ELECTION OF OFFICERS

Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 196, 16 May 1936, Page 4

ELECTION OF OFFICERS

Nev\ r Zealand Educational Institute The election of officers at the annual conference of the New Zealand Educational Institute yesterday resulted: President, Mr. F. L. Combs. M.A., Wellington Training College: vice-president, Mr. R. M McGlashen. Napier: treasure:-. Mr. T Kane. M.A.. Wellington; executive. Miss M. E. Magill. Dip.Soc.Se.. Miss .1 G. Park. Messrs. J. 11 M. Finlayson. B. W. Hickson and Max Riske. M. all of Wellington. Miss K. B. Turner, Christchurch. Messrs. F. A. Garry. Auckland. I). Forsyth. Otago. D. C. Pryor, Palmerston North, and C. YV. Boswell, Kiiwa Kawa. Secondary Schools’ Principals At tiie annual meeting of the Secondary Schools' Principals’ Association, which was held at YVellington College this week, tiie following officers were elected: —President. Mr. W. A. Armour (Wellington College) : lion, secretary. Mr. J. N. Millard (Hutt Valley High School); executive. Miss A. Bafliam (YVellington East Girls’ College). Mr. W. T. Foster (Napier High School). Mr. J. Hutton (Gisborne High m-IiooI) : representatives on tiie Teachers' Federation. Miss E. M. Johnston (Auckland Girls’ Grammar School). Miss D. M. Arthur (Napier Girls’ High School). Miss Stewart (Nelson Girls' n : ch School). Mi- A. E. Caddick (Christchurch YY’est). Mr. E. N ITogben (Dnnnevirke). Mr. J. Murray (Palmerston North) ; lion, auditor, Mr YV. A. Armour. The position of president carries with it tiie presidency of the Secondary Schools’ Association, and of flic Teachers’ Federation. Members expressed great satisfaction flint a principal of Mr, Armour’s standing would guide the destinies of (tie asso ciation in a year of such groat promise ns far as (■(bicnfion is concerned. Mr Armour also received congratulations on tiie fnef flint this is his 25th ns principal of n nost-nrimary school.