THE MICHIGAN DAILY


oken Prophesies Best
Pep Rally Ever onight

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By AL JONES FRESH SWEET CI1DER
Daily Sports Editor The groups that he credited for
the planning include all of the Peterson Orchard
"It will be the greatest pep rally campus organizations usually ac-'Stall 119
in Michigan history, Michigan quainted with school spirit, plus Farmers Market
gymnastics coach Newt Loken said many others. 315 Detroit St.
of this evening's scheduled pep Herrnstein Speaks Saturday 8 A.M. to 3 P.M.
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Loken w sThe football team. the Michigan
Loken. who serves as cheerlead- Marching Band, and the cheer- HAPPY FRIDAY!
ing coach during the fall, i one leaders have been instrumental in Everything set for tonight's little
of the central figures in planning helping, and will all have a part party or tomorrow night's blast?
and putting on today's rally production. well, if not. you'd better stop in
pid tonirght'ses produadtion.h
Camps CoperaionFootball Captain John Eerrn- gooies!
Campus Cooperation FobCatin Bolnight'sn- p~d'q. Our shelves are loaded with
"There's no reason why this stein, Michigan's fine fullback who RALPH'S MARKET
operation shouldn't come off real is sidelined for the season, and (formerly Freeman's)
well," Loken said "All of the one of the 'M' coaches will give 709 Packard NO 2-3175
campus groups have been very speeches. "Just two doors from the Blue Front"

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cooperative in working on it "
The genial gymnastics mentor
claims that this &nould be the
best rally since he has been at
Michigan - he has coached here
since 1946-and he sees no reason
why it shouldn't be the best ever.

NEWT LOKEN
"best rally ever"

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Loken also stated that Mel Allen,
the regional NBC Television broad-
caster who will do the Michigan-
Illinois game tomorrow. will be a
special guest at the rally.
Use I-M Building
Another factor that has helped
out, according to Loken, is the
use of the I-M Building. "It is;
great of them to let us have a
post-rally dance there," he' said.
"It will be another big drawing
card.'
Cheerleading co - captains Jim
Hayslett and Dick Kimball plan
to go through many of the cheers
at the rally, and hope that many'
of the students will be able to
learn them better so that more
can yell at the games.
Teach Cheers
"We particularly want to teach
students the cheers that they don't
know well, like the Locomotive
Speller," Kimball said.
The Wolverine Club and the
Michigan Union have concentrated{
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on all of the arrangements for the'
pep rally. "They have done a fine
job," Loken said.
The entire feeling of the groups
concerned is summed up by the,
statement often heard among the
planners-"it will be the best ever,
if the students show up."
Hope for Success
Loken brought out one of the
most important underlying
thoughts, and one that is a real
credit to everyone concerned if
the rally is a success.
"It will be a tribute to Michigan
spirit," he said, "if we can have
the best pep rally ever in a year
when the team isn't tops.'

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IOWA at Minnesota
Purdue at OHIO STATE
NOTRE DAME at Pitt
ARMY at Rice
Miss. St. at AUBURN
TEXAS at Baylor
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SPORTS STAFF SELECTIONS
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Tech, Florida, Harvard, Kentucky, Navy, Mississippi, N. Carolina,
Oregon State, Yale, USC, SMU.
AL JONES (Daily Sports Editor, 69-51-.575)--Michigan, MSU,
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SI COLEMAN (Daily Associate Sports Editor, 68-52-.567)-MichI-
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I-M Closed'
The I-M Building will be
closed for athletic purposes to-
night and tomorrow morning
according to Earl Riskey, di-
rector of the I-M program.
The scheduling of a dance
following this evening's pep
rally and the clean-up of the
debris are listed by Riskey as
the reasons causing the build-
ing to be closed.
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