Cambridge Letter

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To the Editors of " The Peterite." Dear Sirs,

We must once again begin this letter with a grave warning. The membership of the Club is gradually becoming smaller, and we, the few remaining members, have now a deep understanding of the feelings of the Ten Little Nigger Boys. We fail to understand why everyone should wish to go to the " other university," and we suspect outside influences. However, the damage is not quite irreparable, and we must hope that this grave warning will have an effect.

The following are the Faithful Few :— J. N. Emery (St. John's) is still here, but has now graduated and has passed on to the Research Department. N. W. D. Yardley (St. John's) is playing brilliant hockey and hopes to help to defeat Oxford this term. Under his captaincy the squash team defeated Oxford by 5 matches to love.

H. E. T. Summers (Queens') may be seen either chasing a hockey ball or cutting up queer animals in the

Zoological Department. L. A. Little (Sidney Sussex) spends most of his time drinking tea with Clarence. R. W. Moore (Sidney Sussex) does a 10 mile run before breakfast and studies Geolo gY• N. A. Huddleston (Trinity) may be seen at odd moments inspecting the numerous new buildings and criticising them in a seemingly expert manner. R. S. Bickle—our only new member for two years. Living in the wilds of Newnham, he is rather elusive, but visits civilisation periodically to be initiated into the mysteries of Mineralogy.

Wishing the School every success, We are, Yours sincerely, THE CAMBRIDGE OLD PETERITES.