WANGAEHU SCHOOL

Wairarapa Daily Times, 17 December 1932, Page 3

WANGAEHU SCHOOL

PRESENTATION OF PRIZES. The break-up of the Wangaehu School was held under ideal weather conditions. The children rendered their items (singing, folk-dancing and exercises) in the open, Airs James officiating as pianiste. The Rev. R. Dickie-, in presenting tho prizes, gave a fitting address to the children, praising Airs James’s work in assisting with the break-up. Prizes were awarded as follow:—Alargaret Alawley, highest class marks in senior division; Kathleen Crozier, first sewing; William Grcig, first handwork; Helen AlcGillivray, first, writing; Moss Jackson, English; Jack Wilson, first, spelling. Aliddle division: Reid Falloon, highest class marks; Yvonne Jones, writing, sewing and English; Alorag Alacgiiiivray, writing; .Jean Greig. physical drill; Colin Alackay, handwork: Uric Wilson, handwork;

Eileen McKenzie, English; Kenneth MacGillivray, handwork. Junior Division: June Alackay, highest class marks; Nola Crozier, first sewing; Betty Alac-Giilivray, diligence; Donald Jackson, 'first writing; William Cameron, first, reading; Michael Thornton, first writing; Helen Jackson, David AlacGiilivray, Dudley Ward, good work. Primers: Sheila McKenzie and Dorothy Ward; sewing; Doreen Thornton, reading; Joan Buchanan and Lindsay Berill, writing; Eileen McKenzie, Richmond- Kjestrup, Helena Richter, Thomas Richter, for good work. Attendance certificates were awarded to William Grcig, Jean Greig, William Cameron and Kathleen Crozier. All four proficiency candidates — Alargaret Alawley,. Kathleen Crozier, Helen MacGillivray and Ross Jackson—were successful in the recent examination. Special prizes were donated by Alesdames Alawley, James, Jackson, Crozier and Miss Niwmnn. After the presentation of prizes high tea was partaken of.