LOBURN SCHOOL PICNIC.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17408, 20 March 1922, Page 3

LOBURN SCHOOL PICNIC.

Tho Lobturn School picnio to Eoraki Beach on Friday proved a most enjoyable outing, motor launches conveying tlio party, numbering one hundred, fioin tko ICaiap&i bridge to the beach. After lunch a progiammo of sports events was carried out, which resulted as follows: — _ ' . Girls' Kveni&—Preparatory Classes I. and II: Doreen Ccok 1, Kitty Galletly 2, Doris Anstey 3. Preparatory HI.: Myrtle Dav/son 1, Dorothy Martin 2, Connie Galletly 3. Standards I. and II.: Nancy Henry 1, 01-wyn Croft 2, Alice Daweon 3. Standards 111. and IV.:' Sylvia' Cook 1, Ethel Brown 2, Olive Dixon 8. Standards V. and VI.: Ena Dawson I, Iris Pulley 2, Nellie Boyns 8. Boys' Events—Preparatory Classes I. ana II.: Alan Henry 1, Robert Croft 2, Arthur Brown and Lawrence Cox (equal) 8. Stan-, dard II.: Frank Hill I, Tom Galletly 2. Standards III: ana IV.: John. Mair 1, Koitrnm Brown 2, Clarence Hopkins 3. Standards V. and VI.: Bryan Cool: 1, Bobert Henry and Ckridon Elite (equal) 2, Tom Has&ell 9. Old boys' race: Clive Pulley 1, Cedrio Croft 2, Davo Kennedy 3. Men's race: Thomas Dawson 1, John Brown 2, Jamea Galletly 3. At the. conclusion of the sports, afternoon tea trns diepensed and Ml J. R. Wilkinson took the opp< rtunity of proposing a vote of thanks to the school committee for the invitation accorded the parents and residents of the district to attend" on tho occasion of tho children's outirg.