FERNRIDGE SCHOOL

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10502, 14 December 1911, Page 5

FERNRIDGE SCHOOL

THE BREAKINC-UP.

A kirge number of parent s were ! present yesterday, 011 the occasion otf the anmaial distribution c<f .prizes won during the current year, and of j the announcement of the promotions ' for 1912. The first pairt of the proceedings consisted of a programme of musical and elocutionary niitmibers presented, by the. pupils and. Ed iby them May Hunter) who presided and siuperintendedi the efforts of the younger performers. The programme wag' quite a creditable one. The master, Mi- R. J. Foss, then, calilied on; Mr Hiarcomibe, the School Committee's representative, who welcomed the parents and (Later oil complimented I the youngster® botlT on their year's work and afeo- on. their little concert. He rttlieni' called on,. Mrs H. Perry to present the prizes (a very valuable lot of books). The prize list wa& as follows Dux, iMlas May Hauiri te.r j Pi'oxiime acoessit Master, Ifoss Sit. John; Standard Vl. y Vincent Buiok, Noel Cook; Standard helm Kumnwr, Harry :Barne&*^fttinLatr, Elsie Hubbard; Standard' 111., RoLandi Perry, Algernon Haroambe, George Evans; Standard 11., Jessie o.erry, Humsph/Tey Peters, Eileen Oummito; Standard 1., Mabel Perry, James Sihu-te, Bertie Adams; Senior Sewing Prizes.— Laura MkUler, Jane' MliJler.. ' Junior Sewing Prizes.— Daisy Hubbard., ifcllaV Adams. •• Fia-istncilas-s attendance—Laura Miller, Jane Mffier. 'jfuiiitor COiass Attendance— Harry f AJg^riuxn' . %oraod' ,, ' t Wfflton; Vincienrt:' Wilton I V-Harry'" St. John, Melville Qatt, Nathetey-»icKenaie. '"!

Before. performing itihe ceremony, Mr H&roomlbe inferred vta the good work done ?>y Miss Andrews, who isleaving the school for \VelUington, and .tire high:.eistteem An which she is held t3ie. <cshtSclren.- of tfyp' school, asad ai!iso by the Upper .Pl&iini res.idtenit'S.. • •Mr&'-P«i^^fti^' : a»^^^MisS j Andrews' acceptance of a ftaftasbirie' cuit glass and silver suitably furnished. ' Ma" Foss returned, "thanks on behalf of Miss Andrews, and then addressed the oh-'l-d,ren on tdie year's work. A hearty vote' of thanks to Mrs G. H. Perry, Mr Htvreombe, and t3ie staff brought j to a conclusion' a . very interesting af- j ceremony. "" I The following promotions 'for 1912 I were announced... Dux, May Hunter : I Proximo Acceesit,' Ross St. Join : | Proficiency, "V.,; Biiick ; Competency, j N. Cook.' ' "> -I

Standard Vl. Htarry Barres, Melville Catt, Owen Oammins, Wilhelm Rummer, Harry St. John. Standiard V.— Luke Cummins, r.lsie Hubbard, PhyMs Hubbard, Natheley McKenzie, Jame Miller, Florae., State, Joseph Tinsley. Sfouidard IV.— Dotfa Evans, Geo. Evans, Algernon rlarcomibe, Naic-y Lewro, Laura Miller, Roland J 'or ry, Jlack Yates, Wyndlham Will 1 - iam OoHett, Norman Evans. Standard lll.—Effie Adams, Ella Adaans, Myrtle Allen, Alison Cook, Eileen Cummins, Cecelia Cummins. Colin Da,gg.,„ Audrey Evans, Sarah Evanis, Daisy :Hubbard, Jessie, Peiry, Humphrey Peters, Harold Riot.. Vincent Wilton, May Alien, R&vry Evams', Helen. Graham, Lily Willitim Rick.

Standard 11. Donis Alien-, I*e*inald Anketell, Harold Amketell tierbert Adtt;m®, Dudley Bawnistaf, My EMe, Guv Lewis, Robert Harco-.nbe. Amy Grata, Mabel Perry, Mabel PMllips, Doris Price, James Slru+e Standard I.— Cora Hubbard, Nancy Cbok, Agnes Evans-, James Peters, Alice AlTon, Florence. Well* gtoin, Edith Tira&s, Alfred Meyneli, Ardlnie Riick, Horace Wilton, Lawrence. Sutton, Mary Graham, Albert Graham.