wish them godspeed.

Those who have read "GRACE HARLOWE'S PLEBE YEAR AT HIGH SCHOOL"
need no introduction to these three young men or to the girl
chums. The doings of these merry girls made the record of their
freshman year memorable indeed. The winning of the freshman prize
by Anne Pierson, despite the determined opposition and plotting of
Miriam Nesbit, also aspiring to that honor, Mrs. Gray's Christmas
party, the winter picnic that ended in an adventure with wolves,
and many other stirring events furnished plenty of excitement for
the readers of that volume.

In "GRACE HARLOWE'S SOPHOMORE YEAR AT HIGH SCHOOL" the interest of
the story was centered around the series of basketball games
played by the sophomore and junior classes for the High School
championship. In this volume was narrated the efforts of Miriam
Nesbit, aided by Julia Crosby, the disagreeable junior captain, to
discredit Anne, and force Grace to resign the captaincy of her
team. The rescue of Julia by Grace from drowning during a skating
party served to bring about a reconciliation between the two girls
and clear Anne's name of the suspicion resting upon it. The two
classes, formerly at sword's points, became friendly, and buried
the hatchet, although Miriam Nesbit, still bitterly jealous of
Grace's popularity, planned a revenge upon Grace that nearly
resulted in making her miss playing on her team during the
deciding game. Grace's encounter with an escaped lunatic, David
Nesbit's trial flight in his aeroplane, were incidents that also
held the undivided attention of the reader.

In "GRACE HARLOWE'S JUNIOR YEAR AT HIGH SCHOOL" the four chums