1982 BGGS Magazine

PRIZE LIST - 1981 . THE CHALLENGE SHIELD FOR PHYSICAL CULTURE is awarded to the House which has gained the most points from Inter-House Sporting ~m~~oo. · · WOOLCOCK HOUSE SPECIAL PRIZES: THE MARY ALEXIS MACMILLAN PRIZES FOR LYRIC AND POETRY for Years 8, 9 and .10 are given in memory of Miss Macmillan who was on the Staff for 39 years, was Senior English Mistress and was Second Mistress from 1930-1965. Year 8 SUSAN KEHL Years 9 and 10 ALISON MASKILL THE BETTY WOOLCOCK CHALLENGE CUP, presented bY:the late, the Hon. Mr Justice Woolcock and Mrs Woolcock in memory\ 'lf their daughter Dorothy Harper Hyne (Betty), is awarded for the encouragement of an origina l production in the English language by means of an Essay, Story or Poem. KATHARINE JEAYS THE ESTER BEANLAND PRIZE FOR SEWING was given in 1915 by Miss Sophia Beanland, Headmistress 1882-1889, in memory of her mother for proficiency in Need lework. NO AWARD. THE WIGHT MEMORIAL MEDAL FOR MUSIC was donated in memory of Miss Wight, formerly a pupil of the School, and a teacher on the Staff, who was drowned in the wreck of the Quetta. This year marks the fiftieth presentation of the medal. JENNIFER BATTERSBY Proxirile Accessit CAREY McCULLOCH THE ACIE ALEXINA GILLIES MEMORIAL PRIZE FOR STRINGED INSTRUMENT was donated in 1970 by her sisters, Merna and Valda, past pupils of the School. SALLY CLARKE THE VALDA GILLIES PRIZE FOR PIANO is given for a performance of a set peice by Mozart. It is awarded for the first time in I981. MARGARET PESTOR/US WINNER OF THE SINGING COMPETITION ELIZA BETH MEIER WINNER OF THE WOODWIND COMPETITION MARGARET WRENCH THE BERYL BLANCH STEEDMAN MEMORIAL PRIZE FOR DRAMA was presented by Mrs P. H. Bailey in memory of her Aunt who was a Senior English Mistress at the School. This Prize is awarded to the girl who has done the niost ourstanding work in connection with Drama. ANDREA MILLIKEN THE MERLE WEAVER PRIZE FOR PUBLIC SPEAKING was donated in 1954 by Miss Weaver, a former member of the Staff. SHARON MICKAN . THE KENDALL BROADBENT MEMORIAL PRIZE, first given in 1941 by Mr J . E. Broadbent, a member of the Bo;ud of Trustees for many years, in memory of his father, is awarded to a pupil of Year II for the best Essay in a Natural History subject. NO AWARD THE D. E. CATT MEMORIAL PRIZE FOR SERVICE IN THE BOARDING SCHOOL was donated in 1970 by Mrs Catt's daughter, Mrs I. M. B. Cribb, in memory of her mother who had been a member of Staff in charge of the boarders. SUSAN WHITE THE TOPPER CUP FOR CITIZENSHIP. This cup was donated by Mrs E. V. Topper, a former member of Staff. ELIZABETH LYNCH PARENTS AND FRIENDS PRIZE is awarded to the gir l in Year 12 who has made the best all round effort in contributing to school life and who has

THE MUNRO CHALLENGE CUP, presented in 1929 in memory of Mrs E. Munro, mother of two old gi rls Helena and Jessie Ruth Munro , is awarded to a pupi l from either Year 12, II or I0 who has proved herself best in work, spo rt and publi c sp irit. · LESLIE COTTERELL

ACADEMIC PRIZES : YEAR 8 GENERAL MERIT PRIZES FOR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT

(in a lphabetical order) LYNETTE ALLMAN NICOLE ANDERSON SHARON BAILEY CATHERINE BUCKHAM

KERRY LINTERN CHRYSULA LYTRAS NATA LIE MATTHEWS NA RELLE McDONALD ANDREA MICKAN JANE MONKS JENNIFER RUSSELL K IM YAP

ANGELA COOK SUSAN COOPER VANESSA GOLDEN ELLEN KEMP

YEAR 9

GENERAL MERIT PRIZES FOR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT (in alphabetical order) DEONNA ACKERMANN JANE ADAMSON FRANCES CONNOR NATACHA DOBROVOLSKY ANN HA RRAP SAMANTHA HELLEN ROBYN HEYWORTH-SMITH NICOLE HODSDON GENEVIEVE LILLEY JULIA MAINSTONE JUSTINE NUTTING VICKI POWELL ALEXANDRA SECKOLD SUSAN WARREN

YEAR IO SUBJECT PRIZES: Prize for ADVANCED

MATHMATICS (aeq .) KARYN LUN

Prize for ORDINARY

MATHEMATICS

ANNE MILLAR SALLY O'CARROLL ANITA CHESMOND (aeq .) JANE PATERSON

Prize for ART Prize for MUSIC

Pri ze for FRENCH ) Prize for SCIENCE) Prize for GEOGRAPHY ) Prize for SCIENCE ) Prize fo r LATIN

(aeq.) SUSAN LENNON

)

Prize for SPEECH & DRAMA) (aeq.) ELIZABETH AITKEN Prize for SCIENCE )

Prize for ENGLISH Prize for GERMAN donated by the C~ n su· t General ) of the Federal Republic of Germany) Prize for JAPANESE ) Prize for HISTORY ) Prize for ADVANCED

MATHEMATICS(aeq.)) CATHERINE MARTIN

YEAR II SUBJECT PRIZES: Prize for FRENCH Prize for GERMAN donated by the Consul General of the Federal Republic of Germany Prize for LATIN Prize for MODERN HISTORY Prize for GEOGRAPHY Prize for ACCOUNTING Prize for ART Prize for MUSIC Prize for HEALTH. & PHYSICAL EDUCATION Prize for STUDY OF RELIGION Prize for ECONOM ICS) (aeq.) Prize for BIOLOGY ) (aeq.)

ANNE ORFORD ALEXANDRA HENDERSON

ANNE SMITH KAREN MILLER

JENNIFER OWENS JANE STONEHAM LEANNE PETERSEN JANET UTTING

not won any other prize. MELODIE GASSMAN

KAREN MUIR KATHERINE LANE

THE IDA WOOLCOCK CHALLENGE CUP, the gift of the !at the Hon. Mr Justice Woolcock, a former Chairman ohhe Board of Trustees, in memory of his wife, is awarded to the pupil from Year II or 12 who has shown the best public spirit as a schoo lgirl. ANDREA MILLIKEN

BRONWEN BENNETT

Prize for BIOLOGY ) Prize for JAPANESE )

(aeq.) AMANDA ROONEY

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