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Frost, Mary (1907 - )
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Mary Frost attended Miss Carter's School, East Adelaide School and St Peter's Girls School. She went to Adelaide University to do English. At the outbreak of World War II Frost was in England teaching at a school in South Devon. She returned to Adelaide after the war, returning in a flying boat. Frost became an English teacher at St Peters where she won two Tennyson medals at the school. Later she became head of the English Department. Frost compiled A History of St Peter's Girls' School from 1894-1968, in 1972.

 
Sources used to compile this entry: http://www.catalog.slsa.sa.gov.au:1083/search/aFrost%2C+Mary%2C+1907-/afrost+mary+1907/-5,-1,0,B/frameset&FF=afrost+mary+1907&1,1, accessed 2004-04-19.
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  • Frost, Mary M, St. Peter's Collegiate Girls' School, 1894-1968 : a history of the Sisters' school in Adelaide during 74 years, St. Peter's Girls' School, Stonyfell, S. A., 1972, 210 pp. [ Details... ]
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Created: 19 April 2004
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