Word: er
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Besides the old songs four new ones were sung, "Harvard's Day," "We're Harvard Men," "On Soldiers Field," and "Whoop 'Er Up a Bit." All of these except "Harvard's Day" were retained for use at the game...
Besides trying old songs, "On Soldiers Field," "We're Harvard Men," "Whoop 'er Up a Bit," and "Harvard's Day" will be sung...
...songs not yet rehearsed will be tried: "Harvard's Day," and "John Harvard," a march. "On Soldiers Field," "We're Harvard Men" and "Whoop 'er Up a Bit," which were rehearsed on November 2, will be sung again tonight...
...Harvard's Day," "Whoop 'er Up a Bit" and "We're Harvard Men." The music of the first two is original; the third is set to the tune of "Auld Lang Syne." All the music tried at this and successive meetings will appear under an assumed name in order to ensure impartiality in the final selection of the two songs which will be sung at the Yale game...
...College choir sang the hymn: "God of the living in whose eyes, Unveiled thy whole creation lies." Mr. Bulkeley read services from the Scriptures, concluding with some appropriate verses. Professor Peabody then offered prayer, after which the congregation sang the hymn of John Taylor, "Like shadows gliding o'er the plain." The body was taken to Mt. Auburn for cremation...