BHS Prefects 1930

Now that our short term of Prefectship is nearly over, we experience a little regret in relinquishing our duties, though they may have from time to time proved irksome. Perhaps our regrets are unconsciously founded on vanity, as we realise that, from our present comparatively important positions as prefects, we shall next year be reduced to insignificance in a world of superiors.

So far we have been able to pursue our duties peacefully enough. Meetings have been held only at rare intervals, there being little business to discuss.

Everyone appeared to enjoy the dance which we held in the School Gym. at the end of last term. As it was also a financial success, we are hoping that our final dance, which we shall hold as usual at the end of term, will result as happily.

No opportunity for a second Prefects’ Tea has yet presented itself, and in view of the coming examinations, we shall probably defer that pleasure until they are over—for more reasons than one.

Next year’s Prefects will soon be chosen, and in conclusion we wish them the best of luck for next year.

'Prefect Notes' from the December 1930 edition of the Kingia magazine.