Editorial
There was a government inspection of the school, the first one for 6 years. The Board of Education sent a letter of congratulation to Miss Burstall.
Miss Burstall, Prof Tout and Mr Latham have been ill but have recovered.
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The Royal and Ancient Game
Description of a female player's first round of golf.
Ethel Oppenheimer [II Upper]
An Ideal City
Description of Heaven.
W A Riley
St Kentigern
Description of the work of St Kentigern in the 6th century.
J S D [An Old Girl]
Respicio sine Luce
Poem about perseverance.
Ethel Morris [III Upper A]
Biography of our Dog Jurby
Description of a dog's life in Rusholme including references to Miss Knight�s school.
A M Scott [VI Seniors]
A Girls' School in the Past
Description of a private school run by "Miss Primrose and Miss Priscilla."
Florence G Evans [V A]
The Curfew
Poem about forgiveness.
Ruth Bailey [IV Upper]
In the Hall of a Feudal Castle
Description of a medieval feast.
Nesta Perry [Seniors]
Robin Thoughts
Stories about robins.
The Lady Farmers
Description taken from a South African newspaper of the farm owned by Miss Steedman once a science teacher at the school and now Head of the High School at Bloemfontein.
Doris Mudie and Doris Ware
Founders' Day
Verbatim accounts of the speeches. Prof Tout paid tribute to Miss Day and others who helped to establish the school.
The guest speaker, Canon Simpson spoke of the meaning of democracy.
Miss Burstall gave a vote of thanks and paid tribute to the work of Dorothea Beale, Frances May Buss and Elizabeth Day.
W Barlow
Miss Mary Dendy's Address on 17 February
Description of the school for less able children at Sandlebridge.
The Head Mistress
References to Miss Burstall's activities in presenting prizes at Prize Days and giving lectures [details given].
The Staff
Miss Ethel Willis and Miss Portway are leaving. Miss Bourne is having a term in America.
Gymnastics
The third annual inter-form drill competition took place and was won by IV Upper A. The School Eight are G Bateman, E Spafford, W Bedson, M Fulton, N Flynn, D Barrow, D Hale, M Walker.
Molly Fulton won the Dixon Cup.
Golden Rule Society
It has been decided to make 1,000 items for charity this year.
The Masque of Time
The school has received a copy of the play, The Masque of Time by Hugh Mytton.
Basket Ball
The school has been divided into senior and juniors to play basket ball and Miss Willis has given a smaller version of the cup she has already given.
Captain Muir
Captain Muir of the Western Command visited the school and was particularly interested in Remedial gymnastics.
Dr Chisholm
Dr Chisholm has continued to give lectures to mothers on health.
Mock Election
A mock election was held [details given], the parties were represented by G Cocks, D Hale and A Scott.
Gift of Lancastrian Ware Pottery
Mr Burton has given 60 vases of Lancastrian ware to the school. They are made by Pilkington Potteries and have been placed in various rooms [details given].
A T P
Gap Cottage
The school has acquired a cottage in which girls can practice housekeeping skills.
N H P
The Grand Piano
A grand piano has been given to the school anonymously through Miss Harrison. It is in the Hall
[N H P are the initials of Nesta Perry]
School Successes
Details given of the successes of the following:
Girton College: Ada Stevens, Annie Ellis
London University: Gertrude Entwistle, Eugenia Wainwright
News of Old Girls
Information given about the following: Rosa Bauerkeller, Margaret McGregor, Mildred Cadness, Helen Barker, Elsie Redfern, Dorothy Goodwin
Birth
A birth is announced to Julius [sic] Frith [nee Guli Nash].
Marriages
The marriages of the followed have been announced: Ruth Scott, Eva Fleeson, Hilda Agard, Grace Ashworth, Rebecca Marks, Gertrude Geiler, Ethel Broomhead
Lillie Burton [Secretary]
Field Club 1910-1911
Papers were read by the following: Miss Moakes, Miss Moore, Dr Edgar, Gladys Bateman, Bessie Fulton, Essie [sic] Levin, Hilda Burton, Fanny Aronsberg, Gertrude Cocks, Jean de Picciotto, Nesta Perry, Edith Webb, Winifred Royle, Hilda Morris, Florence Evans, Kate Learmouth, May Walker
Gertrude Cocks [Secretary]
Report of the Golden Rule Society
Description given of items made and sent to the Nurses' Home in Ardwick, Miss Dendy's Home and the Baird St Infant School. Miss Mellor has replaced Miss Ethel Willis in running the Society. Miss Dendy gave a talk on her Home.
M Bowman [Secretary]
Classical Society
Committee:
President: Miss Burstall
Vice Presidents: Miss Lilley, Miss Dendy, Miss Ewart, Rachel Boullen, Judith Jacobs, Winifred Riley
Treasurer: Margaret Scott
Secretary: Margaret Bowman
Lectures [details given] were given by Miss Ewart and Prof Conway. Girls from the Classical Society at Withington attended one of the meetings.
Margaret Riley [Seniors]
Seniors' Miscellaneous Society
There was a whist drive which several mistresses attended. Miss Friend and the Cookery School provided ice cream. Prizes [details given] were won by Fraulein Kannenberg, M Rosenblum, Miss Ewart, G Entwistle.
At a meeting, members worked on Golden Rule projects. Miss Ewart read to them.
A meeting of games was held to celebrate the success of three girls in the Cambridge Scholarship Examination, Miss Ewart and Miss Nuttall were present.
Nesta Perry [Hockey Captain]
Hockey
Results of matches given. Comments on the standards of play.
The First Team is [the * indicates those who have the silver hockey stick brooch]:
*D Barber
*B Fulton
*N Perry
*W Bedson
*D Hale
*M Quayle
*E Findlay
A Green
*E Spafford
*M Fulton
D Fox
The team regrets the loss of Sallie Lowe who has left school.
E Spafford [Captain]
Basket Ball
Results given of the Basket Ball League tournament which the school won.
M Bowman
Fives
Fives has been played "with much energy this term" but matches within school need to be played more promptly.