ST. PHILOMENA’S COLLEGE

Evening Star, Issue 23143, 17 December 1938, Page 12

ST. PHILOMENA’S COLLEGE

PRESENTATION OF PRIZES A successful scholastic year was concluded on Thursday evening, when the annual prize-giving ceremony of St. PhiJomcna’s College was held. In the unavoidable absence of Bishop Whyte, lit. Rev. Mgr. Delany presided, llev. Fathers Collins, Hally, M'Mahon, Quinn, and Toomey, as well as a large number of relatives and friends of the pupils, were also present. The following programme was presented by the pupils:—Orchestral selections; ‘Gavotte Piqu'ante ’ (Pierson); selections from ‘ Music in the - Air (Kern); piano duo, ‘ Variations _un Theme do Beethoven ’ (C. SaintSaens), Ailecn O’Connell and Joyce Watson; choruses. ‘ Little Lamb,’ ‘ The Pipers,’ ‘ The Merry May Morn,’ college choir; vocal solo, ‘ The Merry Month of May,’ Jean. Crawford; pianoforte 'duet,' ‘Spanish Dance’ (Moszkowski), Joan Green and Noelino Plank’; ‘Little Irish Mother,’ ‘Abide With Me,’ verse-speaking choir; vocal solo, ‘ I Hear a Thrush at Eve,’ Joan Harris; choruses, ‘The Fairy Tree.’ ‘ Evening ' Song,’ ‘ Silent Night,’ college choir. • ■ • - After; the reading of the annual report the' prizes and certificates were distributed. Mpnsignor Delany congratulated the pupils on the delightful programme they. had presented, and also on'■' the various 'achievements.' of the year.' Ho, urged them to be faithful to the traditiens ef their school, and always to keep in touch with the friends of school days. Mgr. Delany concluded’ by wishing all a happy holiday and . every blessing in the coming year. , „ , The evening’s programme was then brought to a close with the singing of the school song. The prize list was ns follows: Secondary Department. Senior Christian doctrine and church history: Mollie Pryde. Highly commended: Kathleen :DDnaldson, Dorothy Heenan, Ellen Cameron, Vivienne Kelly. Good conduct (gold medal presented by lit. Rev. Mgr. Delany); Vivienne Kelly. Ex-nnpils’ Association prize: Vivienne Kelly. Monsignor Coffey memorial seboiarshin: Molly Clomengor. Form V.—Dux of college (gold medal presented by the bishop); Kathleen Donaldson. Class prizes: Dorothy Heenan 2. Yvonne Redmond 3, Josephine Curran 4, Margaret Kehoe and Margery Corbett (equal) 5. Athenaeum prize (proficiency in English and history); Margaret Kohon. Commercial certificate: Kathlyn Crowe.

Form IV. Christian doctrine and church history: Mollie Clemengcr. Highly commended: Hilaire Gladstone, Annie Heyes, Ilona Whitty. Class prizes: Margaret Boniseh and Annip Heyes (equal) 1. Avis Forrest 2. Mollie Clemenger 3, Imelda Cooney 4, Aileon Smith 5. Athenaeum prize: Catherine Green. Commercial certificates: Teresa Bond, Rona Whitty, Jane Wallace, Maureen Harris, Winnie Turley. Enid Webb, Mary Dowling. Form TlT.—Christian doctrine and church historv (gold medal): Doreen Monaghan. Highlv commended; Eileen O’Brien, Resina Glen, Rona Shirley, Margaret de Largey. Good conduct: Diary Walton. Class prizes: Shirley Heenan 1, Yvonne Stempa 2. Eileen O’Brien 3, Patricia Finlan and Thelma Paterson (equal) 4, Doris Smith 5. Athenseum’ prize: Eileen O’Brien. Commercial certificates: Yvonne Stempa, Frances Herlihy. Eileen O’Brien, Joan Harris, Doris Smith, Patricia Miller, Joan Schmelz, Rosaleen Herlihy, Joan Mnrrhy. Anna Anderson, Christina M'Donald, Teresa Flannery, Hilda Moir, Imelda-Collins, Joyce Cameron. —Primary School.— Form ll.—Christian doctrine (gold cross presented by Rev. Father Fahey) : Mary Nash. Dux of school (gold medal) : Nada Scott. Good conduct (gold cross) : Ilona Honner. Class prizes: Rona Honner 2, Noeline Plank 3, Mary Nash 4, Patricia Brennan 5. Form I.—Christian doctrine : Joan Paterson. Class tprizes: Joan Paterson 1, Elaine Robinson 2, Annie Day 3, Mary Bevis and Daphne Ferguson (equal) 4, Frances Alexander 5. Standard IV. Christian doctrine: Hyacinth Kean. Class prizes: Teresa Quinn 1, Lorraine Otto 2, Margery Ferguson 3, Eileen Dysart 4, Shirley Phelan 5. Standard Hl.—Christian doctrine : Marieannetto Turnbull. Class prizes: Gloria Poots 1, Josephine Winter 2, Veronica de Largey 3, Joan de Crewe 4, Marieannette Turnbull 5. Standard ll.—Christian doctrine: Colleen Finlin and Robert White (equal). Class prizes: Elaine Prince 1, Lorraine Alexander 2, Robert White 3, Joan Coel and Deirdre Mooney 4 (equal), Colleen Finlin 5. Standard I. Christian doctrine: Betty M'Manus and Brian de Joux (equal). Class prizes: Patricia Quinn 1, Clifford Waldren 2, Joan Drumm 3, 'Carol Peters 4. Avril Real 5.

Class s. —Christian doctrine: Nola Kennedy. Class prizes: Margaret Venning 1, Audrey. Klimeck 2, Marie Campbell 3. Class 4.—Christian doctrine : Peter Falconer. Class prizes; Helen Venning 1 Nancy Ferguson 2, Patricia Falconer 3'. Class 3. Class prizes: Kathleen Mothes 1, Victor Finlin 2, June Clark and Jim O’Reilly (equal) 3.

—Special Prizes. —

Music Prizes.—Practical work, higher local; Joan Green, Annie Heyes. Senior (gold medal) : Noeline Plank. Intermediate : Daphne Doherty. Junior (violin) : Joan Harris. Advanced preparatory: Daphne Ferguson. Preparatory: Frances Herlihy, Christina M‘Dona!d, Thelma Sexton. First steps: Monica Kinney. Initial: Lazlcy Tucker. Theoretical, senior: Jean Crawford, Yvonne Redmond. Advanced intermediate: Noeline Plank. Intermediate; Tbea Prendiville. Junior: Margery Corbett, Doreen Monaghan. Preparatory: Frances Hcrlihv, Monica Kinnev, Joan O’Dea. Elocution Prizes.—Senior; Patricia Finlin. Intermediate: Rosina Glen. Junior: Joyce Cameron. Advanced preparatory; Joan Paterson. Preparatory : Beverley Grace. First steps; Audrey Dunne.

Irish History (St. Patrick’s Parish Prizes). —Forms IV. and V.: Joyce Campbell. Form ITT.: Thelma Paterson. Form II.: Rona Honner. Dressmaking. Form V.: Teresa Bond. Form TV.: Nan Nimrao 1, Maureen Harris and-Mary Dowling (equal) 2. Form III.: Zita" Venning 1, Joan Harris 2. . Art Prizes.—Maureen Hams, Frances Leeden.

Swimming, Mullaney Memorial Prizes (silver medals).—Senior: Jane Wallace. Intermediate: Zita Venning. Junior: Noeline Plank. Tennis. —Senior cup (presented by Mr A. Ferguson) : Teresa Bond. Intermediate cup (presented by Mr J. J. Marlow, sen.) : Kearney. Junior cup: Hvaeinth Kean. Free membership St. Patrick’s Tennis Club: Margaret Kehoe, Jane Wallace, Rona Whitty,

toko, district high The “ break-up ” and distribution of prizes in connection with the Tokomairiro D.H. School was held on Thursday, when functions wore held in the afternoon and evening in the Coronation Hall, Wilton. At tho afternoon functions, presided over by Rev. S. T. Nicholls, the children of the infant classes and lower standards presented a very fine programme to a large attendance of parents and friends, and were then presented with their prizes. Dr J. N- Edgar presided at night, when there was again a big audience, who greatly enjoyed the programme presented. The prizes were presented to the pupils ; fro in Standard 11, up. Tho prize list was;— Form V.—Dux of school; Gwen Taylor. Reid memorial prizes in general knowledge: Leslie MacLeod 1, Albert Fagg 2, Colin M'Corkindale 3. Agriculture (Mr Rennie’s special): Albert Fagg. Scripture prizes: Don Mitchell 1, John Mitchell 2. Form IV.—Albert Fagg, first history, French, arithmetic, geometry, algebra, science agriculture, geography, second English. John Mitchell, first English, first equal geography, second algebra, geometry, ' French, history, science, agriculture, woodwork. Colin APCorkindale, first arts and crafts, principles of commerce, first . equal geography, second shorthand, third history, science,, agriculture. Dorothy Berry, first typing, hookkeeping, second home science, cookery, third English, shorthand, principles of commerce. Nessie Barton, first shorthand, first equal bookkeeping, second typing, principles of commerce, third home science, arts and crafts,--cookery. Ethel Codings, first home: science, cookery, second arithmetic, third algebra, geometry, French. Form IJL—Don Mitchell,, first English, history, French, science, geometry, second arithmetic, algebra, geography, first agriculture. _ James Bruce, first geography, principles of commerce, woodwork, second science, arts and crafts, bookkeeping, history, third arithmetic. Phyllis Moore, first home science, arithmetic, algebra, second French, English, geometry, third history, science. Rosalie Fagg, first shorthand, typing, arts and crafts, cookeryu second principles of commerce, home science. Lila Ferguson, first bookkeeping, second shorthand, third English. Form IT.—Freda Hamilton 1. Janet Wendelken 2, Florence Murray 3. Merit: Doris Fagg, Margaret Cockburn. Progress: Elsie Barrett, Lex Allison, Pat Moroney. Woodwork: Robert Flett 1, Craig M'Kechnie and Dennie Morris 2. Jim Simmons 3. Cookery: .Freda Hamilton 1, Janet Wendelken 2, Florence Murray 3. Scripture: Freda Hamilton 1, Margaret Cockburn 2, Isobel Flet 3. Sewing: Freda Hamilton. Form I.—Merit; Marion Scott 1, Marjory Walker 2, Hugh Calder 3, Russell Martin, Jean Cameron and Clyde Robinson (equal) . Progress: Colin Wilson, Ron Paul, Ron Bowie, Bob Robinson. Woodwork: lan Grant 1, ißoyd Mason, Wallace Mason, and George Robinson (equal) 2. Cookery: Ngaire Rush. Gardening : Frank Grosse. Sewing; Frances Grosse. Helpfulness: Allan Cowie.

Standard IV.—Merit: Eunice Morris 1, Patricia Campbell 2, Marjory Anderson 3, lan Cowie, John Sawers, Adrian Adam, Leila Keinan. Progress: Zenda Gray, Betty Taylor, Trevor Ross. Scripture: Marjory Anderson, John Sawers. Sewing: Eunice Morris. Standard lU.—Merit: Thelma Clark 1, Joyce Dobson 2, Allan Stuart 3, Kathleen Scott, Spencer Hills, Merle Nicholls. Progress; Mary Bateman, Betty Bruce. Neatness: Ngaire M'Lcod. Scripture; Merle Nicholls. Sewing: Kathleen Scott. Standard ll.—Merit: Thelma Robinson 1. Nalda Norris 2, Ngaire Michelle 3, Eileen Lambert, Kenneth Brown, Joy Taylor. Progress: David Calder, Thelma* Robinson, Daphne Adams, Colin Leckie. Neatness: Eileen Lambert 1. Sewing: Thelma Robinson. Helpfulness; Rhoda Jones. Standard I.—Merit: Evelyn Beardsmore and Mark Finch (equal) 1, Angus M‘Millan 2, Doreen Cowie, Raymond Nicholls, Audrey Robins. Progress: Glays Hastie, Allan Wilkinson, June Hills, Jim Mitchell. Neatness: Audrey Robins. Sewing: Evelyn Beardsmore. Sports Trophies.—Champion girl athlete (Edgar Cup) : Rosalie Fagg. Champion boy athlete: John Mitchell. Senior shooting cup: Albert I'agg. Junior shooting cup : William Carr. Interform swimming cup: Form IV. (captain, S. Taylor). Primary department—champion girl athlete: Evelyn Carr, champion boy athlete: Stan Richards. Interclass swimming cup: Form I. (captain, L. Martin).

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Form ll.—Dux of school: James A. Cameron. Class marks: Raymond Docherty 2, Charlotte Little 3. Diligence: Helen Ireland. Writing : Isobcl Thomson. Sewing; fsobol Thomson. Form I.—James Hamilton 1, Shirley Stewart 2, Marjorie Dark 3. Diligence: Fred Hyslop. Writing : Ngaire M'Neill. Sewing; Lorna Anderson. Standard IV.—Joan Cameron 1, Isobel Reid 2, Sylvia Lane 3. Diligence: Shirley Stewart. Writing: Isobel Reid. Sewing: Olwyn Hughes. Standard 111.—Morva Hughes 1, Eliz. Bathgate 2, David Young and Runa Cameron (equal) 3. Progress: Learmond M'Cann. Diligence: Margaret Buddicom. Handwork: Bruce Jury. Writing: MacLeod Stewart. Sewing: Morva Hughes and Iluna Cameron. , Standard ll.—Joyce Robertson 1, Marie Heonan 2, Alice Grainger 3. Progress: Murray Thornton. Handwork; Russell M'Neill. Writing: Heather Bell. Sewing : Joyce Robertson. Standard I.—Lyndsay Graham 1, Euphemia Young 2, Retty Jury 3 Progress: John B. Lane. Neatness; Marion Stoddart. Sewing; Margaret Marshall. Writing: Barbara Stewart. Boys’ handwork: David Paulin. CONCORD Form ll.—June Samson (dux medal) 1, Gladys Barclay and ■ Allan Tull (equal) 2, Joyce Andrew 3. Form I.—Joyce Bagloy, Jean Neil, and Doreen Thompson (equal), Beulah Hendry. Standard IV.—lan Bagley, Graham Samson. Chas. Waghorn.

Standard ILL—Percy Mitchell, Maynell Knox, Valda Bush. Standard 11. Ronald Webster, Neville Walker, Kathleen Kinsman. Standard I.—Raymond Tull, Myrtle Taylor, Bruce Baldwin. Special Prizes. Sowing (four groups) : Joyce Andrew, Joyce Bagley, Pauline Hanrahan, Lorna Burgess. Gardening: Percy Mitchell and Ray Phillips 1, Bill Day and Harold Webster 2. Tennis; Beulah Hendry (silver cup), June Samson, and Laurie Trevathan. General sports; Laurie Troyathan. Athenaeum prize.; Allan Tull.

SAWYERS BAY Form ll.—Dux : Flora MacDonald (Gicndermid Tannery Gold Medal), Hilda Erdman 2, Raymond Colson 3. Sewing: Flora MacDonald. Sawyers’ Bay Women’s Institute special prize for cookery: Patricia Agnew. Mrs C. Perry’s special prize for woodwork: Raymond Colson. Headmaster’s special prize for methodical work: Ernest White.

Form I.—lris Cochrane 1, Garth Nelson 2, Esmee Robertson 3. Andrew Kydd Memorial Medal for marksmanship: Edgar Pratley Mrs W. Honeyhone’s special prize for cookery: Iris Cochrane. Mrs C. Perry’s special prize for woodwork: Edgar Prattley. Miami Mrs L. Johnson’s special prize for helpfulness: W*U* am Thurlow. Mr and Mrs L. Johnson’s special prize for merit and oral response; Marjory Lee. Headmaster’s special prize for arithmetic and pcrscrverance: June Barclay. Air and Airs L. Johnson’s special prize for perseverance and conduct: Mary Macdonald. Standard IV.—Norah Harkness 1, Violet Kann 2, ALarjorie Erdman 3. Headmaster’s special prize for diligence and conduct: Ann Harkness. Sewing: Norah Harkness. Standard 111.—Verona Nelson 1, Lily Kaan 2, Merle Alains 3. Good conduct: Mary Macdonald. Careful work: Betty Hutton. Jli’ss F. M. Wilson’s special prize for sewing: Ruth Barclay 1, Dorothy Wilson 2, Alargaret Harkness 3. Standard ll.—Nancy Leo 1, Owen Harkness 2, Ivan Forgie 3. Good conduct: Phoebe, Erdman. Merit prize; Bryce Bussell, improvement in writing: EarL Robertson. Standard I. Cochrane 1, Joe Eaan 2, John Ellwbod 3. Diligence: Noeline Hornby. P.4.—Alerit: Rosie Ledger-wood, Doris Ellwbod, Betty O’Neill, Kathleen Harborrie, Bryan Beagley, Alister Cook, Muriel Ponlter. Miss 0. Anderson’s special prizes, highest marks: Bryan Beagley. Stamps for neat work : Rosie Ledgerwood. p.3.—Jlerit: Lois Russell, Patricia Alorrison, Noeline Erdman. June Cook, Phyllis White, David Hodgson, Mackley Robertson, Stanley Austin, Edward Wadsworth. Miss 0. Anderson’s special prizes for writing: Noeline Erdman. For excellent progress: David Hodason. P,2.—Aforit: Judith Barclay, Frances Wadsworth, George Agnew, George Andrews. Alex. Robinson. Aliss 0. Anderson’s special prize for good conduct: Alex. Harkness. P.l.—Alargaret Hutton, Hector Alacdonald, George Amos. ALEXANDRA DISTRICT HIGH —Secondary Department.— Form Vl.—Alathematics (presented by Air C; Weaver) : Joan Hewitt. Form V.—Dux of school (committee’s medal and book prize) : Dorothy Hewitt. First prize: Brian Gardner, Pamela Provan. ■ Mathematics (presented by Air R. Hbwitt) : Brian Gardner. French (presented by Airs N. McDonald) : Dorothy Excellence in woodwork: James Kyles. Form IV.—Betty Alilne 1, Queenie Govnn 2. Jubilee Scholarship: Betty Milne. History (presented by Air R. Hewitt) ; Ray Welch. Form Hl.—Bruce Hamilton 1, John Ravenwood 2. French (presented by Mr C. Weaver) : Brnco Hamilton. Science (presented by Airs N. APDonald) : John Ravenwood. Alemorial Essay Prizes.—Senior: Joan Hewitt. Intermediate: Daphne Love. —Primary Department.— Form ll.—Dux of department: Athole Al'Pherson. Second; Betty Warhurst. Progress; Norma Fisher. Alexandra Fallen Soldiers’ Alemorial essay; Athole APPherson 1, Ula Rogers 2. Writing (presented by Airs K. Scott); Dorothy Robinson. Form I.—Class marks: Alan Watt 1, Walter Fox 2. Progress: Daphne Walker. Writing (presented by Airs K. Scott) : Margaret Coard. - Standard ]V.—Class marks; Thelma Robinson 1, Patricia Warhurst 2. Progress : Winnie Kear. Sewing (presented by Airs J. C. Sanders) : Winnie Konr.

Standard lll.—Class marks: Joan Lunn 1, Daphne Fox 2. Progress: John Westhead. Sewing (presented by Mrs J. C. Sanders) : Isobel Love. Knitting: Daphne Fox. Standard IT.—Class marks: Marjorie Edwards 1, Robert Warhurst 2. Progress; Nancy Schaumann. Standard I.—Class marks: Brenda Watt 1. Ross M'Lennan 2. Progress; Veula Kinraid. Sewing: Edith Meiklejohn. P.4.—Class marks: Russell Thomson 1, Vincent Ashworth 2. Progress: lan Duncan.

ROXBURGH DISTRICT HIGH —Secondary Department.— Form lll.—Ruth S. Stockdill 1, Louis E. Kerr 2, H. Pear] Wood and A. Raymond Wilson (equal) 3. Special: John J. Buchanan. Attendance, nine years: Raymond Wilson. Form IV.—Finlay Bruce 1, John V. Gilchrist 2, Daphne M. Burton 3. Form V.—T. Arthur Waigth 1, Mabel R, Paterson 2, Lorna R. M'Pherson 3. ■ Dux of secondary department: Thomas Arthur Waigth. Best all-round athlete, secondary bov: John J. O’Brien. Best all-round athlete, secondary girl: E. Lynne Stockdill. House competition won by Red House. —Primary Department.— Form ll.—Dux of school; Louis Sandes. Class marks: June M'Pherson 2 Peter Graham 3. Woodwork: Louis Sandes. Cookery: Rowan Robertson Best all-round boy athlete: James Simmons. Best all-round girl athlete: June M'Pherson. Best boy, sports cup; Peter Graham. Agriculture: Colin Parker. Form I.—Class marks: Jack Frame 1. Trevor Wilson 2, Joyce Andrew 3. Woodwork: Trevor Wilson. Agriculture • Trevor Wilson. Sewing: Joyce O’Brien. , „ Standard JV.—Class marks: Ansell Tamblyn 1, Molly Stringer 2. Victor Woodbouse 3. Best girl, sports cup: Olga Taylor. _ • Standard TlT.—Class marks: Evelyn Wallace 1, Trevor Sandes 2. Evan Harper 3. Sewing : Evelyn Wallace. Standard IL-—Class Marks; Rosaleen Waigth 1, Shirley Hohbs 2, Graeme p+eele 3. Sewing: Daphne Hayes. Handwork; Michael Scott. Standard I.—Class marks: Joyce Dale 1. Betty Stringer 2. David Henderson 3. Special prize : Joyce Crossan. PAUP-&STON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL Form IT.—Dux of primary department, Kathleen Ireland. Form V.—Dux of secondary department, Jean Moore. (Medals presented by the late Hon. E. H, Clark.i Athletic Championships.—Primary girls, Frances Ross, Primary boys.

J3AGANDREW ROAD The annual break-up ceremony of the Macandrew Road School was hold on Thursday evening in the South Dunedin Town Hall, Air H. K. Ross (the chairman of the school committee) presiding. The distribution of prizes for the infant department and the intermediate department took place in the morning and the afternoon respective!.?. The evening was devoted to the break-up of the senior school. A small concert programme preceded the prize-giving function.

Associated with the chairman on the platfrom was the Postmaster-General (Hon. F. Jones), who presented the dux modal and the prize to the proximo acccssit. The Chairman apologised for the unavoidable absence of Air Wallace (chairman of the Education Board), and on behalf of the school committee expressed his thanks- to tho Ladies’ Committee, the head master, the staff of the school, and the many donors of prizes for their hearty co-operation in making the work in the school an unqualified success.

Air H. Hunt presented the prizes -to Standards 111. and IV., tho Rev. H. 0. Orchard to Standard IV,a, Air W. Butcher to Standard V.. and Air A. At. Davidson to Standard VI. Air H. D. Alorgan presented the sports prizes, and thanked Air AI. Carson, who for the past 10 years has given a gold medal for the most-improved footballer. Prize list:—

Form ll.—Dux; Dorothy J. Leathley. Proximo accessit: Owen Lattirnorc. Prize given by the Ladies’ Committee: Joan Sanders 3. Alerit: John Hudson and Irene Pringle. Consistent effort: Helen Grey. Progress (Mrs Stevens) : John Lindsay, Lorraine Findlay. Economics: Alarion Cooper. Colour work; Joyce Harvey. Sewing: Joan Sanders. Writing: Jean Jackson. Sports: Nola Bond. Domestic science: Nancy Pindo.r. Woodwork : Percy Alartin. Initiative: Alax Butler. The Carson medal for most-im-proved footballer: Raymond Bell. ' Form lb.—Progress: Norma Richards. ■ 1 i

Form la.—Class marks: Joseph M'Arthur 1, Edna Miller 2, Margaret Colston 3. Merit: William Lindsay, Robert Gibbs, Ivy Freeman, Jean M'Kay. Progress: George Hill, Herbert Dowland, William Hartstronge, Dawn Harvey, Stanley Dann, Catharine Maharey. Woodwork: Rodney Chalmers. Domestic science: Irene Ashton. Poster work (Mr Bryant) : Joseph M'Arthur. Sewing: Jean Harvey. .Drawing: Cyril Brocklebank. Writing: Mary O’Brien. Standards HI. and IV. (Composite). —Class marks; Betty Rosenbrock 1, Louise Sutherland 2, Edmund Butler 3. Maximum progress: John Clark. Progress; Nyra Buchanan, Jean M'Aulilfe. Drawing: lan M'Phee. Writing: Mabel Bartlett. Standard Hl.—Class marks: Gordon Baines 1, Shirley O’Brien 2, Gerald Anderson 3. ‘Maximum progress: Della Pearson. Progress: June Leathley, Ramond Musson, Lindsay Wilson, Robert Lindsay. Writing; Arthur Jowsey. Drawing; Alan Cropley. Sewing: June Lament. , Standard lll.—Merit: Brian Swete 1, J. Warwick Wright 2, Arthur Gutsell 3, Zona Agnew 4. Progress: Eunice Paul, Christina Stevenson, Margaret Gibbs. Keith Sudden, William Moore. Drawing: Basil Horwood. Writing: Emilv Robertson.

Standard II. —Class marks: Lorraine Potter 1, Ivy Jack 2, Alabel Williams 3. Progress: Vivienne Jackson, Neil APTViggart, Leonard Gough, Daphne Wood, Russell Anderson. Writing: Shirley Hallov. Composition: Donald Crawford. Drawing: Shirley Richards. Handwork: Nancy Watson. General knowledge: lau Brindsou. Sewing: Eileen Bennett.

Standard I.—Class marks: Gaynor Connelly 1, Joan Kirkwood 2, Adela Vincent and Barry Abley 3 (equal), Freda Padgett 5. Progress: Kenneth Wootton, Shirley Darragh, Neville Buchanan, Keith. M‘lntyre, Kenneth Soper. Writing: Shirley Adie. Sewing : Kathleen Hartstonge. Handwork : David Baird. Behaviour; Frank Russell, Spelling: Fay Garner. Miss Bradstock’s class—Handwork; Pearl Jardine. Lesley Culling, James Boutolier, William Stevenson, John Westfold, George Brownlie. Progress: Keith Bloxham. Needlework; Gladys Westfold. Singing: Betty Turnbull and Douglas Leathley. Arithmetic: Noel Joyce. Writing: Douglas Taylor. Neatness: Edward Williams. Drawing: Fred. Findlay. Standard IV.a.—Class marks: Valda Symonds 1, Pressly Peterson 2, James Brown 3. Effort: Joan Lament, Fergus M'Kay, Marjorie Jones, Doreen Paterson, Ngaire Potter, Doreen Wilson, Walter Williams, Shirley Webb. Writing: Heather Burgess. Composition : Betty Barrett. Arithmetic: Isabel M'Kinlay. Sewing: Kathleen Hay. Handwork: Stanley Robertson, William Lennox. Athenaeum prize: Joan Sanders. Bible knowledge (Rev. C. M. Sullivan) : Joan Sanders. O.S.P.S.S.A. lawn tennis championship : Nola Bond and Dorothy Leatiiley.

STIRLING Standard Vl.—Dux: Dorothy Weir. Class marks: Nisbet Anderson 2, David Milne 3. Standard V.—William Donaldson 1, Rachel Donaldson 2, Graeme Mosley 3. Merit: William Weir, Muriel M'Kinlay. Standard IV.—Keith Mosley 1,, Vivian Farquharson 2, Gordon Davey 3. Merit: James Mosley, Myrtle M'Culloch. Standard lll.—Douglas Henderson 1, Elwin Maxwell 2, Agnes Whiteford 3. Merit: Eileen Cochrane, Esmae Low, Ermina Kirkness, Gwen Milne, Jean Mosley, Keith Davey, Alister Duncan, Robert Knox, Bruce Logie. Progress Prizes. —Standard V.: William Weir. Standard IV.: James Mosley. Standard HI.: Bruce Logie. Standard 1. —Esmae Mosley 1, James Waugh 2, Keith Anderson 3. Merit: Airini Anderson, Bernice Farquharson, Melva Henderson, Ewan Duncan, Stanley Dunn, Jackie M'Kinley, Edna Cuttriss, Dougins Knox; William Ross, Raymond Willocks, Lindsay Whiteford, Jack Logie, Charles Weir, Selwyn Pope, Josephine Weir, Raymond M'Kinlay. „, . , r , ,' Standard ll.— Sylvia Murdoch I Edward Boyd 2, lona Anderson 3. Merit: Gwen Cessford, Jim Mosley, Tom Farquharson. Isobel Smith. Gordon Knox, Keith Miller, Eunice M'Culloch. Progress Prizes. —Standard 1.: Raymond Willocks. Standard II.: Keith Miller. p 4. Andrew Miller 1, Gladys Ross 2. Merit: Crawford Anderson, Gwen Cuttriss, Wilfred Murdoch, Rosa Weir. p 3. Merit: Gilbert Comber, Eileen Kirkness, Alan Knox, Alister Murdoch, Archie Ross, Walter Smith,

Charles M'Grejror. Secondary pirls, Mnriol Prinple. Secondary boys. Dnnrnn M'Kcnzip. (Cups presented 'by Herbert Smith trust.) Cricket cup, T; Domeppin. (Cup presented by Palmerston Cricket Club.) Tennis cup, Dorothy Hollum.

Donald Waugh, Daniella Weir, Trevor Willocks. P.2.—Merit: Sydney Cuttriss,'Edna Donaldson, Noeleen Duncan, Daphne Dunn, Robert Miller, Ronnie Weir, i'revor Weir. P.l.—Merit: Thomas Finch, Dalyce Hall, Maureen Logie, Zita M'Culloch, Allen Baird, Pearl Weir. ffIERTOH Form ll.—Dus of school: Patricia Williams. Composition: Patricia Williams. Form I.—Jean Hight 1, Ethel Scott 2, Iris Hammond 3. Good work; Ivan Brocket. Improvement: Alastair White, Arithmetic: Ethel Scott. Drawing: Iris Hammond. Composition: Jean Hight. Standard IV.->-Florence Brocket 1. Neatness: Florence Brocket. Standard 111.—Murray Scott 1. Gardening: Frank Brocket. Dramatisation : Murray Scott. Standard ll.—Orma White 1, Bruce Brocket 2. Standard I.—Russell Hight 1, Ailsa Allan 2. Improvement: Miller Allan. Primers.—Reading: Stewart Sinclair, Louden Clark. Special Prizes.—General efficiency prize: Jean Hight. Sports: Boy, Ivan Brocket; girl, Marion_ M'Donald. Sewing.—Form II: Plain sewing, Marion M'Donald; fancy, Patricia Williams. Form I.: Plain, Ethel Scott; fancy, Jean Hight. Standard IV.: Plain, Florence Brocket; fancy, Florence Brocket. (All the above sewing prizes were donated by the Women’s Division.) Standard II.: Orma White 1. Standard I.: Ailsa Allan 1.