OMATA SCHOOL.

Taranaki Daily News, 22 December 1917, Page 2

OMATA SCHOOL.

| PRIZE IJST. ' The following prizes were distributed [ at the (Jiuata I lull a I:, a social evening | on Thursday, December '2O, 1!I17: — j Place prizes (one prize for each whole | group of three pupils),—Standard 0, L. j Morris 1, if. Rickard 2-; "Standard 5: K. ! Morris ], H. Mace -2, W. Mace Stand- ; ard 4: if. Bayly 1 ( E. Seamark 2, A, i Watson 3, S. Vickcrs 4, X. Jury 5, P. Pease 11; Standard ;( : W. Gay ton 1; Standard 2: C. Morris i, C. Kronk "2; Standard 1: P. Jury 1, H Mace 2, 1). Seamark 3, K. Victors 4 . Sewing prizes: .Standard fi, L. Sanger, Standard 5, R. Hart, Standard 4, J. Hemon-, Standard 3, E. Fcnwick, Standard 2, M. Stacluirski, Standard 1, If, Mace. ]''(>r greatest diligence: Standard 0, V. Kendell, Standard 5 W. Mace, Standard 4 H. Clemow, Standard 3 M. lloneyfield, Standard 2 F. Crockett, Standard 1 H. Bayly. i For full attendance for the year:— B. Seamark, L. Frost, D. Seamark, P. Jury, A. Sanger, R. Sanger, S. Jury, L. Frost, C. Kronk, F. Frost, E. Seamark, ST. Meyenberg, P. Pease, W. Revell, W. Frost, L. Sanger. M. Kendal), K. Jury, L. Seamark, !!. Hast. L. Morris, H. liieiiara. For full attendance for four years three months FT. Rickard, who is leaving the school, received a gold centered medal. The following pupils, not having yet broken their full attendance, were not presented with a medal, but were complimented by the chairman and promised one when they should bo compelled to break their very record: P. Jury, three years; N. Jury, four years six months; P. Pease, .four years six mouths; E. Jury, five years: N. Meyenberg, five years seven months. A gift hook v?as presented to each child in the primer classes. Special prizes: 'Donated by Miss Wells for most marks gained during the year: Standard 2, M. Geddes, iStandard 1, M. Mace, Primer 3 ; D. Huglies, Primer 2, E. Cowling, Primer 1, 11. Cocks. For neatest note book in Primer 3, T. Robertson. , Special prizes donated by Mr. Meyenberg for most marks gained during tiie year:—Standard <B, L. Morris; Standard ;■). It Hart; Standard 4, M. Bayly; Standard 3, B. Kendell. Special prize donated 'by Miss Warren for best work in botany, Standards 1 and 2, C. Kronk. Special prizes donated by Swanwick and Kirtd for sewin;*: —M. Kendell. K. Kendell, B, Jury, M. Ba ; v]y, J. Cocks. The following pupils have made full attendance 'dijriiiig the quarter enjding December 31, 1917: Primer classes: Bert Seamark, Ethel Sanger, Inez Loveridge. Standard 1: Harry Bayly, Louis Frost, Pearl Jury, I-liUla M.ace, Doris Seamark. Standard 2: Charley Morris, Stanley Jury, Ronald Sanger. Standard 3: Francis Frost Standard 4: William Frost, Newton Jury, Neville Meyenberg, I'orey Pease, Wilfred Revell, Edgar Seamark, Leslie Sanger, Eileen Jury, Mona Kendell. Standard 5: William Mace, Hugh Mace, Lewis Seamark, Ru'by Hart, May Loveridge, Weetie Maee. Standard 0: Leo Morris, Henry Rickard. Percentage of attendance for quarter: Boys, 111.5; girls, 111 S; average, 01 ,<i. The following pupils have made full attendances for the vear ending December 31, 1-017: Primer classes, B. Seamark. 'Standard 1: L. Frost, D. Seamark, P. Jury, A, Sanger. Standard 2: R. Sanger, S. Jury, L. Frost, C. Kronk. Standard 3: F, Frost. Standard 4: E. Seamark, M. i Meyenberg, F. Pease, W. Revell, W. I Frost, L. Sanger, M. Kendell, E. Jury. | Standard 5: L. Searpark. R. Hast, Standard 0: L. Morris, IT. Rickard.

Percentage of attendance for year Boys, 131.8; girls, 00.5; average, 91.1.