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J . D. Byrne, President A. E. Thouron, Vice-President J . E. McMahon, Vice-President Chas. A. Nehlig, Vice-President Jacob Schaaf, Secretary-Treasurer J. Zach Spearing, Attorney Chas. F. Buck, Jr., Attorney Bernard Titche, J r., Notary Frank W. Magne, Notary Roger P. Sharp, Bldg. Expert

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Herman T. Bartels Frank W. Hart Chas. B. Bernius Hunter C. Leake H. C. Bernius Frank W. Mag ne H. V. Boube de J. E. Mc: Mahon C has. F. Buck, J r. Chas. A. Nehlig J . D. Byrne R. O livier Fra nk G. Costley Henry P. Pfeffer E. J. Enge lbrac:ht J ac:ob Schaaf A. Pe rc:y G e neres J. Za c:h Spoaring

W. W. Sutcliffe , Jr. H. L. Swift Georg e P. Thompson A. E. Thouron Bernard Titc:he, Jr. 8. W erner

THE GREENIE Vol. 9 OCTOBER 7, 1939 No.2

H ORACE R ENECAR .. ..... .... . ..EDITOR

Official Souvenir Football Program of Tulane Uni­ve rsi ty, Published for Each H ome Came.

C O NTENT S

Auburn Pictures .. 5 Tulane Pictures .. .............. . 7 Pigskin Roundup ... ........ .... . ....... ... .... ... 9 Campus Camera ( 16 page section) .................. . 11-30 The Lineups . ... .................. . ..... ...... ............ Center Tulane Pictures ............... ...... .. .. ............. 32 Alma Mater .............. .. ... . ........ ...... ... 34 Tulane P ictures ..................... ................. 37 The Rosters.... .. .. . ..................................... ..... .... . 38

A SALUTE T he Adver tisin g C lub of New Orleans dese rves

the thanks of the entir-~ communi ty for its effort s in interesting more out-of-town football fans in the Tulane schedule, t h us bringing them to ew Orleans fo r t he games. A special Tulane football committee, appointed by Arthur Radlnuer , presi­dent of t he club, to carry out this civic program, has worked tirelessly and unselfish ly to make our neighboring cities more "Tulane foot boll minded ... Our salute to the Advertising Clu b and particularly to the individual committeemen, Moise Blo c h , H erbert Kenny, P. j . Rinderle, A. ] . Jarrall, Ned Gill, Elmer Doerries, Earle Owings, Beverly Brown, Robert Kottwi tz, Kenneth Rotharmel, Jack Zaring, Gar Moore, and Mr. R adlauer.

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A LAB AM A- FORDHAM-Two of Rockne's famous di!'ciples, Frank Thomas and Jim Crowley, get together here. Two great teams with the result likely to go either way. Strictly on a hunch, Alabama.

GEORGIA TECH-NOTRE DAME-Bill Alexander frequently fools all the wise guys. Nevertheless, Notre Dame.

DUKE-COLGATE-Andy Kerr's magic failed last week and isn't likely to be any more effective today. The Blue Devils by two touchdowns.

FLORIDA-MISS. STATE- The Maroons to win their second in a row. 'Gators shy on experience under a new system.

LOUISIANA - HOLY CROSS-The Ti­gers may get going at Worcester but the Crusaders seem to have a bit too much for 'em.

V. P. I. -NORTH CAROLINA-The Tar heels to show their speed and versatility once again.

OHIO STATE - MISSOURI-The Buck-eyes.

V ANDY-KENTUCKY-Riding the Ken­tucky dark horse, apparently the finest foot ­ball steed the Bluegrass has produced since 1923.

WISCONSIN - TEXAS - The Badgers with something to spare.

YALE-COLUMBIA-Lou Little's inex­perienced team worry Yale. Eli gets the nod.

MINNESOTA-NEBRASKA- Another in the long string of Gopher-Cornhusker feuds. Bernie Bierman's boys to beat Biff's bigger ones.

N. C. STATE - CLEMSON - Anything may happen here. Clemson on a half spin­ner.

TEMP LE - CARNEGIE TECH - The plaid without too much difficulty.

SOUTHERN CAL. - WASH STATE­Close but Southern Cal gets any edge in sight before the game.

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On the buses, off they go, shouting "Tally-Ho".

"Tally-ho" shout the 70 members of the University of Florida Band when they reach the high spot of the annual concert season ••• their trip to Tallahassee for a concert before Florida State College for Women's 1,800 girls.

Girlr-the best of all reception committees.

Arm in arm they stroll for a little pre-concert relaxation.

The University of Florida is one of the only two state universities that is non-coeducational. Minus coeds, it gets mighty lonesome for the uni­versity's 3,400 boys, so the day of the band concert is much anticipated ... and, need we say, thoroughly enjoyed.

L E G s

AT ALABAMA

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L E G s

AT TENNESSEE

Miss Empress Hooper, lovely Miss. State coed.

Largest dormitory in the world, housing I ,536 Miss. State students shown in air view.

A Beauty Line-up

at Tennessee

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Loy to talk foot­

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his favorite Vol-

The arts flourish at Newcomb College of Tulane University. Wiih brush and easel, the girls sketch in surroundings of natural beauty. Newcomb pottery, shown below, is internationally famous.

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TULANE t, l.; VI'

Bodney White 52 76

LG Dailey

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<..: Flower

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lW RT RF. O ' Boyle McCollmn Wenzel

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18 Banker, h b 21 Sims, h b 25 Glass, T. , q b 27 Krobert, c 28 Dwyer, g 29 Wolbrette, g 30 Block, c 31 Owens, g 32 Burwick, g 34 Rexer, e 35 Dufour, t 36 Stern, fb 37 Vanzant, e 38 Abrams, g 39 Thomas, g 40 Ely, h b 41 Collins, c 42 M cCarron, e 43 Butler, f b H Krueger, q b

PB Gloden

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SQUAD LIST

RHB Banker

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Lowell Dawson, Coach No. No. 45 Grush, q b 46 Thibaut, f b 47 Hays, h b 48 Marmillion, h b 49 Gloden, f b 50 Nyhan, q b 51 Sauer, f b 52 Bodney, e 53 Jaubert, t 51 M icelle, e 55 Hickey, g 56 M ullin, e 57 Smith, h b 58 Eason, q b 59 Slayton, h b 60 Kellogg, h b 61 Cassibry, h b 63 Brinkman, e 65 Gentling , g 66 Flower, c

OFFICIALS

67 Brekke, t 68 English, e 69 Groves, g 70 Clay, g 'i'1 McCollum, t 72 Bentz, t 73 DeFraites, e 74 Wenzel, e 75 Dailey, g 76 White, t 77 O ' Boyle, g 78 Golomb, e 79 Blandin, t 80 Johnson, c 82 Glass, R., h b 84 Ma ndich, c 85 Tittle, q b 87 Comer, e 96 Kirchem, t

Ltne~man .. Jes.q W. H air, Louisiana Tech Fiel(l Judge............ .. .. .... H . G. Mouat, Armour

AUBURN TiE 1/1' LG C RG RT RE

Cremer M'Eachern Mills Morgan Howell Bulger Pearson 29 22 28 31 10 70 42

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10 H owell, g 11 Sims, q b 12 Faulk, e 15 M cGowen, h b 16 Lamb, e 17 Crimmins, t 18 Wolff, t 19 M orris, t 21 Chandler, g 22 M ' Eacl1ern, t 24 Crietzbcrg, c 25 Johnson, c 26 Ellis, h b 27 M cMahan, q h 28 Mills, g 29 Cremer, c 30 LeNoir, c

Referee ... Umpire

QB M cMahan

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I•'B Ilaynsworth

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SQUAD LIST

Jack Meagher, Coach

31 Morgan, c 32 Carmichael, f b 33 Maddox, c 35 Wendling, h b 36 Fairchild, c 38 Mauldin, e 39 R apper, h b 40 McGehee, o 42 Pearson, e 43 Samford, e 1 1 Cordell, t 15 Chalkley, t ·17 Nichols, t 18 Haynsworth, f b 49 Riddle, h b 50 McNair, h l1 nl Cost e llos, g

OFFICIALS

52 Buckner, q b 54 Mims, h b 55 Ardillo, g 56 Burns, c 57 Deal, fb 58 Thorpe, g 59 Kenmore, h b 60 Wise, g 62 Cantrell, f b 64 M cCarty, h b 65 Dean, f b 66 Cheatham, q b 68 Fowler, q b 70 Bulger, t 71 Bartlett, f b 72 Irby, h b

......... J. D. Thomason, Georgia Julius E. Burghard, Miss. College

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Ted Husing presents Tennessee's. Head Football Coach, Maior Bob Neyland, Over the "Mike."

A model of a Shakesperean house made by J. H. Wheeler, Auburn student.

Paul M. Rudolph, another Auburn student, with clay model.

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ALMA MATER Sing these words as Tulane's Alma Mater

is played

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We praise thee for thy 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!

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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!

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

a re!

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Olive Green and Blue, we love thee! Pledge we now our fealty true Where the trees are ever greenest, Where the skies are purest blue! H ear us now, 0 Tulane, hear us ! As we proudly sing to thee I T ake from us our hearts' devotion! T hine we are, and th ine shall be !

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TULANE ROSTER No. PLAYER- HOME TOWN-Is--Banker, Burton " Buddy" ................................................. Lake Charles, La ............... .............. . 24-Sims, John................ . -············-·················· ...... Delhi, La. ... . ...................................... . 25-Class, Tom.......... .............. .. ........................ .................. New Orle an•. La . ...................................... . 27-Krobert, Bernard .............................................. ................... Beaver Dam, Wise ...................................... . 28-Dwyer, James ................................ - .................................... New Orleans. La . .. .................................... . 29-Wolbrette, Henri.. .... .. ....... _ ........................................... Shreve port, La .............................................. . 30-Block, Charles .......................................................... ............ Cary, Ind. . ....................................... . 31-0wens, John ... u······· ···-·-········ .. ········································ New Orleans, La . ............................. .......... ..

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38-Abrams, John ................................................... ........ ........... New Orle ans, La ........................................... . 39- Thomas, Manuel.. ...................................... .. ...................... Wheelin~r, W.Va .. ............. ............................ . 40-Ely, James................ . .... . .............................. ............... Shaw, Mlu ................ ........ ........................... . 41-Collins, Reynolds "Rip"········-·-·········································· Baton Rou~re, La ......................................... . 42-MeCar·ron, Joseph ........................ ................ ....... ............... New Orle ans, La .................. ................. ....... . 43-Butler, Monette.. .. .... . ................................ ............. Oak Grove, La .................................... .. 44-Krueger, Paul (Capt. ) .......... -·-·-································· ... Cary, Ind. ............................... . ....• 45-<:rush, Robert............. . ............................................. Ne w Orleans. La...................................... . . 46- Thibaut, James.. .......... . ................................................... New Orlean•. La...................................... • • 47-Hays, Harry...... ... ... .. ......................................... San Anae lo, Texu ·······························- ..... . 4.8--Mar·million, Norman .......... ~················""·----··--···---------···· ... Ponchatoula, La . . ..................... b ................ .

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AUBURN ROSTER No. PLAYER- HOME TOWN-to-Howell. Milton............................ . ............................. Beuemer , Ala ............................. . 11-Sirns, Jim............. ........... .. .. ............................... ~--·--··· Moulton. Ala. .. .. .................................. . 12- Faulk, Teedy.......... ... ........... . .•................................. Selma, Ala . . ......................... .. 15--McCowen, Dick......... ..... . .......................................... Empire, Ala. . ..................................... .. 16--Lamb, Herbert ........... . ....... ......... .. ........................ Tallahaoue, Fla. ................................ .. . 17-Crirnmins, Francia.. ........... . ......................................... E&sl Falla Church. Va .. ........................ ...... . 18-Wolff, Ceorge.... .. ..... ....... . ............. ............................. Atlanta, Ca . ............................................. . 19- Morris, Max ..................................................................... Blounts ville , Ala ...... ................................... . 21 - ·Chandler, \Valter ........................................ .. ...... ............. Columbuo, Ca ............................................. .. 22- MacEachern, Cordon. . ................................................. Haverhill, Maos ... ....................................... . 24-Chrietzberg, Abb.... ........ .... ............................... ... .. Auburn , Al a ..... . ........................................ . 25- Johnson, Steve ........ ... . ........................................... Pa los, Ala . . ..................................... . 26- Ellis, Paul.. ................. . .............................. .............. Atlanta, C a. . ...................................... . 27- McMahan, Buddy...... ... . . .............................. ............... Tuscumbia, Al a . ...................................... . 28·-Mills, Ernest.. .................................................. .... ......... Columbus , Ca. ...... . ........................ . 29-cre me r, Tbeo........... . .................................................... Birminrham, Ala. .. ................................. . 30-LeNoir, Jim........... ............ .. ....................................... Butler, Ala. . ......................................... .

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Year Pos i· on tion Wt. Varsity

HB 187 3 HB 188 I QB 193 I c 190 I c 190 I c 207 I c 197 I c 203 I c 200 1 E 185 I T 206 I

FB 193 1 E 173 1 c 177 I c 188 1

HB 187 1 c 223 1 E 188 1

FB 173 3 QB 169 3

~: 185 1 195 I

HB 166 2 HB 170 2 FB 186 2

~: 183 3 183 3

E 186 2 T 200 3 E 180 I c 175 2 E 195 1

HB 167 1 QB 170 I HB 176 1 HB 165 2 HB 191 2 E 191 2 c 177 1 c 193 2 T 211 2 E 200 1 c 217 2 c 208 2 T 235 2 T 230 1 E 180 2 E 2 12 3 c 185 3 T 212 3 c 209 2 E 207 2 T 235 1 c 205 1

HB 193 1 c 193 1

QB 200 1 E 197 1 T 215 3

Year Posi· on t ion Wt. Varsity

c 185 3 <iB 179 l

170 I HB 185 2 E 186 I T 192 1 T 205 3 T 193 1 c 190 2 T 207 2 c 179 2 E 169 I

HB 14S 1

~B 175 1 190 2

E 190 1 E 175 2 c 190 3

FB 175 I c 190 1

HB 170 2 c 190 3 E 190 I

HB 160 2 E 175 2 E 178 2 E 172 1 T 210 1 T 198 I T 199 3

FB 185 3 HB 158 3 HB 149 1 c 17 1 I

QB 155 2 HB 172 3 c 180 I c 180 I

FB 195 1 c 210 3

HB 152 2 c 195 2

FB 178 3 HB 152 I FB 185 2 QB 186 1 QB 167 3 T 215 2

FB 173 I HB 171 1

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Prytania & Amelia Bob Gatlin

JAckson 9375

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Freret & Robert Howard Delacroix

UPtown 9088

laurel & Henry Clay Chas. Weinhart

UPtown 9101

St. Charles & Fern St. Charles Service

WAlnu t 3353

Fe rn & Hickory Henry Feraud WAlnut 7865

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of the 15 other of the largest-selling

brands tested-slower than any of them­

CAMELS give a smoking plus equal to

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