FINE ARTS EXAMINATION

Evening Star, Issue 21319, 25 January 1933, Page 6

FINE ARTS EXAMINATION

DIPLOMAS AWARDED [Pw Ukitto Press Association,] WELLINGTON, January 25. For their diploma in fine arts preliminary examination, 1932, the following candidates satisfied the examiners in the subjects indicated:—’ Drawing from common objects, etc., 1; painting from still life, 2; elementary modelling, 3; design in colour, etc., 4; geometrical drawing, etc., 5; English composition, 0; history, 7; geography, B—Label B. Boon 6 and S; Eleanor M. Cotton, 4 and 5; Lula A. Ourrm, 1,2, 3,4, and 5; Margaret L. Hoy I?, 3 and 8; A. J. Inglis, 3; Mangold C. Johnston, 5; Aldwyth M. 6, and 8: Veda I. Little, 3; Nellie Long worth, 7; Selby Morton, 6; feJT 6 C. Ogilvie, 1,2, 3, and 4; Sylvia D. Ragg 6; Margaret Rasmussen, 7; Hannah M. Taylor, 7; Hazelß. Veran, 1,2, 3, and 4; Moyra E. Walpole, 1, 2,3, 4, and 5; Gwendoline A. Webster, 5,6, and 8; Betty S. Wishart, 1,2, 3,4, and 5. For their final examination the rollowing satisfied the examiners in the subjects indicated: — Anatomy 1, general history of art 2, history of sculpture 3. historic ornament 4, principles of heraldry 5, history or crafts 6—Lennar a Anderson 2,4, o, and 6: May Bradley, 3; M. T. Duttenck, 1; Nancy M. Grant, 4; Florence J. Macdonald, 1; Eileen K. Rose, 4 and 5; Marjorie G. Ruddle, 4.