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'lhe other is the improvement in the defence of the team as a whole,
bur especially of the backs. shown by the rally oI poinrs scored asainst.
which is 120 below thar of rhe previous yeir,s tiam.
Next season, the team must be much more determined. and
resolvc 6rsr to win rhe ball, and secondly ro use it before the opposirion
can regain possession.
Sixth Forrn Society
Since the last issue of the Southwellian the Sixth Form Socierv
has been reasonably active, although it has not been able to ofier iti
undeniably effcient services to the Garden Fete and other school
activities, due to their absence from the curriculum this year.
Papers have been presented on a wide diversity of subjects,
rilging from Islam", through "Impressions of Jugoslavia'i, rc
"Venical Take-off Aircraft". We
-ro-our
are also indebred leained
visiting lecrurers, bur in panicular ro Mr. J. K. B. Ball., B.A. for
his praclically demonsrrated leclure on "Bee Keeping".
The visits of the society have been as diverse and almost as
numerous as the papers, since we have visited such places as Boots.
the new Playhouse, Stoke Bardolph Sewage Vorks -and the Assize
LOUrtS.
The Society has evolved a "new, improved" streamlined constiturion
from the one devised last year. This was due mainly to the Societv
becoming tired with "Vhere I went for my holidays!' lectures.
\V'ith this "new" constitution we hope to function amidst
luxurious surroundings in the new school jusi as well if nor better as
we have done, in the past, with the old constitution in that,,crumblins
pile", the old school.
D, J. F. KING
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D. A. C. BORRETT I Secretaries
D. !r. PRYER I
S.M.G.S. Railway Society
Summet 1962-1964
During the last two years the society has had somewhat mixed
suceess, bur while perhaps few in numbers it is certainly nor Iackins
in enterprise, e,g. rhe wide variery of trips and excursions over these
last two years. On July 25th, 1962 the society visited various motive
power depots in I-ondon (Stratford, Hither Green, etc.) and in spite
of 'heavy' weather was compensated by the large number'of locomoiive
types seenJ most of them steam. The traditional November half-term
visit that year was to Birmingham (7 installations visited) and our
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Total at presenr 54
lst Class with cord 3
lst Class z
2nd Class 23
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