ST BEDE'S COLLEGE.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVIII, Issue 18583, 9 December 1920, Page 10

ST BEDE'S COLLEGE.

j BiaiBEBU'nON OF. FRIZES, % <n,»» w*3 ft l*rg« attendmoa of puppa, | Tis«» V* * **!»" iixst annual ch»i at Bcdo'a College, fttiLAitton <h }* • Vory Itev Father * flfirikhain* :• fSxX K** cStich tor '. ijffLu w fio is Uty Iron, Christchurch and an«l Sir G*Kg« Chlm ■ b*Jor# the p««» disUi':W*cd aaid that it was tho first pivza-ginns i-jjK tho-poilogb/ Looking back on the yoax, .Wide wha muoh roason for congratulation %*. BftkwfwUon. l n » pl u 90l 6^° r “ in Mi ' ‘ "ittcoiieiit work. hud been done m •;'• AtfrMwtw*. 'i'ho boy. bad shown a oplendid V£»iriL Tim coiloge had been fortunate m v •fiftsasiaii ua ndiuirabte piece of Inna near 'We city. Tho roll-oaH for the year was '' fiftv-ioitt boarders and. thirty-aix dajr boys. *lt the north wing could be oomploteu the )i«U#g« scon would be filled. He wished publicly to record his gratitude to tae ‘ ''gathere who Lad 00-opeiatod with him dur%p. tll<y first year fit Papanui. Vtoxda rould bjos..3iprees kin gratitude to then*: it was Sally shared by the boy*. It was pleasjint. ’■ && sole!■ the practical interest taken in the felieco by many friend*.. Good progress had •/Sena" mede by the college in, tne football i Said, .and it, was hoped that inriner success twculd be fcoluovod nest eVuson. The O’Sul|hv*o Kholaral'ip had been donated by the ■ ty of a lady; a boarders and day jtasa’ echolsrehip bad been cßtablisbed; and Ulr and.Mra Stratford had been generous in u'.jshs same direction. Uis Lordship the IJtsshop and Dr .Thacker had given prizes for .Ifttmetio oontesM, and other gift, had been •isSlfetn to tho college. ‘fho l&yor nresented prizes won at the , Uthif.tia spoils* iuid the Mayor and Mrs presented the clasß ‘prizes. At the tilayos'e request, the Glee Club sang “ For IThoy are Jolly Good Fellows,” in honour of Jifco lector, fathers and teachers. ) f ' Xh» Mayor, in » short address, gave twain- : -,win»ncaft'of his boyhood in Christchurch and 'lOkain’s Bay, and said that Mrs Thacker •would give a enp for 100yds inter-school oon.pttuii, and ho would give a prize for an-essay [Joa Port Christchurch; he would be the ;Tjmdgf, *nd would .publish the winning essay 'rntn t)» local newspapers. ';,f Dean Regnault thanked the Mayor and „3jMra Thacker. He said that pupils of the y, Wllege should Uko their placo in th* pro- •' • Sessions ftnd' in the Dominion Parliament. * 3f they did not toko their piece in Parliajaept; St Bede’* would have failed in the object for which it was established, Ho “i thought that St Bede’s, St Andrew’s and .'tether collespes should help to send to Parliament men of good Christian principles, . who* would remove some of the present evils ■f .from Parliament. More men of high Chris'.liftn principle* and ideals were needed. F ' During the evening, members of tho Glee '■-JClub sang “Over the Sea to Skye” (Mr D. OMti!lir&n singfn* the roto), “I Snw from the Mfteach,”' "Bxoelaio* ” andFuniculi, Funf- * wulft?’ JHaster R. O’Mallev plaved a pianoHforte; (wlfc " Cftrtagnetto "; and Master R. .. jjlfsttxmorft played ft pianoforte solo, “ Capri*einto.”' ;,4; The following is tho prize list:•;M * SPECIAL PRIZES. j Discipline (gold medal' presented by his ’.Lor(jalap Bishop Brodio) —Daniel Jlilligau. merit—John Murphy, John M’Kay, j.:|* gus O’Meeghan, ‘ Patrick Cronin, John £'| JDtzfcftiris, Richard Stretford, Ben Maokl<v v Alfred Harrington. Liaciplino, day boy <(gold medal presented by Mr and Mrs " jLeonard, - Wamute)—Bernard Bundle. Next ■? |ia znei?t—Gordon Daly, Basil Blake, John ‘ pJdaboiioy. y'r Diligence (gold medal presonted by Dr jArdagh)—John Mitrphy. Next in meribMilligan, John M’Kay, John MatheJ*on, Fergus O’Mfcoghan. V(. hh* s (gold medal presented Mjy Dr Mor-’hanel-Baail Blak*. Next in pmrit-Bernard . , v jIqjUII* Christian Doctrine.—Senioe division (pre- , |*ted by Very Rev Dean Holly)-Basii ,: 3'l*b*. Next in merit —G. Daly, P. Cronin M«*io» division—Ray Boland. Next in merit JM. Fitzharna, B. Cronin. B. Taylor, 0. S j ipvnns, F. Mango*. (apecial priae for boy under four- « Ht presented by Mr H. Vale) jvßnsil Taylor. > CLASS PRIZES. VL—Engliah and English essay—B. (.. [/Blake. Mathematics (prize presented by t V«y Bev Dean RegnaultJ-Soeil Blaki <r»euch and. Latin (prize preeented by Mr B. ' :, jDarbyh-Jtwnerd Ru.dle '' I l *® V/—General excel lee oe—D. Ryan. * If** 1 ** Morit-P./Cronin. English-Cormoc In * aerl t—P. Cronin. Essay—\ju, 9 Sh*aghnesev. - Next in ae rit-S. !°2 ne S* . Latin—S. O’Brien. -Next in merit * „ Rodgers. Next ‘ ? merit-P. Croma. Arithmetio-Dosmond * p Hoben. Mathemar,Next merit—E. ConsiByaa Neat ih ''RymaT 8 ' ° Geography—Desmond I tc a e. n « r »> Mwllenco—G.- D*ly ■■j:'‘.i fe, In-raiirit—L. Smith and 11. Geftncy' Next in meritel y ' -P H ’ ®? anc y- W. - Khonri, A fSitin—Gordon Daly G ‘ Nerf if®??' 'Nnjrth H ! * n merit—L. y - b'srMn m y- « French— Gordon Daly AS J“ T^ L ;, S “ lth - H. Geaney, W. ■ 4v !Xt „ ln Smith, G. Daly. ■ ■j-rorm _ ni.—General excellence (Siratford te* 3 , preeented by Mr and Priti^m^ Next in Cronin, B. Taylor, R. merft Eng! 4 ,h '7,' r - Mora - N^t : > ™_mßrtt— R Mxlhson, B. Cronin, J. Fit*-. r-?; T « y,o r: Essay—Charles Evans. ' ;i MilHpan. Next in ‘ lS Jb~y < , "i } *^ dla ' Blort Upjohn (exiequo), B. Cronin. Latin-John Fit*. •rf (Vr-t.j Nert , T ? erlt_ 2- Ta 7 ,or - 0. Evans, |D. Mi ligan, J. Atom. French-Ray Boland! .••'. Next in merit—Fitzhorris, B. Taylor B r } £ Evan*, J. Mahoney. Geography—-s.-x Rev Bolwd.J Next in nerit-D. Million, B ..iw.’fTa.ylor. Bv Cronin, C. Evans.. History—B. " 'iSj? l l! a ‘ Honourable mention-D. Milligan, J. - Flteherris. Next in merit—B. Taylor, R. Boland, 0. Evans, F. Mangos. Arithmetic— T- 1 in merit—Ray Boland, J. FRsherris. B. Taylor. F. Momms,' R. tittiw »Wr Mathematios—B. Cronin. Nest in ’■>g»*nte-D. Millisan. R.. Boland, B. Taylor, R. - . Science—B. Cronin. Next in }Ba«rft—D., Milligan. W. Gandin, R. Bolond. ‘‘ v-l VT.—General excellence—Alister tllKntosh. Next in merit—P. Keenan. L. Dp- “ {JAn;'' Christian doctrine—B. Dntby. Next in Y*erit—A. M’lntosh. P. Keenan. Enelieh—&An*ter M’lntoshi Next in merit—P. Keenan, - jT. Milllan. Arithmetic—-Joscnh Langlov.' i.is j jveftt in merit—P. Kcemm, T. Mullen. . His-.-ittory and peography—Alister-M’lntosh. Next ■■ ; l ;iri merit—Leo Upjolin, T. Mu’.lan, P. Keenhn. 4 jJteftdingr and recitation—Leo tTnjchn. Next in )*s«rit —A. ZJ'lntonh. P. Keenan. Science—P. ; •'iatvonan.- Next in merit—A. M’lntoeh, J. p cfijroiye. Drawing—J. .Crowe. Next in meritr—fSß- Darby. i?' A Standard’ V.—General excellence—T. M’Car- !?- ftby. Next in merit—M. Bourke. A. Harriug.f.teltbh. Christian doctrine—Maurice Bourke. JS (Next in merit —T.t M'Carthv. English—T. I'-.' JM'Carthy. Next in merit—M. Bourke, R. ]O’Malley. Arithmetic—M. Bourke, T. M’Carjtby (ex aequo). Next In merit—K. Power T. .. ■'>-{■ Gaffanoyi History end eeography— I T, M’Car- ;' ,thV. Next it: merit —M. Bourke. "R. O’M-.lley. Beedinp and reeitetion —R. O’Ma.llrv. Next- in (merit. —T. M’Carthy, M. Bourko. Science—M. r~Bourke. Next In merit—T. M'Cnrthy. TVritfiag—Zl. Bor.rke. Next in merit—M. O'Mul- ’ ■ ’'• ley.' 'Drawing—Leo Armstrong. Next in .f'twscrit. —T. Grffeney,' * - Music (prio nvrsorrted by Miss kfina "Ward) —R<ir O'Malloy:? Briokketpinx.—R. Lsttimor*. Next in merit

’ te-J.sPsT-i'. R- Stratford. ' r Bor.rd of Honour Frizes.— lt. Smith, H. Lflhow. 'B.- Runrtte, G. Dalv, B. Blalto, F. J- f tyvoagton'. ,7. Mivrphv, D. Millieon, J. 'ff-tM’Kav. R. M’Cliufoch. T. M'Orthy, B, 'Moclctft, ,7. ’ Tjateh. ‘ P. Koeiiftn, O. HaywnrJ, \A. ffxrriTirtem, J. Fitzh&rria, V. Cronin. Four (mentions—F. Cronin.