UPPER MOUTERE

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 23 December 1933, Page 5

UPPER MOUTERE

SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL CONCERT r - ' On a recent evening in the hull the children of the Upper Moutere school, assisted by parents and friends, celebrated tlie end of the school year by a most enjoyable concert. The programme was as follows: —Chorus. “Land of My Fathers” : piano duct, “Qui Vive,” Mr Ralph and V. Heine; recitation, “Uncle John’s Pig,” W. Eggcrs; vocal solo, “Bird-Songs at Eventide,” Mrs Venz; phiycttc, “Oliver Asks for More,” senior hoys; piano solo, "Rigoletto Fantasia,” Mr Ralph ; dialogue, “The Secret,” T. and 1). Scott ; chorus, “Ho-ro my NutBrown Maiden”; recitation, “My Hog,” M. Eggcrs; vocal octette, “Flow Gently, Sweet Alton” ; piano solo. “Cradle Song,” A. llodgkinson ; vocal duet, “Night of Stars,” Mesdatnes Venz and Bockmann ; playette, “The Dreaming Princess,” senior girls; chorus, "Funiculi, Funicula” ; piano duet, “The Departure,” V. Heine, A. llodgkinson; i octette, “How Can 1 Leave Then” ; song, I “The Brown Thrush,” Dorothy Drogemuller; playette, “Cousin Chloe,” senior i girls; chorus, “Stillo Nacht. Tlcilige i Nacht” ; banjo solo, “Minuett,” Sir | Codyre; chorus, “Anvil Chorus’; play- | ette, "The Witches’ Bees,” juniors; 1 chorus, “Carry Me Back to Old Vir--1 ginny”; dialogue. “The Piper,” Helen i Eggcrs and 11. Venz; minstrels, senior j boys; chorus, “E- Pari Ra,” “Goodi Night, Ladies.” God Save the King. During the course of the evening, Mr G. Wilkens, a member of the Education Board, presented prizes to the following: Std. 1., IT. Venz; Std. 11., Helen Eggcrs; Std. HI.. B. Johnson; Std. IV., Marie Heine; Std. V., Mary Benyon; Std. VI.. Mollie Scott, F. Heine, R. ! Heine, V. Heine, P. Ralph. Special prize for original poetry, Winsome loggers. 1 Mr Wilkens congratulated the teacher 1 and the pupils on having their environment certificate endorsed, and because of a 100 per cent, pass in the Proficiency certificate examination, all fiv« candidates being successful, j Finally, the head-teacher, Mr Ralph, , and his assistant, Miss Hawker, were presented with gifts from the children, by Roland Heine, captain of the school, oil behalf of the seniors .and by Wdhe ’ Eggcrs on behalf c>f the juniors. Ibis brought a happy evening to a close-