Tulane University - Jambalaya Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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Two teams met on the Green Wave field, And, though I hate to brag; Along with their mascot; L.S.U. Vied for — and lost — The Rag. Four boys went out for a coon-hunt, (They hadn ' t far to hike). When they found game, not coon, oh, no- Better!! L.S.U. ' s Mike. Sandburg spoke from McAllister, And, though he had great form; My thoughts trailed off in ecstacy Over the new men ' s Dorm. Countless have passed through our portals And, though their image fades, Their hearts will always dwell among TULflHE ' S

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! inG THROUGH THE flTmOSPHERE That day .... to look arour I felt a new Tulane spirit Enveloped eaifiplRrground Pep rallies at McAllister, Joined with shirt-tail parades Virginia and Ole ' Miss bonfires Lighted the shadows and shades. I spotted Tilton Library, Thoughts went back to tarry On times I ' d had to study here; Books I ' d had to carry. Up to the clouds the voices came Loud with vigor and vim; This was the spirit of Tulane Working out In the gym. I clapped my wings when I beheld Future filled with promise; Npw architects and engineers Pflssed from Stanley Thomas. My gaie then fixed on one building, (Here physics notes were read); Memories walked through these hallways Where many more shall tread. A big black cloud rose in the sky, I stopped so I could see; Some student had exploited the Theory of chemistry. Flying o ' er the athletic dorm. On T formation beam; I proudly dipped a wing to say. Hi, Green Wave football team. Standing rar off in the distance, Past the houses and trees; Stood Hutchinson Memorial — Symbolic of M.D. ' s. In every organization. One thing ' s behind it all — I found the heart of a campus Beating in Newcomb Hall.

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w.V Miss Football was Renee Aubry, (She went to Californ); And Sarah, as Miss Basketball, Almost completes this yarn. The lights were dimmed, the curtains down, Imagination tilled each age; The applause brought forth more curtain-calls Drama had found our stage. Tulane at Mid-Century was Carried out every Inch, In a Homecoming theme set off By our queen Sara French. The barkers yelled to sell their wares Gaiety knew no bounds; Tulane soil was transformed Into Campus Carnival grounds. m jiM.