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...have ever had the satisfaction of taking part in a regular Harvard cheer with nine Harvards on the end you must have felt that the Harvard men on the field cannot have failed to heed this sign of encouragement. The feeling it incites is something more than that of the regular cheer: it inspires player and spectator alike, makes the former feel that every Harvard man in the stands is behind him and the cheering section feel that it is doing everything it possibly can to help the team...
...Yale Bowl next Saturday the Harvard football team and the Harvard cheering section will face their supreme test. The team is prepared, but are the undergraduates equal to their task? When the Crimson eleven goes to New Haven it must have the confidence and feel the confidence of every Harvard man. This means more than the enthusiasm of a mass meeting. Thursday the student body marches to the field to cheer the team. Let every undergraduate be there to prove to Captain Buell and his team that he will do his part. W. J. BINGHAM...
When we assail we'll rout them out with cheer and about and we will knot Tiger's tail...
...closing I wish once again to give my cheer for "the descendants of Shakespeare's 'Two Gentlemen of Verona'", who are so courageous and successful in their work. FREDERIC M. WHEELOCK '25. November...
...every Saturday for six weeks undergraduates have gone to the Stadium. They have sat in the cheering section and shouted when told to by the cheer leaders. Or, perched on the East side, they have exhorted each member of the team by his, first name, establishing in this way their superiority to their hostile surroundings. Or, whenever a Crimson-clad player hit the line, they have jumped up in their seats and shrieked, "Atta boy, George...