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The School Friend 1919-1929 The School Friend 1919-1929 Cliff House stories were all published under the by-line Hilda Richards. The initials in square brackets in the Author column indicate the real author, where known. However, the author of many stories cannot be attributed, and so is left blank - 1919 - No. Title Storyline Author 1 The Girls Of Cliff House! GHA 1979 [CH] 2 The Rivals Of The Fourth! BBO 1979 [CH] 3 Bessie Bunter's Busy Day! [CH] 4 The Cliff House Ventriloquist! [CH] 5 The Fourth Form Magazine! [RSK] 6 Under Bessie Bunter's Thumb [RSK] 7 Barbara Redfern's Secret! [HP] 8 A Visit From Aunt Betsy [HP] 9 Bessie Bunter's Way! [CH] 10 The Cliff House Pet Club! [HP] 11 Out Of Bounds! [CH] 12 Peace Celebrations At Cliff House! [RSK] 13 The Cliff House Cooks! [RSK] 14 For Her Brother's Sake! [RSK] 15 The Cliff House Camera Craze! [HP] 16 The Cliff House Tyrant! [HP] 17 The Rebels Of The Fourth! [HP] 18 Barbara Redfern's Daring! Cliff House Tyrant [HP] 19 Rival Schools! [HP] 20 Sports Day At Cliff House! [HP] 21 Only A Scholarship Girl! [HP] 22 Shunned By Her Form! Peggy Preston Scholarship Girl [HP] 23 The Girl Who Had No Chance! [HP] 24 Rival Concert Parties! 25 The Cliff House Mystery! 26 Bessie Bunter's Remittance! 27 The Riddle Of The Fourth! 28 The Rival Magazines! 29 Missing From School! [HP] 30 Barbara Redfern's Silence! [HP] Babs Redfern In Disgrace 31 Whom Was She Shielding? [HP] 32 For Barbara Redfern's Sake! [HP] 33 The Ghost Of Holly Hall! Holly Hall For Xmas The School Friend Index 2 - 1920 - No. Title Storyline Author 34 Doris Redfern's Disappearance! Holly Hall For Xmas 35 Bessie, The Dunce! 36 Barbara Redfern's Sister! 37 A Disgrace To The Third! Doris Redfern 38 The Girl Who Ran Away! 39 The Cliff House Girl Guides! 40 The Secret Of The Cliff! Mystery Cave 41 Barbara Redfern's Bravery! 42 Bravo, The Fourth! 43 Bessie Bunter In Love! 44 The Temporary Master! [RSK] 45 The Girl Who Forgot! [RSK] Thelma Howard 46 The Cliff House Dance! [RSK] 47 The Girl Who Flouted The Form! [RSK] 48 Left With The Blame! [RSK] Vivienne Leigh, Drudge 49 The Schoolgirl Drudge! [RSK] 50 The Righting Of Vivienne Leigh! [RSK] 51 The Mystery Of The Election! [RSK] 52 The Cliff House Cricketers! Agnes White, Thin Girl [RSK] 53 Ashamed Of Her Father! [RSK] 54 Japers And Gipsies! [RSK] Gipsy Schoolgirl 55 The Gipsy Schoolgirl! [RSK] 56 The Cliff House Treasure Hunt! [RSK] 57 The Reformation Of Bessie Bunter! [RSK] 58 The Strike At Cliff House! [RSK] 59 Bessie Bunter's Generosity! [RSK] 60 The Cliff House Secret Society! [RSK] 61 The Girl Who Ruled The School! [RSK] 62 False To Her Form! [RSK] 63 The Heroism Of Philippa Derwent! [RSK] 64 Cliff House In Camp! [RSK] 65 The Mystery Of The Tower! [RSK] Cliff House Camping 66 Campers And Caravanners! [RSK] 67 For Her Sister's Sake! [RSK] 68 Choosing Her Path! [RSK] 69 The Scorn Of The School! [RSK] 70 The Girl Who Deceived The Form! [RSK] Augusta Anstruther Revolt 71 Expelled From Cliff House! [RSK] 72 Defying The School! [RSK] 73 Headmistress In Name Only! [RSK] 74 Driven To Revolt! 75 No Surrender! Mrs. Grumph New Headmistress 76 One Girl To Blame! 77 The School Without Mistresses! [RSK] 78 The Third Form Invaders! Revolt Continued [RSK] 79 Reforming The Fourth! [RSK] 80 A Schoolgirl's Repentance! [RSK] 81 Olive Wayne's Ordeal! [RSK] Olive Wayne & Lorna Grey New 82 The Pluck Of Peggy Preston! [RSK] Girl 83 The Schoolgirl Spendthrift! [RSK] 84 The Girl Who Atoned! [RSK] 85 Bessie Bunter's Christmas Pudding! Lynn's Folly At Xmas The School Friend Index 3 - 1921 - No. Title Storyline Author 86 The Spectre Of Lynn's Folly! Lynn's Folly At Xmas 87 The Casket Of Mystery! 88 The Jewel Of The East! Mystery Casket 89 Mabel Lynn's Valour! 90 Bessie Bunter's £100 91 Chums No Longer! 92 Bessie Bunter, Form-Captain! 93 Bound To Silence! 94 Scoring Off Connie! Stella Stone's Downfall 95 The Sixth-Former's Downfall! 96 Bessie Bunter's Parrot! 97 The Girl From The Desert Island! 98 The Cliff House Explorers! Cliff House Castaway 99 The Schoolgirl Castaways! 100 The Girls Who Changed Places! 101 Silent For Another's Sake! The Girls Who Changed Places 102 Shielding The Schemer! 103 Japing The Fifth! 104 The Cliff House Boat-Race! 105 Unworthy Of Their Trust! Cyril Hartley Cliff House Coach 106 Well Done, Babs! 107 Grace Kelwyn At Cliff House! 108 The Madcap Schoolgirl 109 The Girl Who Couldn't Settle Down! Grace Kelwyn Desert Island Girl 110 Turned Out Of Her Form! 111 The Search For Grace Kelwyn! 112 Vivienne Leigh's Dancing-Craze! 113 The Girl Who Broke Her Promise! Vivienne Leigh & Lorna Grey 114 Cheating The Form! 115 In Another Girl's Name! 116 Carried To South America! 117 The Mystery Of The Golden Goblet South America 118 In Search Of The Secret City! 119 The Schoolgirl Hostage! 120 Dolly Jobling's Secret! 121 The Girl Who Kept Silent! Dolly Jobling 122 Her Brother's Peril! 123 The Plot Against Bessie Bunter! Mildred Tamplin Of The Fourth 124 Hidden From The School! 125 A Schoolgirl's Sacrifice! 126 Babs At Her Best! Sheba Stanton New Fourth 127 Barbara Redfern's Rival! Former 128 Sheba Stanton's Triumph! 129 The Titled Schoolgirl! 130 Rival Forms! 131 The Showing-Up Of Sheba Lady Hetty Hendon 132 Fighting For Her Home 133 The Making Of Sheba Stanton 134 The Mystery Of Miss Chantrey Miss Chantrey Music & Dancing 135 The Fourth Form Ballet Mystery 136 The Secret Of The Snapshot 137 Christmas At Holly Hall Holly Hall Xmas 138 Loyal To Their Hero The School Friend Index 4 - 1922 – No. Title Storyline Author 139 The Fourth Form Parliament 140 The Feud Against The Fourth 141 The Triumph Of The Fourth 142 The Order Of Expulsion Fourth Form Parliament 143 Earning Her Living 144 The Schoolgirl Waitress 145 Sybil Spender's Servant 146 Bessie Bunter's Invention 147 Nancy Bell's Secret 148 Afraid To Come To School Oakvale House School 149 Deceiving The School 150 TheGirlOnTheFarm 151 The Little Stowaway 152 The Secret Of The Wreck Suzanne, Pretty Little French 153 The Holiday Quest Girl 154 A Prisoner By Choice 155 At The Stroke Of Four 156 Peggy Preston's Loyalty 157 Clara Trevlyn's Test 158 Philippa Derwent's Pluck 159 Mabel Lynn's Masterstroke 160 Bessie Bunter's Task 161 Marjorie Hazeldene's Sacrifice 162 Barbara Redfern's Leadership 163 Dolly Jobling's Determination 164 Phyllis Howell's Chance 165 Augusta's Trust 166 The Schoolgirl Caravanners 167 The Convict's Daughter 168 Bessie The Film Actress Caravan Tour 169 The Mystery Of The Mill 170 The Girl Who Came Back 171 A Rich Girl's Scapegoat 172 For Another's Guilt New Girls Irene Jameson & 173 The Missing Heiress Dulcie Craven 174 With Another's Wealth 175 The Riddle Of The Caves 176 Foiling The Form The Mystery Cave 177 By Whose Hand? 178 The Misfortunes Of Bessie Bessie Bunter's Double 179 Bessie Bunter's Double 180 The House Of The Five Gables 181 Thwarted By Schoolgirls Pauline Wilson Of The Sixth 182 Barbara Redfern's Victory 183 Cliff House In France 184 Cliff House On The Riviera 185 Cliff House In Spain Cliff House Overseas Tour 186 Cliff House In Africa 187 Cliff House In Morocco 188 Cliff House In Italy 189 Clara Trevlyn's Christmas Party Xmas at Rose Villa 190 In Spite Of Her Enemy The School Friend Index 5 - 1923 – No. Title Storyline Author 191 Her Faithless Friend Rena Morris The Girl Violinist 192 The Girl Violinist 193 Clara Trevlyn "On Strike" 194 The Triumph Of The Duffer 195 The Persian Girl's Secret 196 Her Craze For Dancing 197 The Holding Up Of The Fourth 198 A Mystery From The East 199 The Girl From India Dolra Teld Indian Schoolgirl 200 Sharing A Secret 201 Treasure Of Long Ago 202 Sisters In Secret 203 All Clara's Fault Clara And Her Sister Muriel 204 Through Trials To Triumph 205 The Tyranny Of Violet Cutter 206 For Her Mother's Sake Violet Cutter's Bid For The 207 In Her True Colours Captaincy 208 Friendship's Reward 209 Little Miss Nobody Curly Locke The Girl Who Lost 210 The Girl They Could Not Trust Her Memory 211 The Captive Of The Fair 212 The Puzzled Schoolgirls Catherine Primrose 213 The Schoolgirl Imposter Headmistress's Niece 214 Her Father's Honour 215 The Hidden Room Marjorie Hazeldene 216 Doubted By The Form 217 The Fugitives At The School! 218 The Mystery Of Miriam Carstairs! Margaret Lynn 219 A Surprise For The School 220 Babs And Co. By The Sea 221 The Puzzle Of The Sands Holiday Tour In Cornwall 222 Bessie Beats Them All! 223 The Girl She Must Not Know Peggy Preston 224 The Ordeal Of Peggy Preston 225 The Rebels From Revelstoke! 226 The Girls Who Scorned The School Revelstoke Barring Out 227 The Hidden Rebels 228 The Girl They Deceived! 229 The Shadow Of Disgrace! 230 The Day Girl's Secret! Polly Vane New Day Girl's 231 The Girl They Doubted! Secret 232 The Truth About Polly Vane! 233 The Fourth Form Monitresses 234 The Girl Who Took The Blame! 235 The Runaway's Valour 236 The Fugitives Of The Fire 237 Stranded At Cliff House 238 Connie Jackson's Conspiracy 239 The Unknown Japer 240 The Girl Who Returned 241 Restored To Her Mother Xmas At Lynn's Folly 242 The Phantom Fortune The School Friend Index 6 - 1924 – No.
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