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No. 46.
MARCH, 1903.
VOL. IV.
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School Notes .................. Valete ..................... The Beginnings of Worcester Cathedral School: by the Rev. Minor Canon Floyer, F.S.A. (concluded) Rowing Prospects ............... School Concert .................. Football Review and Matches ....... .'. ... Old Vigornians" Dinner ............ The House Entertainment ............ .Debating Society ............... Hare and Hounds ............... Chess ..................... School Officers .................. Old Vigornians' Column ... ... ... ... O.V: News ............ ..... Oxford and Cambridge Letters ......... School Accounts : Games and Library ...... Correspondence ... ... ... ... ... ... Pro Patria Pugnaverunt ...... ......
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"gllofes JHE short, dark, days of the Winter term are now over, and the School has settled down after the holidays with •undiminished numbers, the .following new boys
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having come: —Form IV., Lewis, F. T. F., Neild, R.; III., Hazeldine, A. N.; II., Wood, L.; I., Kibler, P. G. * * * We are sorry to state that Messrs. L. T. Levick and S. G. Teakle have left the Staff. The former's place has been filled by Mr. R. J. Castley, B.A., to whom we venture to extend a cordial welcome. The new master was for three years Captain of the King's School, Canterbury, whence he proceeded to Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge. He comes to us from Galway Grammar School. Mr. Castley has opened " The Hostel" as a new boarding house and we hope to see a great influx of boarders next term. * * * The School Concert last term was a great success from every point of view. The Hall was packed by a large and appreciative audience, and the singing reflected great credit on Mr. G. Smith; the class was again assisted