SCHOOL VACATIONS

Evening Star, Issue 20049, 14 December 1928, Page 4

SCHOOL VACATIONS

GOLUiiA COLLEGE LONG LIST OF AWARDS If one cares to examine analytically the atmosphere of a school breaking-up ceremony, one will sense that, underlying all there is a feeling, common to parents, teachers, and pupils alike, which is infinitely more valuable and more lasting than the mere superficialities involved in the actual giving and receiving of prizes. Generally speaking, breaking-up day can bo regarded as the pleasant denouement of a successful year’s work, a year during which ' ihe pupils have taken yet another big stride towards the attainment of an education that will so equip them spiritually,_ mentally, and physically, that they will with ease bo able to take their places in adult life. In these days women as well as men are called upon to accept innumerable responsibilities, and so it is that the annual end of the year ceremony of a girls’ college has a significance practically as marked as that o fany other. That the excellent educational work being carried out at Columba College is being recognised and appreciated, was proved lasu evening, when a very large number of parents, relatives, and friends of the girls attended the breakup function in the Constance Hall. In addition to the distribution of a vast and handsome array of prizes for both scholastic and athletic achievement, there were many items of _ entertainment, musical and otherwise, which showed that due attention lias been given to the social side of a girl’s training. Still another pleasing feature of the ceremony was the manner in which prize-winners were applauded by their fellow pupils. Girls who had won exceptionally high honours wore enthusiastically cheered. The prize, it would seem, was but an outward token of the feeling .of mutual regard and friendship which had been fostered. The Rev. J. J, Cairney was in tho chair, and with him on_ the platform were Miss Ross (the principal of tho college), the members of the staff, the Moderator or the Presbyterian General Assembly, (the Rev. ’ Professor Hewitson), Hr W. H. Borrie, and Mr James Begg.Tho junior school, comprising some very tiny tots, distinguished itself in the items of entertainment which it provided, and the sweet singing and the dainty dancing were much appreciated by the grown-ups. The ceremony opened with the singing of the hymn ‘God Sees,’ which was followed by the reading of Psalm 100 by Mr Cairney. Then Miss Evelyn Tucker and Miss Lola Johnston recited ‘ Fairies ’ (Rose Fyleman) and ‘ Vespers ’ (A. A. Milne), respectively, each of these delightful juvenile _ pieces being given in a manner which revealed sound elocutionary training. A few little boys were present in the class which sang ‘The Cow’ (Dunhili), ‘ Little Jenny Wren ’ (Alec Rowley) and ‘ The Milkmaid ’ (French folk song. These also wore very pleasingly rendered. Then followed a most enjoyable exhibition of rhythmic dancing by the drill class, and, finally, Miss Ross presented thfe prizes to this section of the school.

“ Prior to this, however, two little pupils walked up on to the stage and presented bouquets to Miss Ross and to Miss Gillies (the head mistress of the junior school). Miss Ross expressed her appreciation of the work done in the junior school by Miss Gillies, Miss Gill, and Miss M'George, and announced that next year the junior section would start from Standard IV. and work downwards. Miss Gillies, to whom she was grateful for the earnest work and dilL gence she had shown, would have this section under her control. Standards V. and VI. would represent a junior high school. Before the senior portion of the programme was carried out, the chairman remarked with satisfaction that the great interest being taken in the school had been proved by the fact that such a large number of people had attended the ceremony, in spite of the inclemency of the weather. Ait or apologising for th absence of the chairman of the board of governors (Professor Davies), who was absent in Australia, Mr Cairney introduced the chief speaker of the evening, Professor Hewitson, who, ho said, had always taken a great interest in the school and all that conncerned it. The programme of the senior school was as follows;—College hymn (‘ Our Father,’ by George MacDonald), a prayer by the chairman, Scripture recitation from Proverbs viii by Miss Peggy Allan, songs, ‘ Sweet Nytuph (Morley) and ‘The Angel’ (Rubenstein)/by tho Colnmba Quartet; a dance by the senior dancing class; class songs, ‘ Tlio Swing ’ (R- L. Sto-T'enson-Shaw) and 1 T Love Sixpence (Carsc), by the junior choir; and a drill display by the senior drill squad. Professor Hewitson, who was greeted with applause, made a very happy speech, most suitable for the occasion. With humorous personal anecdotes and a breezy description of school life in other lands, he kept the audience in a state of constant merriment. With particular reference to girls’ schools, he took his listeners to Australia, Japan, China, Palestine, America, and Europe, in a manner quite absorbing. After speaking of the increased privileges, which, in these days gave girls and women a better time than formerly, the speaker paid an earnest tribute to tho character and work of Miss Ross and her staff. Miss Ross then awarded the senior prizes. The Navy League presentations were given out by Mr James Begg, after which ceremony _ tho chairman expressed his appreciation of tho work done during the year. The singing of the National Anthem closed the ceremony, PRIZE LIST.. Tho following was the prize list:— JUNIOR SCHOOL. (Awards for good work). Standard ll.—Spelling, reading, recitation, drawing, composition, history, writing, physical culture, aural training, helpfulness, music (piano)—A. Adams; script writing, arithmetic, drawing, composition, sewing, good conduct, physical culture, geography—D. Hobbs; Scripture, reading, spelling, composition, history, Nature study, script writing—J. Herbert; reading, spelling, attendance, aural training, physical culture—M. M'Cullough. Standard I.—Scripture, , spelling, reading, arithmetic, composition, graphy, sewing, aural training, physical culture—J. Cook; reading, recitation, composition, physical cultureyJ. Begg; arithmetic, writing, composition, recitation, physical culture, attendance —L. Johnston; reading, arithmetic, geography, aural training, physical culture—P. Drennan; reading, recitation, spelling, arithmetic, good conduct—-T. Young; Scripture, reading, drawing, nature study, aural training, physical culture—D. Tipler; Scripture, reading, spelling, arithmetic, recitation, , composition, attendance, aural training, physical culture,-good conduct~yE. Laurenson; spelling, reading,. recitation— E. Tucker. , Preparatory Class.—Spelling, reading, recitation, sewing, aural training, phvsical culture—D. Smith; Scripture, arithmetic, physical culture, good conduct —D. Ross; arithmetic, recitation, nature study—P. Moore; arithmetic, handwork, good conduct —M. Orr; spelling, script writing, atetndance— P. Young; arithmetic, nature study, attendance —M. Conly •„ reading, drawing, script writing—J. Corbett. Each child in the kindergarten was amejtgd jrith a &ift,

Standard IV.—D. Tipler, first c?as| in arithmetic, spelling, composition, his-* tory, aural training, sewing, reading. Scripture, mapping, drawing, and second class in grammar, elocution; DScott, second class m writing, Scrips lure, mapping, sewing. Standard lll.—Scripture: First —J. Campbell. C. Hogg, F. Malcolm j second class—R. Baigent, P. Ewing, D* M'Lachlan, R. Gilray. Drawing: first class —E. Hogg, F. Malcolm, D* M'Lachlan; second class—J. Barnett,; D. Brookfield, J. Campbell, P. Ewing* J. Maydon, R. Sonntag. Mapping: First class —P. Ewing, R. Gilray; second class —D. Harper, F. Malcolm, D.; M'Lachlan. Elocution; Second class—j D. Brookfield, D. Harper, E. Hogg,' F. Malcolm. Physical culture: Second class, D. M'Lachlan. Arithmetic: Second class—l). Brookfield, R. Sonntag* Spelling: First class—R. Baigent, I* Malcolm; second class—J. Campbell,E. Hogg, J. MacLcan, I). M'Lachlan,’ Grammar; Second class—l). Brookfield, E. Hogg, J. MacLcan, J). M'Lachlan, R. Sonntag. Composition: Second class—R. Gilray, J. MacLcan. History; Second class —11. Gilray, F. Malcolm. Geography: First class, R. Gilray ; second class, F. Malcolm. Reading : Second class—J. Campbell, R. Gilray, D. Harper, E. Hogg, F. Malcolm, D. M'Lachlan. ’ Writing: Second class, R. Baigent. Sewing: First class—P* Ewing, Rina Sonntag, J. Campbell, D.M'Lachlan; second class—F. Malcolm. E. Hogg, M. Halliday, R. Gilray. Aural training: First class—J. Campbell, P. Ewing, E. Hogg, R. Sonntag; second class—D. M'Lachlan, J. Maydon. Music: Pianoforte, first class —J. Campbell, P. Ewing; violin, second class, I), M'Lachlan. Standard V.—Scripture; First class, ■E. Hobbs; second class—E. M'George, B. Begg. English Grammar; First class, 1. Fraser. English composition: Second class, N. Grey. Spelling: Second class —E., Hobbs, I, Fraser, Pat Christie (hon. mention). Arithmetic; First class, J. Fraser; second class—E. M'George, K. Davidson. Reading: Second class—B. Begg, N. Edmonds. History; Second class—E. Hobbs, N, Grey, Civics: Second class —K. Davidson," N. Groy. Geography; First class, N. Grey: second class—l. Fraser, E. Hobbs. Nature study: Second class— N. Grey, E. Hobbs. '-Writing: second class, V. Grieve (honourable mention). Mapping: First class—D. Anderson, E. Hobbs; second class, Natalie Grey, Kyra Davidson. Elocution: Second class—Betty Begg, Natalie Grey, Ethelwyn M'George, Dorothy Anderson, Nola Edmonds, Isabel Fraser, Kyra Davidson. Physical culture: Second class, Isabel Fraser. Drawing: First class—Natalie Grey, Isabel Fraser; second class—Betty Begg, Kyra Davidson, Edna Hobbs. Sowing: First class— Ethelwyn M'George, Isabel Fraser, Edna Hobbs; second class, Nan Hart. Rural training: First class, Ethelwyn M'George. Pianoforte music: Second class, Nola, Edmonds, Kyra Davidson. Standard Vl.—Scripture: First class —E. Brookfield, V. Blamircs, Gladys Mills, M. Elder; second class—#, Simpson; M. Christie, Ruby )an, Eleanor do Beer, Lois Latta, Jeme Neill. English grammar: First qlaua— Evelyn Brookfield, Margaret Elder; second class —Gladys Mills, Vivicnno Blamires, Ruby M'Lachlan, Rona Simpson. English composition: First class, Margaret Elder; second class—■ Ruby M'Lachlan, Evelyn Brookfield, Vivienne Blamires, Margaret Christie, Rona Simpson, Jessie Neill. Spelling: First class—Evelyn Brookfield, Margaret Elder, Rona Simpson, Margaret Christie, Gladys Mills. Ruby M'Lachlan; second class, Lois Latta, Vivienne Blamires. Arithmetic; First class— Ruby M'Lachlan, Gladys Mills, Evelyn Brookfield; second class, Vivienne Blamires. Reading: First class, Margaret Elder, Vivienne Blamires; second class—lsobel Clarke, _ Ruby M'Lachlan, Evelyn Brookfield, Rina Porteous, Rona Simpson, Margaret Baton, Margaret Christie. History: First class—Evelyn Brookfield, Margaret Elder, Vivienne Blamires: second class—Ruby M'Lachlan, Gladys Mills, Margaret Christie, Janette Ewing. Civics: First class— Margaret Elder, Vivienne Blamircs, Ruby M'Lachlan; second class, Evelyn Brookfield. Geography: First class, Evelyn Brookfield; second class—M. Elder, V. Blamires, Ruby M'Lachlan, Gladys Mills. Writing: First class Ruby M'Lachlan; second class—Jessie Neill, Lois Latta, Vivienne Blamires, Eleanor do Beer. Cookery and science: First class, Evelyn Brookfield; second class, Margaret Elder, Ruby M'Lachlan. Mapping: First class, Margaret Elder, Margaret Patou: second class— Janette Ewing, Ruby M'Lachlan, Vivienne Blamires, Gladys Mills, Evelyn Brookfield, Kathleen Austin, Isobel Clarke, Eleanor Do Beer, Rona Simpson, Lois Latta, Jessie Neill, Rina Porteous. Elocution t Second Class— Vivienne Blamires, Margaret Elder, Evelyn Brookfield, Ruby M'Lachlan, Isobel Clarke, Eleanor Do Beer. Sewing: First class— Ruby M'Lachlan, Margaret Elder, Gladys Mills, Marfret Christie, Vivienne Blamires, eanor De Beer; second class—Evelyn Brookfield, Janette Ewing, Ethel Aspinall, Rina Porteous. Physical culture: Second class, Vivienne Blamires. Drawing: First Class, Jessie Neill, Evelyn Brookfield; second class—Ruby M'Lachlan, Margaret Elder, Isobel Clarke. Senior IB.— Scripture: hirst class, Janet Carson; second class, Pat Leiby, Jean M'Gill. Language: First class, Janet Carson, Lorna Chance, Jean M'Gill; second class, Pat Leihy, Grace M'Kenzie. Literature: Second class— Lorna Chance, Pat Leihy, Jean M'Gill, Grace M'Kenzie. History and civics: Lorna Chance, Pat Leihy, Jean M'GilL Geography: Second class—Lorna Chance, Pat Leihy, Jean M'Gill. Latin: First class, Lorna Chance.French: First class, Grace M'Kenzie; second class—Janet Carson, Lorna Chance, Pat Leihy, Jean M'GilL Arithmetic: Second class —Janet Carson, Lorna Chance, Jean M'Gill. Algebra: Second class, Lorna Chance, Jean M'Gill. Geometry; First class, Lorna Chance; second class, Grace M'Kenzie. Science: Second class, Lorna Chance, Pat Leihy. Mapping: First class, Pat Leihy, Zoe Mayor; second class—Janet Carson, Lorna Chance, Jean M'Gill, Grace M'Kenzie. Elocution: Second class —Lorna Chance, Pat Leihy, Zoe Mayor, Jean M'Gill, Grace M'Kenzie, Plain sewing: First class, Zoe Mayer. Drawing: First class, Pat Leihy; second class, Lorna Chance, Janet Carson. Drill. First class, Pat Leihy, Piano: Second class, Zoo Mayer. Commercial Glasses—Scripture; First class, K. Rapscn, R. Morrison; second class—C. Roberts, R. Jeffrey, I. Trengrove, A. Trengrovo, M. Douglas, S. Avent, N. Stewart. English language: First class—l. Treugrove, A. Trengrove, N. Thomson, 11. Morrison, L.Corbett, K. Rapson;, second class—G* Fleming, N. Moodio, S. Avent, 1L ’Hastie, A. Caldwell, M. Douglas, P< Allan, C. Roberts, R. Jeffrey, E.Inglis. English literature: Second class—L. Corbett, K. Rapson. History: Second class ■ — A. Caldwell, I. Trengrove, L. Corbett. French; First class A< Trengrove, P. Allan, N. Ihomson; second class—G. Fleming, C. Roberts,L. Corbett, S. Avent, _R. Morrison,I. Trengrove. Arithmetic: First class —N. Thomson,, A. Trengrove, 6. Fleming, E- Rapson; second class—B* Avent, E. Jeffrey. I. Trengrove. Shorthand: First class, K. Rapson: second class—C. Roberts, S. Avent, A. Trengfove, N. Thomson, N. Stewart, G. Fleming, A. Caldwell, N. Moodioj Typewriting: First class—M. Grant, N* Stewart, A. Trengrove, P. Allan; 0Roberts, R. Jeffrey, I. Trengrove; second class —K. Rapson, G. Coombo, S. Avent, R. Morrison, N. Moodies,L. Corbett, G. Fleming, ‘M. Douglas, B. Hastie. A. Caldwell. N. Thomson* Book-keeping: First class—A. Trengrove, I. Trengrove, S. Avent, NV Thomson, G. Fleming, P. Allan, B.

Hustle; second class— 0. Heberts, N. Stewart, A. Caldwell, K. Rapson, R. Morrison. Mapping : First' class —N. Stewart, N. Thomson, A’. Bioodio; second class—G. Cooinbc, P. Allan, L. Corbett, K. Rapson, 1. Trengrove, E. luglis, A. Trengrove, G. Fleming, S. Avent. Elocution: First class, P. Allan; second class—ll. Jeffrey, G. Cooinbc, A. Caldwell, M. Douglas, N. Thomson, S. Avent, .1. Trengrove, C. Roberts, L. Corbett. Drawing: First ■class—A. Moodie, 11. Morrison; second class—S. Avent, L. Corbett, N. Thomson. Physical culture: First class—--I*. Allan, M. Grant; second class—K. Rapson, A". Stewart, S. Avent, C. ’Roberts.' Geography: Second class— G. Fleming, .K. Rapson, S. Avent, E. Corbett, Pjaiu sewing: First class—A. Trengrove, G. Fleming; second class— M. - Grant, 11. Morrison. Fancywork :, First class. G. Cooinbc. Loatherwork and marquetry First class G. Cooinbc, G. Fleming; second class, N. Stewart. Fainting: First class; A. Btowart. Piano: First class, It. Jeffrey. Violin: Second class, A. Trcngrovo. . Domestic Science. —Scripture; 1 irst class—K. Lyon, E. Morris; second class—M. M'Kay, C. Price, Anti Andrews. Sybil .Douglas, A T clla Bl'Cartjioy, Ethel Thompson.’ Grammar: Second class—Joan Duncan, Margaret .Mack-ay. Literature: Second class— Margaret M‘Kay, Ariti Andrews, Eileen Ansell, Kathleen Lyon, Dulcio llnddenklan, Ethel Thompson. French: Connie Price, Ariti Andrews; second class Eileen Ansell, Catherine M'Skimming, Ethel Thompson. History: Second class—Margaret BPKay, Ariti Andrews, Freda White. Science: Second class—Margaret M'Kay, Ariti Andrews, Kathleen Lyon, Dulcio Huddenklau, Ethel Thompson. Mapping: First class—Jessio Taylor, Joan Duncan ; second class—Helen Borric, Peggio M'Farlane, Mona. BPLoan, Margaret M'Kay, Connie Price, Mary Puflett, Peggy Trott, Ariti Andrews, Jean Cowic, Jean Tecliney, Catherine M'Skimming, Ethel Morris, Dulcio Ruddenklaii, Ethel Thompson, Iris Townsend, Freda White. Drawing: First class, Eileen Ansell; second class—Kathleen Lyon,_ Ariti Andrews, Jessio Taylor. Painting; First class—Constance Grant, Jessie Taylor*. Elocution: second class— Helen Borric, Joan Duncan, Margaret M'Kay, Mary Uuflctt, Peggy Trott, Jessio Taylor; hon. mention, second class, Freda White. Physical culture: First class—Margaret M'Kay, Mary Pullett, Lilias Samson, Helen Borne, Freda Whito; second class—Constance Grant, Joan Duncan, Ethel Thompson. Sowing; First class—Ariti Andrews, A'ella M'Cartncy; second class—Ethel Morris, Kathleen Lyon. Dressmaking: First class—Joan Duncan, Constance Grant, Peggie M'FarJano, Margaret M'Kay, Anti Andrews, Ethel Thompson, Iris Townsend; second class— Helen Borrie, Connie Price, Kathleen Lyon. Pewter work; First class—Ethel Thompson, Mary Pullett, Lilias Samson; second class—Dulcio Ruddenklaii, Catherine M'Skimming, Connie Price, Essie Blair, Cora FJatman. Leadwork; First class: Sybil Dpuglas, Peggio M'Farlane, Dulcio Kuddenklau; second class— Catherine M'Skimming, Mary Pullett. Fancv work; First class— Peggio M'Farlane, Ethel Thompson, Cora Flatman; second class—Catherine M'Skimming, Mary Pullett, Essie Blair, Music: First class—J. Duncan (P.), M. Puflett (A.T.S.), L. Samson (S.T.), J. Taylor (S.T.P.), A. Miller (S.P.T.A.T.), C. Flatmau (V.), E. Morris (P.); second class—M. M'Kay (P.), C. Price (P.), P. Trott (P), K. Lyon (P.). Public Service.—Scripture: lur.st class, K. Begg; second class—E. Irving, B. Angell, I. Seelyc, E. Helmkey, N. Lindley, D. Strang. English language: First class—B. Angell, L. Williamson; second class—ll. Irving, B. Brewer, 11. Hay, B. Fraser, M. Sutton, I. Seelyc. English literature and composition: Second class—ll. Irving, B. Angell, B. Brower, E. Hay, L. Williamson, BE Sutton, I. Seelye, D. Strang. History: First class—E. Irving, 11. Hay, B. Fraser; second class—B. Angell, B. Brewer, L. Williamsou, M. Sutton, I. Seclye, M. 1 orteons, E. Helmkey, K. Primmer. French; First class—E. Irving, E. Hay, B. Brewer; second class—B. Angell, B. Fraser, L. Williamson, M. Porteous, M. M'Kreel, D. Strang. Latin; Second class, R, Irving. Arithmetic: Second class —B. Angell, K. Hay, B. Fraser, L. Williamson, M. Porteous. Geography 7 : First class— M. M'Kreel; second class—B. Brewer, B. Fraser. Elocution; Second class— E. Irving, B. Angell, B. Brewer, E. Hav B. Fraser, BE Sutton, I. Seclye, E. -Helmkey, K. Begg, K. Primmer, N. Lindley, C. Herbert, D. Strang. Physical culture: First, class, M. Sutton, D. Strang; second class, E. Helmkey. Music; Second class, D. Strang. Pewter work: Scconcj class, BE Sutton. Matriculation. Scripture: First class—M. Thompson, I). Johnston, J. Mould; second class —N. Evans, BE Drennan, M. Cook, J. Munro, B. M'Kinlav, 0. Somerville. English language: First class—M. 'Thompson, D. Johnston; second class—J. Mould, B. Anderson, BE Drennan. M. Cook, N. Evans, G. Vidal. English literature and composition; First class—M. Thompson, D. Johnston; second class —J. Honlcl, N. Evans, B. Anderson, M. Drennan, J. Munro. History: First class—M. (I'hoinpson, D. Johnston, N. Evans; second class—J, Mould, B. Anderson, G. Vidal, J. Munro, N. Shannon. French: First class—BE Thompson, D. Johnston, J. Mould; second class—N. Evans, B. Anderson, BE Drennan, BE Cook, D. Campbell, G. Vidal, N. Shannon, C. Somerville. Latin: First class, Bt. Thomson; second class —D, Johnston, BE Drennan. Arithmetic; First class—M. Thomson, J. Mould, B, Anderson; second class.—D. Johnston ;P. Bl'Kinlay , hon. mention, second class arithmetic. Algebra: Second class, J. Hould. Geometry; First class, J. Mould; second class—BE Thomson, D. Johnston. Home science; First class, J. Hould; second class—BE Thomson, N. Evans. Elocution; First class—Bl. Thomson, D. Johnston, J. Hould, BE Cook; second class —N. Evans, B. Anderson, D. Campbell, J. Blunro; hon. mention, second class, A. M‘George. Physical culture: First class —BE Cook, G. Vidal, JS T . Shannon; second class— C. Somerville. Geography; Second class; N. Evans, B. Anderson, P. M'Kinlav. Feather work and marquetry : First class, K. Kirk. Pewter work; Second class, K. Kirk. Slapping: First class, D. Campbell. Music: First class, piano—BE Cook, J. Blunro; first class, theory—BE Cook, D. Campbell. Higher Leaving.—Scripture; hirst class— BE Brewer, R. Bl'Kenzie; second class—B. Blamires, L. Brewer, I. Lawson. English language: First class, 11. Bl'Kenzie; second class—G. Stevenson, L. Brewer; hon. mention, second class, A. BPGeorge. English literature and composition: First class, _E. Bl'Kenzie; second class —B. Blamires, G. Stevenson, L. Brewer, BE Brewer, I. Lawson; hon. mention, second class, A. BPGeorge. History: First class—R. Bl'Kenzie, B. Blamires, G. Stevenson; second class, M. Brewer; hon. mention, first class, A. BPGeorge. French: Second class—L. Brewer, 81. Brewer, I. Lawson. Latin: Second class—R. Bl'Kenzie, B. Blamires, Trigonomentry First class—B. Blamires, L. Brewer. Algebra: Second class, B. Blamires. Geometry*: First class, B. Blamires; second class, L. Brewer. Elocution: First class, 8.-Blamires; second class — S. Bl'Kenzie, L. Brewer, I. Lawson. Chemistry: First class, G. Stevenson. Physical culture; First class, R. Bl'Kenzie. ~ Higher Leaving 1 Certificates. —B. Blamires, 81. Brewer, G. Stevenson, Q. Lawson, K. Bl'Kenzie. Dunedin Athenaeum Membership Ticket (proficiency in English and History).—B. Blantircs, E. Bl'Kenzie, G. Stevenson. ■'* • Johnson Cup, for J>cst Account of Book Read During Term. — Bl. Puflett. tiliaks®e Prizg^M.„ Ihomseru

Cunningham Cup ’ (Best Essay on Colnmba).—ll. Bl'Kenzie. Schubert Essay.—A. Miller. Karitano Garments.—Senior: A. Andrews, Q, Mayer. Junior: R. Sonntag. Dux of College.—Margaret Thomson. Priximo Access! t.—Joyce Hould. First Place Public Service Class.Betty Angell. Dux of Primary Department.— Evelyn Brookfield. Silver Blcdal for Elocution.—Blargarot Allan. Special Award (Cooking and House-wifery).—-K. Austin. Awards for Diligence and Progress.— D. Johnston, K. Rapson. Certificates for Fairy Tales.-Inter-mediate: First, D. Tipler; second (equal)—R. Baigent, P. Ewing, D. Brookfield, F. Malcolm. Senior II.: First, BE Smellie; second—BE Elder and B. Begg. Domestic science: First, A. Andrews: second—S. Douglas and J. Fechner. Senior lb: First, P. Leihy; second—J- Carson and G. BPKenzie. Commercial: First—L. Corbett and P. Allan ; second, B. Hastie. Public Service: First, K. Begg; second—F. Helmkey, B. Angell, and K. Primmer. Navy League .Essays.—Matriculation : R. BPlvcuzlo 1,1). Johnston £. Public Service: L. Williamson 1, K. Primmer 2. Domestic science: BE Allan 1. Senior lb: L. Corbett 1. G. Fleming 2. Standard VI.: BE Christie 1. Standard V.: BE Elder 1. SPORTS. Intorclass Net Ball Shield.—Domestic Science Class (L. Samson, captain). Junior Not Ball Blay Cup.—Senior Hb. ■ “ Scllwood ” Guido Cup.—Rata Patrol (L. Brewer, leader). BPLeod Drill Cun.—Nessie Shannon; runner-up, BE Cook. Senior Tennis Singles Cup.—B. Blamires. Junior Tennis Cup.—V. Blamires. Interform Tennis Cup.—Public Service Glass. Swimming Championship Cup.—N. Shannon. Junior Swimming.—R. Porteous. Lifo Saving.—Award of merit: C. Grant and BE Sutton. Bronze BTcdallions.—C. Herbert, I. Scelyo, BE Porteous, 11. Hay, C. Grant, M. Sutton, G. Vidal, H. Borric, C. Somerville, L. Samson, BE Puflett, A. BPGeorge, and J. Taylor. TENNIS. Junior Championship Singles.-B. Fraser. Junior Championship Doubles.-P. Leihy and V. Blamires. Junior Handicap Doubles.—P. Leiiiy and V. Blamires.