THE SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 13873, 15 September 1915, Page 2 (Supplement)

THE SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

EXAMINATION RESULTS

IN WELLINGTON UNION.

(From "Tho Colonist," Sept. 1.)

__ The results of the annual examination of scholars in schools connected with the Wellington Sunday School Union are now available. Tho . xaminers were Mesdames T. H. Gill and A. 11. Atkinson, Misses Helyer and \V V Thompson, and Mr T. H. Gil!, M.A., L 1..8.

Those gaining 75 marks and over win prizes and first-class certificat s; those, gaining 60 marks and under 75 receive second-class certificates: and 40 imirk-j and under 60 gain a third-class certificate.

Of the 5-15 scholars examined, 79? gained prizes, and 308 gained certiorates. Only 40 failed to obtain the 40 per cent, of marks necessary to secure pass. The results for Nelson schools, examined are as follows:—

Nelson Church of Christ.—Dorothy P. Hay, 87, Myrtle E. Oooksey, 83; Dorothy A. Rodley, 75; Bertha A' Cooks~ey, 71; Ivy L. Hunt, 70; Ray Knapp, 70 j Oscar Coombs, 66; Madge Batch c* lor, 65; Florence H. Wilkins, 65; Jolm R. Hay, 61; Ruth Hay, 34 j Wlfred Jenkins, 52: Keith E. Knapp, 46; Neil H. Ames, 44.

St. John's, Nelson. —Marjori© Tnom'son, 95; Kathleen I. Moyes, 81; Nellie W. B. Radford. 77; William Thomson, 71; Lily G. Radford. 70; Cicely E. Whitford, 66: Daphne A. Walters, 65; Kenneth J. G. Cook, GO; Doris A. Nightingale, 58; Irene Bethwaite,- 54: Robert O. Cook, 52; Gwendoline Thomson, 53; Marjorie E. Terriss, 51; David V. Terris, 47: Stanley Cass, 47. Nelson Baptist.—Gladys G. P. Chin^, 90: John M. Tait, 80; Winifred M. Robertson. 78; Gwendolen Drake. 75 , Margaret Black. 75; Maude Karsten, 7o- Florence M. Miller, 73 ; Emily G. Pitt 71; James Strong, 71; Donald Black, 67, Mabel Thomson, 63; Wilfred Drake, 61. Congregational, Nelson.—Frances A. R?ley, 78"; Eileen Akehu.rst, 78: Gladys M. Riley, 73 ; Rose E. Riloy, .72; Dulcio Biirch, Gd ; Muriel Burch, «3; Gordon E. Verooe, 56: Gladys Tivort, 53. .-■.f : , . •- "