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THE RED AND BLACK
The Red and Black
One Dollar Per Annum
Published by the Athletic Association of
the University of Georgia
Entered at the !*«>«• Office at Athcn«, Oeorgia
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J. I*. BURKE, . Editor-in-Ciiikk
C. A. DOZIER, . Bus. Manager
J. K. MAcDONAI.D, JR., Associate Editor
NV. (». Hl<AN I I.I V, JR., . Athletic Editor
K' *11 IN BRCH '.H l"\ I ocal I -in...
W. R. O'HARA, . . . . Exchange Editor
I). CABANISS, . . Ass’t Hus. Manager
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MT-PATKONI/K Oi k AOVKKTISKKs
VV itli t liis issue uf the Keel and
Black, the lionrd will take u long
ami much desired rest.
We have done our best in an
endeavor to give the student
Body the best Athletic weekly
possible. Some may have been
pleased, others may have found
room for criticisms, hut as said
above, we gave you the lies! we
had, and if it didn’t please every
one we are sorry, hut have no
excuses or apologies to oiler.
The Red ami Black wishes a
pleasant vacation to each mem
ber of the student body, and to
those of the class of Nineteen Six
we wish you good luck and God-
apeed on Life’s broad and
stormy sea.
CHANCELLOlf HARROW
As The Red and Black goes to j
press we learn of the election of
Chancellor Barrow .
No selection could have met
with the approval of the student
body more heartily than the selec-'
lion of “I'tiele Dave”, to be our
permanent leader
It was an inspiring sight in
deed to see how the hearts of the '
students leaped for joy when the
election of the chancellor was
announced. The cheers ren
dered had a different tone from
any ever sent up on Georgia's
campus. They came from the
very bottoms of our hearts, and
not only did they have a tone of
congratulation blit they rang
with what seemed to be a tone
of love itself
We loved l nde Dave when!
we were associated w ith him 111
class as only a Freshman whoj
has loved him can tell, hut if
such he possible our love for the
grand old man has increased,
since lie has been eur acting
Chancellor and we will always
hold a place in our hearts fori
that man whose life is a blessing!
to those under him, and pray thut ■
he may have the strength tolongj
continue at the head of this in
stitution lie loves so well.
IN RETROSPECT
In a prominent place in the
Bed and Black of March (l-lfHlO,
appeared the following optimis
tic prophecy :
“The star of Georgia’s Ath
letics is rising from among the
clouds on the Kustern Imri/on.
One cannot suppress a wave of
enthusiasm when he sees day
after day the steady playing of
the baseball squad, the lightning
spurts of the Mercury—footed
track team, and the keen interest
that is being manifested in them
both by verdant freshmen and
wise-visayed seniors alike. The
Athletic Association d--I>( (par-]
don me for mentioning it here)
seems now p<»sihlc of payment,
the ’(Ml football eleven will he
coached by the redoubtable
\\ hitney; so here’s hoping.
All in all, the prospects seem
rosy, and every man .luck of us
is going to shuck oil his coat, and
do all lie can in a strenous effort
to crystallize I liese prospects into
hard facts.”
To many of our readers, this
seemed a little too hopeful, com
ing just when it did, hut our
judgement was based up a sound
basis of existing facts, and we
take great delight now in looking
over our success of the spring on
diamond and track, and hoping
to the topmost rail of the highest
fence, flapping our wings
vigorously, and crow ing in no un
certain tones: “We told you
GOOD-BYE 1906
Sad, indeed, it is to the Senior
who is spending his last night on
the campus.
Four years ago it seemed as if
this June w ould never come. The
Senior year seemed far oil' in the
distance, hut now, after sleepless
hours and heads aching w ith the
leaning of what is, what was, and
perhaps occasional dreams of
what is to he, we find ourselves
face to face with the death strug-
|j=
“The Daylight Corner”
Commencement Suits!
If the Young Man is going to
graduate this year, he will
certainly need a new outfit.
Kvery Young Man wants to
upper at his best during Com
ment Kxereises.
It t s the Event of His
Life!
We have several lines of Hand
some Suits, made in Single ami
Double Breasted styles from
fabrics especially adapted for
dre-sv occasions.
We’ve had these Toting Graduates in mind and have pre
pared for the \ oung Man a selection of Suits that are so
handsome tiiat they
Can Not Fail to Please Him!
Modest prices, too, for such excellent clothes.
Suits at $12.60. $16.00, $18 ot), $20.00 to $:J3.00.
To comple the outfit, we have the choicest styles in Hats.
Shirts, 'I ics, ('ollurs, (’nil's, other necessary Toggerv Shoes.
EISEMAN & WEIL,
f Whitehall St.
ATLANTA.
ale between the world and the
class of 1000.
Fond memories hover around
us, and oh, how wo long to expe
rience once more the times we
had as Freshmen. Faces once
familiar are missing, for some
finding the road too rocky have
long since left us, and alas, one
of our comrades was called to the
home whither we all are hound,
and there awaits the grand re
union of the future when com
rades w ill meet to part no more.
Let us hope that at the first
reunion of the class that all shall
he there and I hat there will he
no sighing for the merry laugh
of the genial hand-clasp of un
absent member.
Dear old campus, your every
nook and corner is dear to our
hearts, and you, majestic oak,
who have stood the storms of de
cades past, stand long enough at
leaast, to been) on us a glad
pclcome whenever we return
home.
Grand old ITiiversity, good
bye. \ on gave us our most price-;
less possession, and in our mu-
turer years may we stand by you
il you ever need our feeble help.
Kadi and every one of us shall
do all in our power to bring
about the realization of that
“dream of a great chancellor,”
and we hope in the years to
come to see you rank with the
best universities in the land.
For College Men
The Newest and Swellest Styles
in all kinds of
Clothing, Hats,
and Furnishing's
The Best Makes The Best Wear
£. H. Dorsey
Clayton Street
Ordei for SHOES arc filled promptly and
with perfect satisfaction. If you have worn
the REGAL SHOE you want another pair,
if not now is the best time to try them. I
can also supply you with polish, brushes,
etc. Patronize a student, order the Regal
Shoe and get vour money’s worth.
\V. \Y LANG, Agent,
No. 19 New College
J?eep RqcR qinqep Ale.
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