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THE BATTALION
THE BATTLE HYMN OF A. & M. i
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Hullabaloo, caneck, caneck.
Hullabaloo, caneck, caneck.
Goodbye to Texas Uuiversity;
So long to the Orange and the White;
Good luck to the dear old Texas Aggies,
They are the boys who have the real old fight!
“The eyes of Texas are upon you”,
That is the song they sing so well.
Goodbye to Texas University,
We’re going to beat you all to
Chigaroogrimm, Chigaroorimm,
Rough stuff, real stuff, Texas A. and M.
The tune and words of this new song of battle were or
iginated by “Pinkey” Wilson, ex-’20, while doing guard duty
on the Rhine. Learn It!
CAPTAIN TUTTLE NOW
IN REGULAR ARMY
Captain Albert L. Tuttle, Assistant
Professor of Military Science and
Tactics, has been notified by the War
Department that his status has ceased
as a temporary ofificer and that he is
now a Captain in the regular estab
lishment.
This information probably means
that Captain Tuttle will remain at this
institution in his present capacity
which will be welcome news to the
cadets, especially those in the Infantry
branch. Captain Tuttle is a favorite
officer among the students and he
probably knows more cadets by name
than any other one man connected
with the Coliege.
He seems to have every man ac
curately placed in his mind, knowing
his complete college history, faults
and good characteristics. With his
fund of information he naturally at
tracts the friendship of cadets and
their respect for him is the very high
est.
Captain Tuttle has been heard to
say that he desires to remain on this
assignment for at least sufficient
time to see the class of ’22, which he
taught last year, graduate.
Instinctive Action.
Did you ever notice this.
When a fellow steals a kiss
From the righteous little maiden calm
and meek,
How her spiritual training shows
Not in the turning up her nose,
But simply turning around the other
cheek ?
“Tanlac” Strange spends forty-
five minutes examining leather puttees
and then buys lead pencil. The maroon
sweater was in the foreground.
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