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-- PaulKlemick - 27 Jul 2007

Waihola School

The annual breaking up of the Waihola School took place on Wednesday last. A large number of parents and friends were present to witness the proceedings. After the distribution of prizes, an adjournment was made to the park, where a capital picnic was provided, which was heartily enjoyed by all. Appended is the prize list:

Infant Department. Div. I - Each child received a picture book.

Div. II - Boys: John Annis, 1; Walter Andrews, 2. Girls: Gertured Wilson, 1.

Div. III - Boys: John O'Brien, 1. Girls: Edith Hankey, 1; Fanny Bonin, 2; Christina Smith, 3.

Standard I - Boys: Henry Williamson, 1. Girls: Annie Annis, 1; Elizabeth Finlay, 2.

Standard II - Boys: Bernard Wisnuski, 1. Girls: Margaret Smith, 1; Edith Hankey, 2.

Standard III - Boys: Carl Redman, 1; John Borthwick, 2. Girls: Elizabeth Smith, 1.

Standard IV - Boys: Albert Andrews, 1; Thomas McKay, 2. Girls: Grace McGillivray, 1; Kate Borrie, 2.

Standard V - Ellen Findlay, 1.

Sewing

Standard I - Fanny Bonnin, 1.

Standard II - Margaret Borthwick, 1; Edith Hankey and Voluska Orluski, 2.

Standard III - Isabella Smith, 1.

Standard IV - Grace McGillivray, 1; Kate Smith, 2.

Knitting. - Ellen Finlay, 1; Mary Smith, 2.

Good Conduct in Sewing Class - Mary Jenkins.

Good Attendace Prizes - Alex Dickson and George Crane.

Certificates - Ellen Finlay, 1; Harriet Crane, 2.

Most Popular Boy - Thomas McKay.

Most Popular girl - Mary Jenkins. "The Bruce Herald", 30 December 1884.