ISLAND BAY SCHOOL

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8609, 20 December 1913, Page 7

ISLAND BAY SCHOOL

The broaking-up ceremony tit Island Bay school was a very pleasant and successful function. The prizes and certificates were distributed by INIr W. H. D. Bell, who made a happy speech to the scholars, for which he was loudly applauded. Mr J. (J. Shorland, chairman of the school committee, and Mr J. Mills also addressed the boys and girls. After the function Mr Bell was entertained by the committee and staff at afternoon tea. The prize-winners were;—Ernest C. Wake, dux of the school, and iforman T. Wells, next in merit. Attendance certificates were won by the following scholars ; First-class. Leslie Allen, Winnie Samson, Cyril Adams, Herbert Mason, Frank Morgan,* Boss Murrell, Horace Williams, Doris Halley, Stella Myers, 'William Thomas, Waiter Adams, Douglas Mackay, Ben. Manttan, Wilfred Samson, Helen Bentley, Adelaide Matthews, Edna Perry, Annie Stanton, Daphne Williams, Alec. Haslam, William Murrell, Cecil Oxenham, Charles Bowe, Horace 'Wakeman, Elsie Henderson, Myrtle Mills, Esin© Murrell, Sydney Jones, Donald McArthur, Douglas McArthur, Ivy Mills, Hilda Morgan, Marion Samson, Verna Scrimgeour, George Banson, Violet Bentley, Gladys Hill, Edna Manttan, Marjorie Bentley, Hilda Manttan, Bex Wimsett. Second-class.—Stanley Adams, Mavis Estall, Violet Mills, William Chubin, Dudley Hill, Doris Bodell, Edna Myles, Jack Conder, William Healey, Eric Wakeman, Daisy Capon, Geanno Collins, Doris Dixon, Isabel Fairley, Hannah Martin, Edith Mills, Albert Bentley, Ernest Mason, Elsie Smith, Eileen Hill, Edward Coleman, Herbert Wakeman, Fred Ellis, Vivian Ellis, James Goffin, George Jeffrey, Audrey Handcock, Mary Henderson, Ethel Myers, Harold Bentley.