St. Bede’s College, Christchurch

New Zealand Tablet, Volume LI, Issue 1, 3 January 1924, Page 43

St. Bede’s College, Christchurch

. DISTRIBUTION of prizes. n n The prize-giving ceremony in connection with St. Bede’s College took place at the Papanui Memoritl Hall on Wednesday evening December 12. There was a large attendance, including Bishop Brodie. '*• • .- - -p +i, Tlle J^ e Y - Father Kerley (in the absence of the rector, father Graham), in welcoming those present said their attendance demonstrated the interest the work of the college and would encourage the staff and the boys. The * U i^, 10n was being held in the hall on account of' the work which was being done at the college in the addition of an extra wing on the; building. When the college was first started it was _ believed that the accommodation would be sufficient and it was certainly encouraging to think that alter four years additions were, necessary. This was due to the support accorded to the college by parents. He hoped that by this time next year the distribution) of prizes would take place in the college study hall. Father Kerley reminded those present that the college had depended on mends and supporters for financial assistance and he bespoke support for the work done by the Fathers of the college. He thanked his Lordship for attending, stating that he had always taken a keen interest in the affairs of the college. ■d review,of the work of the college was given by the Kev. bather Burger, master of studies. Bishop Brodie congratulated the priests of St. ’ Bede’s on the very successful year which had closed. He commended St Bedes to the support of the people of the diocese He congratulated the boys on their work and he asked them to - be worthy of the college and as they were standard y pioneer ,Joys be urged them to set a high A s b° rt concert programme was given prior to the .distribution of prizes • The items %ere: “Marche Hong(Kowalski) J Connolly and B. Taylor; “Laugh and the World Laughs” (Reg. Law), “Wanderer’s Song” (Schumann), College Choir; “Polacca -Bullante” (Bohm) P. &P h y; Carry M Back to Old Virginia” (James Bland); The Valley Lies Smiling Before Me” (Irish air), choir! the second part of the programme was devoted" to a staging 0 scenes from “As You Like It,” the dramatis personae being: Fredenck M. Daly: Oliver, J. Conolly; Orlando, i. McCarthy; Adam, M. Crombie; Rosalind, E.' McCullough; Celia R. Cook; Lords of Duke Frederick, J. Doogan and M. McTigue. The prizes were presented by Bishop Brodie. The list was as follows: Good conduct (Bishop Brodie’s gold medal)—A Kennedy; honorable mention, R. Boland, J. Fitzharris; next in merit, J. Wall, F. Crowle. Diligence (Dr Ardagh’s gold medal)— Wall; honorable mention, A. Kennedy, L. Spring, R. Boland; next in merit, T. Donovan, T. Furlong. Dux (Dr Morkane’s gold medal)— Boland; next in merit, J. Wall, F. Crowle. General excellence in discipline, class work and games (cup and gold medal presented by Mr. J. O’Boyle)—R Boland. ' •’ ' Christian doctrine. (Mr. B. Darby’s gold medal)—R Boland; next in merit, M. Daly, J. Wall m-ff°a\(J and Rebate (cap presented by Mr. alter Clifford)—Semor M. Daly; T next in merit, J. Connolly, C. /-My, J. W all, A. Mclntosh. Junior, Edward McCullough; next in merit, R. Cock, T. Tymons, L. Patterson. . Board of Honor Medals.—Vl. Form—lE Boland, F. Crowle, J. Wall. V. Form.— Archer, J. Doogan, G. Head, J. Marriott, R. Sunley. IV. Form— Donovan, A. Harrington, J. Loughnan, L. Morresev, I. O’Bqyle, L Spring, W.Steere. 111. Form—J. Ahern, B. Anisv, T. ri 'ii Brsna ;h an A. Gaffaney, W. Galvin, E. Kean, E. McCullough, J. Mannix. F. McLaughlin, J. Marshall, C. Robinson, V. Ruck, J. Todd, T. Tymons, F. Walsh, P. Walsh. Primary Furlong, P. Shea, F. Tvmons. Class Prizes—Sixth Form—: J. Wall; next in merit, M. Daly, R. Boland. Essay: M. Daly • next in merit, R. Boland, J. Wall, Latin: R. Boland; next in merit, J J 8 ? 1 * M. Daly. French: R. Boland; next in merit, M. Daly, J. Wall. Mathematics: R. Boland; next in merit, J. Wall, F. Crowle. History; J. Fitzharrisnext in merit, R. Boland, J. Wall. Science: R. Bolandnext in - merit, J. Wall, J. Fitzharris. ’ Fifth Form.— General excellence: Alford Phillips; next in merit, G. Head, J. Prendergast, N. Archer, A. Kennedy Christian doctrine: Thaddeus McCarthy; • next in merit G. Head, J. Doogan, A. Phillips. English; Alford Phillips; next in merit, B. Sunley, J. Prendergast, N. Archer, N. O Neill. v Essay; Alister Mclntosh; next -in merit, N. O NeiU,,J. Connolly,'A.' Phillips, H. Lee. Latin; George Head, A. Kennedy, J. Doogan, N. Archer. Arithmetic: J- Doogan. V French: Alford Phillips; next-in merit, G. Head, A. Kennedy, J. Doogan, N. Archer. Arithmetic: ~ en< t ergast ; next in merit, J. Marriott, A. Phillips, T. McCarthy. Algebra: Alford Phillips; next ‘in merit, ™ Prendergast, G. Head, J. Marriott. Geometry: Alford Phillips; next in merit, J. Prendergast, N. Archer J Doogan, A. Kennedy. Science: John Connolly; honorable mention, J. Prendergast; next in merit, T. O’Donnell, H. Lee,. J. Marriott. / Geography:' Niall O’Neill; next in merit, ■ N. Archer,.:-A.. : Kennedy, K-x Phillips. ' History: Georg© a Head; next m merit, T. McCarthy, A. Phillips, J. Doogan.

James for four mentions: Norman Archer, Alan Kennedy, James Doogan. Fourth Form.—General excellence: Ronald O’Gorman; next m merit, 1. Donovan, J. Loughnan, D. Spring. Christian doctrine : Alfred Harrington; next in merit, L. Spring, T Donovan, R. 0 Gorman. English; Ronald O’Gorman; “ m A^ t ’ T- O DonOTan . I. O’Boyle, L. Spring. Latin: Ignatius 0 Boyle, next in merit, L. Spring, R. O’Gorman, 1 GnfvYyf-T F^ i h: T R e onald O’Gorman; next in merit J. Galvin, L Boyd, L. Spring. Essay: Ignatius O’Boyle; r e n x * m TiT u Lol ghnan, L. Spring, T. Donovan. Geof fevm redarnngt^n; next in merit, ,T. O’Donovan, V ir Boy e E history: Thomas Donovan; next in merit, A. Harrington J. Galvin. Arithmetic: Leslie Boyd; next in merit, R. 0 Gorman, J. Loughnan, L. Morresey. Algebra: Leo Morresey; next in merit, R. O’Gorman, L. Spring, I te h r n G |+ metry A B 1 ? nald O’Gorman next in merit, *I.OVj 3 0 , W. Ste . ere >. T. Donovan. Science—First prize John Payne; second prize, James Loughnan; next in merit R. 0 Gorman, I. O’Boyle, T. Donovan. Prize for four mentions: Leo Spring. Third Form.—General excellence: Bodey Anisy; second £ M r I ? lar ? ha l/ n ext n merit, J Ahern, J Mannix, E Gullongb, V. Ruck. Christian doctrine: Edward McCullough; second prize, John Ahern; next in merit, B Anisy, J. Marshall, T. Tymons. English: John Marshallnext in merit, B \ Anisy, E. McCullough, F. Walsh, j! Ahem. Essay: Edward McCullough; second prize, Russell Cook ; next m merit L. Gaudin, J. Ahern, T. Anisy. Latin RnrJ- lai -n ha ! ’- sec( . P ri z6, J- Payne; next in merit, V. Ruck E. Anisy, J Ahern, T. Anisy. French; John Manh Anf V P T’i C ' Robinson; next in merit, J. Marshall, WilHo n V- Ruck E History : Bodey Anisy; second prize, Wdharn Galvin; next m merit, J. Marshall, E. McCullough 4nil her T - A? eo f n T : p. McQuilkin; next in merit, B. f Sri;il Marsha 1J - Ah % n 4 T Tymons. Arithmetic: \lil a n h T ; M GX l in n merit B Anisy V - Fuck, R. Murphy. ft J. Marshall; next in merit, B. Anisy, R. Murphy. Anisv UC V M e °p e n ry v R oy , Murphy; next in merit, ? B. Anisj, J. Marshall, V. Ruck. Second prize for mathey a Ahefn' A S- y; next T merit, J Mannix, E. McCullough, J. Ahern. Science: T. Tymons; second prize, Robert Noonan; next in merit, W. Galvin, D. O’Regan, W. Roseingrave. Prize for four mentions: V. Ruck? ’ vv - ltosein Standard excellence: Patrick Murphynext in-merit, R. Barron, J. Craddock, J. Darby. Christian doctrine: Patrick Murphy; next in merit, R? Barron J P ar Murnhv S^^1 f h rif Sy : n hard Barron 5 next in merit,’ I. Murphj J Craddock, D. Corrigan. History and Geography: John Craddock; next in merit, R. Barron P Murphy, D. Corrigan Reading and recitation: R. Barronnext m merit, J. Darby J. Craddock. Arithmetic: Richard 5 VJ me l T P - Murphy, J. Darby, J. Craddock. i)i a \un 0 . 1 Murphy. Four mentions: Joseph Darby, ri,r;'j > + tand< Y d + . V --Cel excellence, Thomas Furlong Christian doctrine: Francis Tymons. English and essay - ?on C ° nno V - Anthinetic: F. Tymons. Drawing: T. FurStandard General excellence, English and essayA' KaT Christian, doctrine P. Shea. Arithmetic! A. Clarkson. History and geography: D. O’Brien Commercial.—A grade: J. Marriott; next in merit, A ” nton ’ A. - Corrigan, R. Baxter. B grade: B. C.itherwood; next in merit, L. Patterson, E. Tavendale i p..0-sfe, M ul,ivan; nest » Music.—: J. Conolly. Junior: R. Barron. Agriculture: P. Murphy and C. Murphy. Baxter A Mclitoslu' Harrington ; “ merit, R. J. M " B - Hayw.nl!. '