THE SCHOOLS

Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 140, 10 December 1918, Page 5

THE SCHOOLS

CROYDON SCHOOL Dux of the School—W. Turnbull. Mathematics.—W. Turnbull. ' '• '! Head of Middle School.—M. Bennett! and J. Duncan (equal). j English.—Form VI., W. Turnbull and S. Mackenzie; Form V., 0. Harconrt; Form IV.a, J. Duncan; Form IV.b, G. Stace; Form 111., J. Rankine; Form IL, H. Lane; Introductory, E. Hewitt; Primary, B. Smith. Mathematics (Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry).—Form VI., W. Turnbull; Form V., C. Harcourt. Arithmetic.—Form IV.a, E. Onmond ; Form IV.b, C. Lane; Form 111., G. Stace; Form 11.,. C. Hume; Form 1., R. Hewitt; Primary, E. Lane. ■Geography.—Form VI., W, Tumbull; Form V., C. Harcourt; Form IV.a, M. Berrnett; Form IV.b, G, Stace; Form 111., J. Rankine. History.—Form VI., W. Tumbull; Form V., C. Harcourt; Form IV.a, H. Stevenson; Form IV.b, G. Stace; Form 111., J. Eankine. , Latin.—Form Vl.a, .W. Turnbull; Form Vl.b, H. Miller; Form V. C. Harcourt; Form IV.a, fJ. Duncan. French Grammar.—Form ' Vl.a, W. Turnbull; Form Vl.b, H. Millet; Form V., C. Harcourt. French, Conversation.—Form Vl.a, S. Mackenzie; Form Vl.b,, J. Lysaght; Form V., C. Harcourt; Form IV.a, J. Duncan; Form IV.b, G. Stace; Form HI,, J. Bermett. Scripture.—C. Harconrt and A. Williams. Catechism (R.C.).—W. Turnbull and J. Dnncan. Swimming.—Championship, W. Willoughby; freshers' competition, H. Lane; high dive,' J. Bayley; junior dive, 0. Lane; senior plunire, C. Lane: junior plunge, R. Wardell. Tile other swimminK races had to be postponed on account of bad weather. Tennis. — Championship. T. Hume; runner-up, J. Ormond. Junior championship, J. Holmwood; ninner-up, B. Lewis. Championship doubles, J. Ormond and G. Lewis. Handicap doubles, J. Holmwood and E. Wardell. Junaor donbles, R. Wardell and E. Lewis. Cricket.. —Batting average, C. Harcorirfc, 18. BowJinff analysis, W., Willoughby, 5.2. Fieidine competition (first eleven), T. Hume and W. Willoughby, tie; second eleven, .T. Ormond. Football.—Best forward, H. Miller; best back. T.'Hnmb; most coneistent back, N. Ballinger.