PARNELL CONVENT SCHOOL.
Prizes were distributed as follows :—Alice Hogan, grammar and composition ; Anne Kay, good conduct and arithmetic ; Mabel Busby', study ; Harriet. Collide, general improvement; ; Anne Brodie, writing and geography ; Mary Hobsoii, recitation and fancy work; William Neville, spelling , , reading and tnusii:; Mary MeCabe, arithir.etic; Evelyn Yates, tbudy and politeness; Inez Kenealy, writing and singing ; Mary Cooper, general improvement ; Mary Garnauc, neatness ; Eva Hos-an, reading: ; Toocay Atkins, geography ; Eilie McCabe, spoiling ; Hilda Stewart, arithmetic ; ]iita Green, babies ; Frances McCabe, reading and tables : EfKe Baker, general improvement; Bridget; Brodie, recitation and catechism ; Florence McCarohy, writing ; Norman Christopher, composition and writing ; Daniel Cooper, arithmetic ; Alice Cooper, reading and spelling ; Evelyn Kogttn, reading ; Thomas Hunter, good conduct ; Russel Hunter, good conduct. Special prizes given by the Rev. Father Lenihan : — Miss Inez Keneaiy, regular attendance ; Miss Evelyn Yates, good conduct.' The prize list for St. Joseph's School is as follows : — Standard V:—Hannah O'Sullivau, history and writing , . KiANDARD IV.—.Minnio Rjchardi?, grammar ; A'icu Mar key, arihhmetic ; Theresa Grace, general improvement; May Kay, study; May O'Brien, grammar ; Margaret Cuomo, troojiranhy ; John Hogan, writing and spelling ; Joseph O'Sullivan, drawing and history. Standard 111. — Elisha McCaflerty, reading and geography ; Ban ha Colbourne, reading ; Joseph Ryan, good conduct. Standard ll.— Mary Richards, general improvement; Mary Cuomo, catechism ; Florence Garnaut, neatness ; Mablo Tiller, politeness; Alice Heald, writing ; Maud Dowd, geograpliy; Annie O'Suilivan, spelling ; Maud Mocre, catechism ; Philip Hubhven, reading ; liertie Rubhven, arithmetic ; James Miivkey, writing. Standard 1.--Miiry Cronan, study; Phaifao Marvin, reading; Annie Hansen, tables and reading; Annie De Lucca, tables ; L'lurina De Lucca, reading ; Ethel Kevey, tables : William Kog.in, spelling and tables; William Welsh, catechism ; Joseph O'Brien, reading and catechism ; Bertie Hunter, regular attendance; Homy Carmichaol, good conduct. Second Primer. —Bella Cuomo, reading ; Mary O'Suilivan, spelling; Edith Bryan, study and good conduct; Kate Gannon, reading; Kate Swaneon, reading; Lucy Roy, writing; Lily Martin, general improvement; Ellen 6'Sullivan, reading and tables; Matilda Hansen, tabled ; Violet Atkins, £ond conduct; Jlary Phcenix, reading; Koso Phcenix, Annie Organ, Ethel Cook, lluby Hill, Alice Dβ Lucca, and PercyO'Brien, good conduct ; I vie Stewart, reading ; Freddie Martin, reading and tables; ThomasCarmichael, tables; Richard Bryan, Mortimer Hill, James Trethway, Thomas Dowd, Ailcen Ganiaut, Hilda Moore, Christina Swanpon, recitation ; Dominic McCarthy, Frank Dunn,. Arthur Deary, Samuel Deary, John Kevey, Joseph DonneJly, WiJlio De Laiioid, and Willie Hotriui, good conduct. Special prizes given by Rev. Father Lenihan : — May Kay, good conduct ; Theresa Grace, regular attendance.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXII, Issue 308, 30 December 1891, Page 6
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397PARNELL CONVENT SCHOOL. Auckland Star, Volume XXII, Issue 308, 30 December 1891, Page 6
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