The Coming of Age Souvenir of the Whalley Range High School
By: edited by Florence A. Field, M.A. and G. B. Birdsall, J.P.
Contributors: Field, Florence A.; Birdsall, G. B.
Publisher: Sherratt & Hughes
Published: 1912
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 220
Other titles: Whalley Range High School Magazine.
First sentence: The Whalley Range High School for Girls was founded in 1891, the year of the passing of the Act for free education, and had its beginning, therefore, at an important and critical stage in the education movement.
Description: Editorial: 
The Editors feel no apology is needed for bringing out a biography such as this - the life of a school. If that of an individal is interesting (and of making many biographies there is no end), how much more that of an institution like our own, with its many influences and its great responsibilities. Its children have gone forth all over the world, carrying with them the remembrance of their old school days.....
Notes: Special number 1891 - 1912 of the Whalley Range School Magazine.
Table of contents: label: Editorial
pagenum: ix
class: section
title: "Non sibi, sed omnibus" - Mr. Hugh de Bock Porter, LL.B.; label: Editorial
pagenum: xii
class: part
title: To the Editor of the Whalley Range High School Magazine - Rev. J.M. Hodgson, M.A., D.D.; label: Section 1
pagenum: 3
class: part
title: Introductory - Whalley Range - Past and Present - Mr. G.B. Birdsall, J.P.; label: Section 1
pagenum: 8
class: part
title: - The Past and the Future - Mr. F.A. Bruton, M.A.