SCHOOL VACATIONS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20283, 16 December 1927, Page 6

SCHOOL VACATIONS

KING EDWARD TECHNICAL ' COLLEGE. ‘Pupils of the King Edward Technical College assembled in Burt Hall yesterday afternoon for the last time this year, the occasion being the annual break-up ceremonv. Parents and friends were also present. Mr T. Scott (chairman of the Board of Managers) presided. The Chairman stated that in consequence of the increased roll number of the school and the addition of a manual training centre to its daytime work, three full-time teachers had been added to the staff tills year, and overtime teaching had to be apportioned equal to the work of two more teachers. The board hoped to absorb this spare teaching time next year by appointing one or two full-time teachers in whichever department of whvk the greatest growth appeared. Thcbonrd had realised for some time the need for providing for stijl more growth in the work of both day and evening classes, and was glad to be able, for the first time - to report that definite steps had been taken. The Education Department had given authority to take under the provision of the Public Works Act an area of half an acre irt Tennyson street immediately behind the college. This proof of the department’s belie: in tile future of the college had been most •welcome. ' Fortunately the administrative space in the present buildings was capable of handling the work of a larger school, and it would be necessary to consider the addition only of classrooms and practical rooms. The board could now look forward to reasonable breathing space for- the boys of the school, and \ a'* worthy school of art on the site. v -.prefects’ badges were presented by the Rev. C. Maitland EHiss who in addressing the pupils, said that nothing was worth so much as to belong to a great school and a school with traditions. He hoped that those pupils who were leaving would not leave the atmosphere of the school behind them, and that they would carry the credit and the honour of the school to the end of their lives. Education was not a preparation for life, but education was life, and life was education. He urged the pupils to play the ghine with their country, their work, and themselves. v,Mr J. Taylor (president of the Chamber of Commerce), in presenting scholarships and bursaries, said that the worth of a nation depended upon the character of;' its people, and 10, 20, or 30 years ahead the pupils of the school would be ImWr to manage the affairs of New Zealß»d. It was, therefore, necessary for business people to take an interest in- them. He urged the pupils to keep o» trying. A business man had once sai to r him that there were only . two kinds of people—the people who tried and the people who did not try. He asked parents to’ take an interest in their children’s studies and to help them With their Josephs. . If a child had a hobby, parents should not throw cold water on it. - ! The number of children in the school hud greatly increased in the last two. voars, said the principal (Mr W. G. Aldridge). There had been 390 in 1925, 49J in 1926, and 588 ip 1927. The number . actually present on any one day ](*ul never reached this total, as 38 pupils •hgd left in the first term, 47 in the second, and 55 in the third. The'figures suggested a progressive though slight imprbvement in the chances for obtaining ehiployment during the year. _ He had been led to make a more detailed investigation into them, from which it appeared half of the pupils in their third arid fourth year had found employment, .-yd almost all had . transferred immediacy to evening classes, doing very creditably there. Of the remainder of the senior pupils the majority had not wished to,; leave. In the second year one-third of the boys left, slightly more than half of this number obtaining suitable work ami ■ appearing in evening .classes; The Education Department was strongly of opinion that one year, only of post-primary education represented effort very largely IqpL and had stated so in very strong terms in the pamphlet recently issued by it to senior pupils of primary schools.' With thi§ opinion ho heartily agreed, with the reservation that a course at a technical high school begun for a year at least anxj carried on further in evening classes represented, a training of distinct value in eases where full two years was not possible at a day school. Nevertheless the full junior course of two years in the -day was the minimum that should be attempted in any course if at all possible and in the commercial was in his opinion a necessity in all cases. The tendency noted last year of the commercial course to become unduly large in the school had persisted in spite of many attempts to persuade parents to choose another course for their sons and daughters, he said. This year 297 pupils followed it, 55 only taking the domestic, 199 engineering, and 18 the art course. H,e intended to attack the problem of this preponderance in another way. A number of pupils who could not become proficient shorthand writers or bookkeepers yet desired a commercial training and regarded it as a prime necessity for employment in shops or Warehouses, arid for such junior clerical work as they might find in other occupations. For such pupils there wpuld be set up a course known./-.gs . the general business course, which -would differ from the full commercial course Only in - eliminating shorthand for girls and mathematics for boys in simplifying the course in bookkeeping and in giving the time thus saved to instruction in general office practice and in such elementary art work as lettering, show card writing, and some simple craft. The course was not in any way inferior to the full course, but designed to meet a special need. The following items were contributed: —Pianoforte solos. Miss Edna Dry; songs. Miss Tui Northey; dances Misses Kitty and Phyllis Eckhoff, Laura Bain, and Margaret Davies. : PRIZE BIST. The following awards.were made for work done during the year:—Callander Scholarships. Art: Sen ; or, Isobel -Matheson; Intermediate, Tui Northey. Domestic science: Iris Borfi, Phyllis Madon, Adelaide M'Millan. Trades: Intermediate—William R. Cathrp, Albert G. Post©-, James K. M’lndoe, John Russell, Lester Mcdlrn.; junior—Frank- S. Angel, Henry C. ihirt, Hilton Crump, David Pickard. of Commcfee Bursary.—First year: Fairlie Turnbull. Second year: Isita Palmer. Athcmcum Prices.— Sylvia Seelen, Elaine Forrester, John Russell, Henry C. Burt, Harold Wilson,' ENGINEERING COURSE. Fourth Year., Class EL —First class; George Baylcy, John Henderson,' David M’Gregor, Frank Shanks. Second class: Charles Bryant, Third Year.Class E3.—Pass: James S. Miller, William G, Lake. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING. ■ Second .Year. Class E2m.—First class; Ronald M. Sincatcui, Hugh T. Miller, William R. Cathro, Gordon 11. Driver. fjccond class; Walter A, Michael. Andrew L. Smvth, Harold S Taylor, Reginald .W. Barnard. Pass: Alexander S. Anderson, James M. Bosweli. James L. Mehalski, Alan D. Grant, Gordon A. Bryant, Allan J. Miimi, Frederick \V. Miller, John -I>. Forgic, Fergus M. Smith, Wiliam R. Simpson, First Year. Class Ela.—First class; George A. French, Ivan D. Gray, Hugh • Barclay, Hilton (.'rump. Second Class: John S. Harris, Maurico M. Boahvood, Charles 11. Croft, Thomas W. Busby. Pass; Robert W. Fullerton. John A. Green, Gordon O. Johnstone, Ralph J. W. Bowler.. James E. How, Feni.-, Donovan, William S. Garbim, Bernard Anderson. Allen 11. Andrews, James H. Fraser, William Deuelirass, John f. Donaldson. C!a«s Klb.—First class: John A. Robertson. Leslie E. Townsend. Robert A. Shaw, Allen T. Simpson. Second class: Harold A. Wilson, Henry E. Small. Kno E. Mtder, John F. Symonds, Ivan A, I.amg, Alexander D. Miller. Samuel 11. Pcrnton. Pass; George A. Lockhart, Robert 1,. MT.can, William I. Steele, Ronald J. Mcn;gouicrv, Edwin E. Varcoo, Charles C. Fadman Robert A. M’Donahl. Archibald W. MCMillan, Alan J, Mat hie, John W. Mount, John C. Tappm. EI.ECTIIK.* A L EN U INFER ING. Second Year. C'as-s E2c. —First class; Albert G. Foster, John Russell. Second cla.-s: Rankin Renneiiy James Iv. MTndoe, Richard J. Dbnahlson, John W. King. Ivan George Burns Pass: John W. Faulkincr. Ronald Every, Sinclair A. G. Komor, Seth Cooper, Philip A. Campbell.

BUILDING COURSE. Second year. Class 152.—First class; Lester N. Merlin. Second class; James G. M'Fadzien. Pass: John C. W. Thomas, James P. King, Arthur Burgess, James N. Morrison, Arthur it. Shaw, John R. Sharp. First Year. Class Bla.—First class: Henry C. Burl, Frank S. Angel, William A. Brough, Second class: Ephraim E. Arnold, Leslie F. Gerrie. Stuart V. Allen. Pass: John It. Kinniburgh, David Masterton, Victor Gen* sik Herbert H. Kerrell, Stanley Longworth. James C. M‘ClcHand, Stanley Davidson, Colin M. Hanson. Leonard King, Roland ,W. V. M‘Lay. Andrew Kenyon, Theodore Allen, Robert E* More, Gordon S. Giant, John R. Hamilton, Stanley D. Riggs. First Year. Class Bib.—First class: David Pickard, Norman C. M‘Lcod, Allan Pullar. Second class; Hunter G. Thomson, Joseph J. Spence, Alexander S. Napier, Edwin L. Maitland Andrew Robb. Pass: William B. Pettet, Charles A. Petherick, William C, Murdoch, Kenneth J. Murray, Ronald J. M'Leod, John G. M'Lcan, John Burnett, James F. Richards, Robert H. Robins, Spence Williamson Albert A. Stone, Roy B. Paul, Raymond Parsons. Henry C. T. Russell, Lindsay Olsen. COMMERCIAL COURSE. Second Year Boys. Class Cab— First class; Francis T. Breeze, Frank Boreham. Second class: James H. Walker, Charles M'Caskill. Pass: Thomas Lome, Leslie. Sew Hoy. First Year Boys. Class Old.—First class: David Stuart, Stuart W. M'Donald, Harry A. Stevens. Second class: Sydney E. Warren, Kenneth Morrison, James A, Wright, John H. Tansley John S. Rutherford, Johp Paterson, Garnet R. M'Kissock. Pass: Frederick J. Templeton, James .A. Wright, Edward Smith, William Wilson, /Vernon Winton. Headley B. Pocock, John Stokes, Roy Paterson. John Osborn. Charles C. Mercer. Winston Woodblcfass Clb.—First class: Hugh W. M. Hogg Second class; William N. Harris, Ronald Ingram, Harold Laidlaw, Jack Aitehcson, Patrick Holland, George Bridges, Ronald MTvonzie. Albert F. Lawson. Pass: William J. Darling, Roy Kerr, Arthur J. Collins, Sydney G. Hobbs, Leonard Goughian, Francis R. Fairbairn. Albert W. Garner. Herbert Anderson. DOMESTIC SCIENCE. Fourth Year. Class DlV.—First class: Belle M'Gregor, Peggy M'Kinnon. Second class: Esma Thomson, Edna Dry. Third Year. Class Ds—Second class; Dulcio Scott. Pass: Eileen Bannerman, Nancie Hamer. Second Year. Class D2.—First class : Jessie Mackersy, Huia E. Mackenzie, Dorothea R. M Dowell, Janet S. Stephens. Second class: Betty A. Mathews. Kathleen Anderson, Nancy Harris, Ida M. Norman. Pass: Marian B. Cromb, Margaret Humphrey. First Year. Class Dl.—First class: Iris E. Berti, Phyllis Maden. Jean A. M'Millan, Gladys M Mee, Aileen M. Walter, Laura T. Bain, Lorna Hunter. Second . class: Hazel Cox, Thelma M. Carter, Marjory J. Ellis, Edith E. Ritchie. Gladys A. M'Kay, Margaret C. Petrie, Elizabeth H. M Rae, Jean T M'Bain, Ada L. Munro. Nganta Reid. Pass: Ruby Orr, Natella M. Smith, Ann C. Paid, Mary Mitchell, Rita Simmonds, Alice Day Mavis Hooper Rena J. Kaler, Mavis R. Ncilson, Olivo B. Hooper, Clara Lewis, Joan H. Quaife, Winifred F. Collings, Myrtle F. Hebbard. ART COURSE, Senior A3.—First class: Isabel Matheeon, Helen Glasgow. Intermediate A2. —First class: Tui A3.—First class: Stewart M'Lennan, Helen Glasgow, Isabel Matheson, Ruth Perry. Intermediate A.2. —First class: Edna Usherwood, Evelyn M'Guire, Tm Northey. Second class: Tui Ross, Elsie Sligo, Edna Spence, Jean Irvine, Mary Winders. Junior Al. —Second class; Avis Park. COMMERCIAL COURSE. Fourth Year. Class CL—First class: Margery Michael. Second class: Roger Rae, Cyril Ramsay. Third Year. Class C3—First class: Doris M'Dowall, Flora H. Campbell. Jean M. Rae. Second class: Helen Edwards, Jessie M. A. M'Leod, Mabel F. Stent, Elizabeth J. M'Oann. Pass; Lorna Stokes, Agnes E. Campbell, Jessie M. Munro; Dorothy Brown, Olive B. Read. Annie S. Allan, Thelma Sutherland. _ Margaret E. Bam, Eric Sanderson, Daisy Carman. Second Year. Class C2a.—First class: Sylvia V. Seelen, Marie I. Patton, Annie M. Scott, Stella E. Maden, Lavina Davis, Ify M. Here, Mary E. M'Clelland, Flora Simpson. Second class: Gwenyth B. Hall, Jennie Glynn, Doris M. Haymes, Isita M. Palmer, Doris L. Clarke, Irma G. O’Brien, Margaret E. Murphy, Doris I. C. Brady, Mary E. Scott, Frances L. Aitken, Dons Brown, Isabella J. Buchan, Phyllis Wilson, Clara 'G. Cavanagh, Isabel M‘K. M'Millan. Pass: Evelyn M'Glnshan, Molly P. O’Donnell. Tui M. Ross, Florence C. Aitken. , _ T Class C2c.—First class: Eva J. Turnbull. Second class: Agnes A. Pearson, Alice M. Barwell, Vida L. Crimp, Ailsa L. Kennedy, Joan D. Stewart, Isabella A. Gilmour, Gwendoline M. Harrop, Mabel A. King, May Nicholson, Naomi J. Robertson, Muriel A. Kirby. Yvonne P. Beznr. Pass: Doris A. Churchill, Ada M. Donaldson, Elizabeth M. Ellis, Hazel C. Reul, Evelyn R. Evans. Lily G. Groves, Ruby A Morris, Marion I. Newton, Isabella K. Farquharson, Edna Harrhy, Mary Cannon, Jean S. Hargreaves. First Year. Class Cla. —First class: Elaine M. Forrester, Margaret Davey, Mary C. Gilliland, Olive E. Bourke, Audrey M. Clark, Margaret A. Barclay, Sylvia L. French, Elspeth M. Plackmore. Second class; Thyra E. Cain, Florence M. Gillies, Margaret Burns, Lillies It. Dever, Myrtle Dunn, Iris Armit, Maisie R. Coghill, Phyllis Eckhoff. Pass: Catherine M. Eckhotf, Agnes Elliott, Muriel Jones, Daphne Doughty, Thelma Dawson, Dorothy Bennett, Olga Garchow, Jean M. Atkins, Eileen Warn, Ann A. Abbott, Leonora Bertenshaw, Ellen Currie, Florence R. Feilden, Hilda V. J. Holey. Class Clc. —First class; Thelma J. M'Dougall, Nancy Holland, Doreen E. M'Cusker, Avis M. Manley, Doreen M. King. Second class: Wilhelmina A. Morton, Nancy A. Haig, Merle A. Heather, Linda M. Henry, Mavis Grant, Bernice Grubb, Agnes R. Jamieson, Mavis N. Kmnaird, Eileen Munn, Blanche M. Mowat, Elizabeth B. Logie, Brenda I. M'Phersou, Lorna J. Glenn, Pass: Florence Kirk, Florence M. Miller, Thelma Ledgerwood, Elsie M'Laren, Clarice N. Mason, Dorothy M'Arthur, Jean Ferguson, Sophie Manson, Flora M. M'Knight. Class Clf. —First class; Meryl L. Ridley, Elizabeth L. Stewart, Mabel F. Pearce, Fairlie D. Turnbull. Jean S. Pockson. Second class: Phyllis M. Scott, Annie I. Steven, Margretta Stevenson, Honor H. Partridge, Beatrice M. Ray, Violet O. Rood, Ellen Wells, Janet M. Skene. Pass: Irene G. Steele, Sina 0. Murray, Maureen Mumford, 'Joyce H. Smith, Olive Reid, Gladys M. Rive, Daphne C. Havelock, Winifred G. Murphy, Edna L. Roy, Alice A. Scott, Edna N. Nelson, Margaret Neill, Eileen M. Percy, Elizabeth Ottawny, Winnie 11. Smith. Shorthand Speed.—llo words a minute: Flora Campbell. D. M'Dowall. 00 Words a minute: J. Rae. 0. Read. 80 Words a minute: M. Stent. 70 Words a minute: A. Campbell. T. Sutherland. 00 Words a minute: D. Brown, H. Edwards, J. M'Leod, S. Seelen, F. Simpson, Dons Brown, I. Buchan. G. Hall. JOHN IYTGLASHAN COLLEGE. Tlio main ball at John M'Glashan College was idled yesterday afternoon on the occasion of tho annual distribution of prizes and the break-up ceremony. The Rev. J. Kilpatrick (chairman of the Board of Governors) presided. An attractive feature of the proceedings was a scene from “ Tho Pied Piper of Hamclin ” b v the boys of the. preparatory department, who showed considerable elocutionary skill. A number of selections from A. A. Milne’s whimisical songs ol childhood, “ When We Wore Very Young ’’ wore sung by tho school choir, and a pianoforte duet was played by S. It. Young and W. A. B. Brown. The principal speech of the afternoon was delivered b v Professor Hewitson, whose words of wisdom to the boys were richly leavened with humour and wit—the kind ct speech that boys listen to with more than passing interest. •• Don’t say don’t,” was Professor Hcwitsou’s opening injunction. ” It’s a way parents have, nndsomc teachers too. There is, for instance, the mother who told hc r little girl to ‘go and see What baby is doing and tell him not to.’

It i# a habit wo drop into very easily, and it always stirs up .in the person addressed a desire to do fust what ho is not asked to.” Ho went on to compare the teaching of to-day with what it used to be when only the three r’s were taught There were so many different things now, even apart from lessons. There were the games, the cadets, boxing, curpentery, dancing, wool classing, gardening, and so on. “Of course boxing is not considered o be a very clerical operation,” ho went on, “ but it is said of Bishop Moorhouso that ho was an expert and formidable boxer right up till ho was past middle age. tie was a strong man and ho could not have done without that strength.” Ho spouo also of the classes in musical appreciation that were becoming popular now and said that it was a very good thing for Knox College that they had these lectures. Education in singing was needed in New Zealand. “We do not sing as well as the Germans sing,” Professor Howitson said “and although I have in New Zealand, and I love Now Aus’ I doubt if wo smg as well as the Aus trlians do. lam sure wo don well as the Cornish. I remember one Christmas time going down a mine in Cornwall and the men gathered round ma y hundreds of feet underground, and sang carols, each man takmg up hls pf ? r fectlv ” Manners was another subject the speaker dealt with. It was a ant thing and ho was glad to see they were taught manners. There was an old school in the motto of ' va3 “Manners maketh man. By majors, several qualities, were . ™ an^ morals, and the right Epint and thcy me. nt a groat deal in life. After rc'atmg oTie or two experiences of his own to dlustra the meaning of manners, Professor Hewitson closed his address by paying a warm tribute to the headmaster and the stall, and thanking the friends of the school for th The S next, ’and no doubt, ih° m t ° st oortant part of the ceremony was the presentation of prizes by At the conclusion of the distribution D Riley proposed a vote of thanks to the speaker, and the school year c osed with the singing of the National Anthem. The following is the prize h st: Preparatory School.—Primer classes: E. C Napier, J: F. Robertson. Certificates of mcrit! P Prlmor 11, K C. Napier; Standard 11, L. B. Napier, J. Lemon. Standard I.—D. A. E. Matheson 1, M. L Standard Si.— Dux of preparatory school (bronze medal): D. G. Moore. Second prize D. I. Ross. Progress: L. C. Napier. Vint ing and drawing: J. E. Barling. LOWER SCHOOL. Standard 111.-M. G. O’CalUghan I N. ari: rr cJt. * M sSard IV.-J. P- Cook 1. Progress. V."—S. R. Young 1, D. s - Malcolm 2. Progress: O. W. Greenslade. Special history prize: 8. R. Ycmng. Dra ing and handwork: W. A. B. Bfom. Standard VI.-Duxof Lower School (silver medal): N. C. 9 Moil N C Bogg. Governors Scholarship: Ncu C* Begg. Secondary School Entrance Bursarv Noil C. Begg. History (Dr Malcolm): A. M Drennan. Secondary School Entrance Bursary: A. M. Drennan. Second prize C W. S. Moore. Drawing: W. N. Pater son 1, J. Jarvis 2. Progress: B. H. Guthno. UPPER SCHOOL. Form HI.-Form prize and language nrize (Rev. J. J. Cairney): w . M. ”. Brookfield. Mathematics . (Mr Solomon): W M W. Brookfield. Science and Scripture: J. R- Hector. Special mathematics nrizQ * J. L« Malcolm. _ P Forin IV— Form prize and language prize- E M. Elder. Mathematics (Mr Solomon); E M Elder. Scr M. Elder. French and Science; J. M. S. Ko.s. Drawing: J. M. Sidey. Progress prizes: C. G. Riley, J- C. White. Form V.—Form prize: W. S. Gukison. Athenaeum prize for English and history: W. S. Gllkison. Science prize. W. b. Gilkison. Mathematics (Mr SoIomon) : R R Burt Drawing: G. E. Thomson, progress: J. N. Langford. General Assembly Bnraarv W. S. Gilkison. „ . Form Vl.—Dr Elder’s Language Prize: A R Malcolm. Dunedin Athenaeum Prize-’A R. Malcolm. Mathematics (Mr Solomon): P. W. S. Riley. bcnptnro; P W. S. Riley. Dux of School (gold modal): A. 11. Malcolm. Higher leaving Certificates: W. D. Cliapman, A. W. Gray. P. W. S. Rdoy. , . _ Special Prizes.—Miss Gloss ni'isic—Practical, P. M‘Nab; theory. P- M- Walker. Dr Galway’s musical appreciation: it. <)• Bowron. Mr Slemint’s carpentry: Senior, H. O. Leary; junior, W. N. Paterson. Miss Wallace’s dancing: Senior, O. G. Bogg; junior, J. 0. White. Mr M Gregor’s woolclassing: &nior, W. HGro|or; junior, C. F. M’Kenzio Old Collegians’ Essay Prize: R. D. D. Paterson. Navy League—Form VI: A. R- Malcolm. Fom Vs (!) W. S. Gilkison; (2) Aloxander C. Begg. Form IV: E. M. Elder. Form III: (1) J. L. Malcolm; (2) W. M. W. Brookfield. ' Standard VI-.JI) K. C- Begg; (2) A J. M. Drennan. Standard V: (1) S. R.'Young; (2) I. W. Standage. . Sports - Prizes.—Boxing Championship Cup (Mr W. Pearson): A. C. Begg. Most scientific boxer (Mr J. M. Eraser): A. &■ Auld. Junior boxing prize (Mr Oxley): O W. Greenslade. Boxing trophy: D - D. Benstein.. Shooting—College Shield (Miss M'Glashan): E. N. Elder. Lady Godley Senior Cup: M. R. Greenslade. Lady Godley Junior Cup: A. C. Bogg. Crosscountry run (Greenslade Cup): 1. J- MD. Stevenson. Cross-country run trophy: I. A. Stewart. Junior Athletic Cup (Mr A. M. Sidey): W. W. Thomson. Tennis Bowl (Mr A. G. Harraway): P. W. S. Riley. Tennis Handicap Medal (Mrs Hankinson): W. N. Paterson. Fives—Junior hives Championship: E. G. Smith. Senior F(vos Doubles: J. M. Sidey, L. R. Burt. Fives Cup (Dr Stuart Moore, and modal) : L. R Burt. Headmaster’s bate (1) First Eleven: E. R. Burt; (2) intermediates, R. T. C. Armstrong. Mrs Gilray s bat—Junior Eleven: H G. Smith. Athletic Championship Cup (Mr C. G. White): R. D B Paterson. Urquhart Swimming Cup: O’. E. Thompson. Head Prefect’s award 1 R. D. B. Paterson. ARCHERFIELD COLLEGE. A big gathering of parents and friends of Archerfield College assembled m the St. Andrew’s Church Hall, Carroll street, last evening for the annual prize giving and ceremony of closing for the summer vacation. Hie function was a successful and enjoykble one from every point of view, and the speeches contained many references to the satisfactory year that had been brought to a close. The ceremony was opened by the girls, who assembled in the front seats of the hall and sang the college anthem, after which the annual report was read by the ex-principal. Mrs T. Nesbit. With her on the platform were the principal, Mrs G. M. Clcghorn, Dr E. N. Herrington, and Inspector Fleming, who distributed the Pr in e an address to the pupils and parents, Dr Herrington welcomed Mrs Nesbit, who. after a stay in Australia had returned to keep in personal touch with the college. He was delighted to see her that evening, in her accustomed place at the head or the college, but during her absence she had been represented by a splendid adjutant in the person of Mrs Clcghorn. in the speaker’s opinion, Mrs Cleghorn.was one of the fincs-t teachers and principals he had ever been fortunate enough to meet The report for the college year was a good one, and disclosed a range of activities among the girls that was astounding. In modern days of occasiona gloom and depression it did people good ot attend a function such as the annual closing ceremony of a school, lor the happy and optimistic atmosphere that could be sensed was communicated to all. _ . Id referrm" to tlic sttinclcird ni&iut<iiDocl by the college, Dr Herrington spoke ,of the excellent organisation and discipline that had been apparent in the college entertainment at Ills Majesty s Theatre during the year. It pointed to a hidden perfection of arrangement in all school matters. In advising the girls to continue their studies after their school lire had ended, he appealed to them to see life steadily and see it whole : to cultivate wide interests and discrimination in tastes; finally, to .seek beauty in common things and recreation in the panics ot them college days. . . The prize list is as lojlow-s: Class I—-Progress: L. Ircoman, J. Ledgerwood, K. Napier. Class II. —Reading and arithmetic: G. Bell P. Dunlop. Reading: W. Jeffrey, Class 111. —Reading and. arithmetic: J Tcnncnt, J. Lee. Writing: J. lennent. Reading: A. Campbell. Progress: N Duncan. Class IV. —Reading: P. Hill. Writing: AI. Nevill. Handwork: D. Paterson, D. Stain - . Neatness; J. Starr. Progress: V. Taylor. Standard 1. — Arithmetic and spelling; K. Bell, R. Linden. Spelling: M. Every. Arithmetic: J. Smith. Standard II. —Arithmetic, reading, spelling, writing, poetry: M. M‘Nab. Arithmetic, reading, spelling, poetry: P. Davis. Arithmetic, spelling; H. Birt,

A. Every, J. Guthrie. Arithmetic: M. Halliday. Spelling: R. Simpson. Needlework: M. Tennent. Conduct: J. Hobbs. Standard 111. —Arithmetic, grammar, French, spelling: E. Carswell. Grammar, spelling: M. Easton. Geography, spelling: R. Bewson. Spelling: J. Gallaway, B. Wrather, S. Wren. Progress: J. Danny. Standard IV.—Scripture, arithmetic, history, spelling, Nature study, French: B. Campbell. Arithmetic, history, geograph}', grammar, spelling, French: N. Pratt. Arithmetic, grammar, spelling, French: I. Fraser. Nature study: G. ■Johnson. Geography: J. Mathewson. Spelling: B. M'Lcau. Standard V. —Arithmetic, spelling, French: J. Smith. Spelling: M. Mordie. Progress: M. Copeland and L. Henderson. Standard Vl.—History, geography, grammar, handwork, spelling, arithmetic, hygiene, French: E. Dawson; Scripture, history, geography, grammar, reading, hygiene, handwork: A. Nisbet. History, grammar, spelling, arithmetic, reading: J. Reid. Geography, grammar, hygiene, handwork: M. Ramsay. Writing, geography, spelling: B. Harris. History, hygiene: B. M'Konzie. Spelling: M. Aldridge. Handwork: M. Fraser. Writing: B. Laing. Progress: N. Patrick. Form lll.—English, history. Scripture, geography; A. M'Kenzie. French, Latin, Scripture: E. Bell. English, French: H. Paterson. Mathematics: E. Fraser. Geography: J. Scoular, M. Thomson, and E. Hay. Progress: K. Bingham. Form IV. —English, history, mathematics, French, Latin: G. Johnstone. English, French, Latin, home science. Scripture: J. Hector. English, history, geography, French: E. Lee. French, Latin: J. Ramsay. Progress: M. Anscombc, R. FrapwclL M. Boyd. Form Vb.—Scripture, French, home science: H. Carswell. Scripture, mathematics: K. Desmoulins. Georgraphy: D. Adam. Progress: O. Ghrystall, E. Walker, 11, Dallas. B. Macdonald. Form Va.—Scripture, French: A. Fleming. Scripture, history; L. Mackenzie. Form Vl.—Dus of school: I. Thomas. Proxime accessit: D. Davies. SPECIAL PRIZES. Sunday School.—T. Curow, I. Thomas, J. Scoular. Reading.—Standard IV: B. Campbell; Standard V: T. Poole; Standard VI: A. Nisbet. Needlew’ork.—Standard lIIi H. Shand; Standard IV: E. Simpson; Standard V: M. M'Loan; Standard VI: M. Ramsay; Form III: M. Greig. Dressmaking.—E. Lee. Music. — K. Desmoulins, B. Service (equal). Elocution.—J. M'Lennan 1, D. Clark 2. Senior: M. M'Gregor 1, R. Taylor 2; junior: M. Copeland and S. Wren (equal). Scripture.—Form Vb: H. Carswell; Form Va: M. Brent. Form VI; D. Davies. Conduct.—Class III: J. Lee. Drawing.—Standard IV: L. Fraser; Standard V: N. Moen; Standard VI; E. Dawson. Mental Arithmetic.—Standard V: J. Smith. Mr Rawson’s Mapping Prizes.—J. Hector I, M. Brent 2. Best Kept Form Room.—Form V. House Girls’ Tidiness Prize. —E. Walker. House Girls’ Punctuality Prize. —J. Curow. Original Poem.—J. Reid. Athemeum Prizes for Proficiency in English and History.—J. Dunlop, J. Copeland. Novy League.—Form III: B. Fraser 1, M. Tuckwell 2; Form IV: E. Lee; Form V; II Carswell 1, J. Copeland 2. Dr Waddell’s Prizes for Composition.— Senior; K. Desmoulins; junior: E. Lee. Mapping.—Form III: I. M'Lean; Form IV: E. Lee; Form V: EL Carswell, I. Williams. Otago Junior Lawn Tennis Association Senior Championship.—W. Fleming. Senior Swimming Championship (BHgh Memorial Cup). —W. Fleming. Junior Swimming Championship.—E. Bell. Senior Tennis Championship.—W. Fleming. Junior Lawn Tennis Championship. —B. Fraser. Senior Tennis Doubles Championship.—M. Brent and J. Scoular. Interform Netball Cup.—Forms Va and VI. Interstandard Netball Cup.—• Standard VI. Leaving Prefects’ Awards.—M. Brent, H. Dallas, D. Davies, I. Thomas. Nisbet Cup.—Beryl Service. Dux of School.—lsabel Thomas. Fergus Memorial Good Comrade Ring. —Jcnne Curow and Beryl Service. MOSGIEL HIGH SCHOOL. There wag a packed house last night at Mosgiel on the occasion of the annual concert of the Mosgiel High School. The whole programme was provided by the school children as follows;—Standards v and VI, national and folk songs; infants, action songs; juniors, “Rainbow Song”; Standard IV, part songs; Standard D, Toyland and Christmas tree; P. 4 and Standard J, action songs; Standard 111, country soeno; secondary department, dialogue; P. 4 and Standard I, action songs; Standard 111, country scene; Standard VI, diologuo; piano solo, Francis Hides; recitation, Russell Frew; Standard Y, song; Standard VII. dialogue. The pretty costumes worn, the attractive marches, dances and neat movements were enhanced by coloured lighting effects. Both scholars and teachers arc to bo complimented on the suocess of their concert. The rector (Mr W. Martin), in a brief address gave an interesting account of vUe school year. Mr Millar (chairman of the School Committee), who presided, congratulated the school, especially on the proficiency passes —34 out of 37. Ho referred to the changes in the staff during the year, and thanked the parents and friends for the splendid response to any appeals that had been made throughout the yem. The Mayor (Mr Walls) presented tne medals won by the senior pupils. He congratulated the school on the success of the year’s studies, and on behalf of the parents thanked tho rector (Mr Martin) and stab for tho care and attention given to tho children during the year. At the distribution of tho school prizes during tho day, the Rev. C. Kennedy ad dressed the children. The prizes were dis tributed by the chairman of tho school committee (Mr Millar) and tho Revs. G. Kennedy and Duncan. Tho following is tho prize list:— Secondary Department.—Dux: Oolin Paterson. Merit prizes: Third year—Colin Cousins, John Gilchrist, James Renton, Douglas M‘Leod, Gilford M‘Lean, Eileen Stangcr; second year—Colin Paterson, Errol Weddell, Leila Sinclair, May Garrett; first year—Doreen Davidson. Mary Tait, Irene Johnston. Gwen Mitchell, Jean cite Smollio (special). Ngaire Munro, Pro gross; Alison Stevenson. Navy League; Douglas M’Leod, Colin Paterson, Doreen Davidson. Standard Vl.—Dux of school: Tom Lawson (Mr T. K. Sidoy’s medal). Class prizes: Colin Frew, Sylvia Dyer, Edna Gillespie, Willie Murray, Francis Hicks, Willie Blackia. Tom Aitken, Allan Martin, Winston Taylor, Albert Osborne, lan M'Pheison, Jim Robert, Lindsay Martin, Raith Henderson. Sowing prize: Olivo Pauli. Cookery: Edna Gillespie. Most popular boy: Hector Paterson. Most popular girl: Frances Hicks. Standard V.—Class prizes: Willie M‘li»tosh, Willie Mitchell, Douglas Kennedy, Russell Frew, Thelma Bromncr. Doris Kayo, Doris Brown, Nellie Sproule, Nan Brown, James Gilchrist, Alice Thomson, Lindsay Young, Ethel Robert, Arthur Johnston, Fred Carr, Willie Johnstone, Elsie Weddell. Sewing: Doris Brown. Cookery: Thelma Bremner. Standard XV.—Class prizes: Helen MTntosh, Sarah Armstrong, Hazel Fowler, Gordon Martin, Nancy Taylor, Will Cousins, Jack Scott, Florence Chesncy, lu; M'Donald, Lorna Duncan. Jean Aitken, Cora Thomson, Phyllis Dyer, Jean Johnstone. lan M’Lcllan, Myrtle Osborne, Mary Ilcnsicv, Margaret Massey, Roy Bremner, Betty Pearce. Sewing; Jean Johnstone. Standard Hl.—Joyce Murray, Joan Blaclcie Margaret Wheatley. Pearl Roberts, Harold’Rickard. Albert Moyle, Ray Tourroll. Joyce Hendry, Dorothy Thomson, Margaret Swallow, Agnes Hodgson, Craigic Renton, Alexander MT.cod, Isabel Smc.aton Standard ll.—Joan Murray. Henry Kaye. Seaton M’Cartney, Brenda Harvey, June Si‘Lean. Rose Packer, Dorothy Allen, Joyce Kingon, Ellon Pulliam, Lvlc Aitken, Hazel Scott, Mavis M'Donald, Gladys Brown Jean Callick, Roy M'Gregor, Stanley Chcsney, Jack Spcdding, Allan MTveagg. Bertie M'Cunn. Louis Paterson. Ronnis Fowler. Progress: George Hornibreok. Standard I.—Juno T'uthie, Mill? Thomson, Vera Thomson, Ida M’Donald. Margaret M’Lcllan, May Fowler, Rhona Wil liams, Eric Gordon, Alexander Thomson, Doris’ Mitchell, John Geary. Colin Martin, Ruth White, Mavi ? Curscy, Valerie Mitchell, Hazel Roberts. Douglas Brown, Douglas Massey, Joyce Thomson. Sowing: Olivo Brown.

ST. DOMINICS’ COLLEGE. Form Vlb.—Dux of school (gold medal presented by Bishop Whyte): Veronica Vallis. English language and literature: Helen Smith. French: Honor Smith. Latin: Honor Smith. Algebra: Veronica Vallis. Geometry: Veronica Vallis. Trigonometry : Veronica Vallis. History: Veronica Vallis, Helen Smith. Chemistry : Honor Smith. Physiology: Veronica Vallis. First aid: Veronica Vallis. Etching: Veronica Vallis, Hclon Smith. Form Va.—First-class prize. equal (medals): Margaret Rico, Nancy Dexter. English language and literature: Nancy Dexter. French: Margaret Rice. Latin : Nancy Dexter. History: Margaret Rice, Nancy Dexter. Homo science: Margaret Rico, Maisie Wells. Physiology: Rose Vallis. Chemistry: Nancy Dexter. Arithmetic and algebra: Rose Vallis, Eileen Thompson Geometry; Eileen Thompson, Margaret Rice, Maisie Wells. Form Vb.—First-class prize (medal): Kathleen Ralph. English composition and literature: Kathleen Ralph, Molly M'Tamnoy, Patricia Lythgoe. French; Kathleen Ralph, Margaret Bartholomew. Latin : Rona Quclch, Kathleen Ralph. History; Elma Jenkins. Mathematics; Mona Hannan. Homo science: Patricia Lythgoe. Form IV.—First-class prize (medal): Molly M'Carthy. Seoond-class prize; Margaret Nyhon. English composition and literature: Molly Finnorty. French; Monica Lockhart, Latin ; Molly M‘Carthy. History: Molly M'Carthy, Margaret Nyhon, Nora Hickey. Mathematics: Margaret Nyhon, Molly M'Carthy. Homo soioneo: Molly M'Carthy, Margaret Nyhon. Form 111. —First-class prize (modal) : Margaret M'Bride. Second-class prize: Alice Hilliard. English composition and literature: Margaret M'Bride, Alice Hilliard. French: Amy M'Mcnamin. Latin: Annie M'Alovcy, Margaret M'Bride, Alice Hilliard. Arithmetic: Margaret M'Bride. Amy M'Men.amin. Mathematics; Kathleen Goughian. ... Commercial Class—Junior Division.—English composition and literature: Katie Windlo. Arithmetic: Lily Edwards. Shorthand: Katie Windle. Typewriting; Lily Edwards. Senior Division—English composition and literature: Lola I ox. Shorthand; Eileen M'Carthy. Typewriting : Rowena Dawson. Bookkeeping: Eileen M'Carthy. Commercial correspondence: Lola Fox. Grade VI. —First-class prize (medal): Viva Finlayson. Second-class prize: Marie Carrojl. Third-class prize: Margaret Crawford. Good conduct; Emily Crimp. Drawing: Patricia Bonrke. Handwork: Rosa Moody. Needlework: Irene Michell. Grade V.—Christian doctrine: Maureen Walah. First-class prize: Gertrude Plall. Second-class prize: Margaret Waigth. Third-class prize: Ann Merchant. Drawing . Margaret Mulholland. Handwork: Letitia M'Lmtock. Needlework: Margaret Waigth. Grade IV.—Christian doctrine: Freda Redding. First-class prize: Mary Walsh. Second class prize: Huia Brett. Good conduct: Mavis Windle. Writing; Katie Kinney. Drawing: Phyllis Philhpson. Needlework: Elva Pearce. Grade Hl.—Christian doctrine: Helen Bartholomew. First-class prize: Patricia Hickey. Seoond-class prize: Veronica Goughian Good conduct: Rosemary Kennedy. Drawing: Dorothy Spence. Needlework : Patricia Hussey. Grade ll.—Christian doctrine: Kathleen Gibb, Patricia Wilson. First-class prize: Hyacinth Fitzgerald. Seoond-class prize: Patricia Wilson. Reading: Olga Necs, Writing: Molly Roughan, Kathleen Carroll. Spelling: Olgo Neas. Aritrmetio: Joan M'Bride. Geography and Nature study: Douglas Jenkins. Grade I.—Christian doctrine: Mary Hail, Monica Hussey, Kevin Kerr. First-class prize: Mary Hall. Second-class prize: Monica Hussey. Third-class prize: Loretta Kay. Writing: Joyce Fitzpatrick, Eileen Leggett, Gabricllo Redding. Arithmetic: Gerald Gibb. Drawing and handwork; Lonnie Robinson. Geography and Nature study: Eric Hartstong. Class IV.—Christian_ doctrine: Patricia Woods. First-class prize: Rosa Kinney. Second-class prize: Gabricllo Brett. Thirdclass prize: Jamo M'Evoy. Reading: lan Cameron, Maureen M'Donald. Writing; Hilda M'Qnillan, Ninian Simpson. Recitation: Kevin Keane. Sentences: Joyce . Kilkoary, James Cagney. Handwork : George Simpson, Daphne Walsh, Sheila Goughian, Josephine Wilson. Drill: Raynumcl Kerr. Attendance: Dorothy M'Crackcn. Class ll.—Christian doctrine: Joan M'Clusky. First-class prize: Kathleen do Lautour. Ssecond-class prize; Patricia do Laulour. Third-class prize: John Kinney. Number: Rosemary Cameron. Wordmatching: Frances Hilliard. _ Readme: Richard Spence. Writing : Patricia Kelly. Class I.—Christian doctrine; Ellen Duffy. First-class prize: Keith Cowio. Secondclass prize: Patricia Haokett. Third-class prize: Imclda Haskett. Number: Flora Sutherland. Phonics; Jane Fames, Lawrence Woods. Script print: _ Yvonne Tohill, Cecily M'Cormack. Reading: Raymond M'Carthy. Handwork: Joan Woods, Desmond Lowe, Joseph Letoof. School of Music. —Bristol gold medal, licentiate Trinity College: Doreen Sheehy. Gold medal, associate Trinity College: Helen Smith. Medal, higher local: Rona Quelch. Medal, senior: Cecilia Millow. Prize, preparatory (violin): Julia Holmes. Prize, first steps: Hyacinth Fitzgerald. ROYAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Higher Division.—Distinction: Molly O’Reilly, Maisie Kilkelly. ELOCUTION. TRINITY COLLEGE. Local Centre Prizes.—Higher local; Maureen Bourke. Senior: Nora Hickey, Margaret M'Donnell. Intermediate: Lola r .s. Harmony.—Art of teaching and rudiments: Helen Smith. Senior grade: Marfaret Nyhon. Junior grade: Eileen ‘hompson, Maisie Kilkelly, May Campbell. Irish History Competition.—Senior division: Second place, Veronica Vallis; third place. Helen Smith; prize, Maureen Bourke, Molly Finnerty. NAVY LEAGUE PRIZES. Senior Essay.—Form Vlb: Helen Smith. Form Va: Nancy Dexter. Form Vb: Molly M'Tamney. Junior Essay.—Form IV: Molly Finnerty 1, Katie Sligo 2. Form III: Alice Hilliard. Grade VI: Ena Nyberg 1, Viva Finlayson 2. Grade V: Maureen Walsh I, Gertrude Hall 2. Class Singing.—Senior; Peggy Frahcr. Hon. mention: A. M'Mcnamin, F. Hayward, N. Hickey, M. M'Donnell, W. Rudkin, M. Thurston, J. Ward, F. Ralph, R. Vallis, M. Wells, K. Windle, K. Ralph, M. M'Tamney, M. Rice, P. Lythgoe, M. Hannan, N. Dexter, M. Buchanan, M. Nyhon, M. Finnerty. Junior: M. Wjird. School of Art. —Oil painting: Frances Ralph. Poker work and silk art: Frances Ralph. Art needlework: _ Lily Edwards. Dressmaking: Maisie Wells. Darning: Margaret M'Bride. Domestic Science: Grade VI —Margaret Stent; grade V —Alexis Kay, Molly Sandys. Dunedin Athemcum membership cards (proficiency in English and history): Honor Smith, Nancy Dexter. First-aid certificates: Veronica Vallis, Lola Fox, Helen Smith, Kathleen Ralph, Margaret.M'Donnell, Nora Hickey, Molly Finnerty, Eileen M'Carthy, Molly M'Carthy, Alice Hilliard, Dolores Pickup. Lawn Tennis. —Senior: Veronica Vallis. Junior: Esme Hankey. Hart Tennis Cup: E. Hankey. . Swimming (Mullaney Memorial Prizes). —Beginners’ Race: Patricia Cowie. Junior Race; Patricia Bourke. Junior Back Race: Margaret M'Donnell. Junior Dive: Margaret M'Donnell. Intermediate Race; Rosa Moody. Intermediate Breaststroke; Lily Edwards. Senior Backstroke: Margaret Bartholomew.. Senior Breast-stroke; Katie Sligo. Senior Dive: Margaret Bartholomew. Long Plunge: Veronica Vallis. Senior Championship: Margaret Bartholomew. Mullaney Memorial Cup for 1028; Margaret Bartholomew. . , . Physical Culture. —Senior division; Maisie Wells. Gold drill stripe: Maisie Wells, Nora Hickey, Veronica Vallis. Rose Vallis; Helen Smith, Honor Smith, Patricia Lythgoe, Maureen Bourke. Margaret Bartholomew, Mona Hannan, Winnie Iludkin, Lola Fox. Margaret M'Donnell, Maisie Kilkelly, Francos Woods. Silver drill stripe: Frances Ralph, Florence Hayward Vera Quclch, Dolores Pickup, Mar- ; garct M'Bride. Rhythmic exercises: Senior—Maisie W’clls. Nora Hickey; junior—Veronica Gan tier. Politness. —Maisie Wells. Good Conduct. —Day scholars; Honor Smith. Boarders (awarded by the nuns) : i Patricia Lythgoe. ! Wreath (awarded by votes of the . pupils).—Helen Smith. _ , ■ Christian Doctrine—Senior (gold medal presented by Rev. lather Collins) : Helen Smith. Hon. mention: Honor Smith, Mona Hannan. Church history: Mona Hannan. Scripture: Kathleen Ralph. Intermediate (medal presented by Rev. Father Gavin): Katie Sligo 1, Molly Finnerty 2. Church history; Katie Windle. Junior: Joan Hussey.

MUSSELBURGH. Standard Vl.—Dus: Colville Angus (gold medal). Proximo acceasit dux: Joseph Haig (Remington Co.’s special prize). Class marks: James Palmer (Colin Allan memorial prize), Hugh Crossan, Ivan Lawson, Katherine Langjy, Chrissic Lunam, James Dales, James Race, Harold Groves, Edna Longworth, Ellen Bayly, Rachel Elliffe, Robert Loraine, Ruby Griffiths, Maurice Chrystall, Margaret Brown, Catherine Carswell, Duncan M'Callum, Alexander Smith. Sowing: Chrissie Lunam. Cookery: Katherine Langly. Woodwork: James Palmer. Agriculture: Theory, James Palmer and Hugh Crossan (equal); practical, Arthur Thomas. History and English; Dunedin Athenmum prize, Colville Angus; St. Kilda Public Library prize, Joseph Haig. Sports: Pirates Club medal for most improved footballer, lan Caldow. Navy League prizes; Chrissie Lunam and Ruby Griffiths (equal) 1, Hugh Crossan 2. Standard Va.—Recitation, grammar, arithmetic, geography, and history (equal), spelling (equal), Prances Alexander. First equal in history: Ernest Duncan. Reading: Helen Moffat. Comprehension: Arthur Leeden. Class prizes: lan M'Lean, Muriel Marshall, Stewart Anderson, Marjorie Wallace, Nyra Lord, Dorothy Cooper, Edna Scott, Ivy ’Bayly, lan Raines, Frances M'Kee, Thelma Shilcock, Norma Bain, Roy Barrow. Writing: Rita Robinson. Composition; Etta Kirkwood. Agriculture: G. Warren. Sewing: Lorna Esplin. Woodwork: G. Warren. Cookery: E. Alexander and MHoyne. Navy League: Ernest Dune, n, Etta Kirkwood, Frances Alexander. Standard Vb.—Class prizes: Jean Lister (arithmetic and comprehension), Walter Keen (grammar and drawing), Gilda Bezar, Thomas Donaldson (geography), Bordix Martin (reading), Eric Harris (composition), Nita Gain, Olga Cowie, Molly Harrison (writing), Edna Lean, Alexander Mercer (history),Gladys Crust, Harry Millard, Geoi’ge Edwards, Mary Walker, Nellie Millard, Ethel Winton, Keith Harris, Frank Warren, Ivy Adams, Cyril Barrow, Douglas M'Kellar. Sewing: Edna Lean. Agriculture; Mansfield Bell. Woodwork: Mansfield Bell. Navy League: Olga Cowie. Cricket prize: Conrad Croal. Standard IVa.—Class prizes: Albert Pitts (arithmetic, composition, grammar, reading, comprehension, history), Clifford James, Macfarlane Elliffe, Phillip Dales, Keith M'Culloch (drawing, recitation), Ernest Wilson, Charles Macan (geography), Derek Hardwick, James Callister, Leslie Robertson, Rex Carter, Murray Thomson, John Green (writing). Swimming prize: Keith M'Culloch. Navy League: Albert Pitts, Ernest Wilson. Standard _ IVb.—James Thompson 1, Winifred Livingstone 2, Marion Klee 3. Class marks: Dorothy Davis (drawing). Hazel Race (spelling), Mavis M'Cormack, Joan Thompson, Joan Hamilton (geography), Marjorie Thompson (spelling), Myra Helm, Norman Shanks, Phyllis Turner, Joyce Watson, Richard Wallace, Helen Caradus, Thora M'Combie (reading), Andrew Smith, Rozel Grant. Swimming: Kyra Davidson. Sewing: Margaret Hill. Standard IVc.—Class marks: William Etheridge_ (English), George Newman (arithmetic)L Kenneth Skene, Stuart Boyd, Ivor Craig, Rankin Harper, Hunter Clark. Standard IHb.—Peter Hamilton 1, Thomas Somerville (English) 2, William M'Kellar 3, Class marks: Grove Crawford, Arthur Giles (arithmetic), Bruce Tuck, John Gard’ner, James Caradus, Clifford Robb, Fergus M'Cay, Frederick Smith, Alexander A. Dickson, Malcolm Highet, Gratten Maslin. Stanley Ferguson, Archie Welsh. Standard IHb.—Joyce Wilson 1, Eileen Goodger 2, Kathleen Perriman 3. Class marks: Jean Manson, Hyacinth Henderson, Nancy Ward, Rona Lord, Valmai Carver, Lucy Anderson, Victor Harris, Thelma Thomson, Lyla Monson, Edmund Williams, Ella Sansom, Irene M'Lean, Heather Forbes, Douglas Park. Roma Stafford, Godfrey Thomson, Constance Dobbie, Llewellyn Milburn. Sewing: Hyacinth Henderson. Standard ll.—Class prizes: Alice East, Arthur Bayly, Alan Burns, Grenville Crystal!, Edith Bayly, Eddie Gram, Edith Wallace, Thelma Waugh, Allenby Maslin, Kenneth Clark, Irene Marshall, Grace Lean, Margaret Baker, Doris Wills, Evelyn Litoff, Gladys Turner, Kathleen M'Crombie, Doris Livingston, Alan Paterson, Ronald Ritchie, Joyce Ridley, Francis Anderson, Dan Eckhoff, Esmae M'Ewan, Corinno Bain. Sowing: Patricia Eckhoff. Standard I.—Eric Highet 1, Lorna M'Quarrie 2, Eliza M'Mullan 3. Class marks; Margaret Beard, Marjorie Bragg, Annie Manson, Edith Lunam, Reginald Jarratt, Jack Friedlander, Myra Park, Edward Russell, Alexander Manson, Beverley Brown, Maitland Gardener, Dulcie Johnston, Gwen M'lntyre, Elaine Brown, Alison Williams, Gay Etheridge, James Edwards, Ellis, Myrtle Dyer, Norma Ritchie, James Haig, Maurice Fortune, Elsie Rennie, Joyce Somerville, Elsie Newlands, Alan Brownlie. Sewing: Betty Sheridan. ST.—lan Mackay 1, Nancy Sparrow 2, Doreen Ross 3. Class marks: Clifford Irvine, Herman Eckhoff, Betty Tyson, Keith Ronald, Mollie Wood, Jessie Palmer, Margaret Welsh, Joan Caddie, Molly Woods, Evelyn Frew, Edith MacDougall, Peter Race, Royce Caiman. Sewing: Rosamond Cunningham. P 4 A. —Class prizes: Shirley Esquilant, Ronald Hey, Allan Campbell, Billie Clark, Bobbie M'Robie, Malcolm Tyson, Bobbie Gall, Willie Waugh, Mona Fortune. P 4 B. —Frank Rennie I, Harry Hodgson 2, Kathleen Grace 3, Special progress prize: Jack Stafford. Merit: Jean PaterBillie Hellyer, Jack Barnes, Ngaire Blue’, Arthur Dickson, Billie Sheridan, Charlie Cooper, Alfred Jones, Jim Davis Lyndsay Brown, Gertie Friedlander, Vera Newman, Briton Harrison, Edna Frye, Jim M'Connell, Norma Thomson, George Stinson. MORNINGTONStandard Vl—Dus of School (gold medal) ; Inez Herrick Class Prizes: BovsJack Hannah 1, Herbert Agnew 2, Jack Dickson 3; girls-Ireno Paris 1. Joan Butler 2, Eva M Graham 5. Diligence: BoysJohn Stanley William Scott; girls-Isobel }V 00 . d ’ Iso,a Henderson, Edna Osborne Merit Certificates: First-class—Mary Craig Mavis M'Anorgnoy, Florence Whyborn,’ Alan Keen, Alexander Hall; second-class— Jul o B. Bohm, Betty Tennet, John Webster, Nelson Johnston, Alice Wilson. Athe namm Prize: Inez Horri/ik. Woodwork: Nelson Johnston, Alan Kobaeon (equal). Cookery (Mrs J. Patton): Jessio Martin. Sewing (Miss Nelson); Eva M Graham 1, F. Whyborn 2. Writing (Mr Solomon): Herbert Agnew. Lawn Tennis: Boys—Alexander R a mage; girls—Stella Porteous. Football (Mr Hall’s modal): Alexander Rainago. Basketball: Florence Whyborn. Cricket; Frank Whyborn. Navy ‘ League.—Standard V : William M'Kinnon 1, Francis Patton 2, Jessie Dodd 3. Standard VI; Inex Herrick 1, Jack Han nah 2, Betty Tennet 5. Swimming Championship.—so Yards Championship. (Mitchell Cup): Reuben Lamb. Band Prizes.—First Flutes: Senior, Frank Osborne; junior, George Lawrence. Progress: A. Russell (juniors). Agriculture. John Webster (Rev. Cooper’s special), Frank N. Bohm. Standard V Girls.—Class Prizes; Jessie Dodd 1, Myrtle Ryalls 2, Ethel Wrightson 3. Progress and Diligence; Lorraine Sinclair, Cecilia Russell, Edith Cooper. Merit Certificates: First class—Rona M'Lean, Enid Aitcheson, Margaret Whitesidesecond class—Marjory Taverner, Phyllis Christie, Maisie Wilson, Margaret Robertson. Cooking: Marjory Taverner. Sowing; Margaret Robertson. Writing: Olivo Russell (Mr Solomon’s prize). Drill: Edith Cooper. Standard Va.—Class Prizes: William Smart 1, John_ Williamson 2, Lloyd Butler 3. Merit Certificates: First class — Richard Smith, William Smart, lan M'Naroy, John Williamson, Stanley Ruddiman, Lloyd Butler; second class —John Walker, Reuben Lamb, Thomas Kennedy. Alan Birt, James Newman. William M'Kinnon. Woodwork: John Williamson. Writing (Mr Solomon’s prize): James Joyce. Progress: Thomas Kennedy, Norman Hickey. Standard IVa.—Class Prize: James Hocking. Merit Certificates: First class— James Hocking; second class—Charles Webster, Hector Freeman, Fred Freeman, Owen Sainsbnry. Progress: Fred Cope, Roderick Burton, Owen Sainsbury. Standard IV.—Class Marks: Girls—Nancy Hay and Joyce Paton (equal) 1. Mavis Smart 2. Elsie Gavan 3; boys—Robert Wilson 1, Douglas Smith 2, Douglas Anderson 5. Progress Prizes; Mavis Scott. Josephine Westrop, Isabel Sutherland. Vere Higgona, Frances Mitchell, Eunice Smim, Marjorie Morris. Dudley Fraser, Betty Woatherston, Erie Brown, Sybil Henderson, Writing (Mr Solomon’s prize): Betty Woatherston 1, Elsie Gavan 2. Sewing: Isabel Sutherland 1, Mary Martin 2. Mont Certificates: First class —Robert Wilson, Nanoy Hay, Joyce Paton, Mavis Scott,

Mavis Smart, Elsio Gavan; second class— Josephine Westrop, Isabel Sutherland, Vere Higgins Frances Mitchell, Eunice Smith, Marjorie Morris, Dudley Fraser, Fine Brown, Ashley Parker, Douglas Smith, Douglas Anderson. Standard 111. —Class marks: Girls— Mary M‘Arthur 1, Eilene Whiteside 2. Phyllis Cameron 3; boys—Robin Wilkinson 1, Maurice Grey 2, George Rapier o. Progress: Ednn M‘Le«ni, Martha SeideHn, Gwenyth Dickel, Lena Scurr, Alma Carlson, Irene Richards, Lottie Robertson. Drawing and handwork (Mrs Dickel’s prize): Alexander Easson. Writing (Mrs Henderson’s prize): Isabel Webster. Geography and history: Phyllis Cameron. Sewing: Irene Richards. Merit certificates: First class—Molly M‘Arthur, Eileen Whiteside, Phyllis Cameron; second class —Etiua M’Lean, Martha Seidelin, Lena Scurr, Alma Carlson, Robin Wilkinson. Standard Ilia. —Class marks: Girls — Joyas Padman 1, Isa Currie 2; boys— Walter Hurley 1, James Waugh 2. Class work: Nancy Crichton, Alexa Ralston, Allan Russell. Progress and diligence; Violet Stewart, Irene Gavan, Agnes Waite, Laurie Henderson, Drawing and handwork: Dan Chisholm. Writing (Mrs Henderson’s prize) : Isa Currie. Sewing prize: Joyas Padman. Merit certificates: First class —Joyas Padman,, Isa Currie, Alexa Ralston, Nancy Crichton; second class —Walter Hurley, James Waugh, Allan Russell, Myrtle , Keen. Standard ll.—Class marks; Girls— Joan Whiteside 1, Lesley Pye 2, Ainslie Horne 3; hoys—William Everett 1, Lewis Bohm 2, Ormsby Smith 3. Progress: Eileen Goyen, Dora Morris, Shirley Parker, Edgar Brockbank, Stanley Osborne. Sewing; Myrtle Russell 1, Doreen Sutherland 2. Merit certificates: First class — Joan Whiteside, Lesley Pye, William Everett; second class—Ainslie Horne, Eileen Goyen, Madge Cotton, Ruth Prout, Marion Chisholm, Jessie Jack, Lewis Bohm, Ormsby Smith. Standard Ila.—Class marks: Robert Smart 1, Grace Wyatt 2, Eleanor MTVlurray 3. Special prize: Elvia Birrell. Progress: Girls—Gwen Bennett, Koa M’Lay; boys—Eric Whyborn, Thomas Wight. Sewing: Myrtle Russell. Merit certificates: First class —Robert Smart, Grace Wyatt, Eleanor M’Murray; second class —Elvia Birrell, Eric Whyborn, William Porteous, Agnes Lewis, Douglas Shirley, Thomas Wight. Standard I.—Girls: Iris Schofield 1, Lillian Sutherland 2, Mary M'Kinnon 3. Boys: James Haugh 1, Roy Henry 2, Ronajd Marshall 3. Progress: Joan Newman, David Hurley, Stanley Ralston, James Fraser, Joyce Bennett, George Lovett D. Kennedy. Sewing: Margaret Russell _ .1, Emily Grigg 2. Merit certificates: First class —Iris Schofield, James Haugh; second class: Joyce Bennett, Betty Catnro, Molly Gollan, Mary M’Kinnon, Lillian Sutherland, Leslie Andrew, William Brown. Roy Henry, David Hurley, Ronald Marshall. Standard la.—Boys: Ray Richards i, Peter Goyen 2, Miles Henderson 3. Girls: Dorothy Freeman 1, Margaret Guyton 2, Ethel Schofield 3. Progress: Mavis ureo man, Charles Jelley, Lorn a Hepburn, Marion Simpson, Gertrude Robinson, i Bohm. Sowing: Margaret Guyton 1, Elsie Leishman 2. Writing: Joy Beattie. Drawing ; Douglas Gavan. Merit certificates — First class: Ray Richards, Peter Goyen, Marlon Simpson; second class: Eno Fraser, Ronald Hamer, Milos Henderson, Charles Jelley Andrew Mulimer, Henry Webster, William Webster, Dorothy Freeman, Mavis Freeman, Colin Bohm, Cohn M’Pherson, Gertrude Robinson, Ronald Craig, Robert Anderson. Infant Department.—Mrs Henderson’s prize: Jack Whitticnso. Special prize presented by Mrs Dickel: Marion Wyatt. GEORGE STREET. Standard Vl.—Dux of school: Marion M. Smith (gold medal). Dux boy: Ivan Davidson (silver medal). Class marks: Girls —Mary G. Macdonald, Jessie Buchanan, Tasma Woodward; boys— Richard Sprague, Roy Payne, Phillip Lomas. Arithmetic prizes: Girls, Eileen Purvis; boys, John Vinicombe. Cookery: Jessie Buchanan. Sewing: May Jackson. Woodwork and agriculture; Vernon Tyrrell. Navy League: Richard Sprague 1, Mary Macdonald 2, Jessie Buchanan 3. AthenEeum prize: Jessie Buchanan. Sport: Girls, Ailsa Pocock; boys, Cecil Goughian. Football caps presented by the Union Football Club; John Matheson, Cecil Coughlan. Monitor: Hadley Moffitt. Highly commended for sc»;ing: Lilian Bayliss. Stanadrd Va.—Class prizes: Edna Lung, ley 1, Grigor Wilson 2, Iris Thomas 3, Dorothy Rigby 4, Irene Dixon 5, Albert Knox 6. Diligence: Girl, Gwen Hughes; boy, Edward Tinker. Sewing; Hilda Pattillo. Cooking: Rene M’Neill. Woodwork: Noel Frew and Jack Paterson (equal). Navy League prizes: Allan Thompson 1, Jack Scott 2, Grigor Wilson 3. Standard Vb.—Class marks: _ Esma Thomson 1, Mavis Hastie 2," Valerie Burnard 3, Marjory Borland 4, Elaine Rowe 5, Alan Botting 6. Sewing: Zeila MHchem. Cookery: Ngarcta Drearer. Woodwork: lan Moore. Standard IVa.—Dux and sewing: Thelma Berryman. Class prizes: Andrew Anderson, Meryl Anton, Daphne Simpson, George Henwood, Eric Mackenzie, Maurice. Johnson, Neil Knox, Leslie Pearson, Daisy Brown, Hazel Watkins, Eunice Randall, Hazel Hannigan. Special: Jack Edgar and H. Hannigan. Home exercises: Walter Lake. Standard IVb. —Class marks: Girls— Elsie Marshall 1, Letty Powell 2; boys— George M’Leod 1, Frank Fox 2. Progress: Dorothy Bullock, George Newey. Diligence: Edna Riach, Alma Thompson. Sewing: Mavis Mitchem. Standard 111. —Class marks: Dons Meldrum 1, Walter Brain 2, lan M’Lay 3, Joyce Roberts 4, Leslie Hastie s(j5 (j Betty Ferguson, Tom O’Keefe (equal) 6, Alec Macnee, Esma Woodward, George Anderson. Geography: Robert Wilson, Gwen Gondie, Alberta Williams. History; Gabriel Watson. Handwork: Neil Harris. Drawing: Walter Richards. Sewing: Betty Pocock. Scripture; Ronald Lomas, Dorothy Moore. Standard Ha. —Class marks: Betty Tucker 1, Peggy Pullar 2, Dorothea Clark 3, Pat Atkinson, Baxter, Joyce Murray, Hazel Russell. Arithmetic: Joan Holmes. Progress: Ecca Anderson, Cathie Drearer. Sewing: Alma Shrimpton, Bertha Rigby, Frances Sloan, Gwen O’Keefe. Class marks; A. Hyde-Harris, L. Lawrence, William Helean, William Hanley. Writing: A. Still. Drawing: L. Griffiths. Standard Hb. —Class marks; Gordon Grimsdale 1, Kenneth Jeffery 2, Ray Johnstone 3. Frederick King 4. Diligence and recitation: Harold Davidson. Standard la.—Class marks: Girls—Margaret Howison 1, Winifred Dunn 2, Hazel Bennett 3, Thelma Peterson 4, Marion Scott 5; boys—Desmond Ritchie 1, Keith Knox 2, Jack Fraser 3, Gordon Prictor 4, Keith Bullock 5. Good conduct: Phoebe Cadraan. Sewing: Dorothy Summorcll. Standard lb.—Robert Sloan 1. Bill Templeton 2, Rbona Moores 3, Gordon Anderson 4, Keith Sarginson 5. Diligence: Stanley Seear, Hazel Whipp. Ivor Powell, Gwendoline Hogg, Eric Gouldsbury. Improvement: Mavis M’Taggart, Rosamond M'Donald, Bobbie Young. CAVERSHAM. Standard Vl.—Dux of school (ox-pupils’ gold medal), Amy F. M’Connel). Firstclass prizes: Stephen M’Connell, Ray Brown, Robert Gilbert, Gillies Bonnet. Keith Donovarf, Walter Froudo. Muriel Grocott. Second-class prizes: Edna Fox, Ken Brown, Adam Malcolrason, Lachlan Ramsay, Gordon Sutherland, Edward Wolfendcn, John Young. Navy League: Ray Brown 1, Jean Vickers 2, Robert Gilbert 3. Atbenamm prize; Ray Brown. Victory shield: Stephen M’Comieli. Cookery: Amy M'Conncll. Woodwork: Llewellyn Evans. Progress: Olga Sounoss, Marjorie Scott, James Cranston, John Martin. Writing: Mary Devcr, John M’Donald. Drawing: Marjorie Fish. Snecial attendance; Don Pollock, Edwin Nieper. Cricket: A team, J. Transtou; 15 team, G. M'Dongall. Standard V.—First class: Alee Irving, Reg. Peat, Thomas Giles, Alexander Walker, James Fish, Walter Hudson, Molly Johnston. Helene Denfortl. Margaret Gilbert, Beryl Eealson. Second class: Hugh Carmichael. Ron Chnliis, Nancy Souncss, Mary Bcecot. Navy League: Alec Irving 1. Reg. Peat 2, Helene Dcnford 3. Progress: James Leckic, Frank Gould, John Devcr. Woodwork: Alee Irving. Cookery: Chrissie Nicholson. Sewing: R. Chandler 1. M. Keane 2. Special for marks: Madge Riddle, Russel! M'Kay. Standard IV.—First-class: John Hanlon, Jean Hanning, Alan Clark, Gray Russell. James Graham, John Blythe, Robert Harborow. Margaret Birrell, Duncan Grey, David Weir. Second class: Ray Weathcrston, Ernest Stent, Elsie Fox, Freda Roberts, Ernest Freeman. Special merit Betty Lonie. Progress: Louie Stevenson. Standard 111. First class; Ronald Patterson, Harold Dixon, Cyril Donaldson,

Ruth Wills, Mavis Friend, Joan Mackay* Winnie Lyon, Julia Fraser, Nance Dunlop, Dorothy Harris. Second class: Gertie Adam, Jjessio Ewart, Marjorie Mann, Christina Chisholm, Walter Smai!. Sewing: Alice Anderson. Neat books: Mavis Friend, Clarence Edlin. Standard ll.—First class: Jack Dunlop, Robert Todd, Douglas_ Campbell, Gladys Wilson, Ellen Loasby, Nellie Gould. Second class; Percy Harwood, William Hendry, Jean Doig, Ernest Shorriff, Sydney M'Grat.h, Janet Robertson, Joy Gillies, Brio Sutherland. Graham Scott, Jean Gardner fi George Laidlaw, William Hanlon. Sewing: Phyllis Chandler. Standard I.—First class: Ray Barnes, Daphne Philp, Yvonne Macfarlane, Winnie Gerrie, Frances Small, lolantho Nieper, Allan Burt, Noel Mong, Don Graham. Second class: Mavis Chandler, Jessie Irishman, Betty M'Cracken, Ken. Fraser, Alexander Campbell, Alexander Martin, Jack Grant, Louis Gurr, Grahame Felton. MORAY PLACE. Standard Vl.—Dux of school: Helene Saiman. Navy League: Grace Miles 1» Helene Salmon 2. Nellie Griffiths 3, Athenteum prize (English and history): Helena Salmon 1. Class marks: Helene Salmon 1, Mavis Donaldson 2, Allan Burdett 5, Flora Kinniburgh 4, Robina Hyder 5, Jean Carr 6. Domestic science; Grace Miles 1, Woodwork (Mr M'Gill’s prize): George Baskett I. Homework: Robina Hyder. Drawing (Mr Hughson’s prize); Flora Kinniburgh. Most popular boy (Mr Terry<a prize): G. Baskett. Most popular girl (Mr Terry’s prize): H. Salmon. Attendance medal (seven years unbroken atendance); Flora Kinniburgh. Good conduct and diligence; Elspeth Stewart,' Celia Pollard, Daphne Parsons, Bessie Duncan, Lizzie Shallish, Eileen Jopson, Ronald Vickery, James Johanson. Standard V.—Class marks: Lena Kinniburgh 1, May Nees 2, Carolyn Shepherd 3, Cedrio M'Cracken 4, Frances Robertson 0, Evelyn Young 6. Navy League prizes: Lena Kinniburgh 1, Jack Halligan 2, May Nees 3. Sewing: Rachel Robinson. Cookery; Lena Kinniburgh. Woodwork: Jack Halligan. Merit prizes; William Brown, Jack Cooper, Marjorie Coates, James Smith, Ruby Wylie, Madge Torrance , TJ Standard IV.—Class marks: Jane _ Burdett 1, Colin Nees 2, Elizabeth White 3, Florence Warren 4, Agnes Halligan 5, Vincent Salmon 6. Sewing prize; Notta Edison Conduct and diligence; Jessie Sewell, Olga Hesse, Alma Smith, Derick Davey, Lex Coulter . . Standard 111. —Nellie Buchan 1, Eileen Maxwell 2, Annie Fulcher 3, David Lowrie 4, Dorothy Parry 5. Writing: Stanley Potre. Conduct: Qucenie Phelan. Progress: Cyril Torrance. . Class Illb.—Margaret Miller 1, Beta Warren 2. Neatness: Olga Ferguson. Sewing: Mavis Moore, Doris Robertson. Class H.—Dick Smallman 1, Hazel Campbell 2, Daphne Stewart 3, Daphne Small 4, Violet Mant 5, Edward Leckie 6. Progress prizes: Florence Day, Jean Wyness. Neatness: Hazel Campbell. Sewing; Loma Whelan. , Class Sl.—lslay Purdie 1, Harold Rmnd 2 Vernon Garden 5, Allen Garthwaite 4, Eileen Wheeler 5, Morris Garthwaita 6, Mervyn Phelan 7. Progress: John Hay, Jack Baillie,' Sidney Hawes. Neatness: Harold Rhind. Sewing: Edna Rowe,MAORI HILL. Standard Vl.—Class prizes: Girls— Freda Sneddon (dux of school) 1, Emd Paterson 2, Marion M Neill 3; boys— James Colgrave 1, Richard M Caig 2, Stanley Kay 3. Progress: Girls —Nell Barth, Betty ‘Griffiths, Elsie Sharp; boys—lan Harding, Robert Maconie. William Davidson, Athenmum prize; Enid Paterson, Writing (John Reid prizes); Freda Sneddon 1. Enid Paterson 2. Sewing; Christina Blackie. Cookery: Enid Paterson 1. Marion M'Neill 2. Woodwork: Richard M'Caig. Nature study collecting: Robert Maconie. Gardening: lan George 1, Paul Dalamore 2. Navy League: Betty Gritfiths 1, Freda Sneddon 2, Jim Colgrave 3. Queen of school: Nell Barth. Sports Prizes—Rugby football; A team, Ivan Jones; Bantams, Jack Campbell. Association football: Alo.x Murdoch. Cricket: Arthur Dingwall. Basket ball: A team. P. Griffiths; B team. A. Dickison. Boxing: Heavy-weight. A. Murdoch; sixstone class, I. M'Knigbt; five-stone class, J. Campbell; best loser, George King. Standard V.—Class work; Girls—K Shrimpton 1, M. Crawley 2, S. Andrew 3; boys—R. Eastgate I, J. Stone 2, R. Stokes 3 Merit: Girls—J. Morrison, 1. M'Doweil, G. Roy; boys—J. Sparrow, G. King, R. Scott. Cookery: M. Crawley 1, E. Shrimpton 2. Woodwork; C. MLachlan 1, R. Scott 2. Sewing: G. Roy 1, J, Morrison 2. Navy League: J. Sparrow 1, 11. Eastgate 2, J. Mathewson 3. John Reid memorial prize (writing); M. Crawlev 1. E. Shrimpton 2. 'Standard IV— Class marks: Girls— Rewa Begg 1, Jean Crooks 2, Dorothy Jordan 3; boys—Bertram Bevm 1, Colm Watson 2, Lismore. Whmam 3, Merit: Girls—Olga Eezett, Minnie Elliot, Patricia Duncan. Edna Chapman; boys—-Allan Anderson. Thomas Shrimpton. Gerald Hutton, Thomas Dunlop. Progress: Cbrissia Crooks. Drawing: Colin Glover. Sewing: Olca Bezett 1, Valmai Wadsworth 2. Standard lll.—Class marks: Girls— Mary Miehaelis 1. Kathleen Crawley 2, Beatrice M'Cahon 3; boys—Lloyd Jones 1, Arthur Barth 2, Lloyd Sparrow 3. Merit: Girls— Mary Lyth, Rae Bradley, Eileen Hope, Betty Johnstone; boys—Donald Milliner. James Thomson, Humphrey Gowland, Kay Hayward. Keith Hart, Robert Butterfield. Arthur Hanna, Alan Roberts. Progress: Jov M'Farlane, Isa Smith, Edward Chambers. Drawing and handwork: Margaret Adamson. Sewing: Peggy Hogg 1, Phyllis Joseph 2, Standard ll.—Class prizes: Girls— Sheila Campbell 1, Una Stevenson 2, Agnes M'Hugh 3; boys—Lennox W right 1, George Myers 2, Raymond Bezett 3. Merit: Rea Mason 1, Louis Megget 2. Progress: Alena Wright 1, Ngaire Walla 2 Fred Duncan 3. Drawing and hand*, work: Harold Aspinall 1, Norman Mackia 2. Sewing: Violet King 1, Ada Fache 2. Standard I.—Class marks:- Boys—Alan Pearson 1, Colin M'Cahon 2, Wilmott Meek 3; girls—Betty Thompson 1, June Gilbert 2, Dorothy George 3. Sewing: Irma M'Kay 1, Dorothy George 2. Merit: Stanley Roy. Joan Bradley. Progress: Bob, Younjx, Charles Bpyd, Ada Miehaelis (drawing and handwork), Ethel Stephen (writing), George Wadsworth (diligence). Drawing and handwork: lan M'Caig. Upper Infants. —Ronald Roy 1, James Evans 2. Connie Holme and Jack Maydon (equal) 3. SAWYERS’ BAY. Standard Vl.—Dux of school (gold modal), Thomas West. First class: Laura Mitchell, Isabella Bayne. Second class: Hoy Walker, Ralph Baris, Jean Harkness, Fred Brandham, Alex. Pocherty. Woodwork : Roy Walker and Thomas West (equal). Cookery: Jean Harkness 3, Isabella Bayne 2. Sewing: Laura Mitchell. Shooting; Fred Brandham (silver medal). Navy League essay: Laura Mitchell 1. Standard V.—First class: Jean Chisholm, Leslie Kennedy, Maitland Pratley, Henry Hudson. Myra Hcwitson, Rose Newsom,x Second class; James Treloar, Esther Aber* nethy, Andrew Perry, Andrew- Patterson, Clifford Tykes, Ronald Cox, Joyce Caspar, Sabina Pritchard. Third class: .Toha Agnew. Woodwork; James Treloar. Cookery; Esther Abcrnethy 1, Jean Chis* holm 2. Shooting; James Treloar. Navy League essay: Jean Chisholm 1, Leslie Kennedy 2. Standard IV.—First class: Ethel Skilbeck, Thomas Abernethy, Kenneth Pewtriss* Perry, Allan Lament. Second class: Lawn renco Brownlee. Third class: Charles Wallis, Thomas Harkness. Leslie Mitchell, James Pritchard, Edward Offon. Shoot* ing: Thomas Abernethy. Standard lll.—Second class: Alexander Fraser, Frank Throp. Third class: James Abnrn, Bessie Abernethy. Valentine Parley, Florence West. Dinah Tappin, Lloyd Perry, Arthur Colson. Standard ll—Second class: Douglas Kennedy. Third class: Jack Dochcrty, Jessio Mitchell, James Lean, Colin Brownlee, Walter Powtriss-Pcrry, John Broadiey, Clifford Swanerton, Hugh Palmer. Sew* ing: Mary Hewitson Standard la.—Second class: Pearl Lament, Donald Cray. Winifred Caspar. Third class: Harry Reeves. Annie Fraser, George Abernethy, Douglas Palmer. Sewing: Pearl Lament. Standard, lb.—First class: Joan Clog* horn. Second class; Ina Andrews, Brian Booth, George Gibbs. Third class: Alfred Kilpatrick, Donald Kearney. p 4.—First class: Olive Palmer, Sydney Mitchell, Ewan Agnew, John Austin, Philip Sykes, Lester Lean, Henry Broadiey, Elsia Skilbcck. Second class: Howard Offen, Wilfred Buchan. Third class: Norman Mitchell, Audrey Hurndell, Syldn Reeves, Continued on page 7.