BANKS COLLEGE
The annual prize-giving in connection with Banks College took place in the Masonic Hall yesterday afternoon, there being a very , large attendance of pupils, .tlieir relatives and frienda. The managing director (Mr. >H. Anioß) presided, and 'there were also present Professor Jlurphy, Mr. Foster (headmaster), and members o[ the staff. In the course of nn address, Professoi Murphy paid a- compliment to the principal and to Captain Duffy, the latlei having achieved a great deal in the phy stoal culture department. Ho referrec wiili' pride to" those of the school wh< had won prizes, but added that he im< bad a ver.v great respect for those whi had worked hard and had not been nbli to win out. "It is a fine thine to wnrl hard and -win," he said, "and then bea one's honour* meekly, but it Is still fine to strive and lose, renounce without br coming bitter, and try again. That i the typo of boy that does most for him eelf si nd the world in later life." Professor Murphy Iheii presented £h P riz(!3 ' . , i. The urizc-llst is aa follows:Prenarat'orv Division (Mm Tocker).Standnrd 2: Merit—Douelas Foster, 1; Grf bam Harlow. 2: Jack Kennedy J star durfl !■ Merit—Douglas- Turnbull, 1; Fran Heading 2: 'Go'dfrey Harcourt, 3. P. 3 Merit—All"n Salek, 1; Arthur ABhley-Jonei Albert Truraan, 3. P. 2: Uickte Arthui l| Kustoco Barlow. 2; Diok dc Oruchj Raymond Hoare. Keith Ttet.hnne, Erik Par W. ?. 1: Hilly Baker, Ivan wyles, Kusse] Whvte.' ' Spmal Prizes.—'Unselfish conduct: T)oi alii Thompson. Attendance- Albert Tit man. 1' (iraliam Barlow, 2; Dickie Arthui 3: ,7ac.lt Kennedy, 4. Primary' Division (Mr. J. TV. Hn.wll).fitandard' 6: Class uinrks-Oeorge Mitehel h Douglas Young. 2: Denis Young, ; Rtaniliiril 5: Class markß-Kelvin Punter. 1 Noel (!ard'ne>\ 2: Stnavt Ridey. Rtnndjir ■l- Class mai'lis-Jaries Crawford, 1; flnr Moran, 2: lieicester Drake. 3. Standard 3 Class marks-John Ifardwick-Rmilh, 1 John Blandish. 2: liobevt Yarrell. 3. • Atteiidaneo Prizes.-rKelvln Hunter, ) Thomas Coleridge. 2;. Erie Oaeheninille. ; Rerondary Department.—Tn«. Martin, du medal. Ti.' A. Rwlft. Tingllsh, drawing. J mathematics, geography..J. H]nl;e nP > mathematics,- geogrnnhv, !• history. 2. . Griffin, history. 1. F. Tiowe, I/nlin, Frene)
; "ir, .TnniPß.'.nrlt.'uiin'tlf. Kiißliili. j. "f] I iVilbv. Vnprlfsii, Latin. history, 1; ct'ocra'2. !!• Wnss. riwilipmnlics, EPORrnnh". I ,T Urnwn. French. 1: history, 2. 0. CI. fl. ,Tnin(iß. English, Frpneh, Latin, history, mathematics. ijcopraphy. 1. It. Moorp, mathematics, KPOgrapnj', J. Isles, special for craeral proereßi ' Spooial Prizes for Attcnflanco.—Y. i
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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 72, 18 December 1920, Page 12
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