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81 Mr. Crockett attended the Intermediate Celebration at
Ilampden-Sidney College in February.
\Ycdnesday, March 15, examinations began.
Thursday, :March 16, Bishop Darst, of East Carolina, con- ducted services in the Langhorne }.femorial Chapel, using as his text: St. J olm, 5 :4-5.
Pierce, ~[onroe, and Sheild were forced to leave school before the examinations because of ill health 1·esulting from overwork. We are very glad that they have been able to return.
nfarch lV, Mr. Beach went to Charlottesville for the week- end. On the same date the editor of this column stopped with friends at t1Je University, and much to his relief fotmd the school still here upon his return.
\Yednesday :March 23, school closed for Easter vacation.
Wednesday, Ma1·ch 30, our troubles begin again.
Saturday, April 3, Dr. Pendleton announced the appoint- ment of W. R. Duke to the honors of counselorship. You just can't keep a good man down.
Mr. Tucker has appointed a Field Day Committee con- sisting of the following boys, to arrange for a Field Day to be held·at theY. ~f. C. A. Island, Thursday, April 14:
Cuthbert, Houghton, S. 'Wilson, Terry, Hitchcock, Nash, and G. S. Brown.
Sunday, April 14, Bishop J ett held a confirmation service in the Langhorne Memorial Chapel. The following boys