Committee Members
No editor given
Old Pupils' Editor: Edith Lang
Secretary: Ruth Lamb
Treasurer: Nita Woodhouse
Form representatives:
Upper VI: Margaret Birley
Middle V: Gertrude Dawes, Millie Gumpert
Lower V: Rose Tindall
Upper IV: Maud Allison
Middle IV: Jane Parker, Agnes Tonge
Lower IV: Isabella Dewhurst
Upper III: Jessie Headinge
Lower III: Florence Fowkes
Intermediate: Ada Bennett
Upper II: K. Wilkinson, E Wilkinson
Editor's Letter
Comment from the Editor [unidentified], now an old girl, about the lack of support for the Magazine. Only about 12 people regularly sent in material for publication, a Christmas edition could not be issued because there were not enough articles, there is no VI Form editor and there are not enough representatives on the Magazine Committee.
Rozinante
In the Lane
Description of a country lane in Devon.
Alice Lamb
Uncle Gregory's Money
Story about a brother and sister who are left impoverished by their father but who find their uncle's hidden money.
No author
Miss Ferrier
Essay on the life of an unnamed early nineteenth century author.
Clarissimo
A Soliloquy
Essay on the problems of having a brother.
Rozinante
Holiday Sketches: the Seasons
Poetic description of the different seasons.
A. M. Lamb
Imitative Insects
Essay on insects which use camouflage.
Sappho
What to Read and How to Read
Essay on the value of wide and thorough reading.
Phyllis
A Happy Day
Description of working class children's visit to the seaside.
Sappho
Ethel
Poem about "sweet Ethel."
W. R.
Sailing, Sailing!
Story about a group of young people who go sailing while on holiday and become becalmed.
Justicia Priscilla
Friends
Essay on the importance and nature of school friendships.
Girls' Botanical Club
Descriptions of their excursion.
Names of the lectures which were given by members in their fortnightly meetings in the chemistry lab.
Rozinante
To a Harebell
Poem about a harebell which is a reflection of "God's great hand."
Rozinante
In the Cathedral
Poem about a cathedral at night.
Old Girls' Association
Discussion of the timing of the general meeting.
Recommendation that members sew garments for the poor during meetings.
Ada Kyllmann, previously Secretary, had resigned due to ill health and had been replaced briefly by Miss Rusden.
The name was changed from Old Pupils' Association to Old Girls' Association after Miss Harrison said that they had always prided themselves on being known as High School girls.
A picnic was planned for June.
The following have been elected to the Committee:
President: Edith Wilkinson
Secretary: Norah Lancashire
Treasurer: Beatrice Melland
Other members: Frances Bowring, Gertrude Pritchard, Maud Kelly, Nellie Gumpert, Mary Rusden, Fanny Leach, L Kellett, Annie Eastwood, Annie Rayner, Ruth Lamb, Bessie Harrison, Margaret Wroe.
The following performed in a concert: N Gumpert, F Bowring, F Arrowsmith, A. Melland, R Lamb, G Pritchard, A. M. Lamb.
Ruskin
Letter to Girls
Extract advocating "all you have shall be God's."
Quotation
Poem ridiculing girls who know Latin and Greek but can't sew.
Puzzles
Examples of puzzles
School News
The following were successful in the Cambridge Local Exams [details given]: M Lea, A Mullock, F Ledsham, H M Smith, E Andrew, E Fulton, L Peacock, S Robinson, A Tonge, A Porter, F Samuel, C Lonsdale, K Cavendish, E Dobson, S Schofield, M Gill, L Lanyon, R Tindall.
Amy Mullock achieved the highest mark in England in maths among junior girls.
All those who achieved first and second class junior honours in the Manchester centre were from Manchester High School.
Lawn Tennis Club
Note about how to join.