PRIZE-GIVING CEREMONIES

Press, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 26605, 15 December 1951, Page 9

PRIZE-GIVING CEREMONIES

AVONSIDE GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL

Hal F ' ’fown«nd) at the anlast P B YS,;S2' In .? n cerem<a >y ot the school taut XSISh Poor wea * her . more ditnlal'non?4 at the pontonj PPol» have rendered sound training imrtriS; tiC o IfoPOWlble. and lifesaving a d to be abandoned,” Miss Jreat*d l lroh? therefore with and reli ef that we learn offered t 0 • cc «P t the tender baths ” f the con *tructlon of our own

had raked £143 13s during each y efrl W £^ kly a! Peunts from x¥ iaa Townsend. With the m school’s music festival nr v ’ keen distributed to rdo . s Homes, the International QooSf. nt S^ V X lce ’ the Crippled Children toa l I - aa « u ® fap the Hard of Heartke fund for three sponsored overseas. roll at March 1 thia year was 574, compared with 516 at the same time in 1950, Miss Townsend said. “It to pqst-primary ce^rB^ s and six transfers from other schools. Now. at the end of the year, the roll is 516, and the average attendance for the year was 524.” Form prizes and special trophies were presented to pupils as follows Form VI A: J. Beaumont (English, Cid r ' s Association prize for history, Miss 8 ® ? i* e French and Latin); m. Mitchell (mathematics, chemistry, and Mr Flowers prize for zoology); D. Brown (geography). Form VI B: M, Robertson (English, French, Latin, history); p, rrmn. (English and French); M. Campand^m U )” ry)i (Heoilrasto Form IB H, B; L. Haase 1. M, Ponlng, house 2. m H. : B. Smith 1. A. Jones 2. H! C, B; H- Rogers 1, R. Watson 3. 11l A: E. Shatford 1. G. Ker? 3. 11l M- = L Walker I D Smith 2.11 l G.; E. Wilton 1, J. McPherson 2. HI P.: M. p«tterssen 1. G. Peebles 2. IV H. B: R. Wilson 1. IV H. A: H. Patterson 1, C. Maurice 2.’ IV C. B: J. Hawkins 1, J. Wright 2. IV C. A: F. Paterson 1, D. Bates 2- IV M.: P. Hoare 1, C. Varcoe 2, M. O Halloran 3. IV P.: N. Francis 1, B. Boyce 2. T. Wylie 3. V H.: C. Witheir I. M. Nicholson 2. V C.i K. Smith 1, W. Clarke 2. V M-: G. Banks and A. Hawker (equal) 1, M. Forrester 3. V R.: V. Taylor 1, V. Wass 2. V G.: L. Campbell 1, J. Livingstone 2, J. Eggeling, P. Powell and G. Qiehl (equal) 3.

Special Prizes Art: Third forms, V. Williamson; fifth forms, J. Brown; sixth forms, M. Austin. Original drawing: junior, P. Howe; intermediate, B. Foster; senior, J. Lqckie, Craft, sewing and dressmaking: third forms, B. Smith and P. McGowan; fourth forms, Q. Basher and N. Bates; fifth forms, J. Kaye and R. Benson. CoatsClark shield (needlework), N. Bates. Homecraft: H. Patterson, J. Dodge, R. Wilson, and J. Murray. Senior French Cup: J. Beaumont. Music prizes: M. Robertson. M. Mitchell, C. Besley, MCampbell, M. Hearfleld, and V. Steel. Magazine prizes: Original prose, junior, L. Scott and M. Duncan; intermediate, H. Mitchell; senior. B. Flaw and J. Bagulqy. Original verse: junior, N. Joy; intermediate, C. Thelning; senior, E. Hanna and M. Deans. Junior reading: G- Peebles. Intermediate reading. V. Hill, Senior speech: J. Beaumont and K. Smith. General excellence, junior cup, C, Peebles and D. Smith; intermediate, J. Davies; Senior, C. A’Court. Mr Flower’s prize (senior home life): R. Benson. Old Girls’ Association prize (senior commercial): V. Taylor. Sports Trophies Athletics: Junior, L. Srtith; intermediate, G. Banks; senior. B- Clark, Swimming; junior, H. Le Cren; intermediate, S. Andrews; senior and senior diving. B. Speedy. Tennis: junior singles, J. Davidson; junior doubles, J. McKechie and J. Trebucock; senior singles. M. Mitchell; senior doubles, M. Bailey and B. Hall.

RICCARTON SCHOOL

The annual prize-giving ceremony at the Riccarton School was held on Thursday afternoon. Mr R. A. Taggart, chairman of the sehoel committee, presided. The prizes were presented by Mr A. McLagan, M.p. TTie Spencer pennant for children’s home gardens was awarded to the school by the Education Board, represented by Mr R. R. Beauchamp and Mr S. A- La Roche. Presentations were made to Mises L. M. Quartermain, R. I. Williams, and P. Burning, who are concluding their service at the school. The fqHowing is the prize list;— Dux medal? Neroli Watson. Thomas Scott memorial: Colleen Vivian and Robert McSeveney. Monk Gups for swimming: Lorraine Bitossi and Peter Rosewarne Sewing prizes: Form 11, Delwyn Harding; Form 1, Natalie Timms; Standard IV, Marfan Wells. Class Prizes.—Form II A: girls, Neroli Watson 1. Margaret Ferguson 2, Pauline Johnstone 3. Form II A, boys: Donald Hutton 1, Anthony Hockey 2, Leslie Cox 3. Form II B, girls: Gwen Jarman 1, Colleen Vivian 2, Judith Bromley 3. Form II B, boys: Robert MeSeveny 1, Peter Rqsewame 2, Kevin Quill 3. Form I A, girls: Fay Yaxley 1, Jill Cfossan 2, Gwenda Bashford 3. Form I A, boys: Anson Austin 1, Gordon Ragg 2, James Hutton and Colin Martin (equal) 3. Form I B; Rosalie Lewis 1. Lennie Gaskell 2, Valmai Jennings 3. Form I B. boys: Graham Meynell 1, Denis Pickens 3. Robin GHlanders 3. Standard IV A, girls: Jeanette Taylor 1, Alison Blair 2, Rosemary Ferguson 3Standard XV A, boys: Hugh Milligan 1, Murray McEwen 2. Denis O’Connor 3. Standard IV B, girls: Irene Willis 1, Valerie MacDonald 2, Judith Harding 3. Stan* dard IV B boys; Geoffrey Gillandera 1, John Austin 2, Peter Harrow 3, Standard 111 A, girls: Helen Martin 1, Jean Hutton 2, Maureen McDowell 3. Standard 111 A, boys: Andrew McEwan 1, Winston McGregor 2, Ronald Smith 3. Standard in B. girls: Olga Taylor I, Christine Stead 2, Maureen Wright 3, Standard 111 B, boys Richard Tynan 1. Keith Davison 2, Norman Morris 3. Standard 11, girls: Gall Campbell 1, Jocelyn Ferguson 2, Judith Whelch 3. Standard 11, boys: John Hubbard 1, Terence Walton 2. David Nelson 3. Standard !, girls: Janet Fulton 1, Stephanie Riches 2, Mary Gordon 3. Standard I, boys; Gordon Murray 1, Alan Fazsckerley 2, Leonard McSavaney 3.

TECHNICAL COLLEGE

The idea that children went to school merely to qualify in their particular field was a narrow view of education, said the Dean of Christchurch (the Very Rev. Martin Sullivan) in his address at the prize-giving ceremony of the Christchurch Technical College last evening. Education was more than a qualifying course for a vocation; it was a preparation for citizenship, said Dean Sullivan. Pupils should take a full part in school life. This would broaden their horizon Bnd fit them for citizenship in a democracy. The exercize of their rights and duties as citizens was the only way the members of a democracy would preserve their way of We. Orchestral and choral items and a girls’ ballet and a boys’ gymnastic display were given. Th© girls’ prizes were presented by Mrs M. E- Lyons, wife of the chairman of th© board of managers, and the boys’ prizes by Dean Sullivan. Special guests were the Mayor (Mr R. M. Macfarlane, M-P.) and Mrs Mactariqne and Dr. D. E. Hansen (former principal) and Mrs Hansen, The following is the prize list:— Girls Senior Classes.—Third and fourth years; Certificate A, Alison Milne; C 6., Brenda Miles; C 5, Alison Kelly; H 6, Jegn Fuller; H 5, Dorothy Smith- Second year home science classes: H4A. Anne Tyler; H4B, Gillian FitzwilHam; H4C, Margaret Anderson, Second year commercial elapses: C4A, Nancy Lloyd; C4B, Margaret Gardiner. First year home science classes: H3A, Shirley Stephens; H3B. Margaret Robertson; H3C, Edna Wilson; H3D, Mildred Anderson. First year commercial classes: C3A, Kay Palmer; C3B, Valerie Goldsmid.

Special Prizes.—Head prefect’s prize, Jean Fuller; library prize for head librarian, Brenda Miles; Mr? H. F- Wfes’s prize for senior girl showing general excellence in home science, Dorothy Walker; head of department’s prize for social studies Forms 111 and IV, Audrey Coates: Miss Hiron’s prize for head girl at Girls' Hostel, Linda M. Schroder; Miss Hiron’s prize for kindliness and helpfulness at Girls' Hostel, Janice Richfield; ‘‘Review’’ prize, prose, Elisabeth Higgins; Gardiner memorial prizes: first year, Shirley Stephens and Pauline McClurg; second year, Anne Tyl©r; MiM M- B. Moore’s prize for general helpfulness in th© home science course. Nola Richards; Miss Zeller’s prizes for drawing, Olga Kilpatrick and Margaret Wing; Boumvill© prize for drawing, Elizabeth Higgins.

Boys Senior Classes.—University Entrance, Douglarpell; Certificate A, Eric Gay; Certificate B, Ronald Groeker; C 5, Alan Keilaway; E 5, Bryan Purvis. Second year engineering classes: E4A, Russell Cooper; E4B, James Mayer; E4C, Wayne Thornton, Second year mixed engineering and building class: BE4, Barry Porteous. Second year building classes: B4A, agricultural section, Gavin Daly; building section. Donald Hannam; 848, Donald Alsop. Second year commercial class: C4B, Donald Alexander. Second year agricultural class: Ag 4, Graham Roberts. First year engineering classes: E3A, Graham Gallagher; E3B, David Brine; E3C, Roger Cook. First year building classes: B3A, David Blunt; 838, Donald Lew; B3C, Donald Lavender; B3D, Rex Clifford. First year commercial elass: C3C, John Dowie. First gear agricultural class: Ag 3: Warren

Special Prizes.—Head prefect’s prize, Peter Coates; principal’s prize for senior hostel boy having best class results. William Whittington; Mrs D. w. Lyall’s prize for junior hostel boy having best class results, Warren r*a)zeii; head boy librarian’s prize, Robin Frizzell; head of department’s prize for social studies. Forms V and VI, Robin Frizzell; senior French prize. Noel Heal; Mr H. P. Wise’s priz© for Form VI mathematics, Neil Crampton; Mr R. A. Keir’s prizes for laboratory work in applied mechanics, William Townsend and Brian Purvis; prizes for library work, David Stone, Thomas Parker, and Joseph Spinks; ’’Review’’ prize (verse). Rupsell Lawrence; Mr A. D. Wilden's prize for school certificate subjects, Donald Brown; Miss R. Zeller’s prizes for drawing, Allan Blake and John McPhail; Bournvifie drawing prize, Peter Coates; sketch club prises, Malcolm McDonald and lan Whittaker,

NEW BRIGHTON HIGH SCHOOL The annual prizengiving ceremony of the New Brighton District High School was held recently. The following is the prize list for the secondary department of the school: — Dux: Mary Willis. Form 5: Mary Willis 1. Margaret Wayman 2, C. Browne 3,4: T. Hockley 1, N. Basher 2, Audrey Smith 3. 3a; P. Surridge 1, Evelyn Maxwell 2, Helen Moore 3. 3b; B. Mason 1, J. Slade 2, P. Marriott 3.

Special Awards F. W. Moore Memorial prizes for the senior prefects: Mary Willis and P, Gay, Parent Teacher Association’s prize for home science in Form 5; Mary Davis. General .helpfulness: G. Ritchie. Commerciai: Noeiine Schumacher. Library prize: June Herbert. Industry and progress in Form 4: C. Hewison. Conduct; Pat York. Mathematics: B. Nixon. Horticulture: K. Stockdill. Home science: Myrna Trainor. Commercial: Joan EHiS. Industry and progress in Form 3; ADodge. Mathematics: Helen Nixon. Commercial: Valerie Henry. Horticulture: G. Buchanan. Heme science: Nolg Welsh. Craig. Girls: Rosemary Dodge. Junior boys: John Gibb. Giris; Evelyn Maxwell. Swimming: Senior boys: L. Dryden. Girls: Margaret Wayman, Junior boy?: C. Browne. Girls: Beverley Hume. Tennis: Senior boys: p. Gay. Girl?: Joan Clarke. Junior boys: A. Hockley. Girls: Audrey Smith. House competition shield: Oxford House.

The prize list for the primary depart.ment is as follows; Dux boy (committee medal): R. Shackleton. Giri: Julene Grubb. Bishop Memorial scholar; Mervyn Smith. Highest average in final examinations (J. L. Boyd Cups): J. Burrow and Pamela McDomestic science (practical), P.T.A. prize: Julene Grubb and Nola Combe. Sewing (Mr q. Gibson’s prize): Nola Combe. Band prize (committee's medal): J. Beattie. Mr J. Mathison’s prize for kindness: Terence Jacobs and Janice Nute. Woodwork (Mr C. Gibson’s prize): Maurice Whittington. Athletic Sports.—Raymond Lloyd and Lenore Kilroy. Champion house shield, sports and academic: Tui- Champion house, team games (Cook Memorial Cup): Huia and Tui (equal) 1, Champion house, athletics (Crescent Cup): Kiwi. Cham* pion house, marching (Chivers Cup): Tut.

DIPLOMA DAY AT LINCOLN

BLEDISLOE MEDAL PRESENTED

Mr R. J. L. Hamilton, of RangitikaL was presented with the Bledisloe Medal by the Pro-Chancellor qf th© University of New Zealand (Mr I* J. Wild) at the diploma day ceremony of Canterbury Agricultural College, Lincoln, yesterday. The medal is presented each year to a student of the college who is considered to have materially assisted farming in New Zealand as a result of his training at the college. Mr Wild presented students with their diplomas and special awards, as follow*s:— Diplomas of Agriculture; J, C. Anderson, W, R. Austin, R. Bennett, D. F. Boyd, w. J. Butler, K. p, Colvin, A. R. Diack, c. s. Duff. J. J. Greenslade. G. B. Griffin, T. M. Gunn, E. A. Hodd, T, J. Horn, P. Jackson, J. K. Lissaman, D. H. L. Macfarlane, D. G, McCulloch, J. N. McFadden, R. W. Pattison. K. R. Perry, F. R. Redpath, K. G. Sutherland, B. M. Thomas, R. W. Trotter, A. R. Vickers, E. M. Wolfhagen, j. C. Wood, J. K. Woods, and D. J. Wordsworth. Provisional upon completion of practical work requirements: J. B. Barclay, J. C. H. Barton, C. H. Cockburn, and E. M. Oxr.am.

Diplomas of Farm Valuation and Management: A. G. Barwell, R. L. Bell, A. K. Booth, D. C. Denize, P. A, Flux, P. R. Loe, D. G. Reynolds, P, T. Ropiha, B. J. P. Ryde, A. O. Warner, C. H. Williamson, B. E. Wright, and K. M. Wright. In absentia: X. H. Ashby, A. G. Bums, A. J. L. Gavey, R. M. Milne, and J. F. T. Nyman. Diplomas of horticulture; G. N. J. Goldie and P. J. Ritchie. Wqolclassing certificates: W. R. Austin, J. C. H. Barton, C. H. Cockburn, J. K. Lisaman, K. G. Sutherland, and E. M. Wolfhagen.

Special Awards Senior Diploma Students.—College gold medal (highest marks in diploma examinations): J. K. Lissa man. Leopard White Memorial Cup (second highest marks in diploma examinations), wreford Reid Memorial Cup and Marcroft challenge medal (knowledge of live stock), W. B. Cunningham Memorial Challenge Cup (practical dairying), Pyne, Gould, Guinness and Company’s Cup (best estimates of prices for live stock at Addington), and W. A. Yardley Cup (excellence in veterinary science). W. R. Austin, Wright, Stephenson and Company’s Perpetual Challenge Cup (excellence in farm work), C. S. Duff.

First-year Diploma Students.—David Sidey challenge medal (best and neatest farm worker): D, S, McKenzie. Diploma and Degree Students.— Dalgety and Company’s Challenge Cup (highest marks in woolclassing): K. G. Sutherland. David Sidey Memorial Challenge Cup (judging Corriedale sheep): M. J. O’Connor. Southdown Sheep Societies’ Challenge Shield (judging Southdown sheep); J. W. R- Shand. G. W. R. Osborne prize (horsemanship): C. S. Duff. Ploughman’s Cup : (ploughing): J. J. Greenstade. Canterbury Saleyards Company prize (sheep husbandry): W. R. Austin. Farm Management and Valuation Students.—College gold medal (highest marks in course): A. O. Warner. Special award, given by Mr M. E. Jenkins. Kir wee (best survey and field test plan): C. H. William3°Students in any Course.—Matson and Company’s Challenge Cup (keenest and most improved student): T. M. Gunn. G. F. Wright Cup (student Who has contributed most to the life of the coHege): F r. Redpath.

CATHEDRAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL

The Bishop of Chr’stchuroh (the Rt. Rev. A. K. Warren) presented prizes to the pupils ot Cathedral Grammar School at ths annual ceremony yesterday. Bishop Warren, who was chairman of the hoard of governors, has been succeeded by Dr. D. E. Hansen. _ _ The prize-list was as follows: Form Prizes Lower School lI—J. F. Cargill, W. M. Earl, R. G. Fuller, T. J. B. Maling, L. S. F. Morris, R. p. Nicholls, R. J. Prince, J. H. Vernon. Ix>wer School I—A. J. Airs. M. Bayley, R. C. Edwards. C. N. Le Cren, R. J. Dysons, C. J. B. Norwood, D. S. Taylor, M. F. Vernon, P, N. Young. Middle School lI—J. B, Canning, D. W. Clarkson, K. D. F. Cox, I. C. H. Dick. P. H. Garland, J. M. De Cren, R. D. Dough, P. A. Nicholls. J. J. S. Pearse. G. R. Ramsay, A. M. Reay, K. R. Richards, J. K. Stannage, P. J. M. Taylor, P. N. T. Unwin. Middle School I—D. S. Banks, R. L. Bell, A, J- Bowen, M. G. Campbell, R. J. Carnie, N, G. Clark, R. M. Coop, M. D. Goldsmith, B. D. Graham, G. J. Kinzett, P. L. Nuthall, B. A. Scoggins. K. B. F. Strong. _ Upper School lI—C. A. Barnett. C. G. Bell, J, F. B. Bowes, T. S. Brooke, W. p, Coop, G' A. Glausius, P. G. Glausius, N. H. S. Judd, A. M, Lysons, P. F. Reay. A. S. Reekie. N. M. Taylor, D. S. Welsford. Upper School I—K. B. Batty, S. A, Burton, D. J. O. Caffin. E, P. G. Charles. J. M. de Bueger, N- McD. Eaton, P R. J. Gibpan, P. R. Miller. G- D. Naim, P. V. D. Quigley, A. J. Rastrick, P. B. H. Simpson, J. M, Taylor, R. B. Thomson, R. St. J. Treahy. Senior Division.—C. V. Gray. K. G. Kinzett. R. J. O’Hagan, A. J. Pittman, B. J. Stoneman. Speeia! Prizes Bishop Warren’s prizes for divinity: A. J. Pittman, K. G. Kinzett, p. N. Tanner. E, P, G. Charles, c, A. Barnett, M. D. Goldsmith, P- N. T. Unwin. Mrs C. V. Quigley’s French prizes: R. T. O’Hagan. R. B. Thomson, A. M. Lysons. Special prize for music and writing; G. P. Wilson. Writing prizes: R. J. Prince M. F. Vernon. Old Boys’ Association science prizes: K. G. Kinzett, R. 8.. Thomson, C. G. Bell. Board of Governors’ prizes for English speaking: A. J. Pitt, P. V. D. Quigley, G. A. Glausius, T, H. Thomson, J. K. Stannage. Mrs R. R. Gibson’s prizes for essay writing: C. V. Gray, D. J. O, Caffin, P. R. J. Gibson, A. M. Lysons, D. W. Clarkson. Mips L. E, Lowe's prizes for art competition: R. St. J. Treahy, J. M. Le Cren. Mrs M. L. Taylor’s senior prize for musiq: C. V. Gray. Mrs Ernest Empson’s junior prize for music: J. F. B. Bowes, Associate head boya’ prize: C. V, Gray and B. J. Stoneman.

SYDENHAM SCHOOL The following is the 1951 honours list of the Sydenham School:— Standard IV.—Boys: dux, Peter Corbett 1, Tom Smith 2, Tony Clutterbyck 3, Girls: dux, Margaret Richardson 1, Dawn Brown 2, Rose Naik 3. Standard HIA: Jan Johnstone 1, Barbara Smith 2, Pamela Billcliff 3. Standard HIB: Yvonne Mowbray 1, Betty Higgs 2, Glenyse Coull 3. Standard HA: Neil Ockwell 1. Gary Beer 2, Beverley Johnson 3. Standard IIB: Evelyn Fraser 1, McGregor Lilley 2. Maureen Harwood 3. Standard IIC: Russell Webster 1, David Innes 2, Janet Dale 3. Standard IA: Isabella Parker I, Jqv McConnell 2, lan Lambie 3. Standard IB: Jennifer Cox 1, Ray Ward 2, David Petterson 3. Special prizes for essay: Dawn Brown and Maurice Benbow. Sports Cups.—Senior boy: Terence Weir; runner-up, James CahjH, Senior girl, Valerie Blair; runner-up, Nancy Humphries. Junior boy: Kevin Giblett. Junior girl: Annette Reynolds. Gordon King Cups (for most improved players): Trevor Molloy, Donna Hattersley. Special elass cups: Dawn Thin, Robert Barker. House cup: Tasman House. ARANUI SCHOOL The following merit list for the Arapui School has beep announced:— Form II: Dux of school, Joan Harcus, Alan Scott 2, Barry Shaw 3. Form I; Colin Kelly 1, Aliateir Flanagan g, Gavin Seeker 3, Standard IV A: Noel Duthie 1, Joequelina Shearer a, Standard IV B: Judith Harrison 1. Alan Hareus and Brian Dalton (equal) 2. Standard 111 A: Wanaka Far. relly 1, Fraser Flanagan 2. Ann 3, standard 111 R: Fay Judkins 1, Ethel Collis 2, Thomas Warner 3. Standard ii A - Murray Warner 1, Joan King g. Janette Fisher 3. Standard H B: Muriel Hum© and Bernard Pope (equal) L Colleen Sandford 3. Standard I: Jfhice Farrelly 1, Jessica Scott 2. Michael Gibson and Judith Garland (equal) 3. RICHMOND SCHOOL

The following is the prize list of the P Coo£n SC T O p ; 7irl: Beveriey M prizn g s°lor reliability and cerviee (elven by Mr J- Mathison, M.P.); W ; W>tt ,and Jean Ross. Sports cups: G- Fielding and Je MerH°Certificates.—Standard 4: J-. Cookson, C, Cookson, Beverley McGregor. Veronica Roughan, Majie Jenkin, Joy Wakelin, P. Ross, D. Stanton P. Thomas, W. Watt, 3a: Carol Hampton, Tp. Wade, A. Coates, B, Ba ™3s. Ruth Donaldson, A. Straw, Nola Ellis, C. Phillips. 3b: D. Wood, W. Osborne, L, Hicks. JHamilton. M. Walsh, C. Douglas, L. Beattie, K. Fielding. ?a: G- Chapman. Ngaire Watt. Eileen Mlnchington. man, Margaret Neat©, Jennifer Alexander Valerie Thyne, 2b; Jennifer Senior, Julie Dwight, A, Merritt. Sylvia Sykes Hilda Saxon, G. Madden. Wendy Jones. T. Forward. la; Ann Colville, Margaret Brown, Marie Castell, J. Hunter, G. Donaldson, Lorraine McDonald, R. Lew-. Joan Shaw. R, McGregor, R. Barnes. St. lb: G. Le Cren. B- Stapleton. D. Watt, Kathleen Sullivan, L. O’Neill, R. Lloyd, D. McAL hS pr ogress Certificates: R. Dixon, G. Wootton. R, Cooper. R. Dynes, D. Ayres, B. Wendelken, K Williams, A. Aiteerson, Helen L°mey, Thelma Wakelm, Patricia Wright, P. Jenkin. Sandra McClurg, Yvonne Lay, P. McAllister.