GORE HIGH SCHOOL

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18544, 3 May 1922, Page 3

GORE HIGH SCHOOL

EX-PUPILS’ ASSOCIATION. The Dunedin branch of the Gore High School Ex-pupils’ Association held its annual meeting in the Waratah tea rooms on Monday evening, Mr H. R. Domigan presiding. The secretary’s report showed a branch roll number of between 50 and 60, a reduction from last year being explained by the large exodus of students last December. It was decided to bold a reunion dance in June or July, and an endeavour will be made to arrange a social evening in' the early spring. . . A proposal from the parent assoipiation in Gore that the school’s war memorial should take- the form of an entrance gateway to the new hostel grounds was endorsed, and members were urged to contribute to the Memorial Fund without delay. An appeal was made for greater support of the school’s magazine “Kura-Awa,” and it was stated that a canvas for subscriptions would be undertaken. Office-bearers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: —President, Mr H. R. Domigan; vice-president, Miss L. Lawson, 8.A.: secretary, Miss J. Wright, St. Margaret’s College; assistant secretary, Mr H. W. Boddy; committee—Misses R. Blaikie, G. M'Lood. and R. Smith; Messrs G. S. Smith, T. M. M'Donald, 8.A., and J, 11. Hall.