ST. JOSEPH’S COLLEGE
Prize-Giving Ceremony
The Rev. Father Cullen presented the year’s prizes to pupils of St. Joseph’s -Maori Girls’ College at Greenmeadows this week. Father Cullen said that this year was the most important in the history of the school since 1865, when Father Reigner founded the school. This year had seen the removal of the school from the old site in Napier, where nearly 2030 pupils had been taught during 60 years. The school had had a very successful year, and had been congratulated on its efficiency by the inspector of native schools, Mr. Ball. LIST OF AWARDS. Following is the list of awards in the various classes: — Christian doctrine.—Agnes Moon. Dux of the School.—Kitty Merito. Dressmaking Cup.—Tilly Boyce. Tennis Cup.—Agnes Moon; runnerup, Paterehia Taua. Basketball Cup.—Huia team. Proficiency certificate.—Edith Walker. FORM CERTIFICATES. Honours. Form V. —Agnes Moon, Christian doctrine, dressmaking. Form IV. —Tilly Boyce, English, dressmaking, drawing; Kitty Merito, dressmaking, cooking; Hiria Walker, English, cooking, dressmaking; Jlilly Peachey, dressmaking; Alice Tapsell, drawing and painting; Kura Okeroa, cooking. Form HI. —Emily Willis, English, arithmetic, dressmaking: Kiri August, composition; Thelma Keepa, dressmaking ; Margaret Tibble, composition. CREDIT CERTIFICATES. Form V.—Agnes Moon, typing, shorthand, book-keeping. Form IV. —Kitty Merito, Christian doctrine, English, arithmetic, Maori, hygiene; Tilly Boyce, Christian doctrine, hygiene, geography; Martha Hall. Christian doctrine, English, hygiene, dressmaking; Alice Tapsell, English, hygienne, dressmaking, cooking ;Kura Okeroa, Christian doctrine, English, drawing, dressmaking; Milly Peakman, reading, drawing, dressmaking ; Mill v Pe,achey, English, arithmetic, Maori, hygiene; Hiria Walker, arithmetic, English, Maori, hygiene ; Miria Green, arithmetic, English. Maori, hygiene. Form 111. —Emily Willis, Christian doctrine, composition, Maori, hygiene; Jane Savage, English, arithmetic, composition, hygiene; Ani Koopu English, Maori, cooking, geography, dressmaking ; Thelma Keepa, Christian doctrine, arithmetic, cooking, hygiene; Maraea Pohuru, dressmaking, housecraft, cooking, English, Maori; Hana Knrena, housecraft, cooking, reading, 1 * assmaking; Margaret Tibble English, Maori, dressmaking, hygiene; Bessie Moses, Maori, cooking, hygiene, dressmaking; Kiri August, English, Maori, geography: Hiria Green, English, drawing, reading, dressmaking. Form ll.—Edith Walker, English, arithmetic, reading, dressmaking. Home nursing.—Twenty-one sat for examination, all passed, 20 with honours : Agnes Moon, Tilly Boyce, Kitty Merito, Martha Hall (highest marks 2nd year), Kura Okeroa, Paterehia Taua, Hiria Walker, Milly Peachey, Miria Green, Alice Tapsell. Milly Peakman, Emily Willis, Thelma Keepa (highest marks Ist year), Kiri August, Margaret Tibble, Bessie Moses, Hana Karena, Ani Koopu. Hiria Green, Edith Walker, Jane Savage
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXVI, Issue 2, 13 December 1935, Page 11
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