It would be fun to have elections, and it seemed desirable that there should be a warden to look after the interests of each separate form.
"When I was in the Fourth we never got a chance for the tennis courts, and it was utterly hopeless to appeal to the prefects," said Ingred.

"I always used to feel there ought to be some way of making one's voice heard." "Well, if you're elected, you'll have a chance to make your maiden speech!" laughed Verity.

"By the bye, will there be a 'Strangers' Gallery, so that we can come and listen to you?
I'd be sorry to miss the fun!" Friday afternoon had been fixed for the election, and a bright idea originated in VA., circulated through the school, and finally crystallized in the Sixth.

It was nothing less than that each form should make a special fete of the affair.

Lispeth Scott, the head girl, went boldly to Miss Burd, and asked permission for those who liked to bring thermos flasks, cups, and bags of buns and cakes, and hold parties in the various class-rooms.
"It would make so much more of the whole thing," she urged.