BK. Quick stated that the past year was the best the School had experienced since ts Commencement in the present build Ings just over five years ago, and the standard of work as shown by the examinations was very satisfactory. 'The School had one disappointment, which was the failure of C, Brook t0 win a' Peace Memorial Scholarship, Two scholarships were awarded and Brook was placed third, whi other of the School's boys, Richard, fourth, Six Certificates, two of which' were with honours, were obtained in' the Cambridge' Senior Jocal, while in the Junior there were] xtc, five successes, The results showed 100 percent. of passes. A St. Andrew's Society Bursary was awarded to A. J. Harvey and a St, George's Socleiy Scholarship to J. R. Kalo. The success among the junior boys of which the School felt proudest was that in the Henry Lester Sch ship, for which there was very keen competition, and it reflected urent credit on the winner, John Brennan-Craddock.
With the general improvement in standard of work, there were fand secondly," Latin would be started ay previously. Chinese alternative to. Latin in certain forms was reported. The Master pald a special tribute to two members of the staff, Mrs. E, Krass and Mrs. J. Denis Mooney, who had done excellent work among the junior boys. a large party to camp at Peitaiho and the thanks of parents and boys were due to him and those who helped to shoulder the responsibility. In such an undertaking, also to Mr. Denham and Mr, Clements for the interest they had shown. in the Scouts. The' Cubs had. fourished under Mr. P.G. D. Sixsmith. A ebt of gratitude owing to the Army the matter of "P.T," and in particular to Col. "Polly in this connection, and now to Col Hammond-'Smith for continuing the good work.
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