TE KUITI DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL.

King Country Chronicle, Volume XXII, Issue 2515, 17 December 1927, Page 5

TE KUITI DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL.

PROFICIENCY EXAMINATION. ALL ENTRANTS GAIN PASSES. “They all passed,” was the exclamation of delight made by the le Ivuiti District High School entrants in tb,e Standard VI Proficiency examinations, 1927, when shown the- result sheets by the headmaster, Mr Smith, yesterday morning. Something of a. record has been established 1 by the High School in this result, passes having been gained by all of the 64 pupils presented from the school. This total comprises 59 Std. VI piupils and five High School pupils. This is a meritorious performance, and every credit is due to Mr C. Bathgate for th© results which have been achieved from his efforts. The work of coaching the classes has, for the most part, been in the hands of the latter, who throughout the year has devoted a great deal of time and energy thereto. The following is a list of the successful candidates: — Owen Barr, George Benson, Joseph Black, Jack Blackmail, Noel Boddie, John Cameron, Jack Colclough, Alfred Collings, Richard Craig, Frank Danrell, Gordon Fenton, Roy Feran, Stanley Hall, Arthur Hallett, Charles Harris, Maurice Harton, Alfred Henderson, Robert Hislop, John Johnson, Gordon Miles, Nelson Moonie, Thomas Nealon, John. Nealon, Hilton Perry, William Robertson, Peter Sander, Jack Sanderson, William Searancke, Albert Simms, Thomas Snowden, John Sutherland, Gordon Teasdale, Leonard Tinkler, Laurence Tinkler, Roy Truman, Wilma Barr, Edith Campkin, Eileen Carlisle, Marian Condon, Mabel Coventry, Lillian Cowper, Olwyn Darvell, Elsie Dowie, Jessie Dutliie, Vi Frerichs, Eileen Head, Annie Jones, Joan Luxmoore, Isobel McKenzie, Martha McDowell, Jean Paterson, Lorimer Perry, Myrtle Smith, Gwen Stewart, Miriam Tong!, Eileen Tmnohe, Hazel Valois, Ivy Waite, Lucy Walker, Arthur Allison, Kenneth Forsyth, Robert Wood, ‘ Alwyn Lusk, Vera Schnell.