BHS Prefects 1926

It is with great reluctance that we, the small band of prefects realise that we must soon relinquish our responsibilities and duties as prefects, for our experience in this capacity has been very pleasant. We hope that in the execution of these duties we have done as well as our predecessors, and think we can truthfully say that we have been able to work with the teachers and students in doing all we could in the welfare of the school. We hope that those who will take our positions next year will find them as congenial as we have done, and are sure that they will prove themselves efficient and capable.

We have held several meetings this term to discuss school interests, but have not found many conditions in the school routine which needed remedying.

We have now to face the ordeal of the exams., which will be well over by the time the Magazine is published.

Well, we now wish to bid goodbye to the staff and students, and wish them all the best of luck. We are indeed sorry to leave our school days behind us, and we all realise, I think, that school time is the best time after all.

'Prefect Notes' from the November 1926 edition of the Kingia magazine.