SCHOOLS’ CONCERT.

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXIV, Issue 936, 5 December 1933, Page 9

SCHOOLS’ CONCERT.

Number of Scholarship* Awarded. A concert that held great interest from the educational point of view was given in the Jellicoe Hall laet evening, when the pupils attending the suburban school music classes held their competitions and gave concert, items. The schools represented were: whSSEnI Richmond, Waltham and Wbarenut (grouped as one). Elmwood. Woolston St Albans and Linwood Avenue grouped as one) and Fendalton. The standard of the pianoforte work. especially is considered that the Pupils ar ,® ed as a class and not indiyil«5 II J’ tM , rt gratifying. Nervousness played a parx, as was only natural with such young performers, but the impression reflected great credit upon cinal Miss Clarice Bell, with associated Miss Joan Sendall and Miss Pl The S judging of the - r pi S,? of S rt T>av4S" petitions was done by Mr Clauds Davies, whose awards were as follows; Scholarships—Six months free private tuition: Allison Gourlay. Ina Brewster. Margaret Hatherley, Jean Parker: six month*' free das* ‘“bton: Doris Gunter. Edna Bom and Seeker: three months fre* class tuitlon Dawn Garland. Nancy Youns. Jack ano Eric Phillips, Joan Good, Frances Smith. Ronald Smith, Gladys Clark, Winnie Collins and Paul Hunter. . In congratulating the children and their teachers Mr Davies said that the vear’s work * had resulted in a marked advance in the general standard. Items were given by Elaine Cotnyn«. Jean Morrison. Bonnie Kruse. Joan Dornwell. Ngaire Mumford. Eric Phillips. Edna. Rowe. Pat Rogerh, Bruce Williamson, Beryl Baggs, un.i Saunders. Joan Masters. Bonnie Saunders Una Hayes, Jeanne and Marie Biel’ Allison and June Gourlay. Alfred Good and Miss Whltta * pupil*.