Word: cheer
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Every member of the class of 1910 should make it his duty to be down at the field today to cheer the team in the final class game of the series. C. L. LANIGAN. D. CROCKER...
...Seniors who can do so should be at Soldiers Field today at 3.30 o'clock to cheer the Senior football team in their game with the Sophomores. As this game decides the interclass championship all Seniors are urged to co-operate to see that the game is played with entire fairness. H. M. GILMORE. H. C. KNOBLAUCH...
...Freshmen should be on Soldiers Field this afternoon to cheer the team, as on Saturday. It is hoped that the game will go on without any interference on the part of the spectators. H. M. GILMORE. E. HARDING...
...from 1910 are urged to come down to Soldiers Field this afternoon to cheer the team to victory. Men are requested to avoid any unfairness or interference with the game. E. C. BACON. D. CROCKER...
...parade to the Dartmouth game tomorrow afternoon. Members of the University will form by classes in front of Holworthy at 1 o'clock, and, led by Kanrich's band, will march to Soldiers Field. Inside the gates the classes will assemble in front of the Locker Building and cheer for the team, before taking places in the cheering section...