HOUSE MONITORS :
The Grove: P. J. BLINCOE, D. T. FLETCHER, H. MU RRAY. The Manor: A. CAWOOD, S. H. STOREY, J. J. YOUL L. The Rise: W. J. BURDASS, P. JAMES, D. SIMPSON, P. G. TAYLOR. School House: W. H. N. FAIRWEATHER, G. P. GRAY, J. POOLE, J. M.
SMITHSON. T. ANKERS, J. R. DWYER, N. E. V. MARSHALL, E. ROBINSON, M. W. SENIOR.
Temple: J.
GAMES CAPTAINS :
Hockey: A. N. C. SMITH. Boating: M. G. GOODBURN. Rugger: M. E. KERSHAW. Shooting: D. M. FINDLAY. Squash: W. H. N. FAIRWEATHER. Fencing: C. V. ROBERTS. EDITORS OF "THE PETERITE" :
I. G. COBHAM, D. G. HILTON, M. E. KERSHAW, E. ROBINSON.
HOUSE NOTES THE GROVE The term began on a disappointing note when we learnt that R. M. Hodgson would be leaving us, after a distinguished school career, at the end of term. We do, however, congratulate him on his success in the Special Entry Exam. for the Royal Navy. We also say goodbye to G. W. Gears, who leaves us to become an Accountant. We wish them both the best of luck in their respective careers. We must apologise for the omission of any mention of the School Play in the last edition of "The Peterite". Bardgett played the difficult part of a mother successfully, and we congratulate him on his achievement. H. Murray also managed to control the lights without too many mistakes. For the third year in succession, in an open field, we won the Inter-House Cross Country by a handsome margin, thanks to a fine House spirit in the team. Gears ran extremely well to gain third place. Gears, Whittaker and Hollis, as a result of the race, were awarded their House Colours. Perhaps this effort exhausted the enthusiasm of the House for Athletics. But our fears were drowned in the rain and snow of Easter Monday. In passing we must mention the Intermediate mile, which was won by M. J. Everitt in fine style. 13
