Nov 1911

Page 1

THE

PETERITE. VOL. XXI.

NOVEMBER, IQ U.

No.

202.

SCHOOL LETTER. T is a frequent fault of Editors to lament the severity of their task. We wish to make it plain, however, that no amount of criticism will succeed in wrinkling our tranquil brow. Readers of the " Peterite " need hardly be reminded that we are once more entering upon another school year. After a fairly successful cricket season, we are anxiously looking forward to a prosperous year in the football field. It cannot be said that fortune has favoured us up to the time of writing, as an almost record number of " crocks " are to be seen painfully wending their way along the corridors. Nevertheless we heartily wish Ferguson a successful season and trust that his untiring efforts will meet with their reward. We have managed to secure full accounts of the matches which have been played up to date and they will be found elsewhere. The match with the Yorkshire Wanderers was unsatisfactory in two ways. In the first place we were unable to play a representative side, and in the second place several players experienced serious injuries. That Mr. Matthews should have been rendered hors de combat was indeed unfortunate, and our heartfelt thanks are due to him for the most valuable assistance he has lent the school in the football field both in practice games and in matches. The temporary disablement of F. E. Ferguson could hardly have come at a more inopportune time and we wish him a speedy recovery. Speech Day was held on August 2nd, and Dr. Tempest Anderson, one of our most distinguished Old Boys,


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