St. Patrick's College, Wellington

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXI, Issue 52, 24 December 1903, Page 18

St. Patrick's College, Wellington

Prizes were distributed to the; pupils of St. Patrick's College last week. Archbishop Redwood presided, and amongst those present were Archdeacon Devoy and a number of the clergy, Rev. Father Keogh (Rector of the codlegje),, and the mem'tters of the college staff, Lady Ward, and many other citizens. The prizes were distributed by the Archbishop, and the following is the prize-list :—: — Goad conduct.— Gold medal presented by his Grace the Archbishop, Lynch Dignan ;, hon. mention, Auglustine Venming ; next in merit, Duncan McMurrich, Michael Murphy, Victor Geasney, Arthur Burger, Cameron Campion, Francis O'Connor, Hamilton Redwood, James Butler, Joseph Herring. Diligence.— Gold medal presented by the Very Rev. the Provincial, Duncan McMurrich ; hon. mention, Lynch Dignan, Augustine Vanning ; next in merit, Francis O'Connor, Victor Geaney, Hamilton Redwood, John Monaghan, Arthur Burger, James Butler, Ernest Casey. Christian doctrine. — Senior division: Gold medal presented by the Bishop of Christchurch, Duncan McMurrich ; second medals, Arthur Burger, Charles Casey, Victor Geaney ; next in merit, Lynch DigJnan, Michael Murphy, Francis Ryan, Leo Daly. Junior division— Gold medal presented by tjhe Bishop of Auckland, Reginald Hill ; second medals, Ernest Casey, David Madden ; next in merit, Thomas Boyce, Bertie Kelly, Francis Yenning, Christopher Twomey, Francis O'Connell, Archibald Morgan, Michael McWilli&ms, Paul Kavanagh, Marius Sheridan, Cameron Campion. Excellence in General Class work— First class : Gold medal, Duncan McMurrich ; next in merit, Arthur Burger, Lynch Dignan, Victor Geaney. Second class : Gold medal, Charles Casey ;« next in merit, Francis Ryan, James Blutler, John Monaghan, Joseph Gullen. Third class : Gold medal, Thomas Boyce ; next in merit, Reginald Hill, Bertie Kelly, Francis Yenning, Christopher Twomey. Fourth class : Gold medal, Ernest Casey ; .next in merit, David Madden, Patrick Kelly, Archibald Morgajn, Cameron Campion, Francis O'Connell. Filth class : Medal, Edmund Quill ; next in merit, Charles O'Sullivan, John Quinn, Lewis Chapman, Ralph Philip. Sixth class : Medal, G-eorge Lockmgton ; next in merit, George Broadjbent, Terence Malone, Albert Akuhata, Mark Devoy. Special Prizes. English.— First class : English language and literature—Duncan McMurrich ; next in merit, Leo Daly, Arthur Burger. English composition— Duncan McMurrich ; next in merit, Leo Daly, Artjhur Burger. History— Leo Daly ; next in merit, Duncan McMurrich, Victor Geaney. Second class : Einglish composition — Thomas Segrief ;' next in merit, John Monagihaji, Charles Casey, James Fraher, Ernest Twomey. Geography— Charles Casey ; next in merit, Thomas Segrief, Leo Blake, John Monajgjhan, Francis Ryan. History— John O'Connor ; next in merit, Frajncis Ryan, Charles Casey,' James Fraher, Edmund Prendeville. Third class : English grammar and composition— Thomas Boyce ; next in merit, Francis Yenning, Paul Kavanagh, Bertie Kelly, Reginald Hill. Geography and history— Reginald Hill ; next in merit, Thomas Boyce, Bertie Kelly, Joseph Herring, Francis Yenning. English authors — Reginald Hill ; next in merit, Ttoiomas Boyce, Richard McDonald, Geor,g|e Miller, Joseph Herring. Fourth class : English grammar and composition— Ernest Casey ; next in merit, Patrick Kelly, David Madden, Francis O'Connor, Francis O'Connel. History and geography— Ernest Casey ; next in merit, Francis O'Connor, David Ma-dden, Patrick Kelly, Archibald Morgan. English authors— Francis O' Connor ;i next in merit, Ernest Casey, Patrick Kelly, David Madden, Cameron Campion. Fifth class : English grammar and composition— John Quinn ; next in merit, William Quill, Thomas O'Rourke, Charles O'Sjullivan. English authors— Charles O' Sullivan ; next in merit, Ralph Philip, John Quinn, Stuart Smith. Sixth class : English grammar and composition— George Broatlbent ;, next in merit, Mark Devoy, Albert Akuhata, William Pohau, Cornelius O'Malley. Authors— Mark Devoy ; next in meirit, George BroadlWenfr, Albert Akuhata, Cornelius O'Malley, George Lockington. Geogjraphy— Albert Akuhata ; next in merit, George Lockington, George BroadTxent, John Maher, William Pohau. Latin.— First class : Grammar and compositionDuncan McMurrich ; next in merit, L. Dignan, A. Burger. Translation— L. Dignan; next in merit, L. Daly, V. Geaney. Second class : Grammar and composition— B Condon ; next in merit, C. Twomey, R. Hill, J. Herring T. Boyce. Authors— T. Boyce ; next in merit, Richard McDonald, C. Twomey, J. Herring, B. Condon. Fourth class : Grammar and composition— E . Casey ; naxtlin merit, P. Kelly, F. O'Cormor, C, Capiptola, T. Bradley. Translation— P. Kelly ; next in merit, E. Casey, E. O'Connor, F. White, A. Morgan. Fifth class': Grammar and composition— E. Brady ; next in merit,

P. Schumacher, E. Quill, S. Smith; Translation^- P. Schumacher ; next in merit, E. Brady, S. Smith, E. Quill. Commercial.— Booldseeping—H. Redwood ; next in merit, D. Maidden, G. Broaflbent, E, Philip, A. AtftibataV , Shorthajnid— D. Madden ; next in merit, W. Pohau, D. --, Bruce, A. Akuhata, G. Broadbent. " , *. French.— First class: Grammar and composition— L.i Dignlajn; * next in meirit, A. Burger, 0. , Richardson. *: Trataslajbdon— D. McMurrich ; next in merit, L. Daly, L. Dignan. Second class: Grammar and cbmposittotor- T. .. Segarief ; next in merit, J. Monaghan, C. Casey, F. Ryan, J. Butler. Authors— C. Casey ; next in merit, F. Ryan, J. Monaghan, T. Segrief, L. Blakcs. Third class: Grammar anld composition — C. Twomey ; next in merit, R. Hill, B. Condon, J. Herring, T. Boyce. Authors — T. Boyce ; mext in merit, Richard McDonald, C. Twomey, J. Herring, B. Condon. Fourth class : Grammar and composition— D. Madden ; next in merit, E. Casey, P. Kelly, T. Bradley, J. Dawling,. Tran^latisom— P. Kelly ; next in merit, B. Casey, D. Madden, E. Malone, F. Whitte. Fifth class :R. Philip ; next in merit, E. Quill, E. Brady, F. Schumacher. Mathematics. — First class : Algebra and arithmetic — Duncan McMurrich ; next in mef it, Oswald Richardson. " Euclid and trigonometry— Oswald Richardson ; next in merit, Michael Murphy. Second class : Algebra and arirthmetic— Chalrles Casey ; next in mention, James Butler, Joseph Cullen, Leo Blake. Ejuclid — Joseph Cullen ; next in merit, CJhiaarles Casey, Thomas Segrief j James Fraher. Third class : Arithmetic and algebra, Thomas Boyce ; next in merit, Bertie Kelly, George Miller, Reginald Hill, Vincent Ward. Third class : Geometry— Reginald Hill ; next in merit, Bertie Kelly, Francis Yenning, Thomas Boyce, George Miller. Fourth class : EuclM — Archibald Morgan ; next in merit, David M&dtden, Henry McArdle, Ernest Casey. Algebra £nd anthmetric — David Matiden ; next in merit, T. Kearins, E. Casey, F. O'Connell. Fifth class : Arithmetic and algejtora— R. Philp ; next in merit, F. Schumacher, L. Chapman, Edward Quill, C. Sullivan. Euclid— Stuart Smith ; next in merit, Robert McLougjhlin, E. Quill, T. Moffiat, J. White. Sixth class — W. Pohau ; next in merit, George Broadbent, A. Akuhata, J. J. Quinn, J. Climton. Science.— First class — M. Murphy ; next in merit, D. MoMurrich. Second class— J. Cullen ; next in merit, C. Casey, L, Blake, J. Butler, J. Fraher. Writing.— First sectian^-M. Murphy ;> next in merit, J. Monaghan, L. Daly. T. Segrief, 0. Richardson, F. Ryan. Second section — G. Hannan ; next in merit, B. Condon, C. Campion, H. Redwood, G. Miller, E. Casey. Third section— E. Quill ; next in merit, S. Smith, T. Malone, A. Akuhata, J. Maher, B. Gasquoine. Drawing. — First division— D. McMurrich ; next in merit, A. Burger, M. Murphy, L. Blake, J. Cullen, V. Geainey. Second division— Bertie Kelly ; next in merit, H. Redwood, T. Boyce, R. Hill, F. Yenning,. Third division—E. Casey ; next in merit, C. Campion, A. Morgan, A. Petera, J. Dowling, T. Bradley, W. Sullivan, J. Ryan. Music— Piano : First division— P. Hantey ; next in merit, A. Burger, E. McArdle, E. Quill. Second division—G. Miller ; next in merit, B. Malone, W. O'Sullivan. Violin— N. Geaney, J. Ca'sey. 'Cello— Lynch Dignan. Physical Culture.— First division : Medals— First, O. Richardson ; second, T. Segrief ; third, L. Blake ; next in merit, R. Hill, M. Murphy, F. O'Connor, J. Monaghan, W. Moore, J. O'Connor, A. Ak>uhata. Second division— Medals, P. Kelly and K. Garvey ; next in merit, J. Clements, W. Sullivan, J. J. Quinn, J. Gal--lagihetr, D. Bruce, E. Malone, T. Malone. Third division — Medal, R. Siddels ; next in merit, C. Sullivan, G. Broadbfent, T. Boyce. Boand of Honor.— A. Burger, J. Butler, E. Casey, L. Digpan, V. Geaney, J. Herring, R. Hill, D. Madden. D. McMurrich, D. Miller, J. Monaghan, M. Murphy, 11. Redwood, O. Richardson, A. Yenning. Priflest for* four mentions in the next of merr,t ' sections, without having received prizes.— J. Franer, F. O'Conndl, C. Campion, F. Fenntng. Honorable Mention.— Absent from Examination— J. Dietoan,, J. Ferna-ndos, A. Venning. -G. Ritletagj. Entered La*te^J. Bouike,' J. Camr/bjptll, L. Emery, M. Coltman, C. Monag>han. Old Boys' 4 Blue Medal ' Prize.— Augustine Yenning. The ' Blue Medal,* presented by the St. Patrick's College Old Boys' Association for the best b,oy in the college, was awarded upon the result of the notes upon the work of the boys in all branches of study, and the announcement that it had been won by Master Augustine Yenning was received with loud applause.

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