Word: cheer
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Every member of the University should be in the Square at 4 o'clock to cheer the football team on its departure for West Point...
Presumably arrangements have been made or will be made to provide cheer leaders and a cheering section for the game with Yale on Thursday, thus furnishing a good part of the necessary, machinery for turning out organized cheering. Without these traditional features of a Yale game, however, much of the incentive for such cheering will be absent. Is not the experiment of omitting these features worth trying? The team will them win or lose on its own merits. And should it lose, I am sure lack of support will not be the cause. Harvard men hither to have never needed...
Yesterday's CRIMSON quotes an extract from a recent number of the Yale News, which sets fourth in definite terms the attitude of Yale University towards the nuisance of continued cheering. The CRIMSON takes the same view of the subject. It is hard to realize how two publications like the CRIMSON and the Yale News, voicing as they to the sentiments of their respective undergraduate bodies, have forgotten to make any mention of the fact that cheering is not so much due to an effort on the part of the spectators alone to "rattle" the opposing side...
Every member of the Freshman class should be on Soldiers Field at 3 o'clock this afternoon to cheer the baseball team in its game with the Seniors...
...Seniors should be on Soldiers Field at 3 o'clock this afternoon to cheer the baseball team...