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No. 70.
MARCH, 1911.
VOL. VI.
PRICE 60.
School Dotes.
Contents. School Notes ... ... School Kalendar ... " Cathedral Ideals " O.V. Column ... ... O.V. Dinner Boat Club Entertainment Football House Matches... ... Gymnasium Competition Rowing ... School Concert Historical Note ... Lectures ... ... O.T.C. Notes Shooting " The Realm of Fancy " Debating Society ... Chess Tournament ... Oxford Letter ... ... Cambridge Letter ... Correspondence ... School Officers Valete ... ... ... Salvete ... Museum Library Account ... Contemporaries ...
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C7T HIS being the year of the Coronation of King \£\J George the Fifth, celebrations and festivities will be held throughout the country. The Officers' Training Corps are to have their share in these ; and we, together with the Corps of all the other Public Schools, will be reviewed by His Majesty at Windsor next July. May this year prove to the Corps and School as prosperous as it appears auspicious.
We welcome back this Term Mr. Fortescue, who owing to ill-health was obliged to take a holiday during the latter part of last Term. His place was taken by Mr. Sowels, formerly Assistant Master at Bath College, who also found the Sixth Form too much for him. His successor was Mr. Crosse, of Balliol College, Oxford, whose interest in work and paper-chasing soon made him popular.