SCHOOL PRIZE GIVING.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1000, 15 December 1910, Page 7

SCHOOL PRIZE GIVING.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ■ ' prizes. ;. I .The annual- distribution of prizes in connection,,.with tho Chamber ,of Commerce; school competitions, 'in " writing, composition, and commercial arithmetic took:place at the chamber yesterday afternoon-,; th£ro being a. largo gathering of sehblars, teachers,., members of tho Chamber;'. of, Commerce, and of tho Wellington Ertutatiou . Board. Mr. H. C. Tewsley, president of the chamber,' made tho jiresehtiition,. and delivered soma interesting reai'arks/appropriate to the occasion. Mr.' : J"ames M.'Lejlan, Mr. W. H.' Field, MiPli; aiid Mr. 'I'. R. Fleming (Chief Inspector of. the ..Wellington Education Board) also spoke. Tho list of prize-winhers-'ifc as follows (of the three names iuv.ittch school, the first is the winner of the:.arithmetic' prize, tho second, of the composition prize,, and the third name, of thfe; writing. prize) Brooklyn—Leslie Petrie, Phyllis Mather, ■ Elizabeth ' Makeharn.' Clyde' Quay—Norman Moss, Dora- John-stone;':-Albert Cooper. •" Ijslaiid^.Bay—Alec.: Greville, Leonard Conder\ Rachel Martin. Kilbirnie—Marjory'Skill, Marjory. Skill, Phyllis 'Norris.'-'., ' Mara'mii—Nellie-Lang, Gladys Sorenson; -Elsie:-Macdonald. . Mount". Cook Boys'—H. L., Cooper, Geoffrey. -Beaglehole,. Herbert Knight. Mount .Cook Girls'—Muriel. Andrews, Hilda. ;Howard, • Mary-. Daubney. .Newtown—Norman Watson, Mary Ev,Dorothy, Barraolough." - Noriftan School—Olive Cook;, , James Warihaiii, Violet Abbptt 1 Northland—M. Gapes; M.- Gapes, -A. H-. Lsris;.7."' EoSe-neath—Archie, Smith, Dartrey Adanis/'Dbra Helyer. "■' -■ "> TeS-;Aro—Ernest, .Upton, Amy Denton, l)avis.' ' , ■ ■ •-■ " « Turner, Annie .ChalmEntail. • ' Wadeslbwn—Eileen Graiy, Hilda Swift, Jatie Halse. . South;- Wellington—George-Mudge, Nell Hind,' DagmaT. Arcus, . ! Mitchelltown—lsabel Blair, Vera Rhodes, Lionel:-Rhodes, i . j.

SACRED HEART, DIXON STREET. The very Rev.. Father > O'Shea, > V.G., presented the prizes; at the bieakmg-up ceremony at the Sacred Heart School, in Dixon Street oil Tuesday, afternoon. The list of awafds is as follows:— '■ . Special Prizes. . Christian doctrine, senior division (gift Eiv. Father. O'Shea)—NellieSchmidt. Good., conduct, senior .medal (suftv-of..'' Mrs. Macarthy) — Beatrice M'Naughtpn. .- Giodj cß'nducti . junior' division—Mary' M'Mahoii. . .. , Highest:; mark®, medal .(gift of Mr. O'Connor)—Kathleen Griffin. ArithifleticT prize (gift of .Rev. Father BowderiJ-rMarie Dohertj-. . Miisic; 1 'primary division—Marion TTeybouvne and Rene" IfJlurricli; elementary division, {HiveßoSengrave; intermediate division,, Mulda Fama; senior division, Marie Doherty; theory, May Bntler. • .:. .:Class Prizes. '... ■ Standard Vl—Christian doctrine (gift of . Rev'.!; Fatter: Hurley)— Elsie Lcary; . reading/and. recitation,■ Jlay Butler; drawing;, Winnie Dayis;; composition. Margery Kelly.; .writing and drawing. Mario Clark; ; regiilar. attendance, Annie Lyons. Standard' .V-rChristia.n doctrine, Mona Butler; arithmetic, Doris- Neil, Beatrice Übrgan,'. and .Mary. Flypncomposition," Jiq'a'-.de, Muth, and Teresa Hyland;..drawing; fMiigaret .Mitchell,. Daisy Ryderberg, and. Mona Davis; reading and recitation, Outtrim and Eileen Griffin; writ-ing;.-'?icUi6 Hill; Nature study, and geo--1 graphj - , .Edith'.Dorgan; Tending and recite, ttdii;-' Olive Rosemgrave and : Melda Tama; diligence, May Pat ton; general improyetneiit;. " Stella- ''M'Seegan; •'' rEvelyni . Willsl ; . arid Hilda' : Cooksdn; brushwork, ■-MaHori .'Wcyhouriie. Stati'd'ard •• IP—Christian -' doctrine (equal in;merit);-Frances Davis and Kate ' hocSiaf highest marks,llgries Wood;.diliO'Neil; regular attendance, Lela'feett; composition. Eileen ■ Sullivan; arithmetic,. .Kathleen - Sullivan - and; E. M'Namara; .reading, Nora O'Sullivan, and' Rita Westirood; spelling, May Moran; draWihg.r Maggie M'Murrich; writing, Katfe Ouinn.'; ■Stjmdard .'lll—Christian doctrine. Mary Sullivan';^.' highest marks,. Bridget Devlin; composition, Nora Condon; reading, Agnes' Smith;. drawing,. Kay - Doherty and Vera -Miu-phri >;.diligence,. Giss.v. M'Naughton; genejil improvement, Lizzie Doherty and- ■ •'Eiltp'n'Mttir.' . • ... ■ ■ Standard, ll—Christian doctrine, Gertie. Tandy;;liighest marks. Annie Charltour; regiilar;.;'attendance, Mollio ' O'DriseoH; reading;;..' Alice Clisby; .writing, Rene M'Murrich; general improvement, Evelyn Adams and Moi Kaiementa; composition, Jlary.Ryan; spelling, Teresa Hickey; diligence,. Ada Hill. . ;The ' Sisters of Mercy return . their sincere thanks to tho' following donors of prizes:—Very Father o'Sliea, Rev.-Father . Bowden; Rev. Father Hurley, Mrs. Macarthy,!. and Messrs. O'Connor 'and M'Murrich." V

MAR IST BROTHERS' SCHOOL,

;The;. annual ."breaking-Hp" ..concert and. : distribution of prizes in connection with tfio iHarist Brothers' School took place, in .thevConcert Chamber,. Town, Hall, last evenings there being a crowded attend- . anchor the p,ublic.; Tho school' concert" . was.'ah'excellent one, consisting of solo , items,':choruses; dialogues, .action songs,' recitations, "and a capital Jarce-comedy en- , titled,."The Way He Managed It" Miss •Duggan.' played the vbrious accompaniments.. At the conclusion of the concert, the, prizes were distributed by his Grace Archbishop Redwood. . ..The Prize. List. Tie list, of prizes is as follows;—. Special Prizes. .Scholarship . (Sacred Heart College, 'Auckland), J. Hally; scholarship (St. PatCollege, 'Wellington), J. Hally; vocal : solo. (two medals presented -by Mr.F. J; .Oafo's aid one by Mr. K. Healy), G. :Wynue l, .W. Brady and V. ltoss 2 (equal for-second place); regular, attendance, (gold medal), Eric Gibbs. . Class Prizes. Standard Vll.—General proficiency and dui-tif school (gold -medal presented by bis .Grace tbe Archbishop), J. Hally; Christian doctrine, ]?. O'Driscoll; good conduct,'A. Waller; Heading, L. Becker; writing, A. Waller; arithmotic, L. Becker V'compdsition, P. O'Driscoll; spelling, T.'-Simpson; geography, A. Waller; algebra, J. Hai'v; geometry, J. Simpsou; book-keiping, J. Hally. Standard' Vl.—General proficiency (gold medal presented by Mr.. S. -Boss), L.. Reeves ,1, J. M'Mahon 2, A. Newton- 3j good, conduct, C. Parranfc 1, G." Fitzgerald: 2 i.Christian doctrine (gold medal preserited'by Wellington Catholic .Club), L. Reeves 1, C. Knight 2; reading, J. O'Neill 1;' IV Marshall 2; writing, 'T. O'Connor 1, J. Hyland 2; composition,' E. White J, ;I). ; 'Scott"2; spelling, Fred. Bolton li J. Ciimihg 2;arithmetic, A. Marshall 1, G.;Hanify 2; geography, A, Dibley 1, P.. linhon '2; drawing; J. Tandy .1, G. -Wynne 2; history, C. Knight 1, Frank Bolton 2; home-work, A. Casey 1, C. ParT.vnt 2: Tegular attendance (first-class certificates'/and'prize), A.'Casey, A. Dibley, P. 'Ibnnon,'D. M'Carthy, L. Beeves, D. ScOtt; and IV Sullivan; pass in standard, A. Frewen, S. Murphy, D. M'Carthy, M. O'Shea,. and E. Scanlon; proficiency certificates, Fred. Bolton, Frank Bolton. A. Casey,- ,J; Cuming,' A. Dibley, G.j Ifitz- . gerbld;'A. Frewen, J. Hyland, C. Knight, P. v Lenndn, F.'Marshall, A. Marshall, J. M'Mahoti, A. Newton, T. O'Connor, J. O'Neill,-C. Parrant.' L. Eeeves, E. Scanlon, D. Scott, F. Sullivan, J. Tandy, and E: .White; competency certificates, -S. ilurphy, D. M'Carthy, and M. O'Shea. Standard "V.—Christian doctrine; T. Tiller'l, K. DeMuth 2; good conduct, J.'-Perry; general proficiency, J. Coffey I', T, Tiller' 2, J. Currv and F. Chapman . (equal); 3; regular attendance, first-class . certificate and prize, K. De Muth, W. Brady, J. M'Carthy, D. : Houldsworth; second-class attendance certificates, J. G. Dimond, P v . : Hickev, F. Jones, Ki.lSmifch; arithmetic, J. Coffey 1, J.' ' M'Cav'.hy 2, B. Clarke"3; composition, F. Bell and A.Castie (equal) 1, J. Burke and'W. Guerin (equal) 2, E. O'Shea 3; reading,;'V. Boss 1, M. M'Hugh '2;, writ- ; ing,."Av;; Johnson; spelling, J." Perry 1, > W: Brady 2; drawing, i J. Carrig; geo..".Vanhy- A.Jli'i-avj, .V.. Walshe. 2; ~his-_

Tory, G. .Seymour; recitation, L. Ryan; application, W. Brady; singing, W. Brady, V. KosS, A. Johnson; neatness, H. Marshall. Standard IV.—Dux; F. Corry; Christian doctrine, M. Burke, B. Hart; good conduct, E. Ryan; regular attendance, E. Gibbs, iA. Whitalser, F. Reeves; general proficiency, B. Hart; arithmetic, G. Davis, E. Gibbs; writing, N. Boyd, L. Andrews, A. MTarlana; reading, M. 'Burke, F. . Corry, N. Weybourno; English, L. Andrews, N. Weybounie; composition, N. Boyd, J. Shivnon, E. Fitzgerald, M. Kelly, L. Casey; geography, E. Fitzgerald, F. Durney; spelling, A; Pawson, V. Whitaker, F. Westw-ood; recitation, A. Costelloe, F. Reeves; history, M. Kelly; general improvement, J. M'Cormick; application, W. Burke, V. Daniel,- B. M'Cusker, V. Whitaker; home ■ work, L. Casey; neatness, D. Clarke; drawing, D. Haggci'ty; improvement, W. Burke, B. M'Cusker, A. M'Parland, J. Garrett. . 1 Standard lll.—Dux, Andrew Griffin; • Christian doctrine, Cecil Finucane; good conduct (medal), B. O'Brien, R. 'Boyd; writing, C. Quinnell 1,-J. Thomas 2; arithmetic, M. O'Sullivan 1, Jas. Delanev and J: Thomas 2; drawing, Joseph Thomas 1, R. Boyd 2; composition, .C.Quinnell I,_M. O'Sullivan and R. Boyd 2; recitation, C. Finucane 1, C. Quinnell. 2; reading, Geo. Hill 1, L. Harvey 2; spelling, P. Kelly 1, R. Newton, 2; geography, A. Griffin 1, B. O'Brien 2; English grammar, C. Quinnell 1, A. Griffin and Leo O'Connell 2; mental arithmetic, Jas. Delanev 1, G. Barrett 2, D. Jepson 3, J. Wheeler 1; regular attendance, M. Lander, G. Hill, A. Griffin, Ci Finucane; exeTcise. work, M. O'Sullivan, R. Boyd, W. Coleman; general improvement, T. Stenbeck, J. Moran, G. Swan, B. Kay. Standard ll.—Christian doctrine, M. Keeney, W. Hannifin, L. O'Shea; good conduct, . £>.' Hart; general proficiency, B. Hyland; arithmetje, D. Hart, ;J. O'Brien, A. Bailey; English, W. • Fitzgerald, J. Hawken, G. Guinan: reading, V. Marshall, J. Popo; w'riting, B. Hyland, C. Knight, R. Durney; spelling, R. Muggridge, D. Gibbs, R, Mo.yni.han: drawing, B. O'Neill, L. Syc, W. M'Glinchey; recitation, F. Fulton, C. Neils, A. Hagen; attendance, W. Fitzgerald, Ti Fouhy; neatness, T. Sellars, W. Fitzsimmons; singing, M. Kccney. Standard. I.—Christian doctrine, Leo ■ Dowman; general proficieicy, G. Durney; writing, G. MOymhan; arithmetic, D. Boyd; spelling, W. O'Gorman; reading, W. Gleeson; writing, W. Kay; attendancej G. DurAey. -

SEATOUN PREPARATORY COLLEGE. The prizes iir connection with the Seat'oun Preparatory College, (conducted by tho Sisters of Mercf under the Rev. Mother Bernard) were presented on Tuesday. The winners were as • follow i— • Good-conduct , (gold me.dal, gift of Very Rev. Father O'Snea," S.M., V.G.), Dick Barrett, 1; Leo' Donovan,., 2; Terence Cuming, 3. Christian Doctrine (gold medal, gift of his Gracß Archbishop 4 Redwood), Diclc Barrett,'l; .Norman Plimmer, 2; Charlie Cuming, 3;:'.! . Most popular boy ■ of the college, Roy Coulter. English' (gift of Mr. P. ! Garrity,-Atra, hnri), Dick .Barretts Recitation, 110y p Goulter. '• Composition (gift 'of Mr. M'Mahon, Pahiatua), Jack Carroll. i •Geography (gift of Mrs. - Devine,' Empire Hotel, Palmerston North), ■ Dick Barrett. . . Writing, Erio Carroll. Arithmetic (gift of Mrs. Martin Kennedy), Leo Donovan. . Mortal arithmetic, Ned Vavasour. , . French conversation, Dick Barrett'. . ; Diligence (gift of Mrs. Lynch, Para-; paramu),, Norman Plimmer. Highest marks, Dick Barrett. Physical drill (gold medal, gift of Mr. C. Gasquoine), Roy Goulter; gold medal, gift of St. Slary's. Convent, Hill Street, Jack Carroll. equal in merit).. Table manners, L. Donovan. WELLINGTON BOYS'INSTITUTiE A-most enjoyable evening .>vas .spent at the Bovs' Institute on Tiiesdaj", the cC: casion being tho annual banquet, of the Religious Work Department. An excellent repast was served by a committee of young ladies from ' St. John's Y.W;B.C. The general secretary, in giving out the prizes, remarked that practically all' those .receiving prizes in tho educational department also were among the prize-winners in the religious work department, and that the boys receiving prizes tb-night were their best cricketers, footballers, scouts and cadets. The following isa. list of prize-winners, part of whom received "Harry Druniinond Memorial" prizes:—

Religious Work Department, Attendance prizes' for the year.—Geo. M'Phun, Geo. Barras, Jas ; Howitt, secretary, Andrew Barras, 'Will Eash, Ed-' ward Wood, Jas.' Burdjtt, Wm. • Garrod. (These eight are Harry Drummond memorial prizes.) ; - • . Attendance prizes, series of 11 meetings.—Geo. Barras, Jas. Burditt', Wm. Garrod, Will Hash, Andrew Barras, Edward Wood, Geo. M'Pluin, Alan Grcig, Geo, Weston, Henry Smith,. ..William Skinner, Albert Daniels', Jas._ Howitt, Leonard Culverwell, Percy Wood, Vernon Smith, and Horace Smith. Special prizes.—W. Jennings, pianist; Jas. Howitt, secretary Boys' Committee; H. Martin, chairman Boys' Committee. Educational Department. Annual exhibition . members' work.—. Geo. M'Phun, best exhibit ; Geo. M'Phun, cabihetmakin^; Geo. M'Phun, carving; Leslie Brooki, cabinetniaking (second); Jas. Howitt, essay; Jack Kelly, junior penmanship; Vernon Smith, senior penmanship; Geo. Weston, turning; Lcslio Culverwell, drawing;. Herbert Peterson, wickerwork; Edward Wood, plasticeno modelling. (Last ten of these are Harry Drummond Memorial prizes.) Night School: Most improvement.— Leslie Culverwell (Harry Drummond Memorial . prize); attendance, .Recardus Hemy (principal's prize). PALMERSTON HIGH SCHOOL, EEPOET AND CLASS AWARDS. The annual prize-giving in . connection with the breaking up of the Palmerston High School took place ou Tuesday in the Municipal Hall. There was a large attendance of parents and friends, and the chairman o't the Board of Governors, Mr. W. H. Coliingwood, presided. Mr. D. Buick, M.P., presented the prizes, and Mr. it. M'Nab gave an address on educational matters. , The following report was read by the rector-.—The roll numbers for the three terms have been 192, 185, and 180 respectively, as compared witn 173, 167, and 158 for last year.. The following tablo shows tho numbers who have attended this year• Boys. Girls. Total. Old pupils 70 <|9 109 New pupils- 51 .38 92 Nominal roll ...... 12-1 -77 201 Left during year'... 11 . 7 21 Present roll 110 70 180 Out of. the 180 pupils 127 hold junior free places, and 35 senior free places. Of those at present in the school 83 have finished their, first year attendance, 51 their second, 21 their third, 16 their fourth, I'their fifth, while 2 have been six years at the school. Attendance: The average for the year has been 173, an increase of 17 on last yrar. Work: Good steady work has been carried on during the year. The usual subjects have been taught, and that they are taught suceess- . fully may be seen from the results of the "various public examinations. Pupils have the option of taking a classical, commercial, or agricultural course. In the classical course, besides English, arithmetic; and science, they are taught Latin and French. In the commercial course, book-keeping and shorthand are important features, while.in the agricultural course, chemistry and botany, in addition to milk-testing and practical agriculture, form part of the curriculum. Next year in the new school, with a special room for agriculture,, we hope to extend tho scope of this work. We also expect in connection with the Technical School to start a class in ironwork as introductory to a course of engineering. We.hope also to improve the girls' course in domestic science. The House: The number of boarders has been 15, with . an average. of 13. Physical Instruction: Most of the boys .. and "eirls. take„a. keen interest in ...the.

sports of ' the''school. < The cadet corps continue to do good work, while the girls get regular instruction in physical exercises. 'l'liaiiks: I have to thank members of ithe staff for. their loyal support throughout the year, the director of the Technical ■ School for the assistance ho has given us while occupying the Technical School, and the members of the-board for the consideration and help they have "always given me. Boys' Prize List, Dux Boy.—J. D. Munro. English.—Form VI (upper): Mossman. Form VI (lower):• Barrowclough. Form V (upper):. Harwood, Low. Tom V. (lower): Carson, Sanson. Form IV (upper): Hogben, Lyons, and Butler (equal), form IV (lower): Smith.. Form III: Street, Burbush. Mathematics.—Form VI (upper): MosSman. PoTm VI (lower): Bennett. Foriu V (upper): Ihle arid. Sutherland (equal). Form V (lower): Sanson, Kerr. Form IV (upper)'.: Kilsbv, Lyons, Heminingson. Form IV-(lower): Barnard. Form III: Spelman, Burbush. Latin.—Form VI .. (upper): Mossman. Form VI (lower): Barrowclough. Form. V (upper): Butler i. Form V (lower): Low. Form IV: Minogue, Barnicoat. Form III: Martin, Bennett ii. French.—Form V.—Butler i. Form.lV: Barrowclough. -Form 111: Barnard. History.—Senior A: Low, Harwood. Senior B: Kerr, Lyons. Junior: Bennett. Book-keeping.—Senior A: Malcolm. Senior B: Carson. Junior: Parlane. > Shorthand.—Senior: C-arson. Junior, Parlanß. ' Science,—Form VI (upper): Mossman. Form VI (lower): Barrowclough. Form V • Malcolm, Kerr; Form IV (A) :Hogben; (B) Lyons. Form 111 (A): Ellis; (B) Simmonds. Agriculture:, (A) Bradheld; (B) Spiers. Botany: (A) Bradfield; (B) Hogbon. Model Drawing;— Form IV: Archibald. Form V: Elliott: Brushwork.—Form IV: . Sanson. • Geography'.—Form V (upper) -. Low, Ihle. Form V (lower): Iverr, Carson. Form IV (upper) :i Hemmingsen (lower), Bennett, ii. Form III.: Mardon, Street. Woodwork.—Form III: Ellis. Cohen Shiold.—H. Barrowclough. Progress.—A. Young, Barker, Leamy, HOnore. Girls' Prize List. Dux Girl.—Louie Chapman. English.—Form. VI (upper): L. Chapman. Form VI (lower): £. Pigott. Form V: E. Collingwood. Form V: I. Willis, F: Fairbrother. Form IV: E. Espiner, A. Lancaster. Mathematics.—Form VI • (upper) -. L. Chapman. Form IV (lower): E. Dons. Form, V: M. Pigott. Form IV: C. Miiherry, I. Walther. Form III: L. Stubbs, A. Lancaster. Latia.—Form VI (upper): L. Chapman. Form VI (lower): E. Pigott: Form V: K. Buchaflan. Form III: E. Espiner, A., Lancaster. Fronch.—Form VI: L. Chapman. Form IV:.E. Pigott, G.' Smythe. Form III: M. I'ermain. 1 History.—Senior B: H. Collingwood.. Junior: A. Lancaster. Geography.— Form V: K.. Jamieson. Form IV: E. Buchanan, F. Fairbrother (equal). Form -III: L. Stubbs, A. Lancaster. , • Book-keeping.—Senior A: G. Siriythe. Junior B: I; Walther. Junior: M. Permain. Shorthand.—Senior A: G. Smythe, Senior B: I. Walther. Junior: M. Permain. 1, _ ; ■ ■ . Science.—Form V: E. Jamiesoii. Form IV: I. Walther, C. M'Sherry. Form-III: E. Espiner, A. Lancaster. Cooking: M. Permain. , Brushwork.—Form IV: F. Fairbrother. Form III: .A. Lancaster. Progress.—M.Porteous,- S. Hodges, W. Peach, 0. Harris, I. MTxenzio. '

CONVENT HIGH SCHOOL. •; The prizes at the Convent High School, Sussex Square; were distributed by Very Rev. Father O'Sliea, V.G., yesterday, in the pTesenco -of a- large number of parents and friends of the pupils. A musical programme formed, part, of the. proceedings. . The list of prize-wiiureTS is as follows;— '- - . Special Prizes; . Christian Doctrine (gift of Row Fath<si Kcaney), Eileen Kcaney, • good . conduct, silver inedal (gift of Mrs. Corby).' Stella Bod;' highest term marlts (Mr. M'Cale), Kathleen Oorby; .highest term marks, junior ■ (Mrs. Grant), Edith M'Pherson; physical drill (Mr.' Buckley), Eileen Kcaney, physical drill, junior, Minnie M'Cale; needle-work (Mrs. Kcaney), May Wolland; attqndanco (Mrs.. Rod), Maisie Turner; attendance, , junior, Kathleen Walsh; school singing (Mrs. Corby), Doris Sullvvan; best year's work, silver medal (Mr. M. O'Connor), Jack M'Cale; highest arithmetic marks, Maisic. Turner; French (Mr- O'Connor), Edith Harrison; amiability (by votes of-pupils), Eileen Buckley. . ' Class Prizes. Class 1.-Proficienoy (Mr. M'Cale), Edith Harrison; proficiency, Vera Hills; literature and poetry (Mr. O'Connor), Edith Harrison; geography (Mr. M'Cale), Stella -Rod; history (Mr. O'Connor), Stella Rod. . ■ Class. ll.—Drawing, ' Eileen Buckley; geography, .Kathleen Grant; poetry, Kathleen Grant; reading, Zillah Luoas; arithmetic, Jack M'Cale; English and composition, 'Jack M'Cale. Class lll.—Drawing, Kathleen Corby; writing, Doris Sullivan; reading and' poetry, Kathleen O'Donohue; dictation and spelling, Mona Rickey; geography, Maude Browne; English and composition. Maude Browne; arithmetic, Maude Browne. Class IV.—English and composition, Edith M'Pherson; arithmetic, Edith M'Pherson; geography and poetry, Maisie Turner; drawing, May Wolland; Class V , (Preparatory School).—Prizes gift of Mr."M.- Kennedy: Catechism, Zita Casey; spelling, Zita Casey: geography, Zita Casey; reading, and writing, Myrtle Tyack; arithmetic. Peggie WooUer. Class Vl—Catechism, Ellon Jl'Govern; reading, Ellen M'Govorn; arithmetic and spelling, Kathleen Mill 3. ' Class Vll.—Catechism, Laurence Whelan; reading, Connie Connors; arithmetic, Connie Connors; spoiling, Agnes Walker; writing, Kathlccp Wal3h; improvement, Loo Dwan. . Class Vlll.—Reading and spelling, Amy Lucas.

SACRED HEART SCHOOL.

The list of awards at the prize-giving at tho Sacred Heart Convent School, Jill Street, is as follows-.— , Special Prizes. Christian Doctrine (gold medal), Birdie Fitzgerald; Standard 5, Basil Howard; Standard 4, 'l'cresa Levin; Standard 3, Annie Fraser; Standard 2, Mary O'Connell; Standard 1, Joan. Howard; good conduct (gold medal), ' Eunice Fraser. Class Prizes. - Standard 6— Composition and grammar, Eunice Fraser; arithmetic, Emmett Mulhane; geography, Birdie Fitzgerald; geography, Frank Dwyer, Emmett Jlulhane (next in merit); spelling, Frank Dwyer;' spelling, Birdie Fitzgerald; writing, Eunice Fraser; drawing. Frank Dwyer; needlework, Birdio Fitzgerald; reading and recitation, Eunice Fraser. Standard s.—Composition, Delia O'Gorman; arithmetic,' Basil Howard; writing, Rose Kearney; geography and spelling, Basil Howard; drawing, uelia O'Gorman; reading and grammar, Eva May Byrno; grammar, Basil Howard; needlework, Eva. May. Byrno; diligence, Nellie Dimond. Standard 4.—Composition, Winnie Shout; arithmetic,. Rene Wilkinson; geography, Francos G. Butoher; spelling and recitation, Hilda Wilkinson; recitation, Emily Nbaib; writing, Eily Dohcrty; reading, Cecilia. Hannan; drawing. Eileen Dohcrty; needlework,' Eileen Jlartin. Standard 3.—Spelling and composition, Annie Fraser; spelling, Mary Ccrimgaour; geography, Ita' Il'Donald; geogrtiphy, Annie Fraser; drawing, lta M'Donald; reading, Mary Scriingcour; arithmetic, Mabel Rhaib; writing,- J,label Shaib; drawing, Louisa C-assic. Standard 2.—Arithmetic, Alec Jlulhane; composition, Ohrissie Cassio; drawing, Fred. M'Faddcn; reading, Agnes Jl'Fadden; writing. Annie Morgan; spelling, Fred. M'Fadden; spelling, Mary O'Connell; geography, Kose Brokic. Standard I.—Arithmetic. Olga. Khouri; drawing, Elsie Reid; writing, Olga, Khouri; reading, Gwcn. Isherwood; spelling, Joan Howard; recitation. Dorothy Khouri; composition, Joan Howard. The school children desire to thank the Rev. 'Father Jliekson, Adm., to whom they are indebted for their prizes.