St Lukes School - Oak Yearbook (Wayne, PA)

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out-door work, got all athletics in good working order, with plenty of candidates, our prospects seemed unusu- ally bright. The first baseball game, on the twenty-eighth of April with Central Manual, was also the first game in the Princeton Cup Series, which promises to add greater interest and more increased rivalry than usual to the baseball season. Being our first game, we hardly knew what our team would do, and when at the beginning of the ninth inning the score was 2 to 1 in our favor, it seemed as if the game was ours, but the visiting team made two lucky hits and scored three runs, thus winning out amid great excitement. The Annual Relay Races at Franklin Field were held on the twenty-ninth of April and although every man did his best, we ha.d to be satisfied with third place. May will be a busy month at St. Luke's this year for out of thirty-one days we have twenty-eight filled with either a baseball game, tennis match, or track meet. An Interscholastic Golf Tournament will be held at Bala on the fifth, sixth and seventh of june. St. Luke's expects to be represented and hopes to do herself justice. june is always an eventful month for schools and colleges. It is the educational harvest time, and for us, who are so soon to leave our school home, the most important of all. The final exams, the Sixth Form Dinner, the spreads, the baccalaureate sermon, the Closing Day Exercises and the Dance are all in store for us. The year soon to end has been a happy one, how happy none of us can quite realize till it has past forever into our life history. We shall always look back upon it with pleasure, and those of us who are so soon to leave St. Luke's forever, do so with a feeling of envy for those who are privileged to return in the autumn. FINIS. Ill

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