STUDENTS' NIGHT.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 113, 14 May 1937, Page 12

STUDENTS' NIGHT.

GRADUATION BALL.

AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY.

DEGREE AWARDS TO-NIGHT.

The annual graduation ceremony of the Auckland University College will be held at the Town Hall this evening, when <tegro.ee will be conferred on successful students by the president of the College, Mr. H. J. D. Mahon, as the representative of the Chancellor of the University of New Zealand, the Hon. J. A. Hanan, M.L.C., who is visiting England.- A number of addresses will be given, and after the ceremony the graduands of the year will be tfte guests of the Students' Association ;it the graduation ball at the University Hall.

The list of graduands who will receive degrees and diplomas is as follows: —

Arts Division.

Masters or Arts. —Kenneth Hector Melvin, First Class in Philosophy. In absentia: Harold William Larsen*. First Class in Economics; Marie France Rostaing Buddie, Second Class in French; Joan Curry, Second Class in History; Hilda Constance Fancourt, Second Class in History; Joan Frances Herdman, Second Cla.es in History; Kathleen Mary Irviiig, Second Class "in English; Fiances Mary Powell. Second Class in History; Eric Charles Brenstrum. Second Class in Latin; Elvin Denzil Burton. Second (Mass in English unci French; Rex Charles Rateliffe (Joldsniith. Second Class in Philosophy: (Jeoffrey Louis Maffey, Second Class in Mathematics; Neil Campbell Robinson, Second Class in English; Horace William Savers, Second Class in History; Paul Nelson Walker. Second Class in Mathematics; Averilda Margaret CJorrie. in History; Clarice Irene Thompson, in Education; Cyril John Adeock. in Philosophy; Thomas Hardy Hilton Harris, in Latin and Oreek; Archibald Wentworth Morton, in Education; William MacLurg Smyth, in English; Arthur Wilfrid Steele, in French; Mervyn James Taylor, in History: Leith Simpson Watt, in English and French; Tn absentia, Robert Willmot. in History. Bachelor of Arts.—-Olive Stella Archbold, Joan Amelia Barry. Marjorie Alice Burton, Brigid Marguerite Cahill, Helen Lavinia Coates, Tinline Scholar; Elizabeth Emily Cranswick, Mary Eileen NeUie Dromgool. Betty Isabel Drummond, Mary Gabriel Foley. Gwladys Louise Gardner, Cushla Gwyn Hammond, Jeanie Whyte Howard, Nancy Ruth Wathen Hunt, Natalie Frances Jacombs, Betty Marion Kensington, Hilda Margaret Nancy Larkins. Lilian Edna Annie Lawrie, Phyllis Noeline Rawson, Elizabeth Roberton. Joan Catherine Mary Salt, Dorothy Louisa Stephenson, Gertrude Mary Kittson Terry. Margaret Cora Noelfne Tomlinson, Helen Alys Verry, Lorrie Walsh. Kathleen Mary Wilson, Nellie Woodward. Kenneth Alan Blakey, Norman Benjamin Blakey. Harold George Body. Campbell Boyle, William Maurice Brown, Archibald Francis Burnett. James Chapman-Smith. Hari Charan, Francis Clifford Choat, Richard Rex Clark. Haydn Thomas George. Irvine Temple Grant. George Lawrence Hogben. Senior Scholar in \pplied Mathematics and Proxime Accessit in Pure Mathematics; Douglas -Bernard Mathews. Geoffrey Herbert Mills Warwick Jack Bnrgoyne Owen. Alexander John Shaw. Alan Charles Stuart (from Victoria I mversitv College). Kenneth Albert Stuart, John Howard Yolland. In absentia: Marv Ailsa Cranswick. Dorothy £»»'«"•. Frederick Ernest Pickson. William Clemens Thomas, Ronald" Tizard. Science Degrees. Masters of Science.—Sidney Charles Bartholomew Gascoigne. First Class in Mathematics; Cecil Marin SegMin. First Class in Mathematics; Alan Kennedv Wvlie. Second Class in Mathematics; " Jean Penrose Crosher, in Botanv; Gordon Clark DeAth, m Chemistry; Barney William Thomas, in Chemistry. Bachelors of Science.—Marie Kenneth Burns. Corinne Helen Christine Hall. Ruth Mason, F.nces Mary Nicholson. Bruce Heslop Barnitt, Ronald Cnlfonl Bell. Edward Richard Collins. Senior Scholar in Physics; Eric John Cornea. John Felix de Lisle. Charles Barratt Floyd. Stanley Stuart Hamilton. Gordon Russell Harn'ett, Ro>s Orton Harold. Laurie Henry Milliner. Senior Scholar in Botany. James Cox MeComish. Raymond Hector Pow. Geoffrey Stancton Nevitt Sadler. Neville George Stephenson. Walter Seward Taylor. In AbsentiaJocelyn Marguerite Liishei. John Abbott Hill. Lan Kenneth Walker, Wilfred Wright. Law and Commerce. Masters of Laws.—Clifford Parri« Richmond, First Class in Jurisprudence. Contract, and Torts, Company Law (from Victoria University College); Frederic Dewar Robertshaw, Second Class in Roman Law. Real Property. Company Law; Noel Irvine Smith. Second Class in Jurisprudence, Contract and Torts. Company Law. Bachelors of Laws.—Guy Blomfield, Ernest Kingston Braybrooke, William lan Gunn, Edward West wood Henderson, Glen Boyee Johnston, Bryan David O'Shea (from Victoria Univers'ry College), William Stevenson, Robert Cecil Wallace, Alan Harbutt Winstone.

Masters • of Commerce. — TM't-nce Moore Barton, in Economics and Economic History; John Bernard Prerdergast, in Economics and Company T.iw.

Bachelors of Commerce. —Flcrance Marjorie ffraj*. Ocar George Bettany (from Victoria University C'ollcae). Cyril Halsey Ellis. Cedr'ie Cha.'U's William Cover. Frederick Edward Louis Hickson. Alfred Edward Knight. Inn Sheldon Smith. Philip Charles Spittal. Robert Fi-mvick Spragg. In Absent I ,<: Nancy Elizabeth Smith (nea Cal'is). Herbert Malcolm Gray. Hal Worrall MoCowan. William Arthur Pns.">e. Edmund St. John, Wilfred Norman .Smith.

Bachelors of Architecture.—Harold Dudley Shirley Mcfiowan, Richard Hoi-ton Toy, Travelling Scholarship in Architecture. In Absentia: Char'es Cecil George Webb.

Bachelors of Engineering.—Stanley Eric Anderson, Civil (from Canterbury College); Neil Allnian Mowliray, Civil with Honours (from Canterbury College ).

Diplomas. Diploma in Education.— Annie Rose Alluni, Frances Mary Powell, Brian Waldo Knight, Walter Robi-it Hu<»ii JJartin, William George Miller Ivor George O'Xeill, Nelson Pountnev. Horace William Savers, Donald W-'th ■Smith. ■ Diploma in Music.—lsobel Haddow IVttit.

Diploma in Architecture.—Xonn,:n John Jenkins. Georjre limes Loijrh. Asso- . ciatt-s of the Auckland School of Ar •> I- ' t e<. , t u re. Diploma in Engineering.—Rolmt Hesk'cfon Foster, Civil. Eric Albert Llewellvn Thomas. Electrical, Associates! of the Auckland School of Engineering- '