University of Texas Austin - Cactus Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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' VARSITY YELL. Hulla-ba-loo! Hoo-Ray! Hoo-Ray! Hulla-ba-loo! Hoo-Ray! Hoo-Ray! Hoo-Ray! Hoo-Ray! ' Varsitv! Yarsitv! U. T. A.! Dv)WX OX THE AYENl E. |7IE ' RH a crowd of jolly students, for the tide of life is high, % Then let us all be merry, for tomorrow wo may die: luiT tomorrow we may die, but now the pulse of life goes by. And we will sing our songs until the echoes make reply. Let the echoes all make answer to the merry songs we sing, vSince Father Time is Oying and the hours are on the wing — The hours are on the wing, and there is nothing that can bring Them back again to build anew the once-departed spring — For we are Chorus: Jolly students of the ' Varsity, the ' Varsity, We are a merry, merry crew : And almost every one that sees us sa s we are ' Rah I ' Rah! ' Rah! The best they ever knew. And every day you ' ll Ind us in the class room or the hall, Or you ' ll find i.s on the campi .. and we ' ll hear you when you call We ' ll hear you when yor call but when the night begins to fall, You ' ll seek in vain because we aren ' t anywhere at all. Then here ' s to good old Texas, where our hearts are light and gay, . nd here ' s to those of other years, remembered still today — We recall them still today, although with us they could not stay, Vnd here ' s to thojc who follow us when we lin -p gone away. — For w e are Choi lis: