"CAPPING" NIGHT.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 113, 14 May 1936, Page 5

"CAPPING" NIGHT.

DEGREES CONFERRED. TOWN HALL TO-MORROW. UNIVERSITY GIVES HONOUR. Auckland University College students who completed degrees or diplomas in last year's examinations are to have those successes conferred at the annual "capping"' ceremony to be held tomorrow night at the Town Hall. A total of 100 graduands will leave the hall with letters aTter their name. The ceremony caps the college year, and is one of the most dignified of any sort seen in the city. First there will he the procession of graduands—graduates about to be capped—into the hall. Then there is the procession of convocation. and. lastly, the official procession. The college song, "Gaudeamus," will be sung. A short address will then be given by the president, Mr. T. U. Wells, after which decrees will be conferred by Mr. Wells, acting for the Chancellor of the University of New Zealand. After that two more addresses will be given, one by Professor P. W. Burbidge, chairman of the Professorial Board, and one by Mr. .T. D. Lewis, president of the college Students' Association. The ceremony will close about 10 p.m., when the graduation bal' will begin in the college hall. Graduates and diploma holders are: — FACULTY OF ARTS. Master of Arts.—First class honours: iTohn Derek Lewis, Latin and Greek (Rhodes scholar). In absentia: Marie May Delany, English and French. Second class honours: Nancy Heddon Coates, Latin and French; Ida Winifred Mary Lewis, English and French: Mary Stuart Runcinian, Latin : Sheila Woodhouse. Latin and French; Nelson Pountney, English; Kenneth Sydney Turtill, history. Masters of Arts. —Norma Vincent Kemble, education: Beatrice Sarah Ryan, history; Lindsay Erne Adams, English; Kingsley Gough Chappie, education; Joseph Coop, English; Frank Colwyn •Tones, history; Percy Thomas Keane, history; James Douglas Xei 1 McDonald, j Latin; Robert Francis McFarland, mathematics; Geoffrey Philip Ryan, English and French: Ernest Swinnerton Slaney, history. In absentia: Dorothy Heslop Barnitt. English and French; Alwyn Ruth I Hall, Latin and French; Law Moir, philosophy. Bachelors of Arts. —Mary Doris Aitlcen, Nancy Richmond Bamford (senior scholar in English), Annetta Frances Bowden, Marie France Rostahig Buddie, Jean Danford Charters, Ailsa Louise Clark, Sydney Dorice Cole. Joan Curry. Gladys Mary Davidson, Alice Margaret Deighton, Hilda Constance Fancourt, Marianne Frances Foster, Dorothy Graham, Joyce Estelle Grey, Margaret Edith Grimshaw, Margaret Mary Tynan Hackett, Editli Orea Harris, Phyllis Mabel Harvey, Joan Frances Herdman, Mary Helen Hooton, Millicent Helen Hoyle, Elsie Mackenzie, Lorraine Maloy. Kathleen Jean McLeod, Margaret Norrish, Marjorie Letitia Pettit (from the University of Otago), Mary Lloyd Saunders, Kadia Mary Scott, Eileen Olive Sellars (nee Phillips), Kathleen Rosa Sellers, Margaret Helen Shaw, Isabel Jean Thompson, Berntine Elfreda Thrana, Barbara Emily Woods. Stuart Barton Babbage, Fraser John Edward Baillie, George Thomas Beilby, Lloyd Avery Boswell, Eric Charles Brenstrum (senior scholar in Latin), Elvin Denzil Burton, Howard Robert Cooper, Ean Magnus Fraser, Reginald James Gavin, Rex Charles Ratcliffe Goldsmith, George Gardiner Harvey, Lewis Evan Lewis, Kenneth Clutha Edward Mackenzie (senior scholar in Greek), Geoffrey Louis Maffey, Kenneth Hector Melvin, William George Miller, Archibald Wentworth Morton, Neil Campbell Robinson, James Francis Sharkey, Mervyn James Tavlor, Paul Nelson Walker, Leith Simpson Watt. In absentia: Doris Marjorie Davies, Ngaire Mavis Lemmon, Lucy Toner, Herbert Lea Towers. FACULTY OF SCIENCE. Masters of Science. —First class honours: Geoffrey Thomas Sandford Baylis, botany (postgraduate scholar in science); Rowland Alfred Weldon Green, chemistry; Gordon Bamberton Jones, chemistry; Gordon Maskill Smith, chemistry. Second class honours: Edome Dora King-Mason, botany; Ronald Sydney Jones, chemistry; Thomas Goodhue Moorcraft, physics; Conway Joseph McCarthy, mathematics; Donald Nelson, physics; Jack Pybus, chemistry. In absentia: John Straker Webster, second class mathematics. Master of Science. —Donald Nesbit McRobie, physics. Bachelors of Science. — Barbara MayAllan, Margaret Patricia Bartrum, Jean Penrose Crosher (senior scholar in botanv), Aileen Alberta Dadson, Flora McKinnon, Francis Jack Anderson. Stephen Robert William Bomford, David Alexander Brown (senior scholar in geology), Gordon Clark De Ath, George Dingley, Coleman Israel Follick, Sidney Charles Bartholomew Gascoigne (senior scholar in mathematics and in physics, Shirtcliffe graduate bursar), Leo Ward Glynn, Gordon Stuart Harris, Albert Wallis Holland, Ivan John Jeffery, Desmond Ernest Jobey, Henry Frederick Rhodes-Robinson, Cecil Marin Segedin (senior scholar in pure mathematics), Barney William Thomas, Evan Graham Turbott, Alan Kennedy Wylie (senior scholar in applied mathematics), Alan Wilson Wylie (senior scholar in chemistry). In absentia: Charles Willam Davis, Ivan Maxwell Pullman, Eda Dagmar Swanberg. FACULTY OF LAW. Master of Laws. —Second class honours: Allan Halsey Winter, Roman law, contract and torts, company law. Bachelors of Laws. —Maisie Elaine Hopkins, Lindsay Johnston Drummond, Francis Tennant Crosland Fenton, Jack Kent Hunn, William Collinson Nicholson, Noel Irvine Smith (senior scholar in contract and torts), Kenneth Albert Stuart, Trevor Scott Townsend, Maxwell Helier Vautier, Desmond Williams. In absentia: Andrew David McGregor.

FACULTY OP COMMERCE. Master of Commerce.—John Dee Foote, economics and company law. Bachelors o£ Commerce. —Winifred Eva Edwards, Kenneth Friars Carnachan, Duncan Sandford Cox, Laurenz Montague Enting, Russell Clive Macallister Jenkins, Oswald Murray Jones, Robert Macdonald Kay, Douglas Moore Kenrick, Harold William Larsen, John William MacKenzie, Neville Irving McKean, Harold Lynton Parker, William Gray Payne, James Ramsay, Leslie Caleb Rice, Ronald Jackson Sharpies, Peter Frederick Shirley, Robert Gordon Sinclair, Ronald Sydney Stacey, Paul Nelson Walker, John Williams. In absentia: Thomas Henry Mulholland. FACULTY OF ENGINEERING. Bachelor of Engineering.—William Aspin Blood worth (civil). FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE. Bachelor of Architecture. — Harcourt Bartlett. In absentia: Maxwell Camplin Gray. FACULTY OF MUSIC. Bachelor of Music. —Rebie Eleanor Rowlandson. FAOULTY OF HOME SCIENCE. Bachelor of Home Science.—Dorothy Helen Woodroffe (from University of Otago). DIPLOMAS. Education. —Joan Frances Herdman, Lorna Winifred McKinlay, Phoebe Churchill Norris, Percy Thomas Keane. Social Science. — Alexander Gordon Davidson, Kenneth Hector Melvin, Lynton Evan Williams. Journalism.—Olive Mary Allen, Lilian Mary Smee. Bachelor of Commerce (previously conferred). —Jack Owen Miles Herriott. Music.—Alma Lilian Dollan (from Canterbury University College). Banking. — Frederick Edward Louis Hickson, Douglas Moore Kenrick, Felix Maxwell Tattersfield.