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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Thursday, September 15, 1949
New Pep Group Will Occupy
Special Section on 5 0-Yard Line
Three hundred students will be given a chance for
50-yard line seats at football games this year.
Prospective members of the new pep section will register
at the Union and the Coliseum, Friday and Saturday, Sept.
16 and 17, from 9-12 and 1-4. Tassels and Corn Cobs, mem
ber sof the upperclass girls' i
and mens' pep groups, Will SU- Cobs, Mortar Boards and Inno
pervise the booths. ?nXs- Members of the new scc-
1 tion will represent all organized
The G section of the stadium houses and unaffiliatcd-at-largc
will be composed of 150 girls and students. Organized men's houses
150 boys in addition to Tassels, will have three representatives;
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Tennis
All frosh and varsity tennis
men are asked to meet with
Bob Slezak at 4 p. tn. Friday
on the tennis rourt. In case of
had weather, the meeting will
be 1 in the "N" club room.
Three Husker Foes Rai.k
With Best In The Nation
women's houses will each have
five.
Selection
The organized group will be
free to select pepsters on its own
basis by volunteers or election.
Unaffiliated-at-large students will
file for membership. They will be
taken in order of application.
To be eligible for membership
in the section, girls must be of
ficially registered for 12 hours or
more and have a 5 average.
Men must carry 12 hours and
have freshman standing. They
will be dropped if they receive
down slips.
The new pepsters will be re
quired to attend all scheduled ral
lies and football games, and co
operate in working the card sec
tion at the games. Membership
will be active throughout the
football season. Members may be
dropped from the group if they
do not cooperate or if they have
more than two excused or one
unexcused absence.
Vacancies.
If a member is dropped, the v a
cancy will be filled by the group
to which he belongs. In the case
of an unaffiliated-at-large va
cancy, the next applicant in line
will come into the section. Out
going and in-coming members
will exchange tickets.
Supervision of the pep section
will be by active Tassels and
Cobs.
A mass meeting of the new
pepsters will be held Wednesday,
Sept. 21, at 7:30 p. m. in the Union
ballroom. Tassels, Cobs and cheer
leaders will be on hand to ex
plain activities. Mimeographed
songs and yells will be distrib
uted, and the yell squad will
practice them with the new
group.
The new members will be re
quired to bring their ID cards and
money for football tickets to the
mass meeting. Student tickets are
priced at $7.20. Pepsters are also
Three of Nebraska's gridiron
foes in the 1949 campaign rank
high in national college circles.
Penn State, Minnesota and Okla
homa are expected to finish in
the top fifteen teams in the nation.
Midwestern teams are rated
higher than those in other sections
as the season openers draw near.
Michigan and Notre Dame head
the list for the third consecutive
season. Doth boast veterans at all
positions from their 1948 clubs.
The Wolverines will bank on the
passing of Ortmann and the run
ning of Teninga. while the Irish
have Emil "Red" Sitko, All
American halfback carrying the
load.
Falling behind Michigan in the
Big Ten race come the Gophers
of Minnesota and Ohio State. The
Gophers should present the big
gest obstacle, boasting a line
which should average over 220
pounds. Even second place behind
Michigan would gain a Rose Bowl
trip according to the contract be
tween the Big Ten and Pacific
Coast conferences.
In the East Army and Cornell
are the teams to fear. Army, with
a pair of sensational backs, Arnold
Galiffa and Gil Stephenson, faces
a rough schedule. The Cadets will
meet such teams as Michigan,
Penn State (a darkhorse). Har
vard and Navy. Cornell has almost
a complete squad returning and
shows possibilities of returning to
their high pre-war standing.
Across the Southlands a pair of
one-man gangs lead the way.
Southern Methodist and North
asked to bring money for sweaters
which will be sold at the meeting.
Pepsters to Wear Sweaters
Men pepsters will wear red
sweaters with white emblems;
girls will wear white sweaters
with red emblems.
The new cheering section will
also meet at the stadium Friday,
Sept. 23, at 5 p. m. for dress re
hearsal. The section will be set up
at that time for the South Dakota
game the following day. Yells and
songs will be rehearsed, and card
drills will be explained.
Plans are being made for a pre
game rally to be held Friday
night.
Membership in the pep group
has no connection with later
membership in Tassels or Cobs.
Pepsters may belong to these or
ganizations, but they are not as
sured of pledgeship.
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Carolina should retain their con
ference laurels easily. Both have
their attacks built around one
man. SMU sports triple-threat-er
Doak Walker, and the Tarheels
Charlie "Choo-Choo" Justice.
Oklahoma, rated in the top
three nationally by many experts,
should stand head and shoulders
above the field in the Midlands.
The Sooners only great loss was
Quarterback Jack Mitchell from
last season's Bitf Seven cham
pions. The Pacific Coast's representa
tive in the bowl game at Pasa
dena should be Southern Califor
nia, although California, strong
without Jensen, and Stanford may
surprise.
Wilkinson Wails;
Mitchell Missing
Coach Bud Wilkinson of the
Oklahoma Sooners is putting all
his new' quarterback prospects
into action these days as he vain
ly searches for a successor to Jack
Mitchell, last season's All-American
quarterback.
Mitchell led Wilkinson's men to
Big Seven and Sugar Bowl cham
pions. Under his direction the
Sooners averaged 297.4 net yards
rushing per game. This total
ranked fifth in the nation.
Last year Mitchell was re
garded as the most dangerous
punt runbackers as well as one
of the greatest rusher from the
T-formation in the nation. Mitch
ell led the Big Seven in rushing
in 1947 when he netted 1,455
yards.
Claude Arnold, Darrell Royal,
Frank Silva, Bob Ewbank, and
Joe Cunningham have been tak
ing daily turns running the
Sooner split T-formation.
Arnold and Royal are the best
forward passers. Royal is the
probable nominee for the starting
quarterback slot when the Soon
ers journey to Boston College for
their initial game of the 1949
season.
Buddy Burris, All-American
guard, Homer Paine, left tackle,
Truman Wright, right tackle, Pete
Tillman, hard blocking center,
and Myrle Greathouse, ace back
field blocker are all missing after
graduation.
Ag Men's Club
Ag men's club will hold its first
regular meeting of the -first se
mester Thursday, Sept. 1 5,th,
Charley Forck announced Tues
day. The meeting will begin at
7 p. m. in the Ag Student Union.
Confucius Say
"To recognize what things you
know, and what things you do not
know this is wisdom."
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