Word: snow
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...sure, there are only ten days ahead, an average vacation of two days of travel, two days of frenzied activity, and six days of sleep. And there are croakers to talk of the good old Christmases with the house banked by three feet of snow without and warmed by good cheer within. But after all, they are but a few. Christmas is still Christmas, whether you spend it in New Jersey or in Widener digging up data on early Mediterranean pirates. And the CRIMSON, after pulling down the editorial windowshades for the year, pauses only for best wishes...
...Dorothy Sands Colby, a negro, Ouiatt McConnell '23 Deacon Manny Teneyck, C. A. Rollins 1G. Nantcha, his wife, Miss Angela Morris Deacon Irey Waters, E. P. Goodnow '17 Irey's Anne, his wife, Miss Kathleen Middleton Deacon Shawny Fronce, L. M. Pearson 2G. Viney Fronce, his wife, Miss Marjorie Snow Deacon Ikey Meyers, Conrad Salinger '23 Wait Meyers, his wife, Miss Agnes James
Captain N. S. Howe, speaking for the team, declared that the thing necessary to defeat Yale was support at the game tomorrow. Coach Snow and R. M. Sedgwick 2G.B. also spoke. R. G. Allen '26 and T. F. Martin '26 then led the class in cheers for individuals on the team...
...Coach Snow, Captain N. S. Howe '26, and R. M. Sedgwick 2G.B. Will be the principal speakers at the Freshman football mass meeting in Smith Halls Common Room at 7.30 tonight. The entire yearling first team will be present, and cheers and songs, led by R. G. Allen '26 and T. F. Martin '26, will be practised preparatory to the game with Yale 1926 on Saturday...
...Freshmen lost to the Yale yearlings last Saturday by a 21 to 0 score, the Crimson Freshmen will find no easy task ahead of them when they meet the cub Tigers at Princeton this afternoon. The latter will enter the game with the odds decidedly against them, but Coaches Snow, Conlon, and Tierney have been striving this week to emphasize the fact that the Orange and Black will be far more formidable on their home field than they were at New Haven last week...