WESTERN RANGITIKEI

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 76, Issue 303, 23 December 1933, Page 14

WESTERN RANGITIKEI

THE SCHOOL BREAK-UP. The annual prize-giving and break- ' ing-up ceremony at the Western Rangitikio School took place on Wednesday afternoon when a large number oj parents and friends were present. Prior to th© presentation of the prizes a very interesting programme consisting of two short plays, folk dancing, songs and recitations was very ably carried ; out by the» children and was much ap- ■ preciated by those present. Prizes were presente<l by the chair- > man. Mr. E. B. Gordon, who co ng rat u- ; luted the teacher, Mrs. Jewell, on be--1 half of the committee on the very successful year the school had had—four ” candidates sat for their proficiency cer- ! tilicates and all passed—and also for the excellent performance the children had just given. i Afternoon-tea in the school grounds later brought a very pleasant gathering j to a close. Th© following is a list of the prizewinners:— Standard VI -G. Lourie, I. Don Gordon 2, K. Gordon 3, Max Morruon t. Standard \'. —Ken Hubner 1, Allen Coleman 2. Standard IV.—Gwen Coleman 1, Jean Coleman 2. Jock Coleman 3. Standard ll.—Edward Shield 1, Arthur Morrison 2. Erank Coleman 3, Margaret Gordon 1. Standard I.—Wilson Still .1, Douglas Morrison 2. Bob Coleman 3. Primer IV.—R. McFarlane, Graeme Gordon. Joan Coleman, Lorna Morrison, Irma Ward Rona Ward. Primer I.—Walter Johnston. Specials. Highest Marks for Yonr -■ I'.dward Shield. Spelling. - -Kathleen Gordou. Calf Club.—Max Morrison,