PRIZE LIST

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19671, 13 December 1933, Page 3

PRIZE LIST

TIMARU TECHNICAL COLLEGE “BREAK-UP” TO-NIGHT Prizes will be presented to-night to the following at the annual “breakingup” ceremony of the Timaru Technical College:— DAY SCHOOL. Commercial course.—First year girls: Josephine Buckley 1. First year boys: Gordon Burrow 1. Donald Petrie 2. Good progress: Francis O’Gorman. Second year girls: Ngaire Butland (Mayor's prize) 1, Joyce Batty 2. Good progress: Kathleen Atley. Second year boys: Thomas Hargadon 1. Good progress: Athol Ward. Third year girls: Betty Tiplady 1. Boys: William Tozer 1. Dux medal for commercial course: Clare Hey wood. Domestic Science Course. First year (upper division): Phyllis Dix 1, Myra Walter 2, Violet Beckingsale 3. Lower division: Mona Gibson and Joan Minnis equal 1. Second year: Inez Tozer (Mayoress’s prize) 1. Winnie Sullivan 2, Helen Tweeddale 3. Good progress: Joyce McCullough. Good progress in art and needlework: Noeline Findlay. Third year, dux medal for domestic science course: Bessie Geddes. Trades’ Course. First year (upper division): Spencer Fuldseth 1, Ferris Cross 2, Owen McKirdy 3. Good handwork: Gordon Read. First year (lower division): Noel Dale 1. Good handwork: Rex Lienert. Second year: Victor Dephoff 1, Gordon Blackwood 2. Good handwork: Trevor Henderson. Third year: Desmond Harvey 1. George Darroch 2. Good handwork: William Smith. Dux of trades’ course: Henry Walter and special prize for woodwork. Special Subject Prizes. Wool-classing: First year, Cyril Harper; second year, James O’Connell; third year. .Frederick Clearwater. Art: Commercial course. Madge Arbuckle; domestic course, Irene Mackie; boys, Leonard McGrath. Special prize for poster work: Eileen Furby. Singing: Ruth Dale. Cookery: Mary Stapleton and Doreen Stocker (prizes given by Timaru branch of the W.D.F.U.) French: Gilbert McKirdy. Essay on “Care and Use of Saws”: Victor Dephoff (saw given by Henry Disston and Sons); Andrew Mills (set of 3 chisels, Charles Taylor, Ltd.); Thomas Hargadon (hammer, Canada Foundries and Forgings, Ltd.) League of Nations Essay (second year students): Ngaire Butland 1, Thomas Hargadon 2 (prizes given by Timaru branch of the League of Nations’ Union). For loyalty to school interests: Outstanding girl, Merle Burrell; outstanding boy, Ronald Findlay. EVENING CLASSES. Prizes for good progress.—Art: Walter Figgins. Domestic subjects: Ethel Marsh. Commercial subjects: Thelma Burton. Shorthand and typewriting: Kathleen Sullivan. Ticketwriting: Maurice Cameron, Stanley Jackson. Accountancy subjects: Margaret Maclaren. Electrical engineering: Graham Andrews. Acetone welding: Eric Ford. Engineering workshop: Colin Mitchell. SPORTS TROPHIES. Girls.—Junior swimming championship: Herbert Smith cup and miniature, Doris Watson. Senior swimming championship: Miniature cup, Ngaire Butland. Junior athletic championship: Herbert Smith cup and miniature, Rosetta Stephens. Senior athletic championship: School cup and miniature, Beatrice Oliphant. House junior swimming cup: Hawea House; Herbert Smith cup, I. Mackie). House championship: Hawea House; school cup, I. Mackie. Boys—Junior swimming championship: Herbert Smith cup and miniature L. G. Lyttle. Senior swimming championship: Miniature cup, A. Crisp. Junior athletic championship: Herbert Smith Cup and miniature: D. J. Sinclair. Senior athletic championship: Cameron cup and miniature, J. W. O'Connell-. Junior steeplechase championship: Herbert Smith cup and miniature: D J. Sinclair. Senior steeplechase championship: Miniature cup, A. Spavin. Junior shooting championship: Ladies’ challenge cup and miniature, J. G. Lyttle. Senior shooting championship: Ladies’ challenge cup and miniature: W. Trezise. House junior swimming cup: Herbert Smith cup, Pukaki House (L. G. Lyttle). House championship: Tekapo House. Principal’s Cup, J. W. O'Connell). House Points. Boys.—Tekapo House 387 i points. Pukaki House 3841 points, Hawea House 330 points, Wanaka House 179 points. Girls—Hawea House 4011 points, Pukaki House 359 points, Tekajx) House 190 points, Wanaka House 1721 points. FREE PLACES. Senior Free Places have been gained by the following pupils of the Day School:— Girls: Atley. K. M.. Barrett, R.. Batty, J., Beckingsale, I M., Bennett, G., Burt, F. A.. Butland, N. L., Cormack. M. H.. Cross. L. P.. Dale, R. C.. Findlay, N. M., Hall, M. A.. Henderson. J. M., Hudson, D. E., McCullough, J. H. Mackie, I. M., Marsden, G. M., Neilson, T. W., O'Boyle, B. M , Palliser, M.. Parker, E. M., Pratt, P. E., Simmons, R. L., Smith. M. D.. Stapleton, M. E.. Stocker. D. H„ Sullivan, W. M. S Tozer. I. E.. Tweeddale, H . Walker. J M. C., Waters, M. E.. Wilson. L. P. Boys: Blackwood. G. D.. Breliaut, E . Cague, W. S.. Cook. T. H.. Davey, O. G.. Dephoff. V. M.. Gabites, R.. Hargardon. T. A.. Henderson, T. W. J.. Hughes, C. W.. Lane, C. E., McKeever, A. W. J.. Mills. A. S.. Mitchell. B. A.. O'Connell. J. W.. Stirling, R. D.. Tangney. T. M.. i Vincent., R. S.. Ward, A., Worthington. i K. A. Evening students: Moana M. Bradley. I Mary E. R. Dunn, Mabel E. Holden. | John McKinnon, Christina H. McMaster, Ethel M. Marsh, Nancy L Milne, Alan N. Moyes Richard J. H. Smith. Robert A. Smith. Percy L. Wright. Proficiency certificates have been gained by the following: Dulcie N. Chapman. Noeline I. Dobier, Edna Finn, Mona M. Gibson. Linda M. McAuley. Phylliss M. Stonyer. Noel D. Dale, Walter A. McLeod, David J. Sinclair, Henry D. Wilson. Pitman’s shorthand speed certificates —9O words a minute: Nellie J. Duncan; 80 words a minute: Orma Manning, j Kathleen Sullivan. 70 words a minute: May Henderson, Clare Heywood, Betty Tiplady. Plumber's Registration Theory Examination: Victor Abraham. Patrick ! Murnhv.