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Christine fforcl e June Parsons A.nne Kelly Lesley Lea-Wilson Iona Maclean Elizabeth Thomas

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Margaret I-Ie nclerson Hilary Moore Diana Nicholson Valerie Rodd Joan Salmon Mary Chapman Jean Cnn ningham e Graham Mai·y Hale 14

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Age Sixth (Miss Tbonl ess • .· : ,...• ... Rosento.l'Y· Beer Bridget Burra Venetia Cornwallis Mabyn Crace Mar y Field Shirley Gregory Rosemary HarYey Rosemary H e rhe rt -Hmirl 1 Audrey James An ne Knollys Anne Norris Seymour Rooke Anne Trelawn y- ltos,.. Yvonne Troman 15 Mary Walker

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Lower Fifth (liiss Preston)

Susan Agnew Elizabeth Burne tt Susan Dibley Rach el Fortescue-Brickdalc Alison Gordon Susan Green June Haines Prudence Harve y Joanna Hugh es Anne Morris Lovedy Monie Ursula Nicholson Jane Pelly Elizabeth Rev e ll Holly Robinson Anne Shaw Susan 8 kurray Shirley Stokes Rach 1 .:l wann Pame, Thomas Diana rk Anne a lmsley Jane ' 'e stlake Cathf , e Westruacott J an e ' odroffe 26 Susan ~ oodroffe -

30 20 22 19 9 4 26 26 10 4 16 3 14 31

17 27 3 28 5 8 20 8 1 5 14 14

Age 9 30 7 30 2 30 4 30 5 33 5 30 5 30 2 31 5 31 10 31 1 31 2 31 2 31 7 31 3 31 10 29 6 30 2 30 4 30 5 30 1 30 9 31 10 29 8 30 11 31 l l 31

Came 1942 1 194CI 2 19-!2 1 1940 3 194!\ l 1943 1 1943 3 Day 1942 3 1943 3 1943 2 1944 -1 1943 2 1945 2 f'lc W 1943 2 1942 2 1942 2 Day 1942 3 1941 1 Day 1942 -1 1942 3 1935 3 Day 1945 l 194 1 1 Pay 1944 l 1944 2 1944 ~

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Gillian Brown Anne narey Susan Chavasse Faith Crook Aune Crosse L ois D' Aubuz Jun e Des Clayes Robina Deuchal' NfW "' ~Chal'mian Fearnley Elizabe th Goffiu Miriam Groves Gillian Johnson Margaretltent Mal'garet Meikle S hireeu Moore Sa lly Newman R osem a l'y Kcwtoll Mary ~icksou Susan PatTv-Jones Daphne Poole :Betty Roach Joan R oach Sally Ruthveu , ve:iv ()1 ~ l. .Tulia Willink :l4

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Jane Fisher Jane Fletcher N' e W i7>14 t..Susan Gamons Williams Elizabeth ·Glas brook Christina Macl e an ,. Susannah MacRae Mary Matthews Jennifer :m tch ell Ruth Orr Jane Pete rkin Elizaheth Pite " Ttosemary R oclcl Julia ltouth I• Hilary Salmon Rosemary Sellers Jane Thomas Janet Trevelyan Sally Webb I\ II Margaret Willcocks 21 Isabella Wilson

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S. Mariaret's Third ("1\1iss W a lke r) Ann D e uc har Bar bara Garre t t J e u uife l' Haddon Maureen H olbrow Gillian ?lfa1 ·y Osbom e R u th Robhin s Pat ricia Sha ''" J ill Sm eetou P a t ricia Strat ton Shirl ey Strat to n J e a n Turne1· 12 Jo y \V atki u!'

Second Shirley Aldrick Anne Gunnin g Ann Holbrow J ean Moun t ford Cecilia R obbins B ridget Smeeton J ean W a t e rs ton First (Miss Sp a r ks) Va lerie Hockey Mary Ke evil Helen Moore Marga r et R e es · A.nn W e bb E lizabeth W elch

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The Mayor (Mr. U. H . Thomas) and the 'l'own Council, assisted by other organisaLions, quickly organised suitable celebrations, and the · town wa~ soou beflagged and the Town Hall illuminated with c0loured electrio lights. During the morning the bells of the church rang out. After the Prime ~Jinister's ailnouncement, an open.air sen·ice in · the Strand was conauctl'd bv Archdeacon J. V. Coulter and attend£d J,v the 1.foyor and Corporation in state and ~t her clngy of the town, at whir-b nearly all the town people gathered . •.\. 'sboi·t addN>ss was given by the :Hayor, who referred to the spirit of thankfulni!ss in which they met, but remembered those " ·hG wer~ stUf a\\·aiting the return of relatives fr om the Far Ea.5t and thosew'ho had made lhc snpreme sacrifice, alsG tG the , · fo1' continued efforts in the war ::igain1;t Japan. . The committee of the Old-'llime Dancing Association organised dan c. ing at the liecreation Ground late r, music being prvvide<l by t)10 recentlv re-fwmerl Town Band under Bandmaster B. ·watson. 'fhanksgiving services were he1d at the churches and chapel in the town during tlJe evening, tliat at the Parish Church being con,i:lucted bv th o A rchdeaco;i. .After • the servi.ceg the 'Iown Band ga,·e elections nc the Recreation Gronnd an<l an oldtime dance wa~ h eld in t.he irouuds of St. Mar\''s School, by permission of' )Iiss E. M. Matthews, musi c bein!! provided b:v the Old-Time Dan.cing Association "s orchestra and other instrumenta1 ists. T)le dancers "-ere the guests of t11e school i.n tl1e school hall to listen to th e King's s'Peech. A dance " "a also held in ·the Town Hall during the eYening, at w-ltich Jae];: Stephens' band µlayed, foe pie>eeeds l,eing in aid of the Ambulance Fund. Just ·before midnight a piano 'IYaS procured . and at the conclusion of the dance at the Town Hall the instrumeutalist& Jll'OYicled music for d.ancin,g on the Strand in the light of th e illuminations from the •rown Hall. Bonfires and fireworks brought a gay but orderly day t o an end.

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And now when you break -up at the close of this summer term, you are confronted With th'e same ~ apparent tragedry and wuste of . broken fellowship - ns expressed by this hs.unting picture of a broken vase. ,....'f. :t.. 1: We are forced to ae,knowledge ~· the truth of Isaac Watts' familiar words, however unwelcome that truth may be -

Time like an ever-rolling ·str e am Bears all its sins away. They-fly forgotten a.s a d1·eam Dies at the opening day. Of course next September, St. 'Mary's wi.11 wel O()Ete most of you bacl{ after the Summer hol ::l.da.ys , More ·~1ver now facG s v.1 11 then gppear to take the place of those who have loft. 'l1o a detached observer , like myself, your school··life may o.ppea:r c.o nstant and ·u nchanging, like· ·the :L"'each of· a: riv.e r when viewed from the bank.

' But this is far from' the case when you yourself are in the school· - and. (as it. were) actually . afloat upon the river itself. Then you become conscious . of hurrying waters, that bear you · forward irresistably, ever onwards and out and away to an unkncwn destiny) · so · that. life s·eems to take · on something . of the appearance of a· ·perpetual farewell . . You wil'l recall Shelley's magic pioture of this contrast of fleetin g shadows against an unchanging backgr ound "Life, like .. a dome of many-coloured g lass Stain·s t h e white radi ance of eternl ty. ''

St. Mary's is always here. You can return to it again and agaip.. But ea.ch year that you do the school w.i ll be different. Indeed "the many coloured glass" of school life mi ght be that of a kaleidoscope. For with its chan ging schol ars a:::-1d m.J.rjt r e ss es a. School t ·akes on a fresh ·and different .Pa-'Gtern w:l.t.h t t .e revolution of ea.ch school year; so that the part i nul e.r q u ~:ll i ty of one year dissolves before nu:- ·regretful ayes" even wl1i le the next is . beginning to fall into shape. You elder girln c~rtalnly will . take my meaning. As you look back you will recognise that each year you have spent here pcssessed unmistakably and quite remarkably, its own 1ndiv1du.al che.ra~ter, and its own pe culiar vintage. Y.o ur life together in es.cl:\. s •: ;hool year is different from any .that has· gone before, or w~'11 f ·ollow after. Then is 1 t not a thousand pities tHa.t the vari&d pattern of ·school life should be achieved so grandly ea:ch .year, only to be broken into fragments and scattered to the four winds of heaven? ·To what purpose is this waste?. Why should thi:s vaae pf fellowship, out of the many into one, which you have cree.ted ih this year of grace 1945, be ·broken irret!i. ievsbly a .few weeks time? 1

Not No! there 1.s ·no we.ste wha:tR·J e ve.r . All is well and fair. Learn that 1 t is-so b ·j• 't:ht.1 spikenard, very costly, which love brake in. order to anoint the Saviour 1 s head, so that tho whole house w~s filled wi t h the odour of the ointment.

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Dean Stanley has related how as the Jubilee . of her reign drew near, Queen Victoria longed with a curious insistence for . the Second Coming 6f our Lord. When he enqaired the reason, she replied with tears, 11 0h that I could kneel before Him., · and lay all my kingdoms · at His feet." · Any . offering however precioµs t . Any s.a orifice however: costlyt bEHJomes joy s.nd· gain i .f . only we. feel that we a.re giving it as a per~one.l present to our Lord Jesus -Christ. "She ha.th wrought a go od work ·on Me", the Me.ster.-. declared when Mary broke her box .of spikenard toannoint His .head. And if at the end or· this term you will kneel at His . feet when you must break your school fellowships and as·s ooiations, then ·they will become the lnspiratfo.n for high purp.o se and noble service · wheresoever your· futur.e · lot shall ' be .. cast .• · . ','

Some characteristically graceful lines of· William Cowper's on charity might well help your farewells at the end of term:As when a. ship, well freighted with the stor·e s The sun matures on India's spicy shores, .· Has oropt her. anonor, ina r ..oanv:as furled,~=~~-=-==:: In some ·sat'e haven of th.e western world. 'Twere vain enquiry to what port she went, The gale inf.Orms· us laden wi·th. :the scent." .

Here at St. Mary' a · you l$de yoµr vessels: withsto~es of knowledge e.nd ·experience. Here too your· characters ripen ·a nd mature beneath the fostering fellowship of school .life. When you must cast off your moorings, and set your course for the . adventures · of public service, God gr.ant that· wherever you shall drop your anchor, you sh,all be known by the wholesome . fruits you bring, and by the .fragrance ot your ·lives as St:. Mary' e ch1ldr&n, faithful to your ideals eve.n .u nto dea.th •

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come t o the Reunion: 27th-30t h July.

Miss Field hopes to b e present on the 28th

so t hat you ''ill be able to welcome her.

May I please have the enclosed postcard

back from everyone as soon as may be?

They are a very great help to our records.

We shall send full details of the Reunion to all who signify that there is any chance of the ir being able to be present.

It is sad to think how many of you will be Overseas

or on duty at home, with no chance of accepting, but none of you will be forgotten! Yours affectionately,

E. M. MATTHEWS.

SCHOOL,

MARY'S

CAL NE.

Reunion July 27th-30th, 1945 Members of the O.G.A. are invited to a Reunion at the School from tea t~ me on Friday, July 27th, until after breakfast on Monday July 30th. The new Headmist ress, Miss J I. Field, hopes to be present on Saturday. Over 200 members have asked for further particulars of the Reunion so we are hoping for a large attendance. It may be difficult to find beds for all-our normal accommodation is for 150 all told- so members are asked to be very particular in filling up th e form enclosed and to return it, without fail, by the 5th July. No changes should be made after that date except for exceptional reasons. Those attend ing should bring towels, soap, music, tennis racquets, and balls if possible. T he charge will be 4/- for one night or 10/6 for the three nights. No rations need be brought, but numbers expected must be given to the Food Office some considerable time ahead. (No evening dress expected .) Paddington 9.15 Caine 12.10

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Ic.,arewell to Miss Matthews St. Mary's School has rounded off its first summer term since Victoryin-Europe with a big re-union of Old Girls-the first to be held in Calne for seven years. In spite of all th e difficulties, and a lthough past members of the school and staff are scattered all over the world-in the Services and in civilian jobs-and a lthough many found it impossible to leave their home responsibilities, nearly 20f managed to turn up. Many more were bitterly disa ppointed at being unable to get away. It was a double occasion. They came back to Ca ine not only to .renew old friend ships, to inspect all such improvements as the new buildings and playing fields, and to r e-ca pture you thful m emories; they came also to pay tribute-jointly-ff> the achievemen ts of Miss Matthews in guiding the fortunes of the school through two world wars and the difficult years between. During that . time, successive generations have 'ecn the sch ool grow, not only in number s and prosperity, but in a rich tradition of service and idealism . Her resignation, a fter 30 yeaPS, might well have made the week-end a melancholy one. It was bound to be rather a sa d occasion , but Miss )fatthews herself .seemed determ ined to stress t h e con tinuity of the sch ool tr aditi on s, and to hand over to her successor, Miss Field, without regrets . H er 30 years' outst anding se:路vice to the sch ool was recognised by t h e Old Gtrls by t h e presentation of a ch eque for 拢500, the joint eon t ributions of n early 500 members of the Old Girls' Association. A bursary to the school, in Miss Matth ews's n ame, is a lso being endowed jointly by the Governors, friends of the school, and the Old Girls, and it is proposed that a portrait should be presented a nd hung in the school.

The organised part of the weekend opened with a ser vice im the School Hall, tak en by the Bishop of Sh erborne and the Archdellcon of Wiltshire. At this a si:>ecial commemoration was made of the found ers of the school Canon Duncan (Vicar of Caine 1S65-1907), Mrs. Mu rr ay (his moth er-in-law), Miss Ga_briel and Archdeacon Bodington (Vicar !Jf Caine 1907-1927). Tenms and crick et m a tches during t h e :ifternoon were followed by a hurriedly rehear sed entertainment in the e".ening g.iven by past and present girls. This was a reminder to m a n y th at the lightening preparations of su ch entertainments had always been a s much a part of their education as the formal Shakespeare productions seen year a fter year by many people in Caine. On Sunday "the school "-including the young, the middle-aged, and the rather more so-found itself once again trooping to church, with m a n y m emories of walking there in " crocodile " in the various fashions of the school uniform, right back to the straw h ats-or " boards" worn until 1922. The r est of the week-end passed all too quickly. with a concert, other amusements, a nd a great deal of con versation, until on Sundav evening everyone, girls and staff, pa8t and present, except those who had long distan ces to travel and had had t o go early, gathered for what seemed to all a historic occasionthe last tim e that Miss Matthews would take a service in the school chapel,

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vho by t le ir joint vorks f o ed t i ~ chool . He st eter nal gr an t t o the i , o l..or 1, n a y lig l1t p e rpe tu~ . 1 i ne up on t hem . of tho ... e

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r it i th s giv 'n m o.r o r b f ore ·od , t l ose so closely c on ected it , t hi s ~clo ol - sixty i nur1ber - lo h ve 1 id d o~ r th ~ ir lives in t l o r.

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~ ~1e ab r , u Lor , 11 t ho e , t he br· ve d t he true , w o h v di ed t he de t h of hono r n r u p rt d in the hop of Hesurrect lon t o ~t er 1 Lif , . p c l1 y those to whoil it \ · u ve to 1

t ·• ir live s f or

t e c u o .!:' re do;il J st i ce . l n t t 1 ·nd of LitlJht nd Lib r y , .t ' i s o1 ro , -J. .o ~;lJ n re f r n i h ed , gi ve re ·t, u Lo r d , '.l'h o Lover of men . ·rr nt{i or Th i n onl y J esus Christ ' s s ke . Jro.en

u Thou\ v.ho r fi hert*c Love , ke p ven turou sp irit h ich m k s tll\,)r ·111 be done ; f or nly s o , u cour eous soul s , ho i 1 ver t o t y c 1, • for o . . the tru pe t s side i l throu j Je s s U rist our Lor • ~

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s fety s o t t y of t hose o edie ce the ot her

Let us r emember wi th t h

ks i i n still fi tl g f or us i n t he ¥ r con ected ·1th t is ~ c h ool, st' ll V. R.

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honour before Uod, t hose t ho s nine , o clo s ly h n ds of t he enemy .

Lord he r our ~r er J nd l et our cry co e unto Hymn 474

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nd !'res n t Members of the ..; chool. e.

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Ie ven ly F t her v ho kn o est 11 our needs , bless o Girls nd 1 ve t 1 om strength for t c n \' bur ens • hi ch h v b en 1 i d upon t lle i .r t J.i.. t .ime of "• r . lncreas e 1'by gifts of k .1 \\ le d e nd und er s t nCl. in , of coun s el d gl ostly s trer t , tha t t i y y not be d is yd but y v · lk orth of t he ir voe· t l on: t h ·ou h Jesus Cir i t our Lo d . en ~

v God our l! thcr, •I o h s sent Tha y ..:>on t o be our ...> vi our, renew in us d y by day the p V'er of '.1.'h .1 Uoly Jp iri t tha t 1th kno l e dge nd ze 1, with cour ge nd love, 1th gr titlde n d hope , we my s t l' ive m· nfully in fh!' service . · y lie keep our vi ion c le rand fre sh , our asp ir tion l i gh nd keen, our purpose firm nd our sympa thy " ide: t a t ·e m y live as taithfu.l sol diers nd serv nt ·· of our Lord Je sus Christ. Amen .

e g ive Th e humble nd he rtJ t h n ~ , u rciful God, for the lives ex mples of 11 ~ho h v · erved Thee int is cbool; for their hi •h i c e ls d aspi r ti o s ; fort eir ch eerfulnes s nd cour ge· for their s tea dta stne ws -n self- cr ifice . 'r e pr ise 'l'hce for the h eri t ge i nto \ ic c h ve ent ere , nd pr y 'l'h e to m·· ke us v. ort hy to m- i nt i n n s tre gt hen 11 t h t s g ood i n our tr ditions . ay t he s p i r i t of loy• lty nd evotion bind us 11 ore cl . ue ly to e t her, y 'b 1 c· dom• · ui de · nd prosp er u 11 our l i v s , t · t m y ro i n t he love of l t h ~ t i s true, onea t , lovely o ood report. ~nd m y ev r c r r y ~ 1th us th b i d 1 the p o r of ::> rvice , .h ich Th o do s t g i ve U :.i in 'l'hy Christ our .Lord. en

e O ~ t L r n 1 Lord ~o d , ho h ol de ~ t 1 .3 0 1 :., o l Cl i se bese ech Th e to s ed fort h up o n ''hy "" l i ght co · nd on e r tt , t b i , b nis of h : example of t ho s e w o fort; a n gr nt t h t ' e, fo l lo · int, th now t r st , ey Et t he h ve loved n d s rve d Th ee here nd r

l e &t e n t er ·w ith t err. i n to t h ful ne ss o f 'l'hi e un n 1ng joy , J e us C ri st our .Lord.' d.en .

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s . -Mary's

School, Calne.

The other day I came across a paragraph fro m an addres s by the Archbishop of Canterbury which seemed to me an appropriate thought (for me) to pass on to you this morning : "If we are to talk of Chr istian education" t h e Archbishop said,

we should be clear what the marks of an educated

Christian are.

I would say they a re at l east three -

knowledge, worship, and g race :

knowledge, t h e apprehension

in the mind of t he verities of the Christian Faith;

worship,

t h e approach in the heart to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ;

and g_race, the quality of life which r e sults,

and makes the Christian what he is. 11 Now, do not those 3 marks sum up t h e things for which St. Mary's School has stood in t he experience of many of you. Knowledge - its acquisition in no narrow examination s ens e but the g enerous opportunity of a libe ral education: orship - not merely prescribed acts of devotion at certain times on certai n days but an attitude of heart realities:

attuned to spiritual

and

Grace - the outward expression of the devotion of mind and heart in daily l ife , ma de manifest in ou r r e lations wi th one another and our de aling s with our fellow men .

And I have little doubt that it is because such thing s have really counted with you at St. Ma ry's that, as you gather today as old members of the School, there is put in the very forefront of your programme this simple service of Thanks giving and Prayer, a corporate acknowledgment of GOD - that comes first, and it seems to you all right and natural that it shoul d. I I.

Of cours e t h e secret why we are able thu s to t h ink and s pe ak of t h e school today is that it has been built up on a tru e foundation. When you set out on any enterprise you ought to have a wellthought-out plan, and a good and pleasing desi gn if possible of wh at you seek to achieve, but the most important thing of all is to see your foundation is sound.

That is true of the life of

an individual and of a community alike. desi gn and t h e careful blue-print

What use is t h e pleasing

when the rains descend, and

the floods come, and the winds blow' unless the foundation is sound? 11

0ther foundation can no man lay than is laid which is

Jesus Christ." Yes, the foundation here is all ri ght.

And what about the

building upon it? You remember t hat fine chapter in I Corinthians where St. Paul speaks of the Chur ch as the temple of God, rising stone by stone.

I think we may take over t h e metaphor and apply it

to the school.]

The builders bring their contributions, which are themselves, their gifts, t he ir talents, their personalities, their work.

Some bring

~old,

some silver, some stone, some

wood, hay, stubble. Then comes "the day" - and the fire, which shall reveal each one 's work of wha t sort it is.

The sound mat erials stand:

t h e wood, hay, stubble is consumed - all shoddy wo r k i s consumed: and those who have put in di shonest , foolish work barely escap e fro m its ruin. Today we thank GOD, not only that the

chool is well and

truly founded , but we t hink of many who have built so we ll on t h at foundation, who have not spared t hemselves but have b rought t heir best - yes , their g old, the standard of exc e l lence - and hav.e he lp ed to make St. Mary's School what it is . Some we have connnemorated by name , for they have passed on and a re no longer with us:

but other s you all will be t hinking

of, remembering them in your hearts with gratitude, and not l east one who is in all our thought s to day. Mi stres ses and s chola rs pass but t he School remains - t he 'building ' wi ll still go on:

each, i n any *a y conne cted with the

Schoo l, has s ome contribut ion t o make .

Succeeding generations

will fi n d "the line s have fallen to t hem in pl easant places and that t hey have a goodl y h eritag e": 'building ' â&#x20AC;˘

and t hey to o must go on

Bernar d Shaw has said t ha t "a gentleman is a. man who t r i e s to tak e out of t he common stock n o more than he puts in 11 â&#x20AC;˘ is a ver y us far.

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s entiment, and to bear i t in mind will ca rry

Our Lord s peak s ironically of t hose who "ar e ' called

b ene f actors" and adds "But so shall it not be among you 11 , for t h e class of peop le He con demned mo st surely we r e t hos e who did no thi ng: i v es who l i ved t he li fe of the i dle r ich whi le ot hers at h is door we re i n mi sery;

t he s ervant who hi d his l or d 's money i n a n a pkin ;

' the un l it lamp and t he ungirt loin '. So it is , we would link up gratefu l r emembr ance of t he pa st , with good ho pe s fo r t he we t hank God for it :

' e have a goodl y heri tage' and

fu~ure .

we t hank Hi m f or a l l who h ave contribut ed

so much t o the ' bu i lding ' of t h e

cho ol - t h a t thing not made with

hands , t he s pi r i tua l ent i t y which is more real even than t he g racious ma terial build1 ng s in whi ch we me et : and we commen d i t s fu t ur e to His care , and gu idance, and we pray t hat He will bles s

th ~

going out of one Hea d.mistress

and the comi ng i n of another , : and be our God for e ver and e ver . The e vening comes for e very bui l de r .

I n ever see suns.e t a

such as you pai n t' , said a lady t o Mr . Turne r one day, and t he g reat a r tis t

re p li e ~ ,

' Ma dam, dont you wish you di d? '

Th ere a r e few t h ing s more beauti f ul t h an a sunset - t he r i c h glow and s pl endour of i t i s s omet hing t o r ejoice i n .

And when t he

suns et h ou r of work comes to any of us , it ne ed not be a dul l and colour l e s s t hi ng .

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And so today, l et noone dare to say be cause of t he s pe c ial circumstances i n all our minds that we are , as Âˇit were , meeting under a cloud.

You, who have eyes to see and hearts to

understand, know that it is not so, nay, rather, it is in the a f t ernoon glow of a beautii'ul sunset, a memory t hat will never be effaced.

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Julia Ba.II Margaret Chitty Jane Cresswell Nicolette Cunliffe Phoebe Des Clayes Elizabeth Groves Annis H eawood Daphne Hort Elisabeth Lanca stel' Margaret Mactadyen Alison Maclean Gillian Miller-Hallett P atricia Rickards Mary Rowley Susan Taylor Beth Wallis Diana Willcocks Christin e Willis 18

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ST. MARY'S SCHOOL,

CALNE

Reunion July 25th-28th, 1947 Members of the O.G.A. are very warmly invited to a Reunion from t ea time on Friday, July 25th, until after breakfast on Monday, July 28th. No rations or ration books will be needed. The charge will be 5/- for one night. ,, 13/6 ., three ,, " Please bring towel, soap, music, t ennis racquets and balls. TRAINS: Paddington

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If you are able to come, will you please fill up a nd return the slip at the foot of this paper to Miss Gibbins not later than July 1st. It will be a great help if people will let us know as early as possible and try not to alter their plans aR numbers will have to be submitted to the Food Office in good time.

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Pulle'.u passed awa·y after illness. · Their son di-cd about l1 20 years ago, and their unmarried daughter was killed about fom· year!! ago in an accident n ear Yatesbury Camp lfhere she had been on rnluntuy Red Cross duties. THE FUNERAL.

The funeral took place on Monday a(ternoon, the first part of the serviee being il:t the Parish Church, the interment following at Holy Trinity Churchyard. Archdeaeon J . 1 W . Coulter and the Revs. J. T. Davis al}d P. Thomas officiated. Mr. W . S. Griftin, who has acted .a,s orga:oist dur:Ug Mr. Pullein's illness; was u~ able to be at the organ at the funeral nor on . the previous Sunday evening owing· to indisposition; Mr. Ernest Pullein, a brother, organist _for 47 years of St. Martin's Church, Lincoln, played on Sunday night and also at the funeral. He played ·the air, " 0, Rest in the Lord,'' and the Hallelujah Chorus, · and the hymns were · " LightS' abode" and "Jesus lirns "; the 23rd Psalm was chant~, !while the 16th century prayer, . "Lord support," composed by Mr. \V. R. Pul.Jein, wa s swig, the Nunc Dimittiti being chanted as the co.rt:ege was borne from !~e c~urc_h,_:

A TRIBUTE FRO M ST. MARY'S SCHOOL. A correspo.n dent from St. Mary's

School, Caine, contributes the following:- The passing of Mr. I'ullein means n owhere a greater break w~th the past than at · St. Mary's School, where h e gave devoted serv;ce for no fewer than 57 years. At the time of his retirement from the staff, some· three years ago, a n old girl of the/school, Anne Wood, well known m the musical world, wrote of him as follows:" During the a7 years of. his attachment to St. U:as·y"\I, M11• ~•in . bu made a most wide and generous contribution to the Sch<~ol's. musical , life. He has taught many, la~ firm and soEd foundations of piano playini;- in children, soma of whom later became professional pihnists, and many more whose careers took other, directions, but to whom an 11.bility to play the piano proved a liie-long joy. A far 'Wider 'circle, however, knew him through his care for the Scllool's hyma l\Ild psalm s'nging, in which fQr some years. he , took weekly school practices. Lastly, by means of his position of organist of Calne Parish Church ..:... the possessor of a fine organ - and of his own musicianly performance11 on the instrument, ~very child who pa'Ssed through the School during the whole long spa,.n of his service, had the priceless gOOd fortune to be. reared, Sunday by Sunday, on much of the finest organ and Church music. It is a very lovely record to have been for so long. a time the mediilm tJiiough which music, with its power to inspire and refresh, has poured into the lives of so many future citizens." Mr. Pull~n's · name will always be held ill honour at the school he served so long and so fa.ithfully. One of the music rooms, - ·au named aiter famous musicians~ bears his name and there hangs his porh:ait. The music which, 30 years ago, he composed for the School Hymn· will forever be a reminder of his work for St. Mary's At his funeral tire School was represented by l\liss Matthews (late Headmistress) Miss Alexander (late Senior Mistress), Miss. Thouless, ~liss Williams, Miss Jackson (representing the present staff), C. Fforde and J . Parsons (heed girls) and Miss Beale and Miss Hort representing the Old Girls' Association) .

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SIR, - Your correspondent, who wrote an account of Mr. Pullein and his work ru organist of Oalne Parish . Church. omitted any mention of a presentation to him made when he had completed forty years in CaJne. If yon "ill look UJ'} your files you wi.ll see that this was made after a memorable performa.n.c-e, by tbe Caine l[usical Society, of "The ~foldPn Legend." PerhaPS I may t,e allowed to quote the inscription in the album-aR inscription written by Archdeacon Bodington w'ho, in making tbe presentation, did llot consider it necessary to make anything m the nature of a sveech; he contented 'himself by reading the inscription "-hich, as your r ep<»:ter wrote at the time, "c.'Om-eyecl eveuthing that cou:ld be said." It W"as, 11ollow : "To " ·· R. Pullein, ES'!. The cheque for 212 guineas which ac.comJ)anie~ this litble book, iu which are , inbcribed the names of those who offer it in grateful and aifeetionate remembrance of 4-0 vears of devoted self-sacrificillj:( sen-ice as organi t and .chorimaster in the Calne Pari h Church, as conductor of the. Caine ll:u;;ical Society, as teacher of tbe schools, and of many others in the town and neighbourhood, and as musical scholar and ce>mposer, in which capacities he ha.s inspired and ele,·ated in musical appreciation as 'rnll as charmed, not only the church and town of Caine, but to some extent the whole of this side of thP country, is presented hy feHow Church. peopl e, townspeople, pup1ls, lovers of music and frien ds, with the earnest hope and wiSh that he may be spared to be with us for many more Years to come." It is pPrhaPS fitting. that this presentation should be recalled at this time, while the inscription, ·written in ·o beautiful a style by Archdeacon BC>dington, is well \vorth uresenration. - E. M . llIATT!Jews.

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THE LATE MR. PULLEIN A correspondent wJ<ites :-When such a great and competent p~rFon颅 a!it:v as the late W. R. Pullein has to b~ described, presumably, it is impossible to say all that could be said; there being so much to tell. Among all the excellent comments on him, no mention bas been made of his own, original musical com .>ositions, which are by some people so belo,路ed. His first, to "0 Jesus. I have promised 'I'o serve 'l'hee to th~ end." was written at the unusually early age of twelve years. "\Vhen that great scholar, Dean A. E. Burn, Doctor qf Literature, Doctor of Di,init~-. etc .. heard Mr. Pullein's composition, "Salisbury," he said that the tune was far too noble for the hymn (A. & JU. 234), and he himself composed three verses for the magnificent 路 music, beginning, '~O Praise the Lord with heart and voice. Let hallowed arches I路ing. . . ." Mr. Pullein's setting to the Sixteenth Century prayer, "0 Lord, support us all the day long of this troublous life," was broadcast regularlv by the B.B.C. at the late night-servi_ce. Perhaps the most speaking of Calne's late organist's works is his tune to ~ "Lead, kindly light"; but great favom~tes are that dedicated to his only son, " 0 Lorn that wilt not let me go "; ' and the one inscribed to the Venerable Archdeacon Bodinl!ton. to Whittier's words "At Last," beginning. " When on my da:v of life the night is falling."

PETTY SESSION

DEATH OF 1\1R. W. R. PULLEIN Parish Church Organist for 60 Years •' Wo regt'Pt to announC\l the dqath of Ml'. 'Villiam Ro$e Pullein, of 'l'l10 Gt'<'Pn, Caine, organist of the Parish Ch'l.trch, which occurretl on 'fhursday. Mt·. Pullein bad been ill for sr 1°C'ral months, and though his pasi;'ng i~ much Jnm:ented tit ~vas not altogether unexpected. Ile was 80 .1·rars of age. Jllr. J'ullcin was a native of Lincoln, eomiug of ti· musical family, ho ,having a lJL"other who was at o ae 1i me o:rgan ist of .!Edin burgh Uat liedrnl. Jilt'. Pullein's whola life. was spc11t in music. He received his lm 'uiug from the Ol'ganist of Lin<'Oin Cathc.lrnl, and as for 1ack as 1'185, w lie IL just ov r 21J years of age, ho was appointed organii;t of the' Puri b Church, where he had remained ever "ince. ·when he came to Calne the organ was a comparaLiYely smnll one, but nearly 4.0 years ag/> a generous donor gavo the iil'eS<'nf beautiful five mnnual in~tnunent (probably the largest in 1my small parish church in England), and on it. l![r. Pnllein had playvd many thousands of times . . \s an organist ho held wh1~t is beliel'ed to be u. world's record, i.e., he had he!<l the position of organist at tho oume church ior over 60 years. Jt is pos iblc tthat thel'(l are men of I even riper year$ who J1ave been 01·g-anists at various churcih-es for emu longer than 60 years, but there is no record as far as is known of f any other . person . having been [organist at tho same church for suoh a long period. Ile played at Calne at Queen V ictoria's ,Jubile11 in 1887 mid her Diamond Jubilee JO years lr1te1', while he ofliciatell at tho Coronations of 1Cing Edward .Yll., King George V., and King George VJ. He was organist to the Lansdowne family for ha.lf-a-eantury, and was also at the organ a.t the se rvice J1eld at Bowood on the occasion of the visit there in July, 1907, of ·King .liJdward and Queen . Alexandra. .Mr. l'ulle in was for 50 yea I'S organist at 't. Mary's School, and aL one. time he also held a similnr. );losition at Urn l\Joravian School, East 'l'ytherton. ,\s an 01 ganist he was undo.u btedJy one of the finest l players i.n these parts, and the masterly and skilful nianner . in wilich liCI manipulated tlte keyboard of his large Ol'gan was always a muller of the highest commenda, tion by everyb.ody who heard h 'm play. J\IUSTC/\L SOCJE'fY'S ONDlJC"fOR. 80011 after J\lr. Pullcin cam to Oalne tho J\lusical Society was form'i!d, and this he conducted \ill· til it ceased its activilies on the oull>rnak of war. Dming those years aH lhe most famous oratorios uncl S<'culur works were included in tho Society's performances, which, Llrnuks la rg<!ly to th·e conduot011, were inl'arrnbly given as J'ew small societieo cotild• render them. Once, howe1'et', not so many yea1·s ago, there was a hitch. Chorus and orchestra somehow or the other fo iled lo get to grips i11 the first few bars of one of tho items in an oratorio, and J\Jr. l'ullein look tbe bold course of stopping and restarting, '" dcc l ion which proved its worth. Ile conducted the Society wilh a firm hand and likewise with '" firm baton, and though )tis tempo was frequently on the fast side, he had a wonderful knack of comp Hing lho members of the Society to ob, rve botlt light . and shack, whicll 'lvenl i.o rn11cl1. towa1·ds making its i·cutlering so delightful. W lien J\I r. l'ulle ·n had comp leted 5-0 y·~ur:; as <'u11d uclor of the Society in 1935, JH; wa · made the recipient of ;\ l'ilC'qllC' for s:s5, the p1·esentatio11 being mu do h.1 Archdeacon J. W. Co11l1e1· :tC an inlet'val in the J:xl l'· formanl'C of Colel'idge' 'I'nylor': " LI iawall1n." 011ly a few months ago, in appreciation of his mu ical 8c 1 ·1· i ee~ to the town, l\fr. P'ulle t was p1·esenletl with £200 from th town p;!opil', 1hern being a large number of subocriber ' . Ho at one time aho conducted a J\fosica SoC"iety in CJJippcoham. ' As au• individual l\11·. Pulle :1 was held in the highest esteem; he 11 as a most li kwblc man, who had an opini n of !tis own, particiularly on ma ttc rs ru usica l, but it was most refrcs hing to one to talk, and even argue, with him. Fot many years ho was on tile- oommitl:eo of thE Wiltshire Musical Festival. On 5 'January, 1888, :Mr. Pullei was marriad at Lincoln to Mis Alice Mary Newton, and a partne~ slrip of 57 years was broken only al 1·ccerd 1,1' ns 9 Septem~r last, whe

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FESTIVAL

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I love all beauteous things 1.

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Sound the Trumpet Let us now praise famous men

Vaughan Williams Prelude on a Welsh hymn tune " Rhos y medre " Vaughan Williams

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Cantata

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Stabat Mater

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Entr'acte from Rosamunde

Schiibert

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Adieu sweet Amaryllis

Wilbye

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Vaughan Williams

Lighten our darkness

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CONFIRMATION December 2nd, 1945.

Your prayers are asked for the Confirmation Candid~te;

SATURDAY.

Margaret Elizabeth Burnett

8.15 p .m. and all girls must be present. After prayers the Bishop of Sherborne will address parents a nd friends who it is

Anne Isabelle Crosse Lois Silvaine D'Au b uz

Ma r garet Anne Kent Anne Lamond Morris Lov edy Elizabeth Maule Ros emary Jane Broughton Newt o n Ursula Isobel Nich olso n Mary Schofield N ickson Jean S us a n Slade Parry-J o nes 'Rosa Jane Pelly

free to be w ith their

parents from 2 o'clock until 7.30 p,m. ParenLs are invited to tea at the school at 4.0 p.m. Prayers will be read in Chapel at

Gillian Mary Brown Faith Marygold Crook

Monica Susan Dibl ey Joanna Mary Hug-hes

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SUNDAY.

8.0 .a.m. Candidates may if they wish attend the Cel ebrat ion i11 th e Parish Church with their pare nts, and may be with them after break fast unt il th ey r etu rn to school at 12 o'clock; they w ill th e n have a n early lunch and rest. (They should n ut go to Mat111s).

2.30 p.m. C on firmation Service-by the

Margaret Elizabeth Revell

Bishop of S h er borne- in the Parish Church. Par e nts are asked t o be 路 there before -

Elizabeth H o lly R obi n son

2.15 ; special seals are reserved for them.

D aph ne May Poole

Anne Isobel Shaw Susan Skurray Shirle y Mary Stokes Jacqueline Alicia Charlotte Tate Pamela Trevelyan Thomas Marguerite Diana Joan Tu r k Catherine Jane \Y.j estlake J a ne W oo droffe Susan W oodroffe

4.0 p.m.

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Fourth of a series of programmes in which are refiected the work of composers who live in, or have close associations with, the West Country Rose Morse (soprano), Choir of St. Mary's School, Caine, Edward Bor and Eileen Williams (violins), Marie Reckless (viola), Sylvia Bor and T. M. Pitcher (cellos)..._Barbara Nesbitt and Christopher le .nemlng . (pianos) Chorus, strings, and piano: Day that I have loved (from a poem by Rupert Brooke)

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The appointment ha s be1.m a ccepted by Miss ElizE1.beth Gi bbj,n s 1 B•.A.

After takin g her degre e in Hist o ry (1st Class Honours) in 1932 . (Westfielc1 Coll ege , Univ orsi ty of London) Miss Gibbins took the Cambrid ge University Certifica t e in Education (Cl.ass I) in 19 33. She wa s for r ather more than thl~ce ye ars in charge of the History Department at St. Brandon's, Clcrg~ Daughters' School, Bristol, {lnd in 19J) becam e Hoadmistre.ss of tho Diocesan Girls' school, Hon g Kon g, n position which she resigned at the end of last yet:..r. During the period of J ap anese occupation Miss Gibbins as Head of tho Senior School, arranged for British boys nn~ glrls in tho Stanley Int ernment Camp, gtv1ng exceptional serv1 oo for which ·the thank s of Hi s MC'. j esty 1 s Government were especially conveyed to her by the Secreto.ry of state. Since hor i .. eturn to England Mis s Gibbins has been holding a temporary post a s senior History Mistress at tho City of Bnth Girls' Grummri. r SChool, but she has ·be en allowed to relinquish this position in order to cnnble her to take up her appointment nt st. Mary's 1n June.

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