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Saturday, August 25, 1973
PRINCIPALS OF TWO COLLEGES TO RETIRE
The Principals of Queen's College and Grantham College of Education,
Mr. Raymond Huang and Mr. Kwok Wai-man are retiring shortly.
They will each be presented with a gift from their colleagues.
The Director of Education, Mr. J. Canning, will make the presontations
next Wodnesday
Mr. Huang started his career in the Education Department 20 years
ago when he was appointed an Assistant Education Officer.
After teaching in a government school in Yau Ma Tei, Mr. Huang
was transferred to Queen's College and was promoted to Education Officer
in September 1956.
He remained at Queen's College for five years before being posted
to Sir Robert Black College of Education in September 1961.
Ir. Huang became Acting Principal in July 1967 and was confirmed
to the grade of Senior Education Officer in September the same year.
He went to Queen's College as the Principal in August 1970.
Mr. Kwok, who has nearly 24 years service, joined the Department
as an Assistant Education Officer and taught for two years in a government
school in Wanchai.
In 1951 he was posted to King's College where he stayed for three
and a half years before being transferred to Grantham College of Education.
Mr. Kwok became an Inspector of Schools in May 1962 and went
to Leeds University in September 1964 to attend a one-year course on the
Teaching of Mathematics at Upper Secondary Level.
/In July