Twenty-four hours of suspense following the drill competition at the Cathedral Girls' School ended yesterday morning in triumph for Faraday House. The silver shield recently given to the school by Mr W. J, Ward was presented to the n of the House, Kathleen Taylor, by Mr. P. W. Massey who also made all other presentations.
Announcements covering the honours lists for the term were by the hend-mistress, Miss 1. M. Fleet, and includes the following: awards:
Highest form averages, School "Ya; Junior' School, Ib; "sie Peter Grain Hook cup, Form' Var Bishop Curtis award, Form Ib; the Donn Walker prize, Ki Gold dove Muir, Mary' Shaw, Dorothy Wells, Isabel Squires, Mary Clements, Betty Cubban, Kathleen Wells," Marion Hend Elizabeth Churchyard, Kathleen "Clark, Lansoc, Primrose Turner Darby, Diana Gibbings, Care, and Margaret Darby, order marks for three terms, Joan Mary Shaw, Kathleen. Wells, thy Wells? never late, never marks for five terms," Isabel Squires, "and for nine terms, Hilary Lord, Faraday House's victory in the competitive drill was won by a lar gin: of ten points, according to the xeore which was' as follows: Faraday House, 142 points; St: Hilda, 182 points; Bronte, 113 points, and Scott, 95
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