HIGH SCHOOL JUBILEE

Taranaki Daily News, 6 November 1934, Page 11

HIGH SCHOOL JUBILEE

APPEAL MADE TO OLD GIRLS. Preparations for the New Plymouth Girls’ High School jubilee are now well under way. A new old girls' register has been compiled and gir-culat’S have now been sent to all ex-pupils who can be traced.. Great difficulty has been experienced in tracing the cpfregt addresses of many old girls and the committee states it would be a great help if any ex-pupil who has, pqt, yet ’»?- ceivo.d UU inyitetion-eircular wqtdd teße tify the committee at, onqe, Later in the year a second circular is to be sent out reporting progress and giving final details about the jubilee celebrations. * Already a great number of letters has been received from old girls stating that they will be at New Plymouth next Paster for the jubilee. Many ex-teachers are doing all in their power to be present. Mrs. Baker-Gabb, “the second headmistress, is tekin§'a great interest in the proceedings and intends to be present. . Mrs, Baker-Gabb left the school in 1896. The fynd fpj tee jubilee hell that fold girls are presenting ,to the sschgoL is -t slpwly accumulating and a speoial cqm.- • mittee has been formed tq 8Q flosely intp. the question of-purchasing-thobelt-The committee thanks all thdgg Who have already cop&ibuted tp this fund. The committee would welcome the loan of old formal or informal photographic groups that would be oIE interest to old girls. Every precaution will taken to make sure that these photo? r«< ? turned in good order. ; ’ /.