HOKITIKA DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL

Hokitika Guardian, 21 December 1931, Page 3

HOKITIKA DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL

BREAKING UP CEREMONIES

SECONDARY AND PRIMARY CLASSES!

In the absence of any prize giving at the Hokitika District High School this year, a decision come to by ihe Committee, with the approval of the Rector, the annual breaking up ceremony was of a much quieter nature, than usual. On Wednesday last the secondary classes of the High School had their breaking up ceremony. Mr Mambourne, Chief Inspector of Schools visited 4 •'■the school, and after making min inspection of the school addressed the Scholars at some length. V*-. •

The scholars presented a nfusical 'programme of considerable .interest and subsequently the honours list were distributed before tlie scholars were dispersed. On Friday , afternoon the primary school break-up took place, the pupils providing an interesting musical programme.

The Rector (Mr J. L. Menzies) delivered short addresses to the scholars on both occasions conveying good wishes for a pleasant holiday to one and all. honours list: The following is the Honours list: P.l.—Ronald Barltrop 1, Thomas Laughton 2, Arthur Lynch 3; Norman Wilson 4. - P.2 (Upper).—Cassells : Kernahan 1, ■Margaret Brown 2, Gordon Roberts 3, George Berendt. 4, Joan?' Gardyne 5, Betty Parry 6, Arnold (Thomas 7, Helen Gilmore 8, Dorothy vVoolhouse 9, David Christensen 10. (Lower). —Joan Stuart. P. 3 (Upper).—Alethea Cooper 1, Dorothy Menzies 2, Xonette Robinson 3. P. 3 (Lower). —Duncan Henderson 1, Ross King 2, Pat Feeney 3, Josey Conning 4. ■ P.4—Jean Phillips 1, Selma Bell 2, Vera Campbell and < Edna Knight 3 equal, Jean Blank and Audrey-Davies 5 equal, Joy Goodfellow ond Arthur Jones 7 equal, Edward Clark 9, Grace McLean and Normail Laing.TO equal. Standard I.—Hazel Barltrop 1, Valeric Chetwynd 2, Arthur King 3, William Darby, Allan -Stuart and Joyce Hewer 4 equal, Noel Moore 7, Alice Wieblitz 8, Yvonne Haile 9, Peter Gutberlet 10.

Standard 2.—-Rene Stott 1, Jim Gilchrist 2, • Mervyn Fr.ejtas 3, Irene Bell 4, Margaret Connor and Xoelle Brown 5

equal, Norman Fa'irlie 7, Ronald Bell 8, Joan Gooch ,9, .Doris Woolhouse 10. Standard 3.—Fred -Sweiiey 1,. Fred Hansford 2, Jean Archer 3, William 'Me- 1 Mullan 4, Alison Perry 5, Marthe Nobler 6, James IfTlrtshorne 7, George- Gilchrist ( 8, Thomas Naider 9, Angus Heinz Rid James Kills 10 equal. Standard 4.—-June Armstrong 1, Betty. Brown 2, William Menzies-3, Edith Bone' 4,-Enid Wishart 5, Linorn Park 6, Constance Staines 7, Ethel Burrows 8, Mary Hart 9, Reg. Woolhouse 10C Form ll.—Arthur Richards 1, Warren •Radford 2, James Douglas 3, William Sweney 4, Alice Gillanders 5, Thomas Browne 6, Jean Thomson 7, Keith Sherman 8, William Douglas 9, Edna Woolhouse 10.

Form IA and IB.—Clem Patei'son 1, Ehvoocl Armstrong 2, Thomas Ward 3, Jack Leslie 4, Enid Bell 5, Harry Peck 6, 'William Bell 7, Thomas'' Ingram 8, Jack Cutbush 9, Frank Mycroft 10. Form VA.—Edwin Richards 1, Colin Cox 2, Gordon Oliver 3. Form VB.—William Butland 1, Joy Ward 2.

Form 3, General.—Violet Ross 1, Irene Gooch 2, .Betty McCarthy 3, Grace Paterson, Alan Coles, George 'Spence and Helen Renton 4 equal. Form 3, Commercial.—Joyce Clarke 1, Hazel Shadbolt 2, Edna Hansford 3.

Form IV, General.—Jessie Gunn 1, James Dorreen 2, Terence Dew 3, Marjorie McCarthy 4. : Form IV, Commercial.—Jean ZieglPr 1, Joyce Parkhill 2, Evelyn' Mac far lane 3.

SWIMMING. Learners.— Thelma Thomas, Warren Radford, Norman Rowe, Colin Ross. 220yds.—Joan Roberts, Karanga Lewis, Adeline Pridmore, Mons Morgan, Robert Wieblitz. 880yds.—Florence Hall, Thelma Archer Connie Staines. Dux of Primary School ('Medal presented by Mr R, Lynn).—Arthur Richards.