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FAR ABOVE CAYUGA’S WATERS GO, MUSTANGS, Go! I'MA JAYHAWK
FIELD SONG GO ON, BRUINS Teele SONG
FIGHT ‘EM TIGERS (The) GRIDIRON KING KENTU HT! FIGHT! FIGHT!
FIGHT FOR L.S.U. HAIL, ALMA MATER LET’ EER "AGAIN. FOR TEMPLE
FIGHT ON HAIL, PURDUE (The) EAF FOREVER
FIGHT ON FOR OREGON! HAIL ST. MARY'S De ah ae
FIGHT ON PENNSYLVANIA! HAIL TO GEORGIA! MARYLAND,MY MARYLAND
FIGHT SON HAIL TO THE ORANGE WAU iisicihas
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FIGHT! VOLS, FIGHT! HELENOFTROY { (The) MATADOR SONG
FIGHT! WILDCATS! FIGHT! Taal aoe tor Uele7\ iar he)eee aa
FLORIDA, OUR ALMA MATER HORNED FROGS (The) MINNESOTA ROUSER C
a) ay aa HE /ORGAN AS
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Contents
yy HEY, LOOK ME OVER.......... 2 3 (The) SWEETHEART OF SIGMA CH1I.......... 5
ACROSS THE FIELD

(The) AGGIE WAR HYMN
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Texas A. and M. College 10
I'M A JAYHAWK
IOWA CORN SONG

University Of Kansas
lowa State University

72
75
ALMA MATER, OHIO Ohio University 12 KENTUCKY! FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! Univ.of kentucky 76
BIG “C” University Of California 14 LET’S CHEER AGAIN FOR TEMPLE Temple University 77
(The) BIG RED TEAM Cornell University 16 (The) MAPLE LEAF FOREVER canadian National Anthem 78
BLUE AND WHITE Duke University 18 MARINE’S HYMN U.S. Marine Corps 80
BOW DOWN TO WASHINGTON University Of Washington 20 MARYLAND, MY MARYLAND State Theme 81
(The) CAISSONS GO ROLLING ALONG U.S. Artillery 22 MARYLAND VICTORY SONG University Of Maryland 82
(The) CARDINAL IS WAVING Stanford University 23 (The) MATADOR SONG Texas Tech 84
(The) COLGATE FIGHT SONG MEN OF STATE Mississippi State College 85
(The) CORNHUSKER University Of Nebraska 24 (The) MINNESOTA ROUSER
DEAR OLD NEBRASKA U. Nebraska 26 MOTHER OF MEN
DIXIE LAND SouthernSchools 28 NOTRE DAME VICTORY MARCH
DUKES OF DUQUESNE Duquesne University 30 OKLAHOMA, HAIL! ‘universiyrorouiatoma 88

(The) EYES OF TEXAS University Of Texas 32
FAR ABOVE CAYUGA‘S WATERS |)corneliunversity

34 ON, WISCONSIN!
FIELD SONG University Of South Dakota 36 (The) ORANGE AND THE BLACK
FIGHT EM TIGERS Auburn College 38 (The) PANTHER University Of Pittsburgh 96
FIGHT FOR L.S.U. Louisiana State University 40 PENN STATE VICTORY MARCH Pennsylvania State Col. 98
FIGHT ON University Of Southern California 43 PUSH ON SONG
FIGHT ON FOR OREGON! University Of Oregon 44 QUEEN’S COLLEGE COLORS Queen’s College, Canada
FIGHT ON PENNSYLVANIA! University Of Pennsylvania 46 RAMBLING WRECK FROM GEORGIA TECH Ga. Tech. 104
FIGHT SONG [Micnig 48) V\

state an RAZORBACK PEP SONG University Of Arkansas 103
FIGHT! VOLS, FIGHT! University Of Tennessee 50 ROAR, LION, ROAR! Columbia University 112
FIGHT! WILDCATS! FIGHT! ~— Univ. of Arizona Fight Song 52 ROLL ON, TULANE Tulane University 106
FLORIDA, OUR ALMA MATER University Of Florida 54 (The) SKIBO SONG Carnegie Tech 108
GO, MUSTANGS, GO! Southern Methodist University 56 SONG OF THE OWLS Rice Institute 110
GO ON, BRUINS University Of Californiaat L.A. 58 SONS OF THE STANFORD RED Stanford University 113
(The) GRIDIRON KING (The) STAR-SPANGLED BANNER — u.s. National Anthem 114
HAIL, ALMA MATER McGill University 62 TECH TRIUMPH V.P. I
TROMBONE SONG ._ College Of The City Of New York 118

=~ Sapa cay racer cae
HAIL ST. MARY’S St. Mary’s College 65 (The) VICTORS
HAIL TO GEORGIA! University Of Georgia 66 VICTORY SONG Boston University 120

HAIL TO THE ORANGE (The) VICTORY SWING University Of Richmond 124
——
HELEN OF TROY University OF Souther California 68 VIRGINIA, HAIL, ALL HAIL! University Of Virginia 128
HERE COMES CAROLINA University Of North Carolina 71 WASHINGTON AND LEE SWING washington and Lee Univ. 126
HORNED FROGS Texas Christi University 74 WAVE THE FLAG University Of Chicago 129
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2 HEY, LOOK ME OVER
From the Broadway Musical “WILDCAT"
Lyric by Tune Uke Music by

CAROLYN LEIGH rit CY COLEMAN
AD Fi B
March tempo
Piano
Refrain
it B7 Fém7 Ddim B7 E7
Hey, Look Me O - ver, lend Fresh out of
Am D7 Am7 Fm6 D7
Ea fe RE ORO
clo - ver, mort-gaged up to here.__ But don't pass the plate, folks,
: Fi i 0
Ga B7 E7 Az
fi A
dont pass the cup;__. fig-ure when-ev - er you're down and out, the
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Wy mbule Jor Guitar, Dingrans for Ukulele.
. Copyright© 1960 by Carolyn Leigh and Cy Coleman

All rights throughout the world controlled by Edwin H. Morris & Company, Inc., 1370 Avenue of the Americas, New York, N.Y.
International Copyright Secured Made in U.S.A. All Rights Reserved
Used by Permission of the Copyright Owner
D7 G B7 Fam7
Hi FH Ha
on - ly way is up. And I'll be up like a_ rose - bud,
‘f
Ddim B7 E7 Am
ff HHH HY
Don’t thumb your nose, bud, take a tip from mine.
Cmaj7 F9 G E7
ee HH ie FH
lit- tle bit short of the el - bow room, but let me get me some, {And look
Hear me
Am7 D7 11.6 “Wf2.a l
out. | world, here

shout,
Interlude (ad bib.)
4
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No - bod - y in the world was ev- er with-out a pray’,
How can you win the world, if no -bod-y knows youre there.
4
Kid, when you need the crowd, the tick
- ets are hard to _ sell;
D7sus D7
Still you can lead the crowd, if you can get up and_ yell:
D_S.%
a tempo
Oe
— eee el
Any copying, arranging or adapting of this work without the consent of the owner is an, infringement of copyright.
Use of the lyrica of this work with any other mrusic, or the music of this work with any other lyrics, is expressly prohibited.
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THE SWEETHEART OF SIGMA CHI
Words by
BYRON r D. STOKES Music by
F.DUDLEIGH VERNOR
Tempo di Valse _ = Alpha Pi ‘14
iy ABS
Voice eet FA ame Ge Ae aie

When the world goes wrong, as its bound to
Ev -’ry mag - ic breeze wafts a_ kiss to
“ee”
giraa
Pp _FuddG) pop? Fe Bb Dy Gm o Cidim
AS GHH Ee A GP Ba? A A =| AER GR
do, And youve brok-en Dan, Cu - pids bow. And you long for the
you, From the lips of your Sweet ix - teen.__===——sSs And _~—SCsoonnee _
“eee
D+ D7 Gm(sus 4) Gm qi? G7(+5)
mt = GR GEE get aon Bae arte Fe FR AR

C7 o FF Bbme
you used to ilove The maid of the long a - 0.

the maids you knew, -— Bow to your ‘Meer - schaum Gueen..
F
AF ———
© Copyright 1912 by Richard E. Vernor Publishing Co.
©Copyright renewed and assigned to Edwin H. Morris & Company, Inc., 1370 Avenue of the Americas, New York, N.Y.10019
Fdim
Sais Gat ae die GR mie dh Giz ae die ede

Why, light your pipe, bdbid_— sor-row a-vaunt, Blow the smoke fron your
—_— As years drift by on the tides of time, Andthey all have for-
“ee
F7 Bb Bb G7 F dim
aes RE FE Beet poco rit. FREE
al - tar of dreams,____ — owreathe the face of your

got -ten but you, Then the girl of your dreams the
ro
D? : C7(+5)
A7(bs) ° G7 Em G7 °
cat ang sh ate fiat gum ca (Et

dream-girl there, The_ love that is just what it seems.
sweet - er seems/*‘Shesthe girl who is al - ways_ true.
SA
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HaH oF A? A7(6) Adim D7 Gm cydim 19

a tempo FRE dan RR AES fH AH AER HE
The girl of my dreams is the sweet - est girl of all the girls
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7
Gm Bbme Gm Gmqna7) Bhne
Fim
ESE RRR Ga my
aa Gat eae ce ae A7_ Cdim
aan
ae Ga
Each sweet co - ed, like a rain ~ bow trail, Fades in the
900 C7 0 aap C7 o0@m7 C70 F . A7 A7(b8) Adim

Gia GS FRETS
GRE in a ae
glow. The blue ofher eyes and the gold of her hair, are a
Gm CH dim D+ @ F dim E7 F dim PP
SEBRERGHR
Aim cag «60a OC(«éizaECOk ee
blend of the west - ern sky; Andthe moon - light beams onthe girl of my
q7 G7(+6) Fdim [2 Bbms

fofe} C7 0 Gm7 07 oAF oo 8 6 Gm7 C7
0 Cto ~ ae
ERR Ga Ainley amae

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Bae
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dreams \Shes the Sweet-heartof Sig - ma Chi. The Chi.

ACROSS THE FIELD
(OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY)
For Organ: Registration No. 4 Words and Music by
8 Tempooe di Marcia W.A. DOUGHERTY, JR.
Bb F7
Fight that team - cross the field, Show them
the earth re - ver - ber -

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st
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a
Bb Bdim F Spoken Fsus Fdim
cheer. Rah!
F7 Bb FY Bbdim Bb F7
Hit them hard = and see how they fall; Nev - er let that
7 7 7
Copyright ©1915 by Ohio State University Association Copyright © renewed by Ohio State University Association
This arrangement Copyright © 1970 by Ohio State University Association
All rights controlled by Edwin H. Morris & Company, Inc., 1370 Avenue of the Americas, New York,N.Y.10019
C7 F7 Bb D Eb
team get the ball,
here, so lets beat that -

{the Til
di
DC.al Fine
F Bb F7 Cm F7
Wa - hoo! Wa - hoo!
A
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THE AGGIE WAR HYMN

(TEXAS A. AND M. COLLEGE)
For Organ: Registration No.4 Words and Music by
J.V. (“PINKY”) WILSON
March tempo
——F7 1 sd Sv PFT “3? 1 aa
Hull-a- bal - oo! Can-eck! Can-eck! Hull-a-bal-oo! Can-eck! Can-eck!
% Bb C7
1. All hail! dear old Tex- as . Ral - ly a-

- bye
2. Good Tex-as U - ni i So long to the
Bb
round Mar-oon and White, _____. Good luck to the dear old Tex- as
O-range and the White; Good luck to the dear old Tex-as
C7 F7
the boys whoshow the fight.

the boys whoshow the fight.
7 7
Copyright 1921 by J. M. Reynolds

Copyright renewed 1949 by J. V. Wilson
Copyrights assigned bye? to Winneton Music Corp., New York, N.Y.
This arrangement Copyright © 1970 by Winneton Music Corp. Used by Permission
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Bb C7 F
That good old Ag-gie spirit thrills___ us And makes us

“The eyes of Tex-as are up on you; That is the
Eb D F7 Bb
yell and yell and —_—_ let's fight for dear old Tex- as
song they sing so —— good-bye to Tex-as U - ni -
ee ee
C7 F7 Bb
We're goin’ to beat you all to Chig-gar-roo-gar-rem!
Ebm Bb F Bb DX
Chig- gar-roo -gar- rem! Rough! Tough! Real stuff! Tex-as A. and M.
12
ALMA MATER, OHIO

(OHIO UNIVERSITY) Words and Music by
For Organ: Registration No.3 KENNETH S. CLARK
Moderato Bb F Bb Bb7 Eb G
When - e’er wetakeourbookof mem - ‘ries, And scan its pag-es thru and
(Our) Al - ma Ma-tereallsus ev - er, And _ love of coun-try has its
mf
Cm Cm7 F7sus F7 Gm D A
Well find nodaysthatglowsobright - ly As those wespentat old 0.

The one butmakesusprizethe oth - er, And thus’ we cher-ishboth the
.
Pr fr
D FY Bb Bb7
With - in our Al-ma Mater’s por - tals We meet herchildrenhandto

When Al - maMatersendsus for - ward And in hernamewestandin
ror r F
Eb Bb C7 F Cc F
hand, And when there comes the day of part - ing, Still firm andloy-al wewill stand._
line, Then we will serve the na-tion bet - ter, For hav - ing gath-ered at her shrine__
Copyright 1931 by Ohio University Alumni Association

Copyright © assigned 1962 to Paxwin Music Corp., Vero Beach, Fla.
This arrangement Copyright © 1970 by Paxwin Music Corp. Used by Permission
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CHORUS F7 Bb Eb Bb
Al-ma Ma -ter, 0 - hi - 0, Al-ma Ma-ter,brave and fair!
F7 Bb o F
hail thee, For we own thy kind - ly care.
mJ
7
4
4
+4
F7 Bh Eb Cm6 D
O - hi - 0, When we read thy sto - ry o’er,
re
{4 lf2
G+ G C7 F7 Bb Bb
vere thee and cheertheeAswe sing thy praise once more.

14
BIG “C 99
(UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA)
For Organ: Registration No.1 BY AP WILtaMS
Marcia
Cal - i-for - ni-al
On the rug-gedeast-ern foot - hills, Stands our sym-bolclear and

We are sons of Cal -i - for - nia, Fight -ing for the Gold and
r r
r
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r
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G7 G Bb? Dm Bb7 G7 Bb7 Dm Bb?
Big “C” means to fight and strive And

Palms of glo - ry we will win For our
r r
G7 G
win for Blue and Gold. Gold - en bear is ev - er

Al - ma Ma - ter true. Stan - ford’s men willsoon be
«
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Copyright © 194 by Students Cooperative Society, Berkeley, Calif.
This arrangement Copyright © 1970 by Students Cooperative Society Used by Permission
International Copyright Secure: Made in U.S.A. All Rights Reserved
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E7 Am
watch - ing; day he prowls, And

rout - ed By our daz - zling “C” And
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FH
Dm Bb G7
when hehears the tread Of low - lyStan-fordred, From his lair he fierce -ly
when we ser - pen-tine, Their red willturn to green, In our hour of vic - to -
FoF UF UR OF
Cc E Am Dm Am E7
(Bear Yell) Gr - r-r-r-r -rfr - rah! Gr - r--r-r-r?-r ~- rahi
St
2
Am Dm Am E7 DEC. C
Gr -r-r-r; R-r-r-r-r R-r-r-r

-r - rah! ry.
_ THE BIG RED TEAM
(CORNELL UNIVERSITY)
Words by ROMEYN BERRY
For Organ: Registration No.3
Music by C. E. TOURISON
March tempo’ Bb F7 Bb A7
See them plung - ing down to the goal, See the

Where the tow - ers rise oer the fake, There our
Bb F Bb D7
rud - dy ban - ners stream, Hear the crash - ing ech - oes
fires inthenight shall gleam, And the i - vied walis shall
F Cm7 F7
Gm Dm A7sus A7 Dm > > >
roll,
As we cheer for the Big Red Team.(Yell)Yea! Yea! Yea!
quake,
= = =>
r r Pr - > =
REFRAIN
Bb F7 Bb C7
Cheer till the sound wakesthe blue hills a-round,Makethe scream of the north wind
Arrangement Copyright © 1936 by The Thornton W. Allen Company

Copyright © assigned 1962 to Paxwin Music Corp., Vero Beach, Fila.
This arrangement Copyright © 1970 by Paxwin Music Corp: Used by Permission
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F C7 FY D7 Gm D Eb Bb G7
To the strength of theyell fromthe men of Cor-nell, When the
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—
~
F C7 F7 Cm7 = F7 Bb
Big Red Team takes the field, Yea! Yea! Three thou-sand strong we
2
4
I
4
F7 Bb C7 F O07 F7 D7
march,march a-long, From our home’ on the gray rock height,
Gm D Eb Bb Bbdim Bb F%sus F7 Bb
vic - try is sealed when the team takes the field, And we cheer for the red and white.
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BLUE AND WHITE

(DUKE UNIVERSITY)
G. E. LEFTWICH JR.
Marcia
C Cm C F Fm
thy an-themsraise___ For all thy prais” -
r r tr ro Tf f
the Blue and White__._- Whose
stands her
F Dm6
line of blue,__ Forthey are loy - al thru and thru,
r 7 r 4 r y 7 7 f 7 ? 7 t 7 i 1 ~ 1-7
Copyright 1930 by The Duke Musical Clubs Copyright renewed 1957 by G. E..Leftwich
All rights controlled wy Winneton Music Corp., New York, N.Y.
This arrangement Copyright © 1970 by G. E. Leftwich Used by Permission
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C Ddim A Dm Dm7 C Cm
true, All for the love of
G7 C A. ine Am
Fight!_ we'll fight__ with
41 db |d-d
P ro Ff p p
all ourstrength and might! So here. wegive a
a oe HQ
D.C.al Fine
G7 C G+
hand: Hey! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah!

A A A A A
e BOW DOWN TO WASHINGTON
(OFFICIAL SONG OF THE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON)
Tempo di Marcia ay LESTER J. WILSON
C
en help the foes ing - ton,
Cc C#dim G7
tremb-ling at the feet of might - y Wash - ing - ton.
boys arethere with bells, Their fight - ing blood ex - cels,
G D7 G7
hard-er to push them o-ver the line than pass the Dar - da - nelles.__—
7
P
ra 7 7
P
- 7 7 ca
) 7
r
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Copyright 1916 by Echo Music Publishing Co. Copyright renewed 1943 by Lester J. Wilson
Copyrights assigned 1962 to Winneton Music Corp., New York, N.Y.
21
Leath - er lungs to - geth - er with
sing the glo-ry of Wash - ing-ton for ev

nev - er car-ry it back to Cal - i - for
22
THE CAISSONS GO ROLLING ALONG

(U.S. ARTILLERY)
For Organ: Hegistration No.4 By EDMUND L. GRUBER
March tempo C C#dim G7
O-ver hill, o-ver dale, As we hit the dust-y trail, :

out, hear them shout,Coun-ter march and righta - bout,} And the cais-sons go
rt
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0 14 2 C Dm7 C F
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roll-ing a - long. ———___— ~ Thenit’s Hi! Hi! Hee! inthe field ar-til-ler-
Fl
7
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4
m
—-
C Am D7? G7 Cc E7
Shout out your num-bersloudand strong! For wher-e’er you go,
F C C#dim G7 C
You will al-ways know Thatthe cais-sons are roll-ing a - long.
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Copyright © 1970 by Chas. H. Hansen Music Corp., Miami Beach, Fla.
THE CARDINAL IS WAVING e
(STANFORD UNIVERSITY)
. . . Words and music by
For Organ: Registration No.3 W.G. PAUL
Marcia ph Bbdim Bb Eb Ebm Bb
The Car - di - nal is wav-ing

— ov - er the field; ___
When the game is ov - er___— and thefoe has fled;_
fr
fr Tf
F7 Bb C7 C7b5 F7 =>
Our men are fight-ing __ withthe spir-itthat will not yield,

The Card -’nal is tri- um-phant_ andthe Os-ki—— Bear is dead} Rah!
=
Cm FY Bb Bbdim Bb Eb D
Rah! Rah! Fare - well old Berke-ley,

> >
> tr tf r
Eb Ebm Bb Q7 C7 Ebm F7 Bb D.C.
Once a- gain the Card’nal __ jwit whinge} the Gold and Blue.
rr
Copyright 1919 by Stanford Book Store Copyright renewed 1946 by W. G. Paul
Copyright assigned 1962 to Winneton Music Corp., New York, N.Y.
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THE CORNHUSKER
(UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA) Words and Music b
For Organ: Registration No.3 ROBERT W. STEVENS
Moderato g G7 C G7 C
Come a- run-nin’, boys, Don't you hear that noise Like the thun-der in
When the sun is bright, And the fields are ripe With the tas - sel on
t
r r
+!
mY
+
Dm AY Dm A7 Dm
How it rolls a-long In a good old song Fromthe sons of Ne - bras-

You can hear it grow In the eve-ning glow
| Or the hush of ear - ly
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4
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C G7 C G7 C
@
Now it's com-ing near with a ris-ing cheer that will sweep all foes
In the state so fair tis the ve-ry air that in-spires us with
Pr rt oF rf tr
|
Am6 C Gq Gdim 6
F A7 Dm
way. So with allourvim we are boundto win and were going to win to - day.
zest, That in an-y fray wewill not dis-emay but well do our lev-el best.
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CHORUS
G7 C Ab Dm G7 C
For Ne-bras-ka and the Scar-let, for Ne-bras-ka and_ the Cream, Tho they
d
po rir oF ! Fe P r 2
E Et E Am D Amv DY G Gdimq@ &7
go thru man-y a battle Our_ col-ors still are seen.
C Ab Dm G7 F E Bm7vE
con-test and in vic - try we will wave them for the team And 'twill
tr rr FF F r r
A Em7 Adim A Dm A Dm D#dim C D7 G7 C DC.
al - ways stir a corn-husk-er, the old Scar-let and the Cream.__
rp tf rp OF Pr A?
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DEAR OLD NEBRASKA U.

(THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE NEBRASKA)

HARRY PECHA
Moderato
G Gdim G
There is place like
pr pr r
Dear old Ne - bras - ka ee Where the girls are the
fair- est, The boys are the squar-est of : old school that
’ 2 Fk t 7 ti ptf rt
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D7 G Gdim
no place like Ne - bras’ -
t PF 2 f
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7
Where they're
D7 G
all stick i all kinds of weath- er,
r Po: oF ? r F
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DIXIE LAND
(SOUTHERN SCHOOLS)
For Organ: Registration No.4 DAN D. EMMETT
Bright tempo.
was. in the land of cot - ton, Old times there are
C G7
not for- got-ten; Look a - way! Look a - way! Look a - way!

+41
——
In. Dix-ie Land_where_ I was born in, Ear-ly_ on
C G7
frost - y morn-in Look a - way! Look a - way! Look a - way!
@ <
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Land. Then I wish I was in Dix - ie,
Dix-ie Land MI! take my stand to live and die in
G7 C G7 C
A - way down south in
d
rape = _
A - way down south in Dix- ie.

30
DUKES OF DUQUESNE
(DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY)
:
con spirito oy THOS. J. Q QUIGLEY
Moderato
Drink, drink, drink! to the stout heart drink, That's ev - er fight - ing
Down the field! March-ing down the field, Be-neath the ban - ner
St
ro TF r
I
7
G7 Dm7 G7 Dm7 G7
end! Once a - gain to the Du- quesne men

quesne. Dukes are we, and the world will see
eee
fr
fr fr
-y|
Dm Em Dm DY G Bb7 Dm G7 C
To the stor - y the glo - ry, Drink, drink, drink, till the
There's no way to us while we're All to - geth - er, no
r F r
mY
G7 C G7
bot - toms wink a ring-ing toast to old Du - quesne!

mat - ter wheth-er skies are blue or skies are gray.
tr tr r fr
4
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31
C Dm G7
Drink to their might! Drink to their fight, , And to their faith un -

Well march a - long, Sing - ing a song, Tho’ ev-’ry odds a-
C F B7 C
Stout men are they tho’ the sky is blue or gray, They are
gainst us, Well nev-er stop till were stand-ing on the top, Till the
tr
|
FI
+
G Gdim G C Gt+ C F
foes to fear, They are friends to cheer; Lift - ing the chor - us and
vic - trys won, Till our work is done; On
- ward for ev - er, the
™l
~
+!
4
+
B7 C G7 C
shout-ing the re-frain, Let us sing as we drink to Du-quesne!

Dukes are com-ing thru, For the fame of the Red and the Blue. Du-quesne!
> 7
7 OF r aoe? poe:
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THE EYES OF TEXAS

(UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS)
Words by
For Organ: Registration No. 3 J. L. SINCLAIR
Moderato
Bb F7 Bb
of Tex - as are up -
Eb Ebm6 Bb F7 = Bb
the live - long
D Gm C7
Tex - as are up - on can- not
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orld rights controlled by Paxwin Music Corp., Vero Beach, Fla.
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not think you can es -
Eb D
At night or ear-ly in the morn,
Bb C9 F7 Bb
riel blows
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FAR ABOVE CAYUGA’S WATERS

(Cornell University)
(For Organ: Registration No. 3 B
a & 4 C. URGUHART
Moderato
Cc E7 F Cc
G7 G7sus G7 D7 G7 Dm Bb G7 Cc
Dm G7 c Dm7 D#dim c
=
P ° —— *
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This arrangement Copyright © 1971 by Edwin H. Morris & Company, Inc. Used by Permission
35
Cc Ebdim Dm7 G7 Cc
E7 F Cc F Edim
Dm G7 4. Cc Dm7 G7 I? .
P ror P r
Far Above Cayuga's Waters - 2 - 2
36
FIELD SONG
(UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA)
For Organ: Registration
: No, 1- Words by J. HYATT DOWNING
Music by FRANCELIA FEARY
Marcia
F C7 F C Bb F
South Da-ko- ta, Land of Em-pire, Land of sun-shine too,
mf
r g
4!
C F Bh F G7 C7
For your glo - ry we con- spire,_ All our hearts are true,
ad ala
r r r
F C7 F C Bb AT
Thank - ing hum- bly re-a - tor Loy - al we will

|
I
Bb F Bb F C7 F
Proud to call you Ma-ter, Dear old U.S. D.
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37
REFRAIN
Dm Gm tN C7 F
Hold the line, Hold the line, We're call-ing U.S.

CN
Bb F G7 C7
Fight the line, old schoolo’ mine, Lead on to vic-tor -
|
im}
F C7 F C Bb AT
all ourdays, well sing your praise with hearts and cour- age
|
m
Bb F Bb OFF C7 F
smiles and tears of fu- ture years, one thought and that
r r
38
FIGHT ‘EM TIGERS

(AUBURN COLLEGE)
. . . Words and Musie by
For Organ: Registration No.3 JOSEPH MARINE and WILLIAM SYKES
Moderato
C G7 C G7
Cheer the team that’s fighting for old Au-burn’s fame,— Back thatteam on ev - ’ry
“~
o~v
“y
mm]
a
~
~
w
~
ml
w
>I
™
4
4
E-ven as the men who fought be - fore they came, —
r? x rip t Ft t t FR r? i
D7 Cdim
They willwin a - gain Fight with that old “pep? Ti-gers, The
2 t fF 3 OP 2
I
av
“~
|
|
“~
tw
—
“~
Dm G7 C
wear-ers of Orangeand Blue! Keep upthatold“rep? Ti-gers, The South-land is watching
7 > pei’ -e r pr hr 2 ?
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39
G7 Cc Cdim Dm G7 Dm7 G7
you. Andwhenyoumarchon that field, re - mem-ber a - gain, Plainsmen don't
rt t pote le frre prepr pei? :
|
ta
Dmy Gy CC C#dim G7 C EY AY’
yield so werebound to win. We’llnev-er give up, Well live up to all that’s be-
Pp? t PF rte rp? : ripe Pere
D7 G7 Cdim
fore us, Woe to the foe for we'll fight, fight, fight for Au-burnourAl-ma Ma-ter, Oh
= = =
Pape Fate peter re 2

priwalk r Ptr
Dm G7 C
long may hercol-ors fly! Let ev-ry mancheer loud-er thenameof A. P. I.
Pe nn
i
“~
¢|
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~w
“v
om
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FIGHT FOR L.S.U.

(LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY)
For Organ: Registration No.4 Words by W.G. “HICKEY” HIGGINBOTHAM
March tempo Music by CASTRO CARAZO
G
ee
Like Knightsof Old ______ Let’sfightto hold ___The glo-ry of the
mf
D7 G Cc E Am
ad
Pur-ple Gold. Lets car-ry through, Lets die or do _=«~*To win the
AW D7 G
game for dear old L. S. U.__Keeptry-ing for ts a high-er score;
GY Am Ev Am C6
—_ Come on and fight, we want some more, some more.Come on you Ti - gers,
e
7 7 7 7 7 7 7 z cL 1 ey
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Copyright © renewed 1964 by Castro Carazo
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Fine
C#dim G Dm6 E+ EY? A” D7 G A
Fight! Fight! Fight! For Dear Old

A
Here's to thebrav-est Here’s to thestrong-est Foot-ball team in his - to - ry!

= =
S>
A
>
Here’s to thespir-it, Here's to thecour-age, Lead-ing them to vie - to - ry!

al =
as
DC. al fine
= =
Let's have a touch-down! Lets have a touch-down! Ti-gers, Fight! Fight! Fight! ah! Rah!
= =
, PF 7° E? e
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THE COLGATE FIGHT SONG

(COLGATE UNIVERSITY)
Words by F. M. HUBBARD
Marcia Music by R.L.SMITH
Bb F7
Fight, fight, fightfor dear old Col - gate! With heart and hand now—_
Foes shall bendtheirknee be - fore us, And pay their hom - age __
r r
>!
+
Bb [4 F
— we'll win for thee! __- Oh, we will fight,fight,fight for Al-ma Ma- ter! —
— to powrso. great, So let us
C7 F7 F¥sus F7__—2 Bb7
On to vic-to - ry we’re march-ing! sendout a cheer, and
r f fr
|
Eb Ebm ay Bb C7 FT Bb
ban-ish all fear while we are fight-ing dfor old Col - gate!
r r Cyr
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FIGHT ON
(UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA)
For Organ: Registration No. 1 By MILO SWEET and GLEN GRANT
Tempo di Marcia
C7 (for old S.C.) C7 F (and vic - to - ry)
for old S. Cc. Ourmen fight
F. r t
4!
4
F
C7 (and ev-er fight on) (Fight for old S.C.) C7 F (Come
fh
on —_ to vic - to - ry.
7 7 r r
4!
cheer) C7
F (Heard far and near)
C4 (And youwill be true.)
Pe
ma Ma-ter dear__..._ looks up —__—s- Fighton = and
a
mm)
mm)
7!
4
F C7 F C7 F
win forold S. C. Fight on tovic-to-ry, Fight on!
r
TF r
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Copyright © renewed and assigned to Edwin H. Morris & Company, Inc.
This arrangement Copyright© 1970 by Edwin H. Morris & Company, Inc. Used by Permission
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FIGHT ON FOR OREGON!

(UNIVERSITY OF OREGON)
Bright March tempo
By LESLIE IRVIN
D7 G Em C# dim
The spir - it of our Or - e-gon will nev- er die or be out-done, Op-
mf
r 7 r 7
fr r r 7 te Y
G Em A7 D <Am7 D7 G
po-nents al-ways fear our fight-ing men._______ Our’ team willbat-tle to theend, Our
~e
mm)
|
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“7
-~y
-y
-y
9
Em A7 D D7
re-cord of the past de-fend,And lead us on tovic- to - ry.
if ro74 roy oF roP

G Gdim D7 Em A G Em Am D7
fight-ing to win for Or - e - gon, all our might and
a 7 7 Pow hr pif 7 7p 7
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45
q GQ? Cc C6 Eby G Em
Our loy - al team will not give in,

——~———
7 fF 7 r fr ’°rT 7 - r 7
A D7 <Am7 D7 G Gdim D7
vie - to-ries they bring us —__—_ So hail to the fin - est
r r pF TF
Em G7 C C7 B E+
in the west, They're bet -ter than the best, __________ And our hon-or well de-
EK AZ Am7 D Am D7 G
fend,from the start un-til the end, Wellfight on for Or-e -
rit Tt r r
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FIGHT ON PENNSYLVANIA!
(UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA)
For Organ: Registration No.3 Words by BEN S. McGIVERAN
VERSE (ad lib) Music by DAVID ZOOB
C G7 C E F Dm Gy
O’er Penn-syl-va-nias walls, with i-vy ov-er-grown, our thoughts will ev -er
é e
t FF pr ¢* F F 5
>|
C D7 G7 C G7 C
lin- ger, the ten-drest we have known. We of-fer heart and
= s x P pt
E7 F Dm G7 C D7 G7
give our all in praise; when men of Penn are fight-ing, this song tothem well raise.
e
Pr P P :
CHORUS with spirit
C
Fight on! Penn-syl - va - nial! Put the ball a - eross_ the
7 > 7 7 7
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G7 Dm? G7 Dm7 G7 Dr’?
Fight! you Penn - syl- va - nians,_ there it goes a -
ee y .
cross this time. and Blue, were with you,—
and we're cheer - ing for your
fight! Penn-syl- va - ni -
=
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FIGHT SONG
(MICHIGAN STATE)
F.I.LANKEY
Tempo di Marcia
Bb Eb FY Bb Eb Fy Bb
On the banksof the Red Ce -dar__. is a_ col -lege known to all.
mf
D7 Gm C7 F7
Their spe-cial - ty is farm-ing,_— butthosefarmers play foot - ball.
cor mr pp?
Bb Eb FY Bb Eb Cm6 OD
— <Ag-gieteamsare nev-er beat-en,_— Allthru the game they fight.___
G7 C7 07-9 F7
Fight for the on-ly col
Copyright 1919 by C. M. Kober Copyright renewed 1946 by Helen J. Murphy

pytight assigned 1962 to Winneton Music Corp., New York, N.Y.
This arrangement Copyright© 1970 by Winneton Music Corp. Used by Permission
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Bb Bb+ Bbe Bb+ Bb Bb+ Bbe Bb Cm FY Bb
Smash right thru that line of blue, Watch the points keep grow- ing! —_
Eb Bb D Gm CY FY Cm Cdim
Ag - gieteamsare bound to win,They’re fight-ing with a vim. Rah! Rah! Rah!
cir? Cor ror
Bb Bb+ Bbe Bb+ Bb Bb+ Bbe Eb Cm6 D
See their line is weak-en - ing, We're go-ing to win this game.
cr’ £'r’ £/Ff
Bb Eb Bb Eb Bb Eb F7 Bb
Fight, Fight, Rah, team, Fight! Vic-to-ry for M. A. C!

°° FIGHT! VOLS, FIGHT!
(UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE)
For Organ: Registration No.1 Words by GWEN SWEET
Music by THORNTON W. ALLEN
Tempo di Marcia and MILO SWEET
C
et
1. Fight! Vols, Fight with all your might, ___ For the Or - ange_—
2. Fight! Vols, Fight with all your might, Keep the Torch e’er___
>!
+!
>!
+
4
CHdim G9 GY
Nev - er fal - ter, nev - er

Fight! Vols, Fight, and let the
tr 7 7 P ? ? id
Bby
D G7 =
as you march the field! Keep

bring us hon - ac - claim! Keep
7 ? * 7 if
Dm 67 c
march - ing! Let the spir - it of the Hilli_..- Ev -’ry

march - ing! On - ward, for - ward, Vol - un - teers.
—_ Put our
=
Pt > 7 r 7 7 >vr 7 t
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E7 Am C7 F6
man with cour - age fill.

ri - val team to flight!
ty means our vic

see we want vic - to
Re - mem-ber the vict’ries of yore!
Show them we know how to score! Ten-nes-see Fight!

“ FIGHT! WILDCATS! FIGHT!
(UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA FIGHT SONG)
Words by “DOUG” HOLSCLAW
For Organ: Registration No.1 Music by THORNTON W. ALLEN and
. “NOUG” HOLSCLAW
Marziale
F C7
Hail! Ar-i-zo-na Wild-cats! Fight-ing for old U. A.
mf
fr
por rrp Pp Pe Te re
Cdim O07 Gm G C7 F
A rag-ing team of Wild-cats, Growl-ing for the fray (Rah! Rah! Rah!)
r ir r t r
>
a
4
F7 Bb
Theres not a team can stop them When the ball goes in - to play.
r 7 F
I
|
I
Bbm F D7 G9 Gt Cc
Fight with all your might and
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53
Fight! Wild-cats! Fight for Ar-i - zo - na,_We’re with you ev - er staunch and
C7 C+
true, This day we hail you and we cheer you,_Theycantde-feat the Red and
tr r t r
m )
4!
Yl
4
4
4
F Fdim F D7
Blue. Cir-cle the ends andcrash thru cen - ter,__Hit hard and gain on
r r F r ror r
7
Gm Bb Db'7-5 Db F Ov F D1 G9 C7 F
Fight! Wild-cats! Fight!Fight!Fight! Well win to day. Rah!Rah))
Pie PF PF FOP PF F r
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FLORIDA, OUR ALMA MATER

(UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA)
eos MILTON L. YEATS
Con spirito
G D G Am Dsus DT
Flor-i - da, our Al - ma Ma - ter, Thy glo-rious name we

In the name of Al - ma Ma ~- ter, We take each com - rade’s
7
+
praise. Ev-'ry loy - al son and daugh-ter, The joy - ous—_song shall
hand, True to thee and to each oth - er Through-out_ our_E - den
i ae
P
Fe
re C G DY D%sus D
Where palm andpine are blow-ing, Where south-ern seas are

land. Old school we love so dear
- ly, May God be ev - er
2 oa
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55
flow - ing, Goth - ic walls, Thy

near thee shin - ing light of
love - ly vine - clad *Neath the Or-ange and Blue vic -

Hon - or, Truth and Hear our Al - ma Ma - ter
G Am D%sus D7 G
to - fri-ous, Our love shall nev - er fail. There's no

call - ing, Let cour - age nev - er fail, For be -
F r
oth - er name_ so glo - ri-ous! All hail Flor-i - da, hail!

fore her all are fall - ing! All hail Flor-i-da, hail!
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GO, MUSTANGS, GO!

(SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY)
For Organ: Registration No.1 Words and Musie by
Briskly MILO SWEET
D7 G E7
Go,—— you Mus -tangs, through that line! Driv - ing, pass - ing,
1 7 7 r 7 7 r 7
score this time! them that you're out to
fight, our Mus-tangs wont give in!
Mus - tangs, keep your stride!
7p 7 an i 7-7 7 1
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Am C Cm G
will ride! “tops” and up there to
E AQ DY G fine
stay, This is our vic
fr 7 r r 7 r 7
Te INTERLUDE
G B7 Em D BY
r Roe a TF
Em AY D AQ DY C Cm DY DGalfine
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GO ON, BRUINS
(UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT LOS ANGELES)
. . Words and Music by
For Organ: Registration No.1 GORDON G. HOLMQUIST, MILO SWEET
Bright march tempo and GWEN SWEET
Bb Cc
Strike_ with all your might!
FY Cm FY Bb
on fight - ing, Bru -
r FTF >= 75 7 4
4
Bbm C7 Cdim CY FY
Growl - ing, bit - ing
smash. on through that line, ___ On to score this
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Copyright © renewed by Edwin H. Morris & Company, Inc.
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Gm Bb Eb6 Emaj7 A Bbé
Now beat e foe, keep
Bbmaj7 G7 C7 F7 Bb fine
le INTERLUDE
Bb Bb
D.C. al fine
Gb Bh = Gb Bh Gb? F Cm F FY
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THE GRIDIRON KING

(HARVARD UNIVERSITY )
. . Words and Music by
For Organ: Registration No. 4 RICHMOND K. FLETCHER
March Tempo
F
Then hit the line
me
+l
4
+4
C7 Gm
Har- vard wins Po We will show the sons ___
-
4
C7 Gm7 C7
that the Crim - son still holds
r FF 1, Pp TP YF

61
Sweep down field "a - gain,;—_
Vic - to- ry.
Bb Bbm6 F
eel
And we'll give the grand
+4
C7 F
When the Har - vard

62
HAIL, ALMA MATER

(McGILL UNIVERSITY, CANADA)
For Organ: Registration No. 3
Moderato
Bb Bbdim Bb
Al
Al
Al
Eb Bb Eb
——————————
praise.
praise.
sing.
rt t fF?tPre tr
Bb C7
our af - fec tion, though ble our

in thy hon or, our es we
down _—itthe cen tu - ries, may they
Pktr
“w
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FI

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F7 Bb Bbdim Bb
——_—_ 1 So peace -
raise, Full to thy for -
through the
tr
"neath
es
if
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HAIL PURDUE
(PURDUE UNIVERSITY)
For Organ: Registration No. 3 Words by J. MORRISON
Music by E. J. WOTAWA
March Tempo
Bb P C7 F7 Bb Bb7 Eb Ebm Bb
Hail, hail to old Purdue! All hail to our old gold and black!
"i 2)
cr?
D Am7 D7? Gm C7 F7
]
Hail, hail to old Pur-due! Our friend-ship may she nev-er lack.
Bb C7 F7~ Bb Bb7 Eb D
Ev - er grate-ful, ev - er true,thusweraise our song a - new,
Eb Bb Bby & C7 F7 Bb
Of the days we’ve spent with you, All hail our own ur - due.
Copyright © 1913 by Rinker Music Co.

Copyright © renewed and assigned to Edwin H. Morris & Company, Inc., by Germaine Morrison
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HAIL ST. MARY'S

(ST. MARY’S COLLEGE)
WILL STEVENS, JR.
Moderato (with spirct)
Bb F
Hail St. Ma-rys, Hail! Al - ma Ma-ter, Hail!
mf
r iP ?:
Bb Bhm6 F Cm D7 G7 C7
We'll give our all for thee,
F Bb F
From Mor-a - gas hills sounds the call a - far,
rT
—
Bb Bhmé F o7 #6*F Bh F C7 F
In de-feat or vic-tor- y its “Hail, St Ma-ry’s, Hail!”
a
f r oF
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HAIL TO GEORGIA!
(UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA)
Moderato
Bb Eb Bb FY Bb
to Georg-ia down in Dix - ie!
fr r i oFOF
Eb Ebm Bb Eb Ebm Eb
hon - ord, _______ The red and black is
rere Pir is
Bb Bbdim Bb G7 C7
proud - ly i Stream-ing
f ? f 2? r
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F Gdim F7 Bb Eb
through. the fair-est in the
Fy Bhy &b
We'll pledge our _ love
D7 Eb Edim Bb
lege dear
a
?
g Pkt Pe Fe Ff rt ip 2
Cm Bbdim Bb co F7 Bb
cheer! All hail to dear old

68
HELEN OF TROY
(UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA)
CHAS, N. FIELDER
Valse lento
Bb D7 GY Fdim G7 3 Cm G7
1.You’ve heard ofthe sweet-heart of Sig - ma Chi, Bet-ty Co-ed has fame that’sbeenoft
2. He - ro - iche standson the camp-us_ street, hisblade and poised on highhis
Fit rt rt rit-riee?
F Bb Gm C7
told;___———s- Shedforthem a tear, For they-havemeta peer, whois clad_in Car-di-

shield;____. _ Migh-ty Man of Bronze,For you_ we car-ry on, onfor Troy_inclass-room,
ee
2
r
mJ
41
tw
~~
FY Bb Eb Bb
nal and Gold...‘ She’s the toast of a south - ern camp-us, Oh ev-’ry
court and field. —______ Yetwhenwe leavethehalls of col-lege___ Andwe re-
rr? t t 2
+
Eb D Eb Eb
first string she getsthe call... An All_ A-mer-i- can, Ten—

view thoee dear daysof yore,
_. We ve - ryoft-en find that the
a e
Fikret: rrk rere ft
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69
Bb DY Gm C7 FY Cm? FY Cm? F7
thou - sandclaim her hand, And she’s true to one and all.
one __ who comes to mind is a girl nota man of war.
@
? yr t2 r tt —
CHORUS Bbdim FY Cm FY Bbdim FY
Dain - ty Hel-en of Troy, Yours is a charmthat’swith-out al - loy,
P P prTS Fee
Bb EB E F Cm FY Bb C7 Ebme FY
None can com-pare with your ra-di-ance rare, Pret-ty Co - ed,Gold-en Red Head.
Bb Bhdim FY DY Gm
We do hom-a to you, while vow-ing to ev-er be true. Tho’ you're
rit 7 r tk oF eh Ft 2
CY Bb G9 Cm7 FY Bb D.C.
“Queen” to S. C. you're just“Sweetheart”to me, Dearest girl

HAIL TO THE ORANGE
(UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS)
For Organ: Registration No.2 Words by H.R. GREEN
Music by H.V. HILL
Spirited
SJ,
G D7 G D7
the Or - ange! Hail to the blue!
Al- ma Ma-ter, ev - er. so true! love no oth - er, so
let our mot- to be, Vic - tor- y! Ill- i- nois
ro?
Copyright 1915 by Sigma Alpha Epsilon Copyright renewed 1943 by H. R. Green and Mrs. Max D. Wall
71
HERE COMES CAROLINA
(UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA) Words and Music by
For Organ: Registration No.1 THORNTON W. ALLEN
Tempo di Marcia
Bb FY
Here comes Car-li-na, li-na, Here comes Car-li- na, li-na, We hail from N.C. U.
mp
Bb Fz
We've got the spir-it in it, Weve got the pep to win it, We wear the col-ors White and
Bb Eb Bb FY Bb Cy. FT
So well fight! fight! fight!for Car-o- li - na, As *Da-vie did indays of old, And we'll
Bh Cm7_ a, ED Dag Cmy Fy _siB
gath-er round the well, Cheer the Tar-Heel team like Hell! For the glo-ry of N. CC, U.
Ps
£ r Ff
*Davie was the founder of N.C.U.
Copyright 1927 by Intercollegiate Song Book, Inc. Copyright renewed 1955 by Elsie Guy Allen
72 I’M A JAYHAWK
(UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS)
Moderato GEORGE BOWLES
Bb FY Bb FY Bb
Talk a-bout the Soon-ers, the Ag-gies andthe Braves, Talk a-bout the
mf
c9 FY Bb Cm GY
ti- ger and his tail, _____ Talk a-bout the Husk-ers,
old corn husk-in’ boys, But I’m a bird to make ’emweepand wail.
Fi r t r
t tei
% mace Bb Eb Bb Ebm Bb Cm F’
"Cause I'm a Jay, Jay, Jay, Jay, Jay-hawk up at Law-rence on the
t Pr rPer Pr pe tre err?

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73
Bb Eb Bb Gm CY
Cause I'm a Jay, Jay, Jay, Jay, Jay-hawk,witha sis-boom
r PIP? re
Fv Cm FY BbY
hiphoo - rah. Got a billthat’s big e-noughto twistthe ti-ger’s tail,
Eb Ebm Bb F Tacet Bb
~~”
Husk some cornand lis-ten to the corn-husk-er’s wail,_ Cause I'm a Jay,
cr t Of ri z t
w
“~
“A
4
Eb Bb Ebm Bb C7 FT Bb D.%
Jay, Jay, Jay-hawk,rid-ing on a Kan - sas gale.
rrr r
74
HORNED FROGS
(TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY)
Words by Mrs.B.SMISER
For Organ: Registration No.1 Music by CLAUDE SAMMIS
Marcia G D7 G D
Mw er” .
Wellraise a song —bothloud and strong,— to cheer ourteam to vic-tor - y.
rn pip tpt F
G D AT Em AY D7
sotriedand true,___ we pledgee - ter-nal loy-al - ty. Fight on, boys,
fight, ___ with all your might!___ Roll upthe scorefor T. (C. U! Hail,White and
7 A7 D7 G
flag,whose he-roes nev-er lag!.Horned Frogs,we are all for you!
r r r f P rp Pr
Copyright 1928 by Texas Christian University
Copyright renewed 1955 by Claude Sammis
Used by Permission of Texas Christian University
75
IOWA CORN SONG

For Organ: Registration No.1 Lyric by
R.W. LOCKARD and GEORGE HAMILTON
Moderate march tempo Music by
F EDWARD RILEY and GEORGE BOTSFORD
We're. from
I!
4
4
C7 F
State of all the land,
C7 F
ee
eee”
We're_from I -
r "Ff
ma
4
Bb F G7 Cy F
That’s where the tall corn
7 7 7 r 7 7 rt 7
Copyright ©1921 by Edwin H. Morris & Company, Inc. Copyri t© renewed and assigned to Edwin H. Mortis & Company, Inc.
This arrangement Copyright© 1970 by Edwin H. Morris & Company, Inc. .
76
KENTUCKY! FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT!

(UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY)
WILLIAM H. NICHOLLS
Marcia
Gdim D7 G Dm
Ken - tuck-y! We willbeatthe foe! Ken - tuck-y! On-wardwewill go!
mf
‘Fe r pe ctr pip a:

EY AY Em An Ag Av-9 Dy _ Am7 D
- tuck-y! We allhailto thee,and vic-torswewill be to - day! Rah!Rah! Raht

> a
fv
i rire t+ ~— fr? PiF
t > P
Gdim D7 G Dm6
Hit thatlinerealhard! Ken - tuek-y Fight for ev-ry yard!

Ken - tuck-y {p.i,.bledownthe floor! Ken tuck-y Fight for eviry seorely And
Pp St a ?
|
E7 E7+ EY Am E Am C#dim G D7 @ D.C.
Youll win for the Blueand White! So yea!youWild-cats,fight!

fight! fight!
ripe pipe (irr Viger Fe rp

“yr
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Copyright © 1932 by William H. Nicholls

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LETS CHEER AGAIN FOR TEMPLE

(TEMPLE UNIVERSITY)
For Organ: hegistration No.1 Words by BERTRAM BENNETT
Tempo di Marcia Music by DAVID ZOOB
D7 Ddim D413 D7 G
Let’s cheer a-gain__ for Tem-ple, For Tem-ple plays— to win!
1P 7 17 7
~e
we
we
we
ne
se
|
om |
~
“7
7?
D7 Am7 D7 7 D+ G
— With a crashwellgo__. right thru now, Allourfoeswillhave_ to bow.
1 P71 1? 7 4
~t
~e
|
~e
me
“7
aa
D7 Ddim D413 B Em
thickand thin__ we'll cheer for the Cher-ry and__._—-_ the_”=—« White, So we'll
7° 7 7" 7 7 Pp? 7 f7 7 ~ 7
>|
CG Cm6 G Cm G D7 qDe.
sing___ a - gain— that old__.__ire - frain_ and cheer, Cheer a-gainfor Tem - ple
rut? prpy CIT Bye 7 Toes mais

Copyright © 1937 by Temple University
78
THE MAPLE LEAF FOREVER

(CANADIAN NATIONAL ANTHEM)
Words and Music by

For Organ: Registration No.1 ALEXANDER MUIR
Brightly, with spirit
AL Bb Eb Bb F C7 F Gm F C7
== Go
———
. ' TT |
eee
' T
1. In days of yore, from Brit-ain’s shore, Wolfe, thedaunt-less he - ro
2. At Queens-ton Heights and Lun-dy’s Lane, Our bravefath-ers side by
3. Our fair Do-min - ion now ex - tends From CapeRace to Noot - ka
4. On Mer-ry Eng - land’s far
- famed land, May Kind Heav-en sweet
- ly
b ==
Gy > 2 +? i
3 Z —+ f i a
ety mf
yd dd ly ys—
rtpr "tar pipe Pe pyr eres

yo a > S | aN = $ pp
oF F7 Bb F__ Bb Gm C7 F Bb F C7sus
e == — Ps 54 =
ee
came; And plant-ed firm Bri - tan-nia’s
=
flag, on Can-a-da’s
ee
fair__._—_ do-
side; For free - dom, homes,and lovedones dear,Firm-ly stood and no -_ bly
Sound; May peace for ev - er be our lot, And plen-teous store. a-
smile; God bless Old Scot-land ev -er - more, And Ire - land’s Em - er-ald
oO t 1 | a '
fs<~ _ tf?
pet
a
iE
z zm
—Ss P . .
FS
a
e 6 i—} 1-4 2 Ji) |} 44

Zz La — — — £ o sue
pip bp er pepe rer? ran été tPF 2
5. F Cm7 F Bb Eb Bb Eb Bb ED G@
r 5 — - a e 7 a a e = | | |
e ———— t q
main._.. _£© Here may it wave, our boast, our pride, And joined in
died... + And_=s those dear rights, which they main-tained, We swear to
bound. And may those ties of love be ours, Which dis - cord
Isle!_-_. -- Then swell the song, both loud and long Till rocks and
$ rb [ t T { t
5 i —| J |
{ = <F o Ze ¥ F— TA a a g :
wr
») “eet
4 l¢ 2 id J did |) 3 if hd
> a
FP —- £ =
—Fier SoS
prt rrrrs rip: —+=ot —
pipe
79
| Cm FY Bb Dm &b Bb
fa} > T oo om t rT +
= t — T
e
tT ? + — or : =
e
love to - geth-er;____— The This - tle, Sham-rock, Rose en - twine,
yield them nev-er;____ Our watch-word ev - er - more shall be, The
can - not sev-er;__.__ And flour - ish green o’er Free-dom’s home,
for - est quiv-er;__. —_ God save our Queen,and Heav -en bless,
| | _t So
fp + — a i=
eo a Ff ———F
wet
S + at
ty dyDd dt
- on —# ae - >
piper PForrr Prrrrr hr rer rrre ers

CHORUS
Eb Cm7 Bb F7 — Eb6 Bb F Bb F_ Bb Eb
Ma - ple Leaf For Ev- er.______ The Ma-ple Leaf our em - blem
Tis Pei Pip? PIP?

Bb Eb G Om F F7 ~=~&Bb
1,2,4.God save our

The Ma - ple Leaf For Hv - er, —_____ "3. And flour - ish
Prrpr pir? t Ft r
Dm &b Bb Eb Cm? Bb FY Eb6 Bb D.C.
Queen, and Heav -en_ bless

green o’er Free
- dom’s home, The Ma-ple Leaf For Ev - er
Pei pire Pr?

4!
80
MARINE’S HYMN
(U. S. MARINE CORPS)
March tempo
C G7 C G7 C
Fromthe hills of Mon-te - ma, Totheshores of Trip-o - li 2
Cif’ CUP 7 an ae
G7 6 G7 C
We fight our coun-try’s bat -_ tiles, Onthe land as onthe
— First to fight for right and free - dom, Andto keep our’ hon-or clear, ___
evr ’ cl ’
C G7 C G7 C
— Weareproud to claim the ti tle of U-nit- edStatesMa - rines.
e oe ee eee tir’
81
MARYLAND, MY MARYLAND
For Organ: Kegistration No.3 By JAMES R. RANDALL
Moderately
G D7 #G G D7
1. Hark to awan-d’ringson’s appeal, Ma-ry-land,My Ma-ry-land.My Moth-er State, to
G DY G DY
thee I kneel, Ma-ry-land, My Ma-ry-land. For life anddeath, for woe and weal, Thy
G Dy G D7 G D.C.
peer-less chiv-al-ry reveal, And gird thy beau-teous with steel, Ma-ry-land,My Ma-ry-land
r P
|
2. I see the blush upon the cheek, Maryland,- My Maryland.

But thou wast ever bravely meek, Maryland, My Maryland.
But lo ! there surges forth a shriek
From hill to hill, from creek to creek
Potomac calls to Chesapeake, Maryland, My Maryland.
3. Come, for thy shield is bright and strong, Maryland, My Maryland.

Come, for thy dalliance does thee wrong, Maryland, My Maryland.
Come to thine own heroic throng,
That stalks with liberty along,
And give a new key to thy song, Maryland, My Maryland.

82
MARYLAND VICTORY SONG

(UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND)
THORNTON W. ALLEN
Tempo di Marcia
Bb Bdim F Gm7 C7
Down onthe field they're fight-ing, Pride of the Black and Gold, ___
Gm. C7 F A’ Dm G7 C7 Gm Eb C7
Men, ev-ry one of them, War-riors of U.of M.our hon-or they'll up hold.
ripe reer
f
d|
6|
F F7 Bb Bdim F F7 Bb D
On tward the goal they're marching, t willnot take them long,
Gm Bbm6 F G7 C Gm7 C c+
let’s givea cheer forthe men weholddear,Andsingto them our Vic-t’ry Song. ——
ba
—_— r —
Copyright © 1928 by The Student Assembly, University Of Maryland r P Pr

Copyright © renewed 1956 by Elsie Guy Allen
Copyright © assigned_1962 to Paxwin Music Corp., Vero Beach, Fla.
83
CHORUS
F G C7 F6 Tacet
Mary - land,_we’re all be - hind Wave high — the Blackand Gol For there is
ire t r t a ae
Aw
I
7
+
+4
Am’7 G#dim Gm 067 Gm7 C7 F
no-thing half so glo-ri-ous__. As to see our men vic - tor-i - ous.__We’ve got the
G C7 Gm6 A7
team, boys, We've got the steam, boys,__ "Sokeepon fight-ing,don'tgive in!
a prod rhe iP
Bh D7 Gm Gm C7 6O*F
—J
co
ga
yo
o
Vo
3
5
——” . »
Ma-ry-land——_ will win!

(Sing)
84
THE MATADOR SONG

(TEXAS TECH.)
For Organ: Registration No.7 Words by R. C. MARSHALL
Music by HARRY LE MAIRE
Moderato
F Fdim F G7 C7 Cdim C7 F
Fight! Mat -a - dors for Tech. Songs of love well sing to Thee,
mf
I
+!
Bb6 Bdim Bbe F
Bear our ban-ners and wide, to be
F Fdim F G7 C7 F
Fear - less cham-pions Stand _ on heights of

4
4
4
Bb Cv
Strive for hon-or er- more, Long live the Mat - a - dors.
Copyright 1944 by Allen Intercollegiate Music, Inc. F

85
MEN OF STATE
(MISSISSIPPI STATE COLLEGE)
Words by THORNTON W. ALLEN
For Organ: Registration No.4 Music by J. B. PEAVEY
Tempo di Marcia and THORNTON W. ALLEN
C Cdim G7 C G7
r=: —
af zI
==
a
——or +
e ' 7 to
(Foot, 1, Watch us go! were on our way, Gain - ing yards on
(Toast)2.Men of State, wher-e’er they be, Scat - tered ov - er
(Flag) 3.Flag of know - ledge,Truth and Right, Flag of wis - dom,
1 t
==!
e mf x
Tt
f1 #1} —4 8~ ”
Fa =
fo
1 4 a | A o | 4 6 a
+ a by fa Cd ld va fa — td
= ; — > — > = — = >

pres pet r prt? eel bt ea per pel?
G+ C Cdim G7 C
ev - play; To the end well nev - er yield, So

land = or sea, Ev - er shall their voic - es raise, To
Flag of might, ’Neath thy col - ors we u - nite, So
r ? Pr t
G FH G Am D G7 DL.
— Se Se
a — ote
ON, Mis -sis - sip - pi State, Go march-ing down the field to vie -t’ry!
sing, Mis-sis - sip - pi State, To thee our fer-vent praise for ev - er.
proud - ly to glor -i - fy the old Ma-roon and White,our em -blem.
] __ T [ | [ a z= —- a _l = = s
—¢ sig 2 4 ra: 2
Vee tf pf toe bt fF top ey ror rs
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THE MINNESOTA ROUSER
(UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA)
Allegro moderato FLOYD M. HUTSELL
G B7 Em B7 q D> Db+
>
>
hats off to thee,
C7 7 C_’_/ e_’7 'f 7
C6 Db+ DY @ B7 Em B7
true we shall ev- er be,_ Firm

=
are we. Rah rah rah,for Ski-U - Ma,
2
e r 7
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Copyright © renewed by Edwin H. Morris & Company, Inc., New York, N.Y.
This arrangement Copyright © 1970 by Edwin H. Morris & Company, Inc.
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MOTHER OF MEN
(YALE UNIVERSITY)
For Organ: Registration No. 8 Words by BRIAN HOOKER
Andante moderato Music by SETH BINGHAM
GFR G D7 3 G C
1,Moth-er of Men, grown strong in giv - ing Hon-or to them thy lights have
2.Spir - it of Youth, a - live, un-chang-ing, Un-der whose feet the years are
mp
7 oF OP ?
D7sus , Fheus FR — F#7 Bm F#7-9 F#7
led; Rich in the toil of thou - sands liv - ing, Proud of the deeds of thou - sands
cast, Heir to an age - less em - pire, rang- ing Ov-er the fu - ture and the
-
iP
+
*
Bm D7 G Dm6 E? E+ E
dead. We whohave felt thy pow’r and knownthee,We in whose work thy gifts a-
past. Thee, whom our fath-ers loved be-fore us,Theewhomour sons un - born shall
P 7 *
Am Cc G A’ G 3s D138. og: DE.
vail, High in our hearts en - shrined, en-throne thee, Moth-er of Men, Old Yale.
hail._ Praise we to-day in stur - dy cho - rus, Moth-er of Men, Old Yale.
? vo?
me OKLAHOMA, HAIL!
(UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA)
Words and Music by
. THORNTON W. ALLEN
Maestoso
G C G D G Am Bm Am _ A7
a SS kL | I [ I
1. From the hill - sides, from the prai - ries, Comes a song __ that
Iv - ied walls and state - ly tow - ers Cam - pus fair ‘neath
2. From thy gra - cious font of learn - ing we will quench our
Wis - dombrought from out the ag - e8, Truth of saints and
at se —————— [=
6 . 2
os |
=
o. 4 g 5 — “ ———
FE 7] > > oto
? + F f f F T t —=
ir
nyu D A D D7 G Am G D G C
. L I T IN _k— —_t TE =
* I | T | —. Ww + —L\ l a eo |
nev - er wear - ies, Loy - al - ty that nev - er va - ries;

sun or show - ers, All the love, we bear thee flow - ers
thirst so burn - ing, Kind - ly moth - er, to thee turn - ing;
law of sa - ges, Ours to take from glitt - ring pag - es,
¥ T a [ | kL L I + =
—— } - i — rr—t-¢ a eo s
+ a -—
|} — to =
7 F zs pr f r ° ? =
p P ?
I ‘We
G D7 G G D7
Ok-la - ho - ma, Haill

And will nev - er fail.
Ok-la - ho - ma, Hail! Shout the cho - rus
Nev-er grow - ing stale.
P P p
ma.

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loud - ly! Bear the em - blem proud - ly!
march at last, lift_ our__._ voice - es_—. stout - ly.
C G Am Em Am A7 D A D OD?
On we march for Ma - ter, On we_—march, nor fal - ter,

|
~y
+I
5x
|
G Am 6 D @ 6 G D7 G D.C.
Sing - ingloud, each son and daugh

- ter, Ok-la - ho - ma, Hail!
<
7 OP ?
80
ON THE BANKS OF THE OLD RARITAN

(RUTGERS UNIVERSITY)
Slowly F C7 F
eel
My fa - ther sent to old Rut - gers,

(As) fresh, they used ra-ther rough-ly,
Bb F C7 F F7
solv’d that I should be a man, And so I set-tleddown in that

I the fear-ful gaunt-let ran, And they shook me so a - boutthat they
Bb Bbm F C7 F
nois-y col-legetown, On The Banks Of The Old Rar -i - tan.

turnedme in-side out, On The Banks Of The Old Rar -i - tan.
Pr
Arrangement Copyright © 1950 by Broadcast Music, Inc.

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91
CHORUS F C7
On The Banks of The Old Rar - i - tan, my boys, where old
4
er more shall
F7 Bb Bbm
stood since the the flood
F C7
liz.
Of The Old Rar - i - tan.
rt
“NOTRE DAME VICTORY MARCH
(NOTRE DAME UNIVERSITY)
for Organ: Registration No.1 Words by JOHN F. SHEA
Tempo di Marcia Music by Rev. MICHAEL J. SHEA
C Cdim © G7 Gdim G7 OC
Cheer! Cheer for old No - tre Dame. Wake up the ech-oes cheer-ing her
P ? r r
+
C7 F G7 c EK Am D7 G
o
Send the vol-ley cheer on high, Shake down the thun-der
2.
rt rip
+l
4
“~
G7 C Cdim © G7 Gdim G7 C
sky. What tho’ the odds be great oor small, Old No- tre Dame will win ov - er
? r r ? id Fi rile
C7 F G7 Cc E Am Fm6 C F ¢C G C
all, While her loy-al Sons are march-ing on-ward to vic-to - ry.
Pir t Rs =
Copyright ©1928 by University of Notre Dame Copyright© renewed
This arrangement Copyright © 1970 by The University of Notre Dame All rights
controlled by Edwin H. Morris & Company, Inc., 31 West 54th St., New York, N.Y. 10019
93
ON, WISCONSIN!
(UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN)
For Organ: Registration No.3 Words by CARL BECK
Tempo di Marcia Music by W. T. PURDY
G Gdim C G D7 G
On, is-con-sin! On, Wis-con-sin! Plunge right thru that line!
oo i
? iF rr
D Ddim DB Em B7 Em AZ D7
Run the ball | clear ‘round Chi-ca - go,

und Min - ne -s0 - fa, A touch down sure this time.
Pitt prereP22 rir et Pt PIF
G Gdim C G G7
On, is - con-sin! On, Wis -con-sin! Fight on for her fame!
od
rpe fea type, Paty silt gt
Cc Cm6 G D7 G Gdim G D7 G DE.
Fight! fel- lows, Fight! And we will win
2
rte, FPR PP? i pt
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Copyright renewed and assigned to Edwin H. Mortis & Company, Inc.1370 Avenue of the Americas, New York, N.Y.10019
04
THE ORANGE AND THE BLACK

(PRINCETON UNIVERSITY)
Words by
For Organ: Registration No.2 CLARANCE B. MITCHELL
Moderato Bb F7sus F7
Al - though Yale has al - ways fav - ored the

When the cares of life oer - take us, ming - ling
mf
Bb
vi - o - let’s dark blue, And the gen - tle sons of

fast our flocks with gray, Should our dear-est hopes be -
F C7 F Gm F
Har - vard to the crim - son We will

tray us, false for - tune fail a - way; Still we'll
Lee”
P
Fl
F7 Cm7 Bb Eb Ebm
own the lil - ies slen

- der, nor —__ hon - or shall they
ban-ish care and sad
- ness, as we turn our mem ~- ’ries

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Bb FF Bb C7 Edim
While the Ti - ger stands de -_ fend - er of The

And re - call those days of glad - ness *neath The
+
4!
7
4
Bb Cm F7 Bb F7
Or - ange And The Black. We will own the lil- ies

Or - ange And The _ Black. Still well ban-ish care and
Bb Eb Ebm Bb F Bb
slen - der, hon - or shall they lack, While the

sad - ness, turn our mem - ries’ back, And re -
? fr r Pr r x
Bb C7 Edim Bb Cm F7_ Bb D.C.
Ti - ger stands de - fend - er of The Or - ange And The Black.

call those days of giad-ness ’neathThe Or - ange And The Black.
ro
96
THE PANTHER
(UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH)
For Organ: Registration No. 1 Words by H.C. SCOTT
Music by C.S. HARRIS
March tempo
F C F Bbm F
- burghs~ glo - _ wont be tram-pled down to-
7 7 F
mm)
mI
4H
7
C7 F D Gm D Gm
day by an-y foe,_______ For Pitts - burghs glo - ry
well fight yousquare,well play youfair, at an - y game you
r 7 7 r 7 7 r 7 7 r 7 7
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97
Bb Gm A C7 F
hear our good old song of vic -to - ry... ESS Oh, if the Pan-tha
rt
screams it means a_ bat-tle just be - gun, And if you dont watch out hell sure -ly
get you on the run, For
Bbm F C7 F
And the hon- or of our U - ni-ver -si -
96405
98
PENN STATE VICTORY MARCH

(PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE)
Words and Music by
for Organ: Registration No.1
JAMES A, LEYDEN
Alla marcia
F Bb Bhm6 F
Come now, class-men,let us sing; Loy-al-ly sup-port the team.
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here to - day with our col-ors gay read-y towin the fray.
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Wheth-er it be Pitt or Penn, Har - vard or Cor - nell,
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Play the game ev-ry man and we will win a - gain.
Copyright 1919 by James A. Leyden

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CHORUS
F C7 Cdim C7 F Dm Cc G C7
Fight,fight,fight, for the Blue and White, Vic-to - will our slo - gan be, Dear
Al - ma Ma-ter, Fair-est of all, Thy loy- al sons willo - bey thy call, To
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fight,fight,fight, with all their might ev-er thegoal to
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In-to the game for_ Penn State's fame, Fight on to vie-to - ry.
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QUEENS COLLEGE COLORS

(QUEEN’S COLLEGE, CANADA)
Words by A. E. LAVELL
To the tune of
For Organ: Registration No.7 “The battle hymn of the Republic”
With spirit by WILLIAM STEFFE
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1. Queen’s Col - lege Col - ors we are wear-ing once a - gain;

2.Varsity’s not in - vin - ci-ble, they trem -ble at the news; Of
3. McGill has met de-feat be-fore theyreheard the same old tale; Of
4.There may be oth - er col - ors to the breez-es oft un - furled; And
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Soiled as they are by the bat - tle and the rain.
Queen's Col - lege Colors, and are shak - ing in their shoes.
Queen's Col - lege Colors boys, the ones’ that sel - dom fail. Re -
many an-oth - er College’ yell by stu - dent voic - es hurled.
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Yet an-oth - er vic - to-ry, to wipe a-way the stain.
Yet an-oth - er vic - to-ry, thechance we dare not lose. So. b
mem - ber Cap -tain Cur-tis and the con-querors of Yale. 0, Boys; g0
Queen’s Col - lege Col-ors are thedear-est in the world.
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CHORUS
Bb F Bb Bb
Oil - thigh na Ban -rig-hinn a’
Ban - rig-hinn gu _ brath! i - thigh na_ Ban - rig-hinn a’
Bb F Bb
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Ban -rig-hinn gu brath! Oil - thigh na Ban-rig-hinn a’ Ban -rig-hinn gu
Cm Bb F Bb
brath! Cha - gheill! Cha -gheill! Cha -_ gheill!

a PUSH ON SONG
(NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY)
Bright March tempo DONALD G. ROBERTSON
G Gdim D7 G Gdim D7
Rise, North - west-ern,_ we'll al-ways stand by you.
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North - west-ern,__ we will ev -er cheer and sing for you to

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win, North - west -ern,_ our hearts will ev - er yearn, For the
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pur - ple ban-ner wav-ing high for North -
ripr te r ripr tr?

Copyright © 1915 by Edwin H. Mortis & Company, Inc., New York, N.Y. Co yright renewed
This arrangement Copyright © 1970 by Edwin H. Morris & Company, Ine.
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RAZORBACK PEP SONG

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(UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS) Words and Music by
WILLIAM M. PAISLEY
March tempo
C F G C
1.Here are the Ra - zor-backs, Pride of Ar - kan

- sas,
2. Play- ing the game to win, Fight - ing for Ar - kansas,
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Nev - er in du - ty lax, to fight!

Now let the fun be - gin, marcossetecescess good night!
(Opponent’s name)
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We have the win - ning team, our col - ors’ gleam,
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Al - ways they'll be su - preme, The red and white.
Copyright 1924 by William M. Paisley Copyright renewed 1951 by William M. Paisley

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RAMBLING WRECK FROM GEORGIA TECH

(Georgia Institute Of Technology)
(For Organ: Registration No. 4)
B
FRANK ROMAN
Moderato
I had a daugh
I had a barr'l
ling wreck from Geor
dress her in white And take her on the

Sug - ar _ three thous A col - lege bell to
heck of an en A heck of a heck of a
camp - us 3
sir, to cheer the brave
put it in and a clap-per to stir
heck of a heck of a heck of an en
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Copyright renewed and assigned to Edwin H. Morris & Company, Inc.,1370 Avenue of the Americas,New York,N.Y.10019
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tell you what he'd

comes— from far and
drink__- my_—-whis - key
would "To heck like

a ling wreck Tech and
a ling wreck Tech and
C7 C7sus C7 F
dad -
heck of
heck of
Rambling Wreck From Georgia Tech - 2 - 2

106
ROLL ON, TULANE

(TULANE UNIVERSITY)
Words and Music by
For Organ: Registration No.3 MARTEN TEN HOOR
and WALTER GOLDSTEIN
Marcia
G D7 Am7 D7 G
Here’s a song for the O - liveand the Blue, Heres a cheer for the
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team that’s tried and true; Here's a _ pledge of loy-al-ty tothee, Oh, Tu- lane
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A7-9 D7 G D7 Am7 D7
‘Var -si - ty! Here’s to the Green-backs

that nev-er will say die, And
Pry YT prey lye yy Tye ye ror

G G7 E+ 7 Am C A7
here’s to e hearts that are true;_.. To the men of Tu-lane, who are
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Copyright 1925 by The Alumni Association of Tulane University of Louisiana, Inc.
Copyright renewed 1953 by The Alumni Association of Tulane University
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G A7 D7
fight-ing for her name, for and the Blue!
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G Am D7
Roll, Green Wave, roll them down the field! Hold, Green Wave, that
Hail! Green Wave, for you we give a cheer. Hail! Green Wave, for
1 PY 7 7 , fF Y 7) TY PY 1 FP YF 7
G to Coda @ 0 G Am7 G
line must nev - er yield! When_ those Green-backs charge thru the line, They're
you we have no
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bound for vie -to - ry:;— ar. So ev-’ryman in
ry
G D G GdimG Am7 6 Cc G A D7 G
ev -’ry play, and then we'll win that game to-day. Hur-rah! for Old Tu - lane.
1 PF 4 1 F oY 7 7 1P Y 1?
we THE SKIBO SONG
(CARNEGIE TECH.) Words and Music by
FRED W. LATHAM
March tempo
Cc Em Dm G C Em Dm G Cc C#dim G7
Col-leze days, ___ Col-lege days, __ days of work and play and friends ga-
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C Dm7 C Em B Em AQ G Gtdim
Friend-ships new, Com-radestrue,______——_s‘tties that will en-
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dure for ev - er - more... ev-er we £0, -ev-er we do, we'll
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al-ways have a thought for you, Ski - bo!

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Copyright 1924 by Carnegie Institute of Technology
Copyright renewed 1952 by Carnegie Institute of Technology
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C F C D7
days we spent at ©. J. T. will ev- er in our mem-o-ry be, Ski - bo!
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Ski - bo! And when we go to face the world andstart on our ca- reers,__ Our
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ears will still be ring-ing with the good old Tar-tan cheers, With the
Car-ne-gie Tech!
110
SONG OF THE OWLS

(RICE INSTITUTE)
For Organ: Registration No, 8 Words and Music by
EUGENE DUNCAN
Bright March Tempo
F Am _ Gm C F Am _ Gm C F . CC C7
Owls! A-wake and sing________._ a song of cour-age, of hon-or, of
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of might! For Rice_______ _weknowis King__..____—_ of college

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Fo. Gl, E EY C7 C+ F6 F
spirit, So cheerit, Let’s goout and fight! To Rice we’ll be

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We'll be true to the Blue and__ the
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C7 Cdim © co C+
Rice we will al-ways en- deav - or To show cour-age in work or
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play; And say that Rice goes on fight-ing for vic - try,
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time to shouta - new for good old Rice!

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ROAR, LION, ROAR!

(COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY)
For Organ: Registration No.1 Words by COREY FORD
Music by ROY WEBB and MORRIS W. WATKINS
Tempo di Marcia
Bb Eb Bb G+ G7 Fdim F7
Roar, Li-on, Roar, And wake the ech-oes of the Hud-son Val - ley!
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Cm6 D7 Gm C Cdim C F7
Fight on to vic-t'ry ev-er-more, While the sons of Knick-er-bock-er ral-ly round Co-
rope trp TT Sie, ses 7

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Bb Gm Eb E}6 Eby op Sf oc FY
lum -bi- a! Co - lum-bi-a! Shout - ing her name for -

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Roar, Li- on, Roar!__._. For Al-ma Ma-ter on the Hud-son Shore.
7 7 7 7 7 r y r 4
Copyright by The Alumni Federation, Columbia University

Copyright renewed 1953 by Alumni Federation of Columbia University, Inc.
This arrangement Copyright ©1970 by Winneton Music Corp. Used by Permission
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SONS OF THE STANFORD RED

(STANFORD UNIVERSITY)
For Organ: Registration No.1 Words by G.F. MORGAN
March tempo Music by ACHI.12
Bb Cm
1. Sons of the Stan-ford Red, Fight for your Al - ma Ma - ter!

2.Sons of the Stan-ford Red, Fight for the con-qu'ring Card - inal!
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Fight for the fame of the Stan-fordname,Un-daunt-ed forge a - head!

O - ver the foe let the vic-tors go, Tri-umph-antmarch a - head!
Bb Eb
Hearts that are brave and true, Down with the Gold and Blue!
Hark, how the bleach-ers cheer! Down with the Berk-ley Bear!
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A7 Bb C7 F7 Bb D.C.
Shoul-der to shoul-der, fight and win! Sons of the Stan-ford Red. —_
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Copyright 1913 by Ruth Seeley Copyright renewed 1940 by William Achi
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THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER

For Organ: Registration No.1 By FRANCIS SCOTT KEY and
JOHN STAFFORD SMITH
With spirit Bb F @m_ 0O?7 Gm C7 F
ee
Oh,_—_—- Say, can you _ see, by the dawn’s ear - ly light, What so
Bb F F7 Bb
proud - ly we hailed at the twi - light’s last gleam-ing? Whose broad
stripes and bright stars, thro’ the per - il - fight, O'er the

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Bb F F7 Bb
ram - parts we watched were so gal - lant - ly stream-ing? And the
F7 Bb ; F Bb F7 Bb
rock-ets’ red glare, the bombs burst-ing in air, Gave proof thro’ the
ea fe LH «
F F7 Gm C7 F F7 ‘Bb Eb
night that our flag was _ still there. Oh, say, does that _Star-span-gled
F
Cm Bb A FY Bb m~ C7 Bb F7 Bb
ban-ner_ yet_ wave— O’erthe land— of the free, andthe home of the brave?
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TECH TRIUMPH
(V. P. 1,)
For Organ: Registration No.1 ae etin a maces
Tempo di Marcia and W.P. MADDUX
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Tech-men, we're Tech-men, with spir - it true and faith - ful, Back-ing up our
Fight men, Oh fight men! we're go - ingto be cham-pions, Add- ing to our
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Cdim Dm7 G7 Dm7 G7
teamwith hopesun-dy - ing Tech-men, Oh, Tech-men,we're out towin to - day,

list an-oth-er vice -_ try; Foot-ball or base-ball, the games in whichwe star,
f t f & pr Rt ri ek Se nS
C6 G7 C C+ C6 Cmaj7
Show -ing“pep” and life with whichwe're try Vv. P, old V. P, You
They’re thesportsthatmade old V. P. fa mous. Hold them, just hold them! You
know ourheartsare with you, In our luck whichnev-er seems to die.

know thecorp’s be-hind you, Watch-ing ev -’ry move-ment that you make.
eiligt i - tre tet

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All rights assigned to Winneton Music Corp., New York, N.Y.
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B7 C Cdim € D7 G7
Win or lose we'llgreet you with a glad re - turn-ing, Youre the prideof V. P. I.
Win-ning games was no-thing for our teams be - fore us, Keep the“rep’for V. P’s. sake.
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Just watchour men so big and ac - tive, Sup-portthe Or-ange and Ma-
To see our team plow thru the line, boys, De -ter-mined
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roon, Let’s go, Techs! We know our ends and backs are strong - With win-ning
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D7 G7 Dm G7 G7 C G
hopes, we fear de- feat no long -er, now to win or die.
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Ho - kie, Ho -kie, Ho-kie, Hi! Rae, Ri, old

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TROMBONE SONG
(COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK)
For Organ: Registration No. 4 Words and musie by
JOSEPH C. SALTMAN
Moderato
c a7 C
In- ta, in-ta, int,just hear those trom-bones blow-ing, In-ta, in-ta,int, I won-der
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Our boys are mad-ly war-ring, for old NewYorkthey’re scor-ing, An-
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oth-er vic-to - ry is nigh. In-ta, in-ta,int,the score is sure-ly grow-ing in fav-or of C.C. N.
ri il? PF rT Tf Ff F FPF!
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F Dm7 Dédim Cc A7 D7 G7
New York NewYork,for ev - er, . C.N. Y. (Spoken)Rah!

Rah! Rah!
Copyright 1926 by Joseph C. Saltman Copyright renewed 1954 by Joseph C. Saltman

Copyrights assigned 1962 to Winneton Music Corp., New York, N.Y.
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CHORUS
C G7 C G7
Um tum tum tum tum tum,therethey go, Umtum tum tum tum tum,there they go,
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Let’s cheer the boys whowill bring New York fame, Let’s cheer the team that can
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sure win the game, For old New York, for old NewYork, for C. C. N. Y.
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will win ever the day goes by.
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VICTORY SONG
(BOSTON UNIVERSITY)
Words by LESLIE L. LANDERS
For Organ: Registration No. 1 Music by JAMES A. LEYDEN
March tempo
F Bb Bbmé6 F
Come all classmen,let us_ sing! Loy-al-ly sup-port the team... We're
C7 F G7 C7 C7+
oo
here to - day withour col-ors gay, read-y to win the
Bb Gm6 A
Tho’ they’re fromthe Kast or West,
tei Piet fist rt PF?

F7 Bb G Dm G7 067
game,ev-ry man, and we will win to - day!
Music Copyright 1919 by James A. Leyden Copyright renewed 1946 by James A. Leyden
Words and arrangement Copyright 1949 by Broadcast Music, Inc.
Copyrights assigned to Winneton Music Corp., New York, N.Y.
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CHORUS
F . ss Fhdim 07 ~~ Fédim 07 F Dm C @ C7
Fight, fight, fight forthe Scar-let and White, vic-to- ry will our slo-gan
>* ee tp tpi PrP rip
F Dm G7 C7
- ma Ma-ter, fair-est of all, Thy loy - al sons will o- bey thy call,
tet PIPE PrP tf 2 piprt tr
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fight, fight, fight with all their might, ev-er the goal to gain.
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In-to the game for_ Bos-ton Us fame! Fight on vic - to - ry!

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THE VICTORS
(UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN)
For Organ: Registratson No. 1
By LOUIS ELBEL
Marcia
D A7 D7 G Bb7 D Bm D
we their prais - es sing for the glo
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fame they’ve brought us; Loud let the bells then ring, For here they
pir rile pret rite rire
come with ban-ners fly - ing. — fly-ing,Here they come! Hur - rah!
to the vic-tors val-iant! Hail to the con-quring he-roes!
ter ' 3? pri r tpr rp? Se ee

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123
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G E G#dim Am C Cm6 G Vi D7sus D7
Hail to Mich-i - gan,the lead - ers are best!

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cham-pions of the West! We cheerthem a- gain (We cheer and cheer a- gain) for
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Mich-i - gan! (Wecheer for Mich-i - gan!) We cheerwith might(with might) and
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main,(and main) We _ cheer, (we) cheer, (we) cheer,With might and main we _ cheer!_
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THE VICTORY SWING

(UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND) Words by JOHN BATKINS
Music by NATHAN OPPLEMAN
Marcia vivace
G D7 D7+ G
. ee”
U - oni- ver-si-ty of Rich - mond,__ Hail to our Al - ma
Stand, you loy-al sons of Rich - mond,_— Stand foryour Al - ma
t wt ° rrr
Am7 D7
. w———"
Hail to ev-’ry fondtra - di - tion!
Wear - ers of the Blue and Crim - son,
t - 2 t Fk t wk rt i wt i wt
G G#dim Am D G D7 D7+
Mem-’ries that spur us on to Vic -to - ry. We, thy loy-al sons for
Fight, while we cheer you on to Vic-to-ry! Though the foesome time may
G G7 C
ev - er, Praise thee loud and long!

threat - en, Fierce the con - flict be,
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D <Am7_ OD D7 G E A7 D7
Each man and loy-al old grad, Makehilland hall glad,___._—— with this our
Cour - age___.—s_ and fighting spir - it, Will turn de-feat’s tide, to vic-to-
wirrer rip
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Ring
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a - gainst the sky! Vic-to - ry! Vic-to - ry! Vic-to-
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WASHINGTON AND LEE SWING

(WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY)
Words by THORNTON W. ALLEN
For Organ: Registration No.1 and C. A. ROBBINS
Music by THORNTON W. ALLEN
Marziale and M.W. SHEAFE
C G7 Dm7 G7 Dm G7
Come, cheer for Wash-ing-ton and Lee, We're going to win an - oth - er
Fight to the fin-ish, don't give in, Break thru the line and gain on
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vie - to-ry, The Whiteand Blue we will ev --erwave in tri - umph__ For the
ev - ry play, On down the field keep on mar for a touch - down,__ We must
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When Wash-ing-ton and Lee’s men
Trey pap Fae ry r

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fall in line, Were going to win a - gain an - oth-er time For W. and
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G Dm7 G7 Cdim G7 Gdim G7 G7+
yell, yell, yell, yell, yell,
C G7
I yell, I yell like H...,So fight, fight, fight for ev -’ry yard, Cir-cle the
ma]
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ends and hit the line right hard,__._—s Androll the en - e - my up
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on the sod,
es VIRGINIA, HAIL, ALL HAIL!
(UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA)
For Organ: Registration No.1 Words and music by
With spirit JOHN ALBERT MORROW
D7 G Am
Ten thou-sand voic - es sing thy ac-claim; Ten thou-sand hearts beat
E7 Am D7 G D7 Ddim, D7 G D7
high at thyname; Ali un-a-fraid and gird -ed with good, Moth-er of men a
r rf f Fr Ff ? ’
G D7 G D GC G7
queen thou hast stood; Child -ren of thine, a broth-er-hood, Vir-
id
C G D7 G D G7 2G G c€ G D7 G
gin - ia, Hail, All Hail! Vir - gin - ita, Hail, All Hail!
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WAVE THE FLAG
(UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO)
: GORDON ERICKSON
Marcia
Bb Dm Bbdim F7
Wave theflagofoldChi-ca_ - Ma-roon the col - or grand.
Cm7 F7 Cm F7 F7-9 F9 FZ Bb
Ev - ershallherteambe vic - tors, Knownthrough-out the land.
Bb? . E>
With the grandoldmanto lead them, with-out a peer they'll stand.
Ebm Bb C7 F7 Bb
Wave a-gainthedearold ban - ner, forthey’re he-roes ev -Ty man.
cur’ fur? 7
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This arrangement Copyright © 1970 by Edwin H. Morris & Company, Inc. :
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C AONGI2 eAONON? LONG

Lower: 8854 4433 Pedal 3 Oppet 01 6788 888

BIG ORGAN SOUND CLARINET SOLO

EASY LISTENING XLYOPHONE EFFECT

(Also Model K-100) 60 2804 814

STRINGS WITH FLUTE ACCOMPANIMENT ROMANTIC BALLADS

ACROSS THE FIELD

IOWA CORN SONG

lowa State University

BOW DOWN TO WASHINGTON University Of Washington 20 MARYLAND, MY MARYLAND State Theme 81

(The) COLGATE FIGHT SONG MEN OF STATE Mississippi State College 85

(The) CORNHUSKER University Of Nebraska 24 (The) MINNESOTA ROUSER

DEAR OLD NEBRASKA U. Nebraska 26 MOTHER OF MEN

DIXIE LAND SouthernSchools 28 NOTRE DAME VICTORY MARCH

DUKES OF DUQUESNE Duquesne University 30 OKLAHOMA, HAIL! ‘universiyrorouiatoma 88

FAR ABOVE CAYUGA‘S WATERS |)corneliunversity

FIGHT EM TIGERS Auburn College 38 (The) PANTHER University Of Pittsburgh 96

FIGHT ON University Of Southern California 43 PUSH ON SONG

FIGHT SONG [Micnig 48) V\

HAIL, ALMA MATER McGill University 62 TECH TRIUMPH V.P. I

TROMBONE SONG ._ College Of The City Of New York 118

HAIL TO GEORGIA! University Of Georgia 66 VICTORY SONG Boston University 120

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ToKyo Higtt & oe

Lyric by Tune Uke Music by

Hey, Look Me O - ver, lend Fresh out of

. Copyright© 1960 by Carolyn Leigh and Cy Coleman

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out. | world, here

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D+ D7 Gm(sus 4) Gm qi? G7(+5)

mt = GR GEE get aon Bae arte Fe FR AR

you used to ilove The maid of the long a - 0.

Sais Gat ae die GR mie dh Giz ae die ede

aes RE FE Beet poco rit. FREE

al - tar of dreams,____ — owreathe the face of your

cat ang sh ate fiat gum ca (Et

HaH oF A? A7(6) Adim D7 Gm cydim 19

Each sweet co - ed, like a rain ~ bow trail, Fades in the

900 C7 0 aap C7 o0@m7 C70 F . A7 A7(b8) Adim

Gm CH dim D+ @ F dim E7 F dim PP

q7 G7(+6) Fdim [2 Bbms

ERR Ga Ainley amae

dreams \Shes the Sweet-heartof Sig - ma Chi. The Chi.

Fight that team - cross the field, Show them

the earth re - ver - ber -

Bb Bdim F Spoken Fsus Fdim

team get the ball,

here, so lets beat that -

THE AGGIE WAR HYMN

Hull-a- bal - oo! Can-eck! Can-eck! Hull-a-bal-oo! Can-eck! Can-eck!

1. All hail! dear old Tex- as . Ral - ly a-

the boys whoshow the fight.

Copyright 1921 by J. M. Reynolds

That good old Ag-gie spir- it thrills___ us And makes us

We're goin’ to beat you all to Chig-gar-roo-gar-rem!

ALMA MATER, OHIO

Well find nodaysthatglowsobright - ly As those wespentat old 0.

With - in our Al-ma Mater’s por - tals We meet herchildrenhandto

Copyright 1931 by Ohio University Alumni Association

Al-ma Ma -ter, 0 - hi - 0, Al-ma Ma-ter,brave and fair!

hail thee, For we own thy kind - ly care.

O - hi - 0, When we read thy sto - ry o’er,