Thames High School.

Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3589, 28 June 1880, Page 2

Thames High School.

In order that the parents of children who competed in the recent examination for the scholarship may see the order of merit in which they are placed, we hate gone to the trouble of making a summary of the marks obtained in the various subjects by each candidate. From the following table, the relative positions of each candidate will be seen at a glance. Great praise is due to His Worship the Mayor (L. Ehrenfried, Esq ), and Mr Speight, for the interest taken by them in the cause of higher education, and the substantial assistance afforded in the school by them : —

SCHOOL EXAMINATION. Maximum Marks. Mathematics English and Classics Name » Science ; , 500 450 20<h Adams, E. P. ... 354 312. 132 Adams, CW. ... 230 211 67" Ad«mis. Edi la M. ... , 211 34 59 Bagnall, Mary ... 186 49 38 Brodie, Walter ... 211 74 22 Bernewifcz, Eno ... 205 90 28 Barns, John ... 324 249 55 Hall* Maude* ... 121 60 27 Keaiy, Henry '.... 326 208 87 Onyon. William ... 136 52 12 Souter, Lily ... 277 118 63 Souter, Arthur ... 199 80 29 Spencer, Jno.* ... 75 48 4 Spencer, Edwtrd ... 110 67 9 Spencer, Albert ... 110 53 7 Tweotjman, B * ... 127 18 ab«. West, Mabel* ... 174 65 33 OPEN SCHOLARSHIP. Maximum Marks. 275 240 150 Burns, J. S. ... 242 185 ~TZ . ELEMENTABY. Cropp, H. ... ... 87 45 — Greenslade 160 66 — Keary, Elizabeth ... 189 55 — Watkin,,Beatrice ... 225 60 -— * The pupils to whose names an asterisk is attached were unavoidably absent from the examination on several.occasions.