SCHOOL YEAR ENDS
PRIZE-GIVING FUNCTIONS AUCKLAND GRAMMAR LIST THE SUCCESSFUL SCHOLARS CEREMONY THIS AFTERNOON Following is the list of awards to be made at the annual prize-giving of the Auckland Grammar School, to be held in the school hall this afternoon: — SPECIAL PRIZES English Essay.—Eric _ Hooton prizes: Senior, R. H. Stokes; junior, R. R. Carroll; fourth forms, E. V. Sale; third form, B. F. Harris History.—Senior: J. W. Goodwin. Junior, E. V. Sale, Drawing.—Sixth forms: Commercial art, D. E. Yockney; engineering drawing, J. D. Dean and W. H. F. Pearco (equal). Fifth form: V. D. St. George. Fourth form: E. V. Sale. Third form: M. H, McKenzie. Reading.—Senior: Catherine Stevens' prize, W. R. Lang and G. F. Verry (equal). Junior: S. D. E. Dunningham. Workshop.—Senior hobby class: E. W. De Lisle. Woodwork manual training: P. Marks. Sketch Club.—Sixth and fifth forms: R. A. Boyd. Fourth forms: J. Russell. Third forms: P. L. Bidwell Laboratory.—Joseph Shaw Memorial prife: A. E. Thickett. Music (presonted by Mrs. L. Alexander). — Singing: B. F. Harris. Instrumental: O. H. tlouisson (piano). FORM PRIZES Upper Sixth.—English, Latin and French, Kenneth Commons prizo: R. H. Stokes, 1; 48. W. Speight, 2. Mathematics. Tibbs Memorial prize: D. A. Adams. Mathematics nnd science, Eric H. Astley .prize: D. A. Adams, 1; A. C."Catfield, 2. Vlb.—G. H. Harrison, 1: L. A. Scrivin. 2. Certificates: English, A. M. Simon; Latin, G. F. Verry- French, W. A. Hoskins: science, W. G. Hondery, H. A. Parsons (equal). VI., Com.—C. F. F. Hamilton, 1 ; H. A. Farmilco, 2. Certificates: English, C. J. Burgham; French, D. Miller; book-keeping, R. M. Fox; commercial law, J. E. Cameron. VI., Science.—J. D. Dean, I; N. S. Joyce, 2. Certificates: English and mathematics, S. Iv. Burcher. Va.—C. H. Vincent and J. A. Nolan (etiual), 1. Certificates: A. G. McDee; science, R. P. Newbold. Vb.—E. J. Rigg, 1; P. J. Oldham, 2. Certificate:—Science, H. D. Sutherland. Senior Mod.—D. G. Craig, 1; C. J. C. Rickit. 2. Certificate: French, D. E. Yockney.
Vc.—C. H. Shakespoar, I; J. T. Blackie. 2. Certificates: English, J. M. Blaiklock; Latin, F. J. K. Rowe; French, G. C. Kirk; science, L. A. Jacobs. Vd.—S. Keen, 1; J. D. Melville, 2. Certificates: English, A. G. Thompson; Latin, B. G. Partridge; French, A. H. L. Brinkman; mathematics, R. E. Collins; science. A. A. Appleby. Va, Mod.—L. A. Bradnam, 1; R. H. Conway, 2. Certificates: English, B. P. Logan; history and geography, T. H. Barton and B. P. Logan (equal): French, R. T. Whitford; mathematics, H. D. Johnsonscience, D. T. Mackinlay. Ve.—G. Ryalls, 1; W. L. B-ell-Booth, 2. Certificates: French, E. C. Martin; science, F. E. Gatland. Vb, Mod.—L. V. Hankins, 1; A. S. Coughlan, 2. Certificates: English, T. W. Tudhope; French, C. H. Donnes; commercial subjects, G. H. Murray. V. Remove.—D. W. Rush, 1; R. H. Hart, 2. Certificates: Latin, C. C. Retter; science, A. G. Robson.
IVa.—E. V. Sale, 1; G. A. Bookings, 2. Certificates: Mathematics, T. S. Robinson; 6cience, H. T. Milburn. IVb.—J. C. E. Leaning, 1; R._ G. Murray, 2. Certificates: English, J. Laird; French, C. G. Mahon: mathematics, D. 8. Brundell: science, D. R. Brenchley.
JVa, Mod.—R. W. Pilser, 1: M. B. Gittofi, 2. Certificates: French, W. A. Spinley; commercial subjects, B. F. Churches. IVc.—A. V. H. Gilmour. 1: V. E. G. Inder, 2. Certificates: English, D. H. RolphSmith; Latin, P. Collett; French, J. G. Scott; science, B. Gascoigne. IVd.—B. F. Gilmore. 1; B, Broun. 2. Certificates: Mathematics, G. O. Wiles: science, A. G. Bullock. \ IVb., Mod.—R. V. Bell-Booth. 1; L. T. Kendall. 2. Certificates: English, I. G. Campbell; commercial subjects, G. M. Sella rs ; French. J. R. Potter: science, I. M. Sexton. _ IVc., Mod.—K. C. H. Hogat. 1; A. F. Boonstra, 2. Certificates: English, R. S. Cleghorn; French, W. A. Leyland. Ilia—E. T. Giles. 1: S. R. Hunt, 2. Certificate: English, R. H. Cassie. mb.-D. F. Bonn, 1; B. S. Lendrum. 2. Certificates: English, A. W. Asmuss; Latin and French. G. H. Schofield: mathematics: 1. K. Bowhook; science, G. Bi. Matthews. Hla„ Mod.—D. Frater," 1; P. Merits. 2. Certificates: English. H. C. Parker IHc.—N. A. Haffey, 1; T. R. Ellott. 2. Certificates: English. A. W. Worth; Latin a'nd French, L. G. Brickell; science, R. R. Boaden. • iELb.—P. L. Bardwell, 1; fl. I. Wool'ams, 2, Certificates: French, A. J. Mcßarlana; ediehce, J. G. Pendergrast. Illb.—C. B. Thompson, 1: E. H. Blake, 2. Certificates: Mathematics, P. A. M. Brookfield; science, R. C. Nicholson. ■Hid.. Mod.—A. A. Taylor, 1; I. J. Moorvhead. 2. Certificates: History, geography and French, H. Clancy; mathematics. D. L. Rhodes and "C. N. Drabble (equal). lIIc., Mod.—W. F. Hillary 1; 0. J. Raleigh, 2. Certificates: English. D. A. Davis; history and geography. D. tl Brown. EPSOM GIRLS' GRAMMAR SCHOOL PRESENTATION OF PRIZES The annual prize-giving ceremony of the Epsom Girls' Grammar School was held at the Auckland Grammar School last night, when -there was a large attendance of parents and old girls. A review of the year's work was given by the headmistress, Miss A. L. Loudon, and the prizes were presented by Professor A. P. W. Thomas, chairman of the Auckland Grammar School Board of Governors. In a short address Professor Thomas said that those about to leave school would find greater difficulties to be faced and overcome, and greater responsibilities to bear. He urged them to use their educational advantages to the best of their ability in the larger sphere which they were about to enter. The sports prizes were presented by Mrs. H. W. Segar, and Miss J. Mowbray, president of the Victoria League., presented a prize given by Her Majesty the Queon for the best scrap-book made by a pupil for back-blocks chilThe headmistress' report and details of prize-winners were published in the Herald yesterday. AWARDS AT ROTORUA HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS SUCCESSFUL BOYS AND GIRLS [from our own correspondent] ROTORUA, Wednesday Scholastic awards gained by pupils of the Rotorua High School for the pasy year's work are as follows: — GIRLS Form lb.—Gladys Burton, first in form. Certificates: Phyllis Parata, second girl; Jean Catley, third girl. Form la.—-Joan Garnaut, first in form. Certificates: Ida Rushton, second girl; Thelma Scarr, third girl. Form lib —Rebecca Dinsdale, first in form. Certificates: June Dodson, second girl; Joyce Nolan, third girl; Valerie Hulford, fourth girl. Form Ila.— Shirley Roe, first girl. Certificates: Margaret Tucker, socond girl; Beryl Fraser. third girl; Winifred Foley, for special merit. Form lll—Lilias Richardson, first in form, and first in English, French, home science, shorthand and typing; Eileen Garnaut, second in form and first in mathematics. history, geotftaphy and book-keep-ing. Certificates: Dorothy Hardio, for general merit, Beryl Clarke, first in needlework and cookery. Form 111.. Special.—Trixie Bull, first in form, and first in English and Latin. Certificates: Ona Allison, second in form, and first in French; Joan Hay, third in form and firßt in history. Form IVa.—Alison McKenzie. first girl, and first in French, mathematics and homo science. Certificates: Valerie Carnachan, first in history: Winnie Mitchell, first in shorthand, typing and book-keeping; Margaret Chambirs, first in English. Forrrt'lVs. Jean. Matthews, first girl (equal). Jesbia Morland, first girl (equal), and first in Knglish, home science and history. Certificates for general merit: Joan Martindale and Barbara Holland. Form V.—Gwynedd Richards, first girl, second in form, and first in English: Ruth Holland, second girl (equal); Joyce Matthewß, second girl (equal), and first in Latin and French. Certificate, home science: Doreen McAdam. Form Vl.—Betty Urquhart, general excellence in languages. Certificates for general progress: Valmai Musgrave and Nita Steele.
Special Awards. Magazine prizes: Marked efficiency in magazine work, Gweneth Sloans. Certificates: For parody. Beatrice Mylett; for junior -verso, Winifred Foley. Shorthand and typing prize: Liliaa Richardson Prize for typing, shorthand and book-keeping (donated by Mr. J. Thomas): Dorothy Hardiil: Certificates for typing and shorthand: Agnes Forster, Joan Hogan and Joyce Mason. Cookery and needlework prize: Joan Garnout. Certificates: Ivy Lee and Gladys Burton. , Prizes for Prepared Speeches delivered Before the Rotaiy Club-First award (prize donated by Mr. R. Gardner): Joyce Matthews. Second award (prizes donated by Dr. H. Bertram and Mr. J. H. Buddie): Betty Urquhurt and Gweneth blpane (equal). BOYS Form lb.—iv. Marcroft. first boy. Certificates: M. Hunt, second boy: M.-Keywortn, third boy. • , Form la.—C. Lewis, first boy. Certificates. M. Russell, second boy; R. Thompson, third b °Form Ilb. -T. Ford, first boy. Certificates: R. Kncebone, second boy: A. Berry mnn, S. Caudwoll. _ Form Ila.—B. Watson, first boy. Certificates: J. Herrold, second boy; E. Andrews, third boy: R. Cottrell, fourth boy. Form 111 (Boys).—A, Parlane. first in form, and first in science and geography: J. Kingi, second boy. Certificates: Jj. Maloney, first in English and first (equal) in history; J Thomson, first m mathematics: T. Berghnn. first in French irod book-keeping and first (equal) in history. J. Oulds, first in woodwork. Form 111.. Special.—W. fookes. first boy. Certificates: M. Morton, second boy. and first in science and geography; U. Kanjl, first in mathematics; W Fitzgerald, first m woodwork. . . . Form IVa - D. Pyman. first in form, and first in history, book-keeping and agriculture. Certificates. A. Jackson, first m French and mathematics: G. Bertram, first ln Forrr' l lV Special.—W. Martin, first in form, and first in Latin. French and science Certificates: E. Lewis, .second boy, and first in mathematics and drawing, and first (equal) in book-keeping: Iv. Beale. first in geography. Form V.—W. Hayden, first m form, and first in scienco and history; W. Higgins. third in form, and first in mathematics and geography. Certificate: J. Rogers, first m drawing. „ . . Form VI.—K George, for general excellence in scienco and mathematics; L. Southwick, special prize for effort; A. Sinclair, Jot general improvement. Certificates for general progress: H Steele and# R. Dawson. Specia: Awards. Mathematics prize (donated by Mr. O. H. Coleman): J. Cochrane. Book-keeping prize: E.. Lewis. Certificates: E. Bateup,' P. Balscron and W. Fitzgerald. Agriculture prizeß: Senior school, J. Kingi; junior school, G. Keyworth. Magazine prizes: Senior verse, D. Lacey; best junior school contribution, J. Herrold: Certificates: Verse J. Harris j lighter verse, H. Maika. Woodwork prize: B. Quinlan. Prize for prepared speech delivered befora the Rotary Club (donated by Mr. R. Gardner) : L. Southwick. GIRL STUDENTS ST. CUTHBERT'S COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP AND SPORT "There are still many girls leaving school too early," states Miss L. Clouston, headmistress of St. Cuthbert's College, in her annual report, to be presented at the prize-giving this afternoon. "Many would benefit by an extra year or more, even if parents feel that their daughters are not scholars*" Knowledge learned from books is only one part of education, states Miss Clouston. Many valuable lessons can be learned by contact with other girls, and the value of discipline cannot be overestimated, especially in such times as the present, when children seem to take control of their own lives so early. Very satisfactory work has been done by the pupils both in the classroom and on the playing field during the year. * Following is the list of prizes;— FORM PRIZES I.—Good work. A. Wallace; form prize S. Shipherd. , _ . Ila.—Good work, B. Whittome, M. Weir; form prize, C. O'Shea. Illb.—lmprovement, B. Neumegen; good work, G. Grubb; form prize, A. Macmorran; sewing and form prize, A. Cooke. Ilia.—Sewing, H. O'Shea; good work, E. Goldwater; form prizes, M. Gilmour, P. McManemin, H. Lynesß. „ First Year.—Sewing: N. Hodgson. Essay on "Thrift" (gift of Auckland Savings Bank): F. Macky. Good work: M. Carter, M. Miller, J. Paterson, J. Court. Form prizes: P. Moodie, I. Carr, M. Sanders, M. Cook, V. Smith, P. Buddie. Essay on "Thrift" and form prize: I. Henderson. Second Year.—Domestic science: K. Macdonald. Good work: M. Winstone, M. Anderson. Form prizes: G. Macmorran. P. Germann. Essay on "Thrift" and form prize: M. Grubb. Form prize: S. Crump. Third Year.—Good work: L. Chadwick. Most public-spirited girl (gift of the exetudents): D. Badeley. Form priies: M. Whittome, D. McConnell, L. Wood. Form prizes and scholarships: if. lAnderson, P. Webb Matriculation.—Good work: 8. Moor. Allround improvement as a boarder (gift of Mr. J. Fenwick): H. Finlayson. Form prizes: D. Winstone. J. Fleming, M. Magill. Form prize and scholarship: J. Abel. Form prize, scholarship and prize for best botany book: M. Macky. x . Senior. —Higher leaving certificates: U. Gray. E. Ingram. Form prizo. _ prize for English (the Bews Prize), and higher leaving certificate: V. Anderson. Higher leaving certificate, heßd girl (trophy, gift of Walker and Hall. Limited): S. Paterson. SPORTS' TROPHIES - Athletic Sports.—Upper school: Senior and matriculation. Middle acbool: First year A. Lower school: Illb. „ . , Basketball.— Upper school: Senior and matriculation. Middle schooj: First year A. Drill —Upper school: Senior and matriculation. Middle Bchool: First year A. Lower school: Form I. ir ~1 Tennis, —Upper school: Third year. Middle school: First year A. Swimming.—Upper school: senior una matriculation. Middle school: First year A. Lower school: Illb. Inter-house Cup.—Melrose. . Cup for Day Girls v. Boarders.— Day girls. Cup for Old Girls v. Present Girls.—Old Champions.—Lower school : J. Watson. Middle school: S. Melvern. Runner-up, Upper school: M. Nicholson. Champion: M. Champions.—Lower schoof: P. Joughin. Middle school: C. Hodgson. Upper Bchool: P. Cooke. Drill Champions.—Lower school: L. Clark. Middle school: I. Henderson. Upper school: S. Paterson. . '■ Tennis Champions.-Junior champion find doubles champion: M. Anderson. Doubles: J. Anderson. Champion: P. Cooke. Life-saving. Bronze medallions: M. Cherry, E. Cooke. B. Davies. D. Graham. M Grubb. G. Macmorran. V. Smith, a. Weir P Wallace. B. Winstone. Instructor s badge: D. Badeley. H Catley. Award of merit: J. Abel. M. Magill. M. Marlow, b Paterson. Best All-round Sport (gift of N. Anderson).—P. Cooke. ...vol Musio (Associated Board of the Koyal Schools of Music).—Certificates: L. Clark. J Watson. J. Rhodes. Certificates ond prizes: M. Weir, N. Storey. Prize: V. Smith. Certificate (violin, grade 5): M. Cherry » THE LADIES' COLLEGE DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES Following is the list ot awards to pupils of the Ladies' College, Cleveland House, Remuera, at the annual function 011 Tuesday afternoon at which the Rev. R. L. Connolly distributed the prizes:— Upper Forms. I.—French 1, B. Johnston; French 2, Z. Ready; drawing 1, B. Johnston; elocution 2. B. Johnston; elocution 1. Z. Ready; general knowledge. J. Ardern; Scripture, V. Smith; literature, V. Smith; steady work. P. Dickeson; science, G. Millier; form badge, Z, Ready; English and science, B. Johnston; drawing, Z. Ready. Middle Forms.—Form badge, P. Horton; drawing. 'D. Ford; French 3. P. .Horton; English. D. Ford; Scripture and_ arithmetic, W Alison; elocution, W. Alison; f° rm badge, R. Thomson; drawing, J. Tyler; handwork. J. Tylor; history. W.-Duthie; reading. N. Bryant; arithmetic, R. Thomson. Lower School.—Form badge. N. Kay; arithmetic and French. R. Baxter: English, P. Bruce-Smith; handwork, G. Ncwdick; form badge, H. Brunton; elocution, M. Herd; English subjects,., B. Reed; general improvement, M. Herd; elocution, B. Reed; form badge, J. Campbell; English, composition and arithmetic. T. Bilton: form badge, J. Thomson; English, S. Jacobs; arithmetic, S. Caro; elocution. J. Thomson; arithmetic, F. Tewsley: handwork. J. Wright; reading and spelling, E. Spence; sewing, M. Morrah; reading, P. Bruce-Smith. Tennis.—Singles, Challenge Cup and A ladder, P. Dickeson; B ladder, J. Tyler; C ladder, G. Newdick: D ladder. S. Jacobs; doubles. Z. Ready find B. Reed.
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