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High Pitched
Spirit Breaks
"Cheers for the victory" rant
across the campus last night
as Cornhusker spirit boiled
over in a spontaneous demon
stration.
A small croup of enthusiastic
students raised the rally cry
which brought some 500 Hus
kers to a roaring bonfire at
16th and S. Called to the scene
by popular demand, Ray Ble
mond, varsity yell squad mem
ber, led the crowd in cheers
and songs.
The noise of firecrackers
punctuated the steady chant
"Beat Iowa State" as a snake
dance moved the throng to the
Women's Dorm and then on to
the Union.
With spirit still at a high
pitch .the crowd disbanded
promising an even greater dis
play for tonight's first official
rally.
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71.
Vol 49 No. 8 Lincoln 8, Nebraska. Friday. September 24, 1948
Football Fanfare . .
'Daily' Prints
List of UN
Songs, Yells
ThP 1948-'49 veil sauad has
prepared a list of e9sy, effective
snnus and vplls During the sum
mer, squad members wrote other
universities for their best yells
which could be adapted to. Husker
use and these have been-added
to the list of old favorites and re
visions. Here are results of their
efforts:
Cheers
Huskers Fight
Iluakers Fight
HihU- FiKl.t
right 1 FUhl! Fight!
The Locomotive
N!-K!-B!-R!-A!-S!-K!-A!
N!-K!-H!-ll!-A!-S!-K!-A!
N!-K!-K!-R!-A!-8!-K!-A!
Nebraska!
N. U. Huskers
M! D! Hiiuunkers!
trUM) Fight!
"NE-BR"
NF.t-BR !-AS!-KA!
'K!-Hlt!-AM!-KA!
K!-Bll!-A.S!-KA!
ftrhraska!
N! K! H! It! A! 81 K! A!
NEBRASKA!
All Aboard
All Aboard
light! tight! Flghtt FUMI
Win! Win! Win! Win!
Who! Win! Who! Who!
tl! V I't IM
Nl! Nl! Nl! Nl!
Nebraska.
Chant
First part sung In low pitched voice
with liidl.
Il-Kah, N-Rah, (IM
II unity N Varsity.
Neebraska, Neebraskl, Nerbraskl!
Hmnd part yelled loudly and taut
without band).
I'i VI U-N-i
Vcr! Veh! V-K-R-B-I-T-I
N-IBKASKA Oooooli My
Go (Jang (to!
The Echo
N'-K'-B! R!-a!-i!-k!-!
Nebraska!
T-E-A-M
T K A M Vra Tram
T-K-A-M ea Tram
Hi
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1 11 1 1 I v I
J - 1'' j W iC 1
With "N"' feathers for everyone, the traditional Victory Bell and
the university pep band will help set the mood for Nebraska's first
big football rally of the season Friday.
Students will meet in front of the Union at 7 p. m. to join in a
procession down R street to 16th, north on 16th to Vine and west
on Vine to the Coliseum, where rally leaders predict that one of the
most enthusiastic rallies in the history of Nebraska sports wil take
place.
Pep talks will be given by
Coach George "Potsy" Clark, an
other mentor and two members
of the '48 'Husker team whose
names have not been released.
Following these a demonstration
of student spirit will be led by
enercetic cheerleaders, Corncobs
and Tassels.
"The yell squad selected by the
student council last year has been
meeting and practicing 'regularly
since school convened ana tne
spirit in the squad promises to be
better than ever before," reports
Yell King Bill Mickle, adding,
"Pairs of the squad have gone
around to all the organized houses
and have been greeted with en
thusiasm and co-operation as they
led them through several cheers.
We hope that continued pep will
be a big boost to the Cornhuskers.
HUSKER DRUM MAJOR Walt Davis, Kearney, will lead the
famed Nebraska marching band of approximately 120 onto the field
Saturday for its opening performance of the year. Davis Is be
ginning his first year as drum major after serving two years as
assistant drum major. The snappy U.N. band, under the direction
of Don Lentz, will execute several formations at half-time. As in
the past. Nebraska's scarlet and cream clad marchers will be a big
factor in generating spirit and pep into the Husker rooters.
Note From a Sophomore
Freshmen Hop tickets can't
last long and the big affair
falls tomorrow night. The In
nocents booth in the Union
lobby will sell passes until late
Saturday but don't make the
mistake of waiting too long.
A' big night of dancing and
getting acquainted is all ready
to unfold and the music of
Smith and Warren will add
new tunes to the affair.
For entering students inter
ested in campus activities the
Innocents will have informa
tion booths ready to answer
questions and encourage par
ticipation. From 9 p. m. until midnight
it's a well planned get ac
quainted night full of fun and
entertainment.
V ' ' A :
I i&a
BILL MICKLE
Heads Tonite's
Rally
eall
Songs
"Rally Huskers"
Rally, Husker, rally one and all
Kallv Hunkers, hear Nebraska's
Fight forever, oh you team
For the Scarlet and the Cream
Go! Gang! GO!
Rally Hunkers, glory waits for you
Rally Huskers, see what you ean do
Listen to that battle crp
Of JS'ebraskl I'nl
"The Cornhuskers'
tradition in stand
singing
Dorm Notice
If the fnUnwlnr neonle are in
tqrested in Dorm A housing they
must -contact Room 209 Housing
in Administration building imme
diately or they will be dropped'
from the waiting list.
Russell B. Jnrittfnsen Bevin B Bump
Alnnio It. TIMotsiin Jon Stewart
Rol;i:id -U." Casper Norman P. 8utton
I.ilie L. M-isoii Tack W. Hardy
Wesley I' Uulltulsl Dennis R. Mltthem
lierle W. M"wi Hubert Hnnkbarttt
I ester U-etta Kenneth Hiatt
HsvM WHes- Jnek Hansen
IiMviil V. .Vclson I.yle Japp
Chnrles I. Curtis Charles Kry
I'url U Tipt.in Neal Tyner
f 'lwarii J Ko.itat Charles Shlpman
1 'Miis A M:imlellierR Idrh.ird Folrta
t i u sliiiil u ;r nt llornre Newherg
Uarlv-y A. iUcliarOuonRK'tiard Tucker
Religious Groups to Hold University
Lhurch INight Alter Kally l riday
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All freshmen and new students
are especially invited to the All-
University Church night which
will begin tonight immediately
following the rally
All-University Church night is
an all-campus program and its
nnmnrv mm is to acauaini me
students with the churches of the
city and the programs which the
various student groups of their
denominations have.
Students are invited to share in
the fun and get to know the stu
dent pastor and students of the
group with which they will be
closely associated throughout their
college life. Students will meet at
their respective student hovses
and the evening programs will
continue from there.
Following are the programs
outlined for All-University
Church night, Sept. 24:
Baptist.
A progressive party will be the
feature of the Baptist students.
The group will meet at 315 No.
16th street at 7:30 p.m. Trans
portation will b.; available to take
the students to Second Baptist,
Sheridan Blvd. Baptist church,
and First Baptist. Entertainment
will be provided, at each church
by the churches.
a nipnif and vesoer service is
planned for Sunday, Septr 26, at
Pioneers Park, uars win leave me
Baptist House at 5:00 p.m., and
will return around 8:00 p. m.
Catholic.
There will be Welcome Party
and Dance in parlors XYZ and
the Ballroom of the Student
Union. Starting time is 8:30 P.m.
Masses will be held Sunday in
parlors XYZ of the Union at 9:00
a. m. and 11:00 a. m.
Congregational.
Congregational students will
find a hearty welcome at either
party planned tonight. There will
be fellowship at both Vine church,
25th and S St., and First-Plymouth,
20th and D St.
Plymouth will feature billiards,
ping-pong, roller skating, and
dancing, in addition to an intro
duction to the church building
and its facilities and program. A
special recital on the famous
First-P lymouth cannon is
planned.
Both parties will begin imme
diately after the rally.
Evangelical and Reformed.
Evangelical and Reformed stu
dents will-join the Congregational
students in observance of All
University Church night.
Lutheran.
Students affiliated with the Na
tional Lutheran Council churches
will meet at First Lutheran
church at 8:15, p.m. After the
recreational portion of the pro
gram, which will include games
and singing, the local pastors will
be introduced. The evening will
close with Vespers.
Ag and City L.S.A. will join for
a picnic on Sept. 26. Cars will
leave student house at 3:30 p.m.
for Pioneers' Park. Volley ball,
softbnll and the picnic supper will
be followed by a Camp Fire Sing.
St
Methodist.
"C. U. Rounda," 7:30 p. m
Paul's, 12 and M St.
"Olympics." 7:30 p.m.. Grace
church, 27th and R St.
"Track Meet," 7:30 p.m., Elm
Park church, 29th and Randolph.
"Kickoff," 7:30 p.m., Epworth
church, 29th and Holdrege.
The Sunday night program for
the Methodist students is as fol
lows: St. Paul's, "University of Life,"
5:30 p. m.-
Grace church, "What About
Yountf Germans?" fi:3n r. m.
Elm Park, "Wesley Fellowship,"
R:30 n. m
Epworth church, "Goodwill In
dustries, " 6:00 p. m.
Presbyterian.
Students will meet at the
Presby House immediately fol
lowing the rally and will leave
from there for Westminster
rhurch for a rjroeram of games.
dancing and refreshments. This is
a Blue Jeans party. Sept. 26, the
Forum will be led by Marian
Crook Jo Kellcnbareer. Dale
Ball and Norm Leger. They will
discuss the topic, "lne Most im
portant Thing at NU." Supper
will begin at 5:30 p. m. and the
discussion at '6:30 p.m.
Unitarian.
Unitarian students will observe
All-University Church night by
an open house at the Unitarian
church, 12th and II St., at 7:30
a.m. Rev. and Mrs. Philip Shug,
officers and members of the
Charming Foundation and the
college age group of the Ameri-
See Keiij,ious Groups, Page a
(It Is Nebraska
The CGrMw;ivir' .
with beads Oared during the
Come U i4.jiniti o .
Don't you know the inline
Like the thunder in the sky?
How It rolls along
la the good old song
For the sons of Ne-bras-ki.
Now Iff coming near
With a rising cheer
That will sweep all foes away.
So with all our vim
We are bound to win
And we're going to wia today.
CHORIS.
For Nebraska and the Scarlet
For Nebraska and the Cream
Tho' they go thru many a battle
Our colors still are seen.
So In contest and In victory
We will wave thin for the team.
,u-lll .lu'Mv. fltlr a Cornhusker
The old Hcarlet and the Cream.
"Huskerland"
Pralrln schooners drawn by oxen trekke
o'er Indian trails,
Stalwart men of T Nebraskl, battled
many gales
Tilled this land of goldea rod and gv
us corn and grain.
Husker's sons of pioneers, It's Mm to
plow again.
Chorus:
Fight, nght, fight, for Huskerland Ne
braska land N.UU.
Fight, fight, fight, team make that staad
Bring Huskerland right thru;
Hold that charging foe, With a west
ward Hoi
Rush 'em crush 'em, Hubrte around
Cornhuskers go
Thru that V Clan, Bear, Oopher, Of
"Mluou."
Cyclone, Sooners, Notre Dame, Hawkeye,
n. u.
Fight, fight, figIC for Huskerland Ne
braska land
Yea fight.
U. II. U. N. I. Ver, Vrr, Ver.lt I, A
hall Cornhuskers
Over the land from Plymouth Rock U
the (iolden Cat
Great 1-akr to Itio Grande.
"Hail to the Team"
Hall to the team.
The stadium ring as everyone sings
The Hcurlet and the Cream
Cheers for victory
Kchoes our loyalty
So on mighty men.
The eyes of the land
l ixin every ha3il
Are looking at you.
Klht on the victory
Hail, the men of Nebraska V.
Activity Tickets
Attention! AH student ac
tivity books must be picked
up by Friday noon. Deadline
for purchase of activity
books is the same, according
to A. J. LewandowskL