PRIZE LIST

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXII, 8 November 1938, Page 3

PRIZE LIST

GIRLS’ C LASSES | Junior Girls’ Bible Class: Mary ! Brough. 99£ per cent.: Madge Wilson, 99 ■ per cent.: Veda Beattie. 98J per cent.: I Desma Eastabrook. 96 per cent.: Mary I Walter. 95 per cent.; Pat Page. 93 per I cent. ■ Ist Girls: Joan Miller. 94 per cent.: Lorna Jennens, 90 per cent.; Ngaire Brooks. 80 per cent.; Joyce Hodgkinsin. 78 per cent. 2nd Girls: Joan Wilkins, 100 per cent.: Irone Eastabrook. 92 per cent.; Dorothy Willis, 90 per cent.: Marjorie Pegg. 86 per cent.: Joan Stewart, 84 per cent.: Freda Stobie, 75 per cent. 3rd Girls: Maureen Hill and Doreen | Way. 100 per cent, Ist equal: Joan Baxter, 99 per cent.; Peggy Bray and Claire Page, 87£ per cent.; Pat Whiting, 75 per cent. 4th Girls: Claire Hill, Mary Baxter. Shirley Wilkins, and Rhonda Eastabrook. 99 per cent., equal: Margaret Neal. 92 per cent.; Pauline Thompson, 89 per cent.; Carina Bolton. 75 per cent. sth Girls: Pattie Strange. 100 per cent.: Dorothy Wilson. 98 per cent.; Lorna Hunter. 91A per cent.; Zenda Mead. ; 89A per cent. 6th Girls: Norma Marris, 100 per | cent.: Meryl Page and Joy Hill, 99 per I cent.; Pat Bell. 97 per cent.; Ngaire Batchelor. 96 per cent.: Margaret Hill, 95 per cent.: Audrey Marris. 88 per cent.; Aileen Hamilton, 82 per cent.: Mysie Stobie, 75 per cent.

BOYS’ CLASSES Junior Boys’ Bible Class: Ken Booth, 87 per cent. Ist Boys: R. Brough. 88 per cent.; A. Bell, 84 per cent.; D. Baxter, 83 per cent.: R. Bailey. 82 per cent. 2nd Boys: Hubert Hill. 91 per cent.; Joan Dinton. 83 per cent.; Graham Hunter, 75 per cent. 3rd Boys: James Oxnam. 96 per cent.; Don Westley, 94 per cent.; Clive Bailey, ! 75 per cent. , 4th Boys': Teddy Gibson, 91 per cent.; I Clive Way, 85 per cent.: Roy Bovey, 80 per cent.: Malcolm Linton, 75 per cent. sth Boys: Gordon Willis, 87 Der cent.; Royce Finlay, 81 per cent. 6th Boys: Kelvin Way, 83 per cent.; ; Allan Roiall. 81 per cent.: Terrence Hodgson, 80 per cent.: John Bray, 75 j per cent. Kindergarten: Each of the 73 children 1 in the Kindergarten Department also received a gift book. DOMINION BIBLE SCHOOLS EXAMINATION * 3rd prize for Dominion. Grade 2: Donald Westly, 92 per cent. Honours (80 per cent, and over): Margaret Neale. Joan Wilkins, Veda ! Beattie. Donald Westly. Marie Brough, Ngaire Page. Passes (60 per cent, and over): John Bray. Audrey Marris, Clive Bailey, Roy Bovey, Rhonda Eastabrook, Colin Friend, Edward Gibson. James Oxnam, Pattie Strange, Pauline Thompson, Mary Tyrell-Baxter. Clive Way, Irone Eastabrook. Freda Stobie. Adrian Bell, Desma Eastabrook, Madge Wilson, Leone Roiall. Prizes donated by Mr W. T. Wilson, I Dominion Conference President, for the highest marks gained in each grade by the local school: Grade 1. Audrey Mar ris; Grade 2. Donald Westly; Grade 3, Joan Wilkins; Grade 4. Veda Beattie; j Grade 5, Leone Roiall. j PERFECT ATTENDANCE AWARDS I Primary Department (Beginner’s Cer- ! tificates): Nola Hunter. Pat Eastabrook, 1 Kathleen Strange. Brian Simpson, Rosp Hill Ist Year Diploma. Teddy Gibson. Zenda Mead. Norma Marris, Margaret 1 Hill, Graham Hunter. Beverley Page, : Beverley Stewart, Anita Kirby, Eric Bovey. J 2nd Year Seal: Noline Wilkins, Jean

Bradley. Rex Westley. George Hill, Brian Kirby, Doreen Way, Joan Baxter. 3rd Year Seal: Donald Westley, Merle Page, Joyce Hill, Lorna Hunter, Pattie Strange. Patricia Bell, Leone Roiall, Jrmes Oxnam. Maureen Hill. 4th Year Seal: Dorothy Wilson, Clive Way, Davis Eastabrook, Irone Eastabrook, Joan Stewart, Lorna Jennens. sth Year Seals: Joan Wilkins, Hubert Hill. Mavis Bell. 6th Year Seal: Madge Wilson. Robert Brough. 7th Year Seal: Phyllis Finlay, Marie Brough. Bth Year Frame Diploma: Beverley Bolton. Arda Eastabrook, Mary Walter, Ngaire Page. Joyce Simpson, Walter Simpson. 9th Year: George Bovey, Sidney Brough. Vonna Hill. 10th Year Medal: Ivy Coltman, Joan Hta.se, Lila Sigley, Bevan Brough, Douglas Forster. Gerald Forster. Special prize, donated by Mrs Ollson: John Stobie. Th*. gathering closed with cheers by the scholars for the superintendent, conductor and organist. The Anniversary services conclude on Thursday evening with the annual tea in the schoolroom, Waimoa street.