Sacred Heart College, Auckland

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXIII, Issue 52, 28 December 1905, Page 27

Sacred Heart College, Auckland

(From our own correspondent.) The annual concert and distribution of prizes in connection with the Sacred Heart College, conducted by the Marist Brothers, took place in St. Benedict's Hall last Tuesday evening, There was a crowded at-

"tendancerand Monsrgnor^Olßcitly T>residßdr~"°rA ".e^piH.atl' 7; entertainment was provided by the pupils as follows :—;?3 Overture, colli?gc orchestra ; cKocus^lii »V!al£ .of T^^^^^C|i^&ilin; ! (yiblm^'o^^to^Mas- , ter H. , Quinn) ; -^ ,i niative— Masters O^Mc^^t^^r.'rTurnbull, ESpoipney ; ,: ptnegative— Masters ,t Hrp'.^rey, E. Blake, P3l|i|§|||o ; - ;t.2ehairnian---Maister/^^^s6^ghue).;i overture; ;||||p>rs J .^of X)dnnybroqk,' cS^clLesg^qtebestrii ;. duet -'Distant voices,' st&dimts f drill, 'Indian eKroWpglud- - eats; instrumental trio," 1 1l Trovatore,' Mastex^i^piig- .. .tgins (piano,), Master J. Kelly (viQlu^Maste4#£ Am-;,.. o'deo (flute*)*; choruses— (l) ' The IJarp -*pfatupuce^ (2) \* 4 The wearing of the green '-~pupife"/".^|r < : . N; _ - ; The annual report stated that scholarships had been established, which were~ppen for competitiott^' the boys . attending the Brother s v school in Pitt street^' and a boarding scholarship iwas > shortly _to be established, , which would be open to" the boys -of* the Marist Brothers' schools throughout New Zealand. The health of the boys had been excellent during the whole year, and a splendid spirit had existed among thenh The prizejr were then presented by the Hight Rev. Mgr. O/Reiliy g ,,jui the absence of the Bishop, as follows:— -J \ - % Special prizes.— The Coolahan gold medal for g^otm conduct, George Hanson [ dux of tne school, gold medal, Peter Amodeo ; Christian doctrine, gold medal, Claude Simmons ; essay-writing, Peter Amodeo ; essay descriptive of Westfield chemical worjis, Edmund Mahoney ; handball championship gold medal, Brendan, Lavery ; bat for best all-round cricKeter, Peter Amatteog^ifr silver medal lor best fielder at cricket, Thomas Hig|;i&s s ;, rep. caps for football, won by E. Mahoney, Pv Amodeo^and G-. Hanson. * ' ii 1 ' Senior Civil Service Class.— Dux, of the school, %Peter Amodeo ; prize for mathematics, chemistry, and French, Peter Amodeo ; prize for English and Latin, Edmund Mahoney. Matiiculation Class (in the class subjects the first name in each instance indicates first prize and the second next in merit). — Matriculation aggregate, Rupert Knight ; Civil Service aggregate, Herbert Alley ; arithmetic, Herbert Alley, Oliver Alley ; English, Rupert Knight, Herbert Alley ; history and geography, Herbert -Alley, Brendan Lavery ; Latin, Cecil McDavitt, Rupert ' Knight ; French, Rupert Knight, Cecil McDavitt ; Christian doctrine, Claude Simmons, Peter Amodeo ; chemistry, Herbert Alley, Claude Simmons ; mathematics, Claude Simmons, Rupert Knight ; book-keeping, Brendan Lavery. Class IV.— Aggregate merit, William Buckler, George Ball, and George Turnbull (equal) ; Christian doctrine, Edward Blake, Joseph Fischer ; arithmetic, William Buckler, James Cbrbett ; mathematics, Warrington Simmons, William Buckler ; English, William Wihite, George Turnbull ; Latin, George Turnbull, George Ball ; French, George Turnbull, George Bali ; history, George Ball, Edward BIaHG ; geography, Joseph Fischer, Edward Blake, and George Ball (equal) ; book-keeping, Nesbit Sneddon, Walter- Webb ; reading, John Kelly, George Ball ; writing, Thomas Higgins, Warrington Simmons. Class V.— Aggiegale merit, Henry Quinn, John Quinlan (second prize) , English, Edward Kavanagh, Daniel O'Connor ; writing, Vincent Mason, Everard McClellan ; geography, Henry yuinn, Daniel O'Connor ; book-keeping," Bert Clarke, Henry Quinn ; Latin, Cyril Sneddon, William Keenan, and Daniel O'Connor (equal) ; drawing," Henry Quinn, John Paul ; Christian doctrine, John Quinlan, Everard McClellan ; reading, Ernest Fraser, John Quinlan ; history, Everard McClellan, Cyril Sneddon ;, arithmetic, Daniel O'Brien, John Quinlan ; French, Daniel O'Connor, Henry Quinn ; (Shorthand, William Nee-. nan, Daniel O'Brien. Class Vl.— Aggregate merit, Thos. McLaughlan, Leo Cullen ; English, Thomas McLaughlan, Francis Kelly r history, Leo Cullen, Thomas McLaughlan ; arithmetic, Thomas McLaughlan, Francis Kelly ; orthography, Francis Kelly-/ Reginald Amodeo ; Christian doctrine, James Boylan, Leo Cullen ; writing, ' John Phelan, Thos t . McLaughlan ; geography, Reginald Amodeo, Thomas* McLaughlan ; French, William Fischer, Reginald Amodeo. Class VII. — Aggregate merit, Leonard Buxton 1, "William Floyd 2 ; Chiistian doctrine, William . Sullivan, Wil-" liam Tobin ; arithmetic, Leonard Buxton, Laurence Quirk ; orthography, Patrick Cooney Clarence Cobourne; writing and drawing, Laurence Quirk, Patrick Cooney ; geography, William Floyd, Laurence Quirk ; English grammar, Laurence Quirk, William Sullivan ; reading ( and recitation, Robert McVeagh, Clarence Cobourne. I Class Vlll.— First in aggregate marks, Mervyn Bartr ley ; Christian doctrine, Walter Brophy ; reading, Arthut Christmas ; arithmetic, Mervyn Bartleyj, ' *