THE VIGORNIAN THE WORCESTER CATHEDRAL KING'S SCHOOL CHRONICLE TA MEN AIAAKTA MAN6ANJ2, TA A'ETPETA
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Vol. XIII. CONTENTS. Editorial School Officers School Notes House Notes Roll of Honour O.V.'s Serving in H.M. Forces ... O.V. News Engagements, Marriages and Births J.T.C. Red Cross Cricket Rowing Boxing Fives P.T. Competition The Sports The Choir House Sports ... The Music Society ... The Debating Society The Play Reading Society The Dancing Club Sixth Form Club Speech Day " Christopher Columbus "... Contributions Valete Contemporaries King's School Fourth Centenary Fund
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No. 165.
EDITORIAL. Even as we write this Editorial we realise that the School is losing at the end of this term the majority of the School Monitors and indeed many other senior members of the School. This is most unfortunate but it is hoped that those who fill their places of authority will continue their good work in keeping the School at its traditional high standard. It has recently been revealed that Tredennyke School is to become our preparatory school in the future. Meanwhile the amalgamation with the Choir School which has now been in practise for a year has proved very successful and this is due to a very large degree to the energy of Mr. Longland. The health of the School this term has been very good indeed except for two cases of mumps at the end of term. Let us finally then wish the School a successful continuation of the amazing progress which it has made during the past year. SCHOOL OFFICERS. G. V. Marshall. Captain of the School R. W. Lambert. Captain of Rugger G. C. Everton. Secretary of Rugger G. V. Marshall. Captain of Boats B. J. Mallett. Captain of Cricket M. J. Darlington. Vice-Captain of Cricket M. C. Winter. Secretary of Cricket P. J. Mills. Captain of Fives B. J. Mallett. Captain of Gym R. W. Lambert. Captain of Swimming B. J. Mallett. Captain of Tennis -