THE SCHOOLS.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 19 December 1925, Page 11

THE SCHOOLS.

| - PRIZE DISTRIBUTIONS. i . .. | SEADOWN. The Seadown School held its annual picnic at “The Gurus,” 'Winchester, on Thursday. A very enjoyablo day was spent, but a slight rain towards evening had a tendency to spoil the day’s outing. During the afternoon races were hold, and oveiy child received a prizo, while all tho younger children were presented with a toy. Lollies, fruit, and drinks were supplied to all. During the afternoon Mr T. E. Hide (chairman of the committee) introduced Airs Gunnion, who presented the prizes. The following is the prize list:— P. 3. —Janies Cronin 1, Guthbert Shaw 2, Rena. Hide 3, and 2 others. P. 4.—John Cronin and Tom Fitzgerald (equal) I, Patricia McNamara 3, and f) others. Standard J. —Helen T”; ok ley and James MeCully (equal) 1, Hilda Anderson and Pat O’Boylo (equal) 3, and 6 others.

Standard IT.-—Akin Connolly 1, Bernard Brosnahan 2, Raymond Spillano 3, and 4 others.

Standard Hl.—Donald McDonald 1, Doreen Anderson 2, William Spillano 3, and C others.

Standard IV.—Brenda Hewson 1, Agnes Connolly 2, and 2 others. Standard V.—Mac Hawke 1, Itai Brosnahan 2, Lawrence Howard 3. Standard Vl.—Betty Brosnahan 1.

Special Prizes.—Senior : Sewing (donated by Mrs Hide), Agnes Connolly 1, Ita Brosnalidn 2. Junior: Sowing (donated by Mrs MeCully), Stella Hide 1, Una Fitzgerald 2; cleanest sewing (donated by Mrs Horwell), Brenda Hewson. Infant sewing (donated by Miss Cain), Dorden Anderson 1, W innie Hewson 2. Progress in reading (donated by Airs Southward), Ernest Philip. Excellence in handwork (donated by Aliss Alackay), Stella. Tlido 1, Ita. Brosnahan 2. Progress in arithmetic (donated by Airs Hedley), Alac Hawke 1, Agnes Connollv 2. Most progress for year’s work (donated bv Airs 0 Boyle), Donald AfcDonakl. Best .writing (donated by Air Kennedy). Margaret Plowson 1, Ray Spillano 2. Second progress (donated by Mr Gunmon), Mabel MeCully 1, Alargaret Hewson 2. First progress (donated by Air H. Brosnahan), Bernie Brosnahan 1, • Atari ■ Cortriolly 2. Keenest scholar (donated by Mr J. Edgar), W. Spil!ane.

j ; 'TTMARU AIAIN. Th®. following is the honours list for ■ the" final term . Standard Vl.—Lorna Hutton (flux), Margaret Reid, Ruth Couper,' Beryl ,Chfistie, Vera Furby, Wallace Robertson, Arthur Leonard Shirtcliff, Robert Alouat, Patterson Parr. Standard V,: Boys—Eric Low, Arthur Nicol. Ralnh Best. Robert Clark, Noel Keeley, Eric Baird, Gian villa Woodward, David Alorgan, Jbhn Keen, j an B'tchie. Girls—Elsie Barnes, j Madge Hunt. Augusta Newton, Isabel i leggott, Doris Patchett, Audrey Hold- • gate, Ebeth. Green, Baribara Lawrie, Joap Lund, and Amy Shields Standard IV. Lower—G. Donley, Alorton Shirtcliff, Ethel Abraham, Beech Rogers, : Gilbert Duncan, Rudolph Arend, Francis Nutsford, Herbert Le Sueur, David Bell, and Jack Hillary. Standards IV. Upper and 111. Upper. —Alan Low, Lily Shillito, David Wnli ton, Edna Morrison. Donald Mcßeth, I Constance Walton, Tliomas Alouat, Norl j man Sim, Betty Begg, James Foo. Orma Manning, and Rona Brehaut. Standard 111. Aliddle.—Lorna Alason, Jean AVaterreus, Joyce Nicol, Rita jSidey, Maggie Elliot, Elsie Thomson, I Violet Chamberlain, Gwen Hilliary, Alarjorie Sim, Geoffrey Parker, and Robert Afoore.

Standard 111. Lower. —Edna Fruish Ernest Bloxham, Cyril AVhitley’ Adrienne Henderson, Alice Harrold, Willie Brown, Ella Young, Jack Gabdes, Phyllis de Joux, and Jean Spence.

Standard II.: Boys.—Colin Holden, Jim Twecddale, Collins Holdgate, Eric Hill, Ashleigli Alenrs, Gordon Griffiths, Arthur Green, Eric Shewan, Trevor Melvirdy, and Leslie Grant. Girls— Verena Corrv, Winnie Shears, Nancy Ridlcv, Sylvia Keay, Olive Fruish, Eileen Baylis, Irene Farmer, Lottie Hinks, Jean Aletson, Pearl Martin, and Joy Parr.

Standard I.—lvy Afattingly, Pauline Johnston, EiJeen Fnrby, Rita Hessell, Robin Williamson, . Ivy Carnegy, Jean McKenzie, Bertha Alouat, Mona Mnlcohnson, Joan Greenall, Gordon Brehaut, and Joan AVilliams.