SCHOOL VACATIONS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20284, 17 December 1927, Page 9

SCHOOL VACATIONS.

OTAGO BOYS’ HIGH. The assembly hall at the Otago Boys’ High School was crowded yesterday afternoon on the occasion of tho annual breakup ceremony and the distribution of prizes—parents, old boys, and present boys fieing strongly represented. The chair was occupied by Dr G. E. Thompson, chairman of the Board of Governors. Dr 'Thompson remarked that the Board of Governors, which was a younger institution than the school itself, would hoiu its jubilee next month. He then went on to say that the time was coming when the ' school would be unable to accommodate Ml the boys, and, fine building though it was, it was unhappily impossible to enlarge it either vertically or horizontally. The department- had announced its intention of building a second boys’ high school South Dunedin, close to the Macandrew Road School. Only six and a-half acres )iad been provided, however, and this not being sufficient, an additional eight acres had been secured, partly out of the endowment funds and partly from Government funds. “ It is going to be, for the time being,” said Dr Thompson, and 1 hope for ever, a boys’school.— (Loud applause.) In my opinion, which I may say is not shared by all the members of the board, there should be no mixed schools for the main reason, among others, that boys and girls of adolescent age should be taught by teachers of their own sex, and that is impossible in a mixed school. Dr Thompson then introduced Mr J. J. Mallard, who was to address the boys and present the prizes. “ Mr Mallard,” he said, is one of the leading members of that very fine institution, which every visitor eulogises, the Old Boys’ Society.” Before proceeding with his remarks, Mr Mallard made reference to the death - of Mr E. R. Bowlex, an old boy of the school, who was chairman of the reunion dinner the old boys held during tournament week in Timaru. At his request the assembly stood it silence for a few seconds. The speaker then went on to say that there were three important events in the years of a school boy’s life —when he entered life, when he entered school, and when he left What was he going to do when he left? Some, of course, would go to the University to study on a higher plane some of the lessons they had been taught at school. They were not to think, however, that their education was over. “ You will find, as the years go by, that _ you are always learning,” Mr Mallard said, " and you will be surprised at what a little you know of the world and matters relating thereto. Your masters up to the present have done all they possibly can to enable you to follow the hundred-and-one pursuits there are in this world.” He added that the Otago Boys’ High School was a very young school—it was only 64 years of age —and he was pleased to say that the first boy to enter the school was alive and with them to-day. He was Mr Colin Macandrew.—>(Lbud applause as Mr Macandrew rose to his feet.) In conclusion, Mr Mallard advised the boys leaving the school to join the Old Boys’ Society which, he said, was going to be a tower of strength to New Zealand in the future. A hearty haka followed, and the presentation of prizes was proceeded with. The Chamber of Commerce prizes were presented by Mr J. Taylor (president of the chamber), who emphasised the practical side of education, and Mr VV. R. Brugh presented the Navy League prizes. The dux of the school this year is Thomas Caldwell Brooks, who joined the High School from the Macandrew Road School, of which he was dux in 1922. Brooks won both junior and senior national scholarships while he was at the High School, and two years ago he won the Herbert Webb prize for good work. He was a senior sergeant in the cadets, and was captain of the third fifteen and a member of the third cricket eleven. He was also a prefect, and one of the editors of the school magazine. PRIZE LIST. Dux of School. —T. C. Brooks (Board of Governors’ gold medal and Dux Association’s book prize) FORM PRIZES. English.—Vl.: T. O. Brooks (dux), C. ik Duff (Fergus Memorial prize). Upper V.: A. C. Holden (George H. Stewart prize). Va.: C. M. Arthur (George H. Stewart prize). Vb: J. S. Somerville._ Vc.: W. N. Strachan. Vd: J. L. D. Ritchie. Mod. Va: P. G. Gale (George H Stewart prize). Mod. Vb: H. I. K. Hopper. John F. Williams. Mod. Vc: R. M. M’Crackea (Robertson prize). IVa; R. K. Logan (Dux Association). IVb; W. G. North (Jubilee .Memorial Fund). IVo: G. L. Eastgate. IVd: E. R. Brown. Mod. IVa: J. A. Maoonie. Mod. FVL: A. G. Davys, J, L. Jolly. Mod. I'Ve: J. D. Gilroy. Ilia: A. M. T. Dickie (Dux Association). Illb: J. A. Crawley. Hlo; A. A. Rawlings, F. B.' M’Laren. Hid: A. R. Cameron. Hie; R. R. Kirkland, Matthew Walkinshaw. Mod. Ilia; T. H. Hill. Mod. IHb: H. C. Gray. Mod. Hie : A. C. A. Macphail. Mod. Hid: E. T. Marriott. „ .. Latin.—Vl: T. C. Brooks (dux). W. B. Highet (Campbell and Hawthorne Trust), Upper V: I. F. Thomson. Va: J. B. Clark (Jubilee Memorial Fund). Vb: S. C. Harding. Vc: W. T. Dunne. Vd. R. R. Rangiheuea. IVa: Norman Davis (Dux Association). IVb: J. A. Bremner, J. A, Wallace. IVc: G. U. Lmdiey. IVd: J. F. H. Howie, J. H. Ramsay. Ilia; H. H. Craig. Illb: J. G. Henderson. IIIc: Henry MacMnnus. Hid: P. M. East Ille: G. A. Beadle. French.—Vl: W. B. Highet (Hon. Sir J. R. Sinclair), T. C. Brooks. Upper V : I. F. Thomson. Va: D. K. Copland (Jubilee Memorial Fund). Vb: N. C. B. French. Vc: J. B. Manson. Vd: D. C. Rutherford. Mod. Va: J. C. Baker. Mod. Vb: John F. Williams. Mod. Vo; O. W. Miles. : Norman Davis (Dux Association). IVb: J. A. Bremner. IVc; R. J. P. Garden. IVd: J. H. Ramsay. Mod. IVa: William Hudson Mod. IVb: A. W. Duncan. Mod.' IVo: V. J. Chottleburgti. Ilia: F. G. W. Russell. Illb: J. A. Crawley. IIIc: Henry MacManus. Hid: P M East. Hie: G. A. Beadle. i.xOd. Ilia: E. 0 Knewstubb. Mod. Illb: EL C. Gray. Mod. IIIc; E. G. M’Kmlay. Mod. Hid: E. F. Marriott, Mathematics. —V: R. E. C. Beatson. Upper V: H. G. Gordon (George H. Stewart prize). Va: A. M. Finlay (George H. Stewart prize). Vb; A. W. Thomson (Jubilee Memorial Fund). Vc; W. i* Dunne. Vd: A. R. Fitchett. Mod. Va; G L. Strang (George H. Stewart prize). Mod. Vb: C. R- Lane. Mod. Vo: F. G. Walker (Robertson prize). IVa: M. V. B. King (Dux association). IVb: L. J. Roy. IVc: ft. J. P. Garden. IVd: J. VV. Wilson. Mod. IVa: William Hudson. Mod. IVb: J. A. Love. Mod. IVc: A. L. Hunter. Ilia; H. El. Craig. lUb: J. G. Henderson. IIIc: Herbert Martin Hid: R. VV. Elessey. Hie: G. A. Beadle. Mod. Ilia: E. 0. Knewstubb. Mod, lii ■ J. C. Wallace. Mod. Hxc: W. P. ft,.: Mod. Hid: C. G. Ferguson. 'S.donee.—Vl: R. J. M’Gill (Otago Institute I, Upper V;_F. R- Meldrura (Brugh Memorial prize). _Vb; A. VV. I’vhus (Fulton Memorial prize). Vc: J. N. A'lan (Fulton Memorial prize) vd: H. VV. Williamson. Mod. Va: G. L. Sf.-eng (Jubilee Memorial prize). Mod. Vb: W. K. Hamilton. Mod. Vc: J. M. {j Xin'-rey. i\ a: L. I*. Moller (Dux Association). M. V. B King (Dux Association). IVb; George Applcgarth. IVc: N. E. Mr.thcwson. IVd: Alexander Montgomery. -Hod. IVa:. Stanley Mayne. Mod.'TVb: A. C. Davys. Died. IVc: A. L. Hunter. ILIa; VV. R. Rodgerson. Illb: J. A. Crawley, Murray M’Kenzio. Hie: S. R. D. Cross. II Id: K. W. Hesscv. Hie: G. A. Beadle. Mod. Ilia: E 0. Knewstubb. Mod. Illb: J. E. Falconer. Mod. IIIc: A. M. Bridgcr. Mod. IILl: E. F. Marriott.^ Commercial. —Mod. V a: VV . 11. Masters (Mrs D. Baxter. David Bayter Memorial bursary ). Mod. Vb; B. M. Thomson. Mod Vc; W. P. Wellington. Mod, IVa: VVil’iam Hudson (Messrs VV. Secular and Co ) Mod. IVb: J, L. Jolly. Mori. Ive: T. S. Bak'd’. Mod. Ilia: E. 0. Kie-wriubb. Mod. Till); IL C. Gray. V-.d life: R. H. Morison. Mod. Hid; T. L. IL Hall. SPECIAL PRIZES. Gvmnastir-s. —Senior Cli illenge Cup and mo. Ls.!; I. 11. Jobn-on (the late Mr G. II Tm-ton i. -limi n' Challenge Cup and medal: James Ram-;;y iS-mthlanu O’d Boy.;). . , r , . . --■[) --a singles: Su'-m-er Gomle; (Ladies Chnl'emm Cup). Doubles. Soen-cr Gnuley and G. L. Molonc;.. Junior singles: L. R. Her ns /Mr J. -V Owen CualL’iiT’"’, Cn.oi : Duaoies. L. L. Uercus and G. L. VI->.<n; y. Swimming Sebum L jiainpionslups.— Senior Challenge Shield, cup, and medal; T. R. Ilarland (Robertson memorial). Junior Challenge Cup and medaL C. D. Olds (Auckland Old Boys;. Luc-saving °,nmetfli‘n: T. IE Harland (Mr E. Hyde, m Chidet Prizes. —Drill —ChaJlc-nge Shield |or most efficient platoon: No. 6 platoon.

B Company (Hon. Sir John Sinclair), Senior-sergeant R. J. Cook (Mr VV. Linton), Sergeant W. A. Stewart (Richardson Trust). Challenge howl and medal for most efficient sergeant: R.S.M. R. J. M’Gill (the Messrs Burt); second, Seniorsergeant J. A. Taylor (Richardson Trust). Sergeant’s prize: Sergeant E. S. Macfarlano (Richardson Trust); second. Sergeant W. A. Stewart (Richardson Trust). Corporals’ prize: Corporal Wm. Miller (Richardson Trust); second, Corporal W. H. Masters (Richardson Trust). Buglers’ prizes (seniors): Sergeant 0. G. Dickie (Richardson Trust j_; second (juniors), Bugler T. W. Ewart (Mrs J. L. Napier), Bugler R. J. Lamond (Richardson Trust). Drummers’ prize: Drummer J. N. Allan (Richardson Trust). Signalling section: Sig. R. A. Scott. Artillery section: Gunner I. R. M’Allum (Richardson Trust); second, Bomb. G. V. Williams (Captain L. A. Rhodes). Shooting—Challenge Cup and Hislop trophy: C.S.M. W. W. Abel {Hon. G. M. Thomson, Major J. S. Hislop). Junior Challenge Cup and medal: Corporal W. G. De C. Lowe (Richardson Trust); second, Cadet C. C. Byar (Richardson Trust). Old Boys’ match: Old Boys’ team. President W. Bannerman (1a73); present boys’ team. Cadet G. A. De Lautour (Old Boys’ team). School matches; Socond-lieutenant R. J. M’Gill (second in aggregate, Richardson Trust), Sergeant R. E. C. Beatson (Richardson Trust). Company Challenge Cups—A Company: C.S.M. W. W, Abel (ladies of New Zealand), Cadet I. H. Johnson (ladies of New Zealand). B Company: Cadet H. W. Weir (ladies of New Zealand), Cadet C. W. B. Fountain (ladies of New Zealand). Athletics.—Challenge Cup and medal; R. G. Jolly (Hon. Sir J. R. Sinclair, Old Boys’ Society). Junior Challenge Cup and medal: A J. E. Orange (Mr John Roberts, jun.). Challenge Chield for relay race: Form Vd (Mr J. J. Mallard). Stuart Haw thorne Shield for junior relay; Form IVa (Mr J. J. Mallard). Form championship banner: Mod. Va (friends of the school). Half-mile Challenge Cup: R. G. Jolly (Bauchop Memorial Cup). Crosscountry race: H. E. Jolly (Rosevear Memorial Cup). ... nr Boxing.—School championship: W. W. Abel (Mr R. G. Hudson, medal). Ten stone and under: J. M. Garden (Denniston Memorial prize). Nine stone five pounds and under: C. W. Syddall (Board of Governors). *>me stone and under: h. o. Walker (Board of Governors). Eight stone and under: L. G. M’Mullan (Board of Governors). _ _ . Cricket.— Challenge Cup; D. A. R. Moloney (the rector). Bat ior highest average: D. A. R. Moloney (Mr 1. K. Sidey, M.P.). i ■ tt Football.— Challenge Cup and prize; H. G Gordon (the Messrs Morns). Association enjp Cup and medal: G. H. Cunningham (Old Boys As sociiafcion F.C., Mr J. A. Hay). WoKK Special School Pnzes.-Herbert Webb prize: D. G. Lockhart (Mr. H. Webb). Encouragement prizes: Seniors—u. -x. M'Lachlan (Statham Memorial prize). Fifth Forms—A. K Ibbotson (Statham Memorial prize), W. J. M’Cosh (Leo Smith prize), H S. Hardy (Lee Smith prize); second year _R W. Maslin (Lee Smith prize). A. K. Smith (Lee Smith prize); first year-J. * Mitchell (Mrs S. A. Gillman), El. S. Sandford (Mr s S. A. Gillman), R. b. Wood (Mrs S. A. Gillman). Drawing: Seniors— W F. Paterson (special), H. G. Markham (Otago Art Society); second year—Stanley Mayno; first year—Graham Allen. Writing; Senior—D. G. Nicholson; junior—W. T. H. Paulin; first year—J. R. Stephenson. Reading: L. F. Moller (Dunedin Shakespeare Club). Athenmum prizes; VI, T. C. Brooks (Dunedin Athenaeum); Upper Y. A. C. Holden (Dunedin Athenaeum); V. C. M. Arthur (Dunedin Athenmum); IV, R. K. Logan (Dunedin Athenaeum); 111. A. M. T. Dickie (Dunedin Athenaeum). English essay: R. J. M’Gill (Morrow Memorial prize). Mill medal: R. E. C. Beatson (Dr T. Mill 0.M.G.), Harold Service (proximo accesserunt to dux). Navy League Prizes. —VI. T. C. Brooks. Upper Vi D. S. Nicholson, J. R. K. M’Lachlan. Va: C. M, Arthur, C. E. Spear. Vb; G. C. M’Donald, N. C. B. French. Vc: Peter M’lntyro, W. N. Strachan. Vd; J. L, D. Ritchie. A. J. T. Fraser. Mod. Va: James Brush, E S. Jeavons. Mod. Vb: G. V. Williams, L. J. Froude. Mod. Vc; R. M. M’Cracken, W. P. Wellington. IVa; L F. Moller, G. R Moloney. IVb: W. G. North J. E. Stewart. IVc: H. T, Brown, D. S. Divers (equal). IVd: Archibald Gillies, R. B. Hamilton. Mod. IVa: J. M. Alexander, W. A Hunter. Mod. IVb: T. J. Brooks. J. L. Jolly. Mod. IVc: F. L. Lindsay. A. E. R. Matheson. Ilia: A. M. T. Dickie, W. R. Rodgerson. Illb: J. R. Neill D. M. Freeman. IIIc: S. R. D. Cross’, F. B. M’Laron. Hid: P. M. East. A. R. Cameron. Hie: G. A. Beadle, R. R Kirkland. Mod. Ilia; A. M. Thomson, John Orr. Mod. Illb: G. S. Turner, H. C. Gray. Mod. IIIc: W. M. Sparrow, A. C. A. Macphail. Mod. Hid: H. D. 0. Wilson. E. F. Marriott. Chamber of Commerce Gold Medals.— Senior, W. T. M’Fadyen; junior, M. V. B. King. OTAGO GIRLS’ HIGH. The Otago Girls’ High School held its annual bi)aak-up and prize-giving cere mony in His Majesty’s Theatre last evening. Dr G. E. Thompson (chairman of the Board of Governors) presided over a very large attendance. The first part of the programme was devoted to an entertainment by the girls of the school. Several attractive items were sung by the choir, and solo numbers were given by Bertha Rawlinsqn, Dora Drake and Daphne Murdoch, while Dora Drake and Hattie Arthur sang a duct. Under Miss Taylor, the physical instructor, the Fourth Form gave a display of Swedish drill, and the Third Form girls went through some clever marching movements. Some more Swedish drill by the Fiftn and Sixth Form squads followed, and the entertainment was brought to a close by a pretty English sword dance by half a dozen girls. Tho more important part of the ceremony was then proceeded with. Dr Thompson, after referring to various changes in stair, introduced the speaker of tho evening, Mrs W. M. Benson, who, ho said, had been 10 years on the staff and four years professor of home science and head of the Home Science School. Mrs Benson took as her subject “ Loyalty,” making reference to tho loyalty of the Chinese to thoir relatives and ancestors, of tho Japanese to their king whom they reverenced, and almost idolised as the head of a largo family, and" finally of English loyalty to country. This word loyalty had a very wide meaning and it was the spirit of a national feeling that in tho past 100 years had developed admirable traits of character. The destiny of a nation depended on the thoughts and loyalty of the individuals who formed that nation, for all action was tho outcome of thought. It was the biggest question in the world to-dfcy, this loyalty to the home, to tho school, to the country, and beyond that loyalty to humanity at largo. Each form of loyalty grew out of the other and all were compatible with one another. Mrs Benson concluded by advising tho girls in the lower forms to stay on, if possible, and matriculate, for matriculation was a certiorate of general knowledge, which admitted to the majority of professions today. For those who did not care for teaching, she suggested the possibilities of ll'o homo science course and tho study of dietetics. Mrs Benson presented the form prizes and the spurts prizes, and tho Navy League prizes were presented by Mrs S. M. Bark The dux of 1927 is Madge Evelyn Martin, who is also the winner of the Anna P. Logan Stout Challenge Shield for the girl who shows best allround development i'll class work, sport, and in the social life of the school. PRIZE LIST. Dux of school; Madge Fivaline Martin (equal) English.; H. M’Allum, first cookForm VIII. —E. Lang, first Engli.-h. Latin (Miss Allan’s prize), mathematic (Messrs Brown, Ewing and Co.’s medal), botany and heat (Otago Institute prize), second French (equal); M. Martin, fir.-t I ranch, second English. Latin, mathematics, heat, gymnastics; E. Wilson, second French (equal), third Latin and mathematics; K. Scccn, first gymnastics, third English, botanv, and heat; E. Xewlands, Dalrymplo prize; M. Wither, Dalrympie prize; B. Butler, Dalrympie prize. Form VII2.—D. M. Martyn, first _ Latin, French.- mathematics, heat (Ex-Girls' Assor : -i; ion rn-ize). second F.ngh-h, tnird - i latiy; T. Allan. second mathematics,’ third Latin and French; M. lame, first o* ; i] v, -e-ond drawing, third English ; (equal) ; W. Robert-on. first Engli-h (ox B.’nil's prize); A. 'Fairbairn, second heat are! botany; D. Stone, first gymnastic-, i c. J. vmnle "prize : I". Shore, second Latin, third English (equal). Dalrymplo prize; J. ruble. Dahvmple prize; B. Rawlinson, third Engksh (equal). Dalrympie prize Form Vln.—l. V. Miller, first French, mathematic* and hygiene (Dux A-sociatio;, prize): R. Wilson, first English ( Alexander Wilson prize) and home science, second French; G. MT.aren. second English, third French’. K. Ba.'rd. second mathematics, third English. Dalrympie prize; N. Griffiths, second geography, third mathematics,

Dalrympie prize; D. Garrett, third geography and home science, Dalrympie prizo; F. Campbell, second home science and gymnastics, third mathematics and drawing; C. Mitchem, fifst geography; H. Arthur, first drawing; W. Smith, first gymnastics. Form Vs.—D. Trevena, first Latin, homo science, botany, second English, history, and French (Fergus Memorial prize); K. Butler, first mathematics, second Latin (equal), third French and home science; K. Angel, second mathematics, third botany and gymnastics; E. Sell, first French, second homo science and Latin (equal); M. D. Edwards,.first history (Va-1), equal, second botany, third English, history (Vs), and mathematics (equal); G. Macey, first English, history, and- gymnastics; M. Woods, Dalrympie prize; M. V. Davidson, Dalrymplo prize; F. _ Wilson, Dalrympie prize, third mathematics (equal). Form Va-L.—W. M’Naughton, first English (equal), French and science, second Latin, third history; E. Barnett, first Latin, second English, third French (Miss Downes's prize); M. Stewart, first gcometrv second history and science; I. Bennet, first French (equal); A. Buchan, first history, third science; D. Hunter, first algebra and reading (special); B. Robertson, first drawing; N. Jupp, first gymnastics : C. M. Wildey, Dalrympie prize; C. Lr Wildey, Dalrympie prize- H. French, third Latin, Dalrymplo prize. ’ „ t , Form Va-N.—A. Cowan, first French, home science, and algebra (A division), second history and geometry (A division); E. Labes, first English and history, second home science (equal); V. Lamb, first arithmetic (non-mathematics), gymnastics, ana "•engraphy (equal), second drawing; L. Johnstone, first arithmetic, third algebra (A division); G. Jones, first drawing, second (equal) home science, third geometry (A division); M. Holloway, first geometry (D division ;M Dunlop, first (equal) geography; E Linnane, second English and French (equal); E. Scofield, second algebra (- division), Dalrympie prize; J. Nicolson, third English. Dalrympie prize. Form Va-M.—C. Lee, first English and history, second French, book-keeping, and typing, third shorthand; D. Black, first home science, second history; P. Mirams, first French; M. Bennett, first arithmetic, third (equal) algebra: C. Mirams, first housecraft, third (equal) history: M. Reeves, second English and geometry, third (equal) history; M. Catherwood. first shorthand, third (equal) English; T Brundell. first drawing, third I*ranch; F. Baehop, first typing, second home science and shorthand; R. Etheridge, thi. . home science, Dalrympie prize: M. Laing, third (equal) arithmetic, Dalrympie prize; D. Morgan, first gymnastics. Form Vr.—M. Chisholm, first (equal) English and French, third history and geography; M. Stuart, first history, second geography, third book-keeping and dietetics (equal); I. Henderson, first (equal) English, third housecraft; N. M Lean, first (equal) English, second arithmetic; B. Fowell, first home science, dietetics, and housecraft; M. Brewster, first arithmetic and geography, third Home science, W. Fowell, first drawing, second housecraft; T. Palmer, first gymnastics; D. Drake, first book-keeping, Dalrympie prize: J. Griffin, second home science, third French, third (equal) dietetics; M. Hutton, second history, third drawing and gymnastics. _ . ~ , Form IVs. —E. Joss, first history, French, botany, home science and Latin, second mathematics; L. Faignn, first (equal) English, second French and gymnastics; J. Trownson, first, (equal) rmglish first mathematics, second botany, third home science; E. Harlow, second (equal) Latin, third history and French; F. Campbell, first gymnastics, second history, third botany: G. Wilson, second (equal) Latin, third English, Dalrympie prize; J. Marshall, second homo science, third mathematics, Dalrympie prize; M. Clemens, Dalrympie prize. Form I Va-L. —L. Coleman, first French and home science, second roometry, third algebra; J. Brasier, first algebra, second English and history, third Latin; M. Clyde, first history, second French and Latin, third geometry; A. Shilcock, first English, third French and home science; O. Jolly, first, geometry and gymnastics, third arithmetic: D. Roberts, first drawing, second algebra, third history; V. Haig, first arithmetic, third English; D. Gillies, second arithmetic and home science; N. Tyrrell, first-Latin; P. Boyd, first cookery; E. Symonds, second drawing, Dalrympie prize; J. Jackson, Dalrymplo prize; K. Fleming, Dalrympie Pr Form IVa-C. -E. BanweL, first English, history, shorthand, typing (equal), drawing, and gymnastics; K. Clark, first home science, geometry and second shorthand and algebra, third English; E Sherwood, first geography and arithmetic, second book-keeping, third French and drawing; N. Stewart, first French, second geography, third gymnastics; G. Clark, first cookery, second English: M. Collins, first algebra, second arithmetic; D. Gerkens, second French, third history and geography; T. Burke, first (equal) typing, third shorthand; F. Cameron, Dalrympie prize; E. Robertson, Dalrympie pize; i. M’Lean, Dalrympie prize. Form IVb-L. —H. Campbell, first drawing, third history and science; K. Marshall, first (equal) science, second arithmetic; J. Guthrie, first (equal) science; D. Watson, first (equal) English and history; E. Hawes, first gymnastics, second history; M. Fish, first arithmetic, third (equal) science; G. Woodward, first (equal) English; M‘ M’Allum, first cookery; A. Rout, first art drawing and design, third English. Form IVb-C.—E. Elollow, first shorthand, book-keeping, typing and gymnastics, third geography; J, Lang, first geography, second French, third arithmetic, history and book-keeping; L. Thomson, second English, geography, and drawing, third homo science and shorthand; D. Muir, first drawing and needlework; A. Simpson, first French, second history; R. Lane, first history, third English; G. Sonness, first cookery, third French; I. M’Gregqr, first homo science; I. Facer, first English; J. M’Gillivray, first arithmetic; M. Gray, second arithmetic, book-keeping and typing. Form Ills. —P. Barrowman, first algebra, geometry, arithmetic, French, home science, Latin (equal),, botany history and civics; J. Scoblo, first (equal) Latin, history and civics, third home science and English; E. Duckworth, second algebra, geometry and homo science, second (equal) botany; P. Davies, first English, second French; N. Ainge, third algebra, geometry a,nd French (equal); H. Wilson, first gymnastics, second (equal) botany; S. M’Millan, first sewing (Douglas Prize), fifth Dalrymplo prize; E. Allan, Dalrymplo prize, third Latin and arithmetic; M. Grant, Dalrymplo prize; S. Porteous, Dalrympie prize; E. M’Lean, Dalrympie prize. Form llla-L.—E. Hamilton, first Latin, French (equal), and geometry, second history and science (equal); M. Bell, first English and French (equal), second Latin; D. Hamblett. first (equal) algebra, second (equal science! third (equal; English; M. Smith, first history, second (equal) arithmetic, third geometry; L. Cooper, first science, third (equal) English; A. Thorburn, first arithmetic and sewing (Douglas prize); N. Aitkcn, first algebra; M. .Macdonald, first geometry; P. Benzoni, first gymnastics; A. Newton, second English, third French, Dalrympie prize; E. Lyon, first drawing, third algebra. Dalrymplo prize. Form lIIa-C. J. Isaac, first arithmetic, algebra and book-keeping, third geometry; R. Hunt, first French, third shorthand and home science; W. Bain, first home science, typing (equal) and gymnastics, second algebra and geometry, third arithmetic; M. King, first (equal) history and drawmg, third typing and book-keeping (equal) ; J. Forbes, first English, second French; K. Alcock, second English, arithmetic and book-keeping; S. Robertson, first (equal) history, third science; C. Peterson, first (equal) shorthand; E. Barnes, first (equal) shorthand and typing; N. M’Phail, first sew.ng, second algebra (Douglas prize); B. Melville, first geomery,. second homo science; J. Cooper, Dalrympie prize; J. Read, third history, Dalrympie prize. Form lIIBL.—E. Armstrong, first English and history, second home science and geography, third (equal) arithmetic; M. Blacklcdgc, first Latin and French; J. Moe, first homo science, second French; M. Sewed, first algebra, third history and arithmetic; J. Hazelwood, first drawing ansi sewing (Douglas prize); C. Polling, fir.-t arithmetic; M. Francis, second arithmetic and Latin, third home science and French; L. Slowlcy. first gynmast.es; M Rhodes, second English and drawing; L. Brownlee, third (equali Latin, Dalrympie nrizc; E. Lang, third (equal) Latin, Dalrympie prize. Form [IIBC. —G. M'lntosh, first home science, shorthand lequa! , and geography, second book-keeping and drawing, third French and history, G. Orlowski, first [equal F'.ngi.-h gymna-tic? and,, geometry : 11. Minnock, fir.-t (equal) English, second French, history and typing; L. Rage, first booh-keepina and sewing (Douglas prize:, third gymnastics; M. Galbraith, first French, second arithmetic, third (equal; algebra; L. Freeman, first (equal) short hand, third English; M. Turner first history," second geography; H, M'lntosh. third (equal), homo science, drawing and book-keeping; I- Morrison, .second algebra arid gcometrv; K. Aitkcn, firn arithmetic: s. w”ard, first o’, awing: D. Lawrence, firs, typing; g. Armstrong, Dalrymplo prizo.

Form IH CC. —M. M’Ewan. first French, history, and geography, second English and shorthand, third science; R. M’Ewan, first English, 'second arithmetic and science, third drawing, third bookkeeping (equal): E. Richan first science, second drawing; M, Blair, first arithmetic, third shorthand; N. Stewart, first shorthand, second bookkeeping; M. Fleming, first bookkeeping, third English; E. Hill, first drawing and sewing (Douglas prize) ; S. Vi ilson, third French and arithmetic (equal), third bookkeeping (equal), Dalryinplo prize: 1. Brown, first gymnastics, third geography, Dalrympltk prize; N. Bowie, first (equal) typing, second gymnastics ; R. Sincock, first (equal) typing; T. Robb, third typing, history, and arithmetic (equal).. Special Prizes. —M. Martin (Anna P. Logan Stout Challenge Cup): R. Orlowski, first Shakespeare reading (Dunedin Shakespeare Club’s prize); N. Abernethy, second Shakespeare reading; K. Scoon, Sidey medal for physical culture; -Lowe, Otago Art Society’s medal; G. M Daren, D Martin L. Faigan, J. Trownson P. Davies —Dunedin Atherueum Committee s prizes for English and history; F. Joss David Baxter Memorial Bursay, Sports Trophies.—Shacklock Cup (Jumoi Lawn Tennis Association Secondary SchoolTournament) .-Team: H. Souter, M. Pearce, M. Martin, S. Cameron A. Fair bairn (emergency); sports cups. Forms VII and Vln ; tennis championship—senior, iVI. Pearce; relay races (Mallard cups), Forms Ills and IV s ; swimming relay race, form VII Lower; swimming championship. IJ. Lane E. Scofield (equal) ; interform tennis —intermediate, Form TVb-c; mterfoim hockey—senior. Form VII Lower, juniot, Forrn IVa-c; interform net-ball—senior. Form Vc-n; middle, Form IVs; junior. Form Hlb-c. . _ — T ,, Navv League Essay Pnzes.-Foim _VI • Edna Lang 1, B. Rawlmson 2, H. Lana Form Vln: V. Miller. V. Smith. .Foim Vs- M. Woods. Fo-m Va-1: D. Brasior 0 B. Johnson, W. M’Naughton, M. Macaiuay. Form Va-n; E. Scofield, J. Nicolson. Io n Va-rn ■ D. Black, C. Lee. D. Morgan. Form Vr: M. Hutton, I. Henderson. Foim Rs. E. Hamilton E. Joss. Form *Va. K Symonds, E. Form R a-c L. Ban £ IZI ForTuS k Wheeler, J Scoblc. Form Ilia: E. G. Smith. Form IHa-c: 0. Gums - J Fnrrn Hb- M. E. Armstrong, A. I earce Form IHb-c: L. Freeman, 11. Mmnoek. Form IHo-c: E. Richan, M. Fleming. DOMINICAN CONVENT. SECONDARY DEPARTMENT. Special Prizes. Christian doctrine (sold *n ed pl |>r *_ sented by Rev. Father Delanj) . LUza history (gold medals, pressed by Rev. Father Hally): Semoi, Mary Aleado; junior, Kathleen Bates. Dus of college (gold medal): Elizabeth K Good conduct (gold medal); Kathleen B English literature (gold medal); Alice B Engfish and history (Atbenaum prize) : Senior, Gertrude Kane; junior, Kathleen B Tennis champion (gold medal): IMtncia Richardson (senior), Moira Du r „an (second placed Kathlene Bates Du™. 1 }’ Physical culture (silver medal). Mona Art needlework: Patricia Richardson. Form VI. —Latin; Mary Meade. Domestic science; Alice Butcher. Form V.—English: Olga Rowland. Latin: Moira Duggan. Mathematics. Elizabeth Kerr. , Form TV—Latin: Gertrude Kane. Mathematics: Mary Mooney. , . Form Illb—English: Patricia Phelan. Arithmetic: Patricia Richardson. Form Ilia—First in term: Kathleen Bates. Latin: Joyce Hannaghan. 'English; Patricia Kane. Arithmetic: Catherine Dowling. Algebra: Eileen V\ illiams. Theory of music: Imolda iylce. COMMERCIAL CLAbS. Division “A.”—Dux of class (gold medal) : Doreen O’Sullivan. Shorthand. Eileen Smith. Typewriting: Rita Caulfield. History; Jilargarot Phelan. Arithmetic: Connie Leonard. Division ” B.” —Essay and arithmetic. Peggy Toms. Shorthand: Phyllis Haig. Book-keeping: Freda Aldous. English: Margaret Kilkelly. Typewriting: Ursula Docherty. Grammar: Nan Rodgorsou. Painting: Molly Small, English and penmanship: Mary Smith. . Navy League essay (senior) : Doreen O’Sullivan. . Irish history (parish prize) : Doreen O’Sullivan 1, Connie Leonard 2. National Business College, Sydney. Gold medal awarded to Doreen O’Sullivan. PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. Standard Vl.—Christian doctrine (gold medal presented by Rev. Father Harrington): Nancy Phelan. Bible history: Molly Baker. Dux (silver medal) : bhelagh Mooney. General excellence; Eileen Maynard. Essay writing: Nancy Phelan. Arithmetic: Molly O’Sullivan. Composition: Mary Sherwill. Arithmetic: Maida Smith. English grammar: Evelyn Burden. Reading and elocution: Molly Baker. Essay writing: Nellie Bendall. Drawing and writing; Thomasinc 'iniehan. Painting and drawing: Betty Bendall. English history: Agnes Fxtznatrick. General improvement: Eileen Herlihy, Frances O’Connor. Geography: Ena ‘Smith. Special Prizes. —Good conduct (gold medal) : Mary Sherwill. Attendance (silver medal): Eileen Maynard, (silver medal) Agnes Fitzpatrick. N.Z. Tablet Irish history competition; E. Maynard, Zita M’Evoy, Shelagh Mooney. Irish history (parish prize) : Molly O’Sullivan, Nellie Bendall, Maud Decgan. Navy League.—Nancy Phelan, Mary Sherwill. Needlework: Eileen Herlihy. Standard V.—First in class: Zita M’Evoy. Arithmetic: Patricia Corcoran. History and grammar: Joyce Williams. Essay writing: Maud Deegan. Geography; Audrey Smith. Mental antnmetic: Sylvia Quirk. General improvement: Lilian Richardson. Standard IV.—Christian doctrine: Monica M’Lachlan. First in class (equal in merit) : Anne O’Cinnell and Margaret Bamford. Mental arithmetic: in ora Collins. Geography: Aileen O’Connell. English history: Mary Malaghan. Composition; Marjorie Bendall. General improvement: Annie Rodgers. Arithmetic and spelling: Monica M’Lachlan. Reading: Shelagh O’Malley. Class 111. —Christian doctrine (silver medal) : Jeannie Wyness. Bible history: Monica Macartney. First,in class (silver medal) : Jeannie Wyness. Arithmetic: Joyce Smith. Composition; Evelyn Robertson. English; Doris Jones. Dictation and tables: Annie Sherwill. Spelling: Daphne Allan. Geography: Betty Corcoran. History; Zita Corcoran. Mental arithmetic: Winnie Quirk. Read ing: Joyce Young. Writing: Josephine Bendall. Drawing: Edna Richardson. General improvement; Daisy Ilolhck. Politeness: Moira Roughan. Class ■ ll.—Christian doctrine; Avis Phelan. Bible history: Roma Clancy. First in class: Margaret Scurr. Arithmetic: Patricia O’Connor. Composition: Gabrielle King. Reading: Mercia O’Kane. Writing; Joan Austin. Recitation: Vakla Horden. Dictation and spelling: Joan Eox. Drawing: Beryl O’Leary. Standard I. —Christian doctrine: Maureen O’Dea. First in class (girls) : Monica Strang; boys, Michael O'Connell. Good conduct: Margaret Collins, Politeness; Frank Wills. Attendance; Francis M'Kay. Order: Margaret Wilkie. Arithmetic: Leo Quirk; Mental Arithmetic: Dorothy Bentley. Sentence building: Francis Marlow. Reading: Olive Wells. Waiting: Margaret Mulqueon. Spelling; Frances Hayes. Oral work: Lot Fahy. "Drawing; Joan O’Connor. Transcription: Dick Smith. Colour work: Mary M'Kay. Plasticine; Tessa Cabral. General improvement. Mavis Woods. Nature study: Molly Ruth. Recitation. Marie M'Mahon. Neatness; lan M'MurrJ>‘ KINDERGARTEN. P 4 doctrine: Zita C'avanagh. First in class: Pat Wilson. Second in j class: Dorothy Deegan. Politeness: Did- , cic Millar. 'Fables and obedience: I Evelyn M'Evoy. Singing: Margaret O'Connell. Neatness: Patricia ' Nevm. ! Writing: Ivy Clancy. Reading: Dorothy Bambord. Spoiling: Patricia Fahy. Drawing: Marie While. Number: CatiiIcon Ilalpin. Recitaliou: Madge M'Arney. Word building; Nancy Brennan. Sentence building: Yvonne O’Malley. Genera! improvement: Mary Roy. Handwork: Eileen Fanil. Good attendance; Hector Lawson. Oral number: John O’Kane. Plasticine; Owen i'oomcy. Number pictures: Francis Kennelly. Sentence building: Annas Honaghan. P3.—Christian doctrine: Dorothy Hayes. Good attendance; Eileen Conn. I leneral knowledge (equal in merit I: Joan Wills and Lorna Stark. Writing: Per! a Melon--. Neatness; Annie Win tty. S.- 111 ■ ■:is: No..Rne Wilkie. Punctuality: Mona Conn. Bibio stories: James

Robertson. General . knowledge: Robert Kelly'. Numbers: Kevin Marlow. , Drawing: Reginald Bentley'. Recitation: Maurice ' Collins. Reading: Kenneth Brown. Handwork: Louis M’Queen. Oral number: Noel Ruth. General improvement: William Sherwill. Drawing; Edward Kennelly. P2.—Politeness: Margaret Brownlie. Number pictures: Joan Donaldson. Handwork: Mary Hawkins. Drawing: Pat Trimber. Punctuality: Pat Bendall. Neatness: Pat Dempsey. Politeness: Janies Gawn. Number: Kevin O’Connor. Singing; Lawrence Roy. Pl.—Prayers: Pat Hogan. Obedience: Jean Whitty. Good attendance: Charles Fahey. Recitation: Betty Randall. SCHOOL OF MUSIC. Associate, Trinity College: Kathleen M'Alister (gold medal). Higher local (practical): Phyllis Bromby (gold medal). Higher local (theory): Mary O’Brien, Olga Rowland. Senior (practical): Margaret Phelan (gold medal). Senior (theory): Phydlis Bromby. Advaneed intermediate (theory) : Phyllis Haig. Intermediate (practical) : Elizabeth Bendall. Intermediate (theory) : Geraldine Toomey. Junior (practical): Nellie Wills. Junior (theory) : Margaret (Phelan. Preparatory (practical): Rona Lord. Preparatory (theory): Evelyn Burden. First steps (practical): Nyra Lord. Swimming.—Mullancy Memorial prizes: 880 yards (gold medal), Doreen O’Sullivan; 200 yards (gold medal), Mary Mooney; intermediate (silvul modal), Shelagh Mooney; junior (silver medal), Edna Richardson. ST. PATRICK’S. Standard Vl.—Christian doctrine (gold medal): Eileen Vintiner. 'Hon mention: Eileen Anderson, Dorothy Anderson, Ivy Blacklock, Molly Rodden. First in class (gold modal): Dorothy Anderson. Next in merit: Eileen Vintiner. Arthmetio: Grace Whelan. Hon. mention; E. Anderson, D. Anderson, I. Blacklock, M. Thompson, E. Vintiner. Reading and recitation: Kathleen Delargy. Hon, mention : E. Anderson, D. Anderson, M. Rodden, G. Whelan. Spelling: Dorothy Whitty. Hon. mention: A. Anderson, D. Anderson, I. Blacklock, K. Delargy, M. Rodden E. Vintiner, G. Whelan. Writing: Thelma Stewart. Hon. mention: E. Vintiner, A. Anderson, 1. Blacklock, D. Anderson. Irish history (parish prize): Molly Rodden. Hon, mention; E. Vintiner, I. Blacklock. English grammar and composition: Eileen Anderson. Hon. mention; D. Anderson, Ivy Blacklock, E. Vintiner, G. Whelan. Needlework (plain and fancy): May Borne, Ivy Blacklock, E. Vintiner, Kathleen Delargy. Freehand drawing, design, pen drawing, and brushwork: Ivy Blacklock. Cardboard modelling and stencillinglw Blacklock. ftbn. mention; E. Andorson ; D. Anderson, E. Vintiner. English history; , Mabel Thompson. Hon. mention : E. Vintiner, 1. Blacklock, Grace Whelan, E. and D. Anderson. Nav v League essay prizes: Eileen Vintiner and Dorothy Anderson. Monsignor Coffey scholarship: Dorothy Anderson. Proficiency certificates: Eileen Anderson, Ivy Blacklock, May Borrie, Kathleen Delargy, Molly Rodden, Thelma Steward, Mabel Thomson, Eileen Vintiner, Grace Whelan, Dorothy Whitty, Dorothy Anderson. Standard V. —Christian doctrine: Monica Toohey. Hon. mention: D. Fogarty, Joan Rodden, Edna Wood, Moira Whelan, Isabel Wir.deler, Mary Flannery, and Ella Vintinor. First in class; Doreen Fogarty. Next in merit: Monica Toohey. Arithmetic: Joan Rodden. Hon. mention: D. Fogarty, Agnes Flaherty, M. Hogan, M. Whelan, E. Wood, I. Windcler. Reading and recitation; Edna Wood. Hon, men! ion: M. Whelan, L. Robinson, Ella Vintiner, John Rodden. English grammar and composition: Moira Whelan. lion, mention: D. Fogarty, Joan Rodden, Monica Toohey, Edna Wood, Isabel Windoler. Irish history. Isabel Windoler. Hon. mention: Joan Rodden. Writing: Margaret Hogan. Hon. mention: Kitty Gillies, Gertrude Vlictstra and Edna Wood. English history and geography; Ella Vintiner. Hon. mention : D. Fogarty, Edna Wood, Joan Redden, Monica Toohey, M. Whelan. General improvement: Mary Flannery. Elocution (special prize, Trinity Collepo intermediate): Moira Whelan. Regular attendance: Agnes Flaherty, Moira Whelan. Standard IV. —Christian doctrine; Margaret Wilson. Hon. mention : Ada I.cste. First in class; Joan Lovell. Next in merit: E. Woodhousc. Arithmetic: Phoebe O’Brien and Margaret Foganty (equal merit). Hon. mention: Annie Gillies. Reading and recitation : Iris Sparnon. Hon. mention; Mary M’Kenzie, linelda A thy. History and geography; Doris Chave. Hon. mention; Ida Sparnon. Grammar and composition; Mary Robertson. Hon mention: May O’Connell. Writing-: Eileen Woodhonse, Joan Lovell, Mary Moloney. Diligence and neatness; Winifred Whitty, Joan Lovall, J. M’Kendry, P. O’Brien. Regular attendance; Doris Chave and Iris Sparnon. Standard lll.—Christian doctrine: Mary Wallace. Hon. mention : M. Forbes. First in class; Imolda Wood. .Next in merit: Eileen Peterson and Lorraine Town. Arithmetic: Kathleen Cannon. Hon. mention: K. Whelan. Reading nnj recitation; Ruth Johnson. Hon. mention: M. Wallace, Annie Roidy. History and geography; Joyce Anderson. Writing: Margaret Collins. Hon. mention: Josephine Gillies. Regular attendance: Marjory Forbes. Standard II. —Christian doctrine: Max. Lovell. Hon. mention: P. M’Manns, A. Monaghan, D. Dickens, F. Toohey. First in class: Patrick M'Manus. Next in merit. Iris MacDonald. Reading and recitation : James YVilliams. Next in merit: Myles Hughes, John Roidy, Irene M’Eneaney, Miary Sutherland. Arithmetic; Athony Monaghan. Hon. mention: Max Lovell, Pat M’Manus, Frances Toohey, and Norecu Williams. Mental arithmetic anj tables; Norecn Williams. Hon. mention. Myles Hughes, Stanley Kavanagh, Max Lovell. Composition: Irene. M’Encancy. Hon. mention; Mas Lovell, Myles Hughes. Dorothy Dickons. Writing: Dorothy Diekins, Gertrude Millar, Frances Toohey, Tqrcsa Robertson, Irene M’Encaney and Thomas Quirk. Regular attendance; Iris Macdonald 1, John Roidy 2. Standard I.—Christian doctrine: William Anderson. Hon. mention: Gertrude Borrie. First in class; Kent Johnston. Anlh motic; Glynn M’Goldrick. Next in merit: Patricia Town. Reading and recitation : Delsio Dourko, J. Fogarty. Writing: Avis Mahoney. Regular attendance: Martin Hughes, Richard Adams, V. Le-stter. Class P.4.—Catechism. Thca Johnston. Next in merit; John M’Kenzie. First in class; Esme Power. Arithmetic: Kathleen Whelan, Desmond Rodden, and Maude Collins. Reading and reciting; Violet M’Laughlan. Lena Lovell, Dulcic King. Class P. 3. —Catechism and prayers: Peter Glen. Number: Mario Sontag, Patricia Bennett. Reading : Margaret Flannery and Kathleen Plunkett. P. 2.—Prayers: Joyce Woodhousc. Number: Nancy Mahoney and Tommy Anderson. Beading: Thomas Collins, Sarah Wallace. P, 1. —Prayers: P. Fogarty, E. Newall. Number; Mary Ryan and Bernard Flannery. KAIKORAI. Standard Vl.—Dux boy; Reginald Harper (gold medall. Dux girl: Ellen Marshall (gold modal). Progress prizes: Boys— R. Hay, D. Lock, A. Suthcralnd, L. Thomas. J, Davidson. K. Stewart, C. Simkin, E. Lamb; girls—R. M’lntosh. O. , Abbott, A. Smythe, E. White, K. Knight, , B. Randle, S. Amery, J. Rae. Woodwork: j Class A—R. Harper; class B—L. Thomas and A. Sutherland (equal). Cookery: Class A—B. Randall; class B —O. Abbott. Sewing: A. Smythe. Writing: L, Holden. Drawing; J. Jowsoy and R. Morrison (equal). Athcmcum prize: R. MTntosh (English and history). Navy League: D. Lock 1. , R. Hay 2, J. Davidson 3. W. S. Fitz- I porald Memorial Prize: D. Maekay. Foot- i ball medals presented by Kaikorni Foot- i ball Club for most improved player: A I team —G. M’Gregor;- A Bantams —James Thomson: B Bantams—John Miller. | Basketball; A team —Georgina Munro, (medal); B team —Elizabeth Anderson I (modal). Standard V. —General excellence: Girls— | Margaret Anderson 1, Bessie Rawlinson 2, , Eleanor Morrison 3; hoys—Leslie Stokes 1, Vincent Davie 2, Graeme T.othian 3. i Original poetry: Edecn Richards. Improvement: Augustus Brown and Cathie Baker. 1 (Vickery -. Bes-ie ltav. iin-en and Margaret Anderson. Woodwork: Peter Mathi'-.-on. Home exercises: Leslie giokc«. Drawing; > Malcolm Millar. Sewing; Gwen V. eh--'-r, ! Neatness: Dorothy Clyde. Navy League: Hes-ie Bawlinson 1. Margaret Anderson 2, Eileen Richards 3. Swimming medal: Peter Mn.thieson. Sian.lard IV tUpper). Class marks: I Girl?—Marion Matin-son I. Annie Schofield ?, Phylli- M-.v-hali 3 Hazel FT- 4. Nellie BriToul 5 Edna Burhlcr 6. Genera! pro-O-iency : ' F'm-em ,■ ' I -i ■’ ' - : Doreen Knieht. Sowing: Jean ilav. Scripiu; e: Marion Marine on 1, Hazel FinStandard TV (Lower. —Class marks: Girls—Mariorie Malcolm 1, Hilda me 2. h o-ros; Eileen Hall. Standard 111 D pm-rh-Cia-s marl;-: Boys—Douglas Reid 1, Robert Barton 2,

Edgar Simkin 3, Alex. Brownlie 4. Pro- ] gress: Douglas Hunter, Robert Tyo- Dilig- i once: Richard Browne, Cecil Boock. Scripture : Robert Barton. I Standard IVb.—General excellence: Hall ; Memorial Prize: Ivan Excell 1, Allister ]< Reid 2. Robert Clark o. Improvement . prizes: William M’Dougall, Hugh Chisholm, Alex. Miller. Drawing; Alan Hutton. Geography: Stewart Anderson. Diligence: Kerr Sonnlag, Murdoch Paterson, Lcn Miller. Conduct: George Davie. Progress: Douglas Johnson, Alan M’Morran. Standard Vb.—General excellence: Roy M’Artbur 1, Angus Chisholm 2. Best monitor: Desmond Look. Standard 111. —Girls, Lower B —Class marks: Ettie Potbury 1, May Lowe’ 2, Paula Angelo 3. Progress: Chrissie M’Kenzie 1, Connie Spiers 2, Phyllis Webster 3. Diligence: Hilda Scott, Joyce Douglas. Drawing: Ngaire Green. Conduct: Lilian Abbott. Sewing: Vida Anderson. Special sewing and improvement: Tui Davie. Boya (Lower)—Class marks: William Feron 1, Douglas Milburn 2. Progress: Les Brown. Diligence and conduct: Stuart Avcnt. Drawing: Ted I Brandon. Standard II. —Lindsay Millar 1, Ina Farquharson and Doreen Walker (equal) 2, Emily Hart 3, Ralph Allen 4, Marjoire Foster 5, Joyce Wheeler 6, Noel Everest 7. Drill and good work: Albert Thompson. Sowing and handwork: Dorothy Green. Spelling: Bill Peri ton. Homework; Edna Don. Diligence: Girls, Mabel Morrison, Muriel Marshall; boys, Roy Paulin, Cecil Davie. ’ Progress; Jean Thomson, Allan Thomson. Standard la. —Boys—Class marks: Norman Broad 1, Archie Austin 2, Roy Jarvis (class marks and handwork) 3, Andrew Cooper, Geoffrey Allen (class marks and Homework), Bruce Wiliamson lequal) 4. Progress: Evan Aldridge, Cecil Brown. Homework: Douglas Randle. Handwork: Archibald Williamson. Girls —Class marks: Molly Lawn 1, Myrtle Feron (class marks and sewing) 2, Joan Fitchett 3, Ruth Winder 4, Betty Wood 5. Progress: Margaret Billing, Alipe Wilson. Homework: Melva Farquharson. Sewing: Eva Abbott. Drill: Doris Kershaw (drill and progress). Standard lb.—Boys: Norman Tetlow 1, Stuart Ovens 2. Girls: Alma Rankin 1, Thelma Reay and Margaret Baker (equal) 2. Progress: Raymond Marshall, Leonard Arthur. P4A. —Boys: W. M’Leod 1, J. R. Frazer 2. Girls: B. Anderson 1. T. Anthony 2, E. Rainbow 3, T. M’Vicar 4. P4B. —Boys: C. Stephenson 1, N. Simpson 2, R. Gough 3. Girls: E. Henderson 1, D. Goodlct 2, 1. Fcrin 3. ARTHUR STREET. Standard VL—-Section A: Dux of school (gold medal), Robert Munro. Class marks: Boys—Gordon Thomson 2, lan M’Kechnie 3; garls—Joan M’Gill 1, Joy Robertson 2, Joan Cupples 3. Section B:Boys Gibson Hodgo 1, Denys Ryland 2; girls—Daisy Huntley 1, Doreen Cole 2. Sewing: Koa Noale. Agriculture: Ronald Steele and Arthur Howison (equal). Woodwork —Section A, Percy Lupp; section B, Allan Dawson. Cookery: Section A, Joan Cupples; section B, Ruth Miller. General proficiency; Rita Morrison, Ruth Miller, Murray Dallas, George Robertson. Navy League: Robert Munro 1, Joan M’Gill 2, Joy Robertson 3. Athonreum prize: Robert Munro. Pirates Football Club medal ; Ronald Steele. Chapman scholarship: Present holder, Graham Rae. Dudley-Brugh scholarship: Present holder, Hugh M’Millan. Standard V.—Class marks: Clement Howell, Beryl Corkc 1, William Smith, Zeitha Johnstone 2. Victor M’Georgo, Joy Eberhardt 3. Cookery; Joy Eborhardt. Sowing: Phyllis White. Woodwork: Jack M’Dougall. Navy League: Annie Murray 1, Lillian Bailantyno 2, Phyllis White 3. Standard IV. —Class marks: Boys—Lindsay Hay I, Herbert Huntley 2, Archibald Mac Loan 3; girls—Constance Stevenson 1, Noelono Blaekio 2, Kitty Catto 3. General proficiency: lan Walker, Roderick M’Kechnic. Sowing; Cordelia Lavorty. Standard Hl.—Class marks : John Green 1, John Do Beer and Walter Scott (equal) 2, Ellis Dick 3; Betty Gunn 1, Elsie Bremnor and Loos MacGillivray (equal) 2, Gwendoline Burke 3. General proficiency: Allen Henderson. Sewing: Rua Mason. Standard ll.—Division A: Class marks —James Keogh, Frances Holmes 1, Erio Carter, Jessie Graham 2, Victor M’Gillivruy, Mollio M’Goun 3. General proficiency ; Keith Gregory, Gerald Huntley, Merle Hawkins, Jean Hoggans. .Sewing: Evelyn Young. Nature study: Graham Cookson, Joyno Allan. Division B: Stanley Miller, Una Martin 1, James Seoullar 2, Standard I.—Class marks ; Clyde Canty, Joyce Park 1, James MTntosh, Barbara M’Lanaehan 2, Allan M’Kechnie, Patricia. Robertson 5. General proficiency: Garnet Taylor, Rona Corkc. General neatness: Joan High, Isobcl Ryder. Sewing: Runa Keogh. LEITH VALLEY. Standard Vl.—Dux medal and Athentsum prize: Eva Moss, Mabel East 2. General excellence: Joan Munro. Conduct and diligence: Arthur Batton. Standard V. —Kenneth Kearney. Standard IV. —Nona Kearney 1, Maurice Dunbar and Sneddon Smith_ (equal) 2. Arithmetic and history: Willie Troup. Conduct and neatness: Jessie- Edmunds. Reading and recitation: Jean Gray. Diligence and neatness: Decima Kearney. Oral answering; Mary Short. Conduct; Victor Smith. Standard HI. —Thomas Thomson and Molly M’Carthy (equal) 1, John Moss 3. Arithmetic and English; Noel Dryden. Arithmetic and oral answering; Henry Bain. Diligence and neatness: Allan Booth. Composition; Carrio Fisher. Neatness: Georgina Gordon. Singing: Richard Phillips. Standard II. —Kathleen Kearney 1, Alma Troup 2. Standard I.—Eva Edmunds 1, Mabel Button 2. Progress: May Miller and Marion Dryden. Drawing: Frank Powell. Preparatory 111.-—Aloina Franklin 1, Morna Falconer and Jack Thomson (equal) 2. Progress: Albert Donaldson and Berta Troup. Preparatory ll.—Mae Donaldson 1, Lawrence Falconer 2. Tables: Raymond But- ■ ton. Script printing: Allan M’Carthy. Progress: Joyce Flott and Arthur Ed- ! munds. 1 Preparatory I.—Good work: Thelma j Bain. Reading: Russell Fox. Progress: ; Rita Jenkins. Conduct: Guy Powell. ) Sewing Prizes.-—Standards V and VI: Mabel East and Joan Mujjro (equal) 1. ■ Standard 111 and PV: Jessie Edmunds 1. i Standards I and II: Kathleen Kearney 1. Swimming.—Otago Schools’ Championship (girls under 14 years) ; Joan Munro 1. ; SANDYMOUNT. | Standard Vl.—General diligence and ] attendance: Wilfred Aitken. Standard V.—General diligence and > needlework; Dorothy Braid. ) Standard IV.—Arithmetic: Tom Garr j and Richard Hardman. Geography; Ver- £ non Aitken and Torn Gorr. Attendance: 1 Tom Garr, Richard Hardman, Vernon Alt- * kon, Marjory Stewart, Maggie Morris. , Needlework: Marjory Stewart, Iris Nyhon, j Maggie Morris, Pattio Nyhon. , Standard HI. —Diligence : Donald Hard- j man, Alexander Morris. , Standard I**.—General diligence—Girls: Elinor Young, Laurie Aitken; boys: , Ronald Stewart, John Morris. Dan Nyhon. 1 Needlework; Elinor Young, Georgina Dick, j Elsie Brown. , Infants.—Joyce Young 1, Morton Stewart ■ 2, Wilfred Dick 3, Kathleen Nyhon 4. j CONCORD- t i Dux of school; Alma Connor. Class marks; Alma Connor 1. Leona Connor 2, Edgar M'Ewan 3. Diligence: Ruby Piper, Marjori Atkins, Rose Phillips, Charles J Gray. i , Standard V. —Class marks; Alec M’Loan 11 1, Terence Lupine 2. Ronald Stewart 3, f Until Freeman 4. Improvement: Bertha 1 Johns, .lean Mitchell, Cecil Talbo. Dili- D gonce: Edna Bennett, Edward Chandler, ,\ nnic Ritchie, Redmond Murtagh. j 1 Standard IV. —Class mark'-: Euan Harris l 1, Jar!; Huggins 2, Rose Pollard 3, Weston ’j Clulee 4. Improvement; Leonard Morrison. Morns Williamson and Patricia Winders. Diligence: Vernon Cairney, DouglasMurlaMi, Billv Talbot and Neville Wallis. Standard Hl.—Class marks; Gwen Wcb--U-r 1, Stauh-v Turnbull 2. 'ihonnis Donaldson 3. Diligence: Elizabeth Gilliland, Sam Bennett. Encouragement: Peter Winders, Andrew S'-oull.-ir, Fred. G. Randall. Standard !L ('lass marks; Jean Gibb I, Alexia Phillips 2. William Morrison 5, F.enore Lepino and Gwen Stewart 4 (equal’. Diligence: Elmar Talbot. Violet Sim. Enroui agement: Leslie Seoullar, ]vv Ritchie, Karl Wylie. Standard I. —Class marks: William Harvey 1, Marie Lcpine and Thomas Web- , rtcr (equal) 2, Ruby Bennett 3, Sewing: ’ Marie Lcpine. Recitation : Joyce Talbot, I re-:- : Keren Ward, Hazel Randall, j Stanley Bennett. ! Class V.—Class prizes; Alison Cathro I,

Kenneth Russell 2, Dobin Woolfor3 3, Sidney Jackson Hubbard 4. Sewing: Standard VI —Alma Connor; Standard V —Jean Mitchell. Standard IV — Patricia Winders 1, Lila Taylor 2; Standard Hl—Betty Gilliland. Standard H Alexia Phillips; Standard I—Marie Lepine. Navy League: Leona Connor 1, Alec M'Lean 2, Alma Connor 3. Athemeum Prize; Ronald Stewart. Special prize for conscientious work: Gordon Turnbull. Most popular boy: Ronald Stewart. Most popular girl—Alma Connor. PORT CHALMERS DISTRICT HIGH. The prizes were presented in the Town Hall to the younger children in the torenoon, and to the others in tire afternoon. The Rev. W. M. Grant presided and the Mayor (Mr F. Andersen), the Bev, J. W. M'Kenzie, and Mrs G. F. Booth assisted. The Chairman mentioned that the status of tile school was being effected by the decreasing attendance, and it behoved parents to co-operato with Mr G. F. Booth (rector) and his staff in promoting the interests of the school. Dux. of school (gold medal); Constance Tewsley; second (Colin Allan Memorial Prize): Murray Stevenson. Intermediate division; Jessie Lindsay 1, Henry Beasley 2. Junior division : James Porter 1, Grace Shearer 2. Cookery: Jessie Lindsay, Ethel Lind. Woodwork: James Shearer, Matthew Jackson. Writing (Mr J. Watson’s prize): Jessie Lindsay, William Hall. Standard Vl.—Dux of primary department (Murray Memorial Cup); John Rae 1, John Collier 2. Girls: Nancy Davis 1, Eileen Braithwaite 2. John Mill Memodial prize: John Rae, Nancy Davis. Writing (Mr John Watson’s prize): John Rae, Nancy Davis. Sewing: Ellenor Anderson. Cookery: Beatrice Chalmers, Hazel Clifford. Woodwork: John Rae, John Munro. Drawing: Esther Clark (Mr E. Hutton’s prize). Progress (Mr Ward’s prize): Bernard Finch, Sylvia Honeybone. Navy League prize: John Mill, Myra Rogers, Mortlach Burgess. Football (Mr Todd’s prize): Best back, John Collier; best forward, Peter Souter. Standard V.—Boys: lan Scollay L Allen Wilson 2, Stanley Smith 3. Girls; Patricia Sutherland 1, Dorothy Reeves 2, Kathie M’Clelland and Eileen M'Donald (equal) 3. Woodwork; James Bain, lan Scollay. Cookery: May Thorn, Jean Telfer. Sewing : Patricia Sutherland. Writing (Mr John Watson’s prize): Archie Jackson, Vera Coleman. Progress (Mr Ward’s prize): Len Fullerton, Ethel Underwood. Navy League prizes: Dorothy Reeves, Patricia Sutherland, lan Scollay. Standard IV.—Boys: William Wade 1, William Wilson 2- Girls; Tui Rutherford 1, Joyce Johnson 2. Sewing: Elizabeth Chalmers, Gladys Olsen. Homework; Jack Hutton, Elizabeth Chalmers. Writing (Mr John Watson’s prize) : John Duggie, Elizabeth Chalmers. Progress (Mayor’s prize): Colin M'Donald, Audrey Miller. Standard III.—Boys: Gordon Keenan 1, Robert Mathewson 2, Leslie Ward 3. Girls: Reno Catherwood 1, May Hutton 2, Florence Hill 3. Sewing: Winnie Swain. Writing (Mr John Watson’s prize) : Harold Mullen, Jean Olsen. Progress (Mayor’s prize): James Lawson, Jean Olsen. , Standard II.—Boys: Walter Porter 1, James Smith 2, Herbert Berryman 3. Girls: Lena Wilson 1, Areta Pybus 2, Daphne Parker 3. Sewing: Lena Wilson. Progress: Gordon- Johnston, Given Johnson. ' Standard I.—Boys: Victor Thorn 1, Colin Rutherford 2, John Fraser 3. Girls: Joyce Webster 1, Winifred Noy 2, Ngair© Edgar 3. Sewing: Molly Smith. Progress: Eddie Edminston, Peggy Nelson. P 4 Proficiency.—Boys : Wilson Munro and William Davies (equal) 1, Malcolm M'Kenzie 2. Girls; Elizabeth M'Leod 1, Betty Knowstubb 2. Tables.—Boys: David Miller 1, James Olds .2. Girls: Thelma Hill 1, Christina Buchanan 2. P3.—Boys: John Goodyear 1, Jack Hill 2, John Cook 3. Girls: Margaret Gibba 1, EUalino Farquharson 2, Isabel Gibson 3. Progress: Venus Gibbs.