Committee and Officers
Chairman: Miss Burstall
Staff reps: Miss Slater and Miss Smale
OGA reps: Edith Bell and Nettie Schlesinger
Seniors rep: Jessie Clarkson
VI rep: Mabel Huxley
Co-opted: Mrs Tout
Secretary: Miss Tafel
Treasurer: Miss Pollard
Editor: Miss Burstall
Sub-editors: Jessie Clarkson and Adela Pankhurst
School news editor: Lucy Geiler
OGA news editor: Miss Bell
Editorial
Many of the contributions are now on "lighter themes."
Sara A Burstall
Whitsuntide in the Alps
Description of Miss Burstall's journey across Belgium, down the Franco-German border to Lucerne, her visits to the areas around Lucerne and to a secondary school there.
No Author
A Dialogue between a Daisy and a Brook
Story in which a daisy and a stream tell each other about their experiences.
No Author
A Treasure Trove [from the German]
Poem about digging up a plant.
No Author
A Lancashire Lad on the War on South Africa
Story about a soldier's philosophical attitude to war.
Mary McNicol
A School Journey to Cambridge
Description of a visit to Cambridge by C Coignou and four pupils including a visit to the Newnham Chemical Laboratory and dinner in the college.
F. M. S
A Visit to Girton, 27 May 1901
Description of a visit to Girton college where they met old girls, Connie Taylor and Lizzie Edwards.
No Author
The Romany Life
Poem about the freedom of a gypsy life.
Adela C M Pankhurst
A King's Son
Story about a prince who gives up his claim to the throne to become a fisherman.
H J
Tempus Fugit, a Reverie
Story about a girl who can't sleep on the night before her university finals.
No Author
Our First Cycling Tour; A Dramatic Episode
Story about an over-ambitious cycle journey.
Marion Dore
The Nautilus Shell
Poem about a shell with a pearl.
No Author
Where Klutz Took Me, A Dream
Story about a girl who has a dream in which her cat takes her to see a witch who threatens to punish her for not working well in school.
Mabel Harrop [Mid III]
Saved from Death by a Dog
Story about a girl who is caught in the snow and saved by a dog.
TWO [sic]
An Oxford Pilgrimage
Description of a visit by Sara Burstall and Miss Smale with five pupils to Sommerville College and visits to other colleges.
No Author
The Parks in Oxford
Poem describing the landscapes around Oxford.
University Successes
Details given of the following university successes:
Owens College, Victoria University: Gertrude Dean, Eva Dodge, Mary Hartley, Maggie Davison, Grace Wigglesworth, Hilda Johnstone, Dorothy Holme.
Newnham College, Cambridge: Constance Taylor, Helen Lamb, Edith Smith, Maud Wahltuch.
Oxford University: Irene Knowles.
Glasgow University: Hilda Macalpine.
Scholarships
Details given of scholarships awarded to the following: Jessie Clarkson, Dorothy Holme, Eva Dodge, Ethel Harvey.
Appointments
Details given of appointments of the following: Helen Fisher, Miss Woodhouse.
Royal Drawing Society of Great Britain and Ireland
At the annual exhibition the following received awards [details of drawings given]: Constance Moakes, Rosie Bauerkeller, Kathleen Davison, Jessie Evans, Margaret Cannan, Dora Bauerkeller, Dorothy Dearden, Nellie Meadows.
Society of Shorthand Teachers
The following were successful in the Society�s exams [details given]: Marguerite Sunderland, Mabel Smith, Edith Hewitt, Maude Bailey, Gwen Cooper, Lucy Dook.
R Sunderland
Scripture Union
A branch of the Scripture Union has been set up with the following officers:
President: Miss Smale
Secretary: Edith Wainwright
Description of first meeting led by Sara Burstall and of the address given by Miss Wrigley.
Longfellow Evening
Description of the Evening including the poems read. The guests were Prof Wilkins, Miss Moakes. The participants were Mrs Byron Cooper, Miss Burstall, Mary Hewitt [Senior Prefect], Isabel Morris, Zillah Smith, Dora Allen.
An Onlooker
The Gymnasium Display
Detailed description of the display organised by Miss Bourne.
Elizabeth's England
Review of a performance of a play written by Judge Parry.
Marriages
The marriages of the following have been announced: Edith Hamer, Beatrice Talent, Grace Robilliard.
Inspection
The inspection was conducted by Prof Withers.
Exams
Numbers given of entries for the Victoria Preliminary Exams.
School exams were held, different subjects [details given] were examined under the supervision of Sara Burstall, Miss Smale, Miss Adamson, Miss Slater, Miss Patterson, Miss Coignou, Miss Hiles.
Number of Pupils
There are 405 pupils.
Elizabeth Day
Elizabeth Day visited Manchester and attended on Old Girls' Association party given by Madame Alice Lamb [Mrs B Scott] and the Secretary Miss Esther Jones.
Hilda Macalpine
College Letter, Queen Margaret Hall, Glasgow University
Description of the Jubilee celebrations at the college.
Hockey
Some of the First Hockey Team are teaching the game to pupils in Upper II during the lunch hour.
Fives
The game is very popular. The current champions are Lucy Sternfeld, Lucie Geiler, Ethel Greengrass.
Tennis
The champions are Ethel Greengrass, Lucie Geiler, Mary McNicol, Gertrude Geiler, Mattie Shepherd, Agnes Taylor.
Results of matches given
Description of the organisation of the League Tournament which will be held later in July and which has been won by the school during the last two years.
First Violin
The Orchestral Class
Appeal for support for the orchestral class led by Miss Edith Robinson.
School Calendar
Dates of school events.