Word: hoping
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...exacting and dangerous occupation. Theories should be omitted altogether, and explanations, except of certain essential facts, are unnecessary. The keynote of the meteorologist's contribution to the training for flying in war is the desire to make aviation more effective as a means of waging war and the hope of being able to save the lives of some of our flyers
Hagar, J. A., '19, Hall, E. J., '07, Hall, R. W., '10, Hardin, C. R., 3L, Hastings, W. B., 3L, Hecker, E. A., '05, Hollander, C. M., '18, Hollis, O. N., '18, Holly, U. W., '17, Hope, C. A., 3L, Horgan, H. A., '14, Howard, C. P., '09, Howard, J. K., 3L, Hunneman, R. D., '17, Hutchins...
...usual schedule, will be organized, while probably the other teams will be made up from companies and battalions of the Regiment, and a regular series scheduled among them. There will be no reason why some of these teams cannot play occasional games with schools near here. This arrangement, I hope, will enable more men to play hockey this winter, than ever before...
...cadets we give a real welcome. Many of them are already Harvard men; we hope the others will feel that they too belong to the University. We want to make their stay here as pleasant as we can; the College is at their disposal. We are their hosts; they are among the most welcome guests we have ever...
...while the Informals hold the center of a neo-athletic stage. No longer do the colleges reign supreme in the football world, for the Service terms must be reckoned with. To see civilian meet solider is a noble sight, but still we yearn for our old foes. Let us hope that next year we may again see a University team marching down the field to Harvardiana and the cheers of Harvard's five thousand sons. Until that happens we wish the Informals the best of luck, hoping that next year they may be University material in the true sense...