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Notes and Items
from July 1935
by StPetersYork
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Owing to the difficulty of fitting them in, it has been decided to abandon the Sports for this year. The hot weather has led to this deceision being received with unanimous approval !
We congratulate P. N. Bathes, K. Lockwood, C. A. Smart and N. B. Stephenson on receiving their School Cricket Colours, and M. B. Marwood, D. W. Watson and S. K. Kazerooni on receiving their 2nd XI Colours.
The following have been awarded their Eccentrics Cricket Colours :— J. H. Stevenson, Esq., C. A. Smart, N. B. Stephenson, S. K. Kazerooni, G. E. L. Graham, J. R. Tyson, D. McLean, D. W. Watson, A. W. Douglas (Umpire), S. M. Green (Scorer).
We congratulate A. W. Douglas, C. H Vasey, B. J. Eastwood, N. L. Dodd, I. L. Lupton, R. White and J. M. Dickenson on receiving their 2nd IV Colours, and M. P. L. Wall, A. W. Douglas, C. H. Vasey and B. J. Eastwood on receiving their School Rowing Colours.
We congratulate G. E. Shepherd and T. W. L. Walters on receiving their 2nd IV Coxing Colours, also G. E. Shepherd on receiving his School Coxing Colours.
The cup for the best individual shot has been won by E. Antrobus with a score of 111 out of a possible 120. P. N. Baines was runner-up with 110.
The O.T.C. will go into camp at Rushmoor (Aldershot) on July 30th.
W. H. G. Milnes, Esq., now Chaplain at Uppingham, was ordained as Priest in Peterborough Cathedral on Sunday, June 16th.
The School will be represented at the Duke of York's Camp (Southwold) by J. W. Stead and A. W. Douglas.
On Thursday, June 20th, a large number of the School went to the Theatre Royal to see Shakespeare's " Midsummer Night's Dream," produced in aid of the Archbishop of York's Appeal. R. M. Cooper, Esq., took the part of Demetrius.
The following back numbers of " The Peterite " can be supplied at sixpence a copy to any Old Peterites and others who may wish to have them for binding or completing their sets, etc.: — July, 1920 ; December, 1922 ; July, 1923 ; December, 1923 ; July, 1924, to March, 1927 ; December, 1927, to July, 1929 ; and Easter, 1930, to April, 1935.
Also copies of " The Peterite " Souvenir of the 1300th Anniversary, issued in June, 1927, can be supplied at the same price.
Old Peterites and others will be interested to know that at long last Hockey possesses a distinctive tie of its own. Many requests had been made that there should be some distinction between the Hockey XI tie and
