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Contents HEADMISTRESS ' S FOREWORD 2 SCHOOL OFFICE HOLDERS 1978-79 3 GIFTS TO THE SCHOOL 3 PRIZES SPEECH DAY 1979 3 LEAVERS 4 NEW ENTRANTS 4 FIRST AID SUCCESSES 5 EXAMINATION RESULTS PHYSICAL EDUCATION HORSE SHOW . GEOGRAPHY FIELD TRIP HISTORY TRIP TO PARIS THE BIRD CLUB MUSIC REPORT STAFF PANTOMIME ORIGINAL CONTRIBUTIONS OLD GIRLS ' ASSOCIATION ANSWERS To PUZZLES Cox, Printers, Williton, Somerset 1 Headmistress's Foreword All at Stover have found it strange to be starting a new school year without Miss Bailey, so much had we come to rely upon her in every aspect of school life . We wish her every happiness in her retirement after twenty-four years on the staff. The high esteem and affection in which Miss Bailey has always been held were expressed in the large number of former pupils who attended the O .G.A. reunion last summer, making this event a memorable and truly enjoyable occasion. As Miss Bailey has joined the O.G.A., we hope for a large attendance next summer also and in future years : Miss Bailey, assuredly, will be there. Our best wishes for their retirement go likewise to Mrs Shepherd, who left in December, 1978, and Mrs . Douglass, who left in July, 1979 . Together with these, we thank Mrs. Jee, teacher of Domestic Science here for several years, and Mrs Gajsler, who was House Mistress to the senior boarders in the Phyllis Dence wing for two terms. This autumn we welcome to the teaching staff Mrs Collinge (Domestic Science), Miss Davis (Physical Education), Mrs Jorgensen (English) and Mrs Vernon (House Mistress to the senior boarders) . On the administrative side, we welcome Mrs . Corbin as full-time assistant secretary. Mrs. Warner, who for several years acted as part- time assistant secretary, has relinquished her office work to concentrate entirely upon teaching, a decision dictated by the expansion of the Commercial Studies department. The key post of Senior Mistress has been filled by Miss Evans . Since Miss Evans is an Old Girl of Stover, a member of the staff for many years, a former resi- dent House Mistress and a close friend and professional associate of Miss Bailey, her qualifications for this post could not be better. On the Governing Body last year three vacancies were caused by the resignations of Mrs. Key and Miss Cobham, both of whom wished to make way for new blood, and of Major Sherratt, who has returned with his wife to his home country, Canada. We thank these Governors for their splendid services to Stover, joyfully acclaiming Mrs. Key, Stover's founder Head Mistress, in her chosen role of Granny to the entire School! In their places we welcome Mrs Barling, Dr . Hewitt and Mr . Roberts. Stover's Governors arrange that each new school year is marked by an improve- ment in amenities . This autumn we have a Cookery room twice the size of the old one and beautifully equipped, an acquisition of which we are properly proud and one which we are celebrating by the inauguration of an Advanced Level course in Home Economics. To the benefit of academic work, the reorganization and restocking of the Library is proceeding apace. C. A . SMITH September 1979 2 School Office Holders 1978-79 Head Girl: Lorinda Grayson Deputy: Barbera Cam Games Captain : Paula Mosforth Librarian: Mary Pinhey Prefects: Judith Crosby Anne Lowe Alison Counsell Caroline Scott Soraya Denny Sally Stewart Gifts to the School We are very grateful to the following for their kind gifts: Mr and Mrs Iselin—a most generous donation to the library Mr Stephens on behalf of Joanna and Nicola—a Beech tree Marjoleine Buker—a book for the library, "Darwin's Forgotten World " Tina Willmott—a coffee percolator for the cookery room Sarah Rudler-Doyle—smoked glass dishes for the cookery room Major Sherratt—a tree for the grounds The Old Girls' Association—a donation to the library fund Annita Bennett—two lovely copper pictures she did herself Prizes—Speech Day, 1979 Form I Form Prize : Nina West, Susie Browne Form II Form Prize Anita Chan, Rosanne Macgregor-Morris Improvement Emma Foreman, Catherine Knowles Form III Form Prize Helen Grover Improvement Amanda Cuming, Jane Rigby Form IV Form Prize Suan Choo Lim, Joanne Hurley, Sharon Whiting Progress Maria Blackwell SUBJECT PRIZES Needlework : Junior Anne Orford (Form III) (Senior) Rosemary Higgott (Form V) German and Geography : (one prize) Anne Glasscock (V) French : Susanna Harris (V) Modern Languages : Rebecca Winsor (V) Art : Alison Counsell (VI) Commercial Studies : Victoria Pierson (VI) English and Religious Knowledge : (one prize) Nicola Murphy (V) Mathematics and Science : (one prize) Anne Mokhtar (VI) History : Aida Buyong (V) Biology : Susan Browning (V) Head Girl : Lorinda Grayson (VI) 3 Leavers CHRISTMAS 1978 Sarah Baker Nicola Gardner Jennifer Fenton Susan Henderson Jacqueline Watson EASTER 1979 Fiona Foreward Parvin Aghaee Mina Vaheb Jenny Hands Lavinia Young SUMMER 1979 Lorinda Grayson Catherine Manley Barbara Cam Nicola Murphy Alison Counsell Karen Phillips Judith Crosby Karen Watts Soraya Denney Tina Willmott Patricia Iselin Rebecca Winsor Caroline Tandy Katherine Chan Ann Lowe Sima Koshara Paula Mosforth Sarah King Caroline Scott Kirstie Barker-Hahlo Sally Stewart Donna Fairchild Sally Dudmesh Shiva Koshara Norain Mokhtar Anita Chan Willie Tang Lisa Crossman Julie Babbage Victoria Pierson Tessa Matthews Catherine Swann Susan Mearns Kathryn Roberts Sarah Rudler-Doyle Angela Morgan Jacqueline Saysell Shona Barr Nicola Stephens Caroline Cameron Jacqueline Tancock Louise Costin Beverley Wheeler Caroline Hockley Aida Buyong Amanda Liddiard Susan Browning Dominique Smith Marjoleine Buker Trudi Tucker Patricia Cam Kim Buckpitt Lucinda Cassidy Sarah Kingdon Vicki Dart Katherine O'Keeffe Sian Lloyd-Edwards Amanda Scott New Entrants SPRING 1979 Debra Elliott Colette Goymour Noraini Salleh Sara Lord Karin Schulze Meryl Morgan Julie Jones Angela Morgan SUMMER 1979 Sarah Jane Brackley Sarvnaz Peykan Nicola Jameson Claire Johnson Kila Nock Andrea Roughley 4 AUTUMN 1979 Laura Allison Charlotte Vere Samantha Andrew Sarah Wiffill Louise Arnold Sarah Pollock Sallie Brewis Jane Allsopp Julia Cleeland Alison Bowden Sandra Cullimore Susan Chant Susan Cummings Sarah Cumber Helen Downing Samantha Ellis Lynn Evans Emma Harvey Jill Goaman Sarah Harvey Jane Evans Suzannah Knowles Kathryn Jones Fiona Parker Kim Maddever Sarah Shipman Victoria Palmer Charlotte Smith Katherine Rowland Sally Webster Chew Leang (Stacy) Tan Sally Weston Lena Tan Noorain Rahman Laura Thomson Sima Shahriari Marie Vanstone FIRST AID SUCCESSES British Red Cross Society junior certificates: Susie Browne Carol Lowe Jennie Brewis Rosalind Mackie Emma Chapman Denise Pooley Mariyata Coutts Karin Schulze Sarah Hatton Kate Tremlett Margaret Ireland Vanda Woolcock Gwen Lloyd-Edwards Nazi Vazegh-Mafi Lectures were given by Mrs. L. Medland and the examiner was Mrs . J. Brimble. ADVANCED LEVEL Barbara Cam Chemistry Alison Counsell Geography, Biology, Art Lorinda Grayson French, Chemistry, Biology Paula Mosforth Biology Victoria Pierson English Sally Stewart Geography Norain Mokhtar Mathematics Elizabeth Smith Pure Mathematics 5 SUPPLEMENTARY CERTIFICATES—ORDINARY LEVEL GRADE C OR BETTER Form 6 Ola Chan Mathematics Grade A Willie Tang Physics, Chemistry, Chinese, Biology Melanie Jones Classics in Translation, History Grade A Valerie Mearns Classics in Translation, Biology Kathryn Roberts Classics in Translation, History, French Jennifer Steventon Classics in Translation Caroline Tandy Classics in Translation, Mathematics, Typewriting C.S.E. I Noraine Mokhtar Additional Mathematics Grade A Noraini Salleh Additional Mathematics Sally Dudmech Classics in Translation, Biology, Religious Studies Barbara Cam Physics, Art Lorinda Grayson Physics Caroline Scott Geography Sarah Cliff Mathematics Lavinia Young History Susan Cartwright Biology Victoria Pierson Typewriting C .S.E . I Angela Morgan English Language Paula Mosforth Mathematics Jennifer Fenton English Literature Mary Pinhey Latin Form 2 Anita Chan Mathematics A Form 4 Katherine Chan Biology, Mathematics Grade A, Additional Mathe- matics, Chinese Lim Suan Choo English Language, Mathematics Grade A, Additional Mathematics A Jane Cornford Classics in Translation, English Language Grade A Alexandra Coulter English Language Carole Dowding English Language Alison Fleming English Language Grade A Felicity Hawkins English Language Joanne Hurley English Language Ida Hussain Malay Hattaya Ketsung Mathematics, Siamese Sarah Alice King English Language, Classics in Translation Deborah Medley English Language Lisa Merritt English Language Laura Morgan English Language, Classics in Translation Rachel Morris English Language Helen Mott Classics in Translation Karen Newman English Language, Classics in Translation Dianne Rolls English Language, Classics in Translation Tessa Shillabeer English Language Grade A, Classics in Translation Corinna Sproull English Language Hannah Tainsh English Language Barbara Toole English Language Tracy Wailes English Language 6 Form 5 Julie Babbage English Literature Shona Barr English Language, English Literature, Geography, Art Catherine Browne English Language, English Literature A, Geography, Food and Nutrition Susan Browning English Language A, English Literature A, History A, Latin, French, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology Sarah Bruce English Language, English Literature, History, Geo- graphy, French, Biology, Music Kim Buckpitt English Language, English Literature A, History, Biology, Food and Nutrition A Marjoleine Buker English Language, English Literature
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