THE CITY OF LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL INSTITUTE GRAMMARSCHOOL.

Headmaster ... ]. R. JilJ\VARDS, M.A.

Distribution of PrizesBY

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The Rt. Hon. Sir DAVID MAXWELL FYFE,K.C., M.P.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 15th, 1947,at 7-30 p.m,

Chairman; LAWRENCE D. HOLT, Esq., J.P.

(Chairman of the Governing Body).

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PROG RAiVliVlE

GOD SA'VE THE KING.

A PREFECT: Latin Speech.

HEADMASTER'S REPORT.

SONG ... "Song of the Summer Birds"

THE CHAIRMAN.

SONGS: from" The Pirates of Penzance "(By kind permission of R. D'Oyly Carte, Esq.)

(a) « The Policemen's Chorus

(b) « The Pirates' Chorus"

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES.

ADDRESS BY SIR DAVID ::\IAX\VELL FYFE, K.C., M.P.

VOTE OF THANKS.

SONGS: "Cradle Song"

" Past Three O'Clock"

HYMN! "La! the Sound of Youthful Voices"

The Choir

The School

The School

The Choir

The Choir

PRIZE LIST, 1947.FOUNDATION PRIZES.

The Lord Derby Prize for MathematicsChemistryFrenchSpanish

William Durning Holt Prize for English EssayLatin ...Physics

Samuel Booth Prize for GreekEnglish Literature

F. S. Milliken Prize for History ...Arthur Damsell Prizes for Arithmetic-Senio1' ...

J~tniorSir Frederick Radcliffe Prizes for Elocution-Senior

JuniorSir Donald MacAlister PrizeKenneth Boswell Prize for Public Service

FORM PRIZES

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5d.5e.5f.U4a .U4b .Uk .U4d.4a.4b.4Sc.4d.4e.3a.3b.3c.3d.3e.

S. Bootle.N. E. Davenport

E. A. Griffith and S. B. Pierce.E. ~.\.Griffith and D. Nott.J. :\oonan and S. B. Pierce

R. Shaw-Smith.W. H. Cookson.R. Shaw-Smith.W. A. Kyle.D. E. Tynan.E. Hershon.N. Peterson.J. Noonan.]. H. Ashby.R. Shaw-Smith.L. A. Bardsley.

Prizewinner.R. W. M. Davies.R. F. Evans.J. S. Comaish.M. Kaighen.R. F. Graham.B. Benson.J. W. F. Dowling.E. Rowan.P. F. Smith.G. B. Morris.B. L. Jones.J. R. Case andR. W. King.L. J. Foster.R. W. Fletcher.1<..J. Hodkinson.P. L. Pearson.R. Webster.B. Cundall.F. W. Smyth.e. E. Sissons.e. K. Mackinnon.G. G. Parry.R. F. Evans.]. H. Young.E. Glover.A. Molyneux.B. Parry.D. A. Roberts.N. Dobbie.

Upper S·ixth Classical.

Cass, W. P.Hodson, F. R.Jones, R. L.Mayne, G. W.Mirrlees, R. G. :'1Morris, A. B.Perry, V.Sharp, D. C. w.Strapps, R. D.'iVillcox, E. J.

Remove " A."

Chisnell, L. R.Crone, G. R.Delacruz, R L.Elmitt, J. W.Foster, W. H.Gaskill, N.Handley, R. T.Harrison, G. C.Jones, A. E. N1.Jones, G.Kaighen, M.Leeson, B. A.Legg, C.Magnay, H. H.Matthews, R. H. P.McGregor, M.Meikle, H. J.Morris, R. B.Muir, D. R.Pritchard, R. A.Roberts, J. E.Sudlow, F. R.Tobin, T. W.

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HIGHER SCHOOL CERTIFICATE, 1947.

Upper Sixth. Modern.

Bardsley, L. A.Bawcutt, N. W.Bell, J. W.Bowman, D. E.Craig, N. E.Gallimore, G. W.Goldsmith, E. A.Kennett, E. J.Kirby, P.Kyle, W. A.Lehrman, J. B.Neeley, R. E. J.Nichols, J. G.Nott, D.Pierce, S. B.Rawlinson, L. A.Tynan, D. E.Williams, P. L.

SCHOOL CERTIFICATE, 1947.

Remove" B."

Callaghan, W. A.Cooper, G.Davies, E.Geddes, M. S.Graham, R. F.Grimes, J. E.Hall, R. G.Hitchcock, D. M.Isaacs, E.Jones, R. A.Kermode, N. W.Naisby, G. L.Nuttall, R.Phillips, A. E.Phillips, D. R. H.Rochester, R. W.Rudnick, M.Salmon, F. P.Sumner, W. V.Topp, 1. G.Yates, D.

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Upper Sixth Science.

Adlington, W. L.Bootle, S.Cookson, W. H.Craig, G. R.Davenport, N. E.Finch, L. D.Hopwood, A. R.Lipton, S.Mowle, D. F.Tishler, H.Todd, K. S.Waddington, T. C.Weisz, G.

Remove Science.Ball, K.Barber, J. F.Benson, B.Booth, G.Callister, A. J.Carter, R. G.Clark, R.Fane, B.Heald, J. G.Hershon, E..Iacob, NI. D.Jones, K. R.Lello, W. B.McKay, D. W.Norris, R. F.Owens, T. E.Porter, R.Posner, R.Quine, P. B.Win wick , J. G.Wray, J. D.

SCHOOL CERTIFICUE, 1947 icontinucds:

Remove" D" Remove" E." Remove " F."Bewley, A. T.Brown, A. D.Brown, J. \V.Churney, R.Dowling, J. W. F.Faragher, P. F.Gerhard, F. P.Gillespie, D. S.Glen, J. B.Grosart, L.Hunter, N. R.jones, C. M.jones, E. T.Kneale, W. E.Legge, D. P.Moreland, D. H.Owens, C. L.Reid, G.Ridland, G. L.Roberts, N. G.Robinson, G. S.Sadler, D. G.Westoll, J. B.

Allison, A.Copestake, \V. D.Davis, H. T.Denby, D.Gard, W. E.Good, D. J.Goodman, }f. ~-\..Hamilton, S. J.Heilbron, S. W.jackson, C. H.johnson, \Y. G.Langton, W. J.Lever, J. A.Peadon, D. P.Porter, S. D.Pugh, K. J.Rowan, E.Rowlands, E. G.Williams, A. V.

Balshaw, G. K.Collard, j. M.Critchley, F. A. L.Ellis, F. G.Fisher, A. x.Henderson, C. D.Learoyd, B. D.Leech, }1. B.:\'IcGregor, R. j.Rutter, A. H.Smith, P. F.

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SCHOLARSHIPS AT OXFORD ~-\'~D C.UIBRlDGE, lft4i.

R. SHA \;Y'-SMITH Open Scholarship for Classics, Tniversity College, Oxford.D. W. MAcDOWALL Open Scholarship for Classics, Corpus Christi College, Oxford.J. NOONAN Open Exhibition for Classics, ~e\\' College, Oxford.S. BOSS ... ... Open Exhibition for Classics, :\Iagdalene College. Cambridge.E. A. GRIFFITH Open Scholarship for Modern Languages, Christ's College, Cambridge.J. H. EEDLE Open Exhibition for l\Iodern Languages, Downing College, Cambridge.

"CNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL.

N. E. DAVENPORT.}IARGARET BRYCE S~HTH SCHOU.RSHIPS.

W. A. KYLE. R. G. }L }IIRRLEES. D. :\TOTT..J

STATE SCHOL'l.RSHIP.

E. J. \\'ILLCOX.

LIVERPOOL EDUC:\ TIO~ CO:::\'DIITTEE.

S. BOOTLE.SENIOR CITY SCHOL'l.RSHIPS.

W. H. COOKSO:\. v. PERRY.S B. PIERCE. D. C. \Y. SH.-\RP.

SO);G OF THE SUMMER BIRDS(composed by RCBISSTEIN.)

To dwell in leafv bower\Yhere snowy blossoms shower,To nestle soft in grassy nook,o happy lot of summer's tiny songsterso happy days I ..

Come balmy zephyrs flying,Come fragrant odours sighing.And murmured song from crystal brook,Gav butterflies come forth with us to wanton.o happy days.

Our downy nests we build liS.Where swaying branches shield 11.'.Our only roof the leafv dome.

The list'ning breeze is hushedTo hear our carols uprising,Sung to the welcome dawn.

And when our day is endedBv heavenly care attended\\'e fly unto a brighter home.o happy lot of summer's tin)' songsters:

From" THE PIR.HES OF PEXZ.\XCE."By kind permission oj R. D'Oyly Carte, Esq.

'When a felon's not engaged in his employmentOr maturing his felonious little plansH,S capacity for innocent enjoymentIs Just as great as anv honest man's.Our feelings we with difficultv smotherWhen constabularv duty's to' be done.

Ah, take one consideration with anotherA.policeman's lot is not a happy one.When constabulary dutv's to be doneThe policeman's lot is not a happy oJ;e.

When the enterprising burglar's not: a-burgling,When the cut-throat isn't occupied in crime.He loyes to hear the little brook a-gurglingAnd listen to the merry village chime.When the coster 's finished jumping on his motherHe loves to lie a-basking in the sun,

Ah, take one consideration with another, etc., etc.

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It- From" THE PIRATES OF PENZA);CE."

By kind permission of R. D'Oyly Carie, Esq.With cat-like tread.Upon our prey we steal;In silence dreadOur cautious wav we feel ~No sound at all, -'We never speak a word ;A fiv's footfall\Vould be distinctly heard,So stealthily the Pirate creeps,While all the household soundly sleeps.

Come, friends, who plough the sea,Truce to navigation,Take another station,Let's vary pi-ra-ceeWith a little bur-gla-ree '

Here's your crowbar, and your centre bit,Your life preserver; you may want to hit!Your silent matches, your dark lantern seize!Take your file, and your skeletonic kevs !

-Ta·ran-ta-ra!

CRc\DLE SONG. (Schube1'1)Hush, my baby,Hush, my little darling,Mother's near thee,Rocks her babe to sleep,May thy slumber bring sweet visions:Hush, my baby, angels near thee keep.

Hush my baby,May no ill come near thee,Close thine eyelids,Rest on mother's arm,All thy longing she will grant thee,Mother watches, shelters thee from harm,

She would show thee nought but grace and beauty,Flowers and sunshine,Laughter, joy, and love;Rest thee, sweet one,Dream of pleasures,Fear no danger, rest thee gentle dove.

PAST THREE O'CLOCK.Born is a BabyGentle as may be,Son of th' eternalFather supernal.

Past three o'clockAnd a cold frosty morning,Past three o'clock,Good morrow masters all.

Seraph quire singethAngel bell ringeth,Hark how they rime it,Time it and chime it.

Mid-earth rejoicesHearing such voicesNe'ertofore so wellCarolling" Nowell."

Light out of starlandLeadeth from far landPrinces to meet him,'Worship and greet him.

HYMN. (Words by W. G. Cretney.iLa, the sound of youthful voicesCleaves the calm and solemn night,Changing gloom and cold and darknessInto warmth and cheerful light :

« Joy and gladnessBe with you this Christmas time I .,

Down the ages comes the message,Who can then forbear to sing?Woods and hills are silent Iist'ning,Through the streets the echoes ring:

" Joyful tidings!Peace on earth, goodwill to men."

Earthlv cares and human sadnessThis sweet harmony dispels;As the bells ring out at ChristmasAll mankind their anthem swells

" Bells of gladness,Ring your message o'er the world! .,

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