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Governing Body His Honour Sir John Cox, T. W. P. Vesey, Esq. C.B.E., M.C.P. B. T. Gosling, Esq. C. Vail Zuill, Esq., J.P Hon. Sir Eldon Trimingham, C.B.E. Headmaster H. J. Hallett, Esq., M.A Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. M. E. Dill Staff J. H. Kerry, M.A. F. L. Stephenson E. Walton, M.A. W. G. Rosser, B.A. K. Bower, D.L.C. M. R. Stevens, B.A. W. G. Maundrill, B.A. J. A. Stubbs, B.Sc. D. E. De Silva Mrs. Edith Trott Miss Edith Smith Rev. F. R. Ross (Music) J. Heckler (Art)
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Foreword May 1st. Three years ag ' O today the ground was broken for the erection of the gymnasium. This signalled the commencement of a long overdue pro- gramme of building, and, since that time, we have gradually obtained the following additions to the School: a gymnasium and changing room, a new Assembly Hall, [the old Hall providing three much needed cl ss rooms] a lunch room, equipped with tables and benches by the Old Boys ' Association, an Entrance Hall with staircase, additional tankage, and a very great improvement in the general appearance of the building. Externally, no further changes to the School are anticipated, but it is hoped that during the summer holidays certain interior alterations will be made, which will provide another class-room and a more convenient arrangement from the point of view of organisation. When these alterations are completed, we hope to have a formal opening. The grounds surrounding the school are receiving attention. The yard has been surfaced and in the near future trees, shrubs and hedges will be planted, which in a few years should relieve the bleakness of aspect and enhance the impressiveness of the building. Two members of the Staff will be leaving us at the end of this term in the persons of Mr. Bower and Mr. Maundrill. They will be greatly missed at School, especially in our extra-curricular activities, where they have both been a valuable help to the School. We wish them the best of luck for the future. We are now within a few weeks of the Coronation of our beloved young Queen, and accounts of the preparations for the ceremony with all its splendour, and of the evidence of love and loyalty towards her from all corners of the earth, stir the hearts of all of us, who are proud to be her subjects. This is a good time for each one of us to rededicate ourselves to the service of our Motherland and to endeavour to be worthy subjects of such a gracious Queen — Long may she reign in peace and happiness.
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