- [Band] One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight

- [Announcer] And here comes the second half of the largest [Inaudible 01:33] Marching band in history.

- [Band] One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight

- [Announcer] KU's Marching Jayhawks 220 members strong, grace the field playing the popular fight song: "Fighting Jayhawk" director of band: Robert E Foster. The band is run on the field by drum majors [Inaudible 02:46] and [Inaudible 02:47]. As the band forms a traditional sunflower formation, we present the new 1974 Pom Pon girls. They are: Wanda Johnson, Suzie Plummerfeld, [Inaudible 04:04], [Inaudible 04:05], [Inaudible 04:06], [Inaudible 04:07], Suzanne McGee, Carol Smith, Denise Carpenter, [Inaudible 04:12]. Ladies and gentlemen, at this time we ask that you stand for a moment of silence to honor Dr. Forrest C. "phog" Allen, basketball coach at the University of Kansas for 39 years. Dr. Allen died September 16th, at the age of 88. And there they go, ladies and gentlemen. Let's hear it for the University of Kansas Marching Jayhawks. Ladies and Gentlemen, the University of Kansas Marching Jayhawks! We welcome our new students, guests and a [Inaudible 08:03] as the band plays the official football song down the field and "You've Got To Be A Football Hero" We salute our [Inaudible 08:55] with a standard pop song from another era: George Gershwin "Our Love is Here to Stay" The band salutes this year's student body with a currently popular tune: "You are the Sunshine of my Life". A most popular song writer is Neil Diamond. With the band in [Inaudible 13:08] Formation we present one of Neil Diamond's compositions: "Crunchy Granola Suite" As the band plays another Neil Diamond hit we feature the 1974 Pom Pon girls. The girls will perform as the band plays a number which was recorder by jazz great Maynard Ferguson: "Give It One"