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Grammar School Magazine Vol. XXIII. NOVEMBER, 1920. No. 62 BRISBANE GRAMMAR SCHOOL MAGAZINE GLOB PRITINGW()RSLI').,.Th-iI~t \N ~,lEL' S11*20 i.,.. * Brsbane Grammar Sc/soot Magazine. .I BRISBANE Grammar School Magazine. Index to No. 62, Vol. XXIII. Page Page School Institutions ... ... 5 Cadet Notes ... ... ... 45 ; Editorial ... ... ... 7 Library ... ... ... 46 Sir Samuel Gritlith ... ... 10 Gymnasium ... ... ... 47 Examination Successes ... 12 House Notes ... ... ... 47 Ihodes Scholar ... ... 13 ()ld Boys' Corner ......4 War Memorial ... ... ... :13 Mr. Harry Paynes ... ... 53 School Jubilee ..... ... .. 17 Mr J. J. ()'H-ara-W'od ... 53 Cricket Notes .. ... ... 2,, Births ... ... ... ., 4 4i Football Notes ... ... 2H Marriages ... ... ... 54 Athletics ... ... ... 35 )Deaths ... ...... ... ... 54 Rowing Notes ... ... 3! late. News ...... ... 55 Tennis No~s ... ... 42 I D. J. CLARKE AND MARRIOTT PNartaOetutral tt'-mits" FINNEYS OLD BUILDINGs. EDWARD STREET. URIsANI Advertisements . ll'c su~ply SCNOOL, KIT and . TYAVELING BAGS of every description. Price of lit lIag shcwn n sketch suitable for ca rryint.books, (tc. .I4in.,l 4 6; Illin.. 47 6; 1iin., ,/6; 20in., 11/ (side lock. I'rices of other sizes and imakes on aljl)lication Or 9n9 Cadlqe neaw on Islee -Phese 6li, L UHL & SONS, Ltd. Saddle and Harness Makers, QUEEN STREET, PETRIE BIGHT ATTENTION - 'JE thank you, Boys, both big and little, for the su),port accorded to our Firm for 1lhe padst 12 monlths, and trust it may continue. llglh-dass Pocket Cutlery hIis be. diflicult to j)ro:ure lately, but w\;In frteli st, as usual, with tlh Jest Sttck iii thie cit\, I so firstclass S,cissors, Scout Klnives. <,(: Gillette t A o-Srop Safely Raers (22/4 each) art always suitable for I'resents to seniors w ho hlve done their "grind." and going to face life's bat tie ; so donl't forget our Store is conmplete with everything in that line; also 1hades, ': Always glad to see any of you when in the city. 'B. G. WILSON, I ON ONGERlS -' - ilEEN ST., IBRISBANE Brisbane Grammar School Magazine. 5 School Institutions SPORTS' MASTER ... ... ... ... MR. S. STEPHENSON HON. TREASURER ... ... ... ... MR. S. \V. I'P:NNYCUICK CRICKET CAPTAIN ... ... ... ... A. R. FRASER FOOTBALL CAPTAIN ... ... ... ... R. E. BITEMAN i TENNIS CAPTAIN ... ... ... ... A. R. RASER ROWING CAPTAIN ... ... ... ... R. C. HOOPER COMMITTEh.-MR. S. STEPHENSON, A. i. FRASER, I. E. BATEMAN, R. C. HooPER, J. G. HARGREAVES, A. B. CARVOSSO, S. A. TROUT, \V. \V. THOMSONS. )DELEGATE TO Q.L.T.A. ... ... ... MI. W. F. SWYNNY SECRETARY SECoIARY SCHOO(I.S' A.SOCIATION M.R. N. S. CO(NNAL CAPTAINS.--F oobal/ . lind, S. N. ;.AYDON ; IIIrl, H. F. LANE; IVth, R. S. STErPiHNsns • Vthi, J. LiSSNER. H.G.S. .1aga:ine. \ ,;': HoN.ORARY MANA';i ... ... ... MR. A. J. MAsN EDITOR ... ... .. ... S. A. TROUT J'refects : J. RA.YMOND., J. NICKLIN, .1I B. K.LA.AssEN D. A. LAVLr. ' librarians: N. L. KR:.LV, H. C. N:i.s').. (aidit C( .' COMMANDING OFFIcER GI'TH 1A:TI\..I N, '.THI IN- FANTF.Y RL';I.MI NT ... ... CAPrT IN F. S. N. B,)s. I-: - E. CO .MI'ANy i1i( ti'n 17, I, 1I, 20;. A OMPANY C(OMMANDER ... ... ... CAPTAIN A.. J.J.MA ,)N SECONDI) IN COMMAND ... .. ... L!I:UT. BlIAGiINI C.S.M. ........ ...... ... R I H \K.IsON C. .M .S. ... ... ... .. .. I>. R . T No. 17 IPLATOoN. 'l \AT)ON CO(:lMMl.\xi):I . ........ 2N -I.!ur'T. F. A. \\'AT:oN Pl ATOON SL l.lANT ... ... ... A . .\'c.\IH .LD SECTION CoM .IMANi' I' ... ( ,u'S iV. M1. H \v', , 1). H. lIv-::. T )( . ,I N o . I S I '. SATOON COMMANii ... ..... 2)N -i.::r'T. .A F. Sil!R.; : SECTION CoMMANDI. S .. ... 'sKi', 1 ... 1. ,I';KV, S. A, ['R' T N t. I.II i i\D ) i . PLAT)OON C(OMMANDlK ... ... 2. I,:I rr. IE M. \ I.I.\ MS 'N SiLtI'I N (< MM.\X .1)'t . I !.'. N ' i' ' ' \.. V ,. l':;N , i-I| " N o. 21i 1'. %o )N. *1 S TrION .()',.i\\')!-i<-s4,iIs.. ! ()!\ , \ . 1 ). ' I-&I. '\;.;. : x;n.. iN. 2'.: ". r\oY. ()FI'.R C(OMMA.\N >\IN ;. ... ... I l.I :T f. E. M1. 1:.ll:: C .S.M . ...... ... ... ... ) " It , ;I i, (. M .S. ... .. ..... .. H. )i;i. i< " uN . .I. 21 1u1% 1,),. PLATOON COMM.ANMI ...A . J Nil T.t ( . ' . [.1MAltil.l1 L ,' SECTION (',OMM.\ I RSN .. , '. ;-1 C . ! \\'.IS!1 . \ (', 1 : :,,. '?, N . 1. F T.) :. N . I. K ,.:i iv., Pl ATOO.N CoMM.-In ... ... "N l- l-:n, I. ;. 11 \ ,Il \ SECTION COMMANDII ')|Shol. (. \. likiAN, 1). ln->. \\'. i SM I I. BAND SIERGEANT ... .. ... ... I. R. C. \\Ti Drunif't : CO' I' A I)iR.S >N.* Illglcrs : C '-1. HEM.MING, W . C Ha>. s..S. INII. <7 , Ifi.;il i i hi.( / . COMMANDERS MKR, I. :AlI..IEN, MR. J. J. BETTS (Physaltl Exercises) A^ B.G.S.O.B.A.-.I7/i. .Ser. ,tn.d Tirca>. M I. .J.( NO\'I.AN, lrisl).;ne tiraii n tr School, or ' Hilbury." Orin:ond Strcet, Ascot. 6 ,dorass'smas. 6" 1 i ORIENTAL TEA ( PROP . L ~ I Walson, Ferguson &Co. Lid. Impoile 8 of Books, Slationery, Fancy Goods, &c., QUEEN STREET, BRI S B A N E V. F. & Co. lad. stock all Educational Works used in Private and Grammar Sch,,,ls and supply them at special prices to pupils. ALSO Bookbinders, Llhographers, L terpress Printers, Engraiers, D~e Sinkers, 6 c., Factory: STANLEY ST., SOUTH BIRISBANE W' F. &Co. Lid. Systems I)ept. Card I.ooc Leaf Fiing, uiallte for il.pofessions and businesses. All information given at ourit Queen Street premies. Brisbane Grammar School MAGAZINE Published Twice a Year Vol. XXIII NOVEMBER, 1920 No. 62 Subscriptions. 2s. 01. per annu:n or 24. 31. posted "re payable to the Business Manager. Mr. A. J. MAsoN. Boys' Grammar School. Tile Editor will welcome contributions or correspondence from present or past members of the School. Subscribers are requested to inform the Busin .s Manager of any - chinge of address. Editorial THE midsummer vacation is approaching; but before us now .', loo:n up the Public Examinations, both Senior and Junior. This year has been a most interrupted one. The formation of a guard of honour for General Birdwood, the Prince, and the Governor- General, and the prepartion for the two school functions have caused a considerable loss of time. In spite of this, we have every confidence that our candidates will uphold the reputation of the School, and that the Senior boys will annex a fair share of the Scholarships offered. Owing to a scarcity of football matches, the season finished earlier than usual. Reviewing the matches, it can be said that the Firsts have had a fairly successful season. At the beginning of the year they did not do what was expected of them, but they showed marked improvement after the issue of the last Magazine. In the Grade matches they defeated Gregory Terrace (53-0), and were defeated by Ipswich (9-0) ;:nd Nudgee (8-2). In the inter- School matches they defeated Ip.wich (9-6) and Southport (28-0). ; nd were defeated by Nudgee (12-0), and Toowoomba (9-3). They were unsuccessful in a match against the Old Boys during Jubilee celebrations. After midwinter Carson and McCoombe left, and Batema.n, R. E. was unable to play, owing to an injured knee. ' Hargreaves filled the |position of captain. The Honour Caps this year were won by R. E. Bateman, best back ; J. C. Dent, best forward ; S. A. Trout, next best player. A special one was awarded to J. G. Hargreaves. Congratulations to these four, and also to those who obtained colours. They were :-Backs: W. C. 8 Brisbane Grammar School Magazine. Patterson, R. E. Bateman,. S. A. Trout, C. S. Billington, J. G. Hargreaves, S. E. Isaacs; forwards: J. C. Dent, J. Nicklin, W. Wilson, J. B. Klaassen, A. R. East. The Second XIII. have this year won, for the third time in succession, the Premiership of their grade. They suffered the usual luck of a Second XIII., in losing men to fill vacancies in the Firsts; McCoombe, Foxton and Bateman were called upon. In spite of this loss, the Seconds won six matches and drew one. They were trained by Mr. Connal, and we desire to express our appreciation of his untiring efforts in coaching them to victory. This year, the Shield, presented by Mr. Bousfield for com- petition airong the Lower School Forms, for all round play, was won by IID. Congratulations to the form on its all round abiitv, and also to the coaches, A. B. Carvozso and J. C. Dent, who ably helped them on to victory. The Annual Athletic Sports were held on Friday, 17th September, and despite the rain, the officials carried most oi the programme through in a most efficient manner. The rest of the events were decided on the Turf on Tuesday, 21st. The " Courier " Cup, for the Champion Athlete, was won by W. \. Tho.nson. with J. G. Hargreaves runner-up. A. R. East won the 440 Yards Championship; S. A. Trout won the 220 Yards Champion-hip; and J. G. Hargreaves won the 100 Yards Championship. R. pratten won the Under 16 Championship, and W. M. Coates won the Under 14 Championship. The third Annual Sports' Meeting of the Queensland Secondary Schools' Association w.,s held on the Exhibition Ground, on Saturday, 23rd September. Southport were unable to co:npete, and thus seven schoo's conm- peted. The Shield was won by Nudgee College (45 points) ; the School was second with 14 points. Thomnson showed up promin- ently, while East and Hargreaves obtained places. Colours were awarded to Thomson, Hargreaves, East, Trout, Bateman, R.
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