The Aberdarian, August 1915, Vol. 1, No. 3.

Reproduced with permission of Rhondda Cynon Tâf Library Service
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Front Cover	Inside Front Cover Advert: Park Cinema	Page1 Editorial by The Editor	Page 2 Dramatics by EGD (possibly Evan George Davies)	Page 3 Dramatics (continued)	Page 4 Nodion Cymraeg by J.D. Powell
Page 5 Nodion Cymraeg (continued)	Page 6 Y Delyn a Ddrylliwyd Cerd gan ‘Ogwen’	Page 7 The Bitter Bit by Don Incognito	Page 8 p7 continued	Page 9 p8 continued	Page 10 p9 continued
Page 11 Is there a Welsh language by An Old Student	Page 12 p11 continued	Page 13 A College Letter from Bristol by Sidney Silverman (of Cardiff Road)	Page 14 A College Letter from Bristol (continued)	Page 15 Form Notes	Page 16 Form Notes (continued)
Page 17 Form Notes (continued)	Page 18 Form Notes (continued)	Page 19 Playing Tricks with the Alphabet	Page 20 p19 continued	Page 21 Cricket Report	Page 22 Cricket Report, continued
Page 23 Adverts: J.W. Morris, athletic outfitter S. Watson, picture frame maker	Page 19 Adverts: Emrys Evans, pharmacy W.T. Evans, Dairyman and Poulterer	Inside Back Cover Adverts: Victoria Studios, photographer C.F. Walters, Ophthalmic Optician	Back Cover Adverts: Hodges & Sons, Clothiers R.H. Miles, restaurant
The first Aberdarian was published in December 1903. The latest in this first series we have seen is No. 28 of December 1912. However, the headmaster in the editorial of this 1914 edition implies that the last edition of the first series was released at some point in 1913, possibly in the summer of 1913 when the school ceased to be mixed, when the girls left for Plasdraw. The New Series on this web-page was published in December 1914, further ‘new series’ appeared in 1933 and again at Easter 1938.