THE SCHOOLS

New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11394, 15 December 1922, Page 6

THE SCHOOLS

SUCCESSFUL PUPILS TERRACE SCHOOL THE BREAKING-UP. The hum of anticipation was evident at the Terrace school yesterday morning —breaking-up time was near. The’chairman of the School Committee, Sir A. Johnson, attended to present the certificates and prizes, and the classes were greuped to contribute concert items'. The infants were treated, also, to a bran tub’, with its mysteries, by the Sixth Standard girls. Mr Johnston congratulated the pupils upon the regularity of their attendance throughout the year, as evidenced by the large number of first-class attendance certificates (72) that had been earned, and upon their success on the sports field. He noted that the football and basket-ball teams had done very well, that the school had maintained a creditable position in the tennis tournament right up to the finals, and that the senior cricket team had won the championship. In this connection he had been pleased to accept from Mr R. W. Edwards a large framed photograph of the team, to be hung in the school. On the intellectual side the chairman noted that the school had done exceptionally well; hut most important of all, he said, there wss every evidence that the high tone of the Terrace school was being well maintained. THE PRIZE LIST

The following was the prize list: — Dux Gold Medals (presented by members of the School Committee). —Jean Colebrook, Russell J. Atkinson.

Special Proficiency Prizes to runnersup (awarded by the headmaster). —Pearl Silverstone, Isidore Dabscheck, Bernard Paetz.

Elocution Prizes (presented by Mr Culford Bell).—Athol Kirk, Marion Godber.

Lloyd Silver Cup for Athletic Championship,' and Sir John Luke’s valuable Gold Medal.—Richard J. Gould. .

Mr H. W. Lloyd’s Medals for Tennis.— Ena Wilson, Roy Davys. Proficiency. Certificates.—Standard VI. Girls: Edna Brook, Winifred Bryce, Winifred Broughton, Jean Colebrook, Georgina Colton, Myrtle Coster, Hilda Cowlam, Raynor Dutton, Agnes Elliot, Nancy Fanning, Nancy Faulkner, Lyndsay Greig, Gwynneth Hanson, Reta Hargreaves, Amy Hickey, Ruby Hinge, Audrey Howell, Kathleen Holdsworth, Audrey/Hylton, Pearl Isaacs, Karen Johannson, Gladys Johns, Joyce Julian, Rita Parker, lona Page, Dulcie Riley, Pearl Silverstone! Rena Stevens, Jean Tolley, Mavis Woodcock.

Endorsed Competency (handwork). — Kathleen Marriner.

Competency.—Ellen Doull, Alison McKinnon.

Proficiency certificates: Standard VI. Boys—Russell Atkinson, John Burgess, Dudley Bateman, Kenneth Brownjbhn, Brian Bickerton, Collin Cox, Isidore Dabscheck, Roy Davys, Gordon Fraser, Leslie Fink. George Fairchild, Douglas Gordon. Walter Guest Richard Gould, Allen Holmes, Dennis Holmes, Archie Hall, Aubrey Hill, Benjamin Jackson, James Lewis. Christopher Lawton, Dudley Lylian, Walter Logan, Laurence Lc Marquand, Sidney Harris, Erie Moult, Charles Merrylees. Stuart MacgregOr, John Moves, Walter Norris, William Qgg. Bernard Paetz, Warren Parr, Keith Robinson, Erie Selwood, John Singleton, Irvine Tansley, Guy Wylie. Arthur Vondersloot, lan Wylie, John Worboys, lan Walker. Laurence Yardley, Kenneth Ousted. Endorsed Competency: Handwork. — Frederick Coffin, Sidney Lawton, Charles Thomas. Henry Turnbull l , Noel Veale, Bruce Welch. Competency. . Hollywell Atkinson,' Leslie Coobson, Douglas Hurdle, Cyril Trevella, Drummond Wilson. THE SCHOOL SPORTS At the school sports the following were winners of events: — , P. 1., girls—Joan’Harris 1, Cana Goldberg 2, Averill Nicholl 3; Audrey May 1, Bettv Frogatt 2. Majorle Pace 3. P. 1., boys—Marshall Pumfrey 1, Brio Cole 2. Arnold Taylor. 3; Nigel Gini 1, Billie Bradshaw 2, Norman Fairley 3. P. 11., 'girls—'P. Oliver 1, K. Stool 2, P. Hanning 3; H. Carlsson 1, B. Brook 2, E. Anderson 3. R 11. boys—M. Cole 1, C. Stewart 2, B Young 3; R. Wilson 1, J. Lindegreen 2, R, Rainblrd 3. P. 111., girls—S. Dockell 1, M. Walker 2, J. Scott '3; H. Stephenson 1, M. Dunbar 2.- r P. 111., boys—H. Beaton 1, L. Turksma 2, M. Mcllroy 3. P. 4, girls—Burgess 1, M. Williams 2, B. Veatts 3; Z. Gillies 1. M. Lemmon 2, H. Beere 3. P. A, boys—H. Brearley 1, S. Dick 2, J. Wyllie 3; B. Day 1, J. Trigger 2, N. Middleton 3. St. 1., girlsfe-M. Wilson 1, P. Carlson 2. G. Hobman 3; M. Mayer 1, M. McGuire 2, H. Udhe 3.

St. 1., hoys—J. Trigger 1, J. Cran 2, B. Alexander 3; Don Stewart 1, J. Halloran 2. H. Johnson 3.

St. 11., girls—R. Brook 1, A. Robertson 2. G. Uveringtham 3:, D. Harding 1, M. Sutcliffe 2, J. Downard 3. St. 11., boys—J. Cassidy 1, J. Bird 2, L. Diamond 3;'R. Wiggs 1, H. Worboys e, G. Poulton 3.

St. 111., girls R. Owers 1, J. Beaton 2, M.' Young and J. Wiggins 3. / St. 111., boys—W. Tuckwell, T. Halloran. J. Beamish 1. E. Page. D. Gillies, J. Homeward 2, W. Brook. W. Reed, R. Bendall 3.

St. IV., girls—R. Chapman, L. McDonald 1, M.. Godber.' M. Moore 2, M. Dixon, D, Wal-ler 3. St. IV., boys—M. Jones, A. Macklin 1. C. McCarter, B. Lindergreen 2, B. Mcllroy, S. Wong 3; W: Lowe 1, R. Chadwick 2, L. Woodcock 3.

St. V., girls—H! Dimock 1, C. Cran 2, M. Norris 3.

St. V., boys—M. Poulton and V. Ames I,'F/Dick, A. Sutcliffe 2; D. Brans, R. Johnson 3.

St. VI., girls—H. Cowlam 1, L. Greig 2. E. Brooke 8. St. VI., boys—D. Lyllian 1, D. Hurdle 2, J. Burgess 3. Skipping Race, girls—M. Norris 1, J. Tolley 2, M. Moore 8. TE ARO SCHOOL THE PRIZE-LIST. Dnx.—Minnie Brickman. Proficiency certificates. —Julian Bar. chain, David Binay. Firdi Bitossi, Joseph Cooper, Harold Davis; John John Fitzgerald, Cosmo Jeffery, Lawrence Johnston, Wallace Knowles, John Long, James Magill, John Mallard, William McKenzie, Stephen Matterson, Oscar Millar, Kenneth Montgomery, Vincent Marris-Taylor, Andrew Muirhead, Norman Pedersen, Leslie Fearman, Frederick Radford, Kenneth Small, Raymond Wallis, Alexander Winchcotmhe, Innes Groome, Stewart McFarlane, Bdith Jamieson, Gwen Bean, Minnie Brickman, Freda Clout, Doris Chalk, Myra Delahenty, Alice Dwyer, Huia Edlin, Winnine Evatt. Mavis Follett, Nora Golding, May Hall-Kenny, Kathleen Montgomery, Doris McConnell, Jean McDonald, Pearl McKenzie, Kona, McKenzie, Jean Potter, Joyce Rooks, Cora Smith. Grace Stuart, Dorothy Tennant. Nona Thompson. Ethel Barras, Jessie Keith, Mavis Wilkinson, Dora Ibbett. Endorsed competency.—Martha Peterson. Kennerth Howard. Competency.—Robert -Crichton, Walter Isaac, Arthur Delahenty, Ernest Long, William Rabbitt, Stanley Maisey, Agnes Earle, Daphne Hammington. Attendance Certificates. Standard Vl.—Joyce Rooks, Poarl McKenzie, Martha Peterson, Rona McKen-

zie, Myra Delahenty, Freda Clout, Miunie Briokman, Mavis Wilkinson, Jessie Keith, Ethel Barras, Nona Thomson, Alexander Winclicombe, Raymond Wal--1 i 6, Frederick Radford, William Rabbitt, Andrew Muirhead, Stephen Matterson, John Mallard, James Magill, Ernest Long, Wallace Knowles, Lawrence Johnston, Cosmo-Jeffery, Walter Isaac, John Fanning, Harold Davis, Robert Crichton, Joseph Cooper, Julian Barcham. Standaid V.—Ellen Ashwith, Hettle Dwyer, Hilda Garrett, Joyce Isaac, Una Sievw right, Myrtle Dwyer, Mavis Foss, Cora Viear% Ruby Sullivan, Violet Elliot, Phyllis Tucker, Kav Bond, Lizzie McKenzie, Charlie Simmons, Neill Wilkinson, Bert Clifton, Halley Wickens, George Walker, William Teplitzkey, Thomas Taylor, Cyril Taylor, Gordon Robinson, Thomas Rabbitt, Leslie Nicholl, George Pearson, Donald McLean, Owen Mclntyre, James Kraft, DougliV Jelley, Eric Hollow, Bernard Freeman, William Falconer, Keith Bvans, Edward Drury, John Darrell, Davidi Crichton, Mervyn Berry, Harold Beore, Eric Austin, Harry- Austin. .Standard IV. Ernest Warner, Jack Pullan, Harry McNaughton. Keith Naylor, Theo. Fail-way, Francis Davis, John Connolly, Rose Smith, Gwen Sfevwright, Rose Bitson, Mabel Peterson. Laura MoKeeman, Stella Knapp, Ella Knowles, Dorothy Humpherson, lily Foster, Flora Askwith.

Standard ll.—Evelyn Newstead. Annie Porter, Esther Adam. Flora McDonald, 1 Linda Leckie, Maud Luff, Phyllis Collyei, Moa Piggott, Myrtle Johnston, Mary Crichton, Albert Austin, Leo. Critchlev, Kenneth Darrall, Samuel Freedman, .James Leckie, Stanley Matterson. George Maxwell, Martin Milne, Osiic Meectv Raymond O'Neill, Andrew, Pearson, William Swonsson, Roland Thompson, Arthur Willis. Aubrey Wilkinson, Reginald Logan, Jack Reader. Gilbert Berry. Standard II. —May Young, Kenneth Spencer, Clarence Singleton, Richard Russell. Jack Porter, Eric Peterson, Richard Minnis, May Meech, Kenneth Lark, ResteU Kraft, Stanley Jefferys, Neil Haggland, Kenneth Follett, Rowland Ferguson, George Fanning. Jack Calson. Henry Bunkenburg, Nora Wiggins, Helen Taylor, Rene Soloman. Elva Patten. Maud Morgan, Winnie Minnis, Olive Melville, Morag McGillivray, Ethel Liddle, Cassie Kraft, Gladys Evans, Agnes Darrell. Adeline Bradley. Standard I.—Guy McLean, Kenneth Dougan, Dian Logan, Doris Logan, Rose Smith, Daphne Adams, Catherine Marshall, Margaret Olsen, Beryl Piggott, Rita Taylor, Dorothy Tiernay, Esther Lark, John McLean. MITCHHLLTOWN BRANCH. Standard II. —Keith Ashworth, Bertie Hancock, Laurence Hennessey, James Winnard, Nora Lynch, Kathleen Roberts, Norah Stuart. Standa-rd I.—Leslie Humpherson, Clifford Haining, Louis Levy, lan McGillivary. Georgina Coulter, Ellen Leach, Jean Marshall, Florrie Mason, Dorothy Roberts, Riuth Tennant, Ellsie Winnard. Premier —Joyce Hubbers. Peggy Anderson, Miavis Stead, May Tennant. Infants—Garth Button, John Hardy, David Thompson, Reginald Baxter, Alan Woodward, Charlotte Bryne, Valda King, Ada Logan, Edith Morgan, Blanche McIvor. Emily Pooley. Reginald Harringston, Patrick Cubbler, Joe Wah Lee, Maurice Lark, Gwen Flyger, Beatrice Crighton. LYALL BAY BCHOOL ’ BREAK-UP CONCEfR’i'. The annual break-up concert this year was arranged by the teaching staff of Lyall Bay School as a mark of appreciar tion to the school committee, and was held at Kilbirnie Hall on Wednesday evening. There was a crowded, audience, and many were unable to obtain admission. Items were contributed by the infant classes, senior-.infante. Standard 1. Standard 111. girls. Standards V. and Vl.,' Edna Raven, Irie Tonks. Vera Milroy, Eva May, Joan Palethorpe, and Effie Brice. The second part was entirely contributed by Mi6s Leah Hyman, A.T.0.L.. and her pupils. The chairman of - thj committee (Mr A Sando) presented the proficiency, competency, and endorsed competency certificates, brooches .to Millicent' Slyfield (dux) and Mary Neville (prox. access), a bat donated by Mr T. E. K. Burgess to Owen Best for highest points aggregate in school sports meeting, and three special prizes (given for essays) by the Phoenix Aerated Water Company. Cheeih were given for the headmaster (Mr A. C. Blake) and the teaching staff, and a special vote of thanks to Miss Leah Hyman and Mr E. Palliser. The chairman announced a special. holiday on Friday, in recognition of the all-round excellent performance of the scholars.. The concert concluded: with the National Anthem. The' infants’ break-up concert took place in the Anglican Hall yesterday afternoon. In fhe morning Standard V. tendered a concert and morning tea. to members of Standard Vi:, an annual custom. PETONE HIGH SCHOOL SECONDARY DEPARTMENT ATTENDANCE CERTIFICATES. Boys.—Arthur Flux, Peter Hewett, Leon Ridler, George Robertson, Arthur Bryant, Stanley Scott, Rowland- Spence, Leonard Flowers, Robert Bowater, Thomas Watson. Girls.—Ellen Beddie, Mercy Steinmuller, Berna Reid, Elsie Hunt, Agnes Hutson, Alice Mullis. Standard Vl.—Boys: J. Arnold, J. Arthurs. R. Bowater, J. Douglas, R. Freeman, R. Greer, M. King, L. Money, E. Richardson, A. Sparks, A. Spence, J. Taylor, A. Armstrong, A. Abrim, <t. Burd, A. Cowell, C. Crooks, R. Corser, J. Flux, J. Hunter, N. Liebezeit, A. Lambourne, G. Moody, H. Mockridge, R. Moore, A. Pickard, O. Udy, W. Wood. Girls: L. Armstrong, V. Armstrong, R. Haseman, G. Hunter, M. Knight, M. Knight, R. May, P. McDonald, M. Milne, M. Morris, M. Rousell, P. Scholefield, M. Selwood, G. Sharpe, H. Smith, U. Smith, E. Watson, I. Watson, A. Cramp, R. Diok, H. Dunnett, G. Jones, G. Kirkwood, M. McBride, R. Styles, E; Woodward. Standard V.—Boys: 'C. Walker, W. Thomas, R. Cleyland, C. Watt, V. Sharpe, A. May, A. Reid, C. Wilmshurst. ■ R. Hunter, R. Burridge, R. Cox, R. King, L. Carpenter, H. Croft, A. Cashnlore, J. Hepworth, P. Jamieson, L. Jenness, C. Lockyer, S. Lowe, J. Mclntosh, B. Sehlup, F. Tretheway, A. McKay, G. Silbery.. Girls: G. McLeod, A. Scott, D. Reid, I. Toomath, H. Bruce. E. Rousell, M. Douglas, G. Ford, M. Watson, L. Lockyer, (CL Gumming, M. Ashby, J. Burrbws, N. Gregory, E. Moody, A. Clyma, A. Towers, J. Carver, A. Calvert, V. Dixon, J. Hamilton,' E. Jones, P. Lewthwaite, M. Money, M. Melhuish, F. Pointon, J. Pointon, O. Rock, I. Jamison. Standard IV.-Boys: P. Abbott, G. Abbott, W. Coker, F. Hale, E. Jones, B. Jarvatt, L. Lambourn, N. Little, C. Owen, B. Price, L. Terry, A. Wood, R. Woolford. Girls: L. Barber, T. Cramp, V. Flowers, E. Harman, I. Howard, N. Martin, H. Williams, P. Jenkins, I. Wild. Standard III.—Boys: W. Watson, L. Wilmshurst, E. Whitman, T. Rodger, O. Griffen, G. Freeman, A, McKenzie, A. Medhurst, J. May, A. Hall, C. Dixon, J. Witcher, C. Ebtall, H. Moore, A. Henry, I. Grear, M. Smith, H. Stevens, G. Burns. Girls: D. Huhlitz, I: King, E. Mexted, E. May, A. Price, E. Rouse,- I. Watt, M. Wright, I. Money. W. Lambourne, N. Byrne, K. Griffen, L. Heyward, P. Thornton, J. Goodall, M. Halloway, J. Lowe. A. Hewett, R. Knight.

. Standard II.—Boys: R. Watt, E. Sharpe, S. Clyma, J. Cleland, D. Byrne, J. Douglas, Gr. Burton, J. Edney, L. Harris, C. Carpenter, F. Spence, R. Stevens, K. JPointon, H. Beard, A. Bornholdt, R. Chenery, M. Gregory, H. Gillen, H. Hutcheson. Girls: M. Carver, B. Aitchison, D. Simmons, P. Kruse, L. Hosie, A. Heyward, M. Paweon, J. Smith, C. Burns, H. Douglas. D. Haugh. M. Hook, V. Kearney, N. King. Standard I.—Boys: J. Anderson, L. Crooks, D. Finlayson, J. Owen, B. Philp, J. SimDson, F. Taylor, G. Tremain, D.

Ritchie, C. Terry, V. Walker. Girls: D. Corser, T. Clyma, J. Ford, G. Garrett, E. Longman", V. Smith, C. Webley, M. Henry. infants.—Dorothy Clyma, Lindsay Simpson, Margaret Williamson, Arthur Morton, Basil Schlup, Vera Smith, Marjorie Wright, Daphne Tegg, Alice Eenell, Alfred Blanford, James Lambourne, Bernard Martin, Christina Philp, Norman Heyward, Rhona Leadbeater, Raymond Clarke, Kate Smylie, Mildred Hodson, Dorothy Sparks. SPLENDID RECORDS. The following pupils have completed long periods of attendance as shown by the number of attendance certificates gained in the past: John Hunter, without a miss for nine yoars; Mercy Steinmuller, eight years: Ellen Beddie and Bernice Reid, seven years; Arthur Flux, Mavis Ashby, six years; Muriel Mcßride, Dorothy Reid, Gwen Ford, Mary Watson, M. Gregory, G. Abbott, and Thomas Watson, five years PETONE WEST SUCCESSFUL^SCHOLARS. Dux and gold medal lint.—Olive Ninness. Standard Vl.—John Lockwood (Horne Memorial). Standard V.—Avis Elliot and Keith McGavin. Standard IV —Girls: (Nancy James and Olive Edmonds (2); Boys: Alex. Lindsay (1), James Burrowes (2). Standard lll.—Roy Harrison and Doro* thy Ninness. Standard ll.—Raynor Jones and Gladys Morris. Standard I.—Alan Corby and Myra Johnson. Primary classes.—Unis Swaseland, Olga Bain, Daphne Johnson, Jack McLean, Jack Wasa, Jack Martin. Most popular hoy and girl (Mr Goddards prizes).—John Lockwood and Ins Smith. Attendance (Miss Hyde's prizes).—Albert Andrews (7 years without being absent), May Merriles (5 Years without being absent). 124 attendance certificates were gained. t Proficiency certificates.—Boys: William Childs, Maurice Chevin, William Fleet, William Gibson, Eric fieppleston, Cecil Isaacs, Malcolm Jollamds, Warwick Lindop. Jobn Lawrence, John Lockwood, Gordon Pye, George Smith, Ernest Smith, Eric Slack, Cecil Valler. Girls: Ada Adshead, Cecilia Anderson, Gertie Galliers, Bsther Hammond, Ivv Heyward, Vendla Jacohson, Emmaline Kreyl, Leah Mills, Gladys Mills, Olive Ninness, Mildred, Rising, Helena Steffensen, Joy VugEndorsed competency certificates. Boys: Raymond Fisher, Charles Galliers, Herbert I. Anson, Herbert Russell. Girls: Lena Buckland, Agnes Green, Doris Johnson, Connie Ramsay. Competency certificates.—Boys: Vernon Aekroyd. Girls; Eileen Little. PORIRUA SCHOOL PROFICIENCY CERTIFICATES. The following pupils gained proficienoy certificates : Colin Brigg 6, Harry Eastwood. Herbert Matthews, Sidney Tyrer, Dnlcie Baker, Vena Rdach, Nancy Sio&ne, Laura Trewick. Competency:—James Philip. TECHNICAL SCHOOL , List of .candidates successful in passing electric wiremen’s examination, held at the Technical College on December Ist and 2nd, 1922: Theory.—W. S. Aspland, E. C. Childs H. Evans, R. J. Hicks, F. H. Launder, W. M. Millar, F. N. Portman, J. R. Roberta, J. L. Tancred, W. El Bennett. C. W. Dalton, C. L. F. Harlen, I. A. Howard, ;R. J. McGregor, R. P. IJ. Parnell. L. B. Pudney, H. B. W. Silver, S. Weston, M. Brookie, O. A. Drummond, F. W. Harrison, W. El Johnstone, R. M W. D. Philpott, T. R. Read©, R. Smith, F. G. young."**' Practice.—W. S. Aspland,' C. TT. Dal- ,?• W. Harrison, W. E, Johnstone, W. M. Millar, F. N. Portman, J. R, Roberts, C. Young, A. W. Fitzmaurice, P. Austin, O. A. Drummond, R. J. Hicks, F. H. Launder, R. P. U. Parnell, L. E. Pudney, J. L. Tancred, A. B. Bennett, P. J. Kirkland, EL C. Childs, Vv Harlen, F. L. Howard, R. J. McGregor, W. D. Philpott. T. R, Reade, S, Weston, H. Bennett; H. M. Lewi»: Candidates successful in passing City 1922 _ Lpndon examination for

Electrical engineering, grade I.—T. C. P- , H b Harragh, V. R.. Epsom. V. Holst, A. S. Jonson, A. Mill, A. W Mundy, C. H. Oxley, B. W. 6. Woolcott. MecUnical engineering, division I, grade L—A. Ainsy®, D. C. Handyside, B. A. Tilbury, J. L. Barr, A. Borra, C W Dickens D. McArthur, O. W. Sohaef', C. L. Worboys. Motor-oar engineering grade I—D. C. Hanoyside, B. A. Tilbury. Electrical engineering, grade n„ C.C. hA- , R ' Blakely, H Si. Lewis, C. H. Mitchell, A. R. Oldham, B. R. PampEleotrica l engineering, grade 11., A.C. —n. M. Lewis. Victoria Bowling Club Peace Com-memorationßusaries-.—1922: : William Moor* and William Rowell. Callander Memorial Soholarshio. Technical High School, completed* for Nellie Johnson; engineering: A. D. McGregor, N. Goldie, R. McNair; ao:m ?~2 sln . ec ? : N « ,lle Wood. Appointed for 1923 Art: Erie Anderson, Masie Miller; engineering: R. Angell, R G Crabtree, A. P Gregg. R. Hare. B. Hilton. * R ® 3nai - K. Mawson, J. Meale, and A Ra.it; home science: Thelma Re y.. Q - Dawson, T. Glover, and Eva otehbin^s. Teohnioal Evening Sohool.—Engineering: V. A. Austin, Alexander Mill; carpentry: H. R. MeDowall, J. A P. Assons.L.. Tyler; art craft: S. Jones. Completed for 1922—Engineering: J C Afbj lß -". T. R Matthews, A. W. Mundy, N, J. Underhill; T. L. Cade; plumbing: H. Brickman; carpentry: G. Daniels; art craft: M. R. Hazelwood, L. J TilleV Winners of AtMetic Sports Cups.— Senior boys: Champion, I. Oakley; runner-up, I Welch; intermediate a ™P l . on , A. Black; runner-up, G. Hetherington; junior boys' champion, R. Hare : runner-up, A. Cullimore; senior girls’ champion, Maida Noble-Campbeli; runner-up, Nina Stevenson; junior girls-' champion. Vera Lutzky; . runner-up' C. Edlin.

Winners Swimming Sports.—Senior boys champion, A. Organ; runner-up, G. Littlejohn; intermediate boys' champion, H. Headland; runner-up, A. Cleverley; junior hoys’ champion, L. McKeeman; runner-up, T. Ward, fenior .iris' champion. Gwen ; Humphries; runner-up, Dora Heyward; junior girls' champion, Wilma Rather:—runner-up, Joyce Butcher. Recommended for Senior Free Places. "C.S. 2."—Ada Bayley, Eileen Brigden, Alison Clark, Royse Codyre, Violet Jones, Alice King, Sally Little, Ada McQuade, Evelyn Meale, Joyce Noble-Camp bell n Maida Noble-Campbell, Agnes Porteous, Marjorie Reed Elsie Simmonds, Thelma Thomas, Annie Walker, Nellie W lldermoth, Gilbert Clank, David McPhun, Virgil Philpott. "E.S. 2. Hilton Anderson, Maurice Hope, Victor Laughton, Herbert Lawton, Alfred Mawson, Herbert Shepperdson, James Tricker. “C. 2." —Iris Baldwin, Mona Clarke, Rita Clark, Phyllis Dahl, Eileen Dell, May Dickens, Grace Dryden, Kathleen Gaudin, Ina Gunn, Giadye Jackson, Nellie Johnson, Vera Lawlor, Marjorie Lane, Lulu Latimer, Annie McCoy, May McLean, Alice Price, Ida Slater, Nina Stevenson, Edna Trout, Madge Wheeler, Frederick Dixon, Kenneth Hall, Edwin Hoskins, William White. “E. 2a.”—William Brigden, Leo Cole. Eric Harniss, Reginald Jenner, Robert Kirker, Gordon .Littlejohn, William Moore, Edward Robert Pattison, James Rodger, William Rowell, Erio Sadd, Robert Stewart, Horace Symons, Charles Walters, Albert Wisbey.' "E. 2b.*’—Vivian Anetin, Robert Bayley, Richard Fretohling, Cyril Fuller, Norman Jeseep, Edmund Jenkins, Walter Johnson, Arthur Lauchlan, Neil Lonsdale, Robert McNair, Reginald Nisbet,

John Patton, Henry Pierce, Stanley Shaab. "H. 2."—Mabel Burgess, Gwen Humphries, Daphne Sullivan, Nellie Wood. "A. 2.”—Miriam Baucke, Eleanor Johnson. "C. la.”—Harold S. King and Athol Burns. Students recommended for extension junior free place.—Henry M. Murphy, Thomas Ward, and Eric Vickers. TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL PRIZEWINNERS. Matriculation. Laurenoe Cheyne - Special merit, first in English, history, and geography and science, second in drawing, French, and mathematics. Percy Jamieson: Special merit. First in French, drawing ;and mathematics, second in English, hisbofy,-and geogra phy. Archibald McGregor: Special progress. “E 4.”—David Handyside: Special excellence in practical engineering. First algebra, trigonometry, metalwork, first equal motor-cdr engineering, third mechanical drawing. Norman Boston: Special excellence in drawing. First eq. mechanical drawing, second metalwork, algebra, and trigonometry. "E 3."—Ernest Tilbury: Special excellence. _ First steam engineering, motorcar engineering, applied mechanics and strength of materials, .mechanical-draw-ing. process, algebra, trigonometry.-. Second economics. Hector Doran: First electrical engineering, second Ik algebra, trigonometry, metalwork, third applied mechanics and processes. Albert Chian: First metalwork, second. steam, applied mechanics and strength 'of materials, third motor-car engineering and trigonometry. ‘"E.S. 2."—A Mawson: First history. English, arithmetic, eleotricity, secondFrench, and freehand drawing. ’ H. Shepherdson: First workshops, geometrical drawing, second mathematics, history, arithmetic. H. Anderson: First mathematics (Usd French. "E.2 A.”»-W. Moore: First in class, first in mathematics, steam and mechanics, ecicond in electricity. W. Howell: second in class, first in ironwork, eleotricity, seeond drawing, third mechanics and steam. R. Jenner: Third in class, first in drawing, third in electricity and motors. Leo Cole: Marked progress. First in motors, second in English, third in eleotricity “B. 2 B."—A. Wisbpy: First in class, 6eoond mathematics, second eq. geometrical drawing, third English, third equal workshop, arithmetic, and third equal mechanical drawing. E. Jenkins: second in class, 'special merit, first woodwork and building construction. H. Pearce: Third in olass, first in motors, third in mathematics, metalwork, electricity and drawing. N. Lonsdale: Special merit in engineering subjects. "E.S.I."—A. Rait, Ist in class, Ist in English, Algebra, ■ arithmetic, science, goemetry, 2nd drawing, 3rd French; K. Mawson, 2nd in elaSs, Ist eq. Einglish, Ist French, 2nd algebra, science, geometry, 3rd arithmetic; J. Meale, 3rd in class, Ist arithmetic, 2nd French, processes, 3rd geometry. ; "E 1 A."—A. P. Gregg: First in,cla6B, first in workshops, mechanics, electricity and processes, second in geometry. R. G. Orabtree: Second in class,' first in geometry and processes; seoond in work-' shops, third in algebra. J, P. Leonard: Special progress, first in English,, second in mechanics, third bookkeeping and mathematics. T. W. Adams: Special merit.

“E.1.8."—R. Hare, Ist in class, Ist in eleotricity and mechanics processes, 2nd in English and arthimetio; B. Hilton, 2nd in class, Ist mathematics, 2nd processes;' F. Rowell, 3rd in class, Ist -in drawing and metalwork, 3rd: in processes and geometry. Technical High Sohool Prize-Winners, 1923:

"C 3 and 4.”—Frances Burke, Ist in shorthand and typing, 2nd in English and dressmaking; Netta Arthur, Ist in bookkeeping, 2nd in shorthand and typing.

"C:S. 2.”—Elsie Simmonds, Ist in class, Ist in bookkeeping, cookery, tots and mental; Ada Bayley, 2nd in class, Ist arithmetic, 2nd shorthand; D. MePhun, 3rd in class, Ist woodwork, 2nd in arithmetic, tots and mental, bookkeeping; Evelyn Meale,' 4th in class; V. Philpott, marked progress. "C. 2.”—Phyllis Dahl, Ist in class, Ist in, English, bookkeeping, tots, cookery shorthand and dressmaking, 2nd in history; Gladys Jackson, 2nd in class, Ist in history and geography, 2nd in bookkeeping; Lulu Latimer, 3rd in class,

Ist in drawing, 2nd in cookery and typing. “C.S. I."—Rhondda Phypers, Ist in class, Ist English, French, history, bookkeeping, tots, • shorthand, typewriting, and home science, Ist eq. arithmetic and drawing, 2nd eq. in cookery; MilHs Smith, 2nd in class, Ist eq. arithmetic, 2nd shorthand, typewriting, and cookery; Minnie Allan, 3rd in class, 2nd im bookkeeping; tots, home science; Bhyllis Wallis, marked: progress; Nancy Fuller, marked progress. • "S' , la - JJ ~. clara Edlin, Ist in class, Ist in bookkeeping, science, cookery, drawing and history, Ist equal drawing, 2nd in shorthand and English and office routine; Garnett Cooper, 2nd in class, Ist shorthand, geography, 2nd science, cookery and history; Monica Syron, 3rd in class, 2nd bookkeeping, 3rd shorthand, arithmetitx geography; Stanley Si verson, 4th in clAss, Ist in typewriting and tots. * "C. lb.”—Mary Watson, Ist in class, Ist cookery, 2nd typewriting; Violet Warwick, 2nd in class, Ist bookkeeping nnd typewriting, 2nd shorthand; Norah Spencer, 3rd in class, Ist English, 2nd bookkeeping; Ena Wood, special progress, 4th m mass; Enid Coe, special progress; G. McKinlay, special progress. ' “H. 3."—Vera Dormer, Ist English, cookery, hygiene, laundry, design and handicraft. . "S’ 2 -”~ Ne,Re Wood, Ist in class, Ist Arithmetic, 2nd cookery and dressmaking, 3rd hygiene, laundry, needlework and millinery; Gwendoline Humphries, 2nd in class, 2nd in handicraft and millinery, 3rd in needlework and dressmaking. ' "H. la”—Thelma Berg, Ist in class, tst English, arithmetic, accounts, home science, laundry, dressmaking, millinery; Eva Stebbings, 2nd in class, 2nd accounts, hygiene, 3rd in English. • handicraft, 2nd in arithmetic, hygiene; Hilda Barrow, 3rd in class, Ist cookery, 2nd accounts and laundry. "H. lb.”—Gladys Marshall, Ist In class Ist home science, accounts, drawing, 2nd cookery, 3rd needlework: Thelma Glover, 2nd in class, Ist dressmaking, needlework, and millinery, 2nd hygiene and accounts: Wilma Rather, 3rd in class, Ist hygiene and drawing, 3rd home science and dressmaking. "A. 2.”—Eleanor Johnson, Ist in class: "A. .I.”—Mary Miller. Ist in claee, Muriel Carter, 2nd in class; Eric Anderson, special merit.