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The Campanile . J/V)ff^^J The RootersEvery man on the field for the snake-dance, every man in the stands for the yell-bar-rage, every man down town for the pep parades—this was the spirit of the rooters all theseason through. In the ups or in the downs, the team never lacked their Athletic Manager CainSaddled with one of the hardest jobs that scho-lastic acti\ities provide, Arthur Cain guided the des-tinies of the Athletic Association and brought theold ship through under full sail. The games werewell advertised and well managed, and Cain receivedan R in appreciation of his services.
The Campanile . J/V)ff^^J The RootersEvery man on the field for the snake-dance, every man in the stands for the yell-bar-rage, every man down town for the pep parades—this was the spirit of the rooters all theseason through. In the ups or in the downs, the team never lacked their Athletic Manager CainSaddled with one of the hardest jobs that scho-lastic acti\ities provide, Arthur Cain guided the des-tinies of the Athletic Association and brought theold ship through under full sail. The games werewell advertised and well managed, and Cain receivedan R in appreciation of his services. Dr. J.\ckInvaluable manipulator of liniments, bandages andwater buckets: many times president of freshmanclasses and editor of vagabond publications; a fix-ture as permanent in the minds of footl)all men andother athletes as Rice Field itself—Dr. Jack Shel-ton, suh, right heah !
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