Brentwood College Magazine Editorial ALTHOUGH the skies are still dark and the waters rough, there seems a general feeling abroad that Brentwood has come through the trough of k the depression ; that the worst of the storm is over and that soon we shall be sailing under more prosperous conditions. Numbers throughout the year have been very low, varying between twenty- five and twenty-eight, but it is satisfactory to note that the average age of the School has been considerably reduced, so that the majority of our number will be returning next September In spite of difficulties, we have carried on with all the normal School activ- ities except cri cket, which became impossible owing to the demands which rowing made on the available numbers. Instead, we have concentrated on track and tennis, with satisfactory results, which should bear greater fruit next year. The chief change introduced into our normal routine this year has been the substitution of an hour ' s school each day before breakfast during the summer term in place of those rather somnolent post-prandial periods when everybody was wishing himself out in the fresh air and sunshine. Partly owing to the glorious weather we have had, this scheme has proved an unqualified success and will no doubt become a permanent institution. School Notes We congratulate the headmaster and Mrs. Ellis on the birth of a daughter on June 21st. The squash courts were seriously damaged by a falling tree in a heavy gale just before Christmas. They have been repaired and are now read y for play. The Prefects this year were G. H. Davidson, T. E. Kelley and K. Philip. sfc sjc «jc j{c The Reference Library in the Reading Room has continued to grow under the care of the chief librarian, T. Kelley, and his able assistants, Kidd and Symons. Our thanks are due to Archdeacon Dewdney, Mrs. Gale and S. P. Birlev for gifts of books, and to Kelley, Newcomb and Lamb for loaning books during the year. We still need more books for this library We offer our sympathy to A. B. Duncan in the serious illness which has kept him away from school during the year. We hope to see him back here in Sep- tember. Page Three
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