g~ L. S. U. vs. TULANE DE ·CEMBER 2, 1 9 3 9 • Price 2 5 c ~·HOME LOANS (• -. .. , .... .... u to BUY ... BUILD ... REPAIR ... Your Home Liberal Terms Low Interest Rates OFFICERS DIRECTORS J. D. Byrne, President Herman T. Bartels Frank W. Hart Chas. B. Bernius Hunter C. Leake A. E. Thouron, Vice-President H. C. Bernius Fra nk W. Magna J. E. McMahon, Vice-Presid E? nt H. V. Boubede J . E. McMahon Chas. F. Buck, Jr. Chas. A. Nehlig Chas. A. Nehlig, Vice-President J. D. Byrne R. Olivier Jacob Schaaf, Secretary-Treasurer Frank G. Costley Henry P. Pfeffer E. J. Engelbracht Jacob Schaaf J. Zach Spearing, Attorney A. Percy Generes J. Zach Spearing Chas. F. Buck, Jr., Attorney W . W. Sutcliffe, Jr. H. L. Swift Bernard Titche, Jr., Notary George P. Thompson Frank W. Magne, Notary A. E. Thouron Bernard Titche, Jr. Roger P. Sharp, Bldg. Expert B. Werner II 1 THE GREENIE OH WELL THINK OF SOMETHING-, Vol. 9 DECEMBER 2, 1939 No. 8 BUT !HAT 1001 HoRACE RENECAR ............ ·-····················-·········EorroR WI FE OF YOURS Official Souvenir Football Program of Tulane Uni­ /S MAKING IT versity, Published for Each Home Came. A BIT DIFFICULT CONTENTS FOR US f " L. S. U. Pictures 4 The Recorcb 5 L. S. U. Pictures 7 Dots & Dashes 9 Campus Camera (16 page section) .......................... 11-34 Tulane Pictures ........................................................ 20 The Lineups ........................................................... Center Alma Mater ............................................................ 25 Tulane Pictures ..... ............................. ..................... 26 Tulane Pictures ........................... ..... ..... ................ 36 A Half-Century of Football Achievement 41 Tulane Cheerleaders ............... ........ .. 38 The Rosters.............................................................. 42 TIGER- WAVE Tulane and L. S. U. meet in the 37th renewal of a football classic, dating back to 1893, today. Each institution has won 16 games. Four resulted in ties. Always packing color, thrills and drama, the Tiger-Wave duel never fails to thrill the thousands who follow its fortunes. ACE of the GRIDIRON It's the Spalding Official Intercol­ legiate J 5-V Football. The ball unequalled on any field . Help your coach with the Athletic Round Table's Annual Moan Contest- prize $1 ,000 in SPALDING equipment. 7ht. ~. l?.oe/Judz </- Cc .$tCu ~ ~ 0~ A.-1.~/M,q~ '' WtiER£ THE YOUNC:. CROWD DIVISION 01= SPALDING SALES CORPORATION SHOP~" 5 17 C anal Street 3 JAKE MESSINA Gudrd Junior GAYLE MONGET C•nrer Junior KENNETH KAVANAIJ6H End Senior Tt6£RS <Jke 1939 R~ • L. s. u. L. S. U. 7· Ole Miss 14 ' L. S. U. 26; Holy Cross 0 L. S. U. 7· Rice 0 ' L. S. U. 20; Loyola 0 L. S. U. 12; Vandy 6 L. S. U. 0; Tennessee 20 Chosen the L. S. U. 12; Miss. State 15 Official Watch to L. S. U. 7; Auburn 21 Time This Football Game . lONGINES • Throughout the season America's most important football games will be timed by Longines Watches TULANE ... official watch for all major international sport­ ing associations ... the watch of yesterday's air pioneers and today's airlines ... the watch that Tulane 7; Clemson 6 has won I 0 World's Fair Grand Prizes and 28 12 ; Auburn 0 Gold Medals, and more observatory accuracy Tulane awards than any other watch. Tulane 7; Fordham 0 A Longines owner is justly proud, for no name on a watch means so much. 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Ole Timer of the A tlanta possibility of a home-and-home game j ournal believes Mississippi State had between Southern Cal and Tulane in the three best tailbacks this year he has the not too distant future ... Picking seen since Southern California of '3 1 winners is growing so tough that a New and '33 . Ed Danforth, spts. ed. of the York writer Friday last selected Ore ~ A tlanta Georgian, believes Tulane's gon over Washington, even though record up to date is the best in the Washington had already beaten Oregon Southeastern Conference and will vote on Thursday ... Ken Kavanaugh of the top laurels to the Wave if they get L. S. U., along with McCollum and by the T igers today. Bobby Kellogg of Tulane, were selected on the U nited Press all-Southeastern while Ralph Wenzel made LIFE'S sec~ ond all-American team and Tommy O'Boyle was chosen on NEA'S second a ll ~American . Pudge Heffelfinger, the a ll ~time all-American, believes "all ~ America teams are silly things." . H effelfinger, leaving Princeton stadium with a decided limp, told j oe Williams Old Gold's amazing " Some darned woma n stepped on my New "ZIP-TOP " Pack Opens quick as a wink! foot a nd I can hardly walk." . Paul You gel fresh Zimmerman, sports editor of the Los Double.Mellow Old Golds Angeles Times, G eorge Davis of the In a flash! Try The "ZJP.TOP" Pack today~ L.A. H er-Ex. and A I Wesson, U.S. C. publicity man, peeked in on the Wave O.G.'s new " ZIP -TOP" pack workout Thanksgiving a. m. while here FRESH Cigarettes in a FLASH! with the Trojans and thought the Greenies looked the part they've been hearing on the West Coast ... Bill Cun­ ningham, football expert of the Boston Post and Satevepost writer, is in the press box here today . also Walter row ... DOUBLE "CELLOPIJA E" Stewart, sports editor of the Memphis opens DO UBLE QUICK ... 2 Ja ckcts sliced in l ZIP! 9 The Thinking Fellow Calls a Yellow TO AND FROM GAMES Stop! 40c ANYWHERE WITHIN CITY (Outlying Points Excepted) Looki FIVE can ride for the price of ONE­ Club together! Phone RAymond 33 J J Listen! TOYE BROS. YELLOW CABS There's a 7 ~Up Boy right down in front of you! Call HAUSMANN INCORPORA TED him now and Fresh-Up NEW ORLEANS' With LEADING JEWELERS • • • Special Department /or College and Fraternal ] ewelry Hats, Gloves, and Accessories Cleaned to Your Complete Satisfaction. Sample Color Dyeing . UPtown 5486 4112 S. Claiborne 3437 Prytania St. UPtown 0598 10 The young man clicking his heels in this scene is Bob Foxx, one of Tennessee •s star tailbacks. More than 2,500 cadets parade on L.S.U.'s drill field; (lower) a scene in the greenhouse of the Louisiana State University Horticulture Department. Tulane University, I 05 years old, has made remarkable strides during the past year under the able leadership of its new President, Dr. Rufus Carrollton Harris. English Department Head, D. C. P. Lyons, chats with Pulitzer prize winner, Mrs. Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings, special lecturer at the University of Florida; (below) Wayne Poucher, left, southern oratorical champion of the Future Farmers' of America, shakes hands with his brother, J. Lester Poucher, former national president of the 148,000 member F. F. A. Both boys are University of Florida students. A Dave Zoeller, University of Kentucky halfback Auburn ROTC brigade on review before Governor and Mrs. Dixon and the Governor's staff; (below) Auburn cake race winner receives the grand prize from pretty coed. Aerial view of Tulane University's South Campus, representing about one fifth of the total cam­ pus area. Large ~uilding in foreground is Gibson Hall. 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