FEILDING STATE SCHOOL.

Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 62, 20 January 1883, Page 3

FEILDING STATE SCHOOL.

■ ♦ Subjoined is the list of prize-takers at Jthe annual distribution of prizes to the 'pupils attending the Feilding State » School : — •For .Regular Attendance:— Emily Pope, Margaret J. Bartholomew, Elizabeth IDiamond, 'Kate Wilkinson, Flizabeth Bartholomew, Einmaißray, Amy Streeter, Ellen Holland, Jessie Rees, Louisa Rees, Emily TJellre, 'Isabella Smith, Martha f*lfit, Clara Bray, Mary Diamond, Alice treeter, Mabel Smith, Emma Gardner, -Annie Phamberlain, Phoebe Bowler, May Rees, lElizabeth- Simpson, Lucy Simpson, »\S«rah ißowler, Gertrude Aitken, Marrgaret Port, Alice Watts, Elleanor Wat ts, Edith Rees, Winefred.Rees, Rose'Spoon- < er, Emily "Noble, Alice Gardner, Nellie Thomas, Rhoda • Saiith, Rudolf Bilder'beck, David Short, Edward Chamberlain, 'Charles Brown, Arthur Foster, # Ernest Brown, Fred Bray, Gilbert Hall,.Herbert iHall, Thomas Holmes, Martin Diamond, Herbert Gange, Wm.. Short, Percy-Gard-ner, Otto Bilderbeck, Jolua Bishop, . Alfred Holland, Martin Holland, George Young. Joseph Hurdle, Walter Gardner, " William Port, Edward Gordon, Joseph «3loe, ramuel Chamberlain, Fred Cham--5 berlain, -Robert Brown, Herman Eilderibeck, Martin Bilderbeck, Geo. Gordon, - Alexander iJohnston. .For .Excellent. Conduct :—M. J. 'Bartholomew. Ada Roe, Elizabeth Simpson, ILucy Simpson. Very good conduct:— Elizabeth Diamond, Elizabeth Stringer, Annie Carthew, Mar}' Diamond, '.lice I Streeter, Mary Menzie, Minnu- lintherford, Emma "Short, John Lyite, Thomas 1 Simpson. For Needlewoi-k : — Excellent, M. J. •Bartholomew. .Very .good :— Emily Pope, Emma Bray. For Success at Examination: Emily Pope, Ellen Forth; use, M. J. Bariholei mew, Alex. Johnston, Grace Bray, Martha .Holland, Elizebeth Diamond, Jane "" Whisker, Elias Pop*-, Anne Bilderbeck, Wilkinson, -Eate Rutherford, Eliz. Bartholomew, Jane Gardner, Emily BowUei, Sarah Stringer, Jessie Thompson, Sarah Brown, Ada Roe, Amy Streeter, ! Leonard Stringer. Mrs Jas. Stevens' special for" best- • liked girl" «was awarded by voles of chil- < dren to Emily Pope. We should mention that the prizes ! for regular attendance were only awarded Jio scholars -who had attended the school « during the whole year. Mrs Halcombe presented in person two i extra prizes for good and .gentle conduct to Emma Bray and Fred Chamberlain. 'Two of the'-most- valuable prizes were - awarded to the boy and girl who were the ; most popular with their schoolmates, and -.a ballot taken among the scholars resulted j in the boys electing George Gordon, and i the ett'ls Emily Pope. Gordon received ■■■ a large majority of votes, but there was a - very dose contest among the girls, and as JlKate Rutherford obtained only a vote or "two short of the highest .number, Mrs 'Halcombe presented her with a second " extra prize for popularity. Mr Kirton 'presented a special price for -; the boy -who had obtained the fewest * marks in "the highest examination, and i the lot, singularly enough, fell to the boy, got the highest numberof votes for popularity,, viz., George Gordon. Mr Henry Worsfold presented a very "5 handsome -prize for the best conducted '< boy in the school, and Robert Hall was : the recipient* this being the second time ; a similar honor has been conferred upon i the same boy.