BHS Prefects 1929

Since the previous issue we have continued our duties in the usual way, and can report that we are in a good financial position. At the dance held at the end of last term we cleared £5. It is our intention of holding a big dance at the end of this term.

At present we are in the unenviable position of sitting for the Leaving in a week’s time. We take this opportunity of extending to the candidates of both Junior and Leaving our best wishes for success. We feel that we have been working under trying conditions during the year, especially this term. Numerous diversions in the town, such as Centenary Celebrations, the Show and the like, have not helped us to settle down to work.

We have nearly come to the end of our reign as prefects and would like to congratulate our successors, whoever they may be. All that remains for us now is to initiate them into their next year’s duties.

Our happy days at the Bunbury High School are almost over, so we take this opportunity per medium of the “Kingia” of saying goodbye to both staff and students, and by wishing the Magazine every success.

'Prefect Notes' by Mervyn Davis (School Captain) from the December 1929 edition of the Kingia magazine.