Principal G. M. Gwynn's Founders' Day speech in March 1952, in which he explained his fundamental responsibility as Principal as 'individual attention and knowledge of the character of the boys entrusted to us'.
| Who | Role | Rank | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| G. M. Gwynn | speaker (Principal) |
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In his Founders Day speech in March,1952, Gwynn explained his fundamental responsibility as Principal of ‘a school such as this is individual attention and knowledge of the character of the boys entrusted to us.’
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