ST. MARY'S SCHOOL, CALNE NEWS SHEET NUMBER 52
OCTOBER 1967
EDITORIAL We came back at the beginning of the Autumn Term to find a large orange crane towering over Plumer Wing. The builders had moved in during the holidays, and the foundations were laid. Now at the end of the Summer Term, the decorators have arrived, and the painting has begun. It seems hard to imagine that there will be sixth forms sleeping there next term, but everyone seems very confident that it will be ready in time. This term, the school has been on two visits to London. There have been two parties to Wimbledon, and one small party to the Stock Exchange. On both outings to Wimbledon we were very lucky to have good seats, and we saw some really excellent tennis. At the beginning of the Spring Term, it was decided that music should play a greater part in Sunday evening Chapel. Records of voluntaries and organ recitals were played for a short while at the beginning and end of the service. On one occasion, the hymns were accompanied by a string quartet. Only one thing has marred this year—the death of Miss Plumer, who for so long has been so very good to us as Chairman of the Governors, and a friend to the school. ROSEMARY BOWEN-COLTHURST. 1