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July 9th, 10th, llth: Visits to “Pygmalion”.
July 9th, 10th: “Even the bravest men are frightened by sudden terrors.” —
Tacitus. 2nd Term Exam, began.
July 10th: Miss Pigram left for her overseas trip.
July 13th, 17th: Mr. Roberts—the inspector—visited us.
July 14th: Presentation of Crusader badges by Miss M. Wright.
July 20th, 24th: Exam, continued.
July 31st: 2nd Term Social.
August 1st: “There is nothing so dreadful as a great victory—except a great
defeat.” — Wellington.
Girls’ G.P.S. Sports held at the 'Gabba.
August 5th: Cadets left for Camp.
August 7th: August Holidays at last !
August 24th: School began again with the Term Service. Forms 6 and 4 were
addressed by Mr. Nommensen while Mr. Giezendanner ad
dressed Forms 5 and 3.
August 25th: “let them obey that know not how to rule !” — Shakespeare.
New prefects from 5th Form presented to parade.
September 1st: “How grand is victory, but how dear !” — Boufflers.
Kennedy triumphed over the other houses in the inter-house
sports.
September 2nd: School went to hear the Luton Girls’ Choir.
September 4th: Took part in the sports at the commencement of Gundoo Week.
September 7th: The religious instruction class was addressed by Mr. Campbell
representing the ‘Father and Son’ movement.
Se|dember 8th: Attended the Children’s Welcome to Princess Alexandra.
Always attracted by the charm of Australian men, our Royal
visitor had a special smile for Mr. Christensen.
September 9th: Were visited by Cavendish Road, Balmoral, and Camp Hill
for Four-Way Athletics Meet.
September 16th: “That which is not worth speaking, they sing.” — Beaumar
chais. — First practice for Speech Night Choir.
September 16th: “The spirit indeed is willing, but the flesh is weak."
Annual Cross Country Race.
Septeniber 18th: Primary Schools’ Athletics Meet on Council Oval.
And now, to those who are leaving —
Best wishes and Good-bye ! To those lucky
Ones who are coming back — an revoir !

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