SCHOOL JUBILEE.
PROGRAMME AT EPSOM. G. STEPHENS CHAMPION*. There was keen competition among past and present pupils, parents, and visitors in races held 011 Saturday as part of the golden jubilee celebrations of the Epsom district school. The main event was the boys' championship of 100 yards. For his victory in this event G.. Stephens is to hold for one year a silver cup presented by Mr. George Metcalfe for annual competition. Results were:— Primers I. and ll.—ltovs: N. Mnv 1. K. Holibs 2. Girls: 0. Wilkinson 1, M. Tvll 2. Primers 111. and IV.—Boys: D. Emtio 1. P.. Barrow 2. Girls: N. Webb 1, E. Ashley Standard I.—Boys: C. Thwait es 1, .T. MeDoiigall 2. Girls: B. Cannon 1, C. Harris Standard II.—Boys: A. Pool 1. 0. Dickinson 2. Girls: N. Driver 1, D. Davies 2. Standard III.—Boys: B. I.oe 1. .T. Paine 2. Girls: E Badloy 1, T. Hutchinson 2. Standard IV.—Boys: It. Smyth 1. P. Best 2. Girls: M. Donenster 1, P. Baker 2. Standard V.—Boys: O. Mathieson 1. B. Mason 2. Girls: S. Cole 1, M. Waddingliam Standard Vl.—Boys: G. Stephens 1, B. Gray 2. Girls: R. McLaren 1, E. McKeohnie 2. Boys' Championship, 100 yds. — G. Stephens. Old Pupils.—Boys: Gresrory 1, Galloway 0 Girls: .T. Piper 1, .T. MeXamara 2. Married Men.—Laniportt 1, Smith and Birch, orjual. 2. , „ Married Ladies.—Mrs. Petersen 1, Mrs. Stewart 2.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 296, 14 December 1936, Page 12
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