Her old enemies, Latin and Chemistry, still often baffled her, and her memory was only moderately retentive.

She could not honestly believe that so far as her work was concerned she was any credit to the school.

Games were another matter, however, and so long as they did not seriously interfere with her preparation for the matriculation, she meant to do her duty as captain.

She arranged cricket fixtures and tennis tournaments, and though she could not devote as much of her own time as she would have liked to practice, she spurred on others who had more leisure than herself.

She certainly possessed a gift for organization.