Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The St. Andrew's College Review: Christmas, 1919
Of the review, in general, to contributions from present Andreans, so that while an occasional article may be sought fr om a master or old boy, subsequent issues will resemble the present, in that'the the writers will be the boys themselves. By following this policy it is hoped that the contents will be more representative of the school itself, and not the work Of a chosen few. It is indeed with relief that we break away from the many war features, which of necessity appeared in the past issues of the review. As our readers will remember, extracts from the letters Of Old Boys formed an interesting additionto our war number. We feel now, however, that we are justified in devoting our space to less heroic but happier themes.
Like hundreds of other Andreans, Mr. Church, obeying the call to duty, left his post as a master Of the Lower School to join the Tanks. His period of service was not very long, and with the declaration Of peace he returned to the school to assume duties on the Upper House staff. He was indeed missed.
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