PRIZE LIST.

Western Star, 18 December 1928, Page 3

PRIZE LIST.

Class 6.—Dux, Mona Neilson (Gold Medal presented by Father Buckley); Christian Doctrine and second in class, 1 Flossie Kenneally (Gold Medal presented by Father Martin); 3rd in Class, Constance Douglas, (Mrs Valla’s prize) 1 Composition/ Delia Stauton (M!rs Caulfield) ; English, Myra Hawke (Mrs Keith) Arithmetic, Jean Chamberlain (Mr MeKinnon); Spelling and Writing, Annie Matheson (Thomson Bros); Drawing, Molly Cox (Air Borland); Reading, Martin ‘Leary (Mr Geary); Sewing and • Writing, Monica Marnane (Mr Robertson) ; Home,, Lessons, Collette Bone (Mr M. 'O’Brien); 'Geography and Drawing, May McKenzie (Air Moore); History, Nellie McKenzie (Mr Hancock); Diligence, Mary For die (Mrs Keith). j Class s.—Christian Doctrine and first! in'class,, Tuppy Ledingham (Gold Medal Father Buckley); 2nd in class, Loretta Houlihan (Mr W.NJohnstone); 3rd in class, Nancy Cox' (Philp and Dickson); Reading, Priscilla McKenna (Mr McNeil) Home Lessons, Eileen Murphy (Miss v McNaughton); Writing, Winifred White (Mrs Clark); Arithmetic, Alarcie Leary • (Mr Diack); History, James Flowers -' (Mr Rose); General Improvement, Jack Marnane (T. J. Price), Gladys White, (Mr AI. o,’Brieh). Class 4.-rGhristian. Doctrine, Molly Fahey ’(Mr Tiller, Wellington); Ist in class, Mary O’Brien (Mr Tweedie); 2nd in class, Imelda Ryan (Mr McKinnon); 3rd in class, 'Edna Kenneally (Airs Hawke); Writing, Peggy Corkery -Miss Hunt); Drawing, Carroll Thomp-son (fti rs Keith); Sewing, Monica “Healy (Whitcombe and Tombs) Diligence, itt O’Donnell (Mr Moore); Mental Arithmetic, Monica Murphy (Air Tweedie); General Improvement, Tom White (Air Robertson), Frank Stanton (A Friend). ■ Class 3.—Christian Doctrine, lona West (Air D. Stuart, Dunedin); Ist in class, Ray Hawke (Air Hancock; 2nd in class, Gwen Clark (Air Thompson); Alonica Ledingham (Bristol Piano. Co.); 3rd in class, Sheila Murphy (Alias Johnstone) ; Edna Johnstone (Mrs Bailey); Writing, Martin Kirk (Mr Borland); Drawing, Blanche West (Airs Batt); Reading, Arnold Branks W(hitcombe and Tombs); Sewing, May Curtan (Mrs Rose) General Improvement, Olive Warlick, (Mrs Fahey), Annie Kenneally (Miss AlcNjaughton). Class 2—Christian D. an'd 3rd in class/' Claire Alclnerney (Air Hoare, Dunedin); Ist in class, Catherine O’Brien (Helm and Dickson); 2nd in class 'Pat Houlihan (Mrs Fahey); Writing and Drawing,; Cath. Corkery (Mrs Clark); Reading, ■ Alarie Brown (Air Hancock); Alental - .’Arithmetic, Norman Leary (Mr Stephens) jGeneral Improvement, Alonica Staunton /{Mr Hunter); John White (Mrs Brooks). % Class I.—Christian Doctrine and General Proficiency (Francis Vella (Catholic ' Supplies, Wellington); Ist in class, Alima Alolloy (Mrs Johnston); 2nd in class, Teresa Curran (Al'r Webb); Drawing, John Staunton; Spelling, Teresa Corkery. General Improvement, Kathie McKenna. . • < Primers.—Christian Doctrine, Peggy Vella; Ist in class, Doreen Callanan (Mr Webb); 2nd in class. Alonica O’Connor; Spelling. Katie AIolloy : ; Neatness, Jessie Cox; Religions Knowledge. Gerald Flowers, General Improvement, Frank Corkery; Number. Maurice Houlihan; Drawing,. Nora Cox; Writing, Jim Staunton ; Tables. Donnie Kenneally ; Figures Teresa Leary; Reading, Alary Corkery. Special prizes for attendance: AI. Forde. D. Staunton. T. Curran. Messrs H. and J. Smith donated toys for the juniors.

PROFICIENCY RESULTS Martin Leary, Collette Bone, Constance Douglas, Mona Neilson, May McKenzie, Myra Hawke, Delia Staunton, Jean Chamberlain, Flossie Kenneally, Mary Forde, Nellie McKenzie. Comipetency, Mollei Cojy Annie Matlieson, Monica Marnane. ' MUSIC., Practical—Senior Grade (honours) Mona Neilson 87; Intermediate Grade (Honours) Mysa Hawke 83; Preparatory Grade, Melville Griffiths 67. Theoretical —Intermediate (Honours) , Julia Cavanagh 81,. Jessie Fraser 83, O’Brien 80, • Pass —Mona Neilson 69: Eileen Butler 60; Preparatory (Honours) Myra Hawke 96 ; Joan Walden 82 ;F. Knowler 99 Isabel Ward 98 The Boarding Pupils presented Miss Julia Cavanagh with a beautiful present. as the most .popular girl. A sports programme was provided for the pupils which was thoroughly enjoyed. . , The Sisters of Mercy desire to thank all those who contributed to the Prize . Fund. i : _