BOARD OF HONOR.

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXIII, Issue 1, 5 January 1905, Page 30

BOARD OF HONOR.

Leo Blake, James Butler, Camero,n Cam|pion, Ch/arles Casey, Etftiest Casey, Mark Devoy, Jojhm Dugjgan, Josoph Herring, Charles Lagan, John Moinagh/akn, Francis O'Connor, Mar;k O'Leary, F'rancie Ryan, Willi/am Ryan, TBxomias Segnef, Joseph Stewart, Jo-Tin Callagheir, Francia Kelly, Robert Davety, Kerin McGra,t4i, Robert McLalughlfti. The prj'es wdn at Uhe college dp'orts were al^o .presented. The oollege orchestra, under the condaictor^hifc) of Mr T. Trtowell, contributed several splectivon,s T^c oollege liddertafel, .under Mr. L. F. Watkins, randeied ' Three cr/ows, 1 ' Love's ritornclUt,' an,d the ctollcgp song, ' Bhie anid wlhite.' ' Will o' the wis^p ' was sung, by Ray. Father Hills, and he had to resound to am encore. Mtasiter Lcjo Blake an|i Master George Miller alko Contributed sotiigs 1 to the programme. Master William SulliVan iplaye)i a piano sold, ' The march of the toreadors.' The Rector referred to the work done during the year by Uhe pupils as being most siatisfactoxy. Uhangcs had been majde t»o gve the qollege t{he exchisi've character of a stftiool for s-eaondary education. TWose puipils wfcjo had secured recognitioin for their prowess i.n athletics were fi'nst anTOtig the iprke-ta-kers. The football teams were siingtalarly s^ccess'Sul d,mriji,g ttie year, ai\4 the college carets hdd also won higjh honors. Sir Joseph Ward complimented both teachers and pa'imls on tihe a(jcce.s,ses achieved both in class ajild in the field of spjort Education was at tlhe present time a mjost ini{V>rta!nt factor. It was needed to fit us to compete with dutside nations. Cheers having been given far Sir Joseph Wax'ld, the Very Rev. Fiatftier Keogh, and tiie visitors, the giatherins dispensed.