SCHOOL OF MINES

Auckland Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue 41, 18 February 1943, Page 6

SCHOOL OF MINES

SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS ; (0.C.) THAMES, this day. In the recent School of Mines and University Scholarship examinations the students of tne Thames School of Mines all gained passes. In the University Scholarship two studems E. _M. Kennedy and A. E. O'Meara. were successful. The following are the results:— Chemistry (junior).—l. J. Brokenshire, 68 per cent; E. N. Davis. 88; J. W. Evans. 61; W. C. Verran. 68. Analysis (senior). —A. D. Johnson. 50 per cent: A. E. O'Meara. 50. Mechanics.— E. M. Kennedy, 67 per cent; A. E. O'Meara, 60, A D. Johnson. 65. Ventilation. —E. M. ■ Kennedy, 50 per cent; A. E. O'Meara. 57. Winding and Pumping.—A. D. Johnson. 57 per cent; E. M. Kennedy, 60; A. E. O'Meara. 48; •• Drawing:- A. D. Johnson, 52 per cent: E. M. Kennedy. 78:; A. E. O'Meara, 51.. Surveying.—A. D., Johnson, 42 per cent; :E. .M.i Kennedy. 70; A.' E. O'Meara. 60. Mathematics '.Xsenior).—T. Jennings. 64 per cent: A.. D. Johnsons • 70, V E. M. Kennedy. 92; A. ; E. OlMeara. . 90. Junior. —I. .J. Brokenshire. 55 per cent; M. -Cositrovev 42; E. N. Davis. 92; L, Edwards. 41: J. W. "Evans. 57; G. M. Howard, 41; V. Russek, 75; M. Thorn, 75; W. C. Verran. ,54. Electricity (senior).—A. D. Johnson. 75 per cent. Junior.—C. Bai'low, 63 per cent; J. H. Dovell. 74.