KEKOHE EAST SCHOOL.

Franklin Times, Volume 10, Issue 797, 5 January 1923, Page 5

KEKOHE EAST SCHOOL.

* ANNUAL PICNIC. %^Bkannu a< district school picnic KSRII in Mr T. I lami 11 oil’s paddock lit cciiiln r 2.lst, and nl- ' , '• ,Pu-- weatimr was showery tills cart Use sclmol life passPP§!h signal success, and much jP>ymwt, Jm- both young and old. arrangements by the committee ■ master left nothing to be desired. efficiency and general tone of ■ . school have been much improved the capable master (Mr E. G. Pvker, and six out of seven pupils gained proficiency, namely: Pra Dingle, Jessie Ferguson," Connie Pbertson, Mabel" Holmes, Winnie Pwcombe, and Trevor King. Boris Pig missed profleency by two marks. ■Good attendance certificates were gm by Beryl Frost, Jessie Ferguson, Hibel Holmes, Lily Hamilton, Nellie ■lines, and Eva Morgan. HThjfe school captain (Jessie FergusB) was presented by the girls with Ehl enlarged photo of the basketball Pm ‘which won the tournament in I grade, at Pukekolio sports. Every pupil was presented with me suitable.book; also a toy of some scription /was given to every unger child, . and the day closed th ringing cheers for the committee ■ad also for the master, whose apBpintement all wish to be extended at Rast another year. B The following are the results [of ■ports held during the course of the Bay:— I Bovs Race, Standard 5 and C.—K. Ingram 1, T. King 2. I’Girls Race, Primer rJ-lif. Nelson 1, b Ferguson 2\ Boys Race, Standards 3 and 4. i. Dingle 1, D. Drirman 2. Girls Race, Standard L-—N. Carter ~ F ; . Newcombe 2. Boys Race, Standard. I.—J. Clune l, R. Dingle 2. ■'! y ' Girls Race, Standards 3 and 4. M. Dixon 1, E. Drinnan 2. Boys Race, Primer.—A Fitzgerald 1, P. Ferguson 2. , Girls Race, Standards 5 and G. —C. Dingle 1; Gv Giibertson 2. Potato Race, Boys.—K. .Ingram ji, D. Keane 2. ’ Potato Race; iGirls. —J. Ferguson 1, C. Gilbertson 2. . .