SCHOOL OLD BOYS' SMOKE CONCERT.

Digger (Invercargill RSA), Issue 34, 5 November 1920, Page 9

SCHOOL OLD BOYS' SMOKE CONCERT.

— * " ' ,ry pleasant evening was spent by nbers of the Southland High School lya' Association in the form of a concert in the Floral Tea Rooms dnesday evening. Mr J. H. Reed d the chair in the absence of the it, Mr W. Macalister. Th© guest ur was Mr E. Diack, winner of the jhampionahip at the sports in the on. Musical items wtere inied between the various business lons, and were very capably renby Messrs Holtz, Reed, Gilfedder, homson. Special reference was lo several old .boys who had died ,he last general meeCThg. They jssrs G- C. Todd, Dave Morton, :key, Geo. Amott and the Rev. W. jwn. A silent tribute was paid iy all present standing, After had been sefved toasts to tho chool athletics (coupled with the f the winner of the school champ), and absent old boys were duly *L s report the secretary (Mr Brodie) ;hat steps were being taken to re- ! s roll of Old Boys and asked that les of all should be sent in to inm as possible. Reference was also o the branch of the association rad recently been formed in DunIn conclusion of the report ne apfor the whole-hearted co-opera-all old boys of the school to assist keeping the association alive. new members of committee were , being Messrs Mawson, McLauchIfedder and D. Cox. A reinit from . unedin association was discussed motion bearing on it to the effect le association should honour the ieams when successful in the footcricket competitions was carried. on Yi.as also carried that the com:ake into consideration the erection morial in honour of those who had a the Great War and _that an ap- ' funds b,e rnade to all old boys. votes of thanks had been given performers, chairman and secreti.e evening concluded at 10.45 singing of "Auld Lang Syne," and tional Anthem.