GREENPARK SCHOOL.

Press, Volume LV, Issue 16479, 24 March 1919, Page 4

GREENPARK SCHOOL.

PICNIC AND PRIZE-GIVING,

Tho children of the Greenpark School, together with their parents and friends, held their annual picnic last Friday in Waihora Park. For four years past the children have preferred to devote their picnic fund to patriotic purposes. The day was an ideal cue, and there was a largo attendance. Various games and raoes for old young were organised. The single women's race was roa by ilis3 Vera Fleete, and the committeemen's race by Mr W. J. McMillan. Before tea, the cliairmani (Mr F. Hubbard) called on Mrs \V. J. McMillan to present prizes to the following:— p. J—John Bennett, Bichard Hunter, Peter McMillan, Frank Toyne, August "Walking, Leonie Dennehv, ' Bene Dulieu, Hilda Mathews. Gwen Mitchell, Gladys Schroeder. P 2—Kenneth Dulieu, Leslie Dulieu, Cecil Bennett-, Trevor Everest, George Gardner, Ray ' Macartney, ' Alan McMillan, Georgo Nci'l, Charles "Watkins, Vernon "Watson, Ethel Brown, Annie Bailey, Gladys Bennett, Millv Neil. Standard I.—Cecil Dennehv, Robert Mawer, Gwen Everest, Zeta Everest, Edna Macartcev. Standard ll.—Leonard Bennett, Norman Brown, George Lessen, Andrew Mitchell, Mav Hamillon. Violet Hanson, Muriel Mitchell Nina "Watkina, Annie Watkins. Standard 111. —Ernest Bearman, Edmund Hubbard, Clayton Mawer, Nita Kcaat, Jean McMillan, Oli've Peg ley. Standard IV.— Stanley Bennett, John S. Clarke Geor"o Everest, Nellie Brown, "Winnie HnbbardT Thelma WTutelaw. _ Standard VI. —Irer.e Carr, Jessie Mawer, Violet McVickcr, Millv Mor-an, Ina Stalker, Millie Hubbard. Sewinir prize#:—^Lpper Room: Milho Mor<ran 1, "Winnie Hubbard 2. Lower Room: Edna Macartney 1, Muriel Mitchell 2. Special Prizes:—Mrs Marvels, for progreST Cecil Dennehv. Mim Treacys for diligence: Leslie Dulieu. Mr Schrocders, for the best boy (pupils* "W: Stanley Bennett. Mr Hubbard s. for tho best girl (pupils' vote): Millie Hubbard.