PUPIL-TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.
LIST OF PASSES.
At bhe meebing of the Auckland Board of Education to day the Chairman aubmitted the lisb of successful pupil beachera candidates for employmenb under th« Board who had passed the exaiainafciona held last month. A seminary of results stated that there were in all ti -, amined : 109 candidate* for etuployioe n t 23 firsb-year pupil teachers, and J,\ second-year pupil teachers; total ig| of whom 38 were males and 128 females! Of candidates 58 passed and 51 failed '• first year pupil teachers, 22 passed and oqq failed; second year pupil teacher*, J2 passed and two failed. In all 29 m»lee»ncj 83 females passed the examinations, and nine malos ;md 45 femaloa faiied. The standard of qualification was 50 per cant, of the aggregate number of marks !q a || subjects ; 50 per cent, each in reading, writing, spelling and dictation ; and 39 per cenb. each in ail other subjects except) drawing, singing and needlework.
The following is bhe lisb of successful candidates and pupil teachers:—
Candidates Passed Entrance Examine TION. —Harrietie M. Allen, Princo Albert College ; Margaret R. Archibald, Auckland College and Grammar School ; Annie Beatty, Pukekohe West ; Muriel C. jj, Becroft, Port Albert ; Maud C. Benner Pongakawa ; David W. Blake, Pukekohj VV6st ; Harold 1. Blow, Auckland Coll«g( and Grammar School ; Maud E, Bluck Buckland ; Mignonette Bog well, Avondale' Evelyn L. Brett, Long Bay ; James g| Catran, Kauaoranga Boys'; Nellie Crickets! Jfaabapu ; Arthur E. Day, Newton EastEdith J. R. Downard, Parua Bay No. I! Era H. F. Downard, Parua Bay No. I; Katherine DuddiDg, Port Alberb; John Dunemuir. Whangarsi High School; Frances H. Fawcett, Te Aroha ; Marios W. Gibbons, Waihi; Maud L. Green, Tig. boa ; Lucy Hamilton, A,C. and 6.8.; Violeb M, Harden, Woodhill j Elsie 11, Hawkes, Young Ladieb' High School, Whangarei; Percy J. Hook, IVaimamakt Valley; Clarissa A. Hutton, Red Hill; Dorothy R. Ingram, Newton East; Joiopt J. A. James, Waitangi; Eliza M, Jennings, Waiorongomai; William P, Johns, Te tlahu; Griffith R. Jones, Waipu Central; Eden Harriott Joyce,T( Pahi No. 1; Charles C. Kavaaagh,*' Mauku West; Catherine Keogb, Waipipi; Annie E. Lyaaghb, Auckland College &ni Grammar School ; Rose M. Mahon, Nstrton Bast; George H. Matthews, Hikurßngi; Armstrong R. Miller, Puriri; Emily L. De Montalk, Newtou East; Emiiy M. Morris, Opua; Adina MtCalluaa, Pateraßgi: 3ame« R. Me. Clune, Bombay; Alice C. McGuire, Tuakau; Edith A. Mcßae, Te Puke; Alice R. Phipps, Onehunga ; Margaret T. Porter, Harrisville ; Johaana Regan, Puni; Laura L. Ross, Hikurangi; Rosij A. Sanford, Newton East; Lillie P. Smale, ©koroire ; Fanoie Smith, Wollesley-slreetj Madeline B. O. Smvbhe, Pukekoho Weslr Edgar F. Snail, Maungakaramea; Milliconl Spargo, Nelson - street ; Lydia A. V, Thorpe, Newton East; Maggie Tilly, Novrtoa East; Alice M. VVernham, Northoote; Mary J. Wilson, Newton Basb ; William C. Wilson, Avondale.
Pupil-Teachers Passed End of Fibst Year Examination.—Mary A. Adlingtoß, Matiikoho ; William Biass, Point Chevalier; Beatrice M. Bollard, Point Cheraliar; Ellen N. I. M. Chapman, Woodhiltj Amy B. A. Copeland, HarrievilJe; Charlotte K. D. Dinneen, Ponsonby; Mabel Baitwood, Newton West; Margaret J. Elliott, Marsh Meadows ; Sydney J. Elliott, Hukerenui North ; Sylvia B. Hall, Driving Creek ; Charles E. Hodge, Onehunga ; Robert G. Button, Waipipi; Albert Murdoch, Whan K arei; Elizabeth M. McCowan, Aorora ; Florence "K. Robinson, Wellesley-sbreeb ; Winifred Scotb, Te Puka; Emma M. Short, Mount Eden ; Alice J. Sloane, Obaua ; Ethel Tilli, Grafton ; Jessie VoUenoweth, Panmare; Frances A. Willis, Mount Eden; Elizabeth C. You, Wellesley-street. Popil Teachers Passed End ofSkooni Yeak Examination.—Ada H. Andrew, Birkdale; Elsie G. Aahby, Tararu; Mirl Barnes, Mounb Roskill; Alice J. Brain, Opotiki ; Eleanor E. Brain, Te Pake' Lily H. Braithwabe, Papatoitoi; Elizabeth Cardno, Newmaiket; Mabal Crabtree, ?<msonby ; Maud M. Crawford, Hoirick; Charles F. Cross, Rotorua ; Ann B. Fraier, Newmarket; Goorginfc C. Harper, Wai' komiti; Gertrude B. Holder, Burma! Albert E. Jackson, Devonporb; Henry C. Jaffrey, Richmond Road j Gladys R, Jonei, Kawakawa ; Ethel R. Kelly, Chapelstreet ; Mary C. Kelly, Wellesleystreet; Alberta W. Lambert, Plat Bush) Mary S. Lavery, Te Aroha; Albert J. Loiik, Coromandal ; William Lowrie, Mount Eden ; William Masson, Mercury Bay; Alvira M. Matthews, Hora Hora,1 Lillian G. McKay, Tuakau ; Annii O'Meara, Te Kahu ; May Parker, Paparaba; Mary E. Peat, Kauserang* Girls'; John Road, Avondale; GeorgJ Tooman, Ooromandel ; Evelyn C. Voii Waihi; Spenceley Walker, Taurang* No.
It waß resolved to give all the S8 candidatee who passed immediate psrmuiion to attend the nearest schools for practice in teaching for three mouths, withoai guaranteeing them employment. Mr Luke commented on the dispirit? between the numbers of mala and female candidates, and Mr Udy said this showed thab the service ef the Board was n»' attractive to yuung men. Mr Rice (Secretary) said there trai « larger proportion of males at the reeenl examinations than on previous oecMiOßfc
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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 167, 20 July 1897, Page 2
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