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CLASS 2
Scholarships
Belillos Senior.-Edmund
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Hing: Distinctions in English
Arithmetic and Algebra..
DECEMBER 11, 1937.
QUARRY BAY SCHOOL PRIZE DAY
Splendid Programme Of Entertainment
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Mrs. A.R.H. Phillips
Officiates
The many parents and friends 'Kwok Slu Lau.-Yu Man, Dls. in who attended the annual prize Arithmetic and Algebra."
Alfred Morris.-Edwin Sun. Ho Tung.-Yeung Hing Wo; Dis. in Arithmetic and Algebra.
Prizes
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giving of the Quarry Bay School yesterday afternoon, at which Mrs.
m03. David Odell came third and was allowed to take the scholar- ship.
On March 17 school sports were held for the arst time. They took place by the kind permission of the Taikoo Club at their tennis courts, and were attended by number of parents and friends. Mrs. Grelg kindly presented the prizes.
The Net-ball team attended the Display and Presentation of Prizes: A. R. H. Phillips officiated, enjoy- under the auspices of the Hong ed a splendid programme of enter-Hong Schools and Net-ball League, tainment provided by the pupils. at the Diocesan, Girls' School. Miss J. W. Buckwell. Acting | The Team was accompanied by Headmistress, presided und in her report on the past year's work gave a comprehensive survey of the School's activities and paid warm tribute to the Staff for their
Distinctions: Kam Ying (Hons.); English, Elementary Science, History, Trigonometry, Algebra and Arithmetic. Lau Din Cheuk (Hons.). English, Arith- metic, Algebra, Geometry, Trigono- metry and History. Edmund Making co-operation Hing (Hons.); English, Arithmétic and Algebra.
Yul Man (Hons.): Yeung Wing Ho (Hons.).
Distinctions in Arithmetic and Algebra:-Cheung King Tai, Fung Hon Wal, Ho Chung Yin, Hui Man Kee, Iu Tat Man, Leung Ku Yuen,
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CLASS 3
Scholarships "Tsol Kun Po: Tsang Tse Chung (No Money, Special Prize), Bellios Junior: Fok Koon Hung and Lee Dock. Hu Cheong: Lok
Kin Cheung. Chan Pek Chuen: Lul Chị Châu.
Prizes
Tsan Tse Chung, best English: BA: Wong Yuk Hon, English and Tse King Cheong. Chinese; 3B: Lo Hin Kwan, English and Lau Kal Ming, Chinese 30: Wong Sik Yui, English and Yuen King Iu. Chi-
rese.
CLASS. 4 Government Free Scholarships.- Pau Po Yung. Chow Cham Leung, Tseung Ying Hung. Ng Wai Leung, Tam Sze Sul, Fung Hing Ngai, Wo Man Hon. Yu Cham Hul, Leung. Yul Kal, and Yuen Se Hung.
Internal Scholarships, --- Alan Morris: Yu Tal Sun; Chan Shek Shan: Mok Moon; Fox Memorial: Iu Kam Chun.
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Miss Anderson and Mrs. Wood- ward. The Team played one.de- monstration game. It received the Junior Cup as a result of a series of matches played during
THANKS
il the season. David Odell was the The spirit of Yuletide was intro-Captain of the School Team. duced in the programme of enter- tainment which opened with dramatized songs, "Red Riding Flood and the Five Little Pigs" by Class I, and "A Dream of Nursery Rhymes", by Class 2, both of which were very well received.
Next, pupils of Class 3 contribut- ed three dances. "Skipping Dance," "Flower Fairies" and "Elves in the Rain." all of which were executed with grace and skill "Glad Tid- Ings," a Nativity play, was splen- didly acted by Class 4 the talent shown by some of the Juveniles being very promising.
The programme concluded with all present singing the beautiful Christmas nymus. Hark the Herald Angles Bing" and "O Come, All Ye Faithful."
After the singing of the National Anthem the gathering dispersed.
SCHOOL REPORT"
The report for the year, present- ed by the Acting Headmistress Miss J.W. Buckwell) was as fol- lows:-
The school year began in Sep- tember 1936 with 88 names on the roll, and ended in July 1937 with
7 pupils.
Except for 7 cases of chicken- pox, and 1 each of measles and diphtheria the health and atten- dance have been good.
On January, 23 Miss Cotton pro- ceeded on leave prior to rettre- best ment, and Miss Anderson was ap Prizes:Wong Ping Pul. English. 4A: Stanley Roberts, Eng-potnited Headmistress. Also, on Ish and Wan Kam Po, Chinese" January 23 Miss Beay's proceeded 4B: Chan Yuk Lun, English and on, long leave. Mr. Woodward Chan Ping Fun, Chinese. 40: Ed- was appointed In her place. On ward Roberts and Lau Kam April 5 Miss Anderson left on long Kwong; Leung Kai Cheong. Special leave, Miss Buckwell was appoint- Prize for general progress: Lau ed Kam Kwong, 4D: Kwok Chun Woon, Lau Ping Yuen.
CLASS 5 Scholarships: Government Free Scholar: Man Kwok Kwan. School Scholarship:-Woo, Hay Tong Free Scholarship: Lam lu Hang: Ho Kom Tong Scholarship: Ng Yin Po.
Prizes: Choy Kun Bing, best English 5A: Mo Wan Leung, Tam Kwok Cheung. 5B: George Ro- berts. Chan Tze Sing. Special Prize for general progress: Sung Sheung Hin. 50: Tsan The Yuen, Li Kwing Fun. Special Prize for general progress: L Shun. 5D: Wong Chung Tat, Lo Wing Huen.
CLASS B
Acting Headmistress during Miss Anderson's absence.
Mrs. Walton, the visiting sing- tag-mistress resigned at the end of the Summer Term. She was not replaced..
WORK
Mr. Ralston has visited the school and inspected the work.
Peter Kimm came Arst., and Michael Proulx second in the An- nual Examinations, but both re- fused a Government Scholarship owing to the fact that they were leaving the Colony before Christ-
"Mr. Upsdell, Mr. Kay, ladies Scholarships: Government Free and gentlemen and boys of King's Scholar: Leung Cho Iu; Woo Hay College: I have been privileged to Tong Free Scholar: Kevin Mahread beforehand the Headmaster's Hing: Ralphs Scholarship: Lau report, and I heartily congratulate Wing Sum, 1
Prizes:-Man Kwok Lau Wong Shiu To; best English. 6A: Hq Tu Hung, Chow Fat Kuen. 6B: Lau Ho Kong. Fok Kam Wal. 6C: Chan Wan Chiu. Ng Kwan Tak.
and
CLASS T Scholarships: Government Free Scholar: Ma Chung Wa; Woo Hay Tong Free Scholar: Chu Po Ching: Mok Kon Sang Scholarship: Li Kwal Ping.
him, his able and devoted staff and his students on another year of splendid work. To be able to show an average attendance of 98 per cent. in a school of· 800. students; to have secured seven bonours and 39 distinctions at the University School Certificate ex- amination when 51 passed out of 57 who eat; to have been awarded two of the three King Edward VII Prizes: Tam Ting Kwong, best Studentships in Training; and to Scholarships and two Government English. 7A: Chot Sik Chiu, Wong Shui Ming. 7B: Chan Bul Sang,
have won the championship in the Government Junior Lau Wing Kit.
Football TC: Lam Koop League without the loss of a single Keung, Kwan Hon Kiu. 7D: Trang Chung Chak, Li Kam Chiu. Special
game all these are achievements Prize for general progress: Mok In Chun.
CLASS 8 Scholarships: Government Free Scholar: Yeung Man Klu; Woo Hay Tong Free Scholar, Lal Chung Tak; Mok Kon Bang Bcholarship: Cheung Fuk Wing.
Prizes:-Ng Ki Yuk and Cheung. Iu Shiu, best English BA; Chan Sul Bank. The Long nh 6B: Fung Tak Cheung, Wong Man Ying. Prize for general progress: Lum Kam Hon. 8C: Buen Kam Hung, Lo Kang Po. Epecial Prize for general progress: Chan Yan Chuen. 8D: Chan Bl Yee, Chow Wat Hung.
Best Scout:-Tsang Tim. Fook. Magazine Contributors:-- Bhum Lau Kwong, Kam Ying Hel and Hung Kal Yuen.
DR. KOTEWALL'S
SPEECH
which few schools in Hong Kong can equal and none can excel.
Mr. Upsdell has just said that worthy of Ita position in the young as the College is, traditions,
surely established. I am very glad Colony, are being steadily and
of this. But my young friends, please remember that tradition is not created in a day. Whittier, the American poet, says: "Trail- tion wears a snowy beard.” The cherished traditions of a school are not bulit up by mere scholastic attainments or by special prowess la the field of sport. In his re- port your Headmaster has, in some ́measure, indicated to you the way. If you will" follow, that path, re- solutely and constantly, you may count yourselves worthy sons of King's Collego,” je
Dr. Kotewall added that he had persuaded Mr. Kay to grant the School a whole holiday on Monday. (Loud Applause);
Three cheers for Dr. Kotewall and thres for the School and its
ceedings.
Dr. Kotewall then addressed the Headmaster terminated the pro- gathering as follows:-
I should like to take this ep- portunity of thanking the Staff for their kind co-operation during the nine months I have been in this school whilst Miss Anderson has been on leave. Such help given with cheerfulness, sympathy and understanding, makes for the smooth-running of a school
We, and the pupils, wish to tender our grateful thanks to parents for Anancing their chil- dren's fancy costumes, to Dr. Her- klots for the loan of plants, to Mr. Finnie of the Taikoo Docks for put- ting up this platform and for the
extra chairs lent. And to Mr. Phillips of the Talkoo 'Sugar Re- Anery for loaning" and arranging the foot-lights. They add so much to the general effect of an entertainment.
We are very pleased indeed to have Mrs. Phillips here this after- noon, and we wish to thank her for coming to distribute the prizes.
PRIZE LIST" The prize winners were follows:-
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Class 4-1st. Peter Kimm; 2nd. Michael Proulx; 3rd. David, Odell.
Class 3-1st. Jean Carpenter; žna. William Wright.
Class 2:-1st. Helen Fraser; 2nd. John Ewing.
Class 1st Pamela Bilton; 2nd. John Black.
A large doll was presented to Class 1,
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