TULANE STADIUM, , SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7th, 1970, 7:30 P.M.

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Published by the Athletic Department Dr. Rix. N. Yard, Director G. J. deMonsabert, Business Mgr. Editor: Bill Curl

Tulane Lyric Theatre ...... 6 The Tulane Coaches ...... 8 Information ...... 9 Tulane University Officials ...... 10 Athletic Staff ...... 13 The Tulane Team ...... 15 Trainers , Managers, Ground Keepers ...... 19 It's a Long Way ...... 20 Miami Scouting Report ...... 22 Tulane Alphabetical Roster ...... 23 Lineups , Numerical Rosters ...... 24 Miami Alphabetical Roster ...... 26 Miami University Officials ...... 27 Songs and Cheers ...... 29 The Miami Team ...... 30 Campus Scenes ...... 32 Official 's Signals ...... 33 Green Wave Club ...... 38 '70, ' 71 ...... 41 Future Football Schedules ...... 44 Homecoming Queen and Court ...... 46

On the cover :-Dr . Herbert E . Longenecker , Tulane President , cheers the Green Wave on to victory over Georgi a earlier this season . See related story on page 20 .

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Lines, Inc. ··The Wings of Man .. is a registered service mark of Eastern Air Jerry Mru-shall, fo rmer New Orleans police officer, who with 6 appe ared on national television as the "singing police ­ of "The Merry Widow" in August . H e is shown last year with m an ," sang a lead in the Lyric Theatre's production Joann Yockey, female lead, who started the Julliard American Opera Center in New York. This summ er mark ed th e succ essful third con­ secutive y ear of thr ee operettas performed by the Tulane Univ ersity Lyric Th eatr e-and three cheers from thos e who have attended the per ­ formanc es. Productions have provid ed entertainm ent for audi enc es, "workshop " credit cours es for stu­ dents , social events for alumni and oth ers in the community , and fun for scor es of participants . Created by Francis L. Monachino, who join ed the Tulan e faculty in 1967 as an associat e pro­ fessor of music , th e Summ er Lyric Th eatre , com­ bined with th e Opera Workshop credit cours e, is conc eived as a joint end eavor by the univ er­ sity and th e community to establish a regional theatr e.

The th eatre is d esigned to bring together tal­ Th e nun s o f No nnb erg Abb ey s ing seve ral selec tions ented young professional artists, t eachers, and durin g the p roduc tion of "Th e Sound of Mu sic," op en­ in g pr esent ation of th e Tul ane Lyric Th eatr e's 1970 stud ents to provide high calibre entertainment seas on in J une. and to giv e participants a training ground for study and stag e performance. The multi -purpose project combines services of a univ ersity setting with a strong sens e of identity with the com­ munity. With a broad professional background , pri­ marily in singing, th e program 's director and produc er, Mr. Monachino , initiat ed the project as a joint end eavor b ecause he believes that most cities have difficulty in maintaining theatre and opera programs. Rising costs and community apathy , as well as lack of opportunity for de­ velopm ent of young tal ent ed performers, are pr evalent on th e urban scene today. Thus , he felt the most feasibl e program would be on e in which a m etropolitan area might best be serv e d with a university base already equipped with physical faciliti es for theatre pro ­ "Th e Pirat es o f Penzance ," which wa s the Jul y pro­ duction and an active theatre and music depart­ du ction , fea tured K aren Pe eler of J onesboro, A rk., a Ne wc omb College g raduat e, as the female lead. Sh e ment staffed by qualified faculty members. So ha s been with th e Grass roots Ope ra in No rth Carolina . the Tulane Lyric Th eatr e and Opera Workshop becam e a r eality , serving with the New Orleans community to bridge a gap between town and gown in a mutually profitable r elationship. The Opera Workshop , a course for graduate or undergraduate credit in the university's Sum­ mer School, gives participants , including teach­ ers, as well as college music and theatre stu­ dents, opportunity to take active part in three musicals pres ented each summer . This series of workshop performances con­ stitutes the Lyric Th eatr e, with George W . Hen­ drickson , Tulane prof essor of theatre and speech , as technical director and associate producer , and Leland Bennett, assistant director of the Univer­ sity Center at Tulane , as orchestra dir ector . The Opera ·workshop-Lyric Theatre links th e university to th e community in a thr ee-fold way Pir ates in "Th e Pirat es of P enzance " in clud ed stud ent -good training , a chance for active p erforming , p articipant s in th e Op era Wo rkshop , teac hers, a nd New Orleans a rea resid ents int erested in th e perform­ and evenings of entertainm ent. ing arts. 7 The BrainTrust and the Boss

Coach Jim Pitt man has assembled a top-flight coaching staff-a care­ ful blend of youth and experience that gives the Green Wave some of the best tutelage available. "I feel like I have one of the best groups "They are not only of assistant coaches in the country," says Pittman. in the office and fine coaches on the field, they do an outstanding job by Frank Young (left), in recruiting." Pittman (front, center) is flanked "Pap" Morris (right) assistant coach in charge of defense, and Tom right) are assistant coach in charge of offense. Standing (from left to director; Billy Tohill, Marv Kristynik, offense ; Jack Orsley, recruiting defense; Joe Clark, offense; Gerard Boudreaux, defense; Andy Bour­ geois, freshm an coach. RED CROSS STATIONS-Tulane Stadium is equipped with the most modern , up-to-date first a id equipment available , matching the finest Red Cross stadium facili­ ties in the country . The main station is located on the ground level in the northwest corner of the stadium , and additional stat ions are maintained at the northeast , south­ east and southwest corners on the ground level and under the west stands near the north 20-yard line . Should there be an emergency near you , notify the nearest sta­ dium guard immediately . DOCTORS' CALLS-Doctors ' telephones are located as follows : East side , ground level at entrance to ramp # 3 ; West side , ground level at entrance to ramp # 3; West The Whitney brings you side ramp, radio booth level, above section X -L. Doctors ' numbers are assigned by the Tulane Athletic Department. all the bank services A record of your number will be retained at the stadium telephones and your number will be announced over the you need: public address system. OTHER EMERGENCY CALLS-Stadium telephone number SAVINGS ACCOUNTS • INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS is 861-3661 . Pages will be made over the public address CHECKING ACCOUNTS • CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB system only in case of extreme emergencies. AUTOMATIC TRANSFER TO SAVINGS • SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES LOST AND FOUND-During and after the game , items should be claimed at the Lost & Found Office on the PERSONAL MONEY ORDERS • COMMERCIAL LOANS ground level in the southwest corner of the stadium. On AUTO LOANS • HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS ensuing days, items can be claimed at the Stadium Ticket LOBBY DEPOSITORIES • 24 HOUR DEPOSITORY Office, 6401 Willow Street , telephone 861-3661. COLLECTION OF BONDS& COUPONS REST ROOMS-Rest Rooms are located on the ground level and on the upper level ramp under the top deck. FOREIGN BANKING DEPARTMENT • STORAGE OF VALUABLES There are also rest rooms at each end of the upper deck. TRUST SERVICES • BOND DEPARTMENT TELEPHONES-Telephone pay stations are on the ground CORRESPONDENT BANKING RELATIONSHIPS . level concourse on all sides and ends of the stadium ACCEPTANCE FOR DEPOSIT OF FEDERAL TAXES WITHHELD BY EMPLOYERS CONCESSION PRICES-Pay no more . All vendors must CREDIT DEPARTMENT • BANK-BY-MAIL wear identifying badges. Please buy only from authorized vendors and pay only the above prices . Report any in­ - plus 87 years of banking experience which is available stances of over charge or other complaints to the near­ to every customer -small or large. est stadium guard , including the vendor 's badge number .

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In a n era of rapid development of the "multiver­ His leadership at Tulane has resulted ins· -- . . f" . I . ign11icant sity" campuses, crowde d with ten~ of _thousands of increases in inanc1a assistance enablingth u . ·t t · h e n1ver- stude nts, Tulane Univer sity has maintained a steady, s I y o increase t e quality and range of its f d f .1. t. h acuity reasone d growth without losing its sense of com- an ac1 1 1es and t erefore the quality of . ' 1-1s aca- munit y. demic programs. Its el even schools and colleges are close-knit di­ Especially conspicuous examples of the result th visions where faculty , students and staff can work he has attained are the construction of thes at toget her on an inter-perso nal basis. Howard-Tilton Memorial Library , expansion andn;: And, w ith most units geographically near to one velopment of a comprehensive medical center another, university-wide programs for all of its 8,000 vision of larger facilities for the Law Sch ool i/;: students and 800 fulltime faculty provide opportu­ structure which formerly served as the university Ii~ nities for effecting associati ons among the members brary , and the new science building whichis nearing of all divi sions. completion . The opportunities for exchanges of views are an While all these things were being acco mplished, importa nt a spect of education at Tulane, as young Dr. Longenecker has found time to partici patein na­ people from all 50 states and many foreign countries tional and international programs for the advance­ share view s and experience s enabling all of them ment of education , science and government and for to better a pp reciate various cultures and to develop the solution of major world problems esp ecially in a better understanding of the world in which we live . the field of nutrition. Dr. Her bert E. Longenecker, Tulane's President for If he has neglected anything, it has been hishob­ the last de cade , is an internati onally-known educator bies , though he still finds time occasionally for fish­ whose tirel ess energies are devoted to a wide range ing with his friends and colleagues. of interest s.

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Grounds Keepers-(! to r) Clayton Fuselier , Roland Blan­ 19 chard, Nolan Chaix. watching the strong Orange and Blue teams of cellor of the University decreed athletic deempha­ halftime. "I was a member of the mar chingban~ Coach Ray Eliot. 0 sis, and it wasn't until the end of World War 11 all four years. We cheered loudly , but most "We had a home near Evanston , and became that Pitt reasserted itself as a football power." IT'S A LONG WAYthe time in vain. " . . d· friends with through church lead­ And while seemingly uninvolved rn the a By then , Dr. Longenecker had moved up in the ership groups ." , Dr. Longenecker of the University, holding two from trying out for the Freshman team at Lititz minist;ation of administration Since coming to Tulane , Dr. Longenecker has ·Idrng· P enn. Dean of Research in the Natural Sciences High School somewhere in Eastern Pennsylvania became aware of the business of rebur titles: seen another era of change involving crucial de­ h. acquarn· Dean of the Graduate School. to be ing a successful college administrator who State 's football program through rs and cisions , including coaching and athletic staff , Jock . f · nds included numbers the likes of tances on the campus. Hrs close rre "I helped select and recruit Tom Hamilton as personnel changes , leaving the So~theastern of Pendn Sutherland , Tom Hamilton , Red Dawson, Ray Ralph Hetzel Jr. son of the Preside nt at Pitt. We felt he was the man conference to pursue a course as a maior South­ ' ' b rs an Elrot , and Ara Parseghian among his acquain­ State two other sons of faculty me m e ' t for the job because of the great leadership he ern independent , and reinstatement of the physi­ st tances. Ridg~ Riley, who became head of the Penn a e had demonstrated in the Navy physical education cal education program . . Longenecker, President program during World War II." But for Dr . Herbert E Alumni Association. p State "I 've been through the heartaches and the of Tulane University , those paths have been While working on his doctorate at en~ "the , I have seen youngsters crossed. Pittsburgh was beginning to come back, and successes. At Tulane from 1933 to 1936, he took an i~te;ii :b:I for­ the coaches who became friends of Dr . Longe­ fighting a battle . And I have see_n_those you~~­ ," Dr. " I wasn 't much of a football player plans for change in Penn States necker included Clark Shaughnessy and Lowell sters come through with the resrlrence of sprrrt Longenecker admits . "As a boy , I had to work had previously " tunes ." . . 1 Pittsburgh " Red" Dawson , both of whom that is part of being young and alive. and just didn't have time to learn the game. He moved on to the Unrversrt y o Goldberg coac hed at Tulane . And that is how a 125-pound football dropout When I tried out for Lititz' Freshman team I in 1938 , "in the days when Ma rshall Dr. Longenecker was Vice President of the Uni­ about 125 pounds wringing wet. " ' , and "we can become vitally involved in the important weighed was burning up the gridiron. k Sutherland versity of Illinois from 1955 to 1960 21 a biochemistry major at Penn State Chan· ," business of intercollegiate football. 20 Later , as "But that was the end of the Jo e "The were regular visitors to Memorial Stadium his activity on the football field was restricted t~ era, " he adds with a note of sadness . 11 dealershipThere's a in town that doesn't play 9~!!!!!~" 1970 - YEAR OF THE GREEN 22 L______Tulane Roster Name (Numb e r) ...... Posit ion , Hei ght , Weig ht Name ( Num ber) ...... Position, Height, Weig ht Class ...... Home Tow n (H igh Sc h ool), H . . S. Coach Class...... Ho me Tow n (Hi gh School), H. S. Coac h *ABERCROMBIE, David (11) ...... TB, 6-0, 190 * HENDERSON, Joel (30) ...... LB, 6-0, 195 Sen io r ...... Semin ary, Mis s. (Se minary HS) E. Rodgers Senior...... G reenvil le, Miss. (Greenville HS) W. Mo rgan ASHER, Harod (46) ...... LB, 6-1, 205 ** HESTER, Ray (56) ...... LB, 6-2, 215 Sophom ore ...... Bogalusa, La. ( Bog al usa HS) L. Mu rray Senior ...... New Orlea ns, La. (Holy Cross HS) John Ka lb ac her ATKINS, Jim (94) ...... LB, 6-1 , 200 HOLLINGSWORTH, Jeff (78) ...... 0T, 6-2, 220 Junior ...... Beau mont, Texa s (For est Park HS) W. Drennan Sophom o re ...... New Orleans, La. ( Behrm an H S) E. Mic hel BAILESS, Butch (74) ...... 0T, 6-1, 220 JOHNSON, Frank (73) ...... DT, 6-2 , 230 Juni or...... V ick sb urg, Miss . (Coo pe r H S) R. Dunaway Sop ho mo re ...... Vicks burg, Miss. (Wa rren HS) Dewey Patridge * BARRIOS, Steve (29) ...... WB, 6-0, 187 KERSHAW, Bob (12) ...... QB, 6-1 , 183 Juni or ...... New Orl eans , La. (West J effe rson HS) R. Pr ies Jun io r ...... Litt le Rock, A rk. (Cat holic HS) M. Mal ham * BATEY, Jim (38) ...... TB, 5-11, 195 ** KINGREA, Rick (32) ...... LB, 6-1, 235 Junio r...... Fr ank li n, La. ( Frankl in H S) D. Br umfield Senio r ...... Baton R ouge, La. (Baton Rouge , HS) L. Mc Gr aw BERTRAND, Earl (63) ...... 0G , 5-11, 225 KOESLING, Mike (72) ...... 0T , 6-0 , 222 Sop hom or e ...... Westla ke . La. ( Westla ke HS) C. Kuehn Sop homor e ...... Dallas, ( R. L. T urner HS) Kirk Drew BROWN, Bill (92) ...... LB, 6-2, 180 ** LABORDE, Jack (42) ...... 0E, 6-0 , 205 Soph omor e ...... St. L ouis Mo . (K irkwo od H S) W. Leni ch Sen io r...... New Orlea ns, La. (Jesuit HS) K. Tarzetti BUCHANAN, John (19) ...... SAF, 5-11, 185 * LACHAUSSEE , Rusty (17) ...... QB, 6-1 , 192 Sopho mo re ...... Pensaco la, Fl a. ( Pensaco la HS) J. Moorer Junior ...... Pascagoula, M iss. ( Pasca goula HS) L. Hol l ingshead * BULLARD, Joe (23) ...... DHB, 6-0, 185 LANDRY, Mike (58) ...... 0G, 6-2, 210 Junior ...... Mobile , Al a. (Uni ve rsit y M ilit ary) M. Hef ner J uni or ...... Lake Cha rl es, La. ( Landry HS) R. Gos nell •• CHAPPUIS , Duke (48) ...... TB, 5-10, 185 * LEBLANC, Maxie (14) ...... TB , 6-1 , 180 Sen ior ...... New Orl eans , La. ( De La Sa lle H S) L. M cHenry Junior ...... Vinton, La. (V inton H S) J. Barbeau * CLINGON, Billy (64) ...... 0G, 6-0, 205 * LEDET, Art (88) ...... 0E , 6-1 , 215 Senio r ...... Raleigh , Miss . (Raleigh H S) Larry Kelley Juni o r ...... Abbevil le, La. (A bbevill e HS) J . Mula • COMMANDER, Ray (76) ...... DT, 6-2, 225 LEE, Randy (80) ...... DE, 6-1 , 200 Junio r ...... Port Arthur , Texas (Au st in H S) B. But aud So ph omo re ...... Dall as, Texa s (Jeffe rson H S) R. Holl ywood * CORN, Ronnie (44) ...... FB, 6-0, 195 * LOPRESTO, Al (62) ...... DT, 6-1, 205 Junior ...... Mobil e, Al a . (Murph y HS) C. An derson Juni o r ...... New Ib eria, La. (Cat hol ic HS) R. San na CRAIN , Dennis (27) ...... WB, 5-10, 175 McGUIRE, Mike (93) ...... 0E , 6-3 , 185 Juni o r ...... Vi cksbur g, Miss . (Co op e r H S) R. Dun away Sop homo re ...... Metai ri e, L a. ( Jesuit HS) R. Coa tes CULWELL, David (68) ...... DT, 6-0 , 200 McKEIVIER, Jim (95) ...... LB, 5-10 , 108 Sophomore ...... Garlan d, T exas (G arl and HS) R. Coffee Sop hom o re ...... Sul phur, La. (Sulphur H S) Shanno n Suarez DAUER, Lloyd (49) ...... 0E , 5-11, 200 * MARSHALL , Bob (35) ...... FB, 5-10, 195 Sopho more ...... New O rlea ns, La. ( Hol y C ross HS) John Kalb acher J uni o r ...... Metairi e, La. ( East Jeffe rson H S) R. Whitman DAVIES, Steve (31) ...... WB, 6-3, 215 * MARSHALL , O'Dell (75) ...... 0T , 6-2 , 230 Juni o r ...... Co ral G abl es, Fl a. ( Cor al G a bl es HS) N . Ko tyz Junior ...... Pasade na, Texas ( Rayburn H S) J. McNeil DAWSON, Jim (90) ...... 0E , 5-11 , 185 MARSHALL , Ray (24) ...... LB, 6-0 , 198 Sop homo re ...... J ac kson vill e, Fl a. ( Paxo n H S) E. Swartz So pho more ...... Metai rie, La. (St. A loysi us HS) B. A rm s DEWITT, Chip (54) ...... C, 6-1 , 220 MOSS, Charles (40) ...... DHB, 6-0 , 184 Senio r ...... Housto n, Texa s (Memo rial H S) C. C hurch ill Sop homo re ...... Lake Char les, La. (Lake Cha rles HS) J. Emm ons DOUGHTY, Ken (45) ...... LB, 5-11, 195 MURRAY , Lewis (51) ...... C , 6-2 , 226 Sop homore ...... Shrevepor t, La. (No rthwood HS) Ja mes Farra r Sop ho mo re ...... Bogalu sa, La. ( Boga lusa HS) L. Murr ay ** DUCK, Bryan (81) ...... DE, 6-1, 200 MUSE, Randy (36) ...... LB, 6-0 , 215 Senior...... Purvis, Mis s. ( Pur vis HS) L. Wi ll iams Sop ho more ...... Un io n , M iss. ( Union H S) Torris Ryals * ELLIS, Paul (13) ...... SAF, 5-10, 182 * PAULSON, Mike (85) ...... 0E, 6-2 , 190 Juni or ...... New Orl eans, La. (Dalla s Jesu it HS) G. Pasqua Ju n ior ...... Dallas, Texas (Bryan Ada ms HS) R. Cowsar Ewing, George (41) ...... DHB, 5-11, 186 * RICHARD , David (20) ...... LB, 5-10 , 185 Sopho more ...... Houston, Texa s (S. P. Wa lt ri p HS) L. Agelto n Se ni o r ...... Lutc he r, La. ( Lutc her H S) E. Roussel ** FARNELL , Mike (22) ...... WB, 5-11, 185 RICHARD Dennis (91) ...... DE, 6-0, 200 Senio r ...... Mobile , A la. ( McGill In sti tu te) A. Conlin Sop homo re.: ...... Houston, Texas ( M. B. S mil ey HS) Malo ne FOLEY, Rob (69) ...... 0T , 6-0, 215 * RICHARDSON Carl (83) ...... 0E, 6-3, 215 Sop homo re ...... New O rlea ns, La. ( Jes uit H S) R. Coates Jun ior ...... '...... Be rw ick, La. (Berw ick HS) A. Wy man FONTANA, Tony (18) ...... QB, 5-11, 190 ROUX, Bill (37) ...... DHB, 5-11, 198 Ju ni o r ...... Abbevi ll e, La. ( Ve rmilli on Cat holic) V. Li sti Sop ho more ...... Gonzales, La. ( East A scens ion HS) Sc hexnidre FREY, Bob (52) ...... DT, 6-2 , 225 ** SANDERS , Kenny (15) ...... SAF, 6-0 , 188 Sopho more ...... Mob ile, Ala. (Mc G ill In stitu te) A. J. Conl in Sen io r ...... Bato n R ouge, La. ( Lee HS) W. Turn er LB, 6-0 , 210 *• GENDRON, Joe (89) ...... DE, 6-2, 205 * SANFORD, Mike (53) ...... Mos el le, M iss. (South Jones HS) N. Roberts Senio r ...... Wate rtown, N. Y. ( Ca rthag e Ce nt ral HS) E. D ecker Senior ...... 0T, 5-11, 217 ... , 5-11 , 175 ** SCELFO , Sam (67) ...... GIBSON , Lee (47) ...... DHB Senio r ...... New Ib eri a, La. ( New Iberia HS) F. Mahf ouz ) Shanno n Sua rez Sop homore ...... Maplewood, La. ( Sulphur HS * SMITH , Ed (84) ...... DE, 5-11 , 190 GILL, Johnny (34) ...... FB, 6-0, 190 Junio r ...... Eunice, La. (Eunice HS) J. Nagata Seni o r ...... Slidell , La. (S li del l HS) Geo rge Th omas SPENCER , Butch (26) ...... DHB, 6-2 , 209 GLEASON, Greg (10) ...... QB, 5-11 , 178 Se n ior ...... Farmerville, La. ( Farmervi lle HS) C. Carpenter Junio r ...... La Mesa, Cali f. (Hel ix HS) Vint on * STARK , Steve (82) ...... DE, 6-0 , 190 GODWIN, Jim (86) ...... 0E, 6-4 , 195 Senio r ...... Franklin, La. (Franklin HS) D. Bru mfield Sop homor e ...... San Ant onio , Texa s (Chur ch ill HS) E. Co rl ey STUPRICH, Mike (71) ...... DT, 6-2 , 223 • GRAVES, Bart (70) ...... 0T , 6-4, 240 Sop homore ...... Long Beac h, Miss. (Long Beach HS) Louis McK,ssack Seni o r ...... Mars hall, Texas ( Marshall HS) R. Br ooks * THOMAS, Steve (60) ...... 0G , 5-11 , 2.15 • GRIMES, Bruce (39) ...... LB, 6-0, 195 J un io r ...... Groves, Texas ( Port Neches HS) E. O' Brie n Juni or ...... Pascago ula, Mi ss. ( Pasc agoul a HS) L. H oll ing shead * THOMPSON , Jim (50) ...... c, 6-2 , 215 Ju nio r ...... Dalla s, Texas (Brya n A dams HS) R. Cowsa r • GUZMAN, Ronnie (59) ...... LB, 6-0, 207 * VALLS, Mike (61) ...... 0G , 6-0 , 217 r ...... Lake C harl es, La. ( Lake C ha rles HS) J . Emm ons Junio Ju n ior ...... New Ibe ria, La. (Catholic HS) R. Sanna HALE, Joel (57) ...... DT, 6-3 , 210 * WALDRON , Bob (79) ...... DT, 6-5 , 235 Soph omor e ...... Hende rson, Texas (Hende rson H S) F. J ackson Jun io r ...... Shr evepo rt, La . (Byrd HS) J. Cox HARDER, Glenn (55) ...... LB, 6-2, 215 ** WALKER, J. Mike (77) ...... DT , 6-5, 230 Sop homo re ...... Lafayette, La. ( Lafa yette HS) L . Foreman Se nio r ...... Sulp hur, La. (Sulphur HS) S hannon Suarez HARGRAVE, Cal (28) ...... TB, 6-2 , 195 WALKER , Mike W. (16) ...... QB, 6-1 , 183 Junio r ...... C rowley, La. ( Notr e Dame HS) J. Dil l Sop homore ...... Hou ma, La. ( Terrebonne HS) Bob Parker HEAPE, Scott (25) ...... WB, 6-0, 191 WICKS , Wayne (65) ...... 0T , 6-1 , 220 J unio r ...... Dallas, Texas (St. M a rk's HS) W. Rippetoe Sop homore ...... Lake Cha rles, La. ( Lake Cha rles HS) J. Emmo ns , 5-10, 225 • HEBERT, David (33) ...... DHB, 5-11 , 183 * WILKENFELD, Allen (66) ...... 0G ...... T exas City, Texas ( Texas City HS) L. P arker ...... Thiboda ux, La. ( Th ibodaux HS) M. Tatum Sen ior Juni or ...... , Joe (87) ...... DE, 6-1 , 217 ...... TB, 5-10 , 186 * YOUNG HEBERT Ricky (21) Jun ior ...... Houst on, T exas (S miley HS) G. Will iams Sop homo r~...... J en ning s, La. ( J enn ings HS) B. Hudso n

* Denotes v arsity lett ers ea rned. Tri-Ca ptai ns: D avid Aberc rombie, R~ Ki~grea, JRc;i~a%~;;~esJr. College, Ellisville, Miss., 2 yrs., ADDITIONAL DATA ON PLAYERS WITH JUNIOR COLLEGE EXPERIENCE David t~ E Coole Gr GLEASON-University of California at San Coach S. C oo ley .. Bill y CLING ON- Jo.nes Jr . College, Ell,svol le, Miss., k~ti-rsGr.;s~~ont .Jr. Coli~e, ~ rossmont, Calif ., 1 .Yr:, Coach C. Whitfie ld . l lege, Diego, (no t a Jun io r Co llege), San Diego, Cal~., 111 y r.,MCoa~h ~k l~ ac 1 ;r. Coach c. Bowman. Joel HENDE.RSON'-Miss,ss,pp , Delta Jr. Co Bart GRAV ES- N . E. Oklahoma A & M Jr. o ege, ,am' J ., J Col le e Ellisville Miss 2 yrs Coach S . Cooley. Wayne W ICKS-­ Kilgore, Tex., 2 yrs., Moor head, M iss., 2 yrs., Coach J. Randa lL M0 ikkle SA1 N FORf - hnt B~· man g A ll en W ILKENFELD- Kilgo/e Jr . College, N. E. O klahoma A & M Jr . College, M1am1, a., yr ., o ac • w · . 23 R. Simmons . Wouldn't an ice cold Coke taste good right now? PROBABLE STARTING LINEUPS

MIAMI TULANE

Offense- Offense-

Pos. No . Name Pos. No . Name

WO 88 JOE SCHMIDT WE 81 M IKE PAULSON QT 67 ANDREW DORN WT 70 BART GRAVES QG 47 LARRY WILSON WG 66 ALLEN WILKENFELD C 58 TOM TURCHETTA C 54 CHIP DEWITT SG 60 GARRY VUJANOV SG 60 STEVE THOMAS ST 72 MAURICE KELLY ST 72 MIKE KOESLING TE 83 JOHN WATSON SE 88 ART LEDET QB 16 KELLY COCHRANE QB 16 MIKE W . WALKER RB 49 TOM SULLIVAN FB 35 BOB MARSHALL RB 32 CHUCK FOREMAN TB 11 DAVID ABERCROMBIE FLK 19 DON BRENNAN WB 29 STEVE BARRIOS

Defense- Defense-

Pos. No . Name Pos. No . Name

LE 78 MIKE BARNES LE 82 STEVE STARK LT 56 KENNETH WHITE LT 77 J. MIKE WALKER RT 75 DICK TROWER RT 79 BOB WALDRON RE 53 JACK CHAUVET RE 87 JOE YOUNG OLB 90 MIKE RILEY LB 32 RICK KINGREA MLB 66 BOB S. TAYLOR LB 56 RAY HESTER ROV 93 JUNIOR BATES LB 55 GLENN HARDER LCB 21 JIM HAVILAND ROV 20 DAVID R ICHARD RCS 22 GARY MICK HB 22 JOE BULLARD 55 12 HB 33 DAV ID HEBERT FS 23 DEAN STONE SAF 13 PAUL ELLIS

Miami Numbers Tulane Numbers 11 Ray Borowicz, KO 56 Kenneth Wh ite , DT 10 Greg Gleason, QB 54 Chip Dewitt, C ""12 Kurt Schottenheimer, DB 57 Mike L eary, DE 11 David Abercrombie, TB 55 Gl enn Harder, LB 12 Bob Ke rshaw, QB 56 Ray H ester , LB *13 T ony Stawarz , DB 58 Tom Turchetta , C 13 Paul Ellis , SAF 57 Joel Hale, DT 15 Bill Perkins * 59 Wayn e Lawrenc e, LB 14 Max ie leBlan c, TB 58 Mike Landry , OG 59 Ronnie Guz:man, LB ' 16 Kelly Cochrane , QB 15 Kenny Sand ers, SAF 60 Garry Vujanov , OG 16 Mike W. Walker, QB 60 Steve Thomas, OG T' 17 David ea l, QB 62 Chuck Milc ic, OT-OG 17 Rusty lachaussee, QB 61 Mike Valls, OG 18 John Hornibrook , QB * 63 Dan Johnson , LB 18 Tony Fontana , QB 62 Al Lopresto, DT 19 Don B rennan, WO 19 John Buchanan, SAF 63 Earl Bertrand , OG 66 Bob S . Taylor , LB 20 David Richard, LB 64 Billy Clingon , OG 20 Bud dy Scarborough, DB 67 Andrew Dorn, OT 21 Ricky Hebert , TB 65 Wayne Wicks , OT *21 Jim Haviland, DB 68 Stuart Guthrie , OG 22 Mike Farnell , WB 66 Allen Wilkenfeld , OG ' 22 Gary Mick, DB 69 Steve Robey , OT 23 Joe Bullard, DHB 67 Sam Scelfo , OT 24 Ray Marshall , LB 68 David Culwell , DT S" 23 Dean tone, DB 72 M aurice Ke •IIY, OT 25 Scott Heape , WB 69 Rob Foley, OT 24 Emmett Elliott, WO 74 Larry Wi lson, OG 26 Butch Spencer , DHB 70 Ba,t Graves, OT 26 Bruce Strickland, FS * 7S Dick Trower, OT 27 Dennis Crain , WB 71 Mike Stuprich , DT 28 Cal Hargrave, TB 72 Mik& Koesling , OT 28 Jerry Maynard, DB 76 Tom Christensen , DE 29 Stev e Barrios , WB 73 Frank Johnson, DT *29 Pat Barrett, P *77 Bob Trocolor, DT 30 Joel Henderson , LB 74 Butch Bailess, OT 30 Bobby G . Taylor , DB 78 Mike Barnes, DE 31 Steve Davies , WB 75 O 'Dell Marshall, 01 32 Rick K ingrea , LB 76 Ray Commander, Dl ' 31 Steve Schaap , RB 79 Ray Terzynski , DT 33 David H ebert , DHB 77 J . Mike Walker , DT 32 Chuck Foreman , RB *BO Dieter Matthes , WO 34 Johnny Gill , FB 78 J eff Hollingsworth , OT 34 Bob Repka , RB 82 Steve Gaunt, TE 35 Bob Marshall, FB 79 Bob Waldron , DT 36 Randy Muse , LB 80 Randy lee, DE ' 36 Buz MacDowell , RB 83 John Watson, TE 37 Bill Roux , DHB 81 Bryan Duck , DE 38 Steve P arr, TE 85 Burgess O w ens , DB 38 Jim Batey , TB 82 Steve Stark , DE ' 40 Bobby Be st, RB Golmont,' 86 Van WO 39 Bruc e Grim es, LB 83 Carl Richard son , OE 40 Charles Moss , DHB 84 Ed Sm ith , DE 41 Scott Mundrick , RB 87 Bruce Bishop, WO 41 George Ewing , DHB 85 Mike Paulson, OE 43 Larry Lancast er, DB *88 Joe Schm idt , WO 42 Jack Labord e, OE 86 Jim Godwin , OE 44 Mike Cummins , PK *90 Mike Riley , LB 44 Ronni e Corn , FB 87 Joe Young , DE 45 Ken Doughty, LB 88 Art Ledet , OE Sullivan," 49 Tom RB ' 91 Al Palewicz, LB 46 Harold Ash er, LB 89 Jo e Gendron , DE 50 Stan Bujal ski , OT *92 Chuck Richard, LB 47 lee Gibson , DHB 90 J im Daw son, OE 91 D e 51 Dennis Shanahan , LB * 93 Junior Bat es, LB 48 Duke Chappuis , TB nnis Richard , DE 49 Lloyd Dalier, OE 92 Bill Bro w n, LB ' 52 Paul Schmitt , OG 94 John Barlow, LB 50 Jim Thompson , C 93 Mike McGuire , OE •53 Jack Chauv et , DE 95 Edd ie Mercer, DE 51 lewis Murray, C 94 Jim A tk ins, LB 54 Jay Wilson , OG 96 Bo Dunn , LB 52 Bob F rey , DT 95 J im McK eivier, LB 55 Je ff Anderson, C 53 Mike Sanford , LB

*- Returning L ettermen

" COCA-CO LA " A ND "COK E" A RE RE GISTE RED T RADE-MARKS O F T HE COC/,-COLA COMPANY. It's the real thing. Cg,ke. Miami Player Roster Name (Number) ...... Position, Height Weight Class ...... Home Town ANDERSON, Jeff (55) C, 6-2, 209 Sophomore ...... Jacksonvil le, Fla. (Wolfson HS) BARLOW, John (94) LB, 6-3, 202 Sophomore ...... Havertown , Pa. (Havertown Twp.) BARNES, Mike (78) DE 6-7 235 Sophomore ...... Pittsburgh, P a. (P~aboctyH S) *BARRETT, Pat (29) P, 5-11, 200 Sen,or ...... Baker sfield , Ca l. (Bakersfield HS) *BATES, Junior (93) LB, 6-2, 190 Jun,or ...... Libert y, Miss. (Liberty HS) *BEST, Bobby (40) . RB, 6-1, 204 Sen1or ...... El1zabethtown , Ky. (Millersburg HS) BISHOP, Bruce (87) WO, 6-4, 192 .Sophomore ...... Green Ba y, Wis . (Premontre HS) BOROWICZ, Ray (11) KO, 6-1, 193 Junior ...... He aldsburg, Cal. (Healdsburg HS) BRENNAN, Don (19) WO, 6-3, 190 Junior ...... Prairi e Vil. , Kan. (Shawnee Miss'n. HS) BUJALSKI , Stan (50) OT, 6-2, 215 Sophomore ...... Ft. l:1tt1derdale, Fla. (Northeast HS) *CHAUVET, Jack (53) DE, 6-1, 235 Senior ...... EI Pas o, Texas (Austin HS) CHRISTENSEN, Tom (76) DE, 6-4, 221 Junior ...... DePere , Wis. (E. DePere HS) *COCHRANE, Kelly (16) QB, 6-3, 210 Junior ...... Crawfordsville, Ind. (Crawfordsville H S) CUMMINS, Mike (44) PK, 5-9, 180 DR. HENRY KING STANFORD Junior ...... Northridge , Cal. (Northridge HS) President, University of Miami DORN, Andrew (67) OT, 6-2, 236 Junior ...... Buffalo, N.Y. (St. Joseph's HS) DUNN, Bo (96) LB, 6-3, 195 Sophomore ...... Coral Gables , Fla. (Coral Gables HS) FOREMAN, Chuck (32) RB, 6-2, 199 Sophomor e ...... Frederi ck, Md. (Frederick HS) GAUNT, Steve (82) TE, 6-2, 201 Sophomore ...... Hialeah , Fla. (Hialeah HS ) *GOLMONT, Van (86) WO, 6-3, 190 Senior ...... Beave r Falls, Pa . ( Beaver Falls HS) GUTHRIE, Stuart (68) OG, 6-1, 222 Sophomore ...... Lakeland , Fla. ( Lakeland HS) *HAVILAND, Jim (21) DB, 5-11, 176 Junior ...... •...... Drayton Plains , Mich. (Waterford-Kettering HS) HORNIBROOK John (18) QB, 5-11, 178 Sophomore ...... '...... Folsom, Pa. (Ridley HSI *JOHNSON Dan (63) DT, 6-0, 230 Jun ior ...... Orlando , Fla. (Edgewater HS) KELLY, Maurice (72) (g!;h~;\!~5, Sophomore ...... Waterbury , Conn. LANCASTER, Larry (43) DB, 5-10, 16~ Junior ...... Peabod y, Mass. (Lyndon lnSl. * ( LB, 6-1, 220 LAWRENCE, Wayne 59) (Los Altos HSI Senior ...... Hac ienda Hgts ., Cal. 2 * MacDOWELL, Buz (36) (~~• t!rth~~ Junior ...... Lake Worth , Fla. a e * WO, 6-2, 190 MATTHES, Dieter (80) . . Fla. (Nor land HSI Junior ...... M1am1 , 1 MAYNARD, Jerry (28) . da caP~La~~~aOda~i) WALTER KICHEFISK Jun1or ...... L aM1ra , · 26 and Ath letic Director 6 2 ~o~~;,~~e' ....~ .~~i~ ...~~tndin a Bch. , Fla. (Ferna~! ~a ~!h.~~ Name (Number) ...... •.... Pos ition, Height, Weight Class ...... Home Town

*MICK, Gary (22) DB, 6-0, 175 Junior ...... Miami , Fla. (Norland HS) MILCIC, Chuck {62) OT-OG, 6-2, 253 Sophomore ..•...... Wilmerding , Pa. (Wilmerding HS) MUNDRICK, Scott (41) RB, 5-10, 182 Sophomore ...... •..•..Ft. Lauderdale, Fla . (Ft. Lauderdale HS) OWENS, Burgess (85) DB, 6-3, 197 Sophomore ...... •...... •...... Tallahassee , Fla . (Rickard HS) *PALEWICZ, Al (91) LB, 6-1, 204 Junior ...... •...... Miami, Fla . (Palmetto HS) PARR, Steve (38) TE, 6-2, 195 Sophomore ...... •...... Hollywood , Fla . (S. Broward HS) PERKINS, Bill (15) WO, 6-0, 170 Sophomore ...... :...... Phoenix, Md. (Dulaney HS) REPKA, Bob (34) RB, 6-0, 198 Junior ...... Manasquan, N.J. (Manasquan HS) *RICHARD, Chuck (92) LB, 610, 195 , Junior ...... Orlando , Fla . (Edgewater HS) *RILEY, Mike (90) LB, 6-2, 205 Junior ...... Pittsburgh, Pa . (S. Hills Cath. HS) ROBEY, Steve (69) OG, 5-10, 200 Sophomore ...... Hayward, Cal. (San Lorenzo HS) SCARBOROUGH, Buddy (20) DB, 6-3, 182 Junior ...... Moss Pointe , Miss . (Pass Christian HS) *SCHAAP, Steve (31) RB, 6-3, 230 Senior...... Spring Lake, Mich . (Spring Lake HS) *SCHMIDT, Joe (88) WO, 6-2, 216 Senior ...... Orlando, Fla . (Edgewater HS) *SCMITT, Paul (52) OG, 6-1, 215 Junior ...... Buflalo, N .Y. (Bishop Ryan HS ) *SCHOTTENHEIMER, Kurt (12) DB, 6-2, 198 Senior ...... Miami , Fla. (Ft. Cherry HS) (McDonald , Pa .) SHANAHAN, Dennis (51) LB, 6-2, 205 Sophomore ...... LaGrange , Ill. (Lyons HS) *STAWARZ, Tony (13) DB, 6-1, 191 Senior ...... New Britain , Conn. (New Britain HS) *STONE, Dean (23) DB, 5-11, 179 Senior ...... Albuquerque , N.M. (Highland HS) *SULLIVAN, Tom (49) RB, 6-1, 183 Junior ...... Jacksonville , Fla. (Duncan-Fletcher HS) *TAYLOR, Bob S. (66) LB, 6-0, 208 Senior ...... Lawrence, Kan . (Lawrence HS ) TAYLOR, Bobby G. (30) DB, 5-10, 175 Junior ...... Tulsa, Okla . (McLain HS) *TEAL, David (17) QB, 6-3, 197 Senior ...... Charleston, S .C. (James Island HS) TERZYNSKI, Ray (79) OT, 6·3, 245 Junior ...... Rhinelander , Wis . (Rhinelander HS) *TROCOLOR, Bob (77) OT, 6-3, 250 Senior ...... Tenafly , N.J . (Cheshire Acad.) *TROWER, Dick (75) OT, 6-3, 244 Junior ...... Norfolk, Va . (Norview HS) TURCHETTA, Tom (58) C, 6-0, 222 Junior ...... Altoona , Pa. (Bishop Guilfoyl e) VUJANOV, Garry (60) OG, 6-3, 252 Sophomore ...... Cuyahoga Falls , O. (Cuyahoga Falls HS) WATSON, John (83) TE, 6-1, 203 Sophomore ...... Washington , D.C. (Potomac HS) WHITE, Kenneth (56) OT, 6-4, 238 Sophomore ...... Orange , Va . (Orange County HS) WILSON, Jay (54) OG, 6-2, 230 Junior ...... Miami , Fla . (Norland HS) WILSON, Larry (74) OG, 6-1, 235 27 Junior ...... Ft. Lauderdale, Fla . (Nova HS) "-Returning Letterman Scoring with the Green Wave or scoring with the public ...

the point is ... team cooperation

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28 Songs andCheers

ALMA MATER ROLL, GREEN WAVE we praise thee for thy past, 0 Alma Mater! Here's a song for the Olive and the Blue. Thy hand hath done its work full faithfully. Here's a cheer for the team that 's tried and true. The incense of thy spirit hath ascended Here's a pledge of loyalty to thee , And filled America from sea to sea. 0, Tulane Varsity. Here's to the Greenbacks that never will say die, CHORUS- And here's to the hearts that are true Olive Green and Blue, we love thee To the men of Tulane, who are fighting for Pledge we now our fealty true her name, Where the trees are ever greenest, For the Olive and the Blue . Where the skies are purest blue. Hear us now, 0 Tulane, hear us Roll, Green Wave, Roll them down the field. As we proudly sing to thee! Hold, Green Wave, that line must never yield. Take from us our hearts' devotion! When those Greenbacks charge through the line Thine we are, and thine shall be! 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! (Chant to be used on second chorus) Roll, Green Wave, Roll, Roll Green Wave Hold Wave, Hold Wave , Hold, Green Wave. Go- go- go get the tigers Go win, go win, go win from the tigers. Fight, fight, fight for T . U. T. U., T. U., the Olive and the Blue, T - - U - - Rah, Rah, Rah, Tulane.

HULLABALOO A one, a two, A helluva hullabaloo, A 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! MiamiHurrican es

ll'JA v.C~ J~,, , ~ DON BRENNAN JACK CHAUVET KELLY COCHRANE ANDREW.... DORN Wideout Defensive End Quarterback Offensive Tackle

\ I .... WAYNE LAWRENCE GARY MICK' ' Linebacker Defensive Back

I ..,.. f:IYPIKURT • SCHOTTENHEIMER TOM SULLIVAN ROBERTTROCOL OR Linebacker ~- Defensive Back Right Back DefensiveTackl e 30 I ,

/. ; ~ . MIKE BARNES PAT BARRETT BOBBY BEST Defensive End Punter Right Back

J

Ill&. / • -::;;:alliai...... __ CHUCKFOREMAN STEVE GAUNT JIM HAVILAND MAURICE KELLY RightBack Tight End Defensive Back Offensive Tackle

A,-. /j ti STEVE SCHAAP JOE SCHMIDT TONY STAWARZ Defensive Back Right Back Wideout -

- 61lt1 ...... JOHN WATSON -RICHARDTROWER GARRY VUJANOV... TOM TURCHETTA ... Tight End DefensiveTackle Center Defensive End 31 Campus Scenes

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32 0tt· ia~Sig Is ~- 'h ~ttJ

Featuring Pretty Pat Prins Substitution Illegal Procedure Offside (Infraction Tulane Cheerleader Infractions or Position of scrimmageor free kick formation) 0 ·~ ~

J Illegal Motion Clipping Ineligible Receiver Ball Illegally Touched, Incomplete Forward Pass Helping the Runner, Down Field on Pass Kicked, or Batted Penalty Declined, or Interlocked No Play, or No Score Interference

~,~~{;;. ' r' w~i, Ball Dead; If Hand Touchdown or Delay of Game Illegal use of Illegally Passing Forward Pass or Kick Catching is Movedfrom Side Hands and Arms or Handling Ball to Side: Touchback Forward Interference

Loss of Down Roughing-­the Kicker Safety Personal Foul Illegal Shift First Down 33 HONOIDNG DR. LAPHAM A Tu lane Cam-Pix Fe ature

A g entl eman known to thousands vember 6 with honorary life mem­ returning for Homecoming repre­ of Tulan e men of medicine as bership in the Tulane Medical sented a warm and sincere testi­ "Max" was singled out at Home­ Alumni Association. The tribute to monial for Tulane's medical am­ coming for recognition by the Tu­ "Max" hy Tulane medical alumni bassador. lane Medical Alumni Association, with establishm ent of the Maxwell E. Lapham L ectur eship of the Tu­ lan e Alumni Study Club. Dr . Lapham , who as a young ob­ stetri cian was co-d eveloper of the Fri edman - Lapham (rabbit ) Test for pr egnancy , was honor ed by Tu­ lane's m edical alumni for his mor e th an thr ee decad es of s ervice to th e U niversity as a ph ysician , schol­ ar and admini strator. He join ed th e Tul ane faculty in 1937 , and was appoint ed d ean of th e School of Medicin e in 1940 ; he served as dean until 1963 , wh en h e was named provo st of th e U niversity. Dr . Laph am also was acting presi­ dent in 1960 . In 1965, Dr. Lapham retired to dir ect a program for th e Am erican Council on Education. How ever, he return ed to Tulan e in 1967 in an advisory capacit y and was named executiv e secretary of th e Tulane Dr. Max Lapham (ce nt er), form e r d ean of th e Tulan e Sclwol of Medicine views a certificat e repr esenting th e Grlmc/ Cro ss of th e Univ ersidacl clel Vall e, Cali, Colornhia, M e dical Alumni Association in the high est honor th e 5011th Am e rican 1111ii;ersity can /Jestow. Two noted pl1usicians 1968. from the Colomhian school , Dr. Al ex Coho (le~ ), clean of th e health science division, Dr. Lapham , a graduate of the and Dr. Gabriel Vela;:;(fue;:; (right ), form er clean and president of th e Colo111hia11 Univ ersity of P enns ylvania, was Association of M edi cal S chools, pr ese nt ed th e award d11ri11g th eir rece11t i;isit to Tulan e M eclical C ent er. It was giv e n i11 reco gnition of Dr. L11plw111's cffo,ts on be­ honor ed at TMAA functions No- half of United States-Latin A111e rican 111eclical cooµ erntio11.

34 SALUTE ID THE ALUMNI

The leadership of Tulane alumni Fontaine Martin, Arts and Scienc es in fostering the progress of their 1934 and Law 1936 , New York, Alma Mater has always been an N. Y.; Second Vice Pr esid ent Har­ element of pride for Tulane Uni­ old A. Timken, Jr., Engineering versity. At Homecoming today, 1943 , Rockville , Md. ; Third Vice when the University honors its President Waldemar S. Nelson, En­ loyal sons and daughters, a new gineering 1936, New Orleans; S ec­ slate of officers assumes responsi­ retary Dr. Patrick H . Hanley, M ed­ bility for leading the Tulane Alum­ icine 1933, New Orleans; and ni Association for the year 1970-71. Treasurer Floyd W. Lewis, Law Thomas C. Wicker, Jr., New Or­ 1949, New Orleans. leans attorney, was installed today Homecoming festivities culmi­ as president of th e Alumni Asso­ nating this weekend-cocktail par ­ ciation. He received a bach elor's ties , reunions, alumni meetings, the degree in busin ess administration danc e, th e parade , etc. - would not have b een possibl e without the in 1944 and a law degree in 1949. inv estm ent of much time and en­ Mr. Wicker succeeded William M. ergy by an enthusiastic Homecom­ Haile, 1924 graduate of th e Col­ ing committee, composed of hun­ lege of Arts and Sciences from dreds of Tulan e alumni. Gen eral Mooresville, N. C., as president. chairman for Homecoming 1970 Other officers for 1970-71 are was Julian Brignac, Busin ess 1943 as follows: Senior Vice President and Law 1948, New Orleans. llomecoming General Chairman Thoma s C. Wicker, Jr., 1970-71 president Julian Brignac of the Tulan e Alumni Association.

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40 Baskethall '70·'71 Tulane's basketball picture brightens considerably with All-American John Sutter r e­ turning along with a nucleus of veteran players plus some outstanding new talent from a strong Freshman team . Sut­ ter became the highest scor­ ing junior in Tulane h istory last year with 558 points for a 24 .3 average . The schedule , while slightly less dem and­ ing than last year , continues to rank among the nation 's toughest . But look for Ralph Pedersen 's team to make a T I big improvement on that 5-18 Coach Ralph Pedersen showing .

1970-71 TULANE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Dec. 1 NORTHWESTERN LOUISIANA ...... New Orleans Dec. 5 THE CITADEL ...... New Orleans Dec. 7 SOUTH DAKOTA ...... New Orleans Dec. 11-12 Blue Bonnet Classic ...... Houston, Tex. (Houston , Oregon , Texas A&M) Dec. 14 INDIANA STATE ...... New Orleans Dec. 16 L~uisian .a State ...... Baton R.ouge, ~a. Dec. 19 W1scons1n ...... Madison , Wis. Dec. 21 Purdue ...... Laf ayette , Ind. Dec. 29-30 Old Dominion Classic ...... Norfolk , Va. (Old Dominion , Auburn, Xavier , 0 .) Jan. 2 North Carolina ...... Charlott e, N.C. Jan. 6 TEXAS ...... New Orleans Jan. 9 GEORGIA TECH ...... New Orlean s Jan. 11 Rice ...... Houston , Tex . Jan. 13 FLORIDA STATE ...... New Orleans Jan. 16 Miami (Fla.) ...... Miami , Fla. Jan. 28 Miami (0.) ...... Miami, Ohio Jan . 30 Valparaiso ...... Valp araiso , Ind. Feb. 3 LOUISIANA STATE ...... New Orleans Feb . 8 UTAH STATE ...... New Orleans Feb. 13 VIRGINIA TECH ...... New Orleans Feb. 15 STETSON ...... New Orleans Feb. 22 Tampa ...... Tampa , Fla. Feb. 27 Marquette ...... Milwaukee , Wis . Mar . 1 Georgia Tech ...... Atl anta , Ga.

TENTATIVE 1970-71 TULANE BASKETBALL ROSTER Name Pos. Ht. Yr . Ltr . Avg. Homet own Dave Alspaugh ...... f 6-4 Jr. 1 3.5 Peru , Ind . Mike Billingsley .... g 6-1 Jr . 1 9.0 Ft. Worth , Tex. Mike Dressler ...... c 6-6 So . 0 15.4 • St. Louis , Mo. George Ferguson ..f 6-5 Sr. 0 1.3 Ft. Worth , Tex. Wayne Garrett ...... c 6-7 Jr. O 1.5 New Orle ans , La. Ed Harris ...... g 6-2 Jr. 0 0.3 Ft. Wayne , Ind. Mike Henry ...... g 5-9 Sr. 2 5.8 Natchitoches , La. Dan Imming ...... g 5-10 So. 0 3.0 * Av is ton , Ill. (!) Barb er 's Pt., Hawa ii C: Jim Kwiatowski .... f 6-2 So. 0 18.5 * 0 er 's Pt., Hawaii C: Stan Kwiatowski .... f 6-4 Sr . 0 0.4 Barb N"' Stuart Kurtz ...... f 6-4 So. 0 6.6* Atl anta, Ga. Ricky Miller ...... f 6-5 So. 0 22.4 * Nashville , Tenn. "' . C:" John O'Hearn ...... f 6-2 So. 0 3.3 * Mountain Side , N.J > John Sutter ...... f 6-8 Sr . 2 24.3 Marion , Ind . C: Sr . 2 13.5 New Orleans , La. 0 Harold Sylvester .... c 6-6 John Szponar ...... g 6-3 So. 0 14.7 * Roch ester , Ind.

* Scoring average on Freshman team. 41 GreenWave Club Other Contributors (Cont'd)

Mr. William W. Banta Mr . Jack King Mr. John J. Barcelo, 111 Dr . W. H. Kisner Mr . Walter J. Barnes Mr . Calvin E. Kissgen Mr . Isaac H. Bass Mr. Richard Koch Mr . Frederick H . Bauer, Jr. Mr. Frederick S. Kullman Mr . G. Dufour Bayle Dr. James J . LaNasa, Sr. Mr . Roman W. Bentz Mr. George E. Landry Mr. C. Thom as Bienvenu, Jr . Dr. P . 0 . Landry Mr. Louis Blanda Mr. Marc Lazaro, Jr. Mr. James W. Blount Mr . Arnold Lefkovits Mr. William Bonar Mr. William Stone Leake Mr. R. W. Bond, Jr . Mr. H. F. Lemmon Mr . B. E. Bookout Mr. G. B. Lindboe Mr. Alan Bories Mr. James D. Little Mr . Marcus W. Bowman Mr. T. Ben Lockett Dr . G. Gernon Brown Dr. Randolph A . London Dr. F. Temple Brown Mr. George R. Lopez Dr. Robert W. Brown Mr . Lee P. Lottinger Mr . William K. Brown Mr . & Mrs. Fred L. Lazes, Jr . Dr. Bradley C. Bronson Mr. Thomas C. McClellan Mr. Alvin S. Caplan Mr. Walter V. McDonald Mr . Richard G . Carter Mr. W. R. McGehee Mr. Anthony Cerasaro Mr . James W . McGill Mr. Jack J. Charbonnet Mr . Mimi McGlasson Mr. Donald R. Charles Dr. George P. Mclean Mr. Richard Chassee Mr. Michael J. McNulty, Jr. Mr. Jack L . Chatelain Dr. Frank W. Macdonald Mr. Ronald Chauvin Mr. James McGee Mr. Joseph 0. Gies Mr. Myrtus A. Mangum Dr. Joseph Cohen Mr . Ralph H . Mann SPORTS• BEST PROGRA Mr. Percy J. Colon , Jr. Mr. G. Pratt Martin I Mr . Timothy D. Coughlin Mr. Harold A . Martin, Jr. •SPORTSCASTER Of THE YEAR Mr. J. C. Culbertson Mr. J. T. Martin I I Mr. R . W. Daray Mr . A. E. Massey, Jr .. Mr. Bernard Darre Mr. Robert K. Mayo •SPORTSWRITER Of THEYEAR WVUE Mr. Edward A. Davidson Mr . Joseph E. Melancon, Jr. I I Mr. L. P. Dawson Dr. John G. Manville Mr . Berchman H. DeHart, Jr. Mr. Jules C. Meraux Mr. D. J. Dembinski Mr. Kenneth Miller 6pm& NEWS11pm I" TH,E Mr. William J . Drawe, Jr. Mr . Ray H . Miller Mr. James G . Dubuisson Mr. Wilson T. Miller, Jr. Mr. David Dupuy Mr. Bernard D. Mintz Mr . David T . East Mr . E. John Miranne, Jr . Mr. C. L. Eshleman Mr . Harold Moise , Jr. Mr. I. Stauffer Eshleman Dr. H. Schorten Monget Mr . Tatum Eskrigge Mr . Marion S. Monk, Jr . Th e Wor ld's Most Exp ensive Look Mr . Fred N . Estopinal , Jr . Mr . David Monroe At Any Pric Mr. Michael R. Eubanks Mr. Malcolm L. Monroe e Mr. Herbert J. Fall Mr. Edward C. Morgan Dr. Richard Faust Dr. E. R. Morgan Mr. &. Mrs . James H. Fenner Mr. Stanley S. Morris Mr. A. F. Fischer Mr. J. F . Muller Mr . J . D. Franklin Mr . James A. Mundie, Jr. Mr . Reuben I. Friedman Major Don B. Munson Mr . E. J . Friedrichs Dr. Joseph Nadell Mr . Gus A. Fritchie, Sr. Mr. David J . Norman Mr. J. Peter Gaffney Mr. Phil H . Nugent Mr . Louis L. Goldstein Mr . George H. Nusloch, 11 Dr. Thomas P . Gonsoulin Mr . Forrest E. Oakes Mr. Dale W. Gott , Jr. Mr . Richard O 'Brien Mr. Samuel A. Gray Dr . A . Jackson Odom Fashion Creations from thru out the world Mr . Jerry M. Greenbaum Mr. C. Mc Vea 01 iver Dr. Richard P. Greene Mr. Ray Olsen Everything for Milady Mr . Calvin Grosscup Mr. J. Costello Otto Mr. E. Carlton Guillot, Jr . Mr . A. H. Paddock Mr. Grady Harper M, . Anthony Parisi Mr. R. M. Haynie Dr. Virgil L. Payne Mr . Stephen R. Heifner Mr . Harold L. Peck MIDIS w ere for th e years long ago, Mr. C. Ellis Henican Mr . H. Don Percy Mr. Herold Simon Mr. William D. Pierce, Jr. With MAXIS you'r e covered from h ead to toe. Mr . J. R. Hiller Mr. John 8. Postell Mr . Norwood N. Hingle , Jr . Dr . Jack W . Pou Dr. Joseph R. Hirsch Mr . Raymond R . Price Now in our stores w e have none to show, Mrs. R. P. Hodges Mr. Raymond J. Pujol Dr. T. Hudson Dr. Thomas M. L. Quehl 'Cause we feel th e LONGWAY is th e WRONG Mr. Warren R. Hugo Mr. D. T. Ranna Mr. John T. Hunley Mr . Tony Reginelli WAY to go. Mr. Gordon B. Hyde Mr. John J. Rein , Jr. Mr . Philip E. James Mr. Albert R . Rexinger Dr. J. Harvey Johnston , Jr . Mr. Austin G. Robertson, Jr. Mr. Hans B. Jonassen Mr. Homer R. Robinson Mr. George E, Jones Mr. John U. Rochester 712 Rue Royal Roosevelt Hotel Mr. Robert T . Jones Mr. Graham W . Rogers Dr. ,John T . Karaphillis Mr . Robert E. Rogers Phone 522-2233 529-7111 Dr. David Katz Mr. Samuel I. Rosenberg Mr. John J. Keeley Dr . Arnold Royal Hours 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. Mr. Robert Pierce Kelley, Jr . Mr . Edward M. Rubenstein Mr. Eddie Khayat Mr. Gerald L. Russo 42 Mr. J. L. Killeen Mr . Gordon Sabol Mr . George Kinek Mr . Max Schaumburger Other Contributors (Cont'd) Mr.David B. Schell Dr. Leo Tucker or. Richard K. Schmidt Mr . Ralph Turner Mr. Hughes Schneid au Mr . Craig F. Valenti Mr. Frederick A. Schulz Col. G. Van Studdiford Mr . Leon L. Verriere a Mr. Aaron Seiber, Jr . or. S. Shemin Dr. W. Michael Vise Mr. A. B. Simpson Mr . Richard Voelker Mr. Emmett A. Smith Mr. Guyton H . Watkins Mr. E. 0. Smith Judge J . Louis Watkins seat Mr. Louis 0. Smith , Jr . Mr. Philip B. Watson , Jr . Mr. Breard Snellings Mr . A. A. Watters , Jr. Mr. Marshall I. Solomon Mr . Barry A . Wa x Or. William Sorum Mr . John C. Weed Mr. B. L. Spearman Mr . R. J. Weinmann Mr. Lloyd A. Springmann Mr. R. Gus Wenzel Mr. Allen J. St. Angelo Mr . Charles S. Westbrook Mr. A. H. Stall Mr . Ivan Wilhelm Mr. Richard W. Stephens Mr . Herbert Williams Mr. Dan Stewart , Jr . Mr . James Wilson Mr. Edwin Stautz Mr . John V. Wilson Or. Henry L. Stoutz , 111 Mr . J. W. Wilson Or. Alvin W. Strauss Mr . Jerome M . Winsberg Mr. E. L. Streiffer Mr. Norton L. Wisdom Mr. Bascom Talle y Mr . Carl E. Woodward Mr. Larry Taylor Dr . John C. Wy rick , 111 Capt. T. J. Terr ebonne , Jr. Mr. J. L. Yawn, Jr . Mr. W. J. Tessier Mr . Anton N . Zanki Or. Andrew H. Thalheim , Jr . Mr . Steven I. Zarbin Mr. Malcolm J. Thom as, Jr . Mr . Donald G . Zimmerman Or. P. K. Thomas

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43 Miller is starting his twelfth season calling the action for the Green Wave. A 39-year-old native of Geneva, Ill., Tulane ontheAir he is a 21-year veteran of broadcasting and has been with station WDSU in New Orleans for 14 years. Miller has previous experience doing play-by-play broadcasting for the University of Illinois and working on the Armed Forces Radio Service. Mack is a newcomer to the broadcast team this fall, but he's a familiar figure in New Orleans , where he is Sports Director of WDSU-TV. Also from Illinois, Mack is a 46-year-old native of Pekin, and is a 23-year veteran of broadcasting. He has been with WDSU for 13 years, serving as its sports director for the past five. He has done play-by-play for the Universities of Minnesota, Ne­ braska, and Gustavus-Adolphus.

Tulane Football Highlights. WDSU Television, Channel 6 in New Orleans, carries a half-hour of filmed highlights of the previous game each Sunday at 10 a.m. Green Wave Warm Up. WYES Television, Channel 12 in New Orleans, televises this new show, previewing the Green Wave's upcoming opponent. The program is car­ Seven stations will be regulars on the Tulane network ried Thursdays from 9 to 9:30 p.m., and repeated Satur­ this fall: KSYL in Alexandria, WIBR in Baton Rouge, days from 1 to 1 :30 p.m. KXKW in Lafayette, KLOU in Lake Charles, KLIC in Mon­ roe, WDSU in New Orleans , and KEEL-FM in Shreveport. Green Wave Report. WDSU radio carries this five-minute Bruce Miller does the play-by-play, Wayne Mack is the show featuring Lynn Cole with Tulane players and coaches color man, and Lynn Michel is the chief engineer. Monday through Friday at 8:40 a.m. and 6:25 p.m.

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Now-Filmed highlights of the Saints' games only a few hours after the battle. Ever since our Saints hit the field four seasons, Wayne ago Mack and WDSU-TV have led the way with in-depth team coverage.

Maybe it's because Wayne was the first sportscaster or reporter to go to a Saints' T raining Camp that the players still open up to him first. He 's followed them for us from the beginning. Knows what they've been through . Seen the best make it with this young club. Gained the confidence and respect of the men who wear our c ity 's uniforms . You see it in his afternoon and evening sports strips . And now you'll see even more . . .

See "THE SAINTS-TODAY'S" GAME Every Sunday Evening10.-10 at. .. ' Tenminutes of film action, interviews and stories behind the game.

MAIDS of the 1970 hom ecom ing court at Tul ane WDSU-TV Un iversity are from l eft , sitt ing : Darlene G . _Hil­ dreth , Holden , Mass. , maid of honor ; and Diane NBC IN NEW ORLEANS Burnside , Miami. Standing , left to right, are Emily L. Barnes, New Orleans ; Loraine A . Lockwoo_d, Briarcliff , N. Y. ; and Judy Anne Ross , St_. L~uis. 46 Missing from picture is Maria Davis of M1am 1. F The Pros are at Your D. H. HOLMES Car Care Centers ...

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47 Freshman Football The 1970 Team-First row (I to r) Frank Anderson, Doug Bynum, Jerry Chidester, Mike Cornelius , Andy De Salvo, I Coleman Dupre , Doug Elting. Second row (I to r) Nick Ewing , John Falvey , Mike -Foley , Mike Gallagher , Fred Gallander , David Griener , Mahlon Harrell, Kirk Hebert, ,, , Coach Andy Bourgeois. Third row (I to r) Bill Huber, Skip Hurley , Mike Keefe , Bo Lamey , Jim Lavin, Doug Law­ rence , Bryan LeBlanc , Gary Locke , Coach Barney King. Fourth row (I to r) Jerry Melton , David Mitchell, Greg Nelson , Greg Nolan , Mike Owens , Al Pavy, Bill Payer , Don Penn , Otis Pierce , Coach Jimmy Yarter. Fifth row (I to r) Ray Prats, Gary Quenan , Richard Rates, John Rokovich , Sam Rowe, John Scotto , Richard Selakovich , Ken Shemin , Tom Stead , Coach Steve Boyd. Sixth row (I to r) Gary Strelau , Roland Szubinski , Tommy Thibo­ deaux , D. D. Thompson , Mike Truax , Virgil Vaughan , The 1970 Coaching Staff: (kneeling) Coach Andy Bou r­ Steve Wade , Jim Weinacker , Jim Wickersham , Coach geois ; (Standing, I to r) Jimmy Yarter, John Snell, Steve John Snell. Boyd, Barney King. Even a Tulane Player needs two hands to handle it.

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