Category:Cheer Sheets - Revision history

Trick trickster at 00:11, October 19, 2008

2008-10-19T00:11:37Z

Trick trickster at 18:16, May 28, 2008

2008-05-28T18:16:17Z

HLPXX at 23:50, April 10, 2007

2007-04-10T23:50:27Z

Trick trickster at 21:57, December 17, 2006

2006-12-17T21:57:01Z

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The cheer sheets are a collection of short songs meant to be played during the small breaks of play in hockey and football games. They were originally passed down to new players by ear, and were first compiled in written form by [[User:Jcronen|Jim Cronen]] in 1997. They are currently under construction to add new songs, remove a few that are seldom played, and to centralize a few songs from the active set that we play frequently.

Before creating a new cheer page, please see the [[Song page template]].

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−	The cheer sheets are a collection of short, easily recognizable songs meant to be played during the small breaks of play in hockey and football games. They were originally passed down to new players by ear, and were first compiled in written form by [[Jim Cronen]] in 1997. The cheer sheets were updated at the ~~end~~ of 2007 to make the existing cheers more legible and to increase the number of cheers.	+	The cheer sheets are a collection of short, easily recognizable songs meant to be played during the small breaks of play in hockey and football games. They were originally passed down to new players by ear, and were first compiled in written form by [[Jim Cronen]] in [[1997-1998\|1997]]. The cheer sheets were updated at the beginning of [[2006-2007\|2007]] to make the existing cheers more legible and to increase the number of cheers available.

−	Before creating a new cheer page, please see the [[Song page template]].	+	Before creating a new cheer page, please see the [[Song page template\|song page template]] (replacing the word "song" with "cheer" wherever it occurs).

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:16, May 28, 2008
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−	The cheer sheets are a collection of short songs meant to be played during the small breaks of play in hockey and football games. They were originally passed down to new players by ear, and were first compiled in written form by [[Jim Cronen]] in 1997. ~~They are currently under construction~~ to ~~add new songs, remove a few that are seldom played,~~ and to ~~centralize a few songs from~~ the ~~active set that we play frequently~~.	+	The cheer sheets are a collection of short, easily recognizable songs meant to be played during the small breaks of play in hockey and football games. They were originally passed down to new players by ear, and were first compiled in written form by [[Jim Cronen]] in 1997. The cheer sheets were updated at the end of 2007 to make the existing cheers more legible and to increase the number of cheers.

	Before creating a new cheer page, please see the [[Song page template]].		Before creating a new cheer page, please see the [[Song page template]].

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:50, April 10, 2007
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−	The cheer sheets are a collection of short songs meant to be played during the small breaks of play in hockey and football games. They were originally passed down to new players by ear, and were first compiled in written form by [[~~User:Jcronen\|~~Jim Cronen]] in 1997. They are currently under construction to add new songs, remove a few that are seldom played, and to centralize a few songs from the active set that we play frequently.	+	The cheer sheets are a collection of short songs meant to be played during the small breaks of play in hockey and football games. They were originally passed down to new players by ear, and were first compiled in written form by [[Jim Cronen]] in 1997. They are currently under construction to add new songs, remove a few that are seldom played, and to centralize a few songs from the active set that we play frequently.

	Before creating a new cheer page, please see the [[Song page template]].		Before creating a new cheer page, please see the [[Song page template]].