '48, Social Work; Bellvue, France.

TRUDY WEIL, '48, Newcomb; Alexandria. Louisiana; I. R. C; University

Student Council; Y. W. C. A.

WILLIAM D. WEIL. '49. Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana; Pi KappaAlpha; JAMBALAYA; Campus Night; Tulane Veterans' Association.

ELVIA M. WEINGART, '48. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; Art Club;

Newman Club.

MELVIN WEINSARTEN, '50. Commerce; Mobile. Alabama; Kappa Nu.

Fourth Row:

JOHN G. WEINMANN, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana;

Delta Kappa Epsilon; JAMBALAYA; Hullabaloo.

HELEN M. WEIR, '50, Newcomb; Pass Christian, Mississippi.

ABRAHAM WEISLER. '48. Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; KappaNu; A. I. E. E.

BARBARA J. WEISS, '48, Newcomb; Chicago. Illinois; Alpha Epsilon Phi;

JAMBALAYA; Forum; Spectators; Tulane University Theatre.

LOUIS C. WEISS. '47. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

UNDERGRADUATESFirst Row:

GEORGE H. WEISSBORN. '49. Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana.

WILLIAM T. WELCH, JR., 50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana;Sigma Pi.

CLYDE J. WELCKER. '48. Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; A. I. of Ch. E.

GENEVIEVE WELLBAUM, '50, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

CHARLES D. WELSH, '50, Engineering; Monroe, Louisiana; Tulane Architec-tural Society; Taffrail Club.

Second Row:

MARY A. WELSH. '49. Newcomb; Shreveport, Louisiana; Alpha Omicron Pi.

SOPHIE E. WERTHEIMER. '48. Newcomb; Houston. Texas,

ALONZO M. WEST, III, '49, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta KappaEpsilon; E. T. A.; Class Secretary (I); Class Secretary (2).

ROGER B. WEST, '49. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; KappaAlpha; A Cappella Choir; Festival Choir; Glee Club; Operetta.

CLEMENT W, WESTON. JR.. '50, Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; SigmaChi.

Third Row:

H. AUBREY WHITE. '48. Arts and Sciences; Alexandria, Louisiana; KappaSigma; Festival Choir; JAMBALAYA; Canterbury Club.

JEAN M. WHITE, '49, Newcomb- New Orleans Louisiana- Glee Club; Oper-etta; Art Club, Westminster Fellowship; Y. W. C. A.

VIOLET tvi. WHITEHEAD. '50. Newcomb; Memphis. Tennessee.

CHARLES S. WHITE-SPUNNER. JR., '49. Arts and Sciences; Mobile. Ala-bama; Alpha Tau Omega.EDGAR A. WHITFIELD, '50, Arts and Sciences; Picayune, Mississippi.

Fourth Row:

KENNETH R. WHITFIELD. '49. Arts and Sciences; Picayune. Mississippi; GleeClub; Baptist Student Union; Glendy Burke; I. R, C; Tulane Veterans' Associa-tion

LEWIS M. WIENER, '49, Arts and Sciences; Brooklyn, New York; Kappa Nu;Intercollegiate Zionist Federation of America; Greenbackers; .Spectators; Tu-lane University Theatre.

JOHN B. WIER. '48. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; Pi KappaAlpha.

JOHN P. WIGGIN. '48. Engineering- New Orleans Louisiana; Phi DeltaTheta.

CAROLYN A. WILBERT. '48. Newcomb; Donaldsonville. Louisiana.

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WILLIAM J. WILLKOMM, JR., '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Lou-isiana; Phi Delta The+a.

EDGAR H. WILLEMS, '50, Arts and Sciences; Covington. Louisiana.

CYNTHIA WILLIAMS, '50. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana.

EDGAR J. WILLIAMS. JR.. '50. Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana; New-man Club.

PATRICIA E. WILLIAMS, 49, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; NewmanClub.

Second Row:

ROBERT D. WILLIAMS, '48, Commerce; Monroe, Louisiana: Track.

RUTH E. WILLIAMS. '50. Newcomb; Little Rock, Arkansas.

ANNE S. WILSON, '50. Newcomb; Houston. Texas; Glee Club.

EUGENE C. WILSON, '49, Engineering; Monticello, Mississippi.

JOHN F. WILSON. 50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana.

Third Row:

MARY S. WILSON, '50. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana.

RICHARD W. WILSON. '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana;Phi Delta Theta; Canterbury Club.

JESSE L. WIMBERLY. '49, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana.

GEORGE R. WIMBISH, '51, Engineering; Monroe, Louisiana; Tulane Archi-tectural Society.

T. G. WING, '48, Arts and Sciences; Shaw, Mississippi; Radio Club.

Fourth Row:

ELAINE E. WINGATE, '49. Newcomb; Beaumont, Texas; Kappa Alpha Theta.Tulane University Theatre.

LOUIS G. WINGATE. '48. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; DeltaKappa Epsilon.

CAROLYN B. WINLING, '48. Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana- AlphaDelta Pi; Art Club.

DAVID D. WINSTON, '48, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana.

JOSEPH B. WINSTON, '49. Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; DeltaKappa Epsilon.

UNDERGRADUATESFir-t Row:

NELL M. WINSTON. '49, Newcomb; New Orleans, Louisiana; A CappellaChoir; Festival Choir; Glee Club; Operetta; Campus Night.

JACK WISE, III. '48. Commerce; Bessemer. Alabama.RICHARD M. WISE, '50. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; GleeClub; Operetta.

ROBERT C. WITCHER. '48. Engineering; New Orleans. Louisiana- Delta SigmaPhi.

MORTON WITZ, '50. Arts and Sciences; Chicago. Illinois.

Second Row:

PATRICIA J. WORNER. '48, Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana; Hullabaloo.

JEROME WOLF, '48, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

YVETTE M, WOLFE. '49, Newcomb- New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Mu; GleeClub; Operetta; Newman Club; A Cappella Choir.

LEONARD M. WOLFF, '49, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; ZetaBeta Tau; Greenbackers.

CLIFFORD M, WOOD, '49, Commerce; Robertsdale, Alabama; Sigma Chi.

Third Row:

GEORGE R. WOOD. JR.. '49, Engineering; Fairhope. Alabama; Pi KappaAlpha.

PAUL G. WOODRING. '48. Arts and Sciences; Walnut Ridge, Arkansas; Pi

Kappa Alpha.

STUART W. WOODDY, '50. Arts and Sciences- New Orleans. Louisiana- KappaAlpha.

DOROTHY J. WOODS. '49. Newcomb; Oklahoma City. Oklahoma; Kap->aKappa Gamma.HARRY W003LEY JR., '49. Commerce: Lake Charles. Louisiana; Pi KappaAlpha; Alpha Phi Omtga.

Fourth Row:

HAROLD £. WRIGHT. 48. Engineering; Meridian, Missiiilppl- Kappa Alphi;A S. C. E

JASPER K. WRIGHT. JR . 50. Arts and Sciences; Houma. Louisiana,

LILLIAN WRIGHT. '49. Newcomb; Eunice. Louisiana; Alpha Epillon Phi;

Fisfival Choir.

VERA L. WRIGHT. SO, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana.

MAXINE WfAlT, '49. Newcomb; Amarillo. T.«as.

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Rrst Row;

ALLIE A. WYLER, '48. Newcomb; New Orlean!, Louisiana; Befa Sigma Omicron; Canterbury

Club; Math Club; Y. W. C. A.

JERRY M WYLER '48, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana; Beta Sigma Omicron; Canterbury Club;

Y. W. C. A.

MILES P. WYNN, '4?. Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana; Delta Kappa Epsilon; Tulane Veterans'

Association.

JAMES E, WYNNE, '50, Arts and Sciences; New Orleans, Louisiana; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Band-

Second Row:

ANITA f. YANCY. 'EO. Newcomb; Memphis. Tennessee,

HENRY F. YODER, '49. Commerce; Jackson, Mississippi.

JAMES A- YONGUE, '49 Corrmerce; Jacksonville, Florida.

PETER A, YOUNG. JR., '50, Engineering; New Orleans, Louisiana.

Third Row:

FRANK V. ZACCARIA, 'SO. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana; Sigma Pi.

HERBERT W. ZEFFERT, '50, Engineering; Brooklyn, New York; Kappa Nu; Taffrail Club.

ROBERT O. ZEILER. '50, Engineering; Dunedin, Florida; Radio Club.

DAVID L. ZERLIN, '50. Commerce; New Orleans. Louisiana.

Four+h Row:

WILLIAM G. ZETZMAN JR., '49, Commerce; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Delta Theta; Lagniappes.

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FLORA M. ZIEPLER. '50, Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana.

GEORGE M. ZIEGLER JR., '49. Arts and Sciences; New Orleans. Louisiana.

LUCIA ZULLI, '48. Newcomb; New Orleans. Louisiana.

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316 Carondelet Street New Orleans 12, La.

RAymond 0791

"You Are Always at HOME in Your

Kati & Besthoff Store"

C BENNEHE MOOREPhotographs of Distinction

and French Quarter Pictures

RA. 8303

314 Royal Street

NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA

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Laurel & Henry Clay

uptown 9101

4816 Prytania

uptown 7500

PAN-AMSTATION

Fern & St. Charle

Service Station

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mwCanal & Carrollton

GAIvez 9472

(Other Pan-Am Stations conveniently located

in all parts of the City.)

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ASBESTONECORPORATION

Manufacturers of

"ASBESTONE" ROOFING

WOODSTOCK Typewriters PORTABLES

CAMBIAS OFFICE EQUIPMENTCOMPANY

RA. 0952

328 Carondelef Street

ADDING MACHINES—CASH REGISTERS

SERVICE, REPAIRS, RENTALS, SUPPLIES

C A. SPORLANDCOMPANYINCORPORATED

ALL KINDS o/ INSURANCE

WHITNEY BUILDING RAymond 2381

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TAILORED BY DAROFF

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Meet your life vocation or summer job . . . confi-

dently m a suit that's unquestionably right—in

tailoring, style, perfect fit. A "Botany Brand 500,"

tailored by Daroff! Always in fabrics that mean

comfort plus wearability—at a modest price that

doubles your pleasure! A fine selection at MB!

*"BOTANY" is a trademark of the Botany Worsted

Mills, Passaic, N. J., registered in the U. S. Patent Office.

The Store for Men, MB First Floor

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MOVE THE MAYFLOWER WAYTELEPHONES

MAGNOLIA 5353—5358

Douglas Warehouses offer you Mayflower nation-wide moving service

—the easy, trouble-free way to transport your household goods from any

place to anywhere in the United States, or, to or from Canada.

Careful drivers—trained in the company's own school^—know how to

load, unload, and arrange your finest furniture.

Mayflower and Douglas take the undivided responsibility for safe

delivery of your possessions. Affiliated warehouses in all principal cities.

DOUGLAS WAREHOUSES

Owned and Operated by Douglas Public Service Corporation

LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVINGPACKING • SHIPPING • FIREPROOF STORAGE

FUMITUHE DIVISIONS

331 Decatur Street— 118 North Front Street—855 Baronne Street—846 Baronne Street

Douglas Public Service Corporation and affiliated companies have complete facilities for Storage,

Cartage, Packing, and Shipping of all kinds of merchandise as well as furniture and household goods.

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