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PAGE TEN THE OSHAWA 7 "ly Whitby Public Schools Reports for First Term KING STREET SCHOOL Names appear in order of merit, vith sta as follows: Honours, 75 per cent or more; pass 60 per tent. or more. Honours-- Gertrude Best, Eliza- pa Cnt Slat tac am Pepper, y T, i Richard Stuart, Underwood, W Gascoyne, Albert Jubb, to, Marion Scott, Edna Lowden, Don- ald Tucker, Ben Lemburg, k Thompson, Harold Parsons, Sidney Cornish, William Maffey, Muriel Tur- ner, Vivian Rice, Stephen Bascom, Jack Shephard, Alfred Williams, Jennie Scott, Hilda Stephenson, Gladys Park, Anna Town, Nancy Lizzie Hogg, Bernice Church, Dorothy Underwood. Below Pass-- Herbert Hunt, John Dalby, Hazel Magner, Earle Bryant. R. A. Sennett. Sr. IIL--Honors--Edward Goode, Dennis Kings, Gertrude Charters, Jack Kean, Webster Thompson, Florence Underwood. Pass-- Carter, Gordon Pepper, Douglas Al- lan, Jean Campbell, Edith Adam, Bernard Clarke, John Fisher, Eve- Iyn Underwood, George Foster, Da- vid Irwin, Vernon Moore, Adam Shechwsuk. Below Pass -- Evans Michael, Lorne Atkinson, Arthur Virgin, Douglas Halliday, Albert Bedding, Sam Thorndike, Bud Heard, Myrtle Edgerton. Jr. IV.--Honours--Leo Vamplew, Gertie Fenemore, Ross Harris, and Marion Smith (equal), Charles King, Ronald Ward, Elsie 88, Helen Sheard. Pass--Evelyn Tole, Marjorie Moore, Evelyn Thorndyke, Mary Halliday, Jim Davidson. is- sed some examinations--Edna Sav- age. 2 Laura I. Cobk. Jr. 111.--Honours--Donald Beaton, Ruth Collins, Francis Hinkson - ther Hall, Ruby Palmer, Irene John- son, Julia. Borchuk. Pass--Lenore Innes, (Jack Hilliard, Donald Kemp- thorne), eqbal Mary Mathison, (Ray Campbell, Helen Deverell) equal, Lloyd (Costello, Douglas Cam- eron, Jack Reid, Jean Thomas, Ger- ald Gascoigne, Ellen Mowat, Wel- lington Mecllwain, (Mary Halliday and Fern Nichols) equal. Below Pass --Sylvia Wilson, Mary Anderson, Garnet Swain, Charles Wigston, Erma Goldring, Esther Thomas. Ab- sent--Doris Stewart, Hartley De- laney. Sr. IL.--Honours--Myrna Connor, Henry Brown, Malcom Adam. Pass --Orval Atkinson, Jack Town, Bil- lie Ward. Below Pass--Murray Con- ley, Billy Smith, Lloyd Sheard. Ab- sent--Billy Byers. Teacher--Elizabeth K. Wylie. Sr. IL.-- Honours -- Howardene Michael, David Ross, Bessie Trum- ble, Bernice Gordon, John Borchuk, Olive Conley, Marie Williams, John Thomas. Jr. 11. "A" Class--Honours--Ken- neth Phin, Jean Goldring, Douglas Astley, Janet Smith, Helen Hoar, Audrey Conley, Doris Cameron and Donald Wilhelm (equal). Pass--Rob- ert Scriver, Ruth James, Max At- kinson, Harry Town, Alva Gillespie, Vada Harper. Jr. IL. "B" Class--Honours--Dor- ouy Conley, Marguerite Hill. Pass --Evelyn Carter, Arthur Ashton, Georgina Bailey. Below Pass--Mar- gaset Halliday, Dudley Wilson, Dick audsley, Douglas Sheard. Absent during tests--Andrew Mecllwain. Marjorie C. Baker. First "A" Class--Honours--Jean Wilkinson, Peter Cook, Carol De- Janey, Muriel Hill, Jack Whitfield & Earl Moore (equal), Bobby Beaton, Evelyn Atkinson, Douglas Blair, Bruce McConnell, Ethel Foster, Teddy Thorndyke, Joan Ormiston, Nancy Chown, Elizabeth Gascoigne. Pass-- Peggy Kempthorne, th Fearon. "B" Class-- Honours--Elsie Gil- lespie, Jean Lowden, Ronald Bell, Marian Underwood, Marian Scott, Agnes Anderson, Mary Vamplew. Pass--Alex Foster, Conrad Hewis, Kenneth Sheard, Wilma James, Lil- ian Bailey and Helen Luke (equal). Below Pass--Ruth King, i Boyn- ton, Mary Scezwsuk, Louis Palmer, Howard Allan. Absent-- Bernice Sleep, Castle Smith, Billy Bull, Eva Virgin. W. Jean Middleton. Kindergarten Primary-- A Class --Honours -- Richards, Dewland Betty, Dewland Peggy, and Wood Margaret, (equal), Samp bell Nora, Henderson Donald, Blight Everett, McCullough Evelyn and Borchuk Ruth (equal). Pass--Sleep Lurana, Parrott Violet. B Class--Honours-- Kean Helen, Mihalko, Pindar Milton, Town Geo. Pass--Pindar Ivan, Moore Irene, Hi r Douglas, Toms Howard, Al- lan June. C Class--Honours--Stanlick Mar- ret, Balmer Dorothy and Thorn- 4 Clarence (equal). Pass--Lint- ner Helen, Conely Ross, Williams Allan, Brooks Bol by. Bailey Helen, Scezwsuk Annie, Peggs uglas. Below Pass--Thomas k, Under- wood Geraldine. Absent from Exam- inations--Archibald Dorothy, Brown Marie, Sommon Marjorie Scriver enn, leeman Marga Jetny, J. E. Tremeer, Teacher. DUNDAS STREET SCHOOL Jr. IV.--Honours--Joyce Priest, Viola 58, cia Richardson, 1, Gladys Little, Isabelle Connor, oyd Augustus, 8, Annie Y; ), Gladys po Howe ig Smythie MacCullou; Ruby i and Fred O'Del (equal), Arthur Bradley: Jack Maffey (equal), Elizabeth Mowat, Max Cog Church, Gordon Hodge, Kenneth Johnson, Bill Stevenson, Eugene Huntley, Willie Collins, Bil- lie Luke, Margaret Hopper, Betty Heart, Below Pass--David Stein, Jack Trueman, Mary Sawdon, Jim n Annie ammola, Ralph Collins. Absent--Mat amp i bread, Billie Lawler. ge 4 i 0. L. McIntosh. Sr. 1 Honours-- Loe Sle a holm, Mac! gers, Ba uir, Lil- li ee Edith Outwin, Bud Dil- ling, Joan Parsons. Pass--Melvin Tofan, Mary Campbell, Jean Dare, Allin Anderson, Ray Crocker. Be- hal- | Pass--Arthur Spanner, Buddie Dorothy, | Ii low Pass--Lloyd Conn, Jim Mayne, Marjorie Sawdon. Jr. IIL--Pass--Irene Park, Doris Johnston, Jimmie Sturgess, Ma. Tofan, Allin . H Doris Noble, Ronald Huntley, Malcolm McClel- land, Below Pass--Allin Bradley, El- win Toland, Florence Gammon, Dick Collins. Absen Duncan. Jr. L--Honours-- Gammon, Arthur Joynt, Georgina Canpbd). Joys George Simpson, Earnest Out- wa, Morely phenson, Evelyn 4 : E. K Shephard. Sr. IL--Honours-- Bill Harlow, Grace Richardson, Kathleen Dalby, Jean Livingston, Richard Lindley, equal, Gordon Benson, Lois Marston, Sadie McKay. Pass--Earl Dilling, Helen Geale, Charlotte Potter, Edi Harris, Ruth Roberts, Harold Hunt- ley, Peter Ho E Maudie Maddock. Below oh sie Bailey, Roberta Campbell, Wilhelmine Rich, Marie Conn, Madeline Harris, Kathleen Campbell. J Jr. IL.--Honours --Mack Steven- son. Pass--Helen Park, Vivian Dal- by, Ruth McClelland, Joan Lindley, Clara Lemburg. Below Pass--James Bremner, Doris Garfat, Vernon Johnson, Mike Dennis, Josie Crock- er. Absent--James Martin, Everett Bryant. ju I. Honours--Jack McLean, Elaine Sebert, Bill Johnson, Carl Yacabosky, Abie Levine, Normandy Rooke. Pass--Florence Hawes, Dor- ice Bremner, Ivan Fletcher. Absent --Willie Outwin, Walter Bryant. Sr. Primer-- Honours-- Isadore Parker, Millie Jacobowski, Earl Huntley, Freddie Maddock, Ruth Bowman, Eugene MacLean, Demit- ry Rudak, Verna Priest, Harvey Rooke, Ona Crocker, Stanley Noble, Douglas Outwin, Douglas Dair, Vio- let Noble. Pass--Ralph Harris, Nor- man Bailey. Jr. Primer-- Honours -- Allison Vanstone, Evelyn Fallow, Erma Huntley, Ralph MacCarl, Gordon McClelland, Janet Baker. Pass-- Margaret Livingstone, David Wood, George Benson, Ross Bryant, Lorne Campbell, Lloyd Simpson; Olive Harris, Margaret Potter, Ralph An- derson. Beginners--Honours--Clara Stein, Claire Rich, Allan Johnston, Clif- ford Maddock, Harold Bratley. Pass --Gordon Rooke, Buddie Whitbread. Isadore Lemberg, Dorothy Sawdon, Lillian Parker. M. E. Whiting. BROCK STREET SCHOOL Sr. 1IV.--Honours-- Clara Camer- on, Isabell Sheriff, Lorraine Gibson, Warren Watson, Blanche Marks. Pass--Jean Hoar, James Crawforth, Jack Powell, Murray Bagg. Failed ~--Jack Young, Thomas Young. Sr. IIl.--Honours--Wilma orn- dyke, Sam Mudrey. Pass--Isabell atson, Nellie Thachuk, Annie Tha- chuk, Nora Gouldburn, Gwen Peeb- les, Grace Martin. Failed--Jack Hoar, D. Peebles, F. Alloway, Willie Crawforth. Jr. IIl.-- Pass--Thelma Sheriff. Failed--Alfred Gaston, Jack Wat- son, Wilda Crawforth. Sr. IL.--Honours--Mary Thachuk, Mary Mudrey. Pass--Marion Wat- son, Gordon Hardey, Jack Hanna, Dorothy Coombe, Mary Rea, Billie Rea. Failed--Charles Gill, Ruth Bagg, Tom Gibson, Robert Mesher. Absent---Melvin Burgess, Betty Ir- vine. Harry W. Jerm Sr. 1.-- Honours--Audrey Colby, Leonard Dalby and Mac Watson equal, Thomas Bland, Erskine Camp- bell, Eleanor Gouldburn, a fares Gill, Donald Pindar, James Neale, Joseph Bland, Harold Marks. Pass-- George Gaston, Jackson Sleep, Phyl- lis Sheriff, Jr. I--Honours--Charles Mesher, Billie Harden, Hannah Levine, Vio- let Willis, June Vaughan. Pass-- Douglas Vaughan, Lillian Sheriff, Irwen Humphreys, Florence Young, Gordon Young absent for exams. Sr. Primer -- Honours -- Robert Humphreys, Gladys Gill. Pass-- Margaret Smith, Robert Willis, Eve- lyn Gaston. Margaret Allard and Edward Bagg absent for exams. Jr. Primer--Honours-- Frank Al- lard, Shirley Colby and Rene' Wil- son, equal, Clara Mesher, Doreen Crawford, Violet Rycroft. Pass-- Jean Ashby and Wray Thorndyke equal, Charles Rycroft, Donald El- son. B. Pass--Annie Kantorius, Mary Kantorius, Robert Bagg, Mad- eline Ingoldsby. Lilian Murray, NEWCASTLE SCHOOL HOLDS ITS ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT Evelyn Allin Wins Oratory Contest--Prizes Presented to Pupils Newcastle, Nov. 29.--On Friday Eve. Nov, 28th Newcastle Commun- ity Hall was filled to the doors when the Public School held their Annual Commencement. With a few words of welcome from chairman Major H. Dudley the program was opened by the Intermediate and Senior rooms with their opening exercises which are used in the school room every morning. The pupils recited the 23rd psalm followed by singing "O Can- ada" and their pledge as follows--I ledge allegiance to Our Flag, to our ing and to our Empire, one Empire indivisible with Liberty, Equality and Justice for all, one Ged, one King, one flag, one Piedge for all, one Destiny for all, concluding with sing- ing God Save the King. Prayers were then delivered by Rev. F. H, Mason, M.A, and the .concert commenced with a splendid number "Health Ex- ercises" given by the Primary Room under the direction of iss Orchard. Two songs entitled "Lovely May" and " Rockabye Lullaby" by a two part picked chorus (of girls) unac- companied under the direction of Miss Mason. a i~ | music being composed by Jean Rick- eard. | gers. A Junior chorus by the Primary Room, a song of the wheat entitled "Golden Wheat" fifteen children taking part each one having a loar of bread ated by Mr. H. Britton, A fifteen piece rythm band by Juh- ior pupils played "La Czarine" ac- companied on the piano by Miss Mason. The instruments the children used were, drum, triangle three string bells, rythm sticks, wood block xylo- phone, three tambourines, jingle stick, sand blocks and two lots of symbols. A Russian ballet by Junior pupils in costume, directed by Miss Mason, A boys' chorus by Intermediate and Senior pupils and a girls' chorus entitled "An Original Melody" the ard for 'which she received a prize. Prizes were given as follows: First- class Proficiency prize donated by O. A. Parker, won by Ray Wright; First class Writing prize donated by Miss M. A. Purday won by Jimmie Love- kin; Second Class Proficiency prize donated by F. W. Rickard, won by Patricia Pearce, presented by Rev. W. P. Rogers, B. A.; Junior Third Proficiency prize the S. Jose Memor- ial prize donated and presented by H. Jose, won by Reta Powell; Senior Third Proficiency prize donated by T. A. Rodger, won by Ruth Honey; and Arithmetic prize and highest marks on Entrance Examinations J. E. W, Philp, won by Muriel Pol- lard and presented by Rev. W, P. Rogers, B.A, Judges decision on Public Speaking contest was given by C. F. Cannon, B.A, Inspector of Public schools, Oshawa, the following winning first prize the "Nora E. Coleman Memor- ial Prize" won by Evelyn Allin, sec- ond won by Ruth Honey, third by Gladys Matchett, the latter prizes donated and presented by T. A, Rod- The Judges for the evening were Miss Holmes, Principal of King St. School, Oshawa, Miss Storrar, Prin- cipal Mary St. School, Oshawa and C. F. Cannon, B.A. English prize donated by Mis. Rob- ert Gibson in memory of her late husband, given for the highest marks in Composition, Grammar and Spell- ing on the Entrance Examinations. won by June Brown, presented by J W. Bradley. Canadian History Prizes by the Women's Canadian Club, Bowmanville,, presente! by Mrs. (Dr.) Butler in the absence of Mrs. (Rev.) Geo. Mason, Bowmanville, were won by Audrey Bonathan--first Mary Chaplin second. donated Masonic prize presented by R. W. Walon to June Brown for highest marks on Eentrance Examination Library Board prize for the best essays, were won by Evelyn Allin, first and Harold Deline, second, pre- sented by Rev. Scott Howard. I'he wm. E. Hooper Memorial prize won by Jean Rickard for composing the music of the prize song sung by the girls chorus was presented to her by Miss Mason on behalf of Mrs. Geo Ellfeck. Prizes donated by the Board of Education for the best "Posters for advertising the Commencement" were won. by, first, Evelyn Allin; second Gertrude Bonathan; third, Robert Duck; presented by H. R. Vearce Three numbers "There aie at the bottom of our garden | ry Ripe", "Oh, dear! What can the matter be," were sung by the Senior School choir and an enjoyable pro gramme brought to a close with all singing "God Save the King" A meeting of the Trustees and] Teachers of Clarke Township was! held in the Continuation school at Orono on Thursday evening, Nov. 27 The purpose of the meeting was to hear Col. E. E. Snider, Inspector of Public Schools for Durham County explain the rule governing the new revised system of schools receiving the government and county grants. Under the new system Newcastle and Orono will receive a dollar for each upil. The larger schools will be enefited and the smaller schools will receive a very small amount of money. Newcastle cchool hoard was represented by Major H. Dudley, H Pearce, C. M. Eddy. | The Women's Auxiliary of S: George's Anglican church, Newcast! held a_most imtegesting entertainment in thé Parish H\I on Nov, 27th. It was entitled an "Evening in Japan", Lantern slides on Japan were shown and a lecture on that country given by Rev. F. H. Mason, B.A, After the slides the curtains before the stage were opened disclosing a picturesque Japanese room in which were twn tables of Japanese curies about each one of which Mrs. Lindsay in Japan- ese dress gave an entertaining talk. Following the exhibition of curios was given a Japanese play, The char- acters were ably taken by Mrs. Win Anderson, (Rev.) Mrs. F. H. Mason, Mrs. LeGresley, Mrs. Robt. Gibson, Mrs. Lindsay and Miss Mcintosh. Proceeds of the evening were devot- ed to the Mission work uf the Wo men's Auxiliary. _ St. George's Anglican Church; Rev. . H, Mason, B.A, Rector. 2nd Sun- day in Advent Dec. 7 11 am, Holy Communion, Sermon: Faith in Holy Scripture." 6. 30 p.m. Evensong and Litany. Young Men's Bible Class 945 am. in the Vestry. All .young men welcome. Sunda, School 2 p.m. Note: Evensong at 6.30 p.m. in order not to conflict with the Community Hall service at 7.30 p.m. There will be a special meeting for women and girls on Tuesday after- noon, Dec. 9th at 3 pm. The speak- er will be Miss Mabel Cartwright LL. D., of Toronto, fairies Cher DEATH OF MRS. EDWARDS Margaret Jane Madill, beloved wife of the late John Edwards, and mother of Mr. Alonzo Edwards, of Whitby, passed away at her home in Pickering Township on Monday, after having been in failing health in' Pickering Township and ha ed at lot 2, con. 4, for the p years. She was a member of 4 well known family, and had a large/ num- ber of friends, She was a of the United Church. 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