Word: secretly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...given at the Princeton game were rehearsed. The meeting was held in the University Dining Hall and was briefly addressed by J. E. Owsley '05S., W. W. Heffelfinger '91S., and Captain Ketcham. The cheering and singing were most enthusiastic. On Wednesday night, a band having been previously secured in secret, a parade was formed. Some 3000 students fell in the line and led by the "Y" men of the university marched around the streets to the champs, where they cheered Captain Ketcham and the members of the team individually. On Friday afternoon, about 1000 undergraduates marched to Yale Field...
...Freshman football team held its last hard practice yesterday afternoon. There was no scrimmage, secret signal practice, dummy work and kicking occupying the afternoon. Duncan, Willcox and Caner, who have been out of the game with injuries, have now returned and will probably play against Yale tomorrow. The line-up now is: l.e., Harte; l.t., Sweetser; l.g., Berman; c., Morgan; r.g., Duncan; r.t., Caner; r.e., Clark; q.b., Boles; l.h.b., Harris; r.h.b., Willcox; f.b., Douglas...
...practice with all the men in good condition. Yesterday afternoon, however, Hitchcock, who has been playing a good game at halfback all the season, broke his thumb catching a punt. He will not be able to play in the Yale game. Practice yesterday afternoon was light consisting mostly of secret signal practice in the Baseball Cage...
...Secret practice for the University will commence this afternoon, and none will be admitted to the Stadium except players and coaches. From now on the daily practice will be at 3.30 o'clock; the backs, centres, and ends should be dressed at 3 o'clock...
...blame Freshmen for not attending Chapel, for a secret feeling is instilled into them that it is "not the thing to do." We do blame the upperclassmen who allow this feeling to take root. Whether or not they know it, they are continually setting the standards towards which new classes will strive, and what they taboo new students will taboo. Originality is not so prevalent as some may think and is frequently snubbed when met. And so it rests with the serious-minded upperclassmen, particularly the men who have made good in the College world, to most...