1913 School Magazine

Brisbane Girls' Grammar School, December. 1913.

sented by Dr . Brockway early in the year . Old pupils will be glad to hear news of Miss Wilkinson, who sent by last mail interesting post caras from Wiltshire, where she was then staying after a sojourn in Cumberland among the Lakes, befor e going on to Devonshire. The advent of the magazine may help to brighten the last quarter, which is always a kind of nightmare, with its Senior and Junior examinations, not to mention lhe annual insp2ction and the

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E have the honour 6~ W ushering in the first school magazine of the

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B.G.G.S., and hope that many will help its infant steps by enthusiastic

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support and by literary contributions, so that we may be as proud' of , tOle magazine as with just cause we are of the school, whic'h has long passed the days of its childhood. On th'e last .day of February every year, we cele-

Girls' Grammar School, Gregory Terrace.

J:>rate its .foundation, of which, in a, later number ,ve may, perhaps, giv~ an account. On special days we fly now our hand- some Union Jack, which was unfurled for the firsL time last year by the Go- vernor-General, Lord Denman. The story of the school life of this year may be gathered from the Form and Sports Notes . The school rejoined the Schools' Assoc:iation this year, and was successful in winning the Brockway Cup, which, together with small sou- v enir cups to the winners, was pre-

Chir;stmas examina tions- and this just when we are all in a 'melting mood.' We should like to wish success to the 'Women 's Coll ege, about to be in- augurated, with the hope that some of our girls will 'be able to take advantage of . its opportunities" and to ,concIud:e with heartiest good wishes for success to candidates for University and .other examinations, ana. to those who are leav- ing school (with which they can still keep in touch: by joining the Old Girls' Association); and to all we wish a happy hol~day " a fter long striving'."·