THE TERRACE

Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 149, 21 December 1921, Page 10

THE TERRACE

At tho breaking-up ceremony at the Terrace School to-day Mr. Ales. Johnstone (chairman of the School Committee) presented 135 attendance ■ certificates gained throughout the school as well as the proficiency, endorsed competency, and competency certificates gained by the pupils of Standard VI. He reminded the scholars that the competency certificate was the pass for«the standard; but that the proficiency and the endorsed competency certificates were really scholarships. The former entitled the holder to free tuition in any secondary high school oi college in the Dominion, while the_ latter entitled the holder to free tuition in any technical school in the Dominion. He congratulated all the recipients, but especially Eleanor Maelaurin (dux) and James Cashman (dux) to whom he presented handsome gold medals, suitably engraved. He announced thai a gentleman had generously donated both medals, but had especially asked that his name should not be divulged.

Proficiency Certificates.—Boys : Kenneth Ames, Gerald Biss, Stanley Bridge, Linton Buxton, Peter Caldwell, Thomas Callaghan, Denis Carey, James Cashman, Jack Claridge, Kenneth Clark, lan Cook, Albert Cnllimore, Isidore Dabscheck, Wilfred Deuison, Arch,' Dunniiigliam, Percy Emeny, Mervyn Fowler, John Gentry, Henry Grace, Arthur Grant, Reginald Green, Arthur Elvin, Lupton Jackson. Malcolm Kirk. Reginald Lamb, Alan Lambert, Arthur Laurenson, Kenneth / Mnclanrin, Jack May, Keith Mailman. Jack1 Mence, Burry Niclioll, Hector Olson-, Bernard Paotz, ' Uohcrfc Paul, Dudley Reid, Mervyn Sandlanl, Walter Shotkndcr, Leonard Simmons, Forbes Smith, James

Smyth, Robert Stun ion, Gordon Wnddell, Angus Walker, Keith Waller, Gordon Wilson. Girls: Winifred Alcnrn, Edith Allen, Kathleen Batoman, Elsie Dick, Inga Blackwood, Molilq Dowries, Dulcie Duffey, Eileen Duguid, Linda Fanner, Edna Johansson, Roni Johnson, Vida Little, Jean "Macklin, Eleanor Maclnurin, Phyllis Hay, Edna M'Carthy, Nancy Mer.rylees, Heather Mall, Francis Miller, Clare' O'Brien, May Ormrod, Leah Pifikowsky, Alison Smith, Jean Trotip, Catherine Turner, Noeleen. Wiltshire, Heather Wylie. Endorsed Competency Handwork Certificates. —-Boys: Rupert Allen, Harold Barnes, Norman Fordham, Allen Harrison, lan M'Gregor. Girls: Nellie Hargroaves, 110 Hastings, Dorothy Press, Mavis Woodcock. Competency Certificates.—Boys : Donald Holdsworth, Aubrey Hill, John Worboys, John Wylie, / and Basil Berry. Girl: Olive Marrinor. School Atlilotia Championship.—The Lloyd silver cup was won by Norman Fordham. Tho winner received as his own property a gold medal donated by Sir John Luke. The runners-up (Robert Stankm and Noel Mailman) each received a silver modal. S.P.C.A.—Of tho six prizes awarded to the primary schools for the "Huge Essay Competition," "Kindness to Animals," three- were received by pupils of the school. The winners were: —lst prize (15s), Eileen Duguid; 3rd prize (10s), Dudley Lylian; 4th prize (7s 6d), E. Warren Parr. Elocution Prizes.—The first prize for elocution was awarded to Leah Pitkowsky, and the second to Ingn Blackwood. The prizes were donated by Mr. Culford Bell.