Committee Members
Editor: Margaret Taylor
Old Girls' Editor: Edith Lang
Treasurer: Emily Baker
Secretary: Dorothy Cornish
Form representatives
Seniors: Maggie Lea, Maud Vernon
Upper VI: Millie Gumpert
Lower VI: Rose Tindall
Upper V: Jessie Headridge
Lower V: Janet Harlowe
Upper IV: Ada Corbett
Middle IV: Nina Wahltuch
Lower IV: Lilian Hollingworth
Upper III: Grace Mellin
Middle III: Rose Davidson
Lower III: Lena Booth
Betsy Jane
The Gem of the Jubilee
Description of the Jubilee exhibition in Manchester.
Rosinante
An Allegory
Poem about a shepherdess who follows a stream in search of the sea. An allegory for a girl's journey through life.
Rosinante
A Dream
Poem in which the poet wants to carry on dreaming.
Slowcoach
Whit Week in Manchester
Description of the Whit Walks in Manchester and working class people's visits to the countryside during Whit week.
Betsy Jane
An English County
Descriptions of different kinds of people in an unnamed English county.
Sappho
Stanzas a la Byron: A Parody
Poem about the prospect of exams.
Morjus Major
The Kindergarten. Part I, Who founded it and what it does for woman
Essay on the early life of Frederick Frobel and the importance of training for motherhood.
Rosinante
Lines
Poem on music in nature.
Vera
A Rainy Day in the Holidays
Essay on what to do on a wet day.
Nannie Dowman
Old Girls' Association
The Committee was elected:
President: Fanny Harrison
Vice President : Frances Bowring
Treasurer: Mary Wroe
Secretary: Lily Harrison
Reporter: Nannie Dowman
Other members: Edith Anstruther, Nelly Baker, Janie Beggs, Eva Cohen, Carrie Coignou, Mary Eccles, Bessie Harrison, Janie Heap, Hilda Hughes, Lucy Kellett, Maud Kelly, Beatrice Melland, Sarah Nall, Annie Rayner, Janie Robinson, Mary Roby, Grace Taylor, Edith Wilkinson, Nita Woodhouse, Janie Worthington.
Miss Turnball was at the meeting.
E Day gave a tour of the new Prep accommodation.
Molly Lamb sang several solos.
Reform Society
Miss Ingall gave a lecture on choosing a good book.
A lecture was given on Apparitions.
School News
The new wing was opened. There is accommodation for the Prep on the ground floor and they have moved there from Oxford Rd. On the first floor there is a chemistry lab and lecture room. Visitors were shown round and there was entertainment by the Prep.
There have been two extra holidays for the visit to Manchester of the Prince and Princess of Wales to see the exhibition and Jubilee Day.
Beatrice Holme has achieved exam success at Girton [details given].
Miss England married and left.
Miss Eves has taken Miss England's place as Natural Science teacher.
Margaret Nesbit has married.
The Tennis Club has begun again. A new area has been added to the playground. Elsie Windsor is the Tennis Club Secretary.