THE SCHOOLS.

Wairarapa Age, 18 December 1923, Page 2

THE SCHOOLS.

MASTERTON WEST. LIST OF PROMOTIONS. Proficiency certificates. —Athol Graham. Richard Hunt, Frank McWhinnie, Clifford Perry, Sydney Pye, George Rutherford, A Henson Rutter, Iluan Tapi in, Jack Taggart, Betty Bowen, Laura Cambourn, Noeliene C’oradine, Mary Cole, Elza Dixon, Joy Donald, Jean Douglas, Esmee Giddings. Alma Johnson, Mavis Kenning, Marjorie Kibble white, Gladys Perfect, Phyllis Taplin, Muriel Voice. Endorsed cam potency certificate.— Jack Edwards. Competency certificate.— Edgar Douglas. Promoted to St. Vl.—Henry Ahrens, Mostyn Baker, Jeffery Bundle, Noel Brown, Kenneth Clark, Keith Dyer, Graham Farnsworth, Claud Hausman, Colin Lambert, Kenneth McArtney, Leslie McWhinnic, Harold Perfect, Donald Finlayson, Francos Camboaiih Jean Edwards, Phyllis Robertson, Maisie Rue, Bessie Smith, Doreen Temple, Beryl Kerr, Sheila Pinkerton, Marjorie Friend, Mavis Harrup, Phyllis Harrap. To St. V.—Chas. Bird, Bertie Bowen, Rex Bundle, Stanley Fellingham, Douglas Hopkins, Claude Illingworth, Victor Lambert, Keith McGrath, Thos. McCord, Victor Munn, Fred Wickens, Ronald Voice, Herbert Russell, Nigel McKeown, Henry Liideman, Basil Webster, Ewen Davis, Beth Chamberlain. Phyllis Dickason, Edna Hubbard, Doris Harrap, Lorna Renner, Rita Williams, Eunice Wellington. Margaret Hulbert, Muriel Hulbert. To St. IV.—Rex Ball, Pat. Barrer, Reginald Clark. Arthur Clemas, Harold Dixon, Kenneth Grant, G*uy Horne, Albert McWhinnic, Bruce McGregor, Alec McCormack, Jack McKay, Dougin- Morris, Jack Munn, George Pye, William Pye, Walter Perry, Eric Vibert, Donald Waite, Foster Wellington, Archie Smith, Spencer Cambourn, Frances Blackley, Gladys Bolton, Olive Beale, May Bowen, Olga Dixon, Gwen Flaws. Frances Garratt, Enid Gordon, Annie Hubbard, Mary Jago, Olga Loudon, Phyllis McCord, Lexie McKeown, Joan Renner, Thelma Renall, Phyllis Siu aror, Rita Smith, Mary Williams. To S’. Hr.—Norman Brown, Jeffery (■'.l?, Ronald Fcllingham, Stanley Flaws, Clyde Johnson, Leslie Kilgour, Lindsay Lock, G'eorge Lockwood, Darrel Pointon, Jack Seandrett, Jack Leete, Winnie Creighton, Elsie Chamberlain, May Chamberlain, Jean Coradine, Joan Edwards, Mavis Giddings, Rona Hosken, Doris Hunt, Phyllis Kerr, Joyce Madsen, Claire Petersen, Avis Petersen, Frances Rutherford, Maud Rutherford, Conic Sy version, Mavis- Tildesley, Thelma Voice, Marjorie Vibert, Irene Parsons. To Sr. IL—Robert Barnett, Walshe Brownlee, James Cane, John Cambourne, James Dean, Thos. Finlayson, Vernon Fairbrother, Norman Norris, Graham Ogilvy, Shirley Petersen, Bert Spackman, Maurice Turner, Hayward Vaughan, Ernest Williams, . Donald Leete, Lewis Harrap, Gerald Russell, Douglas Wellington, Molly Ansell, Margaret Bird, Olwyn Fairbrother, Norma Eddy, M. Grant, E. Hausman, Norma Morey, Phyllis Madsen, Eunice McCordp Joan Joyce, Sebyl Petersen, Eileen. Russell, Nola Russell, Nola Smith, Betty Welch, Vivienne Yates, Rena Yates. To St. I.—Robert Ansell, Goo. Barr, Rupert Cole, Jack Coradine, Arthur Friend, Barron Grant, Jack Goldsnian, Rodney Hughes, John Huston, Alan McKay, Ivan McWhinnic, Lloyd Reed, Eric Kenner, Cecil Youngson, Bernard Cane, Joan Andrews, Betty Baker, Gwen Barnett, Nola Best, G'wen Blackley, Nora Brown, Vera Clarke, Olive Clemas, Beryl Dixon, Helen Gordon, Eunice Hunt, Maisie Kilgour, Atabel Lock, Margaret Low, Mavis Norris, Frances Perfect, Nancy Pinkerton, Dulcie Pointon, Joan Rutherford, Grace Tooby, Mavis Wells. Attendance certificates.—Athol Graham, Geo. Rutherford, Jack Taggart, Richard Hunt, Frank MeWhinnie, Harold Perfect, Kenneth McArtney, Claude Hausman, Ray Hausman, Adolphus Boiclle, Keith Dyer, Keith Magrath, Stanley Fcllingham, Donald Waite, Foster Wellington, Jack Peel, Jack Munn, Alec McCormack, Leslie Kilgour,, Darrell Pointon, John Leete, Jeffery Cole, Norman Brown, Donald Leete, Walshe Brownlee, Rupert Cole, Lewis Harrap, Gerald Russell, Douglas Wellington, George Hesscll, Stanley Munn, 1 red Russel, Arnold Barnes, lan Porter, Raymond Vesty, Ivan Adams, Laura Cambourn, Betty Bowen, Gladys Perfect, Mary Cole, Joy Donald, Noeliene Coradine, Frances (’ambourn, Beryl Kerr, Jean Edwards, Bessie Smith, Lorna Renner, Doris Harrap, ±.dna Hubbard, Beth. Chamberlain, Phyllis Dickason, Eunice Wellington, Joan Ronner, Gladys Bolton, May Bowen, Annie Hubbard, Ivy Hunt, Joan Coradine, Elsie Chamberlain, Vivienne Yates, Norma Morey, Fdna Hausmann, Joan Joyce, Eileen Russell, Mabel Lock, Nora Brown, Patricia Morey, A. Grimes, Hazel Lar■■•n, Phyllis Hcssell. SIDE SCHOOL. To St. 111. —Ivan Adams, Charles Colightly, Sydney Greenwood, Selby Johnson, George King, Norman Kjar, Birtie Morton, James Smith, Roy Taylor, Phyllis Campion, Doris Griffen, Joan Hatch, Phyllis Hesscll, Mary Phillips, Thyra Renall, Betty Ryan, Ngaere Wallace, Mary Watt. To st. ll.—Arnold Barnes, Clifford Larsen, Alan Payne, Raymond Vesty, i\< n. Wickens, Jas. Wickens, William \\ ickons, Fay Cohen, Duleio Devine, Tangi Piers, Ruby Fawcett, Marvel ! Creenwood. Lily Johns, Annie Mills, Mollie McCalmont, Dorothy Reid, i Joyce Wainwright, Sheila Watt. Jessie ' Wenham, Pearl Jensen. To St. I.—Owen Adams. Donald Chamberlain, Leslie Hanlon. G'eorge llessell. Jack Stimpson, Alex. Wenham, Zeta Lambert, Annie Marigold,

Molly Sayer, Elsie Watt. SOLWAY SCHOOL. Proficiency.—James Colway, Roy Messenger, Rod McLennan, Stanley Reynolds, Jack Whiteman, Willis Hubbard, Phyllis Page. Endorsed competency.—Clarence Price. Competency. —Alexander Todd. To St. Vl.—Eric Aplin, Harold Bungate, Vincent Brader, Rego Dickason, Clarence Jackson, Lindsay Rutherford, Maud Dickason, Linda Hight, Catherine Irons, Agnes Golder, Irene McClusky. To St. V.—Keith Cameron, Kenny Henshaw, Ernest Hight, Russell Kenny, Alan McLennan, Dolly Dickason, Thelma Dickason, Joyce Elder, May Wilton. To St. IV.—Fred Clark, Athol Congalton, Cyril Martin, George Wilton, Hugh Wilson, Esther Anderson, Ethel Burgess, Bessie Colway, Nancy Fuller, Mavis Moore, Eden Martin, Lucy Roberts. To St lll.—Clarence Anderson, Kenneth Brader, Max Butterton, William Elder, Robert Hardie, Gordon Irons, George Martin, William Martin, Ronald Moore, Erie Rutherford, Miriam Clark, Rosa Corke, Janet Hardie, Crystal Langford. To St. ll.—William Burgess, Douglas Elder, J. McAliece, R. Minton, H. Miles, G'eorge Morris, Douglas Nelson, Jack Vaughan, lan Vaughan, Alma Burgess, Mavis Brader, Grace Morris, Doreen ‘Wilson, Molly Wishart. To St. I.—Jack Dickason, Tommy Elder, Charlie Todd, Rod McDiarmid, Margaret Emerson, Jean Page, Norine J’age, Vera Sayer, Noeline Vaughan. KAKABIKI. Wilfred Billington and Dorothy Lawrence obtained proficiency certificates, and Dorothy Lawrence, Winifred Carter and Emily Carter gained good attendance certificates. RANGITUMAU. Following arc the promotions: Dux.—Claire Theresa Duckett. Proficiency.—Claire Theresa Du. ’- kett. Promoted to St. Vl.—Zoo Mountfort, Arthur Alexander, Norma Maurine Warner, Thomas Wilton, John Wilton (arithmetic). St. V. —Marmaduke Maxwell S. Warner, Winnifrid Simpson,- El-ie Duckett. St. IV. —Robert Slovens, Clarence Kjcstrup. St. lll.—Leslie Whittfield Smith, Fvadne Pauline Sheila Warner, Jack Simpson. St. ll.—lvan Stevens, Eileen Duc- • kett, Dora Stevens. St. I.—Geoffrey Blatchford. I P. 3.—Rona Blatchford, Ormi iMcLachlan, Maxine McLaren, Trevor McG'overn. P. 2.—Euan Stevens. | OPAKI. I In the Opaki school all the scholars have been promoted to higher clas.-cs. There were no candidates for proficiency certificates. The class promotions were a s follows. — i St. Vl.—Jack Dorset, ’William Fife, Alec. Stephen. 1 St. V.—Lewis Head, Richard Dorset, Ronald Morris. I St. IV.—Stuart Fife, Alfred Dris- ' coll, Eileen Stephen, Maxine Head, ’ Jessie Wingate, Isla Campbell. St. II. —Owen Wyeth. Ruby Stephen, Leta Wingate. | St. I.—Eunice Stowe. John Wingate, Fred Keats Jean Fife, Joyce . Wyeth. P. 4. —Joyce Head. P. 2. —Rata Campbell. I Attendance certificates. —Jack Dorset, William Fife, Richard Dorset? At the Wairarapa P. and A. Soe- , iety’s show Eileen Stephens and Jessie i Wingate, two St. 3 pupils, were awarded first and second prizes rcspective- ' ly for writing. KAIWAIWAI. .1921—Six candidates, 4 proficicn/y and 2 endorsed competency. 1922.— Five candidates, all proficiency; 1923. —Four candidates, all proficiency. A most broken year, with changes of organisation (due to changes of assistants) and epidemics of sickness. Dalton plan used. Exam held quite unexpectedly and two months earlier than usual. One candidate put up a record for the school, both as to marks gained, and to earliness of age, also to shortness of time since first under instruction. Proficiency certificates.— Sydney Rockel (dux), Nora Doohan, Jessie f Hutchings, Horace Fenwick.