HUTT DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL

Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 52, 2 March 1921, Page 8

HUTT DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL

The scholars of ths Hutt District High School were taken by train to Maidstone Park for a day's outing on Friday. The* weather was perfect, and a most enjoyable day was spent. A feature of the gathering was the attendance of a large number of the parents of the pupils. Altogether over seven hundred travelled by train. Mr. M'Dougall, chairman of the school committee, with several members, Mr. Tamblyn, headmaster, and all the members of the staff, were present. Sports and games were organised by. the teacherSj and prizes were presented to the winners of the various events. A good supply of soft drinks, fruit, and sweets was provided. A word of praise is due to Mr. Davis, who helped at the park. The following are the results of the sports:—SecondaTy classes: Boys—W. Winnie 1, V. Kitchan 2; girls—Estelle Palmer 1, Jessie Benge 2. Standard VI.: Boys—J. Waitai 1, N. Seddon 2; girlsi—Jean Strong 1, Bea-' trie© Styles 2. Standard V.: Boys— Markland 1, Simpson 2. Standard V. : Girls—Freda Donnelly 1, Muriel Garrat 2. Standard IV. : Boys—Dowsett 1, M'lntyr* 2. Standard IV. : GirlsLizzie Lowe 1, Gertie Hepple 2. Standard 111. : Boys—Hobman 1, Wilson 2. "Standard III.: Girls—Thelma Lowe 1, Moeline Marshall 2. Standard II.; Boys—Odium 1, Jim Smith 2. Standard 11. : Girls—May Tracey 1, Elsie Greeks 2. Standard I.: Boys—Tom Winnie 1, Purvis Sisson 2. Standard I. : Girls— Olive Payne 1, Winnie Smith 2. Primer III.: Boys—George Gardner 1, Reggie M'lntyre 2. Primer 111. : Girls—Sylvia Marshall 1, Olive Rae 2. Primer 11. : Boys—Eric Smith 1, George Wjlde 2. Primer II.: Girls—Eileen Ryan 1, P. Donnelly 2. Primer I. : Boys—Reggie Buck 1, Ronald Shannon 2. Primer I.: Girls—Benrice Simeon 1, Eileen Reesby 2.