I want to put these upon a good and firm basis.

Last winter we didn't quite know where we were with them, did we?
At present we have 'The Dramatic Society,' 'The Debating Club,' 'The Literary Association,' and 'The Patriotic Knitting Guild.' We might very well add a 'Photographic Union' and a 'Natural History League.' They ought all to be run on the same lines.

Each must have a President, a Secretary, and a Committee of eight members, who will undertake the business of the Society, and settle all its events.
Any difficulty or dispute must be referred to the Prefects' meeting, the decision of which shall be final.

Each guild must draw up a list of its own rules; these must be submitted first to the Prefects, then, if passed as satisfactory, they must be written in the minutes book, and strictly adhered to.

I want you all to realize that this school is still in its infancy.