PRIZE DISTRIBUTION.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17229, 21 December 1923, Page 7

PRIZE DISTRIBUTION.

ST ALBANS. The annual prize-giving took place yesterday. The afternoon wa* devoted to the infant school. The chairman of the school committee. Mr T. P. Moore, opened the proceedings with a. short speech anct was followed bv Mr Sutherland, the hea-d master, and Mr Sey. A programme of songs and recitations wa.a given by the infants. The prizes were then presented, every child receiving »• book. Afternoon tea was dispensed by the teachers to the infants and parents. In tho evening the chairman (Mr T. P. Moore) opened the proceedings with an appropriate speech, which was followed by a short programme: Pianoforte solo. Nelson Mansfield; recitation, scholars; part song, scholars; song. Miss Ellis Fraser; action song, scholars. Speeches were made by Mr T. P. Moore. Mr Lano, secretary of the Education Board, Mr C. 8. Thompfon, a member of the board, and Mr Sutherland the head master. A special note was made that not a scholar had failed in the sixth standard The distribution of prizee then took place. The merit certificates were presented by the chairman. The prizes for Standards VI., IV., and TI. by Mr Sutherland and those for Standard V., TIT., and I. by Mr Lane. One hundred and. eighty prizes were distributed, including merit, running. swimming and lawn tennis. Over 400 merit certificates were awarded- Following is the prize list:— Standard I.- Boys—-Norman Stallard, Eric Gibbpns. Albert Dangerfield, Archibald Gray, Gilbert Thornton, Donald Gordon, Bex Potter, Arnold Ityland, Eric Gibbone, Robert Harris. StandaVd I.—Girls—Lona Fyne, "Ruth Sadler. Wylina M’Ewin, Dilys Parry, Helen Glass. Francis Gunther. Iris Miller, Alma Edwards, Gladys Evans, Dorothy Broughton. Sta.tidard ll.—Boys—Jack Hayes 1, Norrio Rogers 2. Leighton Bunz 3, Bernard Gibbard, Henry Gray. .Tack Moore, Harold Forbes. Nelson Mansfield, Leslie Barry, Spencer Moir. Standard TT.—Girls—Marjorie Greenfield 1. May Hillsdon 2. Gwendoline Williamson 3, Grace Thornton, Molly Hebden, Doris Edwards. Lilah Anderson, Joan Palmer, Thelma Hattie, Ida Jarden. Dorothy Roger. Standard lll.—Girla—Alice Le Brun 1, Ivy Whitaker 2. Frances Greenfield 3, Charlotte Anderson. Linda Constable, Betty Thomson, Molly Hatherley, Eva Rodger, Bertha Herd, Nora Bennetts, Row a Cooper. Standard lll.—Boys—Bonar Bum 1. Kenneth Thornton 2, Bernard James Ryder, William Mawson, Arthur Bailey, Jack Robinson, Charles Gregg, Edward Betteridge. Raymond Claridge, Neville Henderson.

Standard IV.— -Boys—William Earwaker 1. Gordon Hamilton 2, Percy Jowett 3, George Le Brun, Trevor Barrett, Morris Scobie, Maurice Archer. Alfred Mtmdy, James Hamilton, Hugh Townsend.

Standard IV.—Girls —Gwen Barrow 1, Veda Coton 2. Dorothy Money 3, Ethel Rrydon: Isabelle Gorrie, Margaret Seaton, Mona Boyer. Ella Moore, Alma Crampton, GwyDnoth Moore.

Special Prizes.—Writing—Emily Robertson, James Hamilton. Spelling—lsabelle Gorrie. Progress—Raymond Scott.

Standard V.—Girls—Verna Dailey 1, Alma Wright 2, Bessie Dini 3. Ena Lister, Marjorie Benge, Mona Michaclis, Elsie Blackman, Aphra Egglcstone, Mary Napier. May Britt.. Standard V.—Boys—John Hartnall 1, Noel Newson 2, Douglas Whitehead 3, Bruce Thomas, Trevor Campbell, James Anderson, Albert- Porter, Sydney Payne, Henry Doherty, Ritchie. Preston, Ken Hadler. Standard Vl.—Boys—Leonard Bunt (dux), Eric Tomlinson, Ormond Green, Cecil Whitaker. Grant Duncan. Alfred Bunn. Owen Letbaby, George Dangerfield, Jack Henderson. Trevor Dalmer. Standard VI.-- Girls—Kathleen Roberteon, Doris Rowe, Evelyn Horlcr, Phyllis Rose, Olga Schrender, Violet Gray. Elaine Allen, Laurie Quartermain, Vera Scott, Elsie Le Brun. RUNNING. Under B—E. Gibbons 1, E. Hatherley '2, B. Gibbard 3. Under 9—C. Trethowan I, . H. Forbes 2, B. Colville 3. Under 10—H. ’ Bamford 1, D. Murray 2, T. Tollerton 3. Under 11—F. Neate 1, J. Hooper 2, P. Jowett 3. Under 12—.1. Maxwell 1, G. Carpenter 2, N. Newsome 3. Under 13— C. Barrel 1, R. Knowles 2, T. Evans 3. Under 14—J. Chisnali 1. S. Flewellyn 2, W. Baillie 3. Open—G. Hazeldine 1, A. Triganco 2, J. Chisnali 3. 880yds—G. Hazoldine 1, S. Flewellyn 2, J. Chisnali 3. 100yds championship—G. Hazeldine 1, J. Chisnali 2, A. Trigs nee 3. Long jump—G. Hazeldine 1, C. Barrel! 2. J. Chisnali 3. High jump—S. Flewellyn 1, W. Baillie 2, A. Edwards 3. High jump," under 12—Harry Eseott 1, J. Martin 2, R. Lee 3. Girls.—Under B—Edna Burton and Aileen Howard 1, Frances Gunther and Marjorie Greenfield 3. Under 9 —M. Hillsdon 1, M. Lucas 2, Jessie Maxwell and P. Angus 3. Under 10—Jean Boyes 1, B. Herd 2, Una Butterfield 3. Under 11—E. Brydon I, M. Clark 2, C. Anderson 8. Under 12— E. Blackman and E. Bamford 1, E. Flewellyn and A. Cooper 3. Under 13—0. Brydon 1, B. Dini 2, O. Schrender 3. Under 14—V. Bradley 1, A. Thoms and E. Harlan d 2. Open—N. Robinson 1, V. Bradley 2, W. Ward 3. 100yds championship—N. Robinson 1. V. Bradley 2, W. Ward 3. 75yds—N. Robinßon 1, V. Bradley 2. W. Ward 3. 75yds skip—N. Robinson 1, V. Bradley 2, B. Dini 3. Tennis-ball throwing—B. Dini 1. V. Dailey % V. Bradley 3. Champions—Girls, N. Robinson; boys, G. Hazeldine. SWIMMING. Boys.—looyds championship—G. Gregg 1, C. Daniels 2. Learners (length)—J. Chisnali 1, N. Mansfield 2. Diving—C. Daniels 1, A. Kent 2, N. M'Phail 8. Back race— R. Allen 1, 8. Flewellyn 2- Duck-diving—-8. Flewellyn 1. G. Gregg 2. Breast-stroke— G. Barrell 1, R. Watson 2. Handicap (open) —H. Eseott 1. C. Daniels and G. Gregg 2. Relay race—Standard IV., Standard VI., Standard V. Plate scramble—C., Daniels 1. B. Daniels 2. Girls.—soyds championship—Violet Clegg 1. Edna Wylie 2, Vera Scott 3. learners (length)—Elaine Allen 1, Elsie Blackman 2. Betty Smith 3. Diving—Myrtle Boyer 1, Edna TVylie 2, P. Nicholls 3. Handicap (open)—V. Clegg 1, Elaine Allen 2, Edna Wylie 8. Handicap (under 13) — Betty Smith. 1. Elsie Blackman 2, Esther Heaney 3. Back race—Alma Pocock 1, Pearl Niclioll 2. Graceful swimming—Vera Scott 1. M. Kiddey 2. Relay race—Standard VI. 1, Standard V. 2. Cork scramble —Alma Pocock 1. Vera Scott 2, W. Ward 3. .Cup—Standard VI. 1, Standard IV. 2. phillipstown. 1 The first distribution of prizes in connection with tho new school at Phillipstown took place j'esterday afternoon. Mr A. L. Wilkinson, chairman of the school committee, presided, and the members of the school committee and a number of ladies were also present. The pupils in the lowest primary classes, to the number of 160, were each presented with a book. The vemaining classes, numbering close on 700 pupils, were assembled by

Mr Wilkinson and by the head master, Mr A. C. Maxwell. Hearty cheers were given for the school committee and for the head master and staff. At the conclusion of the prize-giving, a pleaßing function took place in the teachers’ room, tbe committee aud teachers being entertained at morning tea by Mr and Mrs IVilkinson. A presentation from her fellow teachers was made to Miss Brewins, who is leaving to take up another position. A presentation waß made by the teaching staff to Mr Creagh, the school caretaker. The following is the prizelist : Dux Medallists.—Atliol Sluce, Rita Wilkinson. Standard VI. —Boys—Russell Haigb 1, Ronald Eden 2. Girls—Phyllis Robinson 1, Phyllis Jackman 2. Standard V.A.—Albert Frisk 1, Raymond Warren 2. Betty Sinclair 1, Mavis Hare Standard V.B.—Gordon Watson 1, John Allison 2; Nancy Bell 1, Dorothy Mapplebeck 2. Standard IV.—William Whittle 1, Ernest Good 2; Gwendolyn Main 1, Winnie Wat--B°Standard lll.A.—Carence Cain 1, Champion Walworth 2; Alice Quaid 1, Winifred Arnold 2. Standard lll.B.—Hazel Mansill 1, Mavis Brown 2, Mary Fry 8. Dorothy Seymour Standard ll.A.—Nava Carson 1, Raymond Clarke 2; Joan Sendall 1, Mavis Underwood 2. Special—Kenneth Robinson, Eunice Thomas. Standard ll.B.—Victor Le Pago 1, Geoffrey Sinclair 2; Jocelyn Brown 1, Agnes Kirkpatrick and Marie Hume (equal) 2. Standard lA.—Leslie Sinclair 1, Raymond Linton 2; Lexie Will 1, Nellie MaLzard 2. Standard IB.—Griffin Rich 1, John Mackey 2; Kona, Jones 1, Ettie Creagh. 2. Specials—Jack Robinson, Elizabeth Bowen, Dorothy Neal. Jean Jeffries. Progress prizes.—Standard Vl.—Ernest Martin aud Rosa Ormandy. Standard V.a —Ronald Taylor and Dulcio Taylor. Standard V.b—James Snook and Isabel Kirkpatrick. Standard IV.—Uoyd Arnold and Eva Harl. Standard lll.a—James Burke -••■i Rita . DaYiejju* Sta.nda.rd HLb—• Nellie

Anderson and May Lindlay. Standard ll.a -Ronald Bradley and Thelma HurreTl. Standard 11. b—David Humphreys and Marion Johnston. Standard I.a— -George Ellis and Doris Hunt- Standard I.b—Alan Carson and Josephine Reeves. PRIMER CLASSES. P. 6.—Boys—Wilfred Courtier 1. Arthur Bryson 2, Herbert Rosindale 3. Girls Shirley Cook 1, May Varner and Ada Byfleld 2, IJly Diamond 4. Progress —Arthur Bryson and Gladys Chick. P. s.—Boys—Jack Le Page 1. Herbert Sheed 2- Girls—Grace Butwell 1, Nola Sloan 2. Progress—Douglas Carey and Rana Haigh. P. 4.- Boys—Arthur Borland and George Green equal 1. Newton Bailey 3. Girls Muriel Beecheuer 1, Patricia Robins 2. Progress—John Pullan and Rboda Law. SEWING PRIZES. 1 Senior prize, Nora O'Brien ; Standard V., Diana Seymour; Standard IV., Winnie Watson; Standard 111.. Phyllis Beechener; Standard 11., Gladys Goode; Standard 1.. Rona Jones. Football medal, awarded by Mr Hunt to tho hoy who worked hardest in team, Charles Gordon. MODEL SCHOOL. Standard V.—Mona Britton. Standard IV.—James Martin. Standard lll.—Barbara Jones. Standard ll.—Leslie Creagh. Standard I.—John Ball. P.—Eva Foster, Richard Wheal. EAST CHRISTCHURCH. The annual prize giving of the East Christchurch School took place yesterday. The prizes were presented by the Mayor. Mr J. A. Flcsher. Following is the list;— MERIT PRIZES. Infants— P. 3—Alma Wright. Herbert Black. P 4—Eileen Wilson. Frank Cottrell. P 6.—lris Baker. Frank Roberts. 1. 6—Gwen Gaffrey. Alan Clarke. Std. 1 Stella Johanniß, Claude Lloyd. Std. 1 (upper)—Mavis King, Fred. Buckley. Girla.—Std. 2^—Vera Jarvis, Myrtle Inglis. Std. 3—Emily Storer, Gwen Hartley. Std. 3 (b)—Kathleen Hulston. Std. 4—Myra. Boot. Mavis Carter. Std. s—Muriel Robinson, Grace Bradley. Std. 6—Sylvia Dab**. Ruth f-ottrell. Boys.—Std. I—Haatings Bullock. Alec. Ashton. ©tad. 2—Richard Williams. Sandelin. Std. 3—David Dawson, Charles ■ Thomas. Std. 3 (b)—Noel Harper. Std. 4 Norman Peek, Nevillo Adams. Std. s—Eric i W. Pearce, Ernest. W. Brizley. Std. 6 (a,) — I William D. Williams. Std. 6 Gerald Ayres, Charleß Barker. SPECIAL PRIZES. Std. I—Joan Kirby, Joyce Kirby, Miss Gilmour's special for neatness; Nellie Webb, sewing. Std. 1 Upper—Ruth. Harris, merit; Tom Morrow, merit.

Std. 2, girls—Annie Jackson aud Grace Collins, general work and neatness; Zaja Smithßon, composition; Peggy Glasaon. best all-round girl. Std. 2, boys—George Harper, proficiency; Clarence Buxton, English and composition; Ira Shaw, neatness and diligence. St,d. 3, girls—Violet Morrow and Dulcie Patchett. general work and neatness; Margaret Wlietter, improvement and nature Std. 3, mixed—Nellie Storer, merit; Alice Annan, eewing; Albert Rait. general excellence; Eric King, general excellence. IStd. 3 boys—Wilson Skinner, conduct and general excellence; Frank Jackson, neatness, merit and conduct; Norman Waghorn. general excellence; Jack Tatam, merit and conduct; Albert Brixton, merit and conduct; Reginald Round, conduct and general excellence. Std. 4. girls—Gladys Stigley, best allaround girl. Std. 4, boys—Allan Boot, consistent thoroughness; Kenneth Gray, composition; Jack Steeds, neatness. Std. 5, girls—Edith Gourley, diligence. Std. 6. girls—Noello Barbour, history; Lily Prater, sewing; Dorthy Moorhouse, composition; Mary Mills, Freda Carter, and Doris Waiue, general diligence and good behaviour. Swimming prizes (won at Christchurch City Council’s carnival) —F. Turgis, Dorothy Ghivers. Audrey Drury, Marjorie Cameron, Vera Stewart, Hilda Love. William Cameron. Leo. tray' 31 *’’ Rgs: - dodder, Robert 31. RatPrefects’ prizes.—Girls—Noelle -Barbour, Rona Pople. Marguerite Baxter, Dorothy Dorothy Chivers. Boys—James Le °' Barritt » Garnet Warring, Harold Keenan. Alfred Fergus. .y emoria * Prizes (dux of school)— Rona Atmore. Garnet Warring. WALTHAM. Standard VI. Proficiency.—Joseph BarDradbury, Harold Chaeton, C A ha l ton ’ David Clifford, Frederick Cookson, Arthur Culverhouse, Ernest Culverhouse, John Goldstone, Don Harvey. James Haworth. Gordon Innes, Lester Martin, John May. Norman M'Naugliton, Aubrey Murray, Alfred Pedder. George Simpson Lance Tregear, Herbert Vine, David u atts Louis York©, Gladys Auton. Rona Beveridge, Mavis Bishop, Jessie Black, *w Carter, Gladys Fitzsimmons, Dorothy Fright, Gladys Galt, Ethne Gannonsway, Connie Hansen. Gladys Jennings, . lani ? Latham, Grace Lyes, Ethel LyBigh, Maud M’Kenzie, Ila Mortlock, Mavis Pellow. Veda Ramsay, Grace Stothere. Elsie Treneary, Edna Small. Evelyn Upton, Florence Wood, Elinor Webster, Maud Yeoman. Endorsed Competency.—Robert Kissel, Eric Morrison, John Scott. Isabel Fright. Competency.—Walter Smith, Douglas M-’Kay, 3toua Burrows, Edna HanAcock. Thelma 3l’Clurc. Winifred Milton, Winifred Woodcock.

Standard VI.. Dux.—Gordon Innes (boys); Ethne Garmonsway (girls). Christ's College Entrance Scholarship let place.—James R. Haworth. Composition—Grace Stothere, James Haworth. 3lr Denne’s prize -or diligence and progress—William Vine. Elsie Treneary. W T oodwork and drawing—Don Harvey. Progress—Lance Tregear. Rounder captain—Mavis Pellow, vice-captain, Edna Small. Sewing (Miss Armstrongs prize)— Elsie Treneary. Standard V. A.—Lester Lavender and Alice Hayward, equal, 1, Norman "Watkins 3. Stamp prize—Trevor Beveridge, Blanche Rushbrook. Best geographical collection— Robert Smith. Diligence—George Bergamini. Sewing—Gladys Strachan. Standard V. B.—Andrew Gray and Allen Savage, equal, 1. Jack Wigney 3. Neatness in home work—lrene Rider. Sports—Willie Kerr. Standard IV. A.—Harold Bates 1. Cyril Black 2. English subjects and general neatness—Aileen Crowe. Good homework— Aileen Crowe. Improvement in writing— James Small. Sewing—Doris Evans. ATTENDANCE CERTIFICATES. Infants.—Ralph Crowe, William Cooke, Harry Morris, Harold Dobbs, Arthur Cooke, Grenfell Bremner. Lawrence 3l'Conaghy. George Moultrie, Aythm* Wcnmoutli Standard I.—Eileen M'Ferran. Beta Knowles, Esme Strachan, 3lyra Wilton, Newman Dobbs, James Siinpeoq, Eric M’Naughton, Harry ifortlook, Jean Trethowan, Colin Pauli, Ronald M’Caffery. (Standard 11.—Joyce Jeffreys, Marjorie Martin, Gordon Browne, Willie Clark, Jack MortJowk, Nellie Ainswortli, Jean Grant, Mavis Sherlock, 3lervyn Betts, Tom Caldwell, Tom Strachan. Standard lll.—Jack Adams. Jim Bellwood, Noel Davis, Chris 3Tountfort, Mervyn Patrick, Glen Roes, Willie Small, Arnold Spicer. Jack Vivian, Alan Vivian. Ronald Turner, Violet Jones, Elma Stainburger, Olive Sutcliffe. Jeau Withell. Clifford Belwortby, Alan Wright. Standard IV.—Bay Brown, Albert Hamburger, Allan Martin, Rui Carter, Dorothy Pellow. Daphne Taylor, Hazel Bellman, Alma Bellman. Jfaisie Cookson, Aileen Crowe, A dele Hern. Mona Roas, Rona Rowe. Jim Small, Dorothy Swarbrica, Ronald Clive, Tom Hay. Standard V.—Huia Fright. Ray Hazelhurst. Alice Jamison. Dorothy Slade, Freda Woodcock, lan Patrick, Len Perkins. Audrew Gray, Alfred Gazzard, Allen Savage. John 3T'Fcrra.n, Gladys Strachan, Venia Todd. Douglas Gerumcl. Norman Watkins. Walter Mountfort. 3lyra 3loodie, Roua Maddren. Standard Vl.—Harold Chaston, Reginald Chaston, Lester Martin, John Scott, James Haworth, Mavis Bishop. Edna small. Gladys Anton, Grace Lyes. Aubrey 3furra'' FOOTBALL PRIZES. Winnins teams in tbe primary echools* severs-a-side football tournament,;—Under 15—. Gordon Innes, Reginald Chaston. James Haworth, David Clifford. William Fitzsimmons, Ernest Hazelhurot. Norman M’Naughton. Under 12—C. Hampton. A. Rimmer, A. Hamburger. E. Brown, C. Black, R- Clive, A. Falgar. Under 10—T. Kerr, C. Black, C. Dacorabe. R. Hintz. C. Thomas, J. Simeon. W. Fright. Best back. Sydenham, sixth grade (silver football) — Gordon Innes. Most improved back. Linwood, seventh grade (silver football) —AubS W FUMING CEE TTFICATES. Certificate of Proficiency.—Joseph Bar-

bare!, Alfred Pedder, Ernest HazelhursNy Cyril Black, Margaret Griffiths. Learners* Certificates, Standard Vl.—-Elsie Treneary, Alfred Pedder, Joseph Barbarel. Douglas M'Kay, John Goldstone, Lance Tregear, Frederick Cookson. Standard V.— 3largaret Griffiths. Marion Goodwin, Hazel Cameron, Wilfred Lightfoot, lan Crockett, Arthur .Vivian, Raymond Hazelhurst Martin Todd, Ernest Hazelhurst, Allen Savage. Edgar Barbarel. Standard IV.— Rona Rowe, Rosie Butler. Lionel Clarke, Oliver Peters, James FineraD. Bartley Willoughby, Cyril Black. Standard 111. Agnes Colin Peters, Charles Black. Standard 11-—William Hill. Standard IRobert Hintz. ELMWOOD. Prizes were distributed yesterday afternoon in the presence of a large gathering of parents by 31r L. 31. Isitt, M.P. At the close of the ceremony the public schools’ cricket shield was presented to Max Harper, the captain of the school team. Following is the prize list:—» Dux of echool (gold medal) —Clifford ■ Fife. Most chivalrous boy (gold medal)—Max Harper. 31ost ladylike girl (gold medal brooch) — Florrio Seabrook. Boys’ athletio championship (Mr L. B. Hart's challenge cupj—George MiUer. Girls’ athletic chan.p % r Grant's challenge cup)—Winnie Grieve. Infant school championship (cup presented by Mr L. B. Hart)—Anzao Hearne. Cricket bat (Mr D. Re«ipath's prize)— Max Harper. Standard Vl.a—Lorna Ockenden 2, Manrice Procter S, Trevor Tucker 4, Gordon Smith 5. General proficiency—Thora Lewin, WiUiam ilusgrove, Mollie Roxburgh, Peggy Taylor. 31 r North's prizes—Florrie Seabrook, Emily Bell. Standard Vl.b—Joan Bull 1. 3larjorio Smith 2, Hilda Chapman and Sheila M’Neil 3. Boys—Allan Diehl 1. Max Harper 2, Colin 3torrison 8, Jack Shand 4. Progress—Thelma Oldman. William RMills. Neatness—Esther Kelly. Drawing— Lancelot Wright. Specials—Thora Lewin and Ella Greive, sewing. 3fr Baird’s specials—Dulcie Woodbury (general improvement), Connie Woods (exemplary conduct), 31ona Diehl (basketball'. Standard V.a—Robert Allen 1, 3rargaret 3lartin 2. Denis Hinman 3, Wyndbam Barnet 4. Clarisse Watson 5. Arithmetics— Geoff. Cooper (special). History—Stanley Henry. Diligence and general progress Leslie White, Cyril Esson, Derek Benson. Special (Mrs Corsbie)—Beth Bryan. Composition—Joan Lawn. 31areraret Erie Smith (special). Drawing—Hilda Jackson. Good conduci>—Rita Grammer. Std. V. B-Lesley Ladfenson 1. Bernard Cutforth 2, Ethel Davey 3, Betty Crawshaw 4, Bert Beer 5, Esme La.ne 6. Composition—Fred Twemlow. History and geography—Ruby Holland. Drawing—Bert. Allen. General Progress—Jean 3fiJler.

Std. IV. A—Tom Penny 1, Sybil Lane 2. Jock Norrie 3. Edwin Borthwick 4. Composition—Joan Patterson and Thelma Barrow. History—Graeme Burns. Drawing—Jack Thomson. Diligence—Ruth Gill. Reading and recitation —May Herriott. Std. IV. B—Dougla-s Grant 1, Dudley Carter 2, Jessie 31’Donald 3. Dora Deal 4, 3furiel Ockenden 5, Joy Machin and Wilfrid Peak 6. Writing and drawing—Rita Gibbs. Diligence—Ola 3furphy. «std. lll.—Phyllis Simpson 1, Philip Napier 3lilne 2, lan 31’Lachlan, Olive Wendelborn 4, Phyllis Tas-lor 5. Stuart Wilson Cv Elsie Seymour, and Colin M’Kenzie 6. Writing and neatness—Keith Prichard. Drawing anti neatness—Ellece Blank. Diligence and general knowledge—Ernest Anderson. Reading and recitation —Tim 3f a chin. Special prize (Mrs Corsbie for diligence)—Gwynneth Hobbs. Standard ll.—Billie Thomson 1. Joyce R.vau aud Kenneth Nicholls (equal) 2, Join. Davison 4. Diligence and neatness— Mauae Hatherly. Arithmetic and writing —Leslie Prichard. Reading and composition—Margaret Webley. Diligence and neatness—Dorothy Liebert. Mao M’Lean. Drawing and spelling—Hope Paterson. Progress—Joan Bates and Betty Barrow. Standard T.A—Betty Findlay 1. Richard 3iartin 2, Olive Brookea 3, 31 Uriel Davidson 4, Freda Lane 5, Ophir Bromley 6. .George Davidson 7, Betty Scott 8. General improvement —Mabel Hardie, Roland Hatherly. Nancy Pike. Standard I.B—Lester Milnes 3, Ronald Gibbons and Enid Ockenden 2. Elaine Perry 4. * Progress—Lois Blauk, Leicester Calvert, Molly Paynter. P 4r—Colin Cutforth. John Hobb6, Jack Neale, Leonard 3FNicholl, Ewan HayM’Kenzie, Alastair Sams, Geoffrey Green, Edna Gibbons, Audrey M’Caul, Joan Staveley, Marjorie Wood. Patricia Ambridge. P. 3—Lloyd Fisher. Lionel Jones, Jack Sanders, Barry Rolloston, Derek Hurdiey. Henry Taylor, Inga Hornemau, 3fargarct 3f’Kenzie, Joan Sinclair, Marjorie Fountain, Phyllis Good, Joyce Lohrey, Vera M’Peak. All the children in P. 1 and P. 2 received prizes.

ST SAVIOUR’S ORPHANAGE Standard VI.—G. Waters, dux, continued effort, geography and history, prefect, first senior diocesan examination; V. Abbott, divinity, elocution; C. Cole, Latin and algebra; T. Smith, needlework, good work. Standard V.—3l. Fisher, class prize. Scripture 1 equal> middle grade diocesaji 1. Clennick, Scripture. 1 equal middle grade history and literature; F. Hopkins, second in class; L. Baldwin, Scripture and English; A. Parker, A. Jones (special effort). I. Moore, £. Troon, good work. Standard IV.—G. Anderson and 1. Arthur 1 equal; C. Lean, needlework, progress; N. Smith, needlework; S. Schultz, Scripture; P. Clennick, special prize. Standard lII.—B. Heasley, class prize. 31. 31‘Causland 2; C. Moore, conduct and writing; J. Lynch, special effort. Standard lI.—D. Moore, class prize; Aired Arthur, Scripture; A. Foote, progress; P. Antone, G. Gallagher, D. Gray, good work; D. Smith. C. Seyb, special effort. Standard lI.—R. Drayton, class prize; A. Urquhart, drill, progress. conduct; R. Biddick, conduct; B. Keen, diligence; 31 Sinclair, writing; H. Chapman, A. Thomas, L. Makinson, S. Harris, D. Smith, pro-P-4—V. Tolchard, class prize: I. Olliver and G. King 2 equal; F. Saugster, attendance; I. Leonard, Scripture. P-3—F. Bull, clase prize; A. Leishman 2; R. Shepherd, greatest progress. P. 2 and Burson, B. Frye, June Porteous, I. Stanley, 31. Chapman. 31. Armstrong. V. Howard. A. Sfakinson, B. Smith, R. Hawke, B. Wilkie. The other children of the infant room each received a small gift. a Archbishop Juliuß presented tfl* prizes and also the numerous diocesan Examination prizes won by the scjiolstrs of the > Sunday School.