KIEBIRNIE SGHOOD

Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 33, 8 August 1933, Page 3

KIEBIRNIE SGHOOD

COMPETITIONS RESULTS

There were good attendances in'StlGilei Hall last sight, when the pupils attending the Kilbiruie School took part in a series of ■ competitions organised by th» Home and School Association. In hi« opening remarks, Mr,. T. Forsyth, chairman of the Education Boa,rd. emphasised the value'of such competitions .and congratulated KJlbirnie on ■ being the - first of the city schools to inaugurate this form of , entertainment. • The;' ■adjudicators, Madame Eugenic Dennis and 'Mr. Edwin Dennis, made the following awards:— Singing.—Girls, 8 to 10, B. Capper, ; 1; M. Forbes, 2: In costume, B. Capper,jl; V, Jenkins, 2. 11 and over, L. Wilton, 1; J. Vause, 2; J. Andei-son, 3. In costume, L. Wilton, 1. Duet in costume,,P. Meier and B. Capper, 1. Boys, 11 and. over, B. Conibear, 1. , ' ( Piano: Girls 10 and under, -N.- Slack, 1; F. Porter and N.Ginders i(equal), 2. 11 and over, I. Wells,' 1; D. Ashby, 2; J. Marment, 3. Boys,. 10 and , under,. E, Denby, .1; L. Brown, 2. ) / Recitation.—Girls, under 8,. J, Aihbyy 1; B. Woolf, 2; S. Cadwallader, 3. 8 and. under 10, N. Angell, 1; V. Compton, 2; P. Meier, 3; J. McMillan, 4. II and over, B. Eickard, 1; M. Bond, 2; L..Wilton, 3; N. Rowell, 4. Character costume, 10 ; apd under, P. Meier, 1; V. Compton, 2. II and over, L. Wilton and I. Stanley (equal).l. Boys, under «, P. Fairbrother,. I; A. Sherwood, 2. 8 and under 10, Cv. Greenwood, 1; G. Shapiro, 2; A. Sherwood, 3; N. Porter,_ 4. 11 and over, D.'- Sherwood, 1; J. Dustin, 2. Character ..costume, .10 and under, H. King, 1. Prepared speech, D. Sherwood, I; V. Ypul, 2. Reading at sight, D. Ashby, 1; D. Fawcett, 2. . Dancing.—Girls, 10.and under, fancy, V. Jenkins, 1; T. Anderson, 2. 11 and over, M.. Wills, 1. Skipping, in costume, 10 and under, V. Jenkins, 1; J. Ashby, 2. H and over, J. Anderson, I. . Fifteen minutes' entertainment, N. Robinson, J. Maxwell, C. Tweedie, and F. Porter, 1. ' ..'-. At the termination of the competitions, which extended over three nights, the judges referred to. the naturalness of the competitors, and said' that many of. them, had displayed surprisingly good ■ talent. They specially remarked on the attention to diction, which was to the ■ credit •of the teachers. ■ . ■ .