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.

The Waihola School Committee treated the children to a picnic in Mr. Mollison’s grounds on Christmas Day. The usual games were provided for their amusement, and the willingness which parents and children showed both to amuse and be amused, made the day specially pleasant and agreeable.

The contractors for the new schoolhouse are just about to commence operations. This building is to be 33 ft x 18 ft, with a classroom 12 ft x 12 ft attached. On the completion of the school room, before the end of the harvest holidays teachers and scholars will feel the benefit of increased accommodation and improved ventilation, and will doubtless commence their studies with renewed vigor. "The Bruce Herald", 30th December 1873.

OPENING OF NEW SHOOL AT WAIHOLA.

The new and commodious edifice just erected for the purpose of the instruction of the rising generation in this rapidly advancing district was opened by Mr. Reid, their accomplished and successful teacher, on Monday week, and any witness of the “scaling” of this school would be surprised to discover where so many as the seventy children in attendance came from, which number, too, has been steadily on the increase ever since the advent of the present teacher. We, the other day, observed many of the children walking from the school a distance of several miles, and we noticed three brothers mounted on the one horse, who ride daily over ten miles to school.

The new school occupies a most commanding site upon the Township Reserve, and is not only handsome in external appearance but is fitted up internally with every convenience for the successful conduct of a public school. The arrangement of the writing desks is specially worthy of notice by school committees generally, who have not yet introduced the improvement to which we are about to refer, and which, we understand, is now universally adopted in the home country. The ink-bottles are protected by a sliding board the full length of the desk, so that when the pupils are not engaged upon their writing lesson the teacher can effectively prevent the many amusements indulged in by the juveniles of our day in daubing each other and all around with Todd’s best blacking writing fluid.

The main school building measures 36 x 18 ft, with a side class-room, with folding doors measuring 12 ft. x 12 ft., which can be thrown into the one room upon similar occasions to that we are now describing, when both departments were well filled by an attentive and appreciative audience.

The gradual advance of the Waihola district is to be traced in the various stages of school and church accommodation furnished during the past thirteen years. In 1861, the one building, which is now devoted to the purpose of the teacher’s residence alone, did duty also as a school on week days and a church on Sabbaths. Some eight or nine years ago the church was built, and now we have a separate establishment devoted to educational purposes. "The Bruce Herald", 8th May, 1874.

There are from 20 to 30 cases of scarlet fever in the Waihola township, chiefly among the German families, generally speaking the attacks are of a mild nature, but one child died on Saturday from the malady.

A special meeting of the Waihola School Committee was held on the evening of the 22nd inst, when it was resolved to close the school for one month, owing to the prevalence of scarlet fever in the township. "The Bruce Herald", 26 February 1878.

Scarlet fever at Waihola is not quite gone yet as after an apparent lull, four or five fresh cases have occurred within the past few days. The other patients under Dr. Rogers’ care are progressing favourably. "The Bruce Herald", 22nd March 1878.

On Friday afternoon, on the Waihola Road, we observed a little school girl whose age, apparently, did not exceed 4 years she was unaccompanied, but she walked with a step which indicated a spirit of self-reliance. She was evidently deeply impressed with the school lessons of the day, for, periodically she audibly counted from one to twelve. We journeyed with her, and before she stopped at her own home, we ascertained that she had travelled more than three miles. In going to school, she had probably travelled on foot, and thus the total journeying is 6 miles - not bad for a four year old. "The Bruce Herald", 26 October 1880.

WAIHOLA SCHOOL

The annual examination of the above school was held on Wednesday last, in presence of the school committee, and a number of lady visitors. After a strict examination of the leading subjects, the youngsters were regaled with an abundance of cakes, lollies, and tea, which they did ample justice to. The next performance was the distribution of prizes by the chairman, and a presentation to Miss Watson, the assistant teacher. This gift was subscribed for by Miss Watson’s sewing class. After the presentation, young and old indulged in a number of out-door sports, and concluded the day in a most cheerful manner. We append the Prize-list.

UPPER DIVISION

GENERAL EXCELLENCE

Class V- 1st prize, Niel Paterson; 2nd, Annie McGillivray; 3rd, Flora Williams.

Class IV- 1st prize, Annie Robertson; 2nd, Catherine McGillivray; 3rd, David Finlay and Jeannie Robertson equal.

Class III- 1st prize, Jane Adam; 2nd, Lizzie Hilgendorf; 3rd Fannie Croft and Ernest Chandler equal.

Class II- Boys - 1st prize, Frank Plover; 2nd, Joseph Philoposky; 3rd, Archie Paterson. Girls - 1st prize, Martha Gregory; 2nd, Ellen Finlay; 3rd, Marion Bonnin.

COMPOSITION

Class V- Neil Paterson

Class IV- Annie Robertson

ARITHMETIC

Class V- 1st prize, Neil Paterson; 2nd, Annie McGillivray

Class IV- 1st prize, David Finlay; 2nd, Annie Robertson

Class III- 1st prize, Karl Henke; 2nd, Lizzie Hilgendorf

Class II- 1st prize, Frank Plover; 2nd, Ellen Finlay

READING

Class V- Lottie Gregory and - Williams equal

Class IV- Martha Finlay

Class III- Fanny Crofts

Class III- Francis Kronig

Class II- Marion Bomin

Class II- Frank Plover

HIGHEST ATTENDANCE FOR THE YEAR

David Borrie and Katie Borrie

MOST POPULAR BOY AND GIRL

James Borrie and Lottie Gregory

LOWER DIVISION

GENERAL EXCELLENCE

1st Class (Boys)- E. Williamson and F. Hilgendorf equal; 2nd, A. Andrews. (Girls)- 1st, Grace McGillivray; 2nd Eliza Crofts.

2nd Class- 1st, Fred Eagerty; 2nd, Jessie Patterson; 3rd, Karl Radmann; 4th Thos. Adam.

3rd Class- 1st, Walewska Orlowski; 2nd, Bernard Wisnewski; 3rd John Plowa; 4th, Margery Patterson.

4th Class- 1st, Henry Williamson and Annie Annis equal; 2nd, Frank Orlowski; 3rd, Adeline Eagerty.

ATTENDANCE

John Borthwick and Martha Orlowski.

MOST POPULAR BOY AND GIRL

Fitz Hilgendorf and Grace McGillivray.

READING

Boys - 1st prize, Fitz Hilgendorf. Girls - 1st prize, Ann Kronig.

SEWING

1st prize, Ann McGillivray; 2nd, Ann Robertson; 3rd, Fanny Crofts; 4th, Marian Bonnin and Rose Andrews equal; 5th, Grace McGillivray. "The Bruce Herald", 24th December 1880.

We are pleased to hear that measles have almost disappeared from Waihola. The school has re-assembled, with a satisfactory attendance. "The Bruce Herald", 22nd July 1881.

The Waihola school committee met on Monday evening. There were present Messrs Bannatyne (in the chair), Smith, Wilson, Williamson, and Borthwick. After confirmation of the minutes, it was agreed that Mr. Williamson be requested to obtain a number of trees to be planted on the school ground. It was decided that the fence around the property should be repaired. The offer of the schoolmaster to supply pens, ink, and paper for examination, at 6d per head, to be paid half-yearly, was accepted. Accounts to the amount of £12 were passed for payment, and the meeting adjourned. "The Bruce Herald", 7th July 1882.

The Waihola school will break up for the midsummer holidays on the 20 inst. On the following day a picnic will be held, for which liberal donations have been given. "The Bruce Herald", 18th December 1883.

There was an unusually good attendance at the annual meeting of householders, and considerable interest taken in the proceedings. Many faces were noticed which are not familiar in the township of an evening, more especially during such damp weather.

The secretary read the following report and balance sheet.

Report—Your Committee have much pleasure in bringing their annual report before the householders of the district. There have been twelve meetings held during the year, which were fairly attended. There has been a considerable amount of work done in the way of improvements and repairs to the school, and about the teachers residence. A bell has been hung, new gates erected, the trees cleared, and the ground sown with grass. A new culvert has also been constructed at the teachers residence, and the new gates put up between it and the church.

The attendance of children for the year has not been very good. The school closed with 105 on the roll, being a slight decrease, and the Committee have had occasion to write to parents requesting them to be more regular in sending their children, as the school might lose the services of Miss Watson, which your Committee think, and are quite sure the householders will agree, they could ill afford to do. They have already sustained a loss through the small attendance, viz., a decrease in the Education Board allowance. We always received £10 5s until last quarter; then we only received the amount of £7. We have therefore to respectfully request those who have not been sending their children regularly to do so in the future, and also to impress upon them generally the great importance of education, and the desirability of their taking advantage of the present liberal system to the utmost by sending their children who are of school age regularly and punctually to school, so that both teachers and children taught may attain the highest results.

Your Committee would also state that the Inspectors Report was very good on the whole, and that the passes averaged 76 percent.

A picnic was held this year, and subscriptions towards the expenses were freely given, the amount of £36 6s having been raised. Unfortunately we had a wet day, but on the whole a very agreeable one.

Balance sheet—Receipts

Balance in hand … … … … £5 18 1

Educations Board Allowance 38 5 0

£44 3 1

Expenditure

Cleaning School… …£3 0 0

Repairs… … … … … 9 0 0

J. Nelson, pipes … … 1 6 8

H. Hinck, labor … … 2 5 8

A. Orlowski, do.… …3 19 3

Sundries … … … …3 13 3

Balance … … … …20 18 3

£44 3 1

The following was the result of the nominations and election of Committee:-

J. C. Bannatyne …31

W. Smith … … ... 23

S. R. Quartley … 22

Rev. G. Hall … … 22

J. Crane … … … 21

T. Adam … … … 17

T. Finlay … … … 17

A vote of thanks to the retiring Committee and Chairman concluded the proceedings. "The Bruce Herald", 1 February 1884.

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|Waihola |Anis |Annis Fanny | | 1878- -05 1884 II |Waihola |Anis |Annis Mary | | 1878-03-09 |Waihola |Anis |Annis Francis | | 1878-09-07 1884 III |Waihola |Anis |Annis Annie | | 1881 1886 II |Waihola |Anis |Annis John | | 1882-05-05 1890 II |Waihola |Anis |Annis R. Bernard | | 1884-11-05 1891 |Waihola |Anis |Annis August | | 1885-11-05 1892 |Waihola |Anis |Annis Martha | | 1887-01-05 |Waihola |Anis |Annis Kate | | 1889-09-05 |Waihola |Anis |Annis Veronica | | 1894- -05 |Waihola |Anis |Annis Eva | | 1904-02-24 1912 |Waihola |Anis |Annis Allan H. | | 1919-01-06 |Waihola |Anis |Annis Maurice L. | | 1920- -05 |Waihola |Bara |Barra Minnie | | -03-11 |Waihola |Bara |Barra Mary | | -03-12 |Waihola |Bara |Barra Bernard | | 1882 I |Waihola |Baumgardt |Bungart Annie | | 1878 1882 |Waihola |Baumgardt |Baumgardt Joseph | | 1878-06-09 |Waihola |Baumgardt |Bungart Pauline | | 1879 1886 |Waihola |Baumgardt |Bungard August | | 1881 1887 |Waihola |Baumgardt |Bungart Mary | | 1882 1889 II |Waihola |Baumgardt |Bungard Frank | | 1884 1887 |Waihola |Baumgardt |Bungard Rose | | 1885 |Waihola |Baumgardt |Bungard Bridget | | 1887 |Waihola |Baumgardt |Bungard Julius | | 1897- -05 1906 |Waihola |Baumgardt |Bungard Lily | | 1898 1907 V |Waihola |Baumgardt |Bungard Andrew | | 1902-02-05 1910 |Waihola |Baumgardt |Bungard Peter | | 1904-04-07 |Waihola |Baumgardt |Bungard Eva | | 1906-02-26 |Waihola |Baumgardt |Bungard Eric | | 1907-10-16 |Waihola |Baumgardt |Bungard William | | 1910-04-11 |Waihola |Dysarsch |Dysarsh Mary | | -09-06 1883 |Waihola |Dysarsch |Dysarsh Pauline | | 1879-09-08 1882 II |Waihola |Dysarsch |Dysarsh Annie | | 1881 1884 |Waihola |Dysarsch |Dysarsh John | | 1881 1884 |Waihola |Dysarsch |Dysarsh Frank | | 1882 1884 |Waihola |Filipowski |Philiposki John | | 1884-06 1891 |Waihola |Filipowski |Philipouski Joseph | | 1882 |Waihola |Halba |Halba Joseph | | 1878-06-14 |Waihola |Halba |Halba Rose | | 1901 |Waihola |Halba |Halba Theresa | | 1911-04-09 |Waihola |Halba |Halba John | | 1911-11-09 |Waihola |Halba |Halba Leanora | | 1912-01-05 1919 |Waihola |Halba |Halba Joseph F. | | 1912-01-06 1919 |Waihola |Jankowski |Yankowski Julia | | 1879- -06 |Waihola |Jankowski |Yankowski Rose | | 1879-06-02 |Waihola |Klimek |Klimick Mary | | 1893-03-05 |Waihola |Orlowski |Orlowski Mary Ann 1878-03-07 1884 II |Waihola |Orlowski |Orlowski Martha | | 1879- -05 1887 III |Waihola |Orlowski |Orlowski Mary | | 1879- -06 1885 III |Waihola |Orlowski |Orluski Frank | | 1880- -05 1887 II |Waihola |Orlowski |Orlowski Annie | | 1882-02-07 1889 |Waihola |Orlowski |Orlowski Frank | | 1883- -05 |Waihola |Orlowski |Orlowski Julia | | 1884- -06 |Waihola |Orlowski |Orlowski Voluski | | 1884- -11 |Waihola |Orlowski |Orlowski August | | 1884-04-05 1891 |Waihola |Orlowski |Orlowski John A. | | 1885-01-05 |Waihola |Orlowski |Orlowski Victoria | | 1886-02-05 1889 |Waihola |Orlowski |Orlowski Minnie | | 1886-06-05 1893 |Waihola |Orlowski |Orlowski Bernard | | 1887-09-04 |Waihola |Orlowski |Orlowski Rose | | 1888 |Waihola |Orlowski |Orlowski Louis | | 1888-06-05 |Waihola |Orlowski |Orlowski James | | 1889-03-05 |Waihola |Orlowski |Orlowski Alex | | 1899 |Waihola |Orlowski |Orlowski Frank | | 1902 V |Waihola |Orlowski |Orlowski Fanny | | 1905 |Waihola |Orlowski |Orlowski Cyril | | 1918 |Waihola |Orlowski |Orlowski Stanley | | 1921

Waihola Anis Annis Fanny 1878- -05 1884 II Waihola Anis Annis Mary 1878-03-09 Waihola Anis Annis Francis 1878-09-07 1884 III Waihola Anis Annis Annie 1881 1886 II Waihola Anis Annis John 1882-05-05 1890 II Waihola Anis Annis R. Bernard 1884-11-05 1891 Waihola Anis Annis August 1885-11-05 1892 Waihola Anis Annis Martha 1887-01-05 Waihola Anis Annis Kate 1889-09-05 Waihola Anis Annis Veronica 1894- -05 Waihola Anis Annis Eva 1904-02-24 1912 Waihola Anis Annis Allan H. 1919-01-06 Waihola Anis Annis Maurice L. 1920- -05 Waihola Bara Barra Minnie -03-11 Waihola Bara Barra Mary -03-12 Waihola Bara Barra Bernard 1882 I Waihola Baumgardt Bungart Annie 1878 1882 Waihola Baumgardt Baumgardt Joseph 1878-06-09 Waihola Baumgardt Bungart Pauline 1879 1886 Waihola Baumgardt Bungard August 1881 1887 Waihola Baumgardt Bungart Mary 1882 1889 II Waihola Baumgardt Bungard Frank 1884 1887 Waihola Baumgardt Bungard Rose 1885 Waihola Baumgardt Bungard Bridget 1887 Waihola Baumgardt Bungard Julius 1897- -05 1906 Waihola Baumgardt Bungard Lily 1898 1907 V Waihola Baumgardt Bungard Andrew 1902-02-05 1910 Waihola Baumgardt Bungard Peter 1904-04-07 Waihola Baumgardt Bungard Eva 1906-02-26 Waihola Baumgardt Bungard Eric 1907-10-16 Waihola Baumgardt Bungard William 1910-04-11 Waihola Dysarsch Dysarsh Mary -09-06 1883 Waihola Dysarsch Dysarsh Pauline 1879-09-08 1882 II Waihola Dysarsch Dysarsh Annie 1881 1884 Waihola Dysarsch Dysarsh John 1881 1884 Waihola Dysarsch Dysarsh Frank 1882 1884 Waihola Filipowski Philiposki John 1884-06 1891 Waihola Filipowski Philipouski Joseph 1882 Waihola Halba Halba Joseph 1878-06-14 Waihola Halba Halba Rose 1901 Waihola Halba Halba Theresa 1911-04-09 Waihola Halba Halba John 1911-11-09 Waihola Halba Halba Leanora 1912-01-05 1919 Waihola Halba Halba Joseph F. 1912-01-06 1919 Waihola Jankowski Yankowski Julia 1879- -06 Waihola Jankowski Yankowski Rose 1879-06-02 Waihola Klimek Klimick Mary 1893-03-05 Waihola Kroning Krunich Annie 1878-06-05 Waihola Kroning Kroning Frank 1878-06-10 Waihola Kroning Kronig Francis 1878-09-09 Waihola Kroning Kroning Edith 1879-09-12 Waihola Orlowski Orlowski Mary Ann 1878-03-07 1884 II Waihola Orlowski Orlowski Martha 1879- -05 1887 III Waihola Orlowski Orlowski Mary 1879- -06 1885 III Waihola Orlowski Orluski Frank 1880- -05 1887 II Waihola Orlowski Orlowski Annie 1882-02-07 1889 Waihola Orlowski Orlowski Frank 1883- -05 Waihola Orlowski Orlowski Julia 1884- -06 Waihola Orlowski Orlowski Voluski 1884- -11 Waihola Orlowski Orlowski August 1884-04-05 1891 Waihola Orlowski Orlowski John A. 1885-01-05 Waihola Orlowski Orlowski Victoria 1886-02-05 1889 Waihola Orlowski Orlowski Minnie 1886-06-05 1893 Waihola Orlowski Orlowski Bernard 1887-09-04 Waihola Orlowski Orlowski Rose 1888 Waihola Orlowski Orlowski Louis 1888-06-05 Waihola Orlowski Orlowski James 1889-03-05 Waihola Orlowski Orlowski Alex 1899 Waihola Orlowski Orlowski Frank 1902 V Waihola Orlowski Orlowski Fanny 1905 Waihola Orlowski Orlowski Cyril 1918 Waihola Orlowski Orlowski Stanley 1921 Waihola Orlowski Orlowski Victoria Waihola Plewa Plover Francis 1882 II Waihola Plewa Plover Nellie 1882 Waihola Plewa Plewa John Waihola Reikowski Raecouski August Waihola Reikowski Reicouski Rose Waihola Smolinski Smolensky John 1883 Waihola Smolinski Smolensky Franz 1883 Waihola Teike Tiche Mary 1880- -10 1883-10-12 Waihola Teike Tyche Frank 1880-09-08 Waihola Teike Tikey Joseph 1885-06-07 1886-12 Waihola Welnowski Wilnoski Busher 1884 Waihola Welnowski Welnoski Reginald 1915 Waihola Welnowski Vilnaski Thomas Waihola Wisniewski Wisnusky Antoni 1884 I Waihola Wisniewski Wisnesky Bernard 1887 III Waihola Wisniewski Wisnesky Jeanie 1908 Waihola Wisniewski Wisnesky Myra 1908 Waihola Wisniewski Wisnesky James 1909 Waihola Wisniewski Wisnesky Hyacinth 1911 Waihola Wisniewski Wisnesky Cecilia 1915 Waihola Wisniewski Wiesnusky Annie

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• Waihola School 1894:
  
  Mr J. L. Bonnin (Teacher), Miss Wall (Assistant-teacher).

• Waihola School 1909:
  

Back Row: Florence Cleverly, Edith Sinclair, Cecilia Wisnesky, Annie Sinclair, Eva Bungard, Annie Yorston, Mabel Cockburn, Rose Sinclair, Jean Sinclair, Mabel Sinclair, Evelyn Yorston, Rita Cockburn, Eva Annis, Marjory Yorston, Mr W. A. Paterson (Teacher).
Middle Row: Eric Sinclair, Thomas Cockburn, Oliver Cleverly, Peter Bungard, Oswald Paterson, George Reid, Edward Robertson, William Sinclair, Henry Yorston, Norman Sinclair, Frank Hankey, Frank Sinclair, William Randle, Lawrence Yorston, Gordon Sinclair, Leslie Brown.
Front Row: Robert Andrews, Ella Shand, James Sinclair, Eileen Crane, Eric Yorston, Jeanie Grey, Andrew Bungard, Mary Cockburn, Hycianth Wisnesky, Violet Hankey, Conrad Yorston, Hector Yorston, Eric Bungard.

Photos provided by Waihola School Centennial puplication (1960).

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