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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
45 JETTOMARTIN
SEPTEMBER 24,1945
Here Are All K.U. Songs and Cheers
THE ALMA MATER CRIMSON AND BLUE
1. Far above the golden valley.
    Glorious to view
    Stands out on a hill.
    Receives against the dome of heaven.
    Towering toward the blue.
Chorus;
Lift the chorus ever onward,
Crimson and the blue.
Hall to thee our Alma Mater,
Hall to K.S.U.
2. Fail all to the distant humming of
the busy town
Renred against the dome of heaven
Looks she proudly down.
3. Greet we then our foster mother,
Mother to us.
We will ever sing her praises,
Dear old K.S.U.
STAND UP AND CHEER
Stand up and cheer.
We're sure to for dear old Kansas.
For today we raise
The Red and Blue all others.
Our sure to win is fighting.
And we are sure to win the fray.
We've got the vim (rah. rah)—
And we sure to win the fray.
For this dear old Kansas Day.
ONWARD KANSAS
Westward to the high SI-ras
Westward to the high SI-ras of Maine
There's a name we hold in mind dear
There's a name we love to cheer
From our rock-y hill-top on the western
In the sil-ver stars of morning
In the set of gold-en sun
In the un-dying flame
Set a-blaze by glor-iert won
Al-ma Mater, we pledge our loy-al-y
Ev-ry daughter-er, ev-ry son
Name ever glior-i-oous
Glor-iert, glor-iert
Chorus:
Then—On-ward Spirit of Kan-sas
We march with you.
Overtow—On-ward Spirit of Kan-sas
With the red and blue above us
Mo-ther of freedom and hon-or
From years gone by in-to-terms to be
And march, march, march, to vlc-to-try.
KANSAS SONG
We're from Kansas, good old Kansas.
Where the great big sunflowers grow.
Oh, the girls pretty and when you see them smirk,
you know the reason why we'd walk a mile
Back to Kansas, good old Kansas
Where the skies are blue—
There's lots of good old friends we can't forget,
we're strong for you!
THE ROCK CHALK
Most famous of all university yells, the Rock Chalk of K.U. was chosen at the University of Chicago as the most typical college yell in the world. Since then it has been copied by many schools. As it roars up from the stadium, you, as it has tens of thousands, to hea
"Rock-Chalk-Jay-Hawk-K.U." (chanted twice, then yelled three times) The Rock Chalk is always given after the closing bars of the Alma Mater.
I'M A JAYHAWK
Talk about the Sooners,
The Aggies and the Braves.
Talk about the Tiger and his tail.
Talk about the Huskers.
Those old corn huskin' boys,
But I'm the bird to make e in weep and
Chorus
'Cause I'm a Jay, Jay, Jay, Jay, Jayhawk
Up at Lawrence on the Kaw.
'Cause I'm a Jay, Jay, Jay, Jay, Jayhawk
With a st. boom, boom hoorah!
Gait like a monkey enough to
Twist that Tiger's tail;
Husk some corn and listen to the
cornhuskeer's.
'Cause I'm a Jay, Jay, Jay, Jay, Jayhawk
Hiding on a Kansas gate.
KANSAS YELLS
(S spell) K—A—N—S—A—S yell) Kansas, Kansas, Kansas!
(Clap four times)
(Yell) Fight, fight, fight, fight!
(Repeat three times and end with—)
KU, fight!
Rock—rock—rock—chalk
Rock—rock—chalk
Rock crank, jawhack
K.U. K.U.
Fight, voice and end with—)
Fight, fight, fight!
Kansas fights!
Kansas fights!
Fights, fights, fights!
(repeated twice.)
Let's goo000000, Kansas!
(repeat three times—count 3 and end with)
Hit 'em!
(Coach-player yell):
Yea Coach—
Yea Shenk—
Yea, yea, Coach Shenk!
Yea team, fight,
Yea team, fight,
Fight, fight, fight!
(repeat twice.)
University Looks Ahead
To Return of Servicemen
The University of Kansas has more than 7,000 of its former students in the armed forces. The University's Veleran's Service program and an all University committee are making plans for the education of these returning service men and women.
Post war plans for the University will not be confined to graduate work. Graduate and professional schools will enter into the plan with advanced work and refresher courses. The returning veterans will not be segregated, but they will enter into campus life as rapidly as possible.
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TANK WRECKER
THE trail of tank wreckage from Normandy to Berlin is evidence of a super shell's effectiveness. It was one of the potent weapons necessary to drive the enemy back to Berlin.
The shell's core is cemented tungsten carbide, improved by G-E research and manufactured by the Carboloy Company, G-E affiliate. It's a material second to diamonds in hardness commonly used for the tips of cutting tools and wear-resistant dies. Projectiles using this core weigh less than
ordinary shells because of their lightweight aluminum housings, and so have higher velocity. They often stopped German Tigers with a single shot at ranges up to 3000 yards.
The core does the actual armor piercing. Because of the extreme hardness of the carbide, it doesn't flatten out on impact. Instead, it goes right on through the armor plate and then breaks up into lethal pieces inside the tank. General Electric Company, Schenectady, N. Y.
Hear the General Electric programs: "The G-E All-girl Orchestra" Sunday 10 p.m. EWT, NBC—"The World Today" news, every weekday 6:45 p.m. EWT, CBS.
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