THE
PETERITE. VoL. XXI.
APRIL, 1911.
No. 199.
SCHOOL LETTER. HE first duty of the Editors is to apologise for the last number. Perhaps the fact that it was practically produced in the absence of both Editors may account for some, at any rate, of its deficiencies. And may we once more remind those who were fiercest in their attacks on it and the Editors, that it is no easy task to produce a number with little or no help from outside ? Those who complain most bitterly about its so called poorness, often do least to help to improve it. To turn to school matters, football is now over, and we can look back over a fairly successful season with the points gained well to our advantage, though we had bad luck in our last match—that against Wakefield G.S. But more about this in the proper place. Hockey and Boating now hold sway. The former, which was practically revived last year as a school game, is even more flourishing this year, and several school matches have been arranged. A. C. B. Molony is again Captain and does much to make the game a success by his own keenness. We give elsewhere our prospects and a list of fixtures.