ST. PETER'S SCHOOL

Waikato Independent, Volume XXXVII, Issue 3272, 27 February 1937, Page 5

ST. PETER'S SCHOOL

j{ ROLL ALMOST DOUBLED SECOND YEAR COMMENCES When St. Peter's Preparatory School commences the first term, of the second year of its existence on Monday, the roll will be practically; double the number of original scholars, who were enrolled a.little more than a year ago. The jointheadmasters, Mr A. F. B. Broadhurst and the Rev. J. M. Beaufort, have set a high standard and in the short period of, its existence the school has gained a Dominion-wide reputation. <.; ;jKi ■ r.- :'<*z\

The present roll, is 68, compared with 37 in February, 1936, and is made up as follows,: ,•

J. (Gr.. Abbott, Auckland. R. HV Abbott, Auckland. N.;G. Bagnall, Tonga. R. J, Barton- Fiji.. J. «> ! J.JS.B. BrownJ Wellington. '.",,, ; i>.'-(G. Buckleton,.\yellington. D.;.L,, Caldwell, blen Murray. ; G. L. Caldwell, Glen Murray. J. C... Chandler, Cambridge. ; O. C. Chandler, Cambridge. D. R. Coates, Matakohe. M. Davis, Wanganui. J. H. Dewhirst, Frankton. G. S, J. Edgecumbe, Hamilton. , J. C. A. Ellis, Fiji. J. D< Cv Ellis, Kaipara Flats. C. A. Eyre, Ngaruawahia. K..S. Eyre, Ngaruawahia. i H % J. Eyre, Onewhero. ID. W. Fairclough, Auckland. J. F. Fairclough, Auckland. " P D. A. Farquhar, Fiji. , W- R. Fell, Paihia. < r P. A. Gardner, Kaukapakapa. J. L. Gentles, Auckland. ; ~ I. McK; Glenn, Ohaupo. G. Mel. Grant, Auckland. T . a| I. Gi-ant, Auckland. * L. L. O'H. Hickson, Malay States G. J- Hodgson, Auckland W. A.O. Jacob, Auckland. i J. C. P. Land, Tonga. ; Y,.' J. Earner, Morrinsville. G. Lucas, Auckland. S. A. Mac Diarmid, Tauranga. . KrGV' Auckland. !* J. C. Miller, Auckland. B. R.. Morton, Auckland. h: B.'MjbK; Moss, Wellsford. A. B. Orr, Auckland. C, J, pjTTWalker, Auckland.. O. J. Osborne, Canterbury. C: E. Parr, Auckland. Q. F. Pilling, Morrinsville. J. Pym, Kaipara. E. O. Rowley, Auckland. f v M. J. R. Russell,,Auckland. . . S. vRV Searle, Wanganui. K. C. Simpson, Auckland. M. Smale, Auckland. j] El Smyth, Ngongotaha. C. B. StOrmont, Auckland. J. B. Swales, Hamilton. ' D. 6. Thomson, Auckland. M".' A. Tothill; Te Awamutu. i A; A. Xirquhart, Papakura. ; B; A. Urquhart, Papakura. 'K% P. Vallentine, Auckland. < Wl N. Vosper, Cambridge. -> X%. Wake, 1 Hamilton M. A. Waller, Auckland. '• \i~% Walters, Papakura. <f£ %! Webb, Hamilton. : €/ J. Auckland. f : f; <£? Auckland. ] "y% W:' Willie, 'Rotorua .'<•' M- WWss£-* Cambridge. ■i'szq iNfew./Teacher ;. Mr %. v p Gabites has joined the teaching ; stafr to replace Mr V. E. J. Wells, who left last year to accept a position 4ft Bishop's School, Rondebosch, South Africa. Mr Gabites is an?old Boy of the Timaru High School; where'he was prominent in the first fifteen and also the cricket eleven." H(? took an active part in other sports, particularly boxing.

\ During,, the past, three years, Mr Gabites.^as;been, a student at Canterbury CpUege/ where he has been studying for his Arts degree. He will be> a yaluable asset to the school Staff. '".,« xi',,".. It is"understood that Miss Phyllis Archey, of Auckland, will join the teaching staff next term. . The teaching staff now consists of. the following: - Joint'Headmasters: Mr, A. F. B. Broadhurst, M.A. (Oxon), and the Rev. J. M. Beaufort, MA. (Dublin). Mr H. C. Lusoamibe; B.A. (first assistant),-Mr R. &• 'Gibson, Mr O. P. Gabites, Mr A. K. Hancock, Mr 1). H.'NancaiTow. Miss D. M. Leathfim ((musk), Miss E. d'A. Wimperis tifvaH crafts), Miss t. M. Talbot, B.A. (violin). Mr.C. E. Canity ffj®mnaas&m instrnctor). '