Word: cheerful
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...victory over '97 means a great deal for '98, it is hoped that a large and enthusiastic crowd of freshman will be on Holmes's Field to cheer their nine...
...reply to the statement which was published in yesterday morning's CRIMSON concerning the use of Ninety-seven's cheer by Ninety-eight, we beg to state that it was not the freshmen who made use of it. We are not ignorant of Ninety-seven's proprietorship. It seems to us, however, that it would have shown a better spirit if more members of Ninety-seven had been present to make use of the cheer for themselves...
Apropos of the Harvard-Yale freshman game, the use of the Ninety-seven cheer by Ninety-eight is questionable. The congratulations of the University are hearty, but the appropriation of the cheer by Ninety-eight, even at such a time - a cheer which is the peculiar property of the sophomore class by descent from Ninety-four - is scarcely excusable unless on the plea of ignorance...
...Yale much the same thing happened. Hundreds of enthusiastic students saw the eleven leave the college, and a crowd collected at the railroad station to cheer their final departure; with the team went the coaches and an army of rubbers and assistants of all sorts. The cooking apparatus which has been used for the training table was taken along that there might be no change in the diet to which the men have been accustomed...
...this afternoon the eleven will leave for Springfield. Every Harvard man in Cambridge must be in the yard to cheer them...