Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Black and Red, Vol. 50: June 1926
What you set out to do you have well performed. Here is what your first Editorial says: The Object of this Magazine is two-fold: first to keep a record of the doings Of the boys at the School, which will not only be valued by them after they leave, but also will give the generation that follows them an example to copy and a standard to maintain in work and in play; and second, to afford the Old Boys a means of keeping in touch with their old school and their fellow schoolmates.
With his vein of quiet humour Mr. Harvey wrote in the Long Ago an article for you, which appears in no. 4, under the heading Thirty Years After. Though but 15 years have passed I have thought the new generation would welcome its resurrection at this particular time, and am asking you therefore to find space for it in your 50th issue. The writer had large vision. It is up to us who survive and who today have the welfare of the School so closely to heart to give ourselves no rest till that vision is a fact. We have yet 15 years left in which to do it. Go to it every reader and lend your aid.
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