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TO DEAN PAUL BROSMAN—A NATIONAL FIGURE
IN LEGAL EDUCATION-BELOVED BY STUDENT
AND COLLEAGUE ALIKE—WE PROUDLY DEDICATE
THIS VOLUME. A DOCTOR OF JURIDICAL SCI-ENCE
FROM YALE, THE DEAN OF THE COLLEGE
OF LAV/ IS A RECOGNIZED LEGAL AUTHORITY,
WRITER, AND SCHOLAR. IN ADDITION TO
BEING AN INSPIRATIONAL TEACHER, DEAN
BROSMAN POSSESSES ALL OF THESE QUALITIES
WHICH THE STUDENTS BEST DESCRIBE AS BEING
"A REGULAR FELLOW."
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F^OM jyt PI^ESIDENT
This year at Tulane has seen notable progress in intellectual
activities. We have now a magnificent new library building, with the
finest of modern equipment well designed for library use. The
intellectual stimulus this has given both faculty and students is
apparent. The gift of and the completion of the Thomas F. Cun-ningham
Memorial Observatory will provide the stimulus to awaken
the curiosity of many along new lines of thought and investigation,
since the opportunity is thus provided for work in astronomy. The
increased emphasis on social responsibilities in business administration
and the need for professional training for executive positions has
tried the facilities of the College of Commerce, but its needs have
been fulfilled through the gift of the Norman Mayer Memorial
Building, which has been started this year.
The completion of the Student Center Building, a gift of the
alumni which it has been your privilege to enjoy during your university
days, has made possible a better Student Activity program. There
must be an attempt at all times to correlate such activities with the
broad educational program of the University, rather than to treat
these activities as separate entitles apart from the whole. Some
of the essentials of a successful college career are an earnest, serious-minded
devotion to curricular pursuits, an identification with con-structive
extra-curricular campus forces, the development of wide
and varied interests, the formation of lasting friendships, and the
display of a friendly cooperative spirit In all campus relationship.
Such activity is worth the effort. In that way only can you fully take
advantage of the opportunity which is yours In Tulane today.
RUFUS C. HARRIS
DR. PAUL W. BROSMAN
Dean, College of Law
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SCHOOL YEAR HAS BEEN
PANORAMA. • THE FIRST
BUILDING COMPLETED AND DEDICATED
WAS THE STUDENT CENTER, GIVEN TO THE
UNIVERSITY AND THE STUDENTS BY THE
DR. MARTEN TEN HOOR
Dean, College of Arts and Sciences
ALUMNI. • THIS BEAUTIFUL RECREA-TIONAL
CENTER HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY
ENJOYED BY THE STUDENTS AT LARGE IN
THE HOURS OF LEISURE. • NEXT CAME
JAMES M. ROBERT
Deon, College of Engineering
THE HOWARD-TILTON MEMORIAL LIBRARY
WHICH WAS COMPLETED AND DEDI
CATED IN THE SPRING. • THIS MODERN
LIBRARY BUILDING IS FURNISHED WITH THE
LATEST EQUIPMENT FOR COMFORT AND
EFFICIENCY AND IS AIR-CONDITIONED.
• IT HOUSES THE NEWLY COMBINED
HOWARD, TILTON, AND NEWCOMB
LIBRARIES AND IS ONE OF THE FINEST IN
DR. ROGER P. McCUTCHEON
Dean, Graduate School
THE SOUTH. CONCURRENTLY THE
THOMAS F. CUNNINGHAM MEMORIAL OB-SERVATORY
WAS UNDER CONSTRUCTION
AND IT WILL HOUSE THE PICKERING TELE-DR.
FREDERICK HARD
Dean, Newcomb College
LESLIE J. BUCHAN
Dean, College of Commerce
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MISS ANNA E. MANY
Counselor to Women, Newcomb College
SGOPE, A VERY#INE INSTRUMENT. • THIS
OBSERVATMY is to be used by the UNI
VERSITY AND ALSO THE GENERAL PUBLIO
IN THE STUDY OF ASTRONOMY. • TO-WARDS
THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR
GROUND WAS BROKEN FOR THE CON-DR.
J. ADAIR LYON
Chairman, Courses for Teachers
STRUCTION OF THE COLLEGE OF COM-MERCE
AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
WHICH WILL BE LOCATED BEHIND GIBSON
DR. ELIZABETH WISNER
Dean, School of Social Work
HALL THIS NEW BUILDING WILL
BE KNOWN AS THE NORMAN MAYER ME-MORIAL
BUILDING AND WILL BE READY FOR
OCCUPANCY DURING THE NEXT SCHOOL
YEAR. • WHEN THE TILTON LIBRARY HAS
BEEN MOVED TO THE NEW QUARTERS, THE
OLD BUILDING IS TO BE REMODELED AND
DESIGNED FOR A MODERN LAW SCHOOL
BUILDING. THUS AT LAST AN OLD
J. H. RANDOLPH FELTUS
Assistant to the President
Director. Public Relations
DREAM WILL BE REALIZED! • ALL IN ALL
THE 1940-1941 SESSION HAS BROUGHT
ABOUT A LARGER CONSTRUCTION PRO-GRAM
AND A CAMPUS MORE BEAUTIFUL.
DR. MAXWELL E. LAPHAM
Dean, School of Medicine
FRANS BLOM
Director, Middle American Research Institute
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BOAI^D OF ADfUIHISmiO^S
ESMOND PHELPS, A.B.. LL B President
CHARLES ROSEN, A.B , LL.B First Vice-President
ERNEST LEE JAHNCKE Second Vice-President
WALKER BRAINERD SPENCER, A.B., LL.B.
MARCUS JOHNS MAGRUDER, M.D.
SAMUEL ZEMURRAY
FLORENCE DYMOND, A.B.
JULES BLANC MONROE, A.B., LL.B.
JAMES PIERCE BUTLER, LL.B.
GEORGE ELLIOT WILLIAMS, B.E.
S, WALTER STERN, A B.
JOSEPH WHEADON CARROLL
CHARLES LEVERICH ESHLEMAN, A.B., M.D.
CHARLES SEYBURN WILLIAMS
JOSEPH WOODRUFF GEORGE, A.B.
ALBERT BARNETT PATERSON
BERNARD HENRY GREHAN, B.E., C.E.
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LAWRENCE ANDR^ WOGAN
Secretary and Treasurer
EX OFFICIO
SAM HOUSTON JONES Governor of Louisiana
ROBERT SIDNEY MAESTRI Mayor of New Orleans
JOHN E. COXE State Superintendent of Public Education
This year saw the advent of an Orientation Program at
Tulane. Above is pictured Graham Bonnell, a student leader,
showing one of the groups of Freshmen around the campus.
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first Freshman to graduation of
enior. May our efforts
with your approval.
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NEWCOMB IN THE SPRING
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• Dedication of the Student Center
The Student Center, the first of the new build-ings
to be completed this year, is a fine addi-tion
to our campus. It has become the center
of student life. All activity heads meet here,
and it is the heart of extra-curricular activities.
There are recreation rooms, lounge rooms, and
games of all types for the students.
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TU LANE'S NEW STADIUM
KENDALL H. CRAM
Graduate Manager of Student Activities
ANN PENDERGAST
Secretary to the Graduate Manager
GRAHAM BONNELL
President of the College of
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CARL DAILEY
President of the College of Law
The Tulane Student Council is composed of the
presidents of the various colleges of the Univer-sity
and has general supervision over all student
activities. The Council Is assisted by the Grad-uate
Manager of Student Activities, a position
now held by Kendall \-\. Cram, B.A., M.A.
Members of the 1940-41 Student Council are:
Conrad Meyer, III, President, Arts and Sciences;
W. Samuel Williams, Vice-President, Medicine;
Joseph W. McCarron, Jr., Secretary, Engineer-ing;
Graham Charles Bonnell, Commerce; Carl
Dailey, Law; and Kate h^odge, Newcomb.
It is the duty of the Graduate Manager to
supervise and keep an accurate record of re-ceipts
and disbursements of each organization
benefiting from the student fund, to act in an
advisory capacity to all student activities, and
to act as the agent of the Council in all matters.
At the beginning of the school year, the stu-dent
activities moved into offices in the new
Student Center. The erection of the Student
Center building has fulfilled a long-felt need in
student life at Tulane.
STUDENT
COUNCa
Dr. Harris entertains Student Council ai lunch
KATE HODGE
President of Newcomb College
JOSEPH McCARRON, JR.
President of the College of
Engineering
CONRAD MEYER. Ill
President of the College of
Arts and Science
W. SAMUEL WILLIAMS
President of the College of
Medicine
Seated: L. Stollenwerck, B. Hochenedel, M. Moter, M. Sinclair, M.
Hudson, M. Swayne, J. Finke, M. Harper. Standing: M. Strahan,
M. Murray, L. Gladden, E. Douglas, M. Marion.
STUDENT
COUNCIL
OFFICERS
MARY JANE HUTSON President
MARY SINCLAIR Vice-President
MILDRED MURRAY Secretary
MEMBERS ELECTED
EVA DOUGLAS Sophomore Representative
JEANNE FINKE Senior Representative
LA PEINE GLADDEN Junior Representative
MAIDA MOTER Senior Representative
MILDRED MURRAY Junior Representative
MARY SINCLAIR Senior Representative
MARY SUE STRAHAN Junior Representative
MEMBERS EX-OFFICIO
KATE HODGE President of Student Bodv
MARTHA HARPER President of Dormitory Council
BETTY HOCHENEDEL President of Art School
MYRTLE SWAYNE President of Music School
LOUISE STOLLENWERCK President of Senior Class
ESTHER REYNAUD President of Junior Class
MOONYEEN MARION President of Sophomore Class
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dOVED NMENT
Standing: F. Watson, L. Stollenwerck. S. Cobb, M.
Harper, D. Thistlethwaite, A. Harper. Kneeling: L.
Trimble, M. Mehaffy. H. Heidler, N. Vincent. Seated:
M. Williams, L. Palmer, R. Lapeyre, J. Tenia, R. Trow-bridge,
E. Renaud.
OFFICERS
MARTHA HARPER President
JEAN TERZIA Secretary
SARA COBB East Wing President
LOUISE STOLLENWERCK West Wing President
ANNE HARPER Warren House President
FRANCES WATSON Doris Hall President
HOUSE COUNCIL
TERRY ANDERSON Warren House
SARAH GILLESPIE Josephine Louise House
HARRIET HEIDLER Josephine Louise House
ROSE LAPEYRE Josephine Louise House
MARY MEHAFFY Warren House
BEBE NICKOLL Warren House
LILLIAN PALMER Doris Hall
ESTHER RENAUD Josephine Louise House
DONA THISTLETHWAITE Josephine Louise House
LOUISE TRIMBLE Josephine Louise House
ROUTH TROWBRIDGE Josephine Louise House
NORINNE VINCENT Richardson House
MARGARET ANNE WILLIAMS Josephine Louise House
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OFFICERS
KATE HODGE Chairman ROUTH TROWBRIDGE Secretary
MEMBERS
CAROLINE ALBRECHT KATE HODGE MYRTLE SWAYNE
BARBARA CAMPBELL MARY JANE HUTSON DONA THISTLETHWAITE
ELSIE FIELD MOONYEEN MARION ROUTH TROWBRIDGE
NELLIE MAE GUNN ARDATH MARKEL MURL UMBACH
MARTHA HARPER
BETTY HOCHENEDEL
ESTHER RENAUD
PAT STITES
MARIE LOUISE WAKEMAN
FRANCES WATSON
Seated: M. Umbach, M. Sinclair, L. Stollenwcrcl<, M. Hudson, M. Harper, K. Hodge, R. Trowbridge, A. Markel, M. Harry, B.
Hochenedel, B. Cannpbell. Middle Row: E. Renaud, M. Wakeman, M. Strahan, E. Field, F. Watson, S, Yonklewitz. Back Row:
M. Glenn, M. Marion, D. Thistlethwaite, M. Hochenedel, P. Stites.
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First Row: A. Armstrong, R. Stall, M. Strahan,
S. Strauven. Betty Beyer. Second Row: L.
Nelson, T. Hofstra, Y. Anderson, M. Cuquet.
Third Row: M. Kelly. S. Garrot. N. Kidd.
E. Treleaven.
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/I CABINET MEMBERS
V y . V '. J. ±.
Lillian Alexander Anne Armstrong Shirley Garrot
_^ Yvonne Anderson Mary Cahal La Reine Gladden ^^ Mary Louise Cuquet
FACULTY ADVISERS
To unite in the desire to rea ize a tull
and creative life through a grov^ ing
f-rances Bush Mrs. Fred Hard Dorothy Seago
knowledge of God.
Mildred Christian Elizabeth Malone Florence Smith
Lydia Frotcher Anna Many Mary Tenney
Mrs. Wm. Haller Valerie Powell
MEMBERS
Geraldlne Wallace
OFFICERS Betty Jane Alexander Betty Finnegan Elsie Nelson
Lillian Alexander Dorothy Follett Frances Oden
Yvonne Anderson Anne Friedrichs Mary Palmlsano
Anne Armstrong Grace Gallaher Doris Porrler
MARY SUE STRAHAN Charlotte Ashley Shirley Garrot Helen Pool
President Betty Battaile Marjorie Geier Merle Rayne
Betty Beyer La Reine Gladden Marjorie Rotharmel
June Beyer Mary Haney Althea Sampson
Joan Brooks Eve Heineman Josephine Sferruza
FRANCES WATSON Mary Cahal Margarita Hofstra Donna Jean Spence
Vice-President
Hope Cheney Tatiana Hofstra Ruth Stall
Jane Cleveland Mary Horn Yvonne Stohiman
Edwina Cuney Rose Mary Hubbard Mary Sue Strahan
Mary Louise Cuquet Marjorie Karstendick Shirley Strauven
SHIRLEY STRAUVEN Alice Daly Mary Catherine Kelly Elizabeth Treleaven
Rosejay Danna Nita Kidd Shirley Van Lue
Secretary Elaine Dicks Ethelyn Lenfant Katherlne Veriander
Shirley Dunlap Shirley Liddell Marie Louise Wakeman
Dorothy Dyke Mary Esther McGlathery Frances Watson
Phyllis Eckert Nettye Menednez Margaret Weldon
BETTY BEYER Betty Fagan La Verne Morris Grace WItsel
Treasurer Elsie Field Rita Mae Muller
Louise Nelson
Janet Worrell
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Campus Night Goes to L. S. U.
ASSOCIATION
Cabinet Members
Throughout the many years of association
with the men of Tulane University, the
Young Men's Christian Association has
drawn a straight line from student life on
the Campus and the highest ideals of living.
Its members have followed closely along
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Easter Sunrise Service
have joined regularly into the scheduled activities designed
to create better feeling among faculty, students, and the
general public. Not a single student graduates from Tulane
without feeling at some time or another the surging influence
of the "Y." Non-sectarian, the "Y" invites into its member-ship
all students who are genuinely interested in the ethics
and spiritual truth of the Christian Faith as evidenced in
practical daily living and social responsibility.
The spirit of the University is. ever reflected in the high
mental, physical, and moral code that has made of the Tulane
"Y" one of the outstanding groups throughout the country.
A "Y" man steps out into the world with better preparation
to meet the problems of life because of his background in
morality, industry and high personal ambition.
Junior Prom
EXECUTIVE CABINET
GEORGE H. THOMPSON President
PETER L. BERNARD Vice-President
VANCE GEIER Secretary
FAURIE FERCHAUD Treasurer
VERBON F. GAY General Secretary
CABINET
Curtis Caine Kent McWilliams
Richard Lipscomb Harold Pique
Callxto Garcia Robert Polchow
Ben Petty
FRESHMAN Y. M. C. A.
Officers
A. W. HEFFNER President
WILLIAM PAHON Vice-President
JOHN ALLEE Secretary
P. M. FERGUSON Treasurer
SOPHOMORE Y. M. C. A.
Officers
KENT McWILLlAMS President
EDWARD BALDINGER . Vice-President
DAN • VERGES Secretary
JOHN ROBERTS Treasurer
JUNIOR Y. M. C. A.
Officers
HAROLD PIQUE President
HUNTER MAY Vice-President
FRANCIS BARNARD Secretary
MORTON JENNINGS Treasurer
standing: John B. McDaniel, Jr., Frank S. Cannon, Harold Meade, Mrs. G. Eldridge Gillis, Jr., Bernard D. Mintz, David W. Godat,
Mr. T. Hale Bcggs. Seated: Leonard E. Gessner, Colonel Edward S. Bres, Alva P. Frith, Richard O. Baumbach, Walter M. Barnett, Jr!
Absent from the picture: Dr. Conrad G. Collins. Douglass V. Freret, Dr. James M. Mason.
Alv M N I A S S O C f ATI O N
The purpose of the Tulane Alumni Association is to stlnn-ulate
the interest of the thousands of alumni through the
land, keeping them informed on university affairs and ac-quainting
them with the activities of their former school-mates.
The association has grown into an active and pow-erful
national organization.
Membership in the association Is open to all graduates
and former students of the University and is granted upon
application alone as dues were abolished in 1940. All loyal
Tulanlans are urged to become members of the Associa-tion.
The Tulane Alumni Association has gradually developed
into a serious, mature alumni body with active groups in
every part of the nation.
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T. HALE BOGGS
Director of Alumni Relations
(On leave of absence)
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
ALVA P. FRITH, '07 President
COL EDWARD S. BRES, '10 Vice-President
DR. JAMES M. MASON. '99 Vice-President
FRANK S, CANNON, '07 Vice-President
LEONARD E. GESSNER, '21 Secretary
RICHARD O. BAUMBACH, '29 Treasurer
T. HALE BOGGS, '35 ... , Director of Alumni Relations
School of Medicine: Dr. James M. Mason. '99; Dr. John
G. Menville, '30; Dr. Conrad G. Collins. '26.
College of Law: C. Girard Davidson, '33; Lester J. Lauten-schlaeger,
'25; Bernard D. Mintz, '35.
College of Arts and Sciences: E. Earl Sparling, '21; Ladd
A. Dinkins, '28; A. Watson Chapman, '27.
College of Engineering: William Monroe White, '99; W.
James Amoss, '23; Douglass V. Freret, '25.
H. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College: Mrs. Donald C.
Barton, '14; Mrs. Harry M. Butler, '19; Mrs. G. Eldridge
Giilis, Jr., '24.
Graduate School: T. Marshall Hurt, Jr.. '31; Benjamin W.
Yancey, '28; David W. Godat, '17.
College of Commerce and Business Administration: Doug-las
E. O'Kelley, "24; E. Claggett Upton, Jr., '32; John Byrd
McDaniel, Jr., '35.
Representatives at Large: William L. Duren, '28; Harold E.
Meade, '23; Joseph McCloskey, Jr., '34; Ernest C. Villere, '24.
Dr. Harris meets with the alumni of California
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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
KENDALL H. CRAM
Acting Director of Alumni Relations
ALICE MONTGOMERY
Secretary to the Director of Alumni Relat'or
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ARCHIE BOGGS
Editor-In-Chief
STEWART J. KEPPER
Business Manager
"The Tulane Hullabaloo" is the official weekly publication
of the student body of Tulane University. The "Hullabaloo"
is edited and financed entirely by students, under the direc-tion
of an editor and a business manager appointed yearly
by a Publications Board.
Probably the greatest achievement of the 36th adminis-tration
of the "Hullabaloo" was the delivering of the knock-out
blow to the idea of a semi-weekly, with the purpose of
creating another weekly publication. For many years editors
and business managers have discussed the desirability of
more frequent news publication on the campus, with the
desire of having the "Hullabaloo" appear twice weekly.
Their noteworthy suggestions were about to be put into
effect through the efforts of a special committee of the
Publications Board, when it was learned that Federal Postal
Regulations would make a semi-weekly financially impractical.
However, a dissappointed but determined committee,
abruptly changed their plans to consideration of two weekly
papers, retaining the "Hullabaloo" as one of the issues.
Plans and investigation were made for changing the present
large size paper into a smaller magazine format. A final
decision has not been made as the "Jambalaya" went to
press.
Some of the major changes and achievements of the
"Hullabaloo" this session are listed. We used more pictures
than have ever been used in any previous issue of the
weekly; a new type was adopted with a more "radical" eye-catching
make-up; less play went to the faculty, more to
student and student organization; a burlesque issue was
published after a lapse of one year. Our Christmas fund
exceeded its quota. New offices for the "Hullabaloo" were
established in the Student Center and a plaque with the
editor's name was hung. The first formal "Hullabaloo" ban-quet
was held, with the graduate manager of student activi-ties,
Kendall Cram, and high student officials present.
Much credit for all that the "Hullabaloo" was, or might
have been, rests of necessity with the business staff, which
proved a major portion of the paper's income. Our appre-ciation
is also expressed to the students of the department
of journalism for valuable assistance rendered in providing
proper coverage in the field of campus news and features.
Tula Staff
HVLLABALOO
EDITORIAL STAFF
ARCHIE BOGSS Editor-in-Chief
WALTER THOMPSON Associate Editor
THEODORE THOMPSON Associate Editor
ARDATH MARKEL Newcomb Editor
MARY VENTURELLA Assistant Newcomb Editor
JULIAN P. FRERET Sports Editor
JACK McMillan Associate Sports Editor
HEBER DARTON Assistant Sports Editor
THEO MIDDLETON Assistant Sports Editor
W. C. MENSE Reporter
HARVEY JOHNSTON Medical Editor
MIMI HARRY Society Editor
HARRY SHEPARD Feature Editor
WILLIAM B. MONROE, JR Feature Editor
ARTHUR DAVIS Cartoonist
BUSINESS STAFF
STEWART J. KEPPER Business Manager
WARREN L. STERN . . Assistant Business Manager
JOHN J. BAEHR Circulation Manager
CHARLES MAGINNIS Assistant Circulation Manager
HERMAN LOEB Salesman
NICK CARIDAS Salesman
SHIRLEY SCHOENDORF Saleslady
RAY FERINE Salesman
GEORGE RIVIERE Salesman
JIM OVIATT Salesman
WALTER AND THEODORE THOMPSON
Associate Editors
Newcomb Staff ARDATH MARKEL, Newcomb Editor
EDITORIAL STAFF
PAT F. BASS yrditor-in-Chief
WILLIAM H. WALLACE ^^Assoclate Editor
JERRY FORTSON ./. . Assistant Editor
O. M. GWIN /. . Staff Photographer
JACK McMillan £ Sports Editor
ROBERT PARKER 1. Feature Editor
J. B. WHITE i Assista.
CAREY ELLIS . .
JOHN FANZ # ,^>r. . A:
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BARBARA CAMPBELL . ._J^^ E<»or
EDITH SMITH . . .W. g Assistant Editor
MOONYEEN MARION . # Campus Jbitor
JULIA HERZFELD . . M. Campujiditor
MARJORIE KILLEEN .# Camp^Editor
ALICE SCHOENHARW Camp' Edito
JANE SEIDENBACH ' Campus Editor
CALISTA RAULT Campus Editor
PHYLLIS WATSON Campus Editor
CAROL LEWIS Campus Editor
SYLVIA CHARBONNET Campus Editor
AILLEEN CASSEGRAIN Campus Editor
DORIS BILLINGSLEY Campus Editor
JANE SHERMAN Campus Editor
BUSINESS STAFF
MILTON WILLIAMS Business Manager
EARL BARTLETT Assistant
JAMES BER , Assistant
PETER BERNARD Assistant
J. W. BRYAN, JR Assistant
EVERETT EAVES Assistant
GORDON EWIN Assistant
MILTON LATTER Assistant
SAM MOODY Assistant
JAY WEIL Assistant
NEWCOMB
MIMI HARRY Business Manager
JANE SANDOZ Assistant Business Manager
YVONNE ANDERSON Assistant
CONNIE CLAVERIE Assistant
ALICE DAYRIES Assistant
MARY LOUISE WAKEMAN Assistant
JERRY FORTSON
Assistant Editor
TH[ JAMBALAYA
PAT F. BASS
Editor-in-Chief
The Jambalaya Staff at Work
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BATTALION STAFF
Battalion Commander, Lt. Commander A. L. Plauctie; Battalion
Sub-Commander, Lt. T. B. Denegre, Jr.; Battalion Adiutant and
Signal Officer, Lt. (jg) Conrad Meyer, III; Battalion Chief Petty
Officer, B. A. Gretian.
FIRST COMPANY
Company Commander, Lt. C. A. Miranne, III; Company 1st P. O.,
F. A. Skellie, Jr.; Company Guidon Bearer, R. W. Schupp.
FIRbi PLATOON: Platoon Commander, Lt. (ig) V. M. Wheeler, Jr.;
Platoon 2nd P. O., J. W. Davis; Platoon Right Guide 3rd P. C,
J. C. Vanzant.
First Squad: W. C. Purdum, Squad P. C; H. C. McAfee; G. H.
Geissert, Jr., A. Lill, G. W. Reese, A. C. Apffel, J. G. Mollere,
W. C. Owen, Jr., F. A. Wendt, Jr., D. D. Davis. J. R. Perez, Jr.
Second Squad: W. S. Goldman, Squad P. O.; E. J. Demerest,
J. S. McGee, H. B. Chalstrom, J. T. Brignac, T. C. Wicker, Jr.,
L. E. Ramos F. H. Roark, Jr.. P. E. Dolhonde, Jr.
Third Squad: T. C. Hall, Squad P. O.; C. B. Hogan, W. S. Adams;
W. W. McPhillips, W. E. St. Clair. J. H. Kostmayer, M. J. Bien-venu,
Jr., M. J. Tuohy, H. E. Darton.
SECOND PLATOON: Platoon Commander, Ensign L. J. Reuter;
Platoon 2nd P. O., J. Peterson; Platoon Right Guide 3rd P. O..
G. B. Riviere.
First Squad: P. A. McLeod, Jr., Squad P. O.; C. S. Witcher.
T. H. Harvey, Jr., N. J. Attenhofer, G. O. Ewin, D. M. Kleck,
A. B. Bush, Jr.. T. O. Wakeman, R. L. Chipley, Jr., W. F. Minor,
C. J Bloom, Jr.
Second Squad: S. F. Perrin, Squad P. O.; C. O. Donnaud, III;
M. E. Matthew, Jr.; C. E. Merrill, Jr.; E. C. Guillot. R. L. Schwarz,
M. M. Ohmer, J. A. Fitzgerald, L. I. Bass, Jr., S. W. Ryniker,
J. F. Fagan, Jr.
Third Squad: H. G. O'Conor, Squad P. O.; P. M. Duvic, O. B.
Green, C. E. Felder, J. K. Simpson, R. A. Heehs, R. L. Turchin,
C. O. Perez, F. M. Pennebaker, W. W. Thimmesch.
SECOND COMPANY
Company Commander. Lt. J. A. Evans; Company P. O. 1st P. C,
W. S. Howson; Company Guidon Bearer 3rd P. O.. G. E. Burgess, Jr.
FIRST PLATOON: Platoon Commander, Lt. (jg) R. C. Fitzgerald;
Platoon P. O. 2nd P. O., O. C. Dufour; Right Guide 3rd P. C, St.
M. J. Flotte.
First Squad: F. E. Ferchaud, Squad P. C; C. W. Frank, Jr., R. L.
Willard, B. W. Dart, Jr., M. S. Peters, A. B. Gordon, R. E. Orpys,
C. J. Ellis, Jr., O. J. McMillan, Jr., L. L. Dillon.
Second Squad: C. P. Willis, Squad P. O.; H. K. Murray, A. C.
Suhren, Jr.. P. O. H. Piqman, A. G. Gottschall. L. W. McFaul, Jr.,
R. t. LeBlanc, III, C. J. Nyman, Jr., J. E. Pritchard, L. M. King, Jr.,
J. L. McCarthy.
Third Squad: J. F. Latham, Squad P. C; W. D. Maginnis, R. R.
Bond, R. W. Batty, J. Trautman. E. S. Gaiennie, R. G. Andry, W.
G. Anderson, W. J. Nolan, N. C. Cromwell.
SECOND PLATOON: Platoon Commander, Ensign B. Baird; Platoon
2nd P. C, W. P. Boulet; Right Guide 3rd P. 0.. E. D. Moseley.
First Squad: E. P. Johnson, Jr., Squad P. O.; F. H. Schmidt, T. N.
Bernard, M. R. Stouse, R. C. Smith, A. H. Bubb, C. Hale, O. V.
LeBlanc, E. H. Sanford, W. E. Douglas, Jr.
Second Squad: M. M. Alexander, Squad P. C; E. M. Haley,
G. Denegre. J. F. Faraway, J. W. Allee, F. J. Corales, W. A.
Klein, Jr., G. E. Kidd, Jr., R. P. Cromwell. B. D'Antoni, Jr.
Third Squad: R. R. Ferine. Squad P. C; H. H. Bate, Jr., D. J.
Downey, G. P. Prassinos, C. E. Steidtmann, Jr., W. E. S. Hansen,
W. Barna, W. E. Daniel, S. W. Labarre, Jr., A. O. Stancliff, Jr.
THIRD COMPANY
Company Commander, R. M. Cole; Company First Petty Officer,
D. E. Crais; Company Guidon Bearer. J. M. Jennings.
First Platoon: Platoon Commander, G. F. Bastian; Platoon P. O.,
F S. Frederickson; Platoon Right Guide, A. B. McCoard. Jr.
First Squad: J. G. Pratt, Jr., Squad P. C; C. F. Maginnis J. A.
Partridge, Jr., M. Wellford, W. A. Heausler, A. M. Levy, T. B.
Parkerson, Jr., E. M. Woodward, T. J. Garbark, M. M. Coate,
L. L. Lacher, jr.
Second Squad: J. J. Desmond, Squad P. C; R. L. Parker, Jr.,
H. J. McCampbell, Jr., H. R. Fletcher, C. A. Anderson, Jr., W. L.
McLane, C. A. Burleson, Jr., E. B. Phillips, H. P. Pursell Jr., B. J.
Perkowski. J. T. Roberts.
Third Squad: H. Earl, Squad P. C; D. Bernhardt Jr., P. C. Pott-harst,
W. J. Murray. H. C. Daubert, Jr., A. T. Maund K. H.
Kahao, W. D. Lutes, A. D. Caire, J. D. Marshall.
SECOND PLATOON: Platoon Commander, W. D. Shepard Platoon
P. O., H. C. Sabrio, Platoon Right Guide, F. R. Bernard.
First Squad: S. K. Mason, Jr., Squad P. O.; E. A. Adey III
R. T. Cucullu, M. H. Bagot, L. L. Zerlnger, C. G. Reuther. E. P.
Miller, J. D. Connell, O. D. Schumann. D. P. Levy.
Second Squad: L. L. Robein. Jr., Squad P. C; J. M. Smith- C. J.
Grayson, W. C. Murphy. C. B. Campbell. Jr., A. R. Fontenot R. B.
Logan, T. f. Reboul, N. E. Rafferty, P. M. Bunn.
Third Squad: R. J. Grush, Squad P. O.; J. R. Lamantia D. P
Strong, H. J. Bryer, Jr.. H. J. Fitzpatrick, D. F. Boyd, Jr.,' S. W.
Provensal, Jr.. W. L. Mossy, Jr., P. J. Lauman, D. W. Beatty'.
COLOR GUARD
H. J. McCampbell, 1st P. O.. National Color Bearer- G. H.
Doswell, 2nd P. O., Battalion Color Bearer; N. C. Cromwell. 4th
P. O., Color Guard; C. F. Maginnis, tth P. O., Color Guard.
STUDENT BATTALION OFFICERS
Sub-Commander T. B. Denegre, Jr., Conrimander A. L. Plauche, Adjutant Conrad
Meyer, III, Chief Petty Officer B. A. Srehan.
Standing: Lieutenant Wintle, Lieutenant-Commander C. W. Hammill (Ret.),
Commander J. M. Lewis, Lieutenant-Commander McCormIck, Lieutenant Wright.
Kneeling; Chief Gunner's Mate T. B. Bernhardt, Chief Yeoman W. A. Wood,
Chief Yeoman S. B. Webb, Chief Quartermaster T. A. Farrell.
f f\ f
ifeP* .Ms Tu lane
This organization numbering eighty players, appears at all footba
gannes, marching in formations at the half and providing music in
the stands during the game. Special arrangements of popular
tunes, old and new, peppy marches, and Tulane songs played in
the stands, do much to fill in the "time-outs" and to provide a
musical background for each game.
BILL GIBSON, Drum Major
TULANE MARCHING BAND
Banc « «
J. J. MORRISSEY, Director
BILL GIBSON Manager
MILTON HILBERT. JR Acsistant Manager
ROBERT COSGROVE Assistant Manager
DONALD MOSELEY ... Librarian
CHARLES FISCHER .... Assistant Librarian
PETER PELLEGRINI Properties
ELLIS LEVIN Publicity
MEMBERS
John Alle, Cedric Almond, Herman Anderson, Ted
Bloch, Arthur Bohnfalk, Arthur Bush. Hugh Burbank,
Edmond Cassou, James Connel, Robert Cosgrove,
James A. Davis, Charles Debaillion, Jr.. Buddy Doug-las,
Isidore Dravin, Wilton Duckworth, Mac Davidson.
Billy Eddins, William Fellman, Charles Fischer, St.
Marc Flotte, Louis Frantz, Jr., Maurice Gelpl. Bill
Gibson, Harold Glick, Francis Harris, Albert Heffner,
S. K. Heninger, Stanford Herron, Eugene Hesdorfer,
Milton Hilbert, Jr.. Joe Hirsch, Richard Hodes, Eugene
Huppenbauer, Roy Johnson, Gary Kidd. Peter Lauman,
Wendell Leibe, Ellis Levin, Allen Lill. Stephen Longo,
Mac Mallory. Joseph Marchese, John Marshall, How-ard
Marx, Alfred Maund, Ralph Merriman, Jack Meyer,
Julian Miester, William Monroe, Don Moseley, John
Muhleisen, L. T. Ozio, Peter Parkerson, Vincent Paciera,
Peter Pelligrini, Michael Power. Howard Prue, Rob-ert
Rhoades, Phil Ricks. William Rosenthal, Sidney
Rosenthal. John Roupe, Albert Saputo. George
Schroeder. Santos Shields, William Singlist, Milton Sin-gleton,
Robert Swayne, Theodore Solomon, J. Lloyd
Stephens, Lawrence Tabor, Sam Threefoot, Earl Whig-ham.
Harold Zeringer.
Color Guard: George Laborde, Carrol Sistrunk.
Flag Bearers: Addley Gladden, A. H. Levy.
T II LANE CONCERT RANI)
Numbering sixfy players, this organization draws its personnel
from the eighty-piece Marching Band. It is the primary purpose
of this organization to present to its audiences, programs of the
highest musical standards. In addition to its Annual Spring Con-cert,
the Band has given several concerts off the campus.
TULAHE SYMPNONy ODCHESTDA
J. J. MORRISSEY Director
TOM HARLLEE Concertmas+er
JOHN J. MORRISSEY, Director
Tom Harllee
Dorothy Haas
First Violins
Lucille M. Kolnitz
Mose Ellis
Mildred Valentine
Dr. Frederick Hard
Lawson Jenkins
Peter Schmidt
Second Violins
Frances Griffin
Grace McCormick
George Raymond, Jr
Louise Semel
Dr. Marten ten Hoor
Victor Bruno
Violas
Herbert Fuchs Dr. William Penfound
Beulah
Cellos
Sterbcow Dorothy Phillips
Bass
Myrtle Swayne
Wortle y Batty
Flufes
Jane 1 owman
Oboe
Joseph Allesandra
Francis Harris, Jr.
Clarinets
Thelma Hemard Stanford Herron
Arthur BohmfaU
Bassoons
Ralph Masters
Wendell Leibe
Horns
Stephen Longo Albert Saputo
J. Lloyd Stephens
Trumpets
Joseph Marchese Jack Meyer
Milton Hilbert, Jr.
Trombones
George Schroeder
Charles Fischer
Milton Singleton
Harry Wagenhe
Percussions
m James Connel
It IS the primary purpose of this organization to provide musical enjoyment through
participation to those members of the University who play an orchestral instrument.
It is our further purpose to develop a notable organization which will present to our
audiences programs of the highest musical standard.
Among other activities the Orchestra gives at least two concerts per year; one in
collaboration with the Tulane-Newcomb Choral groups, the other being the Orchestra's
own Annual Spring Concert.
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N [ W ( M B'S
MAYNARD KLEIN Director
MYRTLE G. SWAYNE Vice-President
ANNETTE LISITZKY Librarian
MAYNARD KLEIN
Director
RUTH WATTS
FRANCES GRIFFIN
JUNE ROSE ROEPE
ANNABELLE GALLE
SHELBY WERLEIN
VERNA MAE MEYER
JANE BOWMAN
YOLANDA RODRIGUEZ
RUTH ROSEN
JANE McNIVEN
BETTY COATE
NELLIE MAE GUNN
BEULAH STERBCOW
EDITH TROTTER
KATHRYN GOULD
MARGARET WATKINS
VIRGINIA BROWNSON
ROSEMARY FERLISI
SARA VIRGINIA JONES
SUSAN GREER
Seated: L. Alexander, L. Byrne, E. Field, J. Ginsberg, K. Brash, M. Hopkins. Standing: B. Sterbcow, M.
Venturella, C. Gould, M. Durham, N. Robert. C. Rault.
Organized to Foster Interest In Public Speaking
FACULTY ADVISERS
WILLIAM HALLER, JR. ANNA E. MANY
EDWARD STONE
OFFICERS
ELSIE FIELD President
JANICE GINSBERG Chairman of Debate
MARIE-LOUISE WAKEMAN Secretary-Treasurer
MEMBERS
LILLIAN ALEXANDER HENRIETTE KOHN
LUBA BERSATSKY ELIRA MORALES
KAY BRASH Bblir NORVAL
LUCY BYRNE MARION PEYTRAL
ELSIE FIELD BARBARA RAINEY
JANICE GINSBERG CALISTA RAULT
EVE HEINEMAN JULIA REID
ELINOR HENE NADINE ROBBERT
MARION HOPKINS HILDA SCHNEIDER
DOROTHY TOLMAS
MARIE L. WAKEMAN
SHIRLEY WEIL
SHELBY WERLEIN
MARGARET A. WILLIAMS
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DEBATING (LUB
OFFICERS
WILLIAM B. WAIT Chairman
PHIL TRICE Secretary
MEMBERS
JOHN ANTHONY FRANK MORTON PHIL TRICE
HAROLD MARKS LLOYD NEWLIN WILLIAM WAIT
WILLIAM MONROE WILFORD SMITH
WILLIAM TETE
PERRY WILLIS
Purpose: Fosters all debating af Tulane, inter- and intfa-collegiate; and encourages oratory. Sponsors
Freshman debating.
TULANE OHTONCAL
AND DEBATIN(i COUNCIL
First Row: W. Wait, F. Morton, J. Anthony, P. Trice, W. Monroe. Second Row: W. Smith, H. Marks, P. Willis,
W. Tete.
^ulaH^ 94^ie^natlMuU (lelcUiMiA. QUiM-Purpose:
To encourage the study of International affairs
OFFICERS
THOMAS STUART BLOODWORTH, JR President
HAROLD MARX Vice-President
GEORGE PEABODY MARX, III Secretary
JOHN W. ANTHONY Treasurer
ALBERT L. HYMAN Librarian
MEMBERS
Jack Ashley Gold
Alvin G. Gottschall
Richard S. Hodes
Albert L. Hyman
Edward S. Hyman
Allen B. Koltun
Thomas S. Bloodworth. Jr. Walter E. Levy, Jr.
William Burler Brown George P. Marks. Ill Theodore W.Thompson
Nichitas N. Caridas Harold Marx, Jr. Walter C. Thompson
Charles Cipolla Daniel S. Mayer Harold Zeringer, Jr.
F. J. Dastugue. Jr. John F. Meyer Lawrence L. Zeringer
William B Monroe, Jr.
Eva E. Ackerman
Emile B. Ader
John W. Anthony
Thomas B. Baffes
Michael H. Bagot
Emile A. Bertucci, Jr
Lester J. Reed
Donald A. Ringe
Basile J. Rusovich, Jr.
Charles S. Schwartz Jr.
Emile S. Sherrard
Fred A. Skellie, Jr.
James W. Spencer, Jr.
First Row: E. Ackerman, E. Ader, J. Anthony, T. Baffes, E. Bertucci, T. Bloodworth, W. Brown, F. Dastugue. Second Row: J. Gold,
A. Hyman, A. Koltum, W. Levy, G. Marks, H. Marx, J. Meyer, W. Monroe. Third Row: D. Ringe, B. Rusovich, C. Schwartz, F. Skellie,
J. Spencer, W. Thompson, H. Zeringer, L. Zeringer.
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Purpose; To promote interest In International affairs
OFFICERS
SYLVIA YONKELOWITZ President
COLINDA McKENZIE Vice-President
RUTH ALBRECHT Secretary
JANICE GINSBERG .Treasurer
Shown Above: First Row: S. Yonklewifi, R. Albrecht, J.
Reed, R. Feldman, D. Tolmas. Second Row: A. Schoen-hardt,
N. Rosenson, F. Lurie, F. Galloway, K. Simmons,
M. Lotruglio. Third Row: C. McKenzie, H. Heidler,
G. Housman, B. Sterbcow, E. Field, R. Goldman.
H E W ( M B
Ruth Albrecht
Ru+h Barrow
Ruth Feldman
Elsie Field
Jeanne FInlce
Frances Galloway
MEMBERS
Janice Ginsberg
Gal! Hausmann
Harriet Heidler
Elinor Hene
Marlon Hopkins
Anne Keeny
Fluerette Lurie
Collnda McKenzie
Hilda Rose Schneider
Alice Schoenhardt
Katherine Simmons
Sylvia Yon Ice low itz
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THE
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To promote school spirit—bonfires, parades, etc.
OFFICERS
A. C. MARTIN. JR. . President
ELSA HOEHN . .
EXECUTIVE BOARD
. . Secretary-Treasurer
Hunter Collins Carey Ellis
James LeLaurin
Leon Trice
MEMBERS
Kappv Anderson Barbara Harrison Jinx Peterson
Betty Bethea Arthur Herold Eads Poiteverit
Claude Buerger Rene Himel Lane Plauche
Henry Bultman Marie Hodge Jack Pollock
Mary Cahal Elsa Hoehn Randy Roane
Hunter Collins Brucie Jones Wirt Rogers
Ethelyn Cousin Vernon Kroel Ralph Rugan
Ramsey Crebbin George Laborde Marx Sackman
Gelon Doswell James Lamantia Clarke Salmon
Eddie Ecuyer James LeLaurin Elizabeth Schmidt
Carey Ellis Robert Leonard Elizabeth Seaver
Charles Ennling Gordon Lipscomb Evelyn Senter
Helen Ferrandau A. C. Martin, Jr. Warren Stern
Quin Gautler Jack McMillain Sybil Stevens
Addley Gladden Betty Monrose Albert Terkuhle
Joe Goldberg A. J. Nugon Leon Trice
Walter Gulley Bobby Oliver Jay Weil
Tom Hall Frank Pennybaker Harold Zeringer
GFS AND THE
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MEMBERS
Newcomb
Lillian Alexander Kate Hodge Nadine Robbert
Mary Lloyd Andrews Mary Jane tHulson Elsa Schwartz
Betty Bethea Nita Kidd Pat Stites
Cecile Dresner Emily Locascio Jean Terzia
Dorothy Ecjyer Carolyn Loeb Louise Trimble
Mary Ann Follette Moonyeen Marion Routh Trowbridge
Frances Galloway Betty Monrose Mary-Louise Wakeman
Janice Ginsberg Louise Nelson
Carolyn Robbert
Tulane
Margaret Ann Williams
Bruce Baird Alvin S. Flettrich Pancho del Marmol
Louis T. Bass Douglas Gulley Stewart Maunsell
Walter Binnings Don Higglns Ed Munson
Oliver L Clark Milton Hilbert Leiand Montgomery
William Coats, Jr. Merwin Jamieson Claude Oakland
Robert M. Cole Howard Kuntz Jack Perez
Arthur Davis George M. Leake John Roberts
Charles Donnaud William Leak© Jack Robinson
Jules Dreyfuss Herman Loeb Jach Schneider
Walter Dueease Stewart Long Fred Schuber
Jannes Ewin Lee Lottlnger Walter Shepherd
Charles Farrell Lee Vanderpool
Purpose: To promote School Spirit
OFFICERS
JAMES EWIN President
ARTHUR DAVIS Vice-President
LOUISE TRIMBLE Secretary-Treasurer
LOUISE NELSON Newcomb Chairman
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J^e4AXOCf-4nL Qlee^ Qlua
First Soprano
Florence Benson
Frances Blackmar
Joel Bond
Anne Bondy
Margaret Boston
Virginia Brownson
Sonia Bunge
Bettie Burns
Lucy Byrne
Elise Cambon
Sylvia Charbonnet
Betty Clark
Connie Cleverle
Cora Cousin
Alice Daly
Shirley Dunlap
Dorothy Ecuyer
Anne Frledrlcks
Grace Gallagher
Eleanor Gates
Kathryn Gould
MEMBERS
Betty Grant
Nellie Mae Gunn
Mary Haney
Isabelle Holland
Margaret Joachim
Westley Kaiser
Alice Kaufer
Constance Key
Alice Klnabrew
Elsie Fay Laubengayer
Dona Jane Ledgerwood
Betty Lemarle
Lorraine Lennox
Marjorie Lewis
Harriet Line
Annette Lisitzky
Carolyn Long
Ina Claire Madden
Marie Marquer
Joy Mayer
Rose Mary Mayes
La Verne Morris
Aleene Mueller
OFFICERS
NELLIE MAE GUNN ..President
CHERRIE SMITH Vice-President
ANNABELLE GALLE Secretary
MAYNARD J. KLEIN Direcfor
Grace Murphy
Betty Norval
Alice O'Keefe
Hazel Oliver
Irene Pfaff
Courtney Proffitt
Calista Rault
Rose Marie Robin
Anna Marie Roy
Dorothy St. Raymond
Katherlne Saunders
Adele Schneider
Lala Schnell
Josephine Sferruzza
Claire Shannon
Jeanette Sllverberg
Mildred Simmons
Janet Simon
Cherrie Smith
Margaret Sporborg
Marie Louise Sterling
Myrtle Swayne
Norlnne Vincent
Lucille Yonder Haar
Hilda Morey Voss
Phillls Watson
Betty Watters
Ruth Watts
Shirley WIederecnt
Dorothy Zehal
Mary Ann Zerrilli
Second Soprano
Anne Armstrong
Ruth Bannister
Betty Beyer
June Beyer
Julienne Bingamin
Jean Banner
Martha Bradford
Culleen Cassegram
Grace Charbonnet
Hope Cheney
Ida Chung
Betty Coate
Frances Connely
Marie Louise Cuquet
Patricia Dillon
Hazel Doell
Nyada Due
Lillian Durand
Dorothy Dyke
Betty Finnegan
Marie FItzsimmons
Patricia Anne Flem.ing
Carol Fraser
Dixie Friedrlcks
Annabelle Galle
Ruth Gottesman
Carolyn Graham
Connie Granger
Susan Green
Christine Gresham
Doris Gros
Ruth Grossman
Alona Hammett
Jane Harris
Violet Hell
Eve Heinemann
Mary Hercus
Lucinda HIM
Mabel Hochenedel
Tatiana Hofstra
Rosemary Hubbard
Linda Hudson
Charleen Hutson
Marye Hodge
Mary Hom
Dorothy Hyatt
Janet Jones
Elmlre LeBlanc
Ethelyn Lenfant
Mary Esther McGlfithery
Jane McNIven
Nettye Menendez
Martha Rainey Metur
Verna Mae Meyer
Janet Neuhauser
Mary Palmlsano
Elleanora Perrlttiat
Genie Porter
Barbara Rainey
Ruth Rosen
Marlory Rotharmel
Jane Trole
Katherine Verlander
Mary Lucy Wands
Sylvia Weill
Shelby Werlein
May Wong
Yvonne Woodwacd
Rita Worms
Grace Yeager
Toni Young
First Alto
Betty Alexander
Capple Anderson
Charlotte Ashley
Doris Billlngsley
Joan Brooks
Catherine Brookshire
Mary Cahal
Cappy Clark
Jane Cleveland
Hontensia del Marmol
Jean Dresner
Marian Dureau
Betty Durland
Lydia Eaves
Glynn Ellis
Louise Ellison
Peggie Gray
Lucille Faust
Ruth Feldman
Rosemary Ferllsl
Carolyn Follett
Leia Fournet
Lois Friedman
Jane Friedrlcks
Erwin Gant
Francis Griffin
Virginia Hedges
Shirley Neumann
Charlotte Hillyer
Jean Hirsch
Babsy LeBlanc
MyrI Lenfant
Jerry Leddill
Connie McChesney
Elizabeth McGehee
Verlyn Murphy
Frances Oden
Mary Jo Phlpps
Merle Rayner
Yolanda Rodriguez
June Rose Roepe
Dorothy Schneider
Lois Schroeder
Elsa Schwartz
Natalie Scott
Elizabeth Shoaf
Rosalie Vaccaro
Dolores Watts
Shirley Weil "
Second Alto
Katheryn Balmer
Luba Bersodsky
Emay Buchanan
Jerry Cole
Mary Cutting
Betty Fagen
Rosemary Muller
Mary Louise Nichols
Shirley Pic
Colleen Spiller
Mary Snyder
Agnes Betty Strachan
Dorothy Turnbull
Lucy White
^yV\cyr^l^c\*i
Robert Alker
Herman Anderson
Norman Aronson
Herbert Barton
William Bauman
Coleman Beranger
Tom Bernard
Arthur Bohmfalk
Phillip Bohne
Travis Boykin
Edmund Buras
Charles Burleson
Myron Burnstein
Robert Cahal
James Caire
J. D. Calhoun
Sunny Campbell
Gen© Carp
Horace Chalstrom
Emanuel Choper
Edward Comer
Sam Corinsuret
Elgin Cowart
Timothy Crain
N. C. Cromwell
Roy Cucullu
George Cunningham
Lawrence D'AntonI
Charles Darnall
Max Derbes
Walter Doell
John Donnaud
Hermar; Duncan
Carey Ellis
Phil Fischer
Warren Garfunkel
W. Scott Goldman
Edward Gratf
Claude Groves
A. S. Gwin
Tom Harllee
Herbert Hirsch
Milton Holland
Tom Holmes
John Homes
Rodney Jung
Myron Kass
Norman Kauffman
R. S. Kimball
John King
Alan B. Koltun
Bernard Krobert
George Laborde
Robert Landry
George Leake
Richard Lee
James Lees
Richard Lipscomb
Melvin Mandel
Louis McFaul
Pall McGill
Warren McPhillips
William Patton
Frederick Peak
Louis Prieto
James Quin
Howard Quittner
Roger Reeves
Robert Rhoades
N. W. Richardson
Jack Sail
Albert Schmidt
Charles Singerman
Bernard Soloman
Dale Stancliff
Delbert Strong
Barry Stubbs
James Spencer
James Schwartz
Gibson Tucker
Malcolm Vandewater
Walter VIvret
Frank Voelker
J. M. Ward
David Warriner
Luclen Wallace
Sidney Weiss
Ralph Wenzel
Jim Wilbalne
Robert Wlllard
G. F. Williamson
R. C. White
Andre Wogan
Leonard ZInker
OFFICERS
RICHARD LIPSCOMB President
CAREY ELLIS Vice-President
CHARLES BURLESON Librarian
CHARLES DARNALL Co-Librarian
MAYNARD KLEIN Director
SCENE FROM "LILIOM"
Tu ane Theatre
Our aims are to do our utmost to lend significance
to the term "Arts" in the phrase "College of Arts
and Sciences"; to present the best drama of which
vve are capable, in order to educate our students in
the skills and arts of the Theatre, and to provide our
audiences with a good theatre.
Last year the Theatre ended its sea-son
with an excellent production of
the comedy "Boy Meets Girl."
"Criminal at Large," a melodrama,
was played to capacity audiences
and thus started the most successful
season of this group. For the pro-duction
of "Barkeley Square," the
second show of the season, there
was "standing room only" at both
productions and this drama was so
well received that there vvill be a
three-night production of the next
and final show. This last show will
be the very recent Broadway suc-cess,
"Male Animal," and is at this
writing being rehearsed for produc-tion
in May. Dr. Monroe LIppman
has accomplished the impossible in
his four years with the Theatre and
has woven a closely-knit organization
which is now recognized by the en-tire
South.
SCENE FROM "BOY MEETS GIRL"
UNIVERSITY THEATRE MEMBERS
SCENE FROM "CRIMINAL AT LARGE"
DR. MONROE LIPPMAN
Director
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Executive Committee
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Cotillion Club Members at Homecoming Dance
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BRUCE BAIRD HERMAN LOEB
PETER BERNARD CAROLYN LOEB
Bblir BETHEA LEE LOTTINGER
ROBERT COLE JEAN MARING
MARIE LOUISE CUQUET JAMES MARTIN
JANE DART A. C. MARTIN, JR.
ARTHUR DAVIS LOUISE NELSON
PHYLLIS DERBES A. J NUJON
CECILE DRESNER HERBERT O'DONNELL
WALTER DUEEASE ROBERT OLIVER
FAURIE FERCHAUD JAMIE PROCHASKA
HELEN FERRANDAU CAROLYN ROBBERT
JEANNE FINKE NADINE ROBBERT
MARY BOOTH FRANCIS RANDOLPH ROBERT
C. GARCIA-INIQUEZ RALPH RUGAN
QUIN GAUTIER ELIZABETH SCHMIDT
LARIENE GLADDEN DOROTHY SCHREIBER
ADRIAN GWIN ELIZABETH SEAVER
BARBARA HARRISON EMANUEL SEITLIN
SARA HEIM EDITH SMITH
DON HIGGINS PAT STITES
KATE HODGE MARY STRAHAN
ELSA HOEHN ALBERT TERKUHLE
JANE JORDAN JEAN TERZIA
HERBERT KAISER GEORGE THOMPSON
HOWARD KUNTZ NAT TRAUM
VIRGINIA KYLE MARTIN TURKISH
GEORGE LEAKE ROSALIE VACCARO
WILLIAM LEAKE LEE VANDERPOOL
ELAINE LEVY DOROTHY VIOSCA
MAX ZANDER
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Esfablished fo arrange social activities and entertainments
by and among students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends
of the University.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
PETER L. BERNARD, JR Chairman
PHYLLIS DERBES HELEN FERRANDAU
FAURIE FERCHAUD ELSA HOEHN
GEORGE H. THOMPSON
VERBON F, SAY
Adviser
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v_yHE first Fraternity was founded at Tulane
in 1858 and the latest addition this year brings the
total to 19. The Fraternities are governed by a
Pan-Hellenic Council composed of mennbers from
the various Fraternities.
The year started off with a nerve-racking "Rush
Week" which gave way to Fall Formals and informal
parties after the football games. After the Christ-mas
vacation, exams began with "Hell Week" fol-lowing.
Spring soon came accompanied by the tra-ditional
tea dances and Spring Formals in which
all Greeks took part.
The annual Pan-Hellenic Dance, held in April,
proved to be one of the best dances of the year. ^^ ! s
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TULOE PAI-HELLEIIC
OEIHS
First Row: E. Arnoult, H. Backes, P. Bass, I. Cohn.
H. Collins, F. Czerny, R. Doyle, R. Flowerree. Second
Row: Q. Gautier, C. Gulley, D. Higgins, H. Kuntz,
B. Lockeft, H. Loeb, G. Lorber, J. Marfin. Third
Row: C. Meyer, A. Nugon, F. Ory, R. Parker, F.
Pennebaker, R, Pertuit, C. Pinzon, E. Powers, J. Reid.
Fourth Row: C. Singerman, A. Stout, A. Terkuhle, W.
Tete, M. Turkish, R. Vanderpool, H. Victor, J. Weil,
M. Zander.
• Alpha Tau Omega: Don H. Higgins, Senior; Frank Pennebaker, Junior. Beta
Theta Pi: Robert E. Flov/erree, Senior; James Reid, Junior. Delta Kappa Epsi-lon:
J. F. Auguste Lorber, Senior; Albert Terkuhle, Junior. Delta Sigma Phi:
Roland Pertuit, Senior; Harrie Backes, Junior. Delta Tau Delta: Conrad Meyer,
III., Senior; A. J. Nugon, Junior. Kappa Alpha: Quin Gautier, Senior; Ben L.
Lockett, Junior. Kappa Nu: Martin Turkish, Senior; Charles Singerman, Junior.
Kappa Sigma: Frank C. Czerny, Jr., Senior; W. R. Tete, Junior. Phi Delta Theta:
Pat F. Bass, Senior; F. FHunter Collins, Junior. Phi lota Alpha: A. Chirino, Sen-ior;
Carlos A. Pinzon, Junior. Phi Kappa Sigma: Douglas Gulley, Senior; FHow-ard
Kuntz, Junior. Pi Kappa Alpha: Jay Weil, Senior; Robert L. Parker, Jr.,
Junior. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: R. Lee Vanderpool, Senior; Edmond R. Powers,
Junior. Sigma Alpha Mu: Max P. Zander, Senior; Harold D. Victor, Junior.
Sigma Chi: Roger Doyle, Senior; Arthur VV'. Stout, Junior. Sigma Phi Epsilon:
Paul Malone, Senior; Everett Arnoult, Junior. Sigma Pi: Francis Ory, Senior;
James H. Martin, Junior. Zeta Beta Tau: Herman Loeb, Senior; Isidore Cohn,
Junior.
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MU CHAPTER
• FRATRES IN FACULTATE: W. A. At-kinson,
Jr., Edwin W. Booth, Jr., Dr.
Charles L. Brown, Dr. Arthur Caire, Jr.,
Thomas E. Cotner, DuVal F. Dickey, Dr.
A. V. Friedrichs, C. Douglas Gulley, Dr.
Sam hlobson, Richard R. Kirk, Clarence J.
Morrow, Claude Simons, Jr., Dr. F.
Harold Wirth, Dr. Willard R. Wirth.
• FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE: First
Row: Paul Allemandi, '43; G. Robert Allen,
Med. '43; Bruce W. Alspach, '44; tHerman
W. Anderson, Jr., '43; Vernon W. Barrow,
'42; Eugene K. Bell, '43. Second Row:
Richard C. Bordon, '41; Claude L. Buerger,
Jr., '41; Henry J. Bultman, Jr., '41; John
B. Caire, '44; Andrew J. Carroll, Jr., Med.
'42; A. Richard Christovich, Jr., '42. Third
Row: William H. Church, '41; G. Edward
Conroy, Jr., '44; William B. Craft, '43;
John Dane, Jr., '44; William D. Davis, Jr.,
Med. '43; Harry L. Deas, Jr., '41. Fourth
Row: Kermit Frymire, '42; Bill Gibson, '41;
Joe Allen Gibson, Med. '43; Carroll A.
Giraud, '43; Thomas S. Glass, '41; Edward
K. Goodell, Law '42. Fifth Row: C. Douglas
Gulley, '42; Walter R. Gulley, Jr., '41;
Merwin M. Jamieson, Jr., '43; M. Lee
Jarrell, '42; James M. Jennings, Jr., '42;
Leo E. Johns, Jr., '43. Sixth Row: Howard
W. Kuntz, '41; J. Donald Lockwood, '41;
Arthur L. Lowe, Jr., '41; Joe P. McNair,
'44; S. Kenan Manson, Jr., '42; Harvey C.
May, Jr., Med. '42. Seventh Row: Hunter
W. May, '42; Malcolm W. Monroe, Law
'42; Robert McP. Montgomery, '44; Wiley
L. J. Mossy, Jr., '43; Frances Nicholson,
Med. '41; Douglas Scherer, '42. Eighth
Row: Albert L. Soule, III, '43; A. Dale
Stancliff, Jr., '43; Louis I. Tyler, Jr., Med.
'43; David E. Verlander, Jr., '43; Thomas O.
Wakeman, '44. Ninth Row: J. McCarthy
Ward, '43; Fred A. Wendt, Jr., '44;
Harold A. White, Med. '41; Chas. B. Wil-liams,
Jr., '44; William A. Wood, Jr., '41.
Not in Panel: Lewis C. Bryan, III, '41;
Joseph O. Cies, '44; Edward E. Estes, '42;
Robert E. Newlln, '43; Frank R. Williams,
'44.
PHI KAPPA SKUA
Founded at the University of Pennsylvania in 1850.
Established at Tulane in I 858. 39 Active Chapters.
Colors: Black and Gold. Flower: Chrysanthemum,
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Founded at The University of Virginia in 1868.
Established at Tulane in 1878. 80 Active Chapters.
Colors: Garnet and Gold. Flower: Lily of the
Valley.
PI UP PA ALPHA
ETA CHAPTER
• FRATRES IN FACULTATE, Dr. Octave
C. Cassegrain, Dr. William V. Holloway,
Dr. John A. Lanford, Dr. Stuart G. Noble,
Dean James M. Robert, Charles S. V^^illiam-son,
Jr.
• FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE, First
Row: Stanley Asbury, '44; John P. Barnes,
'42; hHiram W. Batson, '42; James Booth,
Med '44; Travis hi. Boykin, Jr., '44; Bob
Browning, Med '44; George E. Burgess,
Jr., '42. Second Row: William Burk, '41;
James D. Byrne, '4! ; John F. Caraway, '44;
J. Worth Davis, '42; Edward Ecuyer, '42;
John Fanz, '44; Peter M. Ferguson, '44.
Third Row: R. Curtis Fitzgerald, '42; G. B.
Flagg, Med '42; Lloyd J. Fremaux, '42;
John B. Gremiilion, '43; Fred Guedry, '43;
Martin Harthcock, Med '44; Frank Brooks
hHodnette, Med '43. Fourth Row: James L.
Jordan, Med '42; hierbert W. Kaiser, '41;
Roswell S. Kimball, '43; Leonard M. King,
'43; George Leake, '41; James Leake, '41;
James V. Le Laurin, '41. Fifth Row: Allen
Lill, '43; George McCaskey, '43; Jack C.
McCurdy, Med '41; William D. Maginnis,
Jr., '43; Ernest P. Miller, Jr., '44; J. W.
Moore, Med '41; William C. Owen, Jr.,
'44. Sixth Row: Robert L. Parker, Jr., '42;
Dan T. Patterson, '44; Charles H. Pette-way,
Med '43; S. William Provensal, Jr.,
'44; Robert M. Rhoades, '44; John T. Rob-erts,
'43; Sam M. Scott, '42. Seventh
Row: Jack H. Simons, Med '42; Jack
Quinby Sloan, Med '44; Alwyn Smith, Jr.,
'41; hierbert L. Smith, Jr., '43; Roland C.
Smith, '44; Wilford M. Smith, Law '42;
William J. Tally, II, '41; Harry C. Tiller,
Med '41. Eighth Row: David Varn, Jr.,
Med '44; Dan Verges, '43; William H.
Wallace, '42; Jay John George Weil, Jr.,
'42; Thomas C. Wicker, Jr., '44; J. Luckett
Yawn, Jr., '42; Harold J. Zeringer, Jr., '42;
Lawrence L. Zeringer, '44. Not in Panel:
Robert C. Ball, Med '42; Floyd Curry,
Grad '40; Frank Hardenstein, '41; Simon
Hodge, Grad '40; Joseph Morris, Med '42;
Paul R. Sheffield, Med '43.
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PSI CHAPTER
• FRATRES IN FACULTATE. Dr. Herbert
E. Buchanan, Dr. Henry Laurens, Dr. Martin
T. Van Studdlford, Mr. Albert R. Tebo, Jr.,
Dr. James E. Winston.
• FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE, First
Row: James Bass, '44; Hester Bate, '44;
Frank Beatrous, '43; Joseph Bernard, '42;
Thomas Bernard, '44; Charles Bloom, Jr.,
'42; Carl Brannan, '44. Second Row: Wil-liam
C. Brothers, '41; C. Pitman Browne,
Jr., '42; Albert C. Bubb, Jr., '44; John F.
Carrere, '41; John M. Collier, '42; George
Denegre, '44; Thomas B. Denegre, '41.
Third Row: William Ellis, '44; Richard A.
Faust, '43; Edward D. Finley, '41; C. Henry
Flower, '41; James Flower, '44; H. Quin
Gautier, '41; Andrew Gay, '41. Fourth
Row: Denton Gibbes, '44; Howard B. Gist,
Jr., '41; Bernard H. Grehan, Jr., '42; Rob-ert
Sharp Hart, '42; John Hearne, '42;
Maunsell W. Hickey, Law '42; Stanhope
Hopkins, '44. Fifth Row: Kenneth Kennedy,
'43; Robert Leonhardt, '43; James Lockett,
'43; T. Banbury Lockett, '42; Robert Low,
'44; J. Douglas Maglnnis, '43; George B.
Matthews, III, Law '42. Sixth Row: E. Stew-art
Maunsell, II, '42; Edward Mcllhenny,
'42; Stenning C. Murphy, '41; Robert Nor-man,
'42; John R. Perez, '43; Raymond R.
Ferine, '43. Seventh Row: Shepard F. Per-rin,
Jr., '42; Eads Butt Poitevent, '42; John
G. Pratt, Jr., '42; John Pou, '44; George
B. Riviere, Jr., '42; T. Robert Rudolph, '42.
Eighth Row: William B. Rudolph, '42; Sam-uel
W. Ryniker, '43; Arthur Seaver, '44;
Harry V. Sims, '43; Albert Spaar, '42; Da-vid
R. Thornton, Jr., '42. Ninth Row:
Philip Walmsley, '42; Arthur C. Waters,
Jr., '43; Donald W. White, '44; Chester
Williams, '44; Ellis M. Woodward, '43;
Edward G. Ziegler, '43. Not in Panel: J.
B. Dupont, '43; George Foot, Law '42;
George D. Hopkins, '41 ; Peter R. Monrose,
Law '41; Fort Pipes, Jr., Law '43.
KAPPA ALPHA
Founded at Washington and Lee in 1 865. Estab-lished
at Tulane in 1886. 67 Active Chapters.
Colors: Crimson and Old Gold. Flov/ers: Magnolia
and Red Rose.
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!( I G A C H
Founded at Miami University in 1855. Estab-lished
at Tulane in 1886. 98 Active Chapters.
Colors: Blue and Old Gold. Flower: White Rose.
ALPHA OMICRON CHAPTER
• FRATRES IN FACULTATE, S. Wood Brown,
Dr. Edward Cailletau, Dr. Guy Caldwell, Robert
Farley, Dr. Rudd Fleming, Dr. G. K. Logan,
Dr. Paul Mcllhenny, Dr. Curtis H. Tyrone.
• FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE, First Row:
Bruce Baird, Jr., '42; P. Gayle Batson, Jr., '42;
James Biggart, '43; Robert R. Bond, '44; David
F. Boyd, Jr., '44. Second Row: Richard H. Butler,
Med '42; Frank R. Denman, '42; Roger hi. Doyle,
'43; James N. Erwin, Jr., Law '43; Allen Fon-tenot,
'43. Third Row: R. W. Forsythe, Med '41;
George H. Geissert, Jr., '43; Charles E. Hart,
'44; hiarry E. hiays, '41; William C. Hildebrand,
Jr., '41. Fourth Row: Thomas J. hlood, '44;
Willis hi. Jondahl, Med '41; John F. Latham,
Law '43; William W. Leake, Jr., '41; Francis
A. Ledet, '43. Fifth Row: Stewart McL. Long,
'43; James O. Lopez, Med '41; Warren S. Mal-hiot,
'43; Albert B. McCoard, Jr., '42; Jack E.
Mestier, '44. Sixth Row: Robert K. Michaels,
'4! ; William B. Monroe, Jr., '42; Thomas B. Park-erson,
Jr., '43; Chalin O. Perez, '44; Frank M.
Phillippi, Jr., Med '43. Seventh Row: George
McM. Ponder, Law '41; Charles Prosser, Med
'44; hlypolite G. Riche, Jr., Med '41; Malcolm
R. Stouse, '44; Arthur W. Stout, '41. Eighth
Row: Harold H. Stream, '41; James T. Swindle,
Med '41; Jack W. Thomson, '43; Malcomb S.
Van de Water, '44. Not in Panel: William B.
Bellamy, '44; Fred Cassibry, Law '43; Reynolds
Collins, '41; James A. Ely, Jr., '42; Charles C.
Henderson, '44; David W. Labouisse, Med '44;
J. P. Melvin, Med '42; Paul O. Pigman, '43;
.Samuel A. Trufant, III, Med. '43.
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UPHA TAU OMEU
LOUISIANA BETA EPSILON CHAPTER
• FRATRES IN FACULTATE, Dr. Nathaniel C. Curtis, Dr. Charles L Eshelman,
Dr. Allen C. Eustis, Dr. Raymond Freas, Dr. Frederick Hard, Mr. Charles Janvier,
Judge George Janvier, Dr. Randolph Lyons, George H. Penn, Jr., Warren E.
Wilson.
• FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE. First Row: Jack Allison, '41; William Bauman,
'41; J. A. Bergfeld, Med '42; J. S. Burwell, '42; Charles W. Darnall, '44; Gelon
HI. Doswell, '42; Walter J. Dueease, '41; Lloyd P. Fadrlque, '41; Julian P.
Freret, Law '42. Second Row: J. F. Gladney, Med '43; Emory Graves, '44;
Donald hi. J. Higgins, '42; Rene H. Himel, '42; William I. FHunt, Med '42; John
M. Jordon, '42; Thomas F. Jordon, '43; John F. McKenney, Med '41; George
C. Manning, Med '44. Third Row: Peter Many, '44; Joseph Bayard Miller, Law
'41; Samuel S. Moody, '42; David Moore, '44; Frank R. Pennebaker, '43; Paul
Ramey, Med '43; Roger Reeves, '42; Willard P. Schneible, '43; Robert W.
Schupp, '42. Fourth Row: Jack Scott, Med '41; James Corbett Senter, Jr.,
Law '43; James W. Spencer, '42; Lawrence W. P. Stone, Jr., '43; Claude M.
Trawick, '43; Winston W. Walker, '42; Wilfred Waller, Law '43; William West,
'44. Not in Panel: Jack E. Argurcia, '44; Benjamin Crump, III, '42; Pierre R.
Dupont, '43; Lawrence B. Eustis, '43; George M. Gregory, '43; Hepburn Many,
'41; W. C. McCoy, Med '42; John M. Sartin, '43; William L. Spencer, '42;
R. B. Squire, Med '42.
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Founded at the Virginia Military Institute in
1865. Established at Tulane in 1887. 96 Ac-tive
Chapters. Colors: Sky Blue and Old
Gold. Flower: White Tea Rose.
Founded at The University of Virginia in 1869, Estab-lished
at Tulane in 1887. I I I Active Chapters. Flow-er:
Lily of the Valley. Colors: Scarlet, White and
Green.
SIGMA CHAPTER
• FRATRES IN FACULTATE: Dr. Wiley
R. Buffington, Dr. Boni J. DeLaureal, Dr.
Edmond L. Faust, Col. Frederick H. Fox,
Dr. Albert P. Kimball, Dr. Edward L King,
Dr. Paul T. Talbat.
• FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE: First Row:
Edward Adey, '43; Edward B. Baldinger,
Jr., '43; William Bendel, Jr., Med '43;
Peter Bernard, '43; S. M. Bistowish, Med
'43; Graham C. Bonnell, '41. Second Row:
Robert Ross T. Cahal, Jr., '43; Curtis W.
Caine, '42; Robert Chipley, '44; Willis
Cochran, '41; Robert Cole, '42; Gordon
Cragwall, '44. Third Row: Frank C. Czerny,
Jr., '44'; hi. E. Darton, '44; George Davis,
'44; J. T. Davis, Med '41; Francis del Mar-mol,
'41; Charles O. Donnaud, III, '43.
Fourth Row: Raymond A. Dyke, Jr., '41;
Henry S. Eason, '41; Upton Giles, '44;
William Goldman, '42; The He
'43; A. T. Higgins, Jr., '44. Fifth Row: A.
J. W. Long, Med
Jr., '43; Kent Mc-
K H P P i\ SIGMA
C. Hollister, Med '41
'4! ; Louis W. McFaul
Williams, '43; G. T. Melllnger, Med '43;
Julien J. Miester, '43. Sixth Row: Rex
North, '44; John Pollock, '42; Louis Ramos,
'44; Frank Roark, '44; Wirt Rodgers, '41;
Ralph Shirer, '44. Seventh Row: O. P.
Stone, Med '41 ; A. C. Suhren, '44; William
R. Tete, Law '43; Robert Vaccaro, '43; Jack
Whitesell, '41; W. S. Williams, Med '41;
Henry Worner, Law '43. Not in Panel:
Jim Adams, '44; Michael H. Bagot, '43;
Raymond Gauche, Jr., '42; P. P. Gilchrist,
Med '42; Corneal Goldman, Law' 42; G. C.
Goldman, Law '42; Albert J. Heffner, '44;
L J. Joseph, '42; David M. Kleck, '43;
Nicholas G. Kumpuris, Med '43; E. Donald
Moseley, '42; T. G. Riddler, Med '42; Gil-bert
Turner, Med '42.
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BETA XI CHAPTER
• FRATRES IN FACULTATE, Dr. Stan-ford
C. Jamison, Dr. T. Hlllman Olllphant,
Dr. William H. Stevens, Dr. Emile Naef,
Dr. William R. Pabst, Dr. Willoughby Kitt-redge.
• FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE, First
Row: Cedric Almand, '42; Augustus An-derson,
Med '42; Richard Andry, '43; Roy
R. Bartlett, '42; Louis Tulane Bass, '43; D.
Hanlin Becker, Law '41; Thomas O. Bell,
Law '42. Second Row: William F. Beyer,
'42: R. Norman Black, Med '44; Kimball C.
Brown, '44; N. C. Cromwell, '43; Richard
Cromwell, '43; Clarence L. Dupre, '43;
Charles A. Emiing, '42. Third Row: Edward
L. Emiing, '44; Stephen T. Farnum, '44;
Hewitt Fox, '44; Maurice Gelpi, '41; An-gus
Grace, Med '41 ; Jack Grayson, '44;
Richard Griffith, '43. Fourth Row: Ed.
Douglas White Hardin, '43; Leonard K.
Knapp, '41; Day Lindberg, Law '41; Wil-liam
P. McGehee, '43; John McGraw, '44;
Henry A. Mentz, Law '43; Conrad Meyer,
III, '4L Fifth Row: A. J. Nugon, '42; Jo-seph
A. Partridge, '43; William D. Peters,
'42; Lane Plauche, '42; Walter T. Plauche,
'44; Francis X. Plough, '44; Robert H.
Potts, '43. Sixth Row: Lester Price, '43;
Staigg Ray, '44; Stanley W. Ray, Jr., '41;
Davis F. Reid, '42; Joseph Schlosser, Med
'42; Geo. A. Schneider, Med '44; Charles
A. Shields, '42. Seventh Row: Mark A.
Smith, '41; C. J. Thompson, Med '43;
Douglas Torre, Med '43; Mottram P.
Torre, Med '43; W. J. Verlander, '42; Rob-ert
R. Willard, '43: Philip Wimberley, '42.
Not in Panel: Hart F. Baker, Med '42;
John L. Dyer, Law '41; Kenneth H. Kahao,
'43; Allen Knolle, '43; Pete Kramer, '44;
Harry P. Moran, '43; William C. Moss, '42;
Jack White, '44.
DELTA TAU DELTA
i n
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Founded at Bethany College in 1859. Established
at Tulane in 1 889. 75 Active Chapters. Colors:
Purple, White and Gold. Flower: Iris.
PHI DELTA THETA
LOUISIANA ALPHA CHAPTER
Founded at Miami University in 1848. Estab-lished
at Tulane in 1889. 106 Active Chap-ters.
Colors: Azure and Argent. Flower:
White Carnation.
• FRATRES IN FACULTATE: Dr. Earl Z. Browne, Lowell Dawson, Dr. Charles W. Duval, J.
H, Randolph Feltus, Dr. Herman Gessner, Dr. Rufus C. Harris, Dr. H. P. Johnson. Dr. H. E.
Miller, Dr. M. W. Miller, Dr. Alton Ochsner, Charles Rucker, Glen E. Seidel, Dr. Ambrose H.
Storck.
• FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE, First Row: Sam Atkinson, Med. '41; Luis Bafios, Law '42: Pat
F. Bass, Law '41; Wayne A. Beard, '44; Charles Beckert, Med. '43; James Benedict, '43; Frank-lin
P. Berry, Law '43; Charles B. Campbell. '44; William T. Coats, '43; F. Hunter Collins, '42;
Norman S. Conroy, '44. Second Row: Elgin Cowart. '44; Leonard J. Daniels, '44; Jack L.
Daray, '41; Henry M. Dismukes, '43; John Farrell, '44; James H. Fortson, '42; William H.
Frost. '42; Richard Field, Med. '42; Broox Garrett, Med. '44; John Glover, Med. '42; R. L.
Gates, '42. Third Row: Max Guinn, '43; Jerry Gwin, Med. '43; W. Binion Harmon, '43; Robert
S. Hendricks, '44; Sam Hutton, '43; Claude Jackson, Med. '41; Ernest P. Johnson, '42; Louis
McK. Jones, Law '41; Stewart Kepper, Law '42; T. Max Kllgore, '42; Joe Kirby, Med. '42.
Fourth Row: Richard Langford, Med. '44; Boyd Lewis, '41; Frank Lindeman, Med. '43; Henry
F. Lochfe. '43; Adolph Magruder, '44; James Merrift, Med. '44; Henry Miller, '43; Frank
Moore, Med. '41; Patrick C. Murphy, Law '43; Harry K Murray. '44; Jack McMillan, '43.
Fifth Row: T. Vernon Nichols, Med. '44; Paul C. Pottharst, '44; James Poyner, '44; Jack Ray,
'43; Randolph B. Robert, '42; Jack Robinson, '43; Newton Robinson. '44; Ralph Ross, Med.
'44; Ralph Rugan, Jr., '41; William Stiles, '44; Paul Swearingen, Med. '43. Sixth Row: C. D.
Taylor, Med. '43; P. K. Thomas, Med. '43; William Turner, '42; William Valentine, Med. '42;
William Wait, Law '42; John Walker, Med. '42; James Welder, '44; Ralph Milton Wenzel.
'41; J. B. White, Jr., '43; Lewis Williams, '43; Carey Womble, Med. '43. Not In Panel: Ed-ward
C'awford, '41; Paul E. Hindelang, '44; George Menefee, '42.
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LOUISIANA TAU UPSILON
• FRATRES IN FACULTATE: Dean Leslie
Buchan, Donald Derlckson, Prof. S. E. En-glekirk,
Dr. C. Gordon Johnson, Dr. G.
Adair Lyons, Dr. John G. Pratt, Dr. J.
Clay Walker.
e FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE, First Row:
Frank Baird, Med. '42; Rudolph Bittman,
'43; Elisha Cain, Jr., Med. '41; Claude
Callander, Med. '42; Wayland Coppedge,
Med. '43. Second Row: Harry Davies,
'42; John W. Dodson, Med. '42; Jack
Dykes, Law '43; Kenneth Everts, Med. '44;
Clarence Fernandez, '43. Third Row: Hen-ry
C. Foss, Law '43; Grant W. Goldenstar,
MeJ. '41; Alvin Gottschall, '43; Carleion
Gullliot, '44; James Harris, '43. FourJ-h
Row: Robert Hendon, '44; James Hicks,
Med. '44; Calvin M. King, '41; Robert Le-
Blanc, '44; Gruett G. Long, '44. Fifth
Row: George McDonald, '42; Vernon Mc-
Mullen, '44; Peter Mandich, '42; John Mi-azza,
'42. Sixth Row: Andreas Morten-sen,
'42; Charles A. Patterson, Med. '42;
Leonard Posey, Med. '44; Edmund R. Pow-ers,
Law '43. Seventh Row: James Prid-geon,
Med. '43; W. E. Riley, Med. '42;
William Robinson, Med. '42; Gene St.
Martin, Med. '44. Eighth Row: George
Smoot, '43; Mack Sutton, Med. '42; R.
Lee Vanderpool, Jr., '41; William R. Well-born,
Med. '42. Not in Panel: Neil Calla-han,
Med. '41; Theodore Everett, Med.
'44; Francis Gill, '42; Harley McCollum,
'42; James Merdows, Med. '44; Harold
Mullin, '41; R. T. Perkins, '41.
SIGUA UPHA EPSILOI
Founded at University cf Alabama in year
of 1856. Established at Tulane in 1897.
113 Active Chapters. Colors: Old Gold
and Royal Purple. Flowers: Violet.
nii
Founded at Yale University in 1844. Established at
Tulane in 1899. 47 Active Chapters. Colors: Red,
Azure and Gold. Flower: Pansy.
DELTA yPPA [PSILOI
TAU LAMBDA CHAPTER
• FRATRES IN FACULTATE: Maxwell E. Lap-ham,
Joseph McCloskey, John Minor Wisdom.
• FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE: First Row: Fred
Barksdale, '44; St. Paul Bourgeois, '43r Edward
Bres, Med. '4! ; Perry Brown, '42; Paul Charbon-net,
'41; Oliver Clarice, '43. Second Row: Jason
Collins, Med. '41; Whitmarsh Crumpton, Med.
'42; John Culbertson, '41; Judson Demarest, '43;
Jack Donnaud, '43; Gordon Doremus, Grad. '41.
Third Row: hjerman Duncan, '43; Donald Earhart.
'42; Carey Ellis, '42; James Gilly, '42; Theo Har-vey,
'44; Eldridge htine. '41. Fourth Row: Claude
Hogan, '44; Thomas Holmes, '44; Moreau Jumon-ville.
Law '43; William Kyle, Med. '42; Rudolph
Landry, Med. '42; Edward Leverich. '42. Fifth
Row; Richard Logan, '43; Augus+e Lorber, '41;
Armand McHenry, '43; Julian McPhillips, '41;
Warren McPhillips, '44; Arthur Miller, Med. '41.
Sixth Row: Leiand Montgomery, '43; Pratt Mun-son,
'43; William Nichols, Med. '41; Jeffery Park-er,
'44; Louis Pourciau, '42; Jack Pritchard, '44.
Seventh Row: Homer Rankin, Law '41 ; James San-chez,
'42; Oscar Schneidau, '42; James Schwartz,
'44; Nauman Scott. Law '41. Eighth Row: Edward
Strong. '41; Barry Stubbs, Law '43; Albert Ter-kuhle,
'42; George Tompkins, '42; Gibson Tucker.
'44. Ninth Row: Frank Voelker, Law '43; Bruce
Wallace, Med. '43; McCrary Wheeler, '43; Roger
White, '41; Robert Whlttaker, '44. Not in Panel:
Forbes Bastian, '42; Thomas Collens, '42; Benja-min
Dart, '43; Clarence Eyerich, '44; Henry Ju-monville,
'42; Schaumburg McGhee, '43; William
Menge, '43; Clark Salmon, '44; William Smith,
'43; John H. Tappan, Law '41; Edward Thistle-thwaite,
'44; Gerhard Thomas, '42; Raymond
Walker, '43; William Westerfield, Law '41; James
Wilkinson, Law '42.
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BETA XI CHAPTER
• FRATRES IN FACULTATE: T. Hale
Boggs, Kendall H. Cram, Sumter D. Marks,
Amedee Longer Musson.
• FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE: First Row:
Wayne Anderson, '44; Earl Bartlett, Jr., '44;
Archie Boggs, Law '42: William Bradburn,
Med '42; Jack Bremermann, '44; John
Bryan, Jr., '41. Second Row: Lewell Butler,
'44; Lyie Carrlere, '44; Duralde Claiborne,
Med '41; Don P. Claypool, '41; Robert
Conroy, '44; Azahel Cooper, '44. Third
Row: Robert Cummins, '42; Everett Eaves,
'44; William Eckert, Jr., '41; Gordon Ewin,
'44; James P. Ewin, Jr., '42; Robert Flow-eree,
'42. Fourth Row: Pilcher Gilfoil, '44;
Wolf Helmers, '43; William D. Hudson, II,
'42; Foster Johns, '43; J. Harvey Johnston,
Med '41; James Kostmeyer, '44. Fifth
Row: Herbert Land, '44; Robert M. Lath-rop,
Law '42; John McGee, Law '42; Oscar
McMillan, '44; Allen Martin, '43; Edward
Meadows, '44. Sixth Row: Ralph E. Merri-man,
Jr., '42; Theo Middleton, '42; Max
Morelock, Law '41; Paul Noble, '44
Claude B. Oakland, '41; William O'Hara
'43. Seventh Row: Robert B. Oliver, '43
William Pattan, '44; Nigel Raffertv, '44
W. Ford Reese, '41; James E. Reid, '41
Richard Riley, '44. Eighth Row: Jack Rob-ertson,
'44; St. John Smith, '42; William La-marr
Smith, Med '43; Edwin Stockmeyer,
'43; Deibert Strong, '44; John P. Suther-land,
'44. Ninth Row: Leon Trice, Jr., '42;
Edward Vales, '43; Michael Vales, '42; Par-ham
Werlein, '44; Roy E. White, '42; R.
Milton Williams, '43. Not in Panel: Walter
Brent, '42; Walter Culpepper, Med '41;
Harold Cummins, Jr., '43; Henry Dart, III,
Law '43; Gerald Joseph, Med '41; Walter
J. Jung, Law '43; George F. Kraft, '44;
Rene Le Gardeur, '44; Edward P. Munson,
Law '42; J. Randolph Roane, '43.
BETA T H E U PI
Founded at Miami University in 1839. Established at
Tulane in 1908. 90 Active Chapters. Colors: Pink and
Blue. Flower: Rose.
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Z [ T A BETA T A U
Founded at Jewish Theological Seminary in
1898. Established at Tulane in 1909. 35 Active
Chapters. Colors: Blue and White. Flower:
White Rose.
SIGMA CHAPTER
« FRATRES IN FACULTATE:
Dr. Melvln Steiner.
Dr. H. P. Marx,
o FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE, First Row: Gil-bert
Balkin, Med. '41; James M. Ber, '44; Ger-ald
Berenson, '43; Ted Bloch, '44; Ben Brill, '44;
Isidore Cohn, Jr., '42. Second Row: Lawrence
Cohen, '42; Sam Corenswet, '44; Arthur Davis,
'41; Jules Dreyfuss, '43; Charles Frank, '43;
Richard Garretson, '44. Third Row: Harry Gins-berg,
Med. '41; Joe Goldberg, Jr., '43; Jack
Gordon, '42; hlarry Greenberg, Med. '43; Tim
hleninger, '43; Arthur hierald, Jr., '43. Fourth
Row: Eugene hHesdorffer, '43; Edwin hiiller, '42;
hierbert Hirsch, '44; Jerome Hirsch, Jr., Med.
'43; Joseph R. Hirsch, '44; Irwin Isaacs, '43.
Fifth Row: Bernard Jacobs, '43; Jerome Katz,
Med. '44; Norman Kaufman, '44; Joseph C.
King, '44; Milton Latter, '44; Ralph Levey, '44.
Sixth Row: Arnold Levy, '41; Byron Levy, '41;
David P. Levy, '44; Walter Levy, Jr., '43;
Herman Loeb, '4! ; Harold Marx, Jr., '42. Seventh
Row: Howard Marx, '43; Sackman Marx, '41;
Harvey Mintz, Med. '44; J. William Rosenthal,
'43; Charles Schwartz, Jr., '43; Melvin Schwartz-man,
Law '43; Ralph Schwarz, '44. Eighth Row:
Shephard Shushan, '42; Edward Simon, '43; Wil-liam
Singlust, '44; Bernard Solomon, '44; Harry
Solomon, '43; William Stein, Law '42; Leonard
Stern, '42. Ninth Row: Alvin Strauss, Med. '43;
Howard Strauss, '43; Sam Threefoot, '42; David
Weinstein, Med. '43; Victor Witten, Med. '41;
Henri Wolbrette, '42; Sidney Wright, Law '41.
Not in Panel: David Asher, '41; Milton Holland,
'44; Judah Lober, '44; Melvin Rosenthal, Med.
'43; Joe Rosenweig, '42; Harry Wagenheim,
Med. '43; Julain Weiner, Med. '42.
Hi3&.fBLii#
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DELTA SKMA PH
CHICHAPTER
• FRATRES IN FACULTATE, Richard O. Baumback, Peter Maihies, Forrest E.
Oakes, John Pizzano, Dr. hloward Russel, Dr. E. Garland Walls.
• FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE, First Row: Harrle Backes, Jr., '42; Bennie
Bell, Jr., '43; Nute Blue, Jr., '43; John Boutall, Law '43; Ben Catlin, '44; Charles
Debaillon, Law '43; Max Derbes, Jr., '44; Walter Douglas, Jr., '42. Second
Row: Dennis Downey, '44; Lloyd Eagan, '43; Warren Gadpaille, '44; Steve
Gasparecz, '42; Earl Haas, '41; William Heausler, '44; Vernon Kroll, '43; George
Laborde, Jr., '42. Third Row: John Lachin, '42; P. J. Lauman, Jr., '44; A. Her-bert
Levy, Jr., '42; A. C. Martin, Jr., '4! ; Paul McGill, '42; Ralph Nolan, Jr., '41
;
Warren Nolan, '44. Fourth Row: Herbert O'Donnell, '43; Robert Oster, Law '42;
Roland Pertuit, '4! ; Irwin F. Poche, '44; Phil Ricks, '41 ; Fred Schuber, '43; Charles
Spahr, '44. Not in Panel: Lawrence Chehardy, Law '43; Frederick Heebe, '43;
A. Lane Miller, '43; Charles Mudge, '44; George Prassinos, '44; Terrel Sis-trunk,
'43.
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Founded at College of the City of New York
in 1899. Established at Tulane in 1916. 45
Active Chapters. Colors: Nile Green and
White. Flower: White Carnation.
Founded at Vincennes University in 1897. Estab-lished
at Tulane in 1919. 28 Active Chapters.
Colors: Purple and Silver. Flowers: Lavender Or-chid,
Lilac, and White Rose.
S I c H H p
OMICRON CHAPTER
• FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE:
First Row: Arthur Adolph Calix, '41;
Horace Brownell Chalstrom, '42; Ed-v^
in Danner, '44; Robert John Duffy,
'44. Second Row: Earl Louis For-stall,
'43; Joseph Vincent Sregratti,
Med. '44; Emile Victor Gros, '42;
Floyd hHowell, '42. Third Row:
Charles Victor Hudson, Med. '44;
Alexander Anthony LoCascio, Jr.,
'43; Stephen Anthony Longo, '43;
James Henry Martin, Jr., '42.
Fourth Row: Walter Norman Mc-
Henry, '44; John Francis Meyer, '41;
Jules Gustave Mallere, '42. Fifth
Row: Francis Joseph Ory, '40; Earl
Sherwood Robinson, Jr., '43; Andre
Victor Wogan, '40. Not in Panel:
Riley Brown Fell, '41.
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SIGMA GAMMA CHAPTER
• FRATRES IN FACULTATE: Dr. Don
Julian Graubar+h, Sannuel Lang, Dr. Paul L.
Marks, Dr. Samuel B. Saiewltz, Dr. Herbert
Weinberger.
• FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE: First Row:
hiarvey J. Amsterdam, Med '44; Simon
Caplan, '42; Mervin Cohen, '44; George
Dorfman, Med '44; Isadore Dravin, '42.
Second Row: William Fellman, '44; Warren
Garfunkel, '44; Norton Glueck, '43; Jack
Gold, '43; Arnold Goldschlag, '42. Third
Row: Tommy Grossman, '44; Edward hHal-prin,
'44; Maurice Handelman, '42; Richard
S. hlodes, '44; Albert hlyman, '43. Fourth
Row: Edward Hyman, '44; Allan Koltum,
'43; Melvin Jacobson, '44; Dan Mayer, '44;
Stanley R. Mintz, Med '44. Fifth Row:
Stanford Opotowsky, '43; Bernard K. Op-penheim.
Law '42; Jack Polin, '43; J. Har-vey
Rappeport, '43; Dan Rose, Jr., '44.
Sixth Row: L. B. Rosenzweig, '43; Marvin
Rosman, '43; Irvin Schneider, '42; Albert
Schonbrun, Med '44; Allen Smith, '41.
Seventh Row: Waldorf Steeg, '41; Sol B.
Stern, Med '44; Harold D. Victor, '42; Ger-ald
N. Weiss, '43; Maz P. Zander, '41.
Not in Panel: Barney Blumberg, Med '42;
Arthur E. Dreskin, Med '43; Wlllard Mar-mezat,
Med '44.
n GMH UP HH n u
Founded at College of City of New York in 1909.
Established at Tulane In 1920. 37 Active Chapters.
Colors: Purple and White. Flower: Lily.
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KAPPA I U
SIGMA CHAPTER
Founded at Rochester University in 1911.
Established at Tulane in 1922. 13 Active
Chapters. Colors: Blue and White.
• FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE, First Row: Norman Aronson, 43; Fred Bronfin,
Law, '41; Gene Carp, '42; Emanuel Choper, '42; Norman Dinhofer, '43; Mau-rice
Felix, '42; Morris Gold, '42; Irvin Goldman. '43. Second Row: Arthur Gott-lieb,
'44; Edward Graff, '43; Myron Kass, '42; Lewis Kock, '44; Jack Kushner,
'44; Leonard Leon, '43; Alan Leonard, '42; Arthur Meisel, '43. Third Row: Her-bert
Moskowitz, '44; Stanley Orloff, '44; Gus Pailet, '44; Mark Sackett, '43;
Bernard Salomon, '43; Maurice Singer, '42; Charles Singerman, '44; Irving So-kolsky.
Fourth Row: Sol Stempel, '43; Avron Sweet, '42; Hyman Tolmas, '42;
Oscar Tolmas, Law, '43; Nathan Troum, '42; Martin Turkish, '42; Martin Wat-sky,
'41; Morris Weisler, '44; Jack Zoock, '44. Not in Panel: Wallace Korn, '43;
Irwin Rabenowitz, '42.
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DELTA CHAPTER
• FRATRES IN FACULTATE: Dr.
Rudolph Matas, Dr. Alberto Prieto.
• FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE:
First Row: Aureiio A. Alba, '42; Os-valdo
Gonzalez, Med. '44; Carlos A.
Pinzon, '43. Second Row: Luis Prie-to,
'42; Humberto Quirarte, '42;
Juan Silverlo, '42. Third Row: Fed-erico
Smith, Med. '42; Arturo Ta-pia,
Med. '41; Fidel Tristan, '43.
Not in Panel: Hernando Chirino
Alonso, Med. '43; Iniguez Calixto
Garcia, '41; h^ecto^ Gonzalez, '44;
Rafael Navarro, '42; Jose F. Oiler,
'44; Edgardo Silva, Med. '42; Jorge
Enrique Soto, '43; Manuel Carneado
Thomas, '42; Carlos de la Vega, '41.
PHI I T /\ H L P H H
Founded at L. S. U. In 1904. Established at Tulane
in 1932. 26 Active Chapters. Colors: Blue, Red
and Gold. Flower: Red Carnation.
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Founded at Richmond College in 1901. Estab-lished
at Tulane in 1929. 72 Active Chapters.
Colors: Purple and Red. Flowers: American Beauty
Rose and Violet.
SIGMA PHI EPSILO^
LOUISIANA ALPHA
• FRATRES IN FACULTATE: J.
J. Chalmers Herman, James J. Morri-son.
• FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE:
First Row: Everett Arnoult, '41 ; Mal-colm
Arnoult, '43. Second Row:
Francis R. Barnard, '42; Henry Cook, |
i
I
'43. Third Row: Paul M. Koren, '43;
|
I
Lee P. Lottlnger, Jr., '41; Curtiss
i
!
Schroeder, '42. Not in Panel: James !
'i
Coleman, '44; Jimmy Connell, '44; 'i
:i
Charles Fischer, '43; Paul K. Malone, 1
j
Jr., 43; George Schroeder, '44. J
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ALPHA CHAPTER
• FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE:
First Row: Thomas Gus Baffes, '43;
Stanford Dawson Bevis, '43; Thomas
Stuart Bloodworth, '42; William B.
Brown, '43. Second Row: Sidney
Dudley Bullard, '43; C. A. Burleson,
Jr., '43; Henry C. Daubert, Jr., '43;
Lloyd Charles Eyrich, '43. Third
Row: Walter L. Frazer, '41; James
Lamantia, '43; John J. Lewis, '42.
Fourth Row: Millard E. Matthew,
'44; James W. Nelson, '43; Lester
Reed, '44. Fifth Row: Donald A.
Ringe, '43; Mario E. Smith, '43;
Walter C. Thompson, Law '43. Not
in Panel: Andrew G. Bucaro, '43;
Lucas A. Dileo, '44; Theodore W.
Thompson, Law '43; George E.
Welch, '43; Jules F. Zatarain, '43.
ALPHA PI ALPHA
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Founded at Tulane, 1940. Established at Tulane,
1940. One Active Chapter. Colors: Sold and
White. Flower: Shasta Daisy.
SORORf TfES
lEWCOHB PAI-HELLE^IC
• Chairman Louise Taylor
• Alpha Delta Pi: Nadlne Robbert, Louise Stollenwerck. Alpha Ep-silon
Phi: Sara Ann Bloch, Bertha Paglin. Alpha Omicron Pi: Virginia
Brownson, Edith Smith. Beta Phi Alpha: Beryl Roy, Rosalie Vaccaro.
Beta Sigma Omicron: Jeanne Finke, Janet Schneider. Chi Omega:
Elsa hloehn, Sara Virginia Jones. Kappa Alpha Theta: Mary Ger-trude
Berthier, Anne Wyly. Kappa Kappa Gamma: Eleanor Dixon,
Peggy Fenno. Phi Mu: Renee Miester, Phyllis Watson. Phi Sigma
Sigma: Sara hHeim, Leah Levy. Pi Beta Phi: Elaine Leverich, Pat
Stites. Zeta Tau Alpha: Louise Trimble, Margaret Ann Williams.
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First Row: M. Berthier, S. Bioch, V. Brownson, E. Dixon,
P. Fenno, J. Finke, S. Heim. Second Row: E. Hoehn,
S. Jones, E. Leverich, L. Levy, R. Miester. N. Robbert,
B. Roy. Third Row: J. Schneider, E. Smith, P. Stites,
L. Stollenwerck, L. Trimble, P. Watson, M. Williams.
Founded at Monmouth College in 1867.
Established at Tulane in 1891. 83 Active
Chapters. Colors: Wine and Silver Blue.
Flower. Wine Carnation.
PI BETH PHI
LOUISIANA ALPHA
• SOROR IN FACULTATE: Alice La-bouisse.
• SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE, First
Row: Mary Alpaugh, '42; Loraine Bernard,
'44; Titine Clark, '44; Jane Cleveland, '44;
Sue Cleveland, '42. Second Row: Jane
Dart, '43; Elaine Dicks, '44; Cleste Doug-las,
'42; Eva Douglas, '43; Eleanor English,
'43. Third Row: Corinne Eshlennan, '42;
Frances Griffin, '41; Mary hiackett, '42;
Patricia hienderson, '44; Mary Hercus, '44.
Fourth Row: Brucie Jones, '43; Sarah C.
Jones, '43; Virginia Kyle, '42; Jacqueline
Labry, '44; Katherine LeBlanc, '44. Fifth
Row: Mary Leggett, '44; Elaine Leverlch,
'42; Barbara McMillan, '44; Carolyn Mar-shall,
'44; Mary Mehaffev, '42. Sixth Row:
Betty Monrose, '43; Mildred Mort, '43;
Sally Gray Parker, '44; Marlon Plauche,
'44; Courtney Proffitt, '44. Seventh Row:
Betty Shelton, '43; Mary Snyder, '44; Pat
Stites, '42; Routh Trowbridge, '43; Shelby
Werlein, '43. Not in Panel: hielen Bald-win,
'43; Estelle Cable, '43; Cynthia Lan-dry,
'43; Eleanor Logan, '43; Katharine
Moore, '43; Adelaide Rickert, '41; Peggy
Rickert, '42; Betty Shober, '42.
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PI CHAPTER
• SORORES IN FACULTATE, Mrs.
Dagmar Le Breton, Miss Anna E.
Many, Miss Gladys Anne Renshaw.
• SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE,
First Row: Doris Biliingsley, '44; Joel
Bond, '44; Virginia Brownson, '42;
Emay Buchanan, '44; Barbara Cannp-bell,
'41. Second Row: Ailleen Cas-segrain,
'44; Sylvia Charbonnet, '44;
Katherine Duncan, '42; Dorothy
Ecuyer, '43; Innes Ellis, '44. Third
Row: hielen Ferrandou, '41; Carolyn
Foilett, '44; Solidell Fortier, '43; Leia
Mae Fournet, '44; Jane Gallaher,
'42. Fourth Row: Marjorie Glenn,
'41; Katherine Gould, '44; Marye
Hodge, '43; Betty Lemarie, '43;
Emilie Locascio, '43. Fifth Row:
Moonyeen Marion, '43; Ardath Mar-kel,
'41; Gayle Marschall, '42; Helen
Mae Marschall, '43; Martha Meteer,
'44. Sixth Row: Marie Louise Nich-ols,
'43; Calista Rault, '44; Patricia
Robertson, '41; Rose Marie Robin,
'44; Muriel Roshko, '43. Seventh
Row: Elizabeth Sandoz, '41; Jane
Sandoz, '42; Alice Schoenhardt, '42;
Edith Smith, '42; Mary Elizabeth
Sweatt, '44; Dorothy Turnbull, '43.
Not in Panel: Mary Archer, '42; June
Carpenter, '42; Constance Key, '44;
Dorothy St. Raymond, '44.
UPH/\ OMICHO^ P
Founded at Barnard College, Columbia University
in 1897. Established at Tulane in 1898. 51 Active
Chapters. Color: Cardinal. Flower: Jacqueminot
Rose.
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C H E G H
RHO CHAPTER
Founded at The University of Arkansas in
1895. Established at Tulane in 1900. 95 Ac-tive
Chapters. Colors: Cardinal and Straw.
Flov/er: White Carnation.
• SORORES IN FACULTATE Clara Landry, Bertha Latean.
• SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE, First Row: Theresa Anderson, '41; Mary Lloyd
Andrews, '42; Kathryn Balmer, '43; Frances Cash, '43; Helen Charbonnet, '42;
Harriet Clough, '44; Henrietta Colley, '41 ; Carter Ernst, '44; Ann Friedrichs, '43.
Second Row: Jane Friedrichs, '44; Eleanor Gates, '44; Betty Geary, '44; Carolyn
Graham, '44; Elsa Hoehn, '42; Marion Hopkins, '44; Linda Hudson, '43; Sara
Virginia Jones, '42; Jane Jordan, '42. Third Row: Nita Kidd, '43; Alice Kina-brew,
'42; Rose Lapeyre, '42; Annette Livingston, '44; Elizabeth Ann McGehee,
'44; Mary Herron Mitchell, '44; Betty Gray Nerval, '44; Betty Pope, '44; Sarah
Pride, '44; Connie Rosamond, '43. Fourth Row: Julie Saunders, '43; Katherine
Saunders, '44; Ann See, '44; Mildred Ann Simmons, '43; Collen Spiller, '43; Betty
Stevens, '44; Patricia Sutherland, '42; Norinne Vincent, '43; Cato Whelchel, '44;
Patricia Woodward, '44. Not in Panel: Mary Jane Callahan, '41; Miller Owen,
'43; Sybil Stevens, '42.
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BETA OMICRON CHAPTER
• SORORES IN FACULTATE, Alice Par-kerson,
Betty Raymond, Dorothy Seago,
Florence Smith.
• SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE, First
Row: Betty Bethea, '41; Grace Chavanne,
'44; Helen Clayton, '43; Sara Lee Creek-more,
'43; Mary Cutting, '44. Second
Row: Eleanor Dixon, '41; Marion Dureau,
'44; Yvonne Dureau, '44; Betty Durland,
'44; Caroline Dykes, '43. Third Row:
Lydia Eaves, '44; Peggy Fenno, '42; Dixie
Friedericks, '44; Alma Hammitt, '44; Kitty
Harris, '41. Fourth Row: Mimi Elizabeth
Harry, '41; Algie Hill, '41; Betty Hill, '44;
Gloria Hill, '43; Charlotte Hillyer, '44.
Fifth Row: Betty Hochenedel, '41; Maybel
Hochenedel, '44; Sally Holbrook, '44; Janet
Jones, '44; Harriet Line, '43. Sixth Row:
Evelyn Lowe, '41; Virginia Porter, '44; Elsa
Schwartz, '43; Nathalie Scott, '44. Seventh
Row: Evelyn Senter, '43; Mary Sinclair, '41;
Dona Thistlethwalte, '41; Jean Walker, '42.
Eighth Row: Corinne Waterman, '42;
Frances Watson, '41; Elinor Welsh, '41;
Lois Jean Young, '44. Not in Panel:
Frances Blackmer, '44; Catherine Clark,
'42; Mercedes Harris, '42; Harriet Kost-mayer,
'42; Martha Jane Porter, '41; Bald-win
Smith, '41
.
KAPPA KAPPA GAMHA
Founded at Monmouth College in 1870. Established
at Tulane in 1904. 73 Active Chapters. Colors:
Dark Blue and Light Blue. Flower: Fleur-de-lis.
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Founded at Georgia Wesleyan College in 1852.
Established at Tulane in 1906. 62 Active Chapters.
Colors: Rose and White. Flower: Enchantress Car-nation.
P H I
DELTA CHAPTER
• SORORES IN FACULTATE. Eu-nice
Bassich, Ruth Dickey, Kathryn
Hanley, Laura Bodie Jones, Dorothy
Nungesser, Jean Till
• SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE,
First Row: Betty Jane Alexander, '44;
Ella Jane Blake, '44; Martha Brad-ford,
'43; Mary Cahal, '42; Elsa Ca-po,
Law, '42. Second Row: Dorothy
Cooley, '41; Leta Covington, '43;
Joyce Cunningham, '44; Alice Daly,
'44; Kathryn Edwards, '42. Third
Row: Suzanne Faust, '43; Grace
Gallagher, '44; Constance Granger,
'44; Violet Gremar, '42; Doris Gros,
'44. Fourth Row: Jane hHarris, '44;
Barbara Harrison, '41; Elizabeth
Hightower, '44; Lucinda hiill, '44;
Jane Hinds, '41. Fifth Row: Kate
Hodge, '41; Dorothy Hyatt, '44;
Mary Catherine Kelly, '42; Leila Le-vine,
'41; Muriel Lyons, '42. Sixth
Row: Jane McNiven, '43; Ina Claire
Madden, '44; Renee Miester, '41;
Kay Stewart, '43; Mary Sue Strahan,
'42. Seventh Row: Marie Louise
Wakeman, '42; Phyllis Watson, '43;
Margaret Lee Wendt, '41; Shirley
Wiederecht, '44; Grace Yeager, '43.
Not in Panel: Lucille Faust, '44.
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EPSILON CHAPTER
• SOROR IN FACULTATE: Mrs. Char-lotte
Boatner.
• SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE, First
Row: Carolyn Albrecht, '42; Ruth Al-brecht,
'42; Jean Bonner, '43; Betty Burns,
'44; Frances Connely, '43. Second Row
Marie Louise Denny, '43; Nyada Due, '44
Frances Galloway, '43; Erwin Gant, '42
Gloria Gaunt, '43. Third Row: Sarah Gil-lespie,
'41; Peggy Gray, '44; Carolyn Grif-fith,
'41; Nellie Mae Gunn, '42; Elvia Ham-ilton,
'43. Fourth Row: Dorothy Killeen,
Marjorie Killeen, '43; Elmire LeBlanc, '44;
Mary Ester McGlathery, '44; Marie Mar-quer,
'43. Fifth Row: Joy Mayer, '44;
Rose Mary Mayes, '43; Mildred Murray,
'42; Frances Oden, '44. Sixth Row: Lillian
Palmer, '42; Robertine Rhymes, Law '42;
Carolyn Robbert, '42; Nadine Robbert,
'41. Seventh Row: Mary Shepherd, '43;
Marion Starts, '42; Louise Stollenwerck,
'41; Dora Thatcher, '41. Eighth Row: Ann
Wallis, '42; Betty Watters, '44; Lucy
White, '43; Yvonne Woodward, '42. Not
in Panel: Marjorie Kister, Med. '44.
U P H A DELTA PI
Founded at Wesleyan College in 1851.
Established at Tulane in 1906. 60 Active
Chapters. Colors: Blue and White. Flow-er:
Violet.
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KAPPA ALPHA THETA
Founded at DePauw University in 1870. Estab-lished
at Tulane in 1914. 65 Active Chapters.
Colors: Black and Gold. Flower: Pansy.
ALPHA PHI CHAPTER
• SORORES IN FACULTATE: Mildred Chris-tian,
Adele M. Drouet, Dixie Tharp Mayer.
e SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE, First Row:
Charlotte Ashley, '44; Jean Bailey, '45: Wilma
Baker, '43; Grace Beatrous, '42; Florence Ben-son,
'42. Second Row: Mary Berthier, '42: Mar-tha
Jean Bolding, '42; hHelen Bres, '41; Gwen-dolyn
Buhler, '42; Alice Carter, '41. Third Row:
Anne Crane, '45; Alice Dax'ries, '42; Shirley
Duniap, '44; Carol Fraser, '44; LaReine Glad-den,
'42. Fourth Row: Betty Grant, '44; Susan
Greer, '42; Mary Branch Haney, '44; Anne Har-per,
'41; Martha hHarper, '41. Fifth Row: Vir-ginia
FHedges, '44; Isabell Holland, '43; Polly
Huddleston, '43; Margaret Joachim, '43; Mar-jorie
Lewis, '43. Sixth Row: Barbara Martin, '43;
Shirley Martin, '42; Aleene Mueller, '45; Rose-mary
Muller, '44. Seventh Row: Barbara Jane
Peck, '43; Eleonora Perrilliat, '44; Esther Renaud,
'42; Martine Roberts, '42. Eighth Row: Kathryn
Simmons, '44; Betty Strachan, '42; Jean Terzia,
'42; Mary Lucille Ward, '43. Not in Panel: Polly
Hoffman, '42.
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EPSILON CHAPTER
• SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE, First Row: Julie Ann Benjamin, '43; Sara Ann
Bloch, '41; Marjorie Sybil Cohn, '44; Cecile Dresner, '41; Jean Dresner, '44;
Carol Dreyfus, '44; Jean Elbe, '44; Elaine Feld, '44; Suzanne Feld, '44. Second
Row: Joan Felzenthal, '44; Betty Jane Fleischer, '43; Janice Ginsberg, '42; Gail
Hausman, '42; Julia Herzfeld, '43; Dorothy h^iller, '42; Jean Hirsh, '44; Audrey
Leiberman, '44; Frances Levy, '44. Third Row: Jeanet Levy, '44; Mathilde Levy,
'44; Blanche Lischkoff, '42; Caroline Loeb, '43; Fleurette Lurie, '42; Emily Mor-genstern,
'43; Beatrice Nickols, '43; Bertha Paglin, '42; Anne Rubel, '43. Fourth
Row: Margaret Saal, '43; Nathalie Sebulsky, '43; Jane Seidenbach, '43; Peggy
Anne Sporburg, '44; Evalyn Stolaroff, '43; Mathilde Weil, '42; Sylvia Weil, '43;
Rita Worms, '43; Lorraine Wormser, '42. Not in Panel: Bertha Omega Boden-helmer,
'43; Henriette Cohn, '41; Marlon Grossman, '43; Anne Helburn, '44;
Janice Levy, '43; Hannah Betty Prins, '42; Jane Sherman, '42; Margaret Solo-man,
'42; Jeanet Steckler, '42.
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Founded at Barnard College in 1902. Estab-lished
at Tulane in 1916. 26 Active Chap-ters.
Colors: Green and White. Flower: Lily-of-
the-Vailey.
Founded af Virginia State Normal in 1898. Estab-lished
at Tulane in 1927. 79 Active Chapters. Col-ors:
Turquoise Blue and Steel Gray. Flower: White
Violet.
l[]\ TAU ALPHA
BETA KAPPA CHAPTER
• SOROR IN FACULTATE: Rose
Mooney.
e SORCRES IN UNIVERSITATE:
First Row: Ruth Barrow, '44; Frances
Brooks, '41; Doris Bryan, '43; Sara
Cobb, '41. Second Row: Ethelyn
Cousin, '42; Marguerite Cousin, '44;
Phyllis Derbes, '41; Jean hJeyward,
42. Third Row: Anne Keeney, '43;
Eunice Lanphere, '42; Patricia Mc-
Cord, '44; Jane Mclni-osh, '42.
Fourth Row: Colinda McKenzie, '43;
Mabel McMurray, '44; Elizabeth
Mills, '44; Shirley Pic, '44. Fifth Row:
Marjory Rotharmel, '44; Elizabeth
Schmidt, '43; Nola Mae Schmitt,
'44; Joy Steckler, '44. Sixth Row:
Shirley Strauven, '43; Betty Tanen-baum,
'41; Louise Trimble, '42; Shir-ley
Van Lue, '42; Margaret Ann Wil-liams,
'43. Not in Panel: Cora Cou-sin,
'43; Evelyn Smith, '43.
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TAU CHAPTER
• SOROR IN FACULTATE: Mrs.
Rose B. St. Martin.
• SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE:
First Row: Eunice Jane Alwes, '43;
Betty Bernice Beyer, '42; June Bey-er,
'44; Janet M. Bierhorst, '44. Sec-ond
Row: Estelle Brunila, '42; Marie
Louise Cuquet, '43; June Elliot, '43;
Ethelyn Everett, '41. Third Row:
Betty Finnigan, '44; Jane Kaufer,
'44; Jeanne Klepinger, '43; Marion
Lloyd, '44. Fourth Row: Carolyn
Alice Long, '41; Nettye Menendez,
'44; Elizabeth Meyers, '41; Claire
Reynaud, '43. Fifth Row: Kathlyn
Roome, Law '42; Beryl Roy, '41;
Betty Schattenberg, '44; Marjorie
Maltry Schweickhart, '4! . Sixth Row:
Rosalie Vaccaro, '42; Lucille Vonder
Harr, '44; Miriam Wild, '42. Not in
Panel: Helen Eble, '44; Muriel Smith,
'44.
BETA PHI ALPHA
Founded at University of California in 1909. Es-tablished
at Tulane In 1928. 17 Active Chapters.
Colors: Kelly Green and Gold. Flower: Yellow Tea
Rose.
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BETA SICMA OIIICRO^
Founded at the University of Missouri in
1888. Established at Tulane in 1929. 25 Ac-tive
Chapters. Colors: Ruby and Pink. Flow-ers:
Richmond and Killarney Roses.
ALPHA SIGMA CHAPTER
• SORORES IN FACULTATE . . Barbara Jean Griffith, Edna LaNasa Hebert.
• SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE, First Row: Yvonne Anderson, '43; Hope Che-ney,
'44; hHelen Duvic, '43; Dorothy Dyke, '43; Jeanne Finke, '41; Audrey Flautt,
'43; Dorothy Follett, '44; Mary Ann Follett, '43. Second Row: Shirley Garrot, '42;
Mary Clare Hogg, '41; Carleen Hutson, '44; Mary Jane Hutson, '41; Dorothy
LeBreton, '43; Jerry Liddell, '44; Shirley Liddell, '44; Jennie Mayer, '42. Third
Row: Grace Murphy, '44; Morris Mary Murphy, '44; Hazel Oliver, '44; Marion
Peytral, '42; Louise Ramoneda, '43; Anna Marie Roy, '43; Althea Sampson, '44.
Fourth Row: Etielyn Schmidt, '44; Dorothy Schneider, '44; Janet Schneider, '42;
Dorothy Schreiber, '43; Katherine Verlander, '44; Mary Margaret Verlander,
'42; Alma Young, '43.
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PSI CHAPTER PHI SKMA SK^A
• SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE:
First Row: Adeline Aronson, '42;
Ruth Feldman, '42; Ruth Goldman,
'43. Second Row: Ruth Sottesnnan,
'44; Sara Helm, '42; Dorothy Levin,
'44. Third Row: Elaine Levy, '43;
Leah Isoline Levy, '41; Vera Levy,
'44. Fourth Row: Bessie Pailet, '44;
Ruth Rosen, '44; Jeannette Silber-berg,
'42; Dorothy Tolmas, '43.
Founded at Hunter College in 1913. Established
at Tulane in 1934. 19 Active Chapters. Colors:
King Blue and Sold. Flower: American Beauty
Rose.
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Editor, Bill lives in Corpus Chris ti Texas, and is
a Pi K. A. One of his many sidelines is Theatre pro-ductions.
CAMPUS
JOSEPH A. POLACK—Joe is president of the Senior Class
of Engineering and Tau Beta Pi. He takes part in the many
activities and is an ODK.
JOSEPH McCARRON, JR.—President of the College
of Engineering and a member of A. I. Ch. E. and
E. T. A.
GRAHAM BONNfcLL— Honor student. Beta Gamma Sig-ma,
and Omicron Delta Kappa. Graham is president
of the College of Commerce and a member of Kappa
Sigma.
PERSONALITIES
W, SAMUEL WILLIAMS—Sam hails from Mexico and is presi-dent
of the Medical Student Body. He is a member of Kappa
Sigma and Phi Chi.
CARL F. DAILEY—Besides being a football letterman
for three years, Carl is president of the Law School
Student Body. He Is also a member of the Moot
Court Board and Omicron Delta Kappa.
SNAPSHOTS
1. Pi K. A. Dream Girl—Helen Ferrandou.
2. Ping-pong at the Delt House.
3. Phi Delta Theta Formal.
4. Second home of every fraternity.
5. Deke bridge foursome.
6. Spring tea dance with the Phis.
7. The K. A. boys have a session.
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8. The Phis play pool.
9. Pi K. A. actives win out—in the end?
10. Another one of those very popular tea
dances.
11. The K. A. Theatre Guild.
12. Waiting their cues in the green room.
13. The Kappa Sigs go for an airy ride.
14. Lunching with the Betas.
1. Homecoming Court.
2. The Wave holds its own.
3. Entries for Homecoming Court.
4. Dedication of the Student Center.
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5. Homecoming Queen Elsa Hoehn receives her crown.
6. The Kappa Sigs winning Homecoming decoration.
7. Senior Lawyers invade the brewery.
8. White Elephants show their stuff.
1. The Wave arrives at Tuscaloosa.
2. Wave fans leaving for Alabama.
3. Alabanna cheerleader-moral and other
support.
4. Pi K. A. coach to L S. U.
5. Some stuff!
6. Roll out the barrel.
7. A shark at work.
8. Winsome wenches will to wander.
9. Well, whose date is she, anyhow?
10. Topper -j-akes a try.
I I. Man or mouse?
12. "Kiss me again, I'm sfill conscious."
13. Troup Tulane and Troup L. S. U. of the
Boy Scouts have a district rally.
14. It's a long walk home.
1. Social Club Prexy Bonnell. 2. African dom-inoes
at the Social Club. 3. Tea time at Tu-lane.
"Watcha know, Joe?" 4. Is there a
snake-bite in the crowd. 5 ^
6. Middles board ship for adventure. 7. Pass-ing
the time on a football trip. 8, "Money-bags"
Frost. 9. Theatre war-paint. 10. Stu-dent
Center iuke box. li. Time out at a
brawl. 12. Looks like a snake under that lily.
13. Sophie stages a style show. 14. They call
it "mess." What, the whole unit? 15. Frosh
cheerleader in action. 16. Zebe homecoming
decoration. 17. Sitting pretty! 18. The lad
with the ears is Zeke. 19. Big-shots (?) all.
20. Gleeing for old Tulane. 21. Newcomb
square dance. 22. Edith and Charlie swing
out. 23. Boy Scout lectures to Cubs. 24. A
babee and her bottle. 25. Our contention
proved: Newcombltes are all wet. 26. The
Navy goes to sea. 27. Not Gibson Hall, dog-gone
It! 28. Faculty entertainment for the
freshmen. 29. Another brawl what was. 30.
Ditto—only more drunk. 31. Pledge meeting.
32. Tea Room tea sippers. 33. En guard!
34. Wednesday afternoon Glee Club. 35.
Tuesday afternoon Glee Club. 36. Freshman
Night Dance. 37. The Wolf Is wolfing again.
38. Wenzel uses his line experience. 39. As-sets.
40. Intramural pool sharks. 41. Another
Formal by the Phi DelH.
I. A big locomotive. 2. Three rings for three belles. 3. Ymmmm, ymmmm!
4. The Phi Delts celebrate. 5. A trucfeload of meat—all bad. 6. And Reese
gets oriented. 7. Newcomb gals act their age. 8. The Blackout Club 9.
Freshmen, like girls, admire this stuff. 10. New service organization. I I- '"e
Navy puts out to sea. 12. Kangaroo Court. 13. Freshman Night Dance.
14. Scholars of the modern dance. 15. Connie and Cato plan a good line.
16 Tea dance in the Spring. 17. Connie LOOKS serious. 18. A. O Pi
Quintet a.nd you know who. 19. Ellis and Berry forget their cares. 20. Bill
struts. 21. More publicity for the Boy Scouts. 22. Brawl—in cos-tume.
23. Cheerleaders pose at Alabama. 24. Reese has a ren-dezvous
25. Sophomores show some Freshmen around the cam-pus.
26. Commerce Cutie in the workroom. 27. The Homecommg
Queen reigns at her dance. 28. Learning to dance. 29. Getting
up spirit for the big game. 30. Between-class refreshments. 31.
The Band finishes between-half antics. 32. Waiting to have Jamb
pictures taken. 33. Color Guard. 34. A touchdown . . . 35. De-serves
a yell ... 36. And smiling approval. 37. The Wave holds its
own 38. First down for Tulane. 39. Time-out between plays. 40. The
Greenies complete a pass. 41. A smile for her date. 42^ Newcomb
Baby Party. 43. The first sopranos do their stuff. 44. Yell squad. 45. Book-store
Cowboys. 46. Tea Room bridge, a system in itself. 47. Homecommg
Court 48. Alabama cheerleaders are really good. 49. A barrier between
Ken and his wife. 50. Another Tea Room foursome. 51. When Tulane enter-tained
the Student and Publications Convention.
I. "Weelle" Westerfleld. 2. Three lawyers starting off in the
morning. 3. Wilbur looks bad. 4. Must have been a tojugh
night. 5. They sure loolc sober to me. 6. Rosie and the "Legal
Eagle." 7. "Pedie" and the Deacon guzzling at the brewery.
8. Rosie and Reese also went to the brewery. 9. No caption
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by request of Miller. 10. Reese, again. II. Kossum, what's that
you got? 12. Daily and the Dean at the Barristers Brawl. 13.
Reese, who's that with you? 14. What are you trying to do
hide behind the bottles? 15. Put on your clothes, Jones. 16.
We had to cul^ the rest of this one off. 17. Becker, the Checker,
doing her dance. 18. Pull your dress down, Gus. 19. The Fac-ulty
also had a good time. 20. Checker embracing one Mr.
Coon, now deceased. 21. Verbon Gay's dismal dlllies. 22. May
Day at Newcomb. 23. The song-birds of Newcomb. 24. Do you
know who they are? We don't. 25. Quick, Watson, the needle.
26. Cotton Ball capers. 27. A thrust and a parry. 28. Tug-o'-
war. 29. Wait enjoys himself. 30. Tea Room date. 31. Another
costume party that was missed this year. 32. Bonnell and clari-net
do "Custer's Last Stand." 33. Intermission crowd at the bar.
34. Orientation. 35. Practicing for the Christmas Concert. 36.
Intramural ping-pong eliminations. 37. Spring Tea Dancin' at
the Phi Delt House.
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ATHLETICS
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ROMAN BENTZ
LEONARD BERTOLINO
JOSEPH BISTOWISH
ERNEST BLANDIN
ALBERT BODNEY
FRED BREKKE
WILLIAM BRINKMAN
NORMAN BURWICK
FRED CASSIBRY
GUY CHENG
GEORGE CLAY
CARL DAILEY
JACK DARAY, JR.
HARRY DEAS
EMANUEL DE FRAITES
CHARLES DUFOUR
ROBERT ELY
GORDON ENGLISH
ROSS EUSTIS
CHARLES FARRELL
EDWARD P. FINLEY
AUGUST F. FISCHER
HENRY FLOWER
JULIAN FRERET
WALTER FRIDAY
MAURICE GELDERT
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ROBERT GLASS
THOMAS GLASS
FRED GLODEN
CLARENCE GOLOMB
CLAUDE GROVES
ROBERT CRUSH
HARRY HAYS
WILLIAM HORNICK
MOREAU J. JUMONVILLE
M. J. B. KAHOA
JOSEPH KIRBY
WILLIAM H. KUNTZ
GEORGE LOPEZ
HARLEY McCOLLUM
WALTER McDonald
JOHN McGEE
PETER MANDICH
JOSEPH MONGOGNA. JR.
HAROLD MULLIN
A. L. MUSSON
WILLIAM NICHOLS
STANLEY NYHAN
WILLIAM J. O'HARA. JR.
DON OVERDYKE
JOHN OWENS
ROLAND PERTUIT
HOMER RANKIN
KERMIT RHEA
JOHN SIMS
ST. JOHN SMITH
LEONARD STERN
ALVIN STRAUSS
JAMES THIBAUT
LOUIS THOMAS
P. K. THOMAS
JACK TITTLE
ISRAEL TRESTMAN
SAM TRUFANT
DAVID WEINSTEIN
RALPH WENZEL
WILLIAM WESTERFIELD, JR.
HENRI WOLBREHE
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Tulane Sports
The athletics for the 1940-1941 season has proved
to be a year of training for a large number of new
men, and although the year as a whole was not suc-cessful,
the Wave now has excellent and experienced
material in every field of sports.
In football the Greenies had been played up as
one of the strongest teams in the nation. But this
pre-season dope did not figure on the loss of much-needed
line strength by way of injuries. The Wave
ended its season by winning five and losing the same
number.
The Wave basketball squad showed much improve-ment
over past years, and finished the season with
eight wins to five defeats. Not one of the losses
was bad and the fans saw the highest brand of ball.
HORACE C. RENEGAR
Publicity Director of Attiletics
The track team was again led by Millard White and
with the added help of Vosburg, Golomb, and McGee
the team placed seventh in the Conference.
The tennis squad netted three wins, a tie and five
losses with their sophomore racquetteers, and came
out third in the Conference with seven points.
The baseball nine lost almost all their games but
turned in some enjoyable performances against
Northwestern and L. S. U.
Tries by the golf team proved to be consistently
unsuccessful and the Wave lost every match.
Intramural activity was extended to the quieter
games as well as the vigorous forms of recreation,
and the Intramural Council has tremendously pop-ularized
this field.
The Coaching
Staff
CHARLES RUCKER
Freshman Coach
LOWELL P. "RED" DAWSON
Head Coach
BILL BEVAN
Line Coach
GLENN SEIDEL
Backfield Coach
"BIG MONK" SIMONS
Trainer
PETE MAILHES
Assistant Coach
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SCHEDULE
7; Boston College
14; Auburn . . .
7; Fordham . .
15: Rice ....
14; North Carolina
13; Clemson . .
6; Alabama . .
2 1 ; Georgia . . .
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Fullback
THE SEASONSBECrNS
BOSTON COLLEGE
The Green Wave started out on the 1940 season by losing to a vastly superior Bos-ton
College team to the tune of 27-7. The Greenies, sorely nnisslnq the services of
Co-Captain Tommy O'Boyle, were no match for the Eagles who had one game be-hind
them. Outstanding features of the game for the Tulane fans were the determmed
fight that the Wave put up even to the last minute, and the play of Charley Dufour
and Bubber Ely. Dufour, junior tackle, played a veteran's game, and Ely, sophomore
left half, was a shining light and he went over from the seven-yard line for the Wave's
lone marker. Defraltes In the line and Cassibry at right half also showed promise for
the coming games.
The game was a heart-breaker for all Wave followers because at that time no one
realized the Eagles' true power, and all had hopes of another undefeated season for
the Greenies as a result of pre-season build-ups. No one knew at that time that there
was more disaster to follow as a result of fate and Injuries.
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Harry Hays makes a wide end sweep against Auburn
Through the air for a touchdown—for Aubu
AUBURN
Another off-shore breeze blew the Wave out to sea, and the
Plainsmen from Auburn went by with a 20-14 victory. Highlight
of the game for Auburn supporters was Chalkey, Plainsman tackle,
stealing the ball from f^arry hiays on an attempted pass, and then
racing down field for a score. Bright spots for the Wave were
Ely and Dufour again, and Thibaut, powerful fullback who with
Ely sparked the Wave to a sixty-nine-yard touchdown march.
The Plainsmen, sparked by Deal, Cheatham, and "Dynamite"
Dick McGowen, played heads-up ball all the way and capitalized
on every break. The Wave got behind 13-0 in the second quar-ter,
and only by grim determination fought their way up to 14
points. Their fight in the face of overwhelming odds was still
the most heartening feature.
FORDHAM
This game explosed completely the theory that lightning strikes
only once, and proved that bad luck never comes once but three
times. The Greenies traveled all the way to New York to take
a 20-7 drubbing by Fordham's Rams. The game was marred by
rough play and poor officiating, but the ultimate result of this
was another determined fight by the Greenies in the second half
in an attempt to overcome these handicaps. The Wave fought
to the bitter end with "Lighthorse" hiarry hiays hitting his old
TWO MORE
DtrtATS
Thibaut pushes over against Rice
ALBERT BODNEY, End FRED BREKKE, Tackle
TOMMY O'BOYLE
Co-Captain
WILLIAM BRINKMAN, End NORMAN BURWICK, Guard
THE WAVE
RICE
Tulane, 15; Rice, 6. The Wave surged back after three successive
losses to trim the high-flying and favored Owls in a spectacular
game. Led by Harry Hays and Jimmy Thibaut, the Greenies quickly
recovered from the six-point lead that Rice took early in the game,
and went on to victory. The Owls, off their week-old victory over
L. S. U., were favored to hand the Greenies another drubbing, but
the highly touted Weems and Keel never got rolling. Hays was
truly in his stride, and Thibaut began to show the form that caused
fans to call him the greatest fullback in Dixie. Lou Thomas made
his bid as a rival to Ely for sophomore star, and the dependable Al
Bodney, along with Blandin, Dufour, Mandich, and Flower, stood out
in the line.
NORTH CAROLINA
Did someone mention thrills? This game was really packed with
them. The Greenies finaly came through in the last minute for a
14-13 victory, but It was close! Jim Leianne played his last game
against the Wave in his true form—he was a deadly threat all
afternoon with his precision passes. The game see-sawed back and
forth with first the Wave leading, and then the Tar Heels. Tulane's
first score came when Bubber Ely returned a punt to the Carolina
15-yard stripe. Then successive plays by Gloden and Bob Glass
with Bob fumbling the ball over the goal line from the five and
Grush recovering netted six points. Glass converted. Leianne got
hot and on successive passes to Severin and Dunkle put the Tar
Heels back in the running with six points. He refused to let things
idle, and soon afterwards scored himself on a four-yard run. The
Greenies pulled the game out of the fire when, in the closing min-utes,
Tom Glass and Fred Brekke blocked a punt that Al Bodney
recovered for another score. Jimmy Thibaut came through with the
winning point.
FRED CASSIBRY, Halfback EMANUEL DeFRAITES, End
CHARLES DUFOUR, Tackle JAMES ELY, Halfback
GORDON ENGLISH, End HENRY FLOWER, Center
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BOB GLASS, Halfback TOM GLASS, Quarterback
CLEMSON
The Wave turned on old-time power to crush Clemson's Tigers
13-0. This battle was featured by Lou Thomas' 4! -yard run from
scrimmage, and by the outstanding play of Al Bodney and Fred
Gloden. The Tigers had high hopes of avenging last year's 7-6
defeat, and of running their streak to fourteen wins, but the Wave
dashed these hopes far up on the island of despair. Fans were
thrilled by the vast improvement in play and in spirit, and looked
forward hopefully to 'Bama next week.
ALABAMA
That Birmingham jinx will have to rest for two more years. The
Greenies seem to have a strange feeling every time they get near
Legion Field, so 'Bama licked the Wave 13-6. This was the most
colossal series of bad breaks the Wave had encountered in the entire
season thus far. Before they could become acclimated, the Tide had
scored not once, but twice. Breaking all tradition, the
Wave scored on a pass after the ball had been worked
closer and closer to the goal line by alternate running
and passing plays. Even the Tidemen admitted after the
game that they didn't deserve it.
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FRED GLODEN, Fullback PETE GOLOMB, End
CLAUDE GROVES, Guard
(Co-Captain)
ROBERT GRUSH, Quarterback
ANOTHER WIN
ANOTHER toss
Cassibry kicks out of danger from behind goal
HARRY HAYS, Halfback
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TWO MORE WINS
GEORGIA
The Wave surged back in the last half to give the old grads a Homecoming
victory. The Bulldogs started early, and took a lone touchdown lead as a result
of sophomore Frankie Sinkwich's passing, but the Greenies were right back in the
game when Stern intercepted a pass deep in Georgia territory, and Hays scored a
few plays later on a nice broken-field run. The Georgians came back on a beau-tiful
kick-off return by sophomore Lamar Davis through the whole Wave team.
The Bulldogs held the lead until Bubber Ely came In the game in the fourth quarter
to spark the Wave to victory. Efy undoubtedly gave the Greenies the touch they
needed, and in spite of a taped-up thumb he played his most brilliant game and
outshone all others. On a series of pass plays the Wave put the ball on the 8-yard
line, and Gloderi carried it over from there. Thomas converted. Soon afterwards,
the Wave put the game on ice when, after Bodney had picked up 13 yards on an
end-around, Casslbry went through for the score, and then converted. Tulane, 21;
Georgia, 13.
LOUISIANA NORMAL
The Wave had its only breather here, and won 47-0. The first team played the
first quarter and Hays scored twice in this time. After that Sims. Lou Thomas,
Sauer, McDonald, and Mullin each scored once. The Greenies had a free hand,
and several long runs were reeled off, but the top thrill of the day came when.
In the last seconds of the game, the Wave scored Its final points on a lateral-forward
pass play in which St. John Smith lateraled to Pracko who threw a pass
to Mullin, and Mullin fell over for the score.
FRED CASSIBRY
Halfback
WALTER McDonald, Quarterback PETE MANDICH, Center HAROLD MULLIN, End
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TOMMY O'BOYLE, Guard
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JOHN OWENS. Guard
Fred Sloden hits the center of the line
Bob Glass tries off tackle against Georgia
This was the heart-breaker of the season. The Bayou
Bengals whipped the Wave 14-0. The Tigers played superb
ball, and the Greenies were definitely off form. Tulane was
never able to get going, as a result of the hard-charging
Tiger forward wall which smothered every play at the line of
scrimmage. The game was hard fought, and the spirit of
the crowd was strong but not unruly as it had been some-times
in the past. The Tigers well deserved to win, and
Adrian Dodson's 88-yard run was one of the best seen at
Tiger stadium in a long time. The Tigers had many stars
that day, and the Greenies had their share In Thibaut,
Hays, Ely, Bodney, Mandlch, and Dufour. The Wave
JAMES THIBAUT, Fullback LOUIS THOMAS, Halfback
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lacked the pep that they had shown in recent
games, and the fight that had dominated
since the first game was not up to par. The
season ended with that final whistle, and every
Tulane fan had learned one bitter lesson: never
put too much faith in pre-season crystal gaz-ing.
Too many things can happen that are
not in the books.
JACK TITTLE, Guard HENRI WOLBRETTE, Guard
THE WAVE
TACKLES TfGER
BASKETBALL
The Greenie Cagers had the finest season in many years, finishing
the season in sixth place in the conference. They played Kentucky
in the second round of the conference tournament, and lost. How-ever,
the Wildcats went on to the finals so the loss was no disgrace.
With Johnny McGee leading the offense, and for part of the sea-son
leading the conference in scoring, and Al Bodney leading the
defense, the Wave made a creditable scoring in all games. The
first team of McGee, Bodney, Mandich, Zengel and McWilliams
was just about as good as any in the loop, but aside from Cy Carbon
the reserves were not quite up to par, and this caused the Greenies
to lose several times.
Tulane split the four-game home and home series with L. S. U.,
each taking the two games played on the opponent's home court.
The Wave seemed to have more success away from home than on
their own court ail season.
RECORD
Jan. 7—Tulane 24; Alabama 25
Jan. 8—Tulane 32; Alabama 28
Jan. 16—Tulane 58; Southwestern 38
Jan. 17—Tulane 48; Ole Miss 23
Jan. 18—Tulane 32; Ole Miss 27
Jan. 24—Tulane 41; Auburn 45
Jan. 25—Tulane 37; Georgia Tech 20
Feb. 10—Tulane 35; Miss. State 42
Feb. 14—Tulane 55; L. S. U \ . . 44
Feb. 15—Tulane 39; L S. U 35
Feb. 18—Tulane 62; La. College 46
Feb. 20—Tulane 44; L. S. U 59
Feb. 21—Tulane 37; L. S. U 40
ADDLEY GLADDEN, Manager
JOHNNY McSEE, Captain
KENT McWILLIAMS
AL BODNEY PETE MANDICH
ROLAND PERTUIT
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In the first meet of the year, the Wave trackmen, sparked by
White and hHays, won easily over Ole Miss by a score of 77-48.
Two weeks later Maunsell set the school record of six feet two
inches in the high jump, but Bama's Kelly hlorn went on to six
feet seven and an eighth inches. This helped the Tide to chalk
up a 65-47 victory, even though Millard White came through
with his usual fifteen points.
When Tulane invaded L. S. U. the following week, Pete Golomb
stole the show by winning the shot put over White. Other than
that the Greenies did not produce much interesting copy for
Tulane readers, dropping the meet 88-24.
At the Southwestern Relays, White won two contests for the
Wave. Other point earners were Golomb, Maunsell, Hart, and
McGee. White won our only points in the Texas Relays.
Came the Southeastern Conference Meet and Mrs. White's
little boy copped two firsts: the shot and the discus. McGee,
Golomb, and Vosburg also scored to bring Tulane up to seventh
place.
Squad
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Finish of the 100
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TENNIS AT
Pares Greenie netmen sfarted the season by clowning the
New Orleans Lawn Tennis Club, 5-1. Next, the Wave took
on the Vanderbilt four and bowed to the gents from Tennessee
by a score of 4-2. For the third straight match on home
grounds the Tulane boys tied the Presbyterian team, each
scoring three wins.
When Tulane invaded Tuscaloosa, they didn't go just for
the trip and came back home with a clean sweep over the
Crimson Tide.
The Wave team liked the feeling which a 6-0 victory gave
them so much that they repeated against Florida on the home
courts.
A trip to Texas gave the young Wave more than they
could do, and they only won one match against Rice while
Texas U. took all the glory.
L. S. U. was the final contestant, and mangled the Wave on
both New Orleans and Baton Rouge courts. Tulane didn't
take a match in either meeting. The Wave won third place
in the conference with seven points.
The team will lose only one man next year. But while
George Schneider will be missing, two freshmen. Bill McGehee
and Lou Schopfer, will add much stability to the talents of
Mel Schwartzman, Roy Bartlett, and Luckett Yawn.
To the left, top to bottom: Mel Schwartzman, No. I position; George
Schneider, No. 4 position. Below: Roy Bartlett, No. 2 position
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BASEBALL
The Wave batsmen got off to a slow start by
losing their first two games to one of the nation's
finest college clubs, the Minnesota Gophers. The
next series was played against Northwestern, but
in spite of some good fielding on the part of the
Green Wave, the boys from the Illinois school
swung too heavy a bat. The last series was played
against the Tigers from the "Ole War Skule."
After the Tigers had successfully handled the situ-ation
on their home field, they Invaded the home
Catcher goes for a foul
Coach Simons giving boys some pointers Ball A—take a base
of "Little Monk" and his boys. The Wave won
the first game, which gave the spectators their
money's worth, but dropped the second to the
vengeful Tigers.
THE TEAM
Standing: James Thibauf, Short Stop; John Sims,
Third Base; Walter Blessey, Pitcher; Albert Bodney,
Left Field; Charles Dufour, First Base; Fred Cassi-bry.
Pitcher; George Clay, Catcher; Claude "Little
Monk" Simons, Coach.
Kneeling: Edward Cellos, Second Base; William
0'h^ara, Right Field; Leonard Bertolino, Right
Field; Virgil Wheeler, Center Field; Fred Gloden,
Center Field; Joe Johnson, Pitcher; Santiago
Paniello, Manager.
JACK DARAY, Captain
Coach Turpie, Gordon, Oliver, Rolfs, Daray
GOLF
The Greenie golfers played their first game at Oxford, but
sadly missed beating the Ole Miss Rebels. The linksmen of
Ole Miss finished with but one point margin over the Wave.
Although the Wave team, which was composed of Jack
Daray, J. C. Rolfs, Harry Deas, and Jack Gordon, showed
great possibilities, the L. S. U. Tigers made a clean sweep
with the exception of one match. The only win for the Wave
in this match was that of Rolfs over Bert McDowell.
The captain for the 1941 season will be Harry Deas, and
golf fans are looking forward to a successful season.
JOHN ROLFS
JACK GORDON
BOBBY OLIVER
(NTRAMURAtS
The purpose of the Intramural Council is to encourage the
entire male student body to participate in organized athletic
sports, and also to encourage participation in wholesome, active
and healthful recreation.
The Council shall therefore, organize and promote competi-tion
between individuals and groups of students and shall foster
the spirit of fair play and sportsmanship between participants
and spectators.
HOMER M. RANKIN Director
H. QUIN SAUTIER Assistant Director
J. EMMETT PARE Supervisor
MEMBERS
Forbes Bastian
Benjamin Wall Dart, Jr.
James P. Ewin, Jr.
Edward D. Flnley
Lloyd James Fremaux
H. Quin Gautier
George McCaskey
Robert Oliver
Raymond R. Perine. Jr.
Homer M. Rankin
Harry Wagenheim .
Luclcett Yawn
EMMETT PARE. Supervisor
HOMER RANKIN, Director
Intramural Council
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Miss Florence A. Smith, Director of Athletics
Newcomb
Atldetla Council
OFFICERS
FRANCES WATSON Chairman
HARRIET LINE Secretary-Treasurer
MEMBERS
MARY LLOYD ANDREWS
CELESTE DOUGLAS
EVA DOUGLAS
BETTY HOCHENEDEL
HARRIET LINE
MAIDA MOTER
MARY AGNES SULLIVAN
ELIZABETH TANENBAUM
FRANCES WATSON
All students participating in the required number of hours
in Physical Education are automatically members of the
Newcomb Athletic Association.
FRANCES WATSON
Chairman
First Column: M. Andrews, E. Douglas, H. Line, M. Sullivan
Second Column: C. Douglas, B. Hochenedel, M. Moter, B. Tanenbaum
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STUDENT BODY
W. SAMUEL WILLIAMS President
ARTHUR J. RICHARDSON Vice-President
HARRY L. ZENGEL, JR Treasurer
WILLIAM RAWLINSS Secretary
SENIOR CLASS
ARTHUR WALLACE President
JOHN B. TRIBLE Vice-President
MURPHY YEARWOOD Secretary
RICHARD B. AUSTIN Treasurer
JUNIOR CLASS
JAMES A. CHAMBERLAIN President
PEDRO A. SUAU PEREZ Vice-President
WILLIAM R. WELLBORN Secretary
ROBERT C. BALL Treasurer
SOPHOMORE CLASS
JOHN F. BARWICK President
DAKIN FITZGERALD Vice-President
THOMAS WHITECLOUD Secretary
WILLIAM RAWLINS Treasurer
FRESHMAN CLASS
BROOX GARRETT President
DUKE EVERETTS Vice-President
BEVERLY BLOOD Secretary
RALPH ROSS Treasurer
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SAM CLARK ATKINSON, JR, N S N, * A 9 . . . Memphis, Tenn.
RICHARD BAKER AUSTIN, K *
Class Treasurer (4); Owls Club.
Forest, Miss.
Second Row:
GILBERT BALKIN, * A E, Z B T
B.S. Degree, Tulane University.
Drew, Miss.
JAMES MATHEW BARRON Evergreen, Ala.
JAMES COOLEY BELK, N 2 N Greenville, S. C.
Third Row;
GRIFF WOFFORD BILBRO, OK* ....... Alabama City, Ala.
ROBERT JACOB BLACK, A K K Ruffin, S. C.
ROBERT TANKERSLEY BONNEY, * X, S A E . . . Enterprise, Miss.
Fourth Row:
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EDWARD SEDLEY BRES, JR., N 2 N, A K E ... New Orleans, La.
WALTER BRODIE BURWELL Henderson, N. C.
LOUIS RAY CABIRAN, * P S, * B K, B M ... New Orleans, La.
B.S. Degree, Tulane University.
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First Row:
ELI5HA JUDKINS CAIN, JR., <I> X, Z A E Wstumpka, Ala.
B.S. Degree, Tulane University; Class Vice-President (3); Student Body
Secretory; Pan-Hellenic Council (3, -(); Owls Club.
EDWARD EVELLE GALE
M.S. Degree, Tulane University.
Pratt City, Ala.
HERMELINDA CAMBRA, A E i Panama City, R. P.
Second Row:
SAMUEL KLINE COHN, * A E Birmingham, Ala.
B.S. Degree, Birmingham Southern College.
JASON HAYDEL COLLINS, N 2 N, A K E, B M . New Orleans, La.
B.S. Degree, Tulane University; Owls Club.
EMELIOUS AUBREY COX, 9 K * Brenham. Texas
Third Row:
HAROLD ULLMAN DARK, <!> X Alexander City, Ala
B.S. Degree, Alabama Polytechnic Institute.
JULIUS THEODORE DAVIS, JR., A K K, K S . . . New Orleans, La.
B.S. Degree, Tulane University; Honor Council (2).
LOUIS ALBERT ENSENAT Yucatan, Mexic.
B.S. Degree, Tulane University.
ALLEN AUSTIN ENZOR, 9 K * Crestview, Fla.
JACOB LEVY FISCHMAN, K N New Orleans La.
HARVEY LENOIR FLOV/ERS Kilmichael, Miss. u
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ROBERT WALLACE FORSYTHE, N 1 N, S X Lexington, Ky.
ISRAEL S. FOX, '! A K ' New York, N. Y.
ROBERT RIDDICK GATLING, <I> P 2 Gates, N. C,
Second Row:
HAROLD MARSHALL GIBBONS Phoenix, Ariz.
HAROLD SAMUEL GINSBERG, * A E, Z B T . . Dayt-na Beach, Fla.
B.A. Degree, Duke University.
JAMES FRANK GLADNEY, JR., ATQ Homer. La.
Third Row:
MARGERY HELEN GOLDBERG, A E I, A A A, V N, B M A
Lecompte, La.
B.S. Degree, Louisiana State University.
GRANT WILBUR GOLDENSTAR, <I> X, :; A E ... Ridgeland, S. C.
HAROLD ROBERT GOLDFARB, !> A K Brooklyn, N. Y.
Fourth Row:
ANGUS DOUGLAS GRACE, * X, A T A Ft. Myers, Fla.
CARL JOSEPH GULOTTA, A K K, :; II New Orleans, La.
ALBERT FREDERICK WILLIAM HABEEB Vicksburg, Miss.
Fifth Row:
VIOLET GRAY PATRICK HALFPENNY, A E I Fairfield, Ala.
ELMER JACOBS HARRIS, N v N Scottsboro, Ala.
IRVING HIRSHLEIFER Brooklyn, N. Y.
B.S. Degree, Tulane University.
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First Row:
ARTHUR CLAIR HOLLISTER, JR., A K K, K i: . . . New Orleans, La.
B.5. Degree. Tuiane Univeisity; Pan-Hellenic Council; Honor Council
HOSAH SELLERS HOLLOWAY, JR Tallassee, Ala.
MARIANNA HOOD, A E I
Emory, Texas
Second Row.
CLIFFORD EGGLESTON HOWES Rocky Point, N. Y.
JACK HYMAN, 6 & ? Tampa, Fla.
CLAUDE ADEN JACKSON, 'I' A 9 Kosciusko, Miss.
Third Row.
JAMES HARVEY JOHNSTON, JR., N S N. B 9 n, K 9 +, A K
Spartanburg, S. C.
B.S. Degree Tuiane University; Owls Club; "Hullabaloo" Medical
Editor; Spectators; "T" Club; T. U. R. K.; Honor Council (7).
WILLIS HOLDER JONDAHL, * X; S X Tulsa, Okla.
Owls Club.
CHARLES ROBERT KESSLER, 9 K * Birmingham, Ala.
Fourth Row:
PHILIP PAUL LaNASA New Orleans, La.
JAMES ABNER LAUDERDALE, JR., * X, K A Jackson, Miss.
B.S. Degree, Millsaps College.
JOSEPH LANCELOT GRAHAM LESTER, JR., A K K . Key West, Fla.
Fifth Row:
MORTON LEVY Orlando, Fla.
EARLY BARTON LOKEY, JR., * X Hattiesburg, Miss.
JOHN WADE LONG, * X, K S Sallis, Miss. J
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JAMES O'GORMAN LOPEZ, <[ X, £ X Biloxi, Miss.
MARVIN NICHOLAS LYMBERIS, 9 K *, T X A . . Alexandria, La.
LITTLETON LANE McCHAREN Toccopola, Miss.
Second Row:
JACK CLARK McCURDY, NSN, HKA, OAK .. Marshall, Texas
DAN BERNARD MclLVOY, <i> X Springfield, Ky.
JOHN FERGUSON McKENNEY, JR Cynthiana, Ky.
NSN, ATn, OAK
B.S. Degree, University of Kentucky.
Third Row:
JOHN CALVIN McLEOD, JR., <I> X Bay Minefte, Ala.
B.S. Degree, Alabama Polytechnic Institute.
LEON MARCUS, •tAK New York, N. Y.
B.S. Degree, Tulane University; Pan-Hellenic Council.
WILLIAM GRAY MASON, N S N, 2 N Tampa, Fla.
Owls Club.
Fourth Row:
ROBERT JAMES MEADE, SK* Jackson, Mich.
ARTHUR VAN BUREN MILLER, JR., N 2 N, A K E . . . Monroe, La.
CLYDE EWING MILLER, JR Pensacola, Fla.
Fiffh Row:
SEYMOUR MILTON MILLER, •!> A K, T E * Miami, Fla.
B.S. Degree, University of Florida.
FRANK HAMPTON MOORE, * X, * A 8 . . . Bowling Green, Ky.
JOSEPH WATTS MOORE, * X, n K A Clanton, Ala.
A.B. Degree, University of Alabama.
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CARL SEEPE NADLER, JR., <l> X, S N Plaquemine, La.
Owls Club.
ELWm GILMORE NEAL Balboa. C. Z.
ROLLIN ROY NEVITT Moran, Va.
Ph.G. Degree, Kansas City College of Pharmacy; A.B. Degree, Uni-versity
of Alabama.
Second Row:
GEORGE WESLEY NEWBURN, JR., !• X. * X . . . . Prichard, Ala.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, A K K, * K S, B N . . New Orleans, La.
JAMES MALCOLM PACKER, N 2 N, K A Alexandria, La.
Third Row:
THOMAS HERBERT PATTON, JR., * X, K 2 ... Tuscaloosa, Ala.
A.B. Degree, University of Alabama.
ALTON RAY PRUIT, * X Mescalero, N. MEX.
ROBERT MORRISON RAWDON, A K K, A X A . Daytona Beach, Fla.
Square and Compass.
Fourth Row:
FREDERICK COOPER REHFELDT, * X, K A Jackson, Miss.
History of Medicine Society, President.
ARTHUR J. RICHARDSON, JR., 9 K * Jasper, Texas
Student Body Vice-President (4); Class Secretary (3).
HYPOLITE GUY RICHi, JR., A K K, 2 X Baton Rouge, La.
Fifth Row:
JOE ALBERT RISSER, A K K, K S Bonham, Texas
SAMUEL GWIN ROBBINS, * X Vicksburg, Miss.
Honor Council.
LEWIS SLEEPER ROBINSON, JR., 9 K * McAllen, Texas
Pan-Hellenic Council.
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HEWELL COLEMAN SAMUEL, I A E, $ B H ... Houston, Texas
M.S. Degree, University of Alabama; B.S. Degree, Birmingham-Southern
College; Fellow of The Gorgas.
ELBERT HUBBARD SANDERS Birmingham, Ala.
MORRIS SCHAPIRO, * .V K Bayonne, N. J.
Second Row:
JACK HAMILTON SCOTT, * X, A T R Kosciusko, Miss.
B.S. Degree, Tulane University.
ROBERT MELVIN SHEPARD, JR Tulsa, Okla.
WILLIAM McHUSH SIMMONS, * X Shreveport, La.
Third Row:
ELBERT JOpUE SOSKIS Mulberry, Fla.
FRANCIS MARION STONE, JR., * X Ft. Scott, Kan.
ORVILLE PATTON STONE, * X, K v Tremont, Miss.
Fourlh Row:
JAMES MACK SUTTON, JR., N 2 X, 1 A E Sylvester, Ga.
JAMES THOMAS SWINDLE, <l> X, 1 X Coleanor, Ala.
B.S. Degree, Alabama Polytechnic Institute.
ALEJANDRO ARTURO TAPIA, *IA Panama, R. P.
Fifth Row:
ARTHUR CECIL TEDFORD, AKK Orlando, Fla.
JOHN ALDEN THOMAS, * X Ragland, Ala.
WILLIAM PRESTON TICE, * X, n K * Roanoke, Va.
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HARRY CORBETT TILLER, <! X, II K A Mayesville, S. C.
Owls Club, President.
THEODORE FRANCIS TREUTING, <l> P S, B M ... New Orleans, La
B.S. Degree, Tulane University.
Class President (3), Treasurer (2).
JOHN BOWLES TRIBLE, (1 K *, * B K Housfon, Tex.
Glass Vice-President (4); Owls Club; History of ,, '.-I'l^ine Society.
Second Row:
FRANK ELBERT TUGWELL, AKK Pensacola, Fla.
MILTON TURNER. <l> A K Ridgewood, N. Y.
DANIEL ROBERT USDIN St. Augustine, Fla.
Third Row:
EPHRAIM LIONEL WAGNER, i'AE Houston, Tex.
B.A. Degree, University of Texas.
Pan-Hellenic Council.
ARTHUR JElvllSON WALLACE, JR., N 1 N. K A Tampa, Fla.
Class President (4); Owls Club. .
HAROLD AUGUSTUS WHITE Tulsa, Okla.
Fourth Row:
ISADORE DAVID WIENER, * A E Tutwiler, Miss.
FREDERICK ARTHUR WILD, JR., * P 2 New Orleans, La.
B.S. Degree, Tulane University.
Honor Council (3).
ARTHUR GRADY WILLIAMS, JR., N 2 N, A T a ... Florala, Ala.
Owls Club.
Fifth Row:
WALTER SAMUEL WILLIAMS, * X, K S Nacoiari, Mexico
Student Council Vice-President; Student Body President; Honor Council
Chairman; Owls Club.
VICTOR HERBERT WITTEN, « A E, Z B T Jacksonville, Fla.
JOHN LAFAYETTE WRIGHT, JR., 9 K * San Angelo, Tex.
HUGH MURPHY YEARWOOD, * X Shreveport, La.
Class Secretary (4).
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JOSEPH THOMAS AINSWORTH, * X, K A Raymond, Miss.
Pan-Hellenic Council.
JESSE WILLIAM AUSTIN, H K * Forest, Miss.
WILLIAM AXELROD, K N Houston, Tex.
FRANK JEWELL BAIRD, * X, i A E New Orleans, La.
Second Row:
GEORGE SPENCER BARNES, * X, K 2 Belioni, Miss.
WALTER POLK BATSON, BK* Sylacauga, Ala.
History of Medicine Society.
WILLIAM PLUMMER BRADBURN, Ml, N S N, B 6 H New Orleans, La.
WILLIAM SMITH BRADLEY, JR., 6 K * Greenville, S. C.
Third Row:
GEORGE HENRY BRANDAU, AKK, AKE Shreveport, La.
Honor Council.
HAL DeVANN BROADHEAD, * X Montgomery, Ala.
History of Medicine Society.
RICHARD HARVEY BUTLER, N 2 N, I X Lexington, Ky.
CLAUDE GROVER CALLENDER, N 2 N. S A E Edwards, Miss.
Fourth Row:
ANDREW JACKSON CARROLL, JR., K *, <i> K 2 . New Orleans, La.
B.S. Degree. Tulane University.
JAMES ALLEN CHAMBERLAIN, * X Houston, Tex.
Class President (3); History of Medicine Society.
CHARLES WHITMARSH CRUMPTON, * X, A K E . . . . Minden, La.
Student Body Secretary (2): Honor Council (3); History of
Medicine Society.
WILLIAM GARY CUMBIE, * X Troy, Ala.
Fifth Row:
ARTHUR CLEVELAND DAVIDSON. N S N, A K E . . Greenville, Miss.
VANDA ARTHUR DAVIDSON, JR., 9 K * . Ruston, La.
JOHN WALTER DODSON, JR., N 2 N, 2 A E. . . Hot Springs, Ark.
History of Medicine Society.
SLATER MATHEW DOZIER. * X Chance, Ala.
Sixfh Row:
GUY JENNINGS