Word: band
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...songs and cheers to be given at the Princeton game were rehearsed. The meeting was held in the University Dining Hall and was briefly addressed by J. E. Owsley '05S., W. W. Heffelfinger '91S., and Captain Ketcham. The cheering and singing were most enthusiastic. On Wednesday night, a band having been previously secured in secret, a parade was formed. Some 3000 students fell in the line and led by the "Y" men of the university marched around the streets to the champs, where they cheered Captain Ketcham and the members of the team individually. On Friday afternoon, about 1000 undergraduates...
...previous mass meeting records were broken last night by a collection of $113.69 to defray the expenses of the band. But it is absolutely necessary to collect an additional $50 to meet the expenses of the week's celebration. The evidence of numerous pennies in last night's collection shows that some men have not given as generously as they might and it is up to those men and any others who can possibly help, to make the enterprise a success by contributing. An opportunity will he given everyone today at the Stadium, when a box will be passed...
...entire undergraduate body will meet in the. Yard on Thursday at 4 o'clock, and preceded by a band, will parade to the Stadium to cheer the football team. The class officers are co-oporeting with the cheer leaders in an attempt to get everyone out and so make the parade a success. Each class will assemble behind its own banner...
...Freshman class will assemble in front of University Hall this afternoon at 3.30 o'clock, and will march to Soldiers Field, accompanied by Kanrich's band. It is to be hoped that every man in the class who is not playing will turn out to cheer the team in its last practice before the Yale game. O.G. Kirkpatrick '17 will act as cheer leader...
Tomorrow the class will again assemble in front of University Hall at 3.30 o'clock and march to the field to witness the 1917 team in its final practice. Kanrich's band will play the College airs. As this will be the first opportunity 1917 will have to show its strength, it is hoped that the class will turn...