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TECH MARCHING SONG (by C. F. Green) We ' ll root for Worcester Come let ev ' ry Tech man cheer Worcester can win, so Let ' s go out and win a vic ' try here. Sons of John Boynton Wave banners high, Then here ' s to our team The engineers of W.P.I. WORCESTER TECH, OH POLYTECH Come all ye loyal Wor ' ster men And ' round us gather here And we will make the welkin ring with music loud and clear, Of Boynton, Washburn, Salisbury, The names we all re-vere And of our Alma Mater, To every heart so dear. Wor ' ster Tech, Oh Polytech Of mem ' ries dearest That we ' ll ne ' er forget As thru the years We give thee cheers, And sing thy praise Oh Wor ' ster Tech. Reprinted from the Tech News, January 1910 12
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Tech ' s Campus Looking over Washburn Shops I I The Department of Military Science Sanford Riley Hall, one of Tech ' s dormitories. Stratton Hall, the home of the Math and English Departments Salisbury Labs and Kinnicutt Hall 11
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RALLIES Football rallies have been held at Tech ever since we be- gan playing varsity football seventy one years ago. The purpose of these rallies is to spur the team to fight harder and to arouse student interest. Rallies are generally held the Friday night before each home game the team plays. This year the first one preceded our fj rst home game against Middlebury College. Starting in the traditional manner with the band gathering the dorm resi- dents, the group took a tour, cheering and singing as they went, of the greek circuit and picked up brothers from each house to swell the ranks of weaving lines. The rally was then climaxed in Alden Memorial by more cheering, led by the cheerleaders, and pep talks from the coaches and team captain. A second rally was held before the Wesleyan game and proceeded in a similar manner. The final rally of the year preceded the Homecoming game against R.P.I. This one started off with a huge bonfire built by the Class of ' 63 on the baseball field. Following this a snake dance moved the crowd to City Hall where the cheer- leaders led the group in the school songs and final cheers. 13
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