Salient. An Organ of Student Opinion at Victoria College, Wellington, N.Z. Vol. 1, No. 21 October 5, 1938
Smoko
Smoko
"Future capping processions will be organised at least a month before the actual date." said "Andy," President of the Haeremai Club at their annual smoko. "Each person taking part will know definitely which float he is on and what he is expected to do. In the past the procession has been a rather haphazard and rushed affair; the present committee is determined to place this Important event on a sound basis."
The importance of the club, not only in view of this event and the Universities Tournament, but also from the lasting friendships and associations gained, was also emphasised. Too many students pass through the College in a daze of swot without realising that they have within their grasp a very wide variety of pleasant social intercourse. In view of the president's remarks it is apparent that the Haeremai Club has become, and will be in the future, a live and active factor at V.U.C., with every justification of everyone's support, including you.
The Smoko proved to be a most enjoyable evening for the thirty-odd students who attended. Here's to the continued success of the Haeremai Club!
—M.L.B.
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