CHELTENHAM.

Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 2856, 29 January 1916, Page 4

CHELTENHAM.

THE SCHOOL PICNIC

The school "picnic" for the Cheltenham school on Friday, owing to inclement weather, was held in the hall, where a large number of parents and children attended and enjoyed themselves. . In the absence of Mr Pirani, the prizes were presented by Mr C. E. Johnston, the following beiiijg the list:— . < ':

Standard VII.. L.'Ay.era'; Standard VI. E. Oldfleld, E-."-So-Jrei-b'v.':A. Oldfield; Standard V.,' F. , Ayers, M. Christensen, Mary Miokleaon ; Standard IV., H. Sowerby, N. Trcmain, J. Baird; Standard 111.. E. Barrow, B. Johnston, M. Gilbert; Standard 11., It. Burrell, C. Lowe, J. Street; Stan-, dard 1., T. Mickleson, P. Burrell, H. Christensen. Special prizes: Boys' gardens, M. Arthur, E. Barrow; girls' gardens, M. Hubbard and M. Gilbert 1. J. Baird 2; girls' flower garden, E. Sowerby, L. Ayers; upper class arithmetic, E. Barrow 1, F. Ayers and B. Johnston 2 ; upper class English, E. Oldneld 1,. B. Johnston 2; dux Standard 11., "R. Burrell; dux Standard I.,'T. Mickleson; dux P2_ H. Johanson: dux PI. M. Johnston; attendance, E. Barrow. F. Ayers, L. Ayers, M. Mickleson, H. Christensen, A. Christensen, O. Christensen, H. Johansen, O. Wood; progress, O. Wood. Special prizes were presented by Messrs, Barrow, Avers.* Young, Sweetman, McEwen, and Mrs McEwen and Miss Arthur.

The Committee desires to thank all those who helped to make tlie picnic such a great success.