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1901 William Dawson and Helen Clyde.
1902 John H. Dawson and Vera Barnard.
1903 Frank Haigh and Colina Wardrop.
1904 William Wardrop and Olive Allnutt.
1905 Robert Hill and Helen Garratt.
1906 Frank Hamel and Winifred Allnutt.
1907 Leslie Latimer and May Hill.
1908 Sydney McDougal and Doris Ellis.
1909 Lindsay Park and Ethel Whyte.
1910 Eric Ellis and Winifred Davis.
1911 Edwin Finlay and May Fountain
1912 George Sherriff and Daphne Carey.
1913 Leslie Sutherland and Elsie Sewell.
1914 Kenneth Roy and Jean Wilkinson.
1915 Robert Sinclair and Margery Allen.
1916 Adam Begg and Amy Thomas.
1917 Phillip Harris and Gwendoline Simpson.
1918 Frederick Ellis and Janet Munro.
Kaikorai Soldiers.—But the most commendable test of the value of the work done in the Kaikorai School or in any other school is that which aims at detecting whether a chivalro•,M, noble character, genuine citizen-ship, and true patriotism have been produced. The Great War of 1914-1918 that was thrust on the world by Germany gave an opportunity of proving whether our School could stand this test. The noble response of ex-pupils and ex-teachers to the call of Empire showed that all those who had laboured in the best interests of the School had not striven in vain, for about 400 ex-pupils and 5 teachers enlisted, and 94 of them sleep their last long sleep many thousands of miles from home and school. All these name-, are inscribed on our handsome Honour Board. It is surely our great privilege to give the names of the 97 noble dead who were among the very best teachers and pupils that the School helped to develop. Lovingly, gratefully, and proudly we specially inscribe in this Jubilee Souvenir the names of:—