The Boys Club and Technical classes in Charing Cross Road which have been adopted as the site for the school mission were opened on October 20th by an entertainment set up by Mr Rawson. There were about 50 boys present, and from the school Mr & Mrs Marklove. Rev. W. Failes Rev. W. A. Heard,…
At the mission meeting held in Library on Thursday Oct 11 it was announced that the technical classes were to commence on the 20th visit, and that any class for carpentry etc would be at once attended to by the boys under experiences teachers. S. C. Woodhouse Prin. Opp.
The following football colours remain for the season Pinks F. Street (captain) Q.S. H.C. Witherby T.B. E.A. Everington T.B. Pink and Whites P. J. Preece A.R. Knapp R.O. Mills G. L. Edwards H. L. Stephenson P. Weichard E. W. Woodbridge P. Armitage Thirds Elevens W. V. Dohety J. Gifford A. G. Clarke J.…
The play for this term is Plautus Trinummus which will be performed on Dec 13th, 17th & 19th.
The offertory for the school mission was made & on Michaelmas day and amounted to £17.19 & which with the Head Masters subscription amounts to £22.10
The Muse scholarship for this year has been won by J.S. Phillimore.
The following are the T.B.B. in the Sixth for Play Term 1888 S.C. Woodhouse Prin. Opp Ashburnham E. H. Marsh Rigauds S. Liberty Home Boarders Birch Rigauds H. C. Barnes Grants G. H. Fry Home-boarders N.B. The old “seventh” has been restored and the “under sixth” been abolished.
The captain and monitors for the ensuing year are A. R. Knapp Q.S. S.C. Woodhouse T.B. J.B.W. Chapman Q.S. F. Street Q.S. The heads of Houses being Grants H.C. Barnes Rigauds P. Weichard House-Boarders H.P. Edwards
The elections for 1888 were made as follows Trin Coll Camb Ch. Ch. Exhibitions J. I. Stirling T.B. S. V. Rolleston T.B. W. Grant-Wilsow T.B. C.L.C. Aveling Q.S. Triplett Exhibitions A.E. Balfour T.B. C.J.B. Hurst T.B. Triplett Gratuity A.A. Markham T.B.
I may have given an account of the alterations up School. The walls of the school room are pavelled with oak to about a quarter of their height, the names written above being kept as they were. The floor is formed of blocks of wood, on the same principle as the wood pavement in the…