BRITISH CADET CENTENARY

Press, Volume XCIX, Issue 29246, 2 July 1960, Page 12

BRITISH CADET CENTENARY

Four SJ. Boys Chosen

-Four cadets from South Island schools have been selected to represent New Zealand at the centenmal celebrations of the cadet forces of Great Britain. Two of the boys are from school cadets, the other two represent* ing the Air Tramffig Corps and the sea cadets They are. tor the Army cadets: Cadet Warrant Officer G Whiting of St. Kevin’s College, Oamsru. and Cadet warrant Officer D. J. Rawlence. of Christchurch Boys’ High School. The A.T.C. nomination is Cadet Warrant Officer A Kay of St Bede's College. Christchurch. and for the Navy. Sea Cadet Petty Officer M WeodhaU of. King’s High School Dunedin. ■Cadet Warrant Officer Rawlence is almost 18 years old and has been a pupil at Christchurch Boys’ High School since 1956. Deputy senior monitor this year be is captain of the school's A grade tfbckey team, and is a school librarian He also has bis school certificate and university entrance Regimental Sergeant Major of the school's cadet battalion, Cadet Rawlence is senior instructor of the battalion’s noncommissioned officer school Cadet Warrant Officer Kay is at present in the upper sixth form and was made warrant officer of Si Bede’s College Air Training Corps Squadron this year. He is

I? year* bld. a member of the. swimming team and a school librarian. A pupil at the since 1956 he has hfe school certificate and university ehTSI £" rty T'” I<f,Ve Cbri »»- chureh by aar for Auckland next wgek. They will fly to Singapore stsy there until July 11. and thS following day board k Comet which will take them to London.