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It was well for Gipsy to have so firm an adherent , for her present position in the school caused her to be greatly in need of stanch friends . A Leader of the Opposition GIPSY had called the General Meeting of the Magazine department of the Guild because she honestly wished her journal to be a representative organ for the whole of the Lower School . A member of each Form was on the Committee , but she thought suggestions would probably be offered by others , and could then be discussed and settled by popular vote . At four o'clock on the Friday afternoon all the Juniors flocked to the dressing-room , for there was a whisper abroad that changes were in the wind , and that it behoved everybody who had an interest in the subject to be present and take sides . Dilys Fenton , as President of the Guild , opened the proceedings with a few introductory remarks ; then Gipsy , as editress , read her report on the Magazine . `` Members are invited to suggest any fresh features that they consider would be advantageous for the forthcoming summer term , and to offer any criticisms on the past number . '' So she concluded .