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Vol. 17 DECEMBER 6, 1947 No. 7 Official Souvenir Football Program of Tulane University, Published for Each Home Game

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FORTY-FIFTI-I RENEWAL Tulane and Louisiana ·state University

today renew one of the South's oldest foot­ball rivalries in Tulane Stadium before perhaps the largest crowd to ever witness the traditional spectacle.

The Green Wave and the Tigers face each other for the 45th time in the annual ~limactic battle which was inaugurated in 1893.

The ;Bayou Bengals hold a slim 22 to 18 victory margin over the Green Wave .with four of the games ending in deadlocks. · ·Winner of today's ·game will earn pos­session of "Tl1~ Rag," a trophy emblematic of

1 victory in the annual gridiron tussle.

"The Rag" isn't an imposing trophy. In fact, it's nothing more than a rectangular piece-of cloth which is divided diagonally so that the colors of each school occupy half of the banner. The purple and gold of L. S. U. and the olive green and sky blue of Tulane blend with the official seal of

_the state of Louisiana in the center.

This award to the winni~g t~am was

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first presented in 1939 with the purpose of fostering friendlier relations between the two universities. Immediately following today's game, student body officials of Tulane and L.S.U. and the captains of the two teams will meet at midfield for the presentation of the "Rag" which will be retained until next year's contest. ·

Today's encounter promises an all-out offensive battle. And if it follows the pattern fixed by the 1946 melee, there will be plenty of scoring by both teams. Most of the principals in that 41-27 skirmish are on hai1d today to take up where they left off.

As usual, this season finale provides the last <?_f>portunity for several players on both,+.t 'teams to wear the colors of their respective alma maters.

Among those who will finish their grid· careers with today's game are Captain Leonard Finley, Marvin McCain and Ray Olsen for Tulane while Y. A. Tittle, Dan Sandifer, Jim Cason and Ray Coates will be amo!).g those playing their last game in Tiger uhiform.

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Sept.. 27-Tulane 21. Alabama 20.

Oct. 4-Tulane 0, Georgia Tech 20.

Oct. 11-Tulane 0, Rice 33.

Oct. IS-Tulane 14, Ole Miss 27.

· Oct. 25-Tulane 40, Auburn 0.

Nov. 1-Tulane 0, Miss. State 20.

Nov. IS-Tulane 7, Florida 7.

Nov. 22-Tulane 6, Notre Dame 59.

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Sept. 27-L.S.U. 21. Rice 14.

Oct. 4-L.S.U. 19, Georgia 35.

Oct. 11-L.S.U. 19, Texas A. & M. 13.

Oct. 17-L.S.U. 14, Boston College 13.

Oct. 25-L.S.U. 19, Vanderbilt 13.

Nov. 1-L.S.U. 18, Ole Miss 20.

Nov. 15-L.S.U. 21. Miss. State 6.

Nov. 22-L.S.U. 12, Alabama 41.

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R . Olsen end

N. Eggenberger guard

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J. Wasieleski end

B . Ellender quarterback

R . Partridge end

J. Keeton quarterback

R . Prats halfback

J. Campora halfback

M. Balen guard

C. Van Meter halfback

D. Doyle guard

K . Tarzetti end

·TULANE

P . Bienz halfback

E. Price halfback

No. Name and Position Age Ht. Wt. Home Town

25- Al Waller, hb ...•••..... 21. . •• 5-10 ...... 165 ........ · . . New Orleans 26- Bobby Jones, hb ........ 18 ..•• 5-10 ...... 170 ......... Houston, Tex. 27- Don Fortier, hb •.••.•.• . 25 ••.• 5-10 ...... 170 ........•. New Orleans 29- Florian Seal, hb ........ . . 24 .. . . 5-11 ...... 175 .......... New Orleans 31-Marvin McCain, fb ....... 22 .... 6- 0 ...... 190 .......... New Orleans 32- Bennie Ellender, qb ...... 22 .... 6- 2 ...... 187 .......... Sulphur, La. 33-Dick Hoot, fb ........... 22 .... 6- 0 ...... 185 ....... Swarthmore, Pa. 34-,Tohn Wasieleski, e ....... 22 .... 6- 0 ...... 180 ...•.... Shamokin, Pa. 35-Al Fleider, e ............ 18 .... 6- 2 ...... 190 ........... Berwyn, Ill. 37-John Phillips, hb ........ 18 .•.. 5-10 ...... 190 ...... Philadelphia, Pa. 39-Harold Headrick, t ...... 18 .... 6- 1 ...... 200 ...... San Angelo, Tex. 40-Bill Riggs, e ............. 18 .... 5- 11 ...... 175 ........... Tulsa, Okla. 41-George Maddox, g .•..... 19 .... 6- 1. ..... 185 ........... Dallas, Tex. 42-Paul Bienz, hb .......... 22 .... 5- 8 ...... 170 ...... Fort Wayne, Ind. 43-John Campora, hb ....... 24 . ... 5-10 ..... . 175 .......... New Orleans 44-Jim Keeton, qb .......... 22 .. .. 5-10 ...... 185 ............ Enid, Okla. 45- Ed Price, hb ............ 22 .. .. 5-11 ...... 190 ....... , .. New Orleans 46-Ray Prats, hb ........... 22 .... 5-11 ...... 170 .......... New Orleans 47-Rex Partridge, e ........ 20 .... 5-10 ...... 170 .......... Odessa, Tex. 48-Leonard Finley, qb ...... 24 .... 6- 0 ...... 180 .......... New Orleans 49-Ed Heider, e ............ 20 .... 6- 2 ...... 180 .......... New Orleans 50-Bob Whitman, qb ........ 23 . •.. 5-10 ...... 175 .......... New Orleans 51-Ronald Chernick, qb ..... 20 .... 5-11 ...... 185 ........... Chicago, Ill. 52-Nick Eggenberger, g ..... 19 .... 5-11 . ..... 200 .... White Plains, N . Y. 54-Stanley Kottemann, c ..... 22 .. .. 5-11 ...... 200 .......... New Orleans 55- Homer Dedeaux, c ...... 19 .... 6- 1 ...... 185 ........ Gulfport, Miss. 56-Bob Franz, t . .. ......... 22 .... 6- 1. ..... 190 ...... Crystal Lake, Ill. 57-Emile O' Brien, e ........ 24 ... . 5-11 .... . . 180 ......... . New Orleans 58-David Rowland, g ........ 20 .... 6- 2 ...... 205 ...... Hot Springs, Ark. 59-Ken Tarzetti, e ...... . ... 22 .... 6- 4 ..•... 190 ......... DeLisle, Miss. 60- Mike Balen, g ....... .. .. 24 .... 6- 0 ...... 200 ....... Sawyervme, Ill. 61-Ed Deramee, g . ......... 22 .... 5-10 ...... 198 ....... Thibodeaux, La.

E . O'Brien end

(This Roster Copyrighted by Tulane University)

W. Svoboda fullback

W. McEver center

W. Villars tackle

S. Kottemann Center

C. Bounds tackle

V. Klein tackle

D. Rowland guard

E. Heider end

A. D'Alessio fullback

TULANE

J. Tessier tackle

R. Chernick quarterback

No. Name and Position Age Ht. Wt. Home Town

63-Anthony D ' Alessio, fb .... 21 . ..• 6- 0 ...... 190 ...... Philadelphia, Pa. 64-Ed Lennox, t ........... 22 ..•• 6- 2 ...... 205 .......... New Orleans 65-Dick Chassee, e ......... 18 ...• 6- 3 ...... 190 ........... Chicago, Ill. 66-:-Ray Olsen, e ............ 24 ...• 6- 2 ...... 190 ... ~ ...... New Orleans 67~:Dan.=-Rogas:'-f --::'"':" ~ · ... .. :~:'·. 22 .. :--. 6- 1 ~"~: -~-~. 200 :"'~-~Port' .Arthur," Tex. 68-Al Demma, g ........... 19 ... , 5-11 . ..... 200 .......... New Orleans 69-Dennis Doyle, g ......... 20 .... 5-11. ..... 195 ...... San Angelo, Tex. 70-Darwood Holm, g ........ 23 ...• 6- 0 ...... 198 ....... Eau Claire, Wis. 71-Walter Villars, t ........ 19 ...• 6- l. ..... 205 .......... New Orleans 73-Vic Klein, t ............. 26 ...• 6- 2 ...... 210 .......... New Orleans 74-Paul Lea, t ............. 18 ...• 6- l. ..... 215 ..... New London, Tex. 75-Don .Joyce, e .........•. 18 .... 6- 0 ...... 190 ...... Stubenville, Ohio 76-Stanley Wojcik, fb .....•. 21 . ..• 6- 1 ..... . 185 .......... Chicago, Ill. 77-Cliff Van Meter, hb ..... 20 .... 6- 1 ...... 190 ...... Henryetta, Okla. 78-Don Ford, g ............ 18 .... 5- 11 ...... 180 .......... New Orleans 79-Tom Heintz, t ....•...... 24 ... . 6- 2 ...... 240 ......... Hartford, Wis. 80-Al Crutchfield, c:: ... . ..•. 18 .... 6- 1 . ..... 195 ......... Bristow, Okla. 82- Max Druen, t ...•........ 20 .... 6,- 1. ..... 190 ........... Enid, Okla. 83-.John Sikora, hb ......... 21. . . • 6- 2 ...... 190 ............ Gary, Ind. 84-George Kinek, hb ....... 18 ...• 6- 2 ...... 185 ........ Allentown, Pa. 85-Tom Reising, c:: •••....... 18 ...• 6- 1 ...... 190 ........ Evansville, Ind. 86-Ferdie Kibodeaux, e ...•. 19 ...• 6- 1 ...... 190 ....... Mermentau, La. 88-Bill Svoboda, fb .......•. 20 ...• 5-11 ...... 195 .. .. ..... Bonliam, Tex. SO-Bobby Maxwell, hb ....•• 18 . .•• 5- 9 ...... 165 ........... Dallas, Tex. 91-.John Miec::howic::z, g ....•• 11 .. .• 5-11 ...... 190 ........... Chicago, Ill. 92- Rainey Brown, g ........ 19 ..•• 5-11 ...... 200 .......... New Orleans 93-Clinton Arnold, fb ....... 18 ...• 5-11 ...... 180 ....... . Pensacola, Fla. 94-.J erome Helluln, t .... ... . 18 ..•. 6- 1 ...... 280 .... Donaldsonville, La. 95-Clemon Bounds, t .....•. 11 .... 6- 3 ...... 200 ...... Pascagoula, Miss. 97-Bill McEver, c:: .......... 23 ...• 6- 3 .. .. .. 185 ........ HUlsboro, Tex.

(This Roster Copyrighted by Tulane University)

W. Riggs end

P. Lea tackle

H. Dedeaux center

D. Holm guard

L. Finley quarterback

R . Brown guard

R. Chassee end

E. Lennox tackle

A. Waller halfback

B . Jones halfback

B. Franz tackle

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R . Hoot fullback

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M. · Druen tackle

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Basketball takes the spotlight at Tu .. lane university with today's close of the football season. Typical Tulane spirit is shown as Hal Peck is congratulated by teammates and Coach Cliff Wells following last year's Merriwell victory over Georgia Tech. Peck scored four points in 20 seconds to turn defeat into a 47-45 triumph.

Only father-son combination in major college athletics today is Coach Wells of Tulane and son, Bob, a freshman who is making a bid for a playing berth with the Green Wave.

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TULANE ' STARTING LINEUP

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QB Keeton

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FB Svoboda

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25 Waller, hb 45 Price, hb 63 D'Aiessio, fb 79 Heintz, t 26 Jones, hb 46 Prats, hb 64 Lennox, t 80 Crutchfield, c 27 Fortier, hb 47 Partridge, e 65 Chassee, e 82 Druen, t 29 Seal, hb 48 Finley, qb · 66 Olsen, e 83 Sikora, hb 31 McCain, fb 49 Heider, e 67 Rogas,t 84 Kinek, hb 32 Ellender, qb 50 Whitman, qb 68 Demma. g 85 Reising, c 33· Hoot, fb . 51 Chernick, qb 69 Doyle, g 86 Kibodeaux, e 34 Wasieleski, e 52 Eggenberger, g 70 Holm. g 88 Svoboda, fb 35 Fleider, e 54 Kottemann, c 71 Villars t 90 Maxwell, hb 37 Phillips, hb 55 Dedeaux, c 73 Kl · ; 91 M'chowicz, g 39 Headrick,t 56 Franz, t

74 L em, 92 Brown, g

40 Riggs, e 57 O'Brien, e ea, t 93 Arnold, fb 41 Maddox, g 58 Rowland, g 75 Joyce, e 94 Helluin t 42 Bienz, hb 59 Tarzetti, e 76 Wojcik, fb 95 Bounds: t 43 Campora, hb 60 Balen, g 77 Van Meter, hb 97 McEver, c 44 Keeton, qb 61 Deramee, g 78 Ford, g

LE M.Lyle

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LG C RG RT Foti Ballard Worley Land 66 56 63 70

QB Tittle

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10 LeSage, b 11 Nagata, b 12 Heroman, b 15 Sandifer, b 22 Brechtel, b 23 Pevey, b

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24 Me Williams, b 25 Tittle, b 32 H. Collins, b 34 Van Buren, b 35 B. Schroll, b 36Toth, b 40 Cason, b

FB H. Collins

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41 Coates, b 63 Worley, g 77 Heard, t 42 Konz, b 64 Lewis, g 79 Shurtz, t 43 Griffith, b 65 McClelland, g 80 J. Lyle, e 44 Gray, b 66 F oti, g 81 Bullock, e 45 Clegg, b 67 Miciotto, g 82 Wimberly, e 51 Barney, c 69 Eckert, g 83 M Lyle, e 52 Mixon, c 70 Land, t 84 Hemphill, e 53 Strong, c 71 R. Collins, t 85 Loflin, e 54 Claunch, c 72 Strother, t 86 McLeod, e 56 Ballard, c 73 Baird, t 87 Adams, e 60 Reynolds, g 74 Barnes, t 88 Holloway, e 61 Core, .g 75 Shoaf, t 89 Leach, e 62 Cusimano, g 76 Hover, t 90 Coots, e

OFFICIALS Referee-Alvin Bell (Vanderbilt) Umpire-J. E. Burghard (Miss. College) Linesman-George Gardner (Ga. Tech) Judge-T. L. Johnson (Ga. Tech) Clock-J . M. McEwen (Florida)

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Come on Team of Football Fans! It's time for a little skull practice. This isn't a trick play diagramed. It's just a bit of co a chin' in how to get to the stadium the ea.sy way . by Street Car or Trolley Coach.

No gear-shifting game of stop and start driving for the street. car or bus rider. No parking problems either-­and no need for that mad dash before the game's over to make a quick getaway. In street cars and coaches you ride relaxed, free from the wear and . tear of driving through heavy traffic .

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Above, another fight for the sphere rages between Greenie and Tiger play­ers. Below, fruits of victory are reaped in this after-game shot of Player Jim Riffey, 15, and team mates. Riffey's fielder with the ball in the air at the final whistle gave the Wave a 40-38 de­cision over its arch-rival.

Tulane wound up a season of 22 vic­tories and nine defeats by gaining run­ner-up honors to Kentucky in the S. E. C. tournament. This picture of Tulane's Alex Athas attempting a crip shot came out of the semi-finals in which Tulane trounced L. S. U., 63-50.

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A . Hover ta(!kle

F. Brechtel quarterback

W . Mixon center

J. Lyle end

J . Lew is guard

H . Collins fullback

H . Shurtz tackle

J. Adams en d

J . N aga ta f ullback

G. Miciot to guar d

J . Baird tackle

Z . Toth fullback

C. Cusimano guard

J . Cason h alfb ack

L. S. U.

R. Foti guard

C. Pevey quarterba ck

No. Name and Position Age Ht. W t. Hometown

10- Joe LeSage, h b ......... 18 .... 5- 9 ...... 168 ........... Homer, La.

11- Joe N agata, hb ......... 23 .... 6- 0 ...... 180 ........... Eunice, La.

12- Al Heroman, hb ......... 18 .... 5- 11 ...... 170 ...... Baton Rouge, La.

15- Dan Sandifer, h b ........ 20 .... 6- 2 ...... 176 ........ Shreveport, La.

22- Fred Brechtel, qb ........ 22 .... 5-10 ...... 168 ...... New Orleans, La.

23- Charlie Pevey, qb ...... 22 .... 6- 0 ...... 161 ........ Jackson, Miss.

24-Billy McWilliams, q b .... 19 .... 6- 1 ...... 190 ........ Meridian, Miss.

25- Y. A . T ittle, qb ......... 20 .... 6- 0 ...... 192 ........ Marshall, Tex.

32- Harrell Collins, fb ....... 20 .... 6- 0 ...... 190 ...... Baton Rouge, La.

34-Elbert Van Buren, fb .... 22 .... 6- 1 ...... 190 ...... New Orleans, La.

35- Bill Schroll, fb .......... 21. ... 6- 0 ...... 208 ....... Alexandria, La.

36-Zollie Toth, fb ... . ...... 23 . .•. 6- 2 ...... 214 ....... Pocahantas, Va.

40- Jim Cason, hb .......... 20 .... 6- 0 ...... 168 ......... Victoria, Tex.

41- Ray Coates, h b ......... 23 .... 6- 1 ...... 182 ...... New Orleans, La.

42- Kenneth Konz, h b ••.... 18 .... 5-10 ... . .. 175 .......... Weinar, Tex.

43- Carroll Griffith, hb ...... 22 .•.• 5-11 ...... 186 .... N. Little Rock, Ark.

44- Dale Gray, hb .......... 24 .... 6- 0 ...... 174 ...... El Dorado, Ark.

45- Bobby Clegg, hb ........ 20 .... 5- 10 ...... 165 . . .... Baton Rouge, La.

51- Charles Barney, c ....... 20 .... 6- 0 ...... 195 ....... Shreveport, La.

52- Wallace Mixon, c .....•. 20 •••. 6- 2 ...... 208 ........ Amarillo, Tex.

53- Monte Strong, c ...•. . .. 19 .••• 5-11 ...... 187 ....... Shreveport, La.

55- Ed Claunch, c .......•... 21 .... 6- 0 ...... 194 ....... Haynesville, La.

56-Shelton Ballard, c ...... 24 .••• 6- 3 ..•..• 215 ......... Bogalusa, La.

GO- Gerald Reynolds, g ..•.•. 20 .••. 6- 0 ...... 205 ...... Baton Rouge, La.

61- Harvey Core, g ..•...••. 20 .••. 5- 8 ...... 197 ......... Covington, La.

52- Charles Cusimano, g .... 19 .•.• 5:- 8 ...... 190 ...... New Orleans, La.

H. Cor e guard

D. Hemphill end

J. Leach end

M. Lyle end

R. Collins tackle

D. Gray halfback

G . Reynolds guard

W . Barnes tackle

B . McClelland guard

J. Shoaf tackle

L. S. U.

J. McLeod end

E . Claunch center

No. Name and Position Age Ht. Wt. Hometown

63-Wren Worley, g ......... 23 ..•. 5-11 .. . ... 197 ...... El Dorado, Ark.

64-Jim Lewis, g ........... 21. ... 5-11 ...... 192 ........... Tyler, Tex.

65-Bill McClelland, g •..... 21. .•. 6- 0 ...... 194 .......... Crowley, La.

66-Russ Foti, g ............. 25 .... 5-11 ...... 204 ...... . . Ravenna, Ohio

67-Gus Miciotto, g . ....... 21 .... 5- 8 ...... 203 ....... Shreveport, La.

69- Bill Eckert, g ... . ...... 21 .... 6- 0 ..... . 185 ........ St. Mary's, Pa.

70-Fred Land, t ........... 22 ... . 6- 1 ...... 216 .. ... N . Little Rock, Ark.

71-Ray Collins, t .......... 20 .... 5-11 ...... 210 ....... Shreveport, La.

72-Howard Strother, t ...... 19 .... 6- 1 ...... 215 ...... Baton Rouge, La.

73-Joe Baird, t ............. 20 .... 6- 2 ...... 225 ....... Shreveport, La.

74-Walter Barnes, t •....... 26 .... 6- 2 ...... 225 ... Parkersburg, W. Va.

75-Jim Shoaf, t ............ 18 . . .. 6- 0 ...... 200 .•..... Greensburg, Pa.

76-Allen Hover, t .......... 18 .... 6- 2 ...... 215 ....... Memphis, Tenn.

77-Holley Heard, t ......... 24 .... 6- 1 ...... 214 ...... Haynesvill~, La.

79-Hubert Shurtz, t ........ 23 .... 6- 2 ...... 230 ....•. Pinckneyville, Ill.

80-Jim Lyle, e ....... • .... 20 .... 6- 3 ...... 202 ...... El Dorado, Ark.

81-Ray Bullock, e ... . ..... . 22 .. . . 6- 2 ...... 189 ...... El Dorado, Ark.

82-Abner Wiinber1y, e ...... 21 .... 6- 1 ...... 201 ...•.. Oak Ridge, La.

83-Melvin Lyle, e .......... 22 .... 6- 2 ...... 205 ...... El Dorado, Ark.

84-Don Hemphill, e ...•... 19 .... 6- 1 ...... 190 ......... Bogalusa, La.

85-Jim Loflin, e ........... 23 .... 6- 2 ...... 205 ...... New Orleans, La.

86-Jim McLeod, e •......... 24 .... 6· 2 . ... . . 200 .......... Laurel, Miss.

87-Jeff Adams, e ........... 24 .... 6- 1 ...... 190 ........ Memphis, Tenn.

88-Graves Holloway, e ..... 20 .... 6- 5 ...... 195 . •..... Alexandria, La.

89-Joe Leach, e ........... 21 .... 6- 2 ...... 207 .•..... Shreveport, La.

90-Sain Coots, e ........... 22 .... 6- 4 ...... 200 ..... Little Rock, Ark.

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J . Lesage halfback

R . Bullock end

S. Ballard center

B . Eckert tackle

F . Land tackle

W . Worley guard

Y. A. Tittle quarterback

J . Loflin end

A . Wimberly end

D. Sandifer halfback

W . Schroll fullback

C. Griffith halfback

H . Heard tackle

R . Coates halfback

B . Clegg halfback

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ALMA MATER

We p~aise thee fo~ t:hy past, 0 Alma Mater! · Thy hand hath done its work full faithfully; The incense of thy spirit hath ascended And filled America from sea to sea!

We praise thee for thy present, Alma Mater! Today thy children look to thee for bread! Thou leadest them to dreams and actions

. splendid! The hunger of their. souls is richly fed!

We praise thee for thy future, Alma Mater! The vista of its glory gleameth far! We shall ever be part of thee, great Mother! There thou will be where e'er thy children are!

Chorus Olive Green and Blue, we love thee. Pledge we now our fealty true. Where the trees are ever greenest, Wbere the skies are purest blue. Hear us now, 0 Tulane, hear us. As we proudly sing to thee! Take from us our hearts' devotion! Thine we are, and thine shall be!

ROLL ON. TULANE

Here's a song for the Olive and the Blue. Here's a cheer for the team that's tried and true. Here a pledge of loyalty to thee, Oh, Tulane Varsity. Here's to the Greenbacks that never will say die, And here's to the hearts that are true To the men of Tulane, who are fighting for her

name, For the Olive and the Blue.

Chorus Roll, Green Wave, Roll . them down the field. Hold, Green Wave, · That line must never yield. When those Greenbacks charge through the line They're bound for victory. Hail, Green Wave, For you we give a cheer. Hail Green Wave, For you we have no fear. So ev'ry man in ev'ry play, And then we'll win that game today. Hurrah for Old Tulane.

TULANE FIGHT SONG

Green Wave, Green Wav.e, Hats off to thee, Fight, fight, fight for our victory Shout to the skies · The Green Wave war cry. The bravest we'll defy. Hold that line for Olive and Blue We will cheer for you. So fight, fight, Old Green Wave Right on to victory.

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TULANE CHEERS HULLABALOO

Hu- la- ba- loo Ray-Ray! Hu- la- ba- loo Ray-Ray! Hoo-Ray! Hoo-Ray! Vars, Vars, tee-ay! Tee-ay! Tee-ay! Vars, Vars, tee-ay! Tulane!

KILL Scream! (Drawn out) Kill! Kill! ! Kill!

T.U.YELL T-U L-A Nnnnn E! Fight! Fight! Fight!

LOCOMOTIVE

T- U- L- A- N- E­T- U- L- A- N- E­T- U- L- A- N- E­RAH! T - u - u - LANE!

VICTORY

V-1-C-T-0-R-Y Victory! Victory! That's our cry.

GREEN WAVE R-o-o-ll On! Gre-e-e-n Wave! R-o-o-ll On! Gre-e-e-n Wave! R-o-o-ll On! Gre-e-e-n Wave!

YEA, TEAM

Yea Team Fiiht! Ray Team Fight! Yea Team! Ray Team! FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT!

ECHO Cheer leaders: T Crowd! T Cheer leaders: u Crowd! u Cheerleaders: L Crowd! L Cheerleaders: A Crowd! A Cheer leaders: N Crowd! N Cheer leaders: E Crowd! E All: T-u-u-lane!

FIGHT!

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After the game, have dinner in HOLMES RESTAURANTt in the Vieux Carre- on Bourbon Street just off Canal -open daily except Sunday from 11 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. Delicious French and Creole Cuisine served in an atmosphere

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