FEBRUARY 11, 1950 §ch0ol Reports
NEWTON SCHOOL
T1,.- iollowlng is the report for m, month of January.
Grade VII - l. Mary McIver. 2. Gerard McIver. 3. Rosemary Mulli-
"that v1 —1. Adelaide Mulligan. a‘ Alyson Murphy. 3. Robert Coadv.
Grade IV -— 1. Mary Boyle. 2. Peggy Mclver. 8. Geraldine Boyle.
Grade III -— 1. Elizabeth Mulli-
g, Lawrence Costello.
c-rade II -— 1. Betty McIver. winnlfred Murphy.
Grails I Sr. — l. Freda Boyle.
(jraile I Jr. - l. Glen Murphy.
Highest average in Senior grades- nary Mclver, Highest average. in Junior grades: Glen Murphy. Prize w,» the most stars in Arithmetic in thlf‘ Junior grades: Freda Boyle.
Perfect attendance during the month: Elizabeth Mulligan, Freda Boyle and Gerard Mclver.
'i'carhcr: Teresa McKenna.
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BROOKVALE SCHOOL
Grade V111 (ism - l. Francis g-ir y. ‘l. John Cnrragher. Grade VIII fJr.) — l.
star/l‘ . Uradr v »- 1_.Dugene Curley. l. ~- ii-et Carragher. 3. Josephine
Imelda
v III - 1 Jdilda McManus. g iii-uncle Curlcy and Muriel gaiwi. (equal).
(lride II -- 1. Pauline Mdlwantis.
g. \\ ilfrcd Carragher.
Grade I - l. Helen Curley. 2. ~'. IIcManns.
average in Senior
Francis Curlcy, 8'7 per cent.
average in Junior
Gran . a Hilda MrMantis, 93 per vcnt.
Pl-i-fct-t attendance for the month
lziiclda Sturdy, Muriel Smith, paalini- McManus.
‘Teacher — Theresa M. Car- rather.
KELL Y's CROSS SCHOOL
Report for the month of January.
(‘made X ~ l. Colette Matters. g, RdSRIPPH Carragher. 3. Mary liiattcrs.
Grade IX — 1. Anna M. Camp- hPii 2,. Frances Monaghan, ti. El- lecri Kelly.
r ade V111 - ‘l. Qua d. 2. Charles .\la:"_v ‘MCDOIIHId,
Grade VII - Helena Campbell. 2 (‘ccclia lVicQuald 8. Adri Mona- ghaii
Grade VI - 1. Vinia McAvinn. 2. Clifford Hlglies.
‘Teacher - Amos Curley.
Grade V _ 1 George Monaghan. y. Ralph McQllald. a Wendall Mc- Donald.
Crade IV — l. Monica McQuald. 2. Joseph Kelly.
Grade III - l. Earl Moiyneaux. 2 Clifford McDonald.
Grade II — l. Desmond Curley. t. Joan McAvinn. 3. Jerome Mon- aghan.
Grade I - 1. Theresa Monaghan. ii. Kenneth Curley. B. William Mc- Qiiaill.
Perfect attendance for the term
“Kendall McDonald. Prizes for Dials in Arithmetic Wendell McDonald, Joseph Kelly. Clifford McDonald, Desmond Curley. Ther- esa Monaizhan.
‘Poacher ~ Vivien 'I‘rainor.
Eleanor Mc- Campbell. 3.
anon} ‘satin’ tam or.
Honour Roll for January:
Grade X — 1. Elsie MacDougall.
tirade IX - 1. Mona Mat-Phail.
Grade VIII -— 1. Elaine Mac- Phail. 2. Mary MacPhail. 3. Anna MncPhall.
Grade VII — l. Lorraine lianis.
(trade V! — l. Lorna MacPhail l. Stewart Seller.
Grade IV — l. Eardley Beaton ls.) Marion Mac Phaii 3. Margaret
raw,
Wil-
tiriidc III - 1. Morris Mac- Dritigllll, \ tirade II ~ 1. Burrows Mac-
Pliriil 2. Neil MaePhaiFa. Sterling .\iacI‘h;\i]_
tirade I ~- l. Hone MacFliall. ‘Perfect attendance: Elaine Mac- Pnriil. Mary MacPllail. Sadie Mac- Pllflll. Carl Potts, Lorna Mac- Plldil. Faye .\lacPha'l. Marlon lilrtvPhnil, Sterling MacPhail, Hope lliacPhail.
Teacher Sylvia Simpson.
anooarmrm E school.
llall Yearly Report , _.__ Grade X - l, Shirley Aifdrt-W-‘j 3 Shirley Wood: Joan Mac-
lrnn; 4. Fcrnc Stetson; 5. Verna Wood.
Grade IX ~— l. Beverly Mac- iim"; 2. Vern Criiwys.
_Griide VII - 1. Wendell Wood.
Four prominent British
return across the prairies cities here with Mrs. A. G. Grayston,
Dr. C. S. Lang (orchestra).
Grade VI —- 1. Willard Wood; 2. Edward Moore.
Grade V Sr. - 1. Margaret Wood: 2. Sandra MacLean.
Grade V Jr. — 1. Boyce Stet- son. 2. Joyce Stetson.
Grade III _ 1. Gail MarLean; 2. Jean MacLeod.
Grade 1.1 Sr. - l. Kenneth MacLean: 2. Sheldon Wood. ’ Grade II Jr. — 1. Audrey Rodd; ‘.1 Phyllis-Campbell; 3. Barbara MacLean.
Highest average: Grades Audrey Rodd, 9a per cent.
Highest average: Grades VI X; Beverly MacLean 83 per cent.
Joyce Nicholson Teacher.
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YORK SCHOOL Report for January Senior Dept. Grade X _. 1. Hazel Ardrews 2. Myron Ling 3. Marina Watts.
Grade IX -- l. Rose Wat's 2. Gladys MacDonald 3. Norman Brown.
Grade V111 — 1. Joan Vesey 2. Elizabeth MacDonald 3. Elaine Cooke
Grade VII — l. Alden Newson.
Grade VI - LGeorQe Andrews 2. Betty Andrews and Muriel Mac- Donald 3. Cecil Watts.
Highest average: Joan Vesey 98.6 per cent.
The following made over 90 per cent,
Joan Vesey. Hazel Andrews, Elaine Cook, Betty and George Andrews. Muriel and Elizabeth MacDonald. Rose Wat-ts, and Myron Lina.
Teacher. Anne Crockett.
Junior Dept.
Grade V -— 1. Joyce Ling; 2. George Proud; 3. Marrill Mac- Donald.
Grade IV - l. Hazel Vessey; 2. .Marjorie Lewis.
I Grade IIII Sr. — 1. Shirley Vcssey; 2. Wilma Newson; 3. Erma Watts.
Grade LII ‘Thompson; 2. Ferne Barbara Cooper.
Grade II-l. Horace MacDwen.
Grade I — No tests.
The following made over 90 per
Fredda 8
Jr. 1. Vessey;
cent. George Proud; Joyce Ling; Hazel Vcssey; Shirley Vessey;
Fernc Vesscy; Fredda Thompson; Horace MacEwen. Evelyn Underhay (Teacher)
FAIVNING SCHOOL
The following is the honor roll for the month of January.
Grade X — l. Vivian Bryeriton. 2. Janet MacKinnon and Junior MacKenzie (equal).
Grade 1X — l. Mary MacNuit, 2, ltlary MacGougan, 3. Donald Bcaristo.
Grade VIII — 1. Vernon Mac- Kcnzic.
Grade VII — 1. David Chis- holm. 2. Georgie Lockhart, 3.
Lois Bryenton.
Grade VI — 1. Joyce Bryenton, 2. Catherine Roach, 3. Ralph Craig.
Perfect attendance -— Janet
NAfiOlilfiOh and UNCLE ELBY by Clifford McBride
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musical experts are seen» on their arrival France to adjudicate music festivals in Canadian cities from coast _ Montreal, then visit Sudbury. Kingston and Tor onto before travelling to Vancouver.
conclude their examinations in Halifax secretary oi the Halifax Musical Festival who greeted them, they
are Alec iledshaw (singers); Mrs.
British Musical Exports liars To Ail liiillcate Festivals
Grayston, John Sterling (piano);
MacKinnon, Vivian Bryenton, Junior MacKenzie, Mary Mac- Gouizan, Georgie Lockhart, Terry Stewart, David Chisholm, Lois Bryentori, Joyce Bryenton, Char- les Bryenton.
Teacher -—- Alice D. Lockhart.
Primary Department
Grade V — l. David Cross, 2. Annelaine Gallant, 3. Heath Wall.
Grade IV —- 1. Audrey Mac- Kcnzic, 2. Winston Bryanton. 3. 3. Mary Joi-gensen.
Grade Ill (a) ~ 1. Percy Mac- Gougan, 2. Mabel Bcairsto.
Grade III (bl -— l. Robert Bry- anion. 2. Clifford Beairsio, 3. Allf- red Wall.
Grade II (a) — 1. Mary Wood- side, 2. Kenneth Stewart.
Grade I1 (bl — 1. Donna Wood- sidc, 2. Margaret Cross, 3, Gloria Bryanion.
Grade I ~— No tests.
Pcnfcct attendance David Cross, Winston Bryanton. Audrey MacKenzie, Percy MacGougan, Clifford Beairsto. Gloria Bryan- ton.
Teacher -— E. Ruth Simpson.
EMYVALE SCHOOL
Foliovriirg is the report for the month cvf January.
Senior Department
Grade X.-il, Roma McGioskey; 2. Bernice Flood; 3. Wilfred Clar- kin.
Grade IX.—1, Louis McOloskey; 2. Rita McClositt-y; 3. Esther Clar- kin
Grade VIEI.-—I, 2, Ke/viin Murray; 3. Phyllis more.
Gmde VII.-1. Florence C-larkin; 2_ Brendon McGinn; 3, Wifidred Mc- Closkey.
Grade Vlr-al. Vet-nu Ciarlcin; 2, Clarence Coedy; 3. Fllorrence Con- away.
Highest iwemge in the Senior Grades-Rxmis. NlioClcskcy 84.8%.
Par-foot attendance — Geraldine Callaghan; 2, Louis McClooZtey; 3, Rita McCloskey, Eileen Murray. Kevin Goody. Rosaleen Callaghan.
Dorothy F. McClure-Teacher.
Junior Department
Gnade V.-—1. Rmena McQuald; 2, Wilfred Griffin; 3, Klara/a. Mc- Clcskey.
Grad-e IV.-—l. Clifford Callaghan; 2, Matric- Clarkin; 3, Vennon ‘Mc- Closlcey.
Grade HI.-—A.—1, sheila GTIKTIII; 2, Damien Olen-kin; 3. Mary Griffin
Grade ITEI. B.-—1, Catherine Mc- GIIlin; 2, Loyola Cvriililn; 3, Paul McCloskey.
Grade IL-l, Joan Quinn; 2, Mairle McOardle; 3. Marilyn Mur-
Eilcen Mliifflfly; Cud-
ray.
Grade I.—No tests. ] Highest average in the Junior |Graxles-Joan Quinn.
fin, Miary Griffin. Katherine MacDonald - Teacher.
FBLINGTON SCHOOL
Honor Roll foa- January.
Grade X.—il, Betty Undierhay; 2. Br-uoe Stead.
Grade IX.—1, Marjorie Alter.
Grade VI1I.—-1. Edward Rebat- SO11. L Grade VII-J, Rosa Oodfin; 2, Isobel Stead.
Grade V.—1. Katheryn Robert- son; 2, Arthur MacKenzle.
Grade I.—1. Lowell Stead.
Perfect attendance —- yn Robertson.
Marjorie MncDonald-Ireecher.
ALMA SCHOOL
The following is the report of Alma School for the month of January.
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Russell (choral)
Gasade IX.--1, James Donald; 2, Shirley Gordon; 3. Idily Henderson.
Grade V.—-l, Shirley Barbour; 2, Joyce Kinch and Ernest Currie, equal; 3. Archie Rayner and Rob- ert Gordon, equal. i
Gande IV.-l, Barbara. Mountain and Alden Rennie, equal; o, Myron Bairibour.
Grade III. A.—1, Jean Barbour; 2. James MacNcill and Bill Don- ald equal; 3, Gordon Cotton.
Gmade III. B.—1. Marilyn nie; 2, Albert Jordan,
Guade II.—1, Sy-bil Duggan.
Grade I.—1. Arlene Rennie.
'I‘08.0h&i‘—CNhl’l0'l‘1ne Wallace.
Ren-
MOUNT TRYON SCHOOL
Report for January.
Grade IX.-<1, Velda Martin‘, 2, Lorne Mayheiw.
Grade VIIl.—<1. Freda MacDon- ald; 2, Preston Warren; 3, Jack Mayhew.
Grade VII.-l, George Curtis; 2, Betty Allin-B Curtis.
Grade VI.——-l. Dorothy Curtis and Charlotte Noonian, equal; 2,i Shiiniey Noonam.
Grade V.—1. Vivian Martin; 2. Dorothy Warren; Ii. Amy Noonan.
Grade 1V.-1. Helm Warren; 2. Everett Martin; 3, Allison Walsh.
Grade I. A.-1, Walter Warren.
Grade I. B.—1, Martina Warren.
Grade I. C.—-1, Marlene May-
eiw.
{Pirizes given to pupils who rank- ed first in closers.
Highest average in Senior Giradce ~Frccla MacDonald 87.1.
Highest average in Junior Grades —Ma.rtinia Warren 93.5.
Perfect attendance - Freda Mac- Donald, Charlotte, Shirley and Amy Noonan, Vlviam and Everett Mam-tin.
Teacher-Jiviarie Murray.
CHELTON SCHOOL
Half yearly report. Grade IX.--1, Leonard MoCairdile; 2. Noreen Gaudet. Grade VIII-—1. Eleanor Gaudiet. Grade VIII.—l. Arnold Gaudet; 2. Verna Rogers, 3, Lanna Doull. Grade VI.—1, Allifliie MoCardilc; 2, l-lozen Sherry. Grade V.—d, Brenton Gardiner; 2, Ciiillord DesRoches. Grade IV.—l. Howard Gauntlet; 2, George DesRoches. Gmde III.—41, David McCardle; 2, Jackie Sturdy. Grade IL-I. Audrey Sttordy. Grade I.—1. Louise Peterson; 2. Lloyd Pena-son; 3. Donald Goudet. Highest average ln senior Grades -E‘.ea.nor Gaudet 92%. ' Highest average in Junior Grades —David MoCardle 89.2%. Penlect attendance -- Noreen Gaudet, Eleanor" Gaudiet. Arnold Gaudet, Wanda Pearson. Hezea sherry. Brenton Gamllnel‘. Louise Peterson. Dorothy IlIiairnmlll~Teeioher.
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Report for January. Grade Xr-l. Marine Msotieiilin-n; 2, John Waugh. Grade IX.-l. John Montgoni “y. Grade VIIL-J. Harold Iperd; 2.
George Montgomery; 3. Shirley Amenault. Grade VII. — 1, Ralph MaicOel-
lum; 2, Janet Waugh; a, Georgie Waugh.
Grade VI. Senior — 1. Robert Montgomery; 2, Eric Jeflery and
Ronald Wright. equal.
Grade VI. Junior - 1. Inme Holland; 2. Harvey Araeneult; s. Alon Colic/ct
Grade ILL-l. Harry Waugh; 2. Velda. Arsenault and Anne beard, equal; 3, Kathryn Jedfery.
Girlde lI.-1, Alan Wright; 2,
Shirley Arsenault. George Eolnery. Ralph Mlfiolilllli. Janet Wsilch. Ronald Wright, Hervey Amenauit. Hwy Wsush. Velda Arsenauilt, Aien Wright.
Highest Average Senior Grades- Rdbert Montgomery 94%.
Highest Average Junior Gradee- Allan Wrhtht 93%.
Prize for best attendance in half term, Ruby Arsenault.
Ruth Wright-Jfeacher.
January Honor Roll ELDON SCHOOL
Grade X —1. Marion MacDonald, and Dougald MacWlllia-ms, equal. 2. Betty MacDonald.
Grade 1x —1. Randolph fligh- anan. 2. Dorothy Gilllsfli. Frances MacDonald.
Grade VII - 1. Harvey Bishop.
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