DEVON ST. SOC

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 594, 27 July 1933, Page 4

DEVON ST. SOC

"BACK TO SCR00LDA EVENING PR0VES POPUtAR Another most enjoyable was spent by a happy crowc Devon Street Hall on Tuesday' The occasion was the ' hol a "Back to Schooldays" da: the whole proceedings wenf swing from the opening wa hall had been tastefully i with streamers and the e pupils, casting off all the dot misgivings that assail one i days, ■ eried "Back to School" one leap were back in those care-free happiness. Judging by the behaviour, behaviour, of the pupils, and ing time experienced hy the obviously capable teachers, i deavoured to keep them und control, the schooldays of thi sent must indeed have been ones. The proceedings were capable hands of Mr. S. H. Pb M.C. and the judging of the was ably carried out by Mr. i W. A. Carter, whose decision follows: — Best Dressed Girl: Mrs. Harris. Best Dressed Boy: MissM. Best Behaved Pupil. Miss Hale. Worst Behaved Pupfr Young. Most Humorous Girl: " Burry. Most Humorous Boy: Miss tlewaite. Best Teacher (man): Mrs. Best Teacher (lady): Mfs.> Among the pupils and w sent were: — . Mesdames W. Y oung, A. «• ; W. A. Carter, R. H. Sparkes, waite, A. J. Weeks, "W. A. i Hooper, Orsler, S Bates, Man D. Young, S. M. Kingsland, leski, R. Trevurza, J. T. McCo Duncan, W. Matheson H. D. Mason, Mclsaac, E. Pell,n Ryde, R. Henderson, Beai® ler, Tanner, Knowles, MRogers, A. Rush, A. AtbffiWMisses L. Adam, M. Adair, ris, J. Holmes, M. Burry, •| V. Butler, 0. Manson, MWhite, B. Mclsaac, G. / Postlewaite, M. Bates, N. Anderson, C. Orsler, R . G. Dodson, I. Dodson, VYoung, A. Dodson, CanneU I. James, B. Corbett, A. Greenhead, E. Street. Mr. W. A. Harris gave so® ous items that were igi'ea ated, and Monte Carl°Jn ^ elty dances, added sUi , make this a happy «veninD