In my high school, even those who didn't want to attend the pep rally
were forced to.
And I remember one Friday afternoon, when our rival was Kennedy High
School, and the chant was Kill Kennedy!
I've always disliked football since then - even the Eagles, which have
nothing whatever to do with Kennedy High School.
:-(
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On Wednesday, July 18, 2007, at 09:25 PM, Joe Clarke wrote:
When I played football as a youth, we always said a(n) Hail Mary
before we went on the field. It didn't matter what faith you were; the
Hail Mary was it. I used to think that one the the coaches should of
exhorted us onto the field with OK, Boys Let's slaughter them for Our
Lady!
Joe (the only pass I know is the Hail Mary) Clarke
Ross Bender wrote:
On 7/16/07, *Anthony West* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Fight! fight! inner light!
Kill, Quakers, kill.
Knock 'em down. Beat 'em senseless.
Hit 'em till we reach consensus.
Nice. Back at my Mennonite high school we had a similar cheer for our
soccer team, the Bethany Braves. (We didn't do football, of course.)
Much cruder than the polished Quaker version, which is generally
true for things Mennonite versus Quaker:
Rock em, sock em,
Goo Braves!
Beat their heads in,
But in a Christian manner,
Rip their guts out,
In a nonviolent way.
--
Ross Bender
http://rossbender.org
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