Thomas Hanbury School Old Girls Hold Reunion Avery appropriate, interesting Jand widely attended function took place at the Thomas Hanbury School for on the evening of Thursday, November, 22. A farewell retunlon of the Oid Girls of the School was the occasion for this function.
It was noticed that among the 100 Old Girls present, there were one or two who had been pupils of the school some forty years ago, in fact at its foundation.
This meeting was made possible by the untiring efforts and able organization of two old pupils, Mrs. Annie Wagner and. Miss" J
Acting Headmistress. The present staff and matrons of the school and members of the fifth and sixth forms were the guests of the Old Girl.
'A. souvenir, in the form of a shield which is to be competed for each year by the classes, is to be presented to the school from the Old Girls. This shield is to be awarded for the highest points gained in class work, sports, good conduct and that clreumneatness. Mrs. Wegener explained
stances the not reads Mrs. Wegener explained silver trophy, but that it was a lacquer one in the schoo! colours, namely emerald green with a gold border, with the letters T.-H. S. raised in the centre.
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