PRIZES DISTRIBUTED.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8300, 11 December 1912, Page 8

PRIZES DISTRIBUTED.

ST. MARY'S COLLEGE. The presentation of prizes ’to students of &t. Mary's College, Hill street, took place last evening, in the presence of a largo attendance. Among those present were Dr Kennedy, Dean Regnauit, Father Bartley, and other members ot the clergy, including the Marist Brothers. The musical and elocutionary _ programme which preceded the prize giving was contributed by the following: Misses R. Segrief, Teresa McEndoe, Edith Martin, Frances Morrison, Annie Dolan, Edith Chamberlain, Agnes Segnet, Zita Chapman, Girlie Gibbs. The prize list is as follows: SPECIAL PRIZES. Good Conduct, boarders, gold medal, "the O’Rourke Memorial (gilt of Mrs O’Rourke) —Edna Clark. . Good Conduct (junior boarders)— Mary Good "Conduct (senior day pupils), gold medal, gift of Mrs White—Jean MatheS °Good Conduct (junior day pupils)—Dalcio Du Crou: , Good Conduct (preparatory school)— Eileen Staff and Vivian Williams. Christian Doctrine, gold medals (gifts of Very Rev. Dean O’Shea, V.G., and Very Rev. Dean Regnauit)—Lucy O Donoghuo and Mildred TToloe, equal in merit: second prize. Ivy Parker; third ‘prize, Hollie Chapman. Preparatory school, Eileen Staff. Dux of the School, gold medal (gift ot Rev. Father Hickson)— Catherine 'Mathematics, gold medal, "the McArdle Memorial" (gift of Mrs McArdle)— Marjorie Espie. ~ _ , , Diligence (gift of Father Bowden)— Catherine Lynch and Veronica Flanagan (e^po n sitionfgold medal (gift of his Grace Archbishop Redwood) —Kathleen Painting, gold medal (gift of Lady Ward;— Marjorie Espie. , , Elocution, gold medal, the Mecntilco Memorial” (gift of Mrs Rose) Eileen Flanagan. • - -«,• Sight Reading, gold medal (gift of Mr Chapman)—Laura Hyde; second prize, Zita Chapman. . _ French. Recitation —Zita Chapman. Singing, gold medal, "the Grace Memorial” (gift of Mrs Orace)— Madge special Prize for Singing (highest marks yet gained ;n New Zealand—lß4 out of possible 200), gold medal, gift ot Mr Maurice O'Connor —Teresa McEnroe, Singing, gold medal (gift of Mr Martin Kennedy)—Arlette Scott. Senior division, gold chain (gift of Dr Mackin)— Gladys Goulter. Intermediate division, gold medal (gift of Mr Mahony)—pdith Chamberlain and Paulino Brown. . Sacred Singing—Edith ChamberlainSchool Singing—Arlette Scott. Junior Division —Dorothy McV irnsri. MUSIC. L.AB. Diploma, gold medal (gift of Mrs Chamberlain) —Girlie Gibbs. AT.Ci Diploma, gold medal (gift of Rev Father Peoples)—Cecilia. Dwyer. Playing from Memory—First prize. Nellie Bennett; second prize. Arlette Music—Senior division, Florence Gardiner: higher division, Kathleen Lenihan; lower division. Linda Riddell; junior division, Gwen Espie; elementary.division, Myra Sevan; primary division, Eileen Staff.' Violin Playing—Mary Parsons. Theory of Music. —Intermediate division, Annie Dolan; higher division, Lily Dealy; lower division, Arlette Scott and Florence Gardiner (equal in ment); rudiments division, Frances Gasquoine; primary division, Maisie Reeves. Shorthand.—First division, Kathleen Bowe; second division, Vera Little. Typewriting.—Vera Little. Book-keeping.—First division, silver medal (gift of Miss Williams), Kathleen Lenihan; second division, silver medal (gift of Miss Williams), Sheila Lynch; third division, Edna Clark. Needlework.—First division (gift of. Mrs Segrief), Arlette Scott: second division (gift of Mrs E. W. Gibbs), Ivy Nees; third division. Edna Clark. Physical Culture. —Boarders, gold medal (gift of Mr Gasquoine), Kathleen Hurley; day pupils, gold medal (gift of Mr Dealy), Teresa Mahoney. Singing.—Gold medal (presented by local secretary Trinity College), Edith Chamberlain. CLASS PRIZES. FORM VI. French (gift of Mr Reeves), Catherine Lynch. _ Latin, (gift of Mr Reeves), Veronica Flanagan. , ' ~, EnoUd and Trigonometry (gift of Mr Williams), Catherine Lynch. Arithmetic and Algebra (gift of Mr Williams), Veronica Flanagan. Heat, Catherine Lynch and Veronica Flanagan (equal in merit). Botany. Lucy O’Donoghue. Geography and History, Dorothy Trolovo. _ Physiology, Dorothy Trolove. FORM V. English and Composition, Dorothy Trolove. Latin, Jean Mathieson. French, Dorothy Trolove. Physiology, Marie Doherty. Freehand drawing, Marie Doherty. Penmanship, Marjorie Espie. Brushwork and blackboard drawing (gift of Mr Riddell), Mildred Trolove* Literature, Lily Dealy Model drawing, Kathleen Lenihan. German, Gladys Goulter. FORM IV. Arithmetic, Teresa Mahoney. English and composition, Gladys Goulter. Mathematics, Ita Gould. Geography, Mildred Trolove. History, Mildred Trolove. Botany, Ita Gould. ' Latin, Maria Doherty. Freehand drawing, Pauline Brown. French, Gladys Goulter; second prize, Margarita Bunny. Diligence, Katie O’Leary. FORM 111, English and 1 literature, Pauline Brown. Arithmetic, Pauline Brown and Doris Guise (equal in merit). Penmanship, Kathleen Hurley. Diligence, Kathleen Hurley. History, Eva McAlister. Geography. Mary Gamble. Latin, first division, Ita Gould; second division, Olive Cox. Mathematics, first division, Margarita Bunny; second division, Bessie Martin. French, first division, Lily Dealy; second division, Hilda Martin. Botany, Hilda Martin. Composition, Kathleen Lovett. Highest marks, Mary O’Neil. STANDARD VI. Diligence, Edna Clark. Arithmetic, Laura Hyde. English. Laura Hyde. Highest marks, Ivy Parker. Composition, Ivy Parker. Reading and recitation. Eileen Redwood Geography, Eileen Redwood. Literature, Eileen Flanagan. Writing, Mona Meors. Drawing, Zoo Grimstone. History, Zoe Grimstone. French, Maisie Reeves. STANDARD V. Diligence, Isobel Redwood. Arithmetic, Sheila Hoben. English, Winifred Mather. Highest marks, Edna Mcßae, Composition, Mary Ready. Reading and Recitation. Isobel Redwood. Literature, Sheila Hoben. Geography, Nana Day. Writing, Genievro Whitaker. Spelling, Ida Brookes. Drawing, Prances Gasquoine. Ihench, Linda Riddell. Botany, Isobel Redwood and Mary Hennessy (equal in merit). STANDARD IV. Reading and recitation, Zita Chapman. Composition, Mollie Chapman.

English, Peggy Reeves. Writing and spelling, Lenore Flanagan Geography, Lenore Flanagan. Drawing. Rita Rankin. Diligence, Myra Sevan. - Highest marks. Rena Fabian. Arithmetic, Rena Fabian. PREPARATORY SCHOOL. CLASS I. Spelling, Eileen Staff; writing, Margery Scott; composition, Kathleen Blomfield; arithmetic, Vivian Williams; reading and recitation, Valmai Williams; geography, Vivian Williams; English, Valmai Williams; French, Tessie Mewhinney. CLASS 11. English, Maurice Reeves; arithmetic, Gladys Wareham; composition, Tessie Mewhinney; geography, Helga Swan; spelling, Florence Nidd; reading, Marie Duflou; writing, Kathleen Ferris; French, Willie Ducrou. CLASS 111. Arithmetic, lorna Chapman; composition, Doreen O’Shaughneesey; French, Thnrza Rogers; spelling. Glen Riddell: geography, Glen Riddell; reading and recitation. Lulu Cohen; writing, Monica Mather. The children of the kindergarten school received their prizes on Monday. The Sisters of Mercy desire to thank the following donors of prizes:—His Grace Archbishop Redwood, Very Rev. Dean O’Shea, Very Rev. Dean Regnauit, Very Rev. Father Hickson, Rev. Fathers Bowden and Peoples, Lady Ward, Mesdames Rose, McArdle, Grace, Maoarthy, O'Rourke, White, Chamberlain, Segrief, Gibbs, Staff, Cox, Miss Williams, Dr Mackin, Messrs Brookes, Maurice O'Connor, Kennedy, Riddell, Dealy, Mahoney. Chapman, Gasquoine. PREPARATORY COLLEGE. ‘'STAB OP THE SEA." The following is the prize list of St. Mary’s Preparatory College ("Star of the Sea"), Seatoun: Good conduct (gold’ medal, gift of Mrs T. G. Macaxthy), Bruce Miller. Physical culture (gold medal, gift of St. Mary’s Convent, Hill street), Alfred Card. Dux (gold medal, gift of Rev. Dean Power), Ivor Chesson. Religions knowledge, (gold medal, gift of Archbishop Redwood), Norman Plimmer; second prize (gift of Rev. Father Peoples), Pat Barrett. Beading and spelling (gift of Rev. Father Bowden), Norman Plimmer. Elocution (gift of Mrs W. Hailes, Chartlca), Alfred Card. Arithmetic, Norman Plimmer. English (gift of Mrs W. Hailes), Ivor Chesson; French, second prize, Pat. Barrett. Writing (gift of Mrs J. S. Barrett. Christchurch). Brace Miller: second prize (gift of Master B. Kingan), Alfred Card. Memory lessons, Pat. Barrett. Arithmetic (gift of Rev. Father Bowden), Vincent Devine. General improvement. Phil. Hailes. Composition, Joe , O’Shaughneasy. Beading, first prize, Joe O’Shanghnessy; second prize; Charlie Gumming. Geography, Phil Hailes. Recitation, first prize, Leo Hume; second, prize, Pat Barrett. Good conduct. Phil Hailee. JUNIOR DIVISION. Religious knowledge, Victor Mewhinney. Reading, Victor Mewhinney. Spelling, Frank Hailes. Writing, Norman Redwood. Arithmetic, Frank Hailes. Recitation, Norman Redwood. Geography, Cormac Hoben. Good conduct, Geoffrey Thomas. Religions knowledge, Cormac Hoben. Spelling, Cormac Hoben. Recitation. Terence Gumming. Writing, Gabriel Redwood. Drill, Frank Hailee. SPECIAL PRIZES. Music, first prize, Lee Hume; second, Norman Plimmer. Music (primary division), Pat. Barrett. Singing, Bruce Miller and Joe O’Shanghneesy (eqnal in merit). Elementary science, first prize. Ivor Chesson; second prize, Norman Plimmer. Theory of music (gift of Mrs J. S. Barrett), Ivor Chesson. Table manners, Phil Hailes. Order and cleanliness, Bruce Miller.