SCHOOL CADET CORPS.
VALUE OF THE TRAINING. "I iock noon thu battalion as a most valuable feature of school Jifo, reacting 'most favourably upon.-school discipline, tone,, and esprit d« corps," Sisiid Mr. J. Drummond, headmaster of the Auckland Grammar School, at .the, pns«-givjn* ceremony laat evening. "The view held in same' fiu'irtei's that it encourages servility militarism or jingoism, -is,, in nay opinion, hj» n - d upou mi>un(l«?rslut»dtr»g. It i cullv affwls an excel!* t qptjftyityff f.-, r (.--tlmiug Ikivs in scu-miamie,.- miti*tivt-, and leader? hi p. At thC ( «tm-B time, the cheerful submission to rigid dsstwphnf for a common purpose musC pro via* good training for. social s«rvicf.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19513, 17 December 1926, Page 13
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