November 23, 1974 (vol. 85, iss. 69) • Page Image 2
… Bowl, too. I've already got my ticket to Pasadena." Schembechler also detects the sweet smell of roses. As he took the make-shift podium surround- ed by signs proclaiming, "I love my Wolverines" and…
…-FACED Wolverine quarterback Dennis Franklin, amidst shouts of, "Speak to us, Denny" and "Let's hear it for Dennis the Menace," followed his coach to the podium,- an- nouncing simply, "We have your dedication, and…
… . . . and when we get back, you'd better be ready to party!" Brown's c o m m e n t drew hearty cheers from the assem- bled Wolverine fans, whose en- thusiasm was met by the pep- band's rendition of the…
… giving us 1,500 tickers, and spreading the Michigan fans throughout the stadium. "That may be good strategy, but I think it's going to have a reverse psychology," K i= an son said. "The Wolverine fans will…
… find each other and get it to- gether." Freshperson Don DiPalo, one of approximately 300 Wolverine disciples who sacrificed sleep in favor of the 9 a.m. pep rally, put his finger on what he feels is…