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52 Hobart Herald est number of counts over it> are elected to Chimera. Please bear this in mind and get busy. Now s your time, Freshmen. Anyone who visits the Seminarium or the club-room frequently wonders why the cement walk was not run over there. If some kind friend of the college would provide said walk it would be greatly appreciated. While this walk is materializing there ought to be no difficulty in having the loose boards nailed down. A t night and in a place as dark as it is near the Libraiy such boards are dangerous. All of us regret Mr. Maddigan’s leaving. Some who were Freshmen when ‘ ‘Jimmie’’ was a Senior and c a p t a i n of the lacrosse team remember what a fine fellow and fine player he was. When it was announced that \Jimmie” would be instructor in Physics, lacrosse men had visions of another coach in the Faculty. While we are sorry to lose him, we all feel that Mr. Maddigan was wise in accepting his new position, one that he had in mind ever since graduation. Football season has come and gone, and our coach with it. He slipped out in the same quiet un-ostentatious manner he had all season. He gave the student body no chance to show their appreciation of his work. His work was doubly difficult in that we had no regular captain. Mr. Murray saw that the men came out and also looked after any who were injured. From very few men he developed one of the strongest teams Hobart has had in years. While all the men recognized Mr. Murray’s ability as a coach, they recognized and appreciated to a greater extent his courteous demeanor. He did not have that idea, so prevalent in coaches, that to get good work out of the men, one must continually use profanity. Mr. Murray never found fault, but if a mistake was made, quietly took the man who made it aside and explained