UNIVERSITY TESTS.

Waikato Times, Volume 112, Issue 18776, 26 October 1932, Page 3

UNIVERSITY TESTS.

THE TERM EXAMINATIONS. SUCCESSFUL LOCAL STUDENTS. AUCKLAND COLLEGE LIST. The results of the annual term examinations of the Auckland University College were announced yesterday. Following is a list of the successful candidates from this area:— Latin. Stage I.—Class I: Ida Lewis, Sheila Woodhouse, Nancy H. Coates, Alwyn R. Hall, P. N. Grant, M. H. Vautier, Doreen H. Sanford, Alisa Clark, K. M. P. Gillespie. Stage II: F. C. Choat, R. B. Miller. Stage III: Irene R. Cllffe, Marie Wood, Dora E. Lewis. Greek. Stage I.—Class I: L. A. Whltlook, Marie Wood. English. Stage I: Nancy H. Coates, F. C. Forster, Beatrice L. Fraser, Alwyn R. Hall, Gwyneth M. Jennings, Ida W. M. Lewis, Edith R. McCracken, Merlyn L. Moody, Doreen H. Sanford, Eva Stark, Margaret C. N. Tomlinson, Marjorie Tomlinson, M. H. Vautier, Sheila Woodhouse.

Stage ll.—Class I: D. M. Fraser, Clara A. Wyatt.

Stage III: Dora E. Lewis. French. Ida W. M. Lewis, Nancy H. Coates, Sheila Woodhouse, Alwyn R. Hall, Alisa L. Clark, Beatrice L. Frasier, Kathleen M. P. Gillespie, R. Gillespie, Ailsa M. Glttos, Gwyneth M. Jennings, Dora E. Lewis, Edith R. McCracken, Merlyn L. Moody, Doreen H. Sanford, Joyce W. Thompson, K. S. Turtill, Zoe C. Wells, Clara A. Wyatt. Stage II: F. C. Choat, R. B. Miller. Stage lll.—Class I: Irene R. Cllffe. Commercial French. Class I: W. C. M. Jess. Science Reading Test. S. Ellis, F. H. Sims. Pure Mathematlos. Stage II (for B.A. and B.Sc.). — Class I: S. R. Ellis, J. H. Rimmer. Stage I (for 8.A., 8.50., and 8.E.). —Class I: Alwyn R. Hall, Margaret C. N. Tomlinson, Nancy H. Coates, Ida W. M. Lewis, Sheila Woodhouse, Rona L. Lewis, C. J. Mathieson, Edith R. McCracken. A. M. Young. Class III: Ailsa L. Clark, Beatrice L. Fraser, J. H. Macky. Applied Mathematlos. Stage 111 (for B.A. and B.Sc. and 8.E.). —Class II: C. J. Mathieson, A. M. Young, J. H. Macky, L. R. Scherer. Physics. Junior Elementary, Intermediate. —Class I: H. R. Holloway, G. F. Wilson, Mary H. Mandeno, Edith F. Wainwright. B. Sc. Degree.—Stage I: Class III: Dorothy T. Cleary, J. H. Macky, L. R. Scherer. Stage II. —Class II: S. R. Ellis. Stage lll.—Class I: F. H. Sims.

, Chemistry. Intermediate Organio.—Class I: Mary 11. Mandeno, H. R. Holloway, P. Noakes, Edith F. Wainwright. Intermediate Inorganic.—Class II: H. R. Holloway, J. H. Macky, Mary H. Mandeno, C. Wilson, C. E. Hubbard, P. Noakes, L. R. Scherer, Edith F. Wainwright. Chemistry I.—Class III: V. A. Lewis, J. 11. Rimmer. Chemistry llA.—Class I: C. J.. Mathieson. Chemistry 111. — (ii) :F. H. Sims. Botany. Stage I. —Class I: C. J. Mathieson. Biology. Home Science Intermediate. —Class I: Mary H. Mandeno. Medical Intermediate.—Class II: G. F. Wilson. Geology. Historical Geology I. —Theory: Class II: J. H. Rimmer. Practical. —Class III: J. H. Rimmer. Geography. Stage I.—Glass 1: Eva Stark, F. C. Forster, 0. J. Trounson, Marguerite 0. Arthur, D. M. Fraser. History. Stage I.—Terms granted on year’s work: Class I: K. S. Turtill, Beatrice L. Fraser. Stage I.—Terms on examination: Class I: G. Tomlinson, H. T. Rimmer, Sheila M. Moriarty, Phillis Tait, L. A. Whitlock. Stage ll.—Class -III: V. J. Cooke, J. T. Wyatt. Stage 111. —Class I: A. H. Malcolm. Philosophy. Logio and Ethics. —Class I: A. E. Laybourn, A. W. Morton, A. E. Otto. Ethics only.—Edith 0. Harris. Stages I or II: Edith 0. Harris. Education. Stage I.—Class I: A. E. Laybourn. 'Class II: R. Gillespie, Irene R. Cliffe, Doreen 11. Sanford, Marguerite Arthur. Glass III: Catherine J. Helnemann, Gwyneth M. Jennings, Zoe G. Wells, Sheila Moriarty. Stage II. —Glass II: Edith Harris. Stage 111. —Glass II: A. W. Morton. Economics. Stage I for B.A. and B. Com. Pass on annual examination. —Class III: H. T. Rimmer, G. Tomlinson. Economic Geography for B. Com. on year’s work. —Glass I: W. C. M. Jess. On annal examination.—Class II: K. D. Anderson. Law. The subjects in which terms have been kept are indicated by numbers as follows: —Jurisprudence 1, Constitutional History and Law 2, Roman Law 3, Property 4, Contract 5, Torts 6, Criminal Law 7, Company Law and Bankruptcy 8, Trusts and Wills, eto., 9, Prooedure 10, Evidence 11, International Law 12, Conflict of Laws 13, Conveyancing 11. 14. E. L. Gillies. 1; P. N. Grant, 1,2; Maisie E. Hopkins, 3,4, 5; A. E. Otto, I, 2; D. B. Paul, JO, 11, 12, 13; J. V. Salisbury, 1,2; K. L. Sandford, 1, 2; M. 11. Vautier, 1,2; A. H. Winter, 6,7, 8, 14. Faculty of Commerce. . The. subjects in which terms have been kept are indicated by numbers as follows: —Mercantile Law I. i, Company Law 2, Bankruptcy 3, Mercantile Law Stage 11. 4, Trustee Law 3. K. 11. Hume, 3. Book-keeping. Stage 111.—Glass 11: K. 11. Hume. Auditing.—Class II: K. 11. Hume.

mony: Class II: F. C. Ghoat. Appreciation of Muslo for B.A.— Class II: F. C. Choat. Architecture. Reinforced Concrete. —Class III: R. G. S. Beatson. Theory of Architectural Design.—Pt. II: Class III: R. G. S. Beatson. History of Deooration. —Class II: R. G. S. Beatson. Degree of B. Arch. —Third yjear: Class III: R. G. S. Beatson. Dental Mechanics. Class I: H. R. Holloway. Class II: P. Noakes. Engineering. Electrical Engineering.—Class III: S. C. Mac Diarmid. Strength of Materials.—Class III: S. C. Mac Diarmid. Descriptive Geometry.—Class III: F. B. Whitechurch. Applied Mechanics. —F. B. Whitechurch. Theory of Structures. —Class III: S. G. Mac Diarmid. Heat Engines. Elementary.—F. B. Whitechurch. Theory of Workshop Practice. — Class 11: S. C. Mac Diarmid. Engineering Drawing.—Senior: Class II: S. C. Mac Diarmid. Aegrotat Passes. The following students have been granted passes on aegrotat in the subjects named: —C. E. Hubbard, dental mechanics; Marie Wood, English 111, Latin 111, Greek I. HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS. SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS. Six senior pupils of the Hamilton High School gained passes in one or more subjects at the annual term examinations of the Auckland University Coliege. The students studied l'or the various subjects at the High School under the latest syllabus. 'Pills is the first time pupils of the Hamilton High School have entered for University term examinations, and the high percentage of passes gained must be very gratifying to those concerned. The pupils with the subjects passed in are as follows:—Ailsa J. Clark, mathematics, French, Latin; K. M. P. Gillespie, English, French, Latin; Rona ,J. Lewis, mathematics; Edith R. McCracken, English, French, mathematics; Margaret C. N. Tomlinson, English, mathematics; U. Tomlinson, economics, history.