PALMERSTON HIGH SCHOOL

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21829, 16 December 1932, Page 5

PALMERSTON HIGH SCHOOL

BREAK-UP SPORTS The following is the result of the sports meeting held in conjunction with the prizegiving ceremony of the Palmerston District Sigh School: — Potato Race. —Boys under 13; 6. Gunn 1, W. Whittleston 2. Girls under 13: A. M‘Leod 1, L. Twaddle 2. Boys under 15: M- Griffiths 1. E. Phillipson 2. Girls under, 15: H. Crosford 1, E. Philip 2. Boys Over 15: C. Heenan 1, J. Burrowfc 2. Girls over 15: L. Andrews 1. Flat Races.—Boys under nine; A. Page] 1. K. Collins 2. Girls under nine: D. Low 1, B. Keen 2. 50 Yards.—Boys under 11: K. Kennard 1 R, Wyness 2. Girls under 11: A. Gunn 1, N. M‘Leod 2. Flat Race. —Boys under 13: R. Hudson 1, 6. Gunn 2. Girls under 13: A. M'Leod 1, G. Moore 2. Boys under 15: M. Griffiths 1, W. Shaw 2. Girls under 15: E. Philip 1, H. Croxford 2. Flat Race (short). —Boys over 15; E. Currie 1, C. Heenan 2. Two Rounds.—Boys over 15: E. Currie 1, M. Griffiths 2. 75 Yards.—Girls over 15: N. Andrew 1.

Wheelbarrow, —Boys under nine: M. Gilland and D. M'Kenzie 1, E. Burrow and C. M'Gregor 2. Boys under 11: R. Wyness and J. Couling 1, L. Heenan and B. Dennison 2. Girls under 11: A. Gunn and M. Shirley 1, M. Ireland and A. Smith 2. Skipping Race. —Girls under nine: B. Keen 1, D. Low 2. Girls under 11: D. Mann 1, M. Shirley 2. Tyre Race.—Boys under nine: E. Burrow 1, K. Lester 2. Sack Race. —Boys under 11: R. Wyness 1, H. M‘Leod 2. Girls under 11: F. Pope 1, A. Gunn 2. Boys under 13: G. Gunn 1, E. Bargh 2. Girls under 13; G. Moore 1, E. Whittleston 2. Three-legged Race.—Girls under nine: M. Pringle and M. Smith, N. Philip and K. Ross (equal) 1. Boys under 11: W. Burrow and W. Trotter 1, J. Couling and R. Wyness 2. Boys under 13: J. Capstick and T. Moore 1,1). Cameron and R. Pope 2. Girls under 13: E. Dickson and P. Thomas 1, G. Moore and A. M‘Lcod 2.‘ Boys under 15: M. Griffiths and W. Shaw 1, E. Phillipson and A. Hagan 2. Girls under 15: H. Croxford and J. Bargh 1. E. Philip and I. M'Kenney 2. Boys over 15: M. Griffiths and E. Currie, and J., Burrow and W. Rawson (equal) 1. Girls over 15: B. Thomas and H. Philip 1, N. Andrew and E. Badmau 2. •’'SAIOBI3* PRIZE LIST INFANTS. Girls’ Skipping Race. —Bertha Dunn 1, Daphne Ramsay 2. Boys’ Flat Race. —Arthur Couling 1, Alan Matheson 2. Girls’ Flat Race. —Frances Ross 1, Bertha Dunn 2. The following is the prize list:— PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. Standard Vl.—Dux: Basil Arnold 1 (dux medal presented by the late Mr E. H. Clark), Henry Rasmussen 2 (Douglas Muir prizes), Effie M'Knight 3. Greatest improvement: D. Ramsay. Standard V.—Joyce Moen 1, Grace Moore 2 (Douglas Muir prizes), Rendle Pope 3, Daphne Meadows 4, Myrtle Sharpe 5, R. Smith and E. Dixon (equal)

6. Most improvement: A. M'Gregor. Sewing: Olive Dixon; Standard IV.—Elizabeth Whittlestone 1, Laurie Twaddle 2 (Douglas Muir prizes), Hazel Brown 3, Katherine Service 4. Progress: T. Wilson. ! Sewing: C. Pagel, Standard lll.—Evelyn Jull 1, Frances Sutherland 2, Frances Pope 3, Dorothy Mann 4, R. M'Gregor 5. Progress; Ngairie M'Kenzie. Sewing: Kathleen Martin. Standard - ll.—Alice Smith 1, Noel M'Leod 2, Marjorie Ireland 3. Progress: Raymond Wyness. Sewing: Dulcie Low. , Standard I.—Allan Twaddle 1, Garth Moen 2, Esther Moore 3, Myrtle Smith 4, Brian Gunn 5, Dulcie Moore 6, Gertie Burrows 7. Progress: Ivy Ballingall. Sewing: Eileen Gdanitz. Primer 4.—Ada Ireland 1, Peggy Wilson 2, Charlie M'Gregor 3, Betty Keen 4. SECONDARY DEPARTMENT. Form Hl.—James M'Dougall 1, John Hcyes 2, Phyllis. Brown 3. Special prices: Gordon Snook, Alma Rawson. Commercial: Miller Nichol. Form IV. —First English, French, arithmetic, geometry, chemistry, second history, algebra, agriculture: Hugh Henderson. First algebra, agriculture, second French arithmetic, geometry, chemistry: Eric Phillipson 2. First history: Alan Hagan 3. Home science: Edna Philip. Commercial subjects: Joyce M'Gillivray. Form V.—Dux of school: First algebra, geometry, second chemistry, history—Melville Griffiths (Dux medal presented by late Mr G. H. Clarke). Proximo accessit: First chemistry, second French; George Henderson. First arithmetic, second algebra, geometry, first English, history, French: Hazel Philip 3. Second agriculture: Frances Hancock. agriculture, second English: Florence Kemp. Form Vl.—General excellence: Tom Cowan, Hazel Phillipson, David • Martin. Girls’ tennis , championship cup: Betty Thomas. Cricket cup: David Martin.