Mr. Chips Life Timeline
1848: Mr. Chip’s was born
1860: He was at Cambridge University for his studies and remained there till 1870
1869: Chips joined Melbury School
1870: He joined Brookfield School
1880: Epidemic German measles broke out
1896: He married Katherine Bridges
1898: Katherine Bridges died
1900: He became senior teacher and the same year Ralston was appointed as headmaster
1902: Chips punished Collingwood
1908: He rowed with Ralston
1911: Chatteris became the head master of the school
1913: Chips resigned from the Brookfield School
1914: WW1 broke out
1916: On the request of Chatteris, he rejoined BFS (Brookfield School)
1917: Chatteris died and Chips became the headmaster of BFS
1918: HE retired for the second time
1926: A general strike in England
1930: Chips made his will
1933: He died at the age of 85
Mr. Chips , by profession , is a teacher who teaches Latin and Greek languages. He is a man of worthy credence. He married Katherine Bridges and this marriage lasted for two years. When she met Mr. Chips one night before their marriage, she called him Good Bye Mr. Chips. At the end of the novel the same words were said to Chips by his student named Linford. These words influenced Mr. Chips' life both times. This is the reason the name of the novel is selected as "Good Bye Mr. Chips".
Important Information
It is a famous novel written by James Hilton. He wrote this novel only in two days. This novel was first published in 1934. The protagonist of this novel is Mr. Chippings who is often called Mr. Chips.Mr. Chips , by profession , is a teacher who teaches Latin and Greek languages. He is a man of worthy credence. He married Katherine Bridges and this marriage lasted for two years. When she met Mr. Chips one night before their marriage, she called him Good Bye Mr. Chips. At the end of the novel the same words were said to Chips by his student named Linford. These words influenced Mr. Chips' life both times. This is the reason the name of the novel is selected as "Good Bye Mr. Chips".
Principals of Brookfield
- Wetherby 1840-1870
- Meldrum 1870-1900
- Ralston 1900-1911
- Chatteris 1911-1917
- Cartwright 1917- onward