PRIZE DAY AT SCHOOLS
AWARDS FOR THE YEAR KENSINGTON Form ll.—Dux of school: John Michael. Class marks: Richard Pyne 2, Alan Smith 3. Progress: Mavis Moore, Evan Jones, Joan Anderson. Improvement: Douglas Holley, Margaret Whyte. Sewing: Margaret Whyte. Athenaeum prize: John Michael. Attendance: Evan Jones, Donald Grant, Albert Turnbull, Douglas Holley, John Michael, Mavis Moore, Dorothy Sutherland, Charles Eckhold, Joan Anderson, Jack Bryan, May Whittington. Form I.—Class .marks: Arthur Downie 1, Rae Turnbull 2, Beryl Williamson 3. Progress: David Kirby, Irene Al'Cutcheon, lan Stewart. Improvement: Hazel Crighton, • Harry Foote. Sewing: lona Fogarty. Attendance: Arthur Downie, Edward E. Jackson, Duncan A- Peat, Phyllis M. Vernon, William J. Pockson, Harry A. Foote, Hazel Crighton, David J. Kirby, Andrew W. Anderson, lona Fogarty, Cameron F. Young, William R. Turnbull, Alexander W. Kilpatrick, Clarence V. Adams, Mavis Rayner, Irene M'Cutcheon. Standard IV.—Class marks: Leonard Bell 1, Dorothy Holland 2, Travis Goodlet 3. Progress: Charles Gaiger, George Downie, James Williamson. Improvement: Marshall Paterson, Doreen Bolton, David Dakers. Sewing; Maud Fogarty. Attendance: Travis Goodlet, Jack Fraser, James Williamson, .Aland Fogarty, Frances Bryan, June Cairns, Miriam Kilpatrick, Isobel Eckhold, Dorothy Holland, Olga Facoory, Mavis Panting, Trixie Merry. Standard 111. —Class marks: Doreen Timlin 1, Jack Goodlet 2, Norma Smith 3. Px-ogress: Betty Sims, Dorothy Moore, Ronnie Jarvis. Improvement: Billie Mee, Mervyn Daniels, George Foote, Violet M'Gilvray. Sewing; Isabel Shepherd. Attendance: Dorothy Moore, Helen Paterson, Alma Turnbull, Ellen Grant, Alice Pockson, Mavis Wood, Jack Nicholson, Peggy Sutherland, Doris Keen, lima Sprague, Peggy Chiswell, George Foote. ' Standard ll.—Class marks: Alan Paterson 1, Ronald Panting 2, Winifred White 3. Progress: Ethel Gibbs, Alan Moore, Ernest Thornley. Improvement: Jack Hall, Elizabeth Bryan, Laurie M'.Lennan. Sowing: Joyce Donaldson. Special prize given by Dr Stevenson for personal hygiene: Ronald Panting. Attendance : Hinerua Adams, Ethel APCallum, Margaret Mackey, Ethel Gibbs, Winifred White, Ngaire Outram, William Eckhold, Reginald Ibbotson, Arthur Kilpatrick, Alan Moore, Ronald Panting, George Paterson, Gordon Poulter, Ernest Thornley, Laurie M'Lennan. Standard La. —Class marks: Mihi Parata. Progress: Jean Alexander. Standard l.b.—Class marks: Gordon Panting 1, Zayle Douglas 2, Arthur Holley, Vallance Holland, and Nancy Wood (equal) 3. Progress: Daphne Scott, Robert M'Gregor, Imogene Kirby, Colin Gray. Sewing: Joan Brodie. Attendance: Frederick Findlay, Donald MTnnes, Gordon Panting, Vyvienne Shepherd, Nancy Wood. Upper Infants A.—Class marks: Joan Garden 1, Alma Kitto 2, Sheila Alulqueen 3. Attendance; Joyce Andrews, Lily Foote, Kathleen Vincent, Murray Eckhold, lan Grant, Robert Whyte. Upper Infants B.—Class marks: Bevan Downie and June Donaldson (equal) 1, David Nicholson and Colleen Herbert (equal) 2, lan Gray and John Meek (equal) 3. Progress: Irene Lewis, Marjorie Sutton, Joan Hayden,' Yvonne Wood. Attendance; Monica Gibbs, Gweneth Shephard, Colin Eckhold. ST. LEONARDS Standard Vl.—Dux (medal) : Sylvia Davis 1, Margaret Pryde 2. Standard V.—Ronald M'Diarmid 1. Standard IV.—Rene Ledgerwood 1. Standard Hl.—William Bobb 1, Gwcnda Griffin 2. Standard ll.—Duxes in junior room (medals) : Stanley Milnes, AVinsome Middleton (equal). Standard I.—Lawrence Smith 1. Special Prizes. —Sewing: Standard V.-VL, Sylvia Davis; Standards 1.-IL-IV. Gwcnda Griffin; Standards L and 11., Dinsomo Middleton and Norma Spratt (equal). Handwork: Standard V. Wattie Marr; Standard 11., Stanley Milnes. Gardening: Allan Marr. Progress; Standard IV., Martin Pryde; Standard 11., Agnes Robb, Betty Kewish; Standard 1., Isobel Waghorn. Five attendance certificates were awarded. PORTOBELLO Standard Vl.—Dux: Ivor Hanson. First class: Mabel Cross, Richard Sinclair. Progress: Edna Smith. Standard V.—First class: John Brown, Gordon Murray. Second class: June Pilling, Alan M'Cartney. Progress: Stuart Smith. Standard IV.—First class: Lola M'Killop. Standard lll.—Special attainment: Allan Forrester, Robert Wade. First class: Iris Reid. Progress: Charles Dalwood. Standard II. —First class; Grace Hanson. Second class: Keith Mills. Progress: Owen Gardner. Standard I.—First class: Colin Forrester, Elizabeth Reid. Second class: Mina Walker, Margaret Lewis. Progress: John Armstrong. Special Prizes.—Woodwork: Hugh Montgomery. Cooking: Madge Gardner. Needlework; Junior—Margaret Church 1, 1. Reid 2, E. Beid 3; senior —Edna Smith 1, T. Day 2 . Attendance certificates, eleven. SEACLIFF Form ll.—Dux (gold medal) : Alary M'Donnell and Logan Stewart (equal), Beino Louie 3, Edna 801 l 4. Form I.—Alary Kennedy 1, Vida Isbister 2, Alaisie Aloodio 3. Standard IV.—Anne Isbister 1, Catherine Tod 2, Bboda Churchman 3. SL.ndard Hl.—Joyce Stewart 1, Nita Al'Gregor 2, Lachlan APAlillan 3. Standard II. —Graham M'Arthur 1, lan APlver 2, Harold White 3. Standard I,—Elizabeth Alatheson 1, Jessie APlver 2, Saidio APArthnr 3. Needlework.—Standard VI.: Edna Bell 1. Standard V.: Alary Kennedy 1; Standard IV.: Bhoda Churchman 1 ; Standard HI. : Joyce Stewart 1. ; Standard II.: Alargarct Al’Donnell 1; Standard .1: Rebecca Jenkins 1. Gardening.—First prize for the best kept plot: Duncan Stewart and Archibald M'Arthur; second —Eric Trewcek, Ray Louie; third—William Al'Gregor, Gordon Churchman, Donald Tod, Ronald Bell.
SAWYER’S BAY Standard Vl.—Dux: John Paris and Joyce Paranthoiene (equal), Glendermid Tannery and Mr L. F. Cleghorn’s gold medals; Douglas Kennedy 3. Standard V.—Joan Cleghorn 1, Harry Peeves 2, Jeannio Ellwood 3. Standard IV.—Audrey Hurndell 1, Elsie Skilbeck 2. John Austin and Henry Broadley (equal) 3. Standard Reeves 1, Stanley Harkness 2, Douglas Pritchard 8. Standard ll.—Erie Fraser 1, Raymond Gumming 2, George Hodgson 3. Standard 11. (Loiver).—Lily Austin 1, Thelma Lean 2, Alice Austin and Fred Smith (equal) 3. P. 4. —Marjorie Paine 1, Rita Skilbeck 2, Phyllis Macdonald 3. P, 3. —James Mains 1, Barbara Lee 2. Each child in the infant classes received a book. Sewing Prizes.—Mary Hewitson, Jeannie Ellwood, Elsie Skilbeck, Margaret Colson, Alice Mitchell, and Alice Austin. Improvement in Sewing (Mrs L. Johnson’s special prizes).—Joyce Paranthoiene, Joan Cleghorn, Audrey Hurndell, Sylda Reeves, Dorothy Berry, Thelma Lean. Cookery (Mrs Gordon’s special prizes) .—Mary Hewitson, Joan Cleghorn. Woodwork (Mrs C. Perry’s special prizes).—Allenby Smith, Mary Reeves. Markmanship (Mr Kydd’s silver medal). —John Docherty. Most Improved Football Player (Mr George Broadloy’s silver medal). — Henry Broadley. School Jubilee Miniature Silver Cup (presented by Mr C. H. Johnson, Timaru). —Swimming, Jenne Newsome; basket ball, Jesse Mitchell; cricket, John Docherty; football, Walter Perry. Attendance Certificates. —John Austin, George Gibbs, Harry Reeves, Audrey Hurndell, Joan Cleghorn, Jeannie Ellwood, Winifred Gasper, Peggy Hurndell, Nancy Crawford, Alice Austin, Charles Ellwood, Betty Smith, Elsie Patterson, Eleanor, Hewitson, Howard Ellwood, Betty Ellwood, Moura Hornby, Rhoda M'Donald, Raymond Wellgreen, James Mains, Graham Mains, James Smith. GREEN ISLAND Standard Vl—Dux girl: Margaret Reid (old boys’ and girls’ medal). Proximo accessit: Annie E. Murphy (Mr Tomkins’s medal). Class marks: Mario Shaw 1, Ivy Cameron (Mr Gilmore’s prizes) 2, Jessie Meldrum 3. Dux boy; Thomas B. Herbison (old boys’ and girls’ medals). Proximo accessit: Jack A. M‘Caw (Mr Tomkins’s medal). Class ma*ks; Bruce Barnes 1, Andrew Baird (Mr Gilmore’s prizes) 2, Grant Thomson 3. Handwork: Jack A. Al'Caw (Mrs Passmore’s prize). Sewing; Dorothy Wilde (Mrs Nelson’s prize). Domestic science; Margaret Reid. Writing: Isobel Al'Rao (Mr L. Miller’s prize). Spelling: Thomas B. Herbison. Navy League: Annie Murphy. Athcnooum prize: Thomas B. Herbison. Sports prizes: Hockey, Mary M‘Rae; football, Bruce Wintrup; cricket, Bruce Barnes. Bible class prizes: Daisy Reid and Gordon Thomson 1, Annie Murphv 2 (Mr Dunn’s prizes). Standard V. a.—Boys: Douglas Lockhart 1, Alastair Rankin 2, Victor Crimp 3. Girls: Lulu Gardiner 1, Nancy Lukeman and Ainslee Conroy (equal) 2. Writing: Alma Berry. Bible class: Douglas Lockhart. Standard V. b.—Class marks: Mane Lopine (girls), Jack Lanauze (boys). Handwork: Robert Ryan. Sewing; Renee Gcddes. Bible lessons (Mr Dunn’s prize) ; Renee Gcddes. Attendance certificates: Five. Standard IV.—Class marks; Girls— Esther APCaw 1, Margaret Norman 2, Elaine Wellman 3; boys—Ross Alehalski 1, Noel Garo 2, William APKechio 3. Composition: Leslie Sainsbury. Drawing and progress: Alan Rhodes. Sewing: Mavis Craig. Attendance certificates : Ten. Standard lll.—Class marks: Girls— Ruth Wilkie 1, Grace Woodford 2, Phyllis Wintrup 3; boys—William Reid I, Owen Coburn 2, Neil M‘Caw 3. Progress: Winnie Ryan and Desmond Umbers (M-s Nelson’s prize). Writing: June Stewart. Handwork : Betty Mcldrum. Sewing: Ruth Wilkie. Scripture: William Reid (Mr Waite’s prize), ,-ttendance certificates; Five. Standard ll.—Girls: Annie H. Falconer 1, Dorothy E. Adam 2, Faith C. Cunningham 3. Boys: Howard Thomson 1, James J. Hamilton 2, Robert S. Huggins 3. Writing: Ivy H. Knox. Sewing : Betty Wellman. Handwork : Victor Philpott. Progress; Rachel B. Reid, Bruce G. Taylor. Standard I.—Girls: V. Wilkinson 1, D. Patterson 2, M. Herbison 3. Boys: J. M'Cready 1, A. Walker 2, J. Stewart 3. Progress; June M'Phail, Thirza Waters, Judy Coburn, Jack Taylor. Writing; Adrian Watt.- Handwork: Jean Findlay. Neatness: Ruby Evans. Sewing: D. Nye. Attendance certificates : Eleven. P. 4.—Boys: James Gore 1, George Rhodes 2, Brian Cox 3. Girls; Jean Smellie 1, Gertrude Anderson 2, Bertha M'Caw 3. Writing: Ethel Berry. Drawing: Ronald Arnold. Attendance certificates: Six. INCH VALLEY Standard Vl.—Dux, Evelyn Badman; Maureen Thomas 2, Gladys Jones 3. Standard V.—Leo Thomas 1, Joshua Jones 2, Nettie Andrew 3, Stuart Macdonald 4. Standard IV.—Margery Jones 1, Pearl Kershaw 2, Bruce Andrew 3. Standard lll.—Leslie Johnston 1, Fred Jones 2. Standard ll.a. —Mirie Macdonald 1, Robert Jones 2, Marjorie Jamieson 3. Standard ll.b.—Ethel Kershaw. ' Standard T.—Harry Kershaw. Primer IV.—Dorothy Johnston 1, Kathleen Jones and Dollie Kershaw (equal) 2. Sewing Prizes.—Standard VI.: Gladys Jones. Standard IV.; Pearl Kershaw. Standard II.: Miric Macdonald. Attendance Prizes.—Gladys Jones, Ethel Kershaw. Special Prizes for Neatness and Tidiness.—Margery Jones and Leslie Johnston. Special Prize for Handwork.—Leo Thomas. IDA VALLEY Merit Prizes.—Standard IV.: C. Brown and I. M'Knight (equal) 1. Standard II.; W. Coffer 1. Standard I. E. M'Knight 1. Progress Prizes. —Standard I.: P. Wilson. Infants: R. Glendinning. Sewing.—Senior: J. Reid 1, J. M'Knight 2. Junior: E. M'Knight. Best Monitor.—J. Reid. Attendance.—-A. West. I. M'Knight, J. M'Knight, E. M'Knight. Class Prizes.—Form I.: R. Wilson. Standard IV.; J. M'Knight, B. West. .Standard 111.: M. Wilson. Standard IT.: G. Reid. Standard I.: Cis Coffey, R. M'Knight. Infants: I. West, R. Jeffery, E. Coffey, R. Reid, F. Jeffery, B. M'Knight.
MOSGIEL O.H. SCHOOL The final item of the school year at Mosgiel is the annual concert in the Coronation Hall. To this, parents, friends, and guardians rally in large numbers. That of last evening was no exception to the rule, and the hall was crowded. The programme was a good one, and a special word of praise is due to the teachers and children for the manner in which the concert was staged. The items were as follows: ‘ Welcome Song ’ and ‘ Christmas Bolls,’ infants; nursery rhyme quadrille, Primer 1 and 2; song scena, ‘Down Our Street,’ Primer 3 and 4; ‘ The Cobbler’s Fantasy,’ Standard J.; action song, ‘ The Dirty Boy,’ Standard II.; medley, ‘ A Summer Day,’ Standard ill. girls; Indian canoe song. Standard HI. hoys; one-act play, ‘ The Three Bears,’ Standard HI. hoys; duet in character, ‘ Cherry Blossom Time,’ Standard IV. girls; play, ’New Inventions,) Standard IV. boys; Dutch song and dance, Standard IV.; fantasia of Scottish songs, Standards V. and VI.; play, ‘Grandpa,’ Standard VI.; piano duet, Nancy Taylor and Sarah Armstrong; negro spirituals, secondary pupils. The Mayor (Mr W. E. M'Lean) commented on the work of the school year—of both departments. Ho urged parents to support the secondary _ department, and spoke of the possibility of Mosgiel becoming a farm school. At the close of his remarks he presented some special awards as follows: —Dux of primary school (Air Ansell’a prize), Henry J. Kaye; sports senior championship (gold medal), James Gilchrist; junior championship (gold medal), Allen Bryant; girls’ senior championship, Eileen Murray; junior championship, Jessie Ruthven. The Rector (Air Kaye) reported on the work of the year, and Air Aliller (chairman of the school committee) thanked all who had helped with the concert. STIRLING Form If.—Nellie Jensen (dux), Alys M. Bell 2. Form I.—Cecily Slater 1, Hilda E. Richardson 2. Standard IV.—Joyce Andrews 1, Edna Duncan 2, Stanley Logie 3. Standard lll.—Leslie Low 1, lan Al'Leod 2, Nancy Logie 3. Standard ll.—Jack Mosley 1, Kenneth Alosley 2, Colin Kirk ness 3. Standard I.—Gladstone Alaxwell 1, Phyllis Al'Kinlay 2, Etta Anderson 3. P. IV.—Jack Hall 1, Joyce Alaxwell 2, Douglas Logic 3. Reading.—Form II.: Nellie Jensen 1, Alys Bell 2. Form I.: Cecily Slater 1, Hilda Richardson 2. Standard IV.: Joyce Andrews and Elvira Silk (equal) 1. Standard ill.: Jessie Al'Culloch 1, Leslie Low 2. Standard IJ.: Ken Alosley 1, Jack Alosley 2. Standard L: Phyllis Al'Kinlay and Gladstone Alaxwoil (equal) 1. Spelling.—Form II.: Nellie Jensen I, Alys Bell 2. Form I.: Cecily Slater 1, Hilda Richardson 2. Standard TV.: Joyce Andrews 1, Jim Dennison 2. Standard HI.: Rawi Al'Kinlay and Leslie Low (equal) 1. Standard 11.: Jack Alosley 1, Vera Paskell 2. Standard 1. ; Gladstone Alaxwell 1, Etta Anderson 2. t Composition.—Form II.; Nellie Jensen 1, Alys Bell 2. Form I.: Cecily Slater 1, Hilda Richardson 2. Standard IV.: Elvira Silk 1 ; Joyce Andrews 2. Standard III.: Leslie Low 1, Ernest Bell 2. Standard II.: Jack Alosley 1, Kenneth Alosley 2. Standard.!.: Phyllis Al'Kinlay 1, Gladstone Alaxwell 2. Writing.—Form 11.: Alys Bell and Nellie Jensen (equal) 1. Form II.: Hilda Richardson 1, May Bell 2. Standard IV.: Florence Baird and Hazel Mosley (equal) 1. Standard HI.: Rawi Al'Kinlay 1, Leslie Low 2. Standard H. : Jack Alosley 1, Colin Kirkness 2. Standard I.: Gladstone Alaxwell 1, Phyllis Al'Kinlay and Etta Anderson (equal) 2. , , English.—Form II.: Nclue Jensen 1, Alys Bell 2. Form I.: Cecily Slater 1, Hilda Richardson 2. Standard IV.: Joyce Andrews 1, Edna Duncan 2. Standard HI.: Nancy Logie 1, Leslie Low 2. Standard II.; Jack Alosley 1, Ken Mosley 2. Standard I.: Ivan Ramsay 1, Gladstone Alaxwell 2. Arithmetic. —Form II.: Alys Bell 1, Nellie Jensen 2. Form I.: Cecily Slater I, Alay Bell 2. Standard IV.: Joyce Andrews 1, Jim Dennison 2. Standard III.: lan Al'Leod 1, Nancy Logie 2. Standard 11. ; Jack Alosley 1, Ken Mosley 2. Standard I.: Phyllis Al'Kinlay 1, Gladstone Alaxwell 2. Drawing.—Form II.: Alys Bell 1, Allan Bell 2. Form I.: Alay Bell 1, Hilda Richardson 2. Standard IV.: Stanley Lome 1, Hazel Alosley 2. Standard 11L : Leslie Low 1, Ernest Bell 2. Standard II.; Jack Alosley 1, Jack Logie 2. Standard I. : Etta Anderson and Ivan Ramsay (equal) 1. Home Science.— II.: Nellie Jensen 1, Alys Bell 2. Form I.: Cecily Slater 1, Alay Bell 2. Wood work.—Form II.: Allan Bell 1. Form I.: Alec Whiteford l,John Wall<ice 2. Needlework. —Form IT.: Nellie Jensen 1, Hazel 801 12. Form I.' : Cecily Slater 1, Alay Bell 2. Standard IV.: Jovcc Andrews 1, Elvira Silk 2. Standard 111. : Nancy Logie and Joyce Ericson (equal) 1. Standard II.: Vera Paskell 1, Eileen Wright 2. Standard I.: Phyllis Al'Kinlay 1, Etta Anderson 2. Good Attendance-. —Form II.: Hazel Bell Form I.: Evan M'Culloch, Cecily Slater, John Wallace. Standard IV.: Gerald Anderson, Betty Anderson, Phyllis Barron, Jim Dennison, Edna Duncan. Luck Kirkness, Stanley Logie, Kenneth Alaxwell. Standard III.: Allan Henderson, Alary Kirkness, Nancy Logie, Jessie Al'Culloch. Standard II.: Willie Irving, Colin Kirkness, Ken Alosley, Eileen Wright. Standard I.; Gordon Duncan, Dougliss Grigg, Ernest Low, Gladstone Alaxwell, Andrew M'Culloch, Phyllis Al'Kinlay, Ivan Ram say. HAMPDEN Standard Vl.—Ernest J. White 1 and dux of school, John C. Alansell 2. Standard V.—James W. Belcher 1, Audrey A. Lang 2. Standard IV.—Gordon S. Belcher 1, Llovd Jenkins 2. ' Standard ILL—lrene Al'Wdhams 1, John Nicholson 2. Standard ll.—-Nancy Gillies 1, Jean M‘Gregor 2. Standard I.—Peter M'Wilham 1, Thelma Lester 2. Primer Classes.—Ena Joyce 1, Eunice Stringer and Francis Al'Gregor (equal) 2. Sowing.—Standards V. and VI.: Jessie Cooper and Alaude Alurcott (equal) ]. Standards HI. and IV.; Dorothy Lang 1. Standards I. and II.: Jean Al'Gregor 1. Drill. —Chrissio Atkinson and Alaude Alurcott (equal) 1, Jessie Copper 3. Gardening.—Ernest J. White 1, Ronald Alansell 2. ■Attendance Certificates. Alaude Alurcott, Naoni Alurcott, Frank Afureott, Harry Alurcott, Kenneth Craig.
KAITANGATA ] The Kaitangata School held its break- * up ceremony on Thursday, Mr D. Mar- ; shall (chairman of the School Commit- j tee) presiding. In the afternoon the • prizes were presented to the junior classes, and Mr Melville (head master) ; addressed the parents concerning the welfare of the school.' In the evening a concert was held, the items—class songs, recitations, and dialogues—being presented by the pupils. The following is the list of prize winners; — Standard I.—Girls: Betty Brown 1, Peggy Brown and Frances Stanaway (equal) 2, Hazel Lawrence 4. Boys: R. Alexander 1, S. Peoples 2, C. Donaldson 3. Sewing: Mary Vickers. Special for neatness: A. Clark, Special for progress: Grace Jack. Standard ll.—Girls: Annie Heyes 1, Jean Lockhcad 2, Mary Smith 3. Boys: Carson Findlay 1, Willie Wright 2, ’ Stanley Thompson 3. Progress prizes: Peggy Dooley and Margaret Coulter. Handwork: Eileen Carson. Standard lll.—Girls: Jessie Thompson 1, Margaret Connor 2, Ella Stephens 3. Boys: Alister Hay 1, Rodney Durham 2, Jim Park 3. Merit prizes: Annie Cain, Gladys Carson, Annie Fulton, Mavis Thomas, Eva Thompson, Jack Patterson. Special for drawing: Rao Stewart. Sowing: Lily Hosking. Standard IV.—Girls : Marjorie Petrie I, Faith Durham 2, Annie Rourke 3. Boys: Eric Coulter 1, Bruce Espie 2, Ronald Allan 3. Progress: Joe Matcliett. Essay (‘ Safety First ’) : Rena Melville 1, Eric Coulter 2, Faith Durham 3. Standard V.—Girls: Mary Brown 1, Sarah Owens 2, Florence Braidwood 3. Bovs: Tom Fenton.l, Andrew Leishman 2 Tom Park 3. Sewing; Elm. Heyes. Carpentry and plan drawing; Ross Stewart. Essay (‘Safety First’): Andrew Leishman 1, Molly MTuncs 2, Will Carson 3.
Standard Vl.—Girls: Lorraine Ureh 1, Gladys Hargood 2, Alavis Brown 3. Boys: Alan Grimshaw 1 (dux of school), Will Anderson 2, Chas Speirs S. Essay (‘ Safety First ’): Grace Coulter 1, Alex. Leishman 2, Lorraine Uren 3. Special arithmetic: Hugh -Alackie. Special carpentry and drawing : Edward Mackie. Sewing: Rose James. Progress : James Allan. Champion athlete" Chas. Spiers. OWAKA DISTRICT HIGH Standard I.—George Dale 1, Watson Falconer 2, Willie Al'DiarmidM. Oma. Osbourne, first in girls. Woodwork. Watson Falconer. Progress: June Wright. Neatness: Janet Campbell. Diligence: David Al'Lachlan. Industry . Dorothv Dongan. Progress: Harold Rix, Gilbert Stevenson, Dons Renton, Jock Duff, Bob Barr Noel me Wright, Ronald Landreth, Robbie Welsh. Sewing: Janet Falconer. Standard II —Thomas Buchanan and Alvin Wright '(equal). Alargaret Wood (industry). Tan Henderson (composition), Murray Craig (progress), Elsie Woodrow (merit), Joy Brough (sew;ncr) Ivy Crawford (composition), Nessa Barr (writing), Beta Al'Lachlan (spelling) ' Standard lll.—Elsie Stevenson 1, Aleri Cassells 2. Peggy Allen (arithmetic), Alaric Winchester (arithmetic and English), James Landreth (reading), William Callahan (progress), Alargaret Johnstone (sewing). Standard IV.—Kathleen Sheddan 1, Edison Wright 2, James Coppm 3. Walter Woodrow (geography), Douglas Laird (history), Christina Garrdock (sewing). , , . Form L—Phyllis Rix (geography), Alaisie Duff (history), Arthur Campbell (arithmetic), Robert Falconer (grammar). ,
Form IL—Dux of primary school:: Tom Allen. Joan Wright (compose tion), Joan Allen (arithmetic), Samuel Craig (history) Ernest Wright (gram-; mar), Violet Geary (geography), Erie Brough (writing), William Turnbull (spelling), Joan, Wright (drawing)., _ SECONDARY DEPARTMENT. Form 111- —Mathematics, science, English, French: D. M'Calman, His-( tory, geography, book keeping: a.Laird. , . . Form IV —Mathematics and science:,! F. Kean 'History and geography: M-:] Willocks." English and French; M.Dark. . Form V.—Mathematics and science,English, and French: J. Cooper. History and geography: M. Armstrong. Form Vl.—Mathematics and science,history, and geography: L. Tabor* English and Latin: W. MTnt' I sh. EAST TAIERI P. 4 Powley 1, Gordon Brahns 2, Winnie Morton 3. Standard I.—Elsie Grant 1, lan Hudson 2, Margaret Steven 3. _ , Standard ll.—Flora Grant 1, Fred* Houston 2, Andrew Blair 3. Standard lll.—Horace Bruhus 1* Mervyn Bruhus 2, Daphne Bruhus 3. Standard IV.—John Hamilton _ 1* Constance Bruhus 2, Grant Borne 3. Standard V.—John L. Lloyd, 1, Peteif Miller 2. Chrissie Wallace 3. Standard Vl.—William Lothian 1* Marv Lothian 2, Eric Hudson 3. Diligence and progress: Harry Clark* Sewing prizes: Standard I. and Tl.v Margaret Llovd; Standards 111. and IV./Joyce Jenkins; Standards V. ami VI., May Sellwood. v Dux of school; William LothiaJ| (medal piesented by Ex-pupils’ AssociaW tion).
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