TECHNICAL COLLEGE STUDENTS
AaXCAL meeting of ASSOCIATION. , Mr T. Scott (chairman) presided on Friday night, at the annual meeting of the King Fd.ward Technical College Students’ Association, and in moving the adoption of the animal report, strongly advised all the college sports clubs to affiliate with the association. The following office-hearer,s wen; elected for the ensuing year:—President, Mr Tlios. Scott; vice-presidents— Hon, G. M. Thomson, Messrs Angus Marshall, AV. Alexander, M aguus Thomson, James AVailaee, AV. Brugh, A. M’Fad.ven, AV. C. AValker, G. MTntyre, A. Selby, Misses L. Grilfith, A. M. Robertson, M. AVilson, and H Niven; committee—Messrs Selby, A. Hinton, R. Baughen, J. Harris, R, Gardiner, Adio, Misses Wilson, Cunningham, MLVlillan, Owen, DighySmith, Connolly, Thnrlow; secretary and treasurer, Miss F. Davys. The annual report stated that the association opened with a membership of fifty-five, and during the year sixtysix members joined, thus making a total of 121 members. Net ball, tenuis, and hockey clubs were in active operation during the year, and _wero well supported by the ox-Technical High School girls. Tho financial statement showed a credit balance of £lB 9s Id.
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Evening Star, Issue 18257, 23 April 1923, Page 3
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183TECHNICAL COLLEGE STUDENTS Evening Star, Issue 18257, 23 April 1923, Page 3
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