of the theory and composition faculty of the New England Conservatory of Music and program director for the famous Boston public radio station WBZ. Thomas Eugene Everhart '53 (Trombone) was the president of Caltech from 1987 to 1997. David M. Dobson '91 (Tuba) is the creator of the computer game Snood. As a Tubist, Dobson was known to play Flight of the Bumblebee and also arranged a 3-tuba Pachelbel's Canon. Tom McGrath '76 (Trumpet) was a founding member of the Harvard Jazz Band and Student Conductor from 1975 to 1976. He is a Hollywood and Broadway producer. Produced the film The Princess Bride and the Broadway revivals of West Side Story and Hair Sam Coppersmith, 1975-76 Band Manager and victim of the Brown University stolen bass drum stunt, later became a Congressman from Arizona. Repertoire Songs The repertoire consists of traditional Harvard fight songs and their own arrangements of popular songs played for field shows. Fight songs 10,000 Men of Harvard by Martin Taylor class of 1910 Fair Harvard Harvard's Commencement Hymn by Samuel Gilman, Class of 1811 [Revised 1998] Fight Fiercely, Harvard! by Tom Lehrer class of 1946 Gridiron King by Raymond Fletcher class of 1908 Harvard Eternal (Premiered at the 90th Reunion in 2009, written by Hannah Horowitz class of 2011) Harvardiana by R.G. Williams 1911 Onward Crimson (Premiered at the 85th Reunion in 2004, written by Joshua Rissmiller class of 2006) Our Director by F.E. Bigelow R-A-D by Alice Hunnewell class of 1914 Score by J.W. Adams class of 1910 Soldiers Field by Raymond Fletcher class of 1908 Up the Street by R.G. Morse class of 1896 Veritas by John Densmore class of 1904 Yo-Ho by Raymon Fletcher class of 1908 Wintergreen for President arr. Leroy Anderson and containing a medley of other fight songs Harvard Medley arr. by Leroy Anderson as a medley of several fight songs Fight Fiercely Tom Lehrer, Harvard class of 1946, undoubtedly intended his song parody, "Fight Fiercely, Harvard" to mock the normally bellicose language of football fight songs. In keeping with the irreverent spirit of the band, they have adopted the song, and it is now sung with gusto at all the football games. Unofficial Budweiser Sieve-Goalie (the tune of Hava Nagila played by the clarinets at hockey games to mock the opposing goalie) Theme from Hawaii Five-O (played during hockey games when Harvard is winning 5–0) Three Blind Mice (formerly