Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The St. Andrew's College Review: Mid-Summer, 1921
But after supper when the light is beginning to lower comes the peaceful lull which seems to have been made for a breathing space; but soon the noisy bell again calls us to study, and our books give us one last period of work for the day.
Any Saturday afternoon when a game is scheduled on the College campus, one may see crowds watching the contending teams. The side lines present many a bizarre color scheme, while under a tree sits the score keeper, - the man of many secrets. From the Side terrace the Headmaster dressed in the white of summer, watches the game with interest. Over yonder the tuck-shop is doing a large business selling ice cream and ginger-ale. Win or lose, our team is in it for the spirit of the game, and the school is heartily behind it to the last boy.
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