1918 School Magazine

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GRL' GAIMAR SCHOOL MAGQAZI~. PYece Demonstrations.

December, 1918.

Like most f the wrtl, the Gramart Shool has had its deonration of excitement ad joy as the nsr caie through of the sturrndr of one after anrother of our country 's foes. The news it it was puihed duig school h~or, was told to the grls in slm by the mitmrese, and it was most thrillingl to hearr howr clas-rooaf ter class-room took uip the clapping, For Bulgai's surrner, we wrere gien, a hlf holiday; wen Turktey capitulatd, the girls wrere gvea lesoan off, and many of theum went downe to the publi meting in Market Squae;i but, ofesuruef, the ret event wase Germany's aeeptaneeof~ the term, of thre Armistlee. WRe sortainy were a little prbvlous in our rjolig, for we belerd the newsr that uw published -o Frida, Nro. her t, but as we erred In comlpany with most of the rest of Ausralia and Auiere, we wren 't at all ashamned of ourslves. On the morig after the news was oficially amnuneed, the

whol school smbed In te Hall, and froma there theyj mar~Cd out, sltd the iag, and then wet on to the Boys' Shool Her, I the Hall, ere assembd both Scoo, ppils and staff, wle Mr. WooboekL, Chran of Tm- tos, was on the platform. Prayes .f thnks- giJi w~re renra, thre Doxology and the "N~tional Antheml" welre sung; sheets wre gien agi. ad yt agi, ad Aal, Mr. Usmiald and Mr. 9oolsoek aresed the as- semlap Then both shoos wre disissled for the day. In the aftrnoo, the Girl' School tech part In the soeson fromr the Qua to the Uzhltlon Groud and ver me they lookd with their standrd before them, on whicr was danr th School sot and motto. On raebl- ig at Scool te net mri, theyJ wre tod thart ther old be no moare schol that ee. hutr wole days hlday?~ They wrished Pas. Deonsrtios were a mnltly prformanc.

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