TULANE STADIUM, NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7th, 1970, 7:30 P.M. iHJ lllllernl• #ollonol Boni L/i£/1N NEVV ORLEANS THE MIAMI GAME, NOVEMBER 7, 1970 Published by the Tulane University Athletic Department Dr. Rix. N. Yard, Director G. J. deMonsabert, Business Mgr. Editor: Bill Curl Tulane Lyric Theatre ........................................................ 6 The Tulane Coaches .......................................................... 8 Tulane Stadium 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 Basketball '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 . Art Direction and Design : Mouton Art Ass ociates Photography : Armand Bertin , Matt Anderson , Laughead Photographers Printing : Molenaar Printing Company Editorial Staff : Gayle Letulle , Denise P awlowski , Scott Slonim Specia l F eatu res: Uni vers ity New s Ser vice . Quentin Ault . Dir ec to r L ocal Adve rtisi ng R ep resen tat ive: So nny Mole naa r, Molenaar Pri nting Co mpany. 936 Fran klin Ave nue. New Orl ea ns, La . Nat ional Adver tisin g R eprese nta t ive: C harles Tho rp, Foot ball Publications , 175 Gr eenwic h Av enue, Gre enwic h , Conn. 3 BROILED 1 1 /2 POUN C mainelobste , Especially selected and immediately shipped r by jet to the Rowntowner. Then kept alive in our tan ks until you se lect the one that appeals to your palate. It is then broiled with delicate seasonings , stuffed with our own crabmeat dressing and served with lemon butter ene ,~oom THE ROWNT OWNER EN UE MOTOR INN • 3800 TULANE AV Eastern · lines is the official airline of the Tulane University "Greenies" Call Eastern Airlines at 524-4211 in New Orleans or your travel agent and charge it if you like. ··The Wings of Man .. is a registered service mark of Eastern Air Lines, Inc. Jerry Mru-shall, fo rmer 6 New Orleans police officer, who appe ared on national television as the "singing police ­ of "The Merry Widow" in August . H e is shown with m an ," sang a lead in the Lyric Theatre's production Joann Yockey, female lead, who started last year with 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 of assistant coaches in the country," says Pittman. "They are not only fine coaches on the field, they do an outstanding job in the office and in recruiting." Pittman (front, center) is flanked by Frank Young (left), assistant coach in charge of defense, and Tom "Pap" Morris (right) assistant coach in charge of offense. Standing (from left to right) are Marv Kristynik, offense ; Jack Orsley, recruiting director; Billy Tohill, 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. A record of your number will be retained at the stadium all the bank services telephones and your number will be announced over the public address system. you need: OTHER EMERGENCY CALLS-Stadium telephone number SAVINGS ACCOUNTS • INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS is 861-3661 . Pages will be made over the public address system only in case of extreme emergencies. CHECKING ACCOUNTS • CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB LOST AND FOUND-During and after the game , items AUTOMATIC TRANSFER TO SAVINGS • SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES 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 Office, 6401 Willow Street , telephone 861-3661. LOBBY DEPOSITORIES • 24 HOUR DEPOSITORY REST ROOMS-Rest Rooms are located on the ground COLLECTION OF BONDS& COUPONS 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 wear identifying badges. Please buy only from authorized CREDIT DEPARTMENT • BANK-BY-MAIL 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 . FOOD AND BEVERAGE NOVELTIES Beer ...........