TRINITY COLLEGE.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 28 August 1914, Page 8

TRINITY COLLEGE.

The following are the list of- passes at the examination held in Stratford on August 25th and 26th by Mr Henry Saint George* examiner :—

CONVENT PUPILS.

Associate (A.T.C.L.), Practical Work —G. Riera 75, H. Wromgool 71, G. Turkington 70. Senior. —G. Bredow 87 (honors), A. Berry 65 (pass), E. Williams 62 (pass). Intermediate.—E. Moon 83 (honors), G. Burgess 74 (pass), M. Uniacke.72 (pass), R. Kennedy 70 (pass), E. A. Fitzgerald 60 (pass). Junior. —K. Neustrowski 82 (honoi-s), V. O'Neill, 77 (pass), E. Kilbride 77 (oass), A. Sullivan 74 (nass), S. Hill 74 (pass), R. Hill 72 (pass), J. Robson 67 (pass), N. Mulvey 6v (pass), C. Ford 66 upass), A. Jones 63 (pass). Preparatory—H. McKay 94 (honors), B. Mercer 86 (honors), E. Hodgson 74 (pass), L. Fisher 71 (pass), N. Bowler 70 (pass). I. Wilson 64 (pass). First Steps. —A. Hignett 76 (pass), M. Colev 75 (oass), R. Beauchamp 72 (pass), G. Fitzgerald 71 (pass), K. Hewes 69 (pass). All the pupils presented from the Convent were successful.

TOWN CENTRE

Intermediate. —N. Fiston (Mrs Goldfinch) 73, H. White (Miss Evans) 68, D. Dawes (Miss Pinny) 68/ G. Wiley (Miss I. Robinson) 66, E. Claque (Miss I. Robinson) 62, M. Mead (Miss I. Robinson) 61, N. Davies (Mr C. H. Rogers) 61. Junior. —A. Connell (Miss Pinny) 73, B. Paul (Miss Evans) 70, M. Spiers (Miss Williams) 69, J. Greig (Mr C. H. Rogers) 67, I. Cately (Miss Robinson) 66, E. Cossev (Miss Robinson) 63, C. Davies (Mr C. H. Rogers) 60. Preparatory —P. Weston (Miss Evans) 81 (honors), M. Gatenby (Miss Williams) 73, G. Barker (Miss Williams) 71, W. Boon (Miss.. Evans) 70, M. Brookes (Miss Middleton) 69, D. Forster (Miss Williams) 66, E. Hamerton (Miss Vida Drake) 61. First Steps.—E. Vooght (Miss Williams) 68. Mr Saint George was very pleased with the candidates this year. Fiftyfour candidates presented for examination and all were successful.

Miss Gertrude Bredow, having gained the highest marks in the Senior Division, and Master Hugh McKay, highest marks in the Preparatory Division, win the medals presented by Mr T. G. Grubb.