MARIST BROTHERS' SCHOOL, WELLINGTON

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXVII, Issue 52, 30 December 1909, Page 2057

MARIST BROTHERS' SCHOOL, WELLINGTON

(From ,;oiu' oWn^Sreatp^S^H,! '$) The a initial concert in cqnnectidnj! withii^njhprjtee-giving to successful pupils at .the -Marist' 'Br^th!«srs i . I . I Sqh<}b^as held m the Concert Chamber x># /-the Mowi* "Mall,^6Ji" Wednesday evening, December~ls/- "- v Thec;imll:Vwas,l>acKe4r''':The entertainment was bright and well -managed; goiiig^#itii a swing from start to finish. The" progrXmn&Mvas VaYfeid, and included a tableau, five excellent choruses, physical drill displaj's, and^a cleverly acted farce, '.The HaVn-teCP House.' AY ■ i.,*^ ™ te - m the parts were < V P U fillec l b y Masters Albert Marshall, P. Stratford, J. Boyc'e, Leger Reeves, and Li. Butcher. A vocal solo, ' Please give me a penny/ was contributed by Master Francis Archer, while at the same time, a collection was taken up, the results of which (£3 8s -lid')' will go to form: a 'Christmas box for the children in the ..ttom^'orCdmp^ssioi^fjThei boys acquitted themselves very creditably- itt- the physical^drill displays. Recitations were -given 'by 'Leger Lance -Butcher, James McCarthy ancTFergus Reeves;' vocal' itenis' by John Cuming (Medallist, 1909) George Wynne, Francis Archer, and Vivian Ross. ■KZ^ sung by small boys, _v»#*th F^guajßeexes 3s;con\luotor; '."aiid V: .Roberts, J. Dutton, and J. (Turning "took "the solo J part in 'De old banjo.' Mr. F. J. Oakes was conductor, and Mrs. J. Woodward played the- accompaniments. His Grace Archbishop Redwood, who was accompanied by the Very Rev Deafn Regnault, S.M. Very ; Rev. ' Father O'Shea, ' S:M, ?V.G., Wri: J&Wealon Devoy, b.M., and several local clergy, presented the prizes won during the year. „it f - c ' . ! <x""l In the annual report' reference was "niade^toHhe success of the school in the scholarship examinations, tin January ' Howard • Buckley - gained ytvtp i s6hol'aShipsj,3 h& for St. Patrick's College and the other' for Sacred Heart College, Auckland,^ while ;in fthe examination r,e|>ently held John Molloy carried off next' yearns schola-fshi^pAfor Sacred Heart College. In cricket the school team of 1908-9 were runnersuP~for, the u c,up,.iai,.iihe_f;.oyg' League, having lost only one match during the season. For the second year in succession the junior third division cup in Association football was . ;wouy Vhile'.\the.\junior.t beeandjdvftsib'ri-HeajnC iw ent through rhe season without a single defeat, thus carrying off the champjicinsli i n cup^^,n d .alssp^the ..ohaljenge^cup . The following is the~ prize-list : — ""* a i^^l E ti^^^4ft" hi SF*° S M ed Heart College, Auckland/'J.-Molloy-jMVfxrC. 'Sheehy? Vocal solo, J. Cummg; regular .attendance, F.» RcevCs f Jtandhajl championship, senior, C. Sheehy; -junior, B. Waller; football oaps, M Carmody ,and W- .Bo.wden.r . „. „irit »».,».,, Standard' Vll:— General proficWcy,'* A^^i'tlle; good cqndiict PoMoyn^han^QHrfstian doeMS/P. Hopkins 1, ■ Jj <-3 x l}& e ?> V> Reading, D. Neazor arithn/eVe 1 , L. Butcher l^ u (& 'Marra* 2 J Molloy; spelling^M^Orirmrody ; geography, D. Moynihan; Algebra, Or Sheehy ; - geometry, -J~Ross ,- book-keeping, J. Simpson; regular attendance, L. Butcher. > - Standard VI. — General proficiency, B. Waller 1 D 7 Of-SuHivan 3; good conduct, j^^ftg ; Christ

—f" __________ t __ __—__^— . — .— — tian doctrine, E,.FJ|Casey Lj.C.jaill 2; reading, C. O'Danpghue 1, R. OM$ 3; wntft|?.Eß B7fGߧB&r\g, CMtillMe 2; compositio|ifP* Hally'l]? H 'f>W£heir&? spelling, fif ViMe 1, B. Walleiyv2^ar,ithmetic^©^©&SuUwan^ geography, 1, J~. "Boyce 2J "drFwmg, H:~&iEbs~ 1, P. Strattor.d '2 ; regular attendance, A. Cagey ,| TgS Scott,lf F. SullivanV-p'ass in Standard, P. Shannon,^?©* § MeGrWif', 1 M. liundon, D. McCarthy. *, c -%aii|dard V.-Good L cond^jg^mfa^lJOTjie'CYC^^ 2j/Gnristian doctrine,. L. Reeves 1, J. McMahon 2; general proficiency, 1, J. McMahon 2, C. Knight 3; attendance — First class certificate, .A. MarshallpCf'^K'niglrt";'''' L. Reeves, AV'.'llosey ; second class certificate, F. Archer; Bible his'torjr/A-Av-fMarshall.'lV^W. O'SuHivab? i2j; reading,^]? Dibley 1, Fred Bblton 2 ; recitation, G. Wynne 1, F .. Arcier 2; spelling/ M: O'Shea 1, G. Fitzgerald'^'^gfeogrdwV-'Fr Marshall 1, G. Hanify 2; history, C. Wildsmith 1, P. Lennon 2j English composition, F. Bolton-l r -J.- Cuming -2; arithmetic, J. O'Neill 1, R. Scanlan 2, W. Bowden 3; drawing; A. Sievers 1, J. Tandy 2, 'Wit O'Siillivan 3; writing, T. O'Connor 1, J. Hyland 2; home exercise, S. Murphy-% J. Hyland 2; drill, F. Bolton 1, C. Parr'ant 2: application^ A. Dowelll, O. Roberts 2; .singing, G. Wynne. *■ Standard 'lV. — Christian doctrine, A. Ross, B.v.piarke, A. McFadden; good conduct, M: n Kelly,! T. Tiller.^ regular attendance,' F: Reynolds,' K. 'De ' Mirth,' J. .TMcCafthy, A. Doherty; general proficiency, 1 G.' i Fitzs'immons,.'J. McCarthy, B. Beswick; reading, R. Hickey, B. Walshe; writing, X. , De Muth, J. Curry; spelling, L: Ryan, iW. -Brady j/M.^-Md- 1 Hugh; comiDosition, J. Burke, V. Hayes;-, arithmetic, J. McCarthy, G. Fitzsimmons ; geography^ G. Seymour, K. Smith, F. Chapman;' drawing,' T. Tiller, J>- Carrig; elementary science, A. Castle; singing, V. : Ross;' application, E. Gibbs. ; , '■"'* Standard 111. — Aggregate merit, Edward Fitzgerald" 1,- ■ Gerald Davis 2', Michael Burke 3; Christian doctrine, -3M--. ward Fitzgerald 1, Gerald Davis 2; rje'gular attendance^' ' Fergus Reeves (drew gold medal), Thomas Hannan, Maurice - McElligott (equal) ; good conduct, John Black 1, Vincent Daniel 2 ; home exercise, John Black, 1, .Edward Fitzgerald 2 ; reading, Michael Burke 1, Noel Weybourne 2 ; spelling, Michael Burke 1, Fergus Reeves 2; arithmetic, David' Clarke, Alfred McKay, (equal); writing, Arthur McParland 1, Neil Boyd 2; composition, Ambrose Yule 1, Vincent Whitaker 2; geography, Noel Weybourne 1, Vincent Whitakor 2; drawing, Ambrose Yxile 1, Adrian Whitaker 2; grammar, Andrew Costelloe 1, Albert Pawson 2 ; recitation, Fergus Reeves; singing', Vincent Roberts 1, Edward Ryan 2; drill, Andrew Costolloe. •. C .*?. '<•'■" iN f. Standard II. — Good conduct, Patrick Kelly; 'regular attendance, Cecil Finucane ; Christian ' doctrine, Patrick Kelly; general proficiency, Patrick Kelly; writing, Clifton Quinnell, Eric Carroll; reading, .Ronald Boyd;" spelling, Michael O' Sullivan, Willie Coleman ;. drawing, John Pattern; mental arithmetic, Antonio Moran ; arithmetic, Cecil Fjrijioane; application, Digby Andrews, Plorace Dibley, Michael' Keeney, Joseph Moran; recitation,* Leonardo Harvey, John Sander; improvement, Maurice Lauder, John Haggerty.-, Standard I. — Good conduct, Frank Fulton'; Christian doctrine, Willie Fitzsimmons; general proficiency^- Ronald Durney; arithmetic, Ronald ' Durney ; mental < arithmetic, George Ay re; reading, Val Marshall, Timothy Fouhy; spelling, Frank Fulton; writing, Willie Hannafin';' drawing, John Carroll ; recitation, Willie Fitzgerald ; application, Harry Lander, 'Ronald Yates,' 'Leslie Cooksoh.'- • *•'' n -