Presentations by Past and Present Pupils During the last two days, the Rev.
K, Quick, former Head Masler of the Cathedral School for Boys, has had occasion to reflect with pride on the distinguished service that he has Tendered to the school since his arrival ut here, On June 22, was entertained to a dinner at the school by a group of about 20. old boys. the dinner being organized by Messrs. J. Sayle and XK, Ayres, both of whom made speeches recalling their own days at the school, and speaking affectionately "of their old headmaster. Mr. Quick was Presented during the dinner with a silver cigarette box oh behalf of the old boys.
On June 23 in the morning, Mr." Quick took hie leave of the resent pupils of the school when, following school. prayers, Mr. LIK, Cassels, who is to take Mr, Qulek's place on his retirement, until the arrival of the new headmaster, made 7 speech in which he ald tribute to the splendid way in which Mr. Quick had managed" the school during his headmastership, Mr, Quick had won the affection of both the boys and the staff, and they wished both him and Mrs. Quick the utmost happiness and success on their return to England, Mr, Cassels then presented Mr. Quick with a blackwood table, from the school aff stof, while Mrs, Quick was presented with a handsome bouquet. In reply, Mr. Quick thanked the stof and the boys for the. gift, and said that his memories of the Cathedral School would always be et the happiest nature, He wished trem all the utmost success in the In the afternoon, a recep ton was held for Mr. and Mrs, Quick at the Cathedral School Uy the schoo committee, being attended by a large number of old boys, parents, and
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