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t r :a ' ; 1y' .,r i" ",, ! , e '.. ". O t +i ' l : 411 !. r ", fl' y 'rr ,t 3',':' i^ i t '- { ; j' r ti ,~ ";+y ; t h, 7" _i j 8 t.. "F r.r ' i y1 .ii,' ia ., ' ' t., t a { t i'f S. v. 't y 1 , .r: ,' ' ,r" f t S r t rAr r t ...y ar. ,. ..M. t.: !''tL. .. $Jt"-:.r g..y 5 "" iv SI Z j W Itt tn 1' I Z , tAy-n W.t th toPh 0 f~ '1. j t r % 1 " b l f r ~ ~ 1 t N 3 Ay " -v ,t l i ' If. ~i y1 f tw i f'~ i k " / +i .-, it'; T %Tp i r + SA W"adly of Troy S spedal. The Med , ~w dbd by the Wade aJ{apton chapter r the best say on a subjeet elativb to the oonfederoy ?The;red goft is prize essay t, adtor* the principal tu f o th Pr gramne of the o' .on .r ee's bi'rthday ~A4d + nionor of the great chief rt.grad.lesarticle show id *t amount of study and t earo tnd consderable - origi ly The;fu ages- we re'Ms. . '.Burney,' Mr # plftm ' . ?onsend, aid Mr. 't; r 'eg The medal v's preented by rs. ak Waring, ' re ident gtoiew .anto i~ c *%er. .4 901 ~~~oi ~ ~ ~ n ,~ w.~'~e'4dill de. !TotO., ae nTOO second. #tn :t4 S%d ate -work: This if, ot the trat t1 Je that. ident o the; Univerity thas en this ioveted honor.. Last Schneider was the cesful one. He is also a ber of the present Senior ' nntal contOst Is ggining ih~p nlaity. every year. This ' la hown by the great in ~p~g~ hq nunber of contesta ut~t~ yar dver that of last. i4ebject for Fnxt year's es say is ", .Skteh of Gen ral Al '*YShney? J@hsto ith an tetof the Beiris ndeir e by:Hir to % nfed4oacy." departrenta. e. ah e laeet hf 4 t :; the: aid A. C 4 NeedsStyI . ethe Jo Guerreat to Coacho S eson es 'Wi1 LaFayette on Mat*h 23.mE.ellent $chedule Ar*anged. BaSeball prospects for the com ing season are the, brightest in the history of athletics at Caro lina. The news that "Gi" Guer rant is to do the coaching- was received with extreme satisfac tion by everyone on the campus, Carolina is indeed fortunate in securing him. 'Gi" has played professional ball several years and Is a past master of the fine points of the game. Though not.a few old heads of last year's team have not re turned to Carolling there are still ehough pf them onhand to insure classy team. What's the.ma ter with Captain Waltz Ldens, "Fritz," Big John," Rudill, Wl'op," "" Adas and hn Shuler: And there's Bub Jaiigetonb Charlie Green and other, also members of last year's varsity string.. Then, the ;are new men ,who have made names for the nselves in baeball elsewhe0e. Catl Barks dale, one of Carolina's old heads of three years ago, has resumed his course at Carolia, Plaxico, the fleet of Yorkville, young Ru disiil and many others will be on the job. The season opens on March28, with a game with LaFayette on )avis Field. Thanks..to Mana ger Latimer the majority of the games will be played in Colum b1a Out of tv*ety wo already signed or' pending foerteen will be seeh here. Though the sched.. u1e has been amply distributed , ,a certain representative :of The MarshallFrost Co.," it is pot.out of place to reproduce it here. The folldwi gs a list: of tese6n's gaft 'arih23.24, 2-LaFayetto, et filumbia. Narei 3&West Virginia Wes it Colum ; r2-Aumflli' lumbfa. 7-Columb ge', ,.of V o Ida, t Colt o 490 C&RoUNA LSES TWO NOTED EDUCATORS Popular rofoessors Hand in feefpation. Prof. Hand to Head Anderson College-Prof. Tate Accepts Ch.ir at Peabody College. Within the past ten days Caro lia has lost two of its most pop ular professors. Prof. W. H, Hand goes to An derson College in June to head that institution; Prof. W. K. Tate will leave the University early in May, having accepted the chair of rural education in the George Peabody College for Teachers at Nashville, Tenn. Prof. Hand's career as an edu-. cator in South .Carolina began with his acceptance of the super intendency of the Florence city schools in 1891. In 1898 he be came superintondent of the Chester city schools, where he remained until 1906. While in Chester he spen thre summers studying at Cornell .Vnlversity. He has taught in all the State summer schools held in South Carolina except two, and has twice taught in the summer school at the University of Vir ginia. He has won many educa tibnal honors. He has been preso ident of the association of city superintendents, president of the State teachers association, mem ber of the county board of educa tion of, Chester county, and for four years member of the execu tive cornmittee of the conference for education in the, South. Prof. Hand came to the. Uni versity in 1909 as Professor of Secondary oducation. In 1910 he was made inspector of high schools bir the State board gf ed4catie0 It is i t this lattr capacity ,hat Prof. Hand has made his- most marked impr$ss upon the schools and people of the State. (Continued on Page Six.)' April 29-Wake Forest; at Wake Forest. April 80-o noke Colleg at Salem, Va. ayv h gotn and Lee L~a. ptE .xingtOftGtol a ' $ ait lU-b at Lefigo, V i .