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The very fine folk dancing display witnessed at the fete, included
M. Houghton, L. Harrison, G. Cox, J Mayne and K. Hales, while the
last two girls showed their talent in the display at the Exhibition
Grounds.
K. Hales, M. Houghton, P. Jackson, R. Newnham and R. Passey
were keen life-saving students and all won awards.
But it has not been all play—we have tried equally hard in the
class room and we hope we all receive our reward—namely, our Scholar.
ship Pass. Congratulations to M. Houghton (top girl) and R. Bolitho
(top boy). L. Harrison has proved herself to be a budding poetess.
All too soon now we shall be face to face with the scholarship
examination and we hope nothing goes wrong to prevent any of us
from sitting, and above all we hope to see all our names in print in
the paper early in 1959. We take this opportunity to wish all the
other candidates from our school the very be. 3t of luck in the forth
coming examinations.
At the end of the year we will be “thrown to the wirtds” as it were.
Some of us will take jobs and others who return to this school will
enter the various Form Ill's associated with the various courses. But
there will be a 2H next year, and while there is a 2H we’ll be looking
forward to hearing good reports of it.

FORM 21
Form Captains : Deidrie Brown, Colin Ament.
Our Form teacher, Mr. Mahoney, is most fortunate (!) in having
under his careful guidance, such an industrious class, whose high
ambitions are nonpareil. During the year class members took part,
with distinction, in various form and school activities.
Our congratulations first to Janice Kocho and Colin Ament who
tied for first place in class in the recent examinations. Worthy of
note, too, we feel, was Ray Maltby’s 100 per cent, for maths, in the
nomination examination, while Christine Collins, Roslyn Penny and
Delmae Woods brought honour to the class by the high standard of
their mothercraft projects.
Noela Evans, Deirdrie Brown and Delmae Woods competed
successfully in the swimming carnival and Philip Jaillet gained the
honoured position of junior swimming champion. Those to obtain
life-saving certificates were Kay Burgess, Delmae Woods, Margaret
Green, Philip Jaillet and Dennis Davis.
Our representatives in Rugby League football were Bryan Palmer,
Terry Kennedy, Gary Grant, Neil McWaters, Barry Railings, Kevin
McGuire and John Molyneux. Deirdrie Brown proved to be our most
outstanding athlete and Dennis Davis the most outstanding boy. Janice
Kocho and Deirdrie Brown helped lead the basketball team to victory
in the premiership. Ray Maltby represented the school at soccer, while
Colin Ament and Neil McWaters performed creditably with cricket bat
and ball.
Amongst the early arrivals home in the cross-country were Dennis
Davis and Gary Grant. (N.B. They did not take a short cut.)
We take this opportunity of wishing our fellow students the best
of luck in their forthcoming ordeal—er—examinations.