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No. 98,
VOL. IX.
Contents. School Notes The Classics O.V. News Oxford Letter Cambridge Letter Sandhurst Letter An Aerial Episode O.T.C. Notes School Calendar The Luck of the Vails School Confirmation In Memoriam War Memorial Scholarship Cricket Fixtures The Beginnings of Rowing Library Valete . . . Salvete Correspondence London Letter School Officers Contemporaries Editorial Notices Addenda to O.T.C. Notes Cricket Matches
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Bathing has been started this term with more care and zeal than ever before, but unfortunately there are less bathers. It is a pity that more do not take advantage of this healthy pastime. The water is very warm and every precaution is taken. We should like to take this opportunity of thanking Mr. Birch Jones and Sergeant-Major Handley for the trouble they have taken in connection with swimming. * * * We should like to congratulate Mr. Salisbury on the success of his book, " Haunts of Worcester Flowers." It is read with interest by many, and we hope that it will have a still wider circulation in the School. * * * We thought that this term we might escape from the annual Greek accidence papers, but not so. Mr. Birch Jones started off with a very severe attack on our Greek nouns and adjectives. * * # We hope that the Dramatic Society will continue its efforts successfully next term. We should like to thank those members of the Staff who so vigorously helped it last * * * term. Building operations in various parts of the School are being carried on with energy. The new cricket pavilion is rising before our eyes, and magnificent apartments are being prepared for the Day Boys.