TRAINING COLLEGE
HAWKE’S BAY ENTRANTS
(MSHORNE CANDIDATES
(Special u> (lie Herald.) NAPIER, last night
The following candidates have been selected toy the Hawke's Bay Education Board for admission to the training college for 1939. The Hawke's Bay quota is 53: Ruth L. Anderson, Norsewood; William D. Anderson, Havelock North; Marjorie G. Bagley, Gisborne; Leslie T. Baker, Dannevirke; Kathleen B. Ball, Gisborne; Marjorie Black, Oiiane; Audrey £. Brown, Taradale; Phyllis H. Brown, Napier; Norman W. F. Burgess, Napier: Elizabeth M. Cameron, Gisborne; Pauline B. F. Carter, Waipawa; Allan J. Cassin, Hastings; Peter Collett, Waipukurau; Howard P. 11. Collins, Dannevirke; Marie O. Edwards, Waipawa; Eilis G. S. Evans, Gisborne; Samuel J. Gribtoen, Gisiborne; Frederick C. Groves, Waipukurau; Margaret J. Harvey, Wairoa; Vera C. Highet, Tuai; Catherine J. C. Kelt, Hastings; Joan S. Bamberg, Napier; Laurence H. Liddell, Waipukurau; Phyllis L. Ling, Napier; Hubert D. J. Lovell Smith, Hastings; Shirley G. Luttrell, To Karaka; Patrick J. McCarthy, Waipukurau; Elizabeth K. MauLonnan, Waipukurau; Constance J. Mitchell, Havelock North; Charles A. Moroney, Hastings; Trevor L. W. Mullindcr, Hastings; Norman Nicholson, Napier; Mclva M. Norris, Tolaga Bay; Nancy W. Newing, Puha; Norma Nicholson, Napier; James Norton, Dannevirke; Evelyn O'Donoghue. Hastings; Eric J. Ormundsen, Dannevirke; Margaret A. Parker, Porangahau: Phyllis G. Payne, Hastings; John B. Porter, Gisborne; Marie Prebble, Wairoa; Kenneth R. Rioper, Napier; Clifford D. Sinden, Gisborne; Jean Smith, Maharahara; Phoebe E. S. Talbot, Gisborne; Matthew M. Tawhiri. To Araroa; Barbara J. Thomson, Dannevirke; Grace E. Thompson, Otane; Octavia G. Tur,t<«, Napier: Roy E. Upton, Gisborne;. Joan W. M. Wcsternum, Hastings; Mary P. Williams, Hastings; Patricia M. Williamson, Hicks Bay.
AUCKLAND SELECTIONS
(Por Prnss Association.) . AUCKLAND, this, day
Notices were issued to-day by the Auckland Education Board to.approximately 170 students in. the Auckland district announcing' the selections for entrance to the Teachers Training College in the New Year. The boards quota for 1939 is 228 and 58 students for admission have yet to be chosen from the balance of the 350 applicants. For the first time on record, the male applicants outnumber the females.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19820, 23 December 1938, Page 14
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