The 1902 School Magazine

In submitting this number of the Magazine to our readers, we have to notify that a change has been effected in the editorship, on account of E. T. Campbell, the late Editor, having left school. We would again point out that we welcome contributions of every description, from present and past members of the School, as by this means we shall chronicle many interesting items which would otherwise be missed.

As the closing months of the year were especially busy, and as our appointment to the editorship was rather late, it was decided to hold over the publication till after the Christmas holidays.

Inter alia, we have to record the Annual Sports and the Entertainment, both of which, we are glad to say, were gratifying to all concerned. The Annual Prize Distribution took place in December last. The reports then given showed the flourishing condition of all institutions connected with the School.

We are indebted to Mr. Roe for a letter concerning Lieutenant Cameron and to W. Unmack for an interesting account of his trip. "Imprimis Sic" will also be found attractive.

The President of the Old Boys' Association for 1901–02 was Mr. R. H. Roe (the Head Master). At the 1902 Annual General Meeting Mr. G. W. Power, M.A., LL.M. was elected President for 1902–03. The issue also records University Honours won by Old Boys at Sydney and Melbourne (among them S. D. Tozer, LL.B. — later OBA President 1936).