Miss Bishop believed in girls being fully occupied, and in addition to the ordinary form work, expected every one to take part in the games, and in the numerous societies and guilds which had been instituted.

Winona found that she was required to join the Debating Club, and the Patriotic Knitting Guild, while a Dramatic Society and a Literary Association would be prepared to open their doors to her if she proved worthy of admission.

So far, however, she considered that she had enough on her hands.

The demands of her new life were almost overwhelming, and she lived from day to day in a whirl of fresh experiences.

It took her some time even to grasp the names of the seventeen other girls in her form.