High School Notes
The âflu has taken heavy toll of the staff during the last few weeks. Mr. Dunstan, Mr. Mallett, Mr. Carrington and Miss Lewin have been victims,…
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The School Column Children Desire Freedom
Until quite recently it was taken for granted by the majority of educationists that children were instinctively wickedâlimbs of Satan, imps…
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As will be seen by advt. in this issue, nominations ale invited for committeemen of the Berry School of Arts for the ensuing year. They…
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On Saturday 20th inst, the Junior Red Cross members, under the supervision of their Patron, Mrs. L. J. Tierney,…
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Sixth Class.âThose children who gained 100 per cent, in the weekly test were: Kath McGrath, Barbara Coulthart, Audrev Hollands, Josephine…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The School Column Careers for Girls and Boys Accountancy
Over 4000 people in New South Wales are employed in accountancy of various types. This profession offers a wide field for success in business to…
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Our chief regret this week is that our Greenwell Gazeteer Just failed to make the press with her lengthy autobiography in rhymed couplets…
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The School War Auxiliary social, held at Wandella on 29th June, was an unqualified success. The total proceeds amounted to…
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Sixth Class.âMr. Sime has especially commended the work of Peter Hanson, Farnk Lamond. Ray Ashton and Max Bryce, who did excellent…
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Last week was chiefly noteworthy on account of the annual hockey match between the staff and the first grade girlsâ team, and the resultant…
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The commercial accountant may be one who has trained as a public accountant and is attracted to this type of work, or he may be selected by his…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →School Sport a the P. S. A. A. A. (From the July Issue of the Education Gazette)
The Department is concerned at the lack of support shown by the schools to the competitions organised and arranged by P.S.A.A.A., and desires it…
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Luxury begets idleness, and the recipient of great fortune is apt to look with carelessness on the benefits which have been passed on to him. Dwellers…
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The Berry School of Arts Committee had very little business to discuss at their meeting on Thursday night last, and it was soon…
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Sixth Class.â Preliminary practice has commenced in broad jumping, hop, step and jump, etc., in readiness for the athletics competitions next…
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With the preliminary heats over, the sports carnival scheduled for next Wednesday, and the trial Intermediate and Leaving plus term exams for…
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Training After Employment: Qualification by examination is essential in accountancy. These examinations are usually taken whilst the lad or girl is…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The School Column Car5ers for Boys Fitting and ,Machining
Fitting and machining are metal trades, and include a wide variety of different kinds of jobs. Mechanical engineering is…
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Despite a certain thinning of our ranks due to the current epidemic of measles, the sports carnival held last Wednesday was the usual enjoyable…
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Sixth Class. â Arbor Day was celebrated this year with songs, poetry, stories, a play, and the planting of trees. A scheme was put in hand to…
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