St. Leo's Academy, Devonport

New Zealand Tablet, 4 January 1912, Page 7

St. Leo's Academy, Devonport

The annual concert and distribution of prizes \in . . connection with St. Leo's Academy; Devonport, tookplace on December ,15. The prizes were presented by ':/..; Eev. I Father -Golden. Among those present were Rev.- "<■■*'* Fathers - O'Farrell, O'Malley, O'Doherty, and Tormey. 'H The concert programme was as follows : Pianoforte trio (four pianos), 'Polonaise (Streabog), Misses M. Noton, ~;'- : : : I. Noton ,1 .Clements, D« Richards, E. Kalaugher, K. /Kalaugher, F. Moore, T. Greig,' N. Kalaugher, B. ? Pitts, E. Thompson, Master J. Greig; chorus, < Music " of the birds,' pupils ;• pianoforte trio-(four pianos), .. '■;';■■ .' Viennese dance (Newell), Misses M. Davis, J. Seager, r E. Moylan,,D. Wheeler, R. Moylan, F. Cameron, G. . Mountain, E. Quirke, D. Kelly, D. Otto, Masters J. : Wheeler and G. Seagar; pianoforte solo, Rivulet/ Miss D. Mountain; pianoforte trio (four -pianos), - •,-'' .-;'■ Saxon march (Newell), Misses M. Davis/ N. Oxton, D.. Whitehead, M. Ching, D. Otto, G. Baskiville, E. Thompson, M. Parker, R. Bushell, F. Brahne, M. /.; Sharpe, : : Master C. Woodall; s pianoforte duet (four pianos), 'Pearl of the sea' (Karl Merz), Misses M. Coyne, J. Seagar, D. Mountain, M. Parker, M. Davis, N. Pacey, E. Molloy, M. Boylan; humorous song, Our • hats,' junior boys; pianoforte duet (four pianos), 'La :^ Chasse ' ..(K oiling); Misses M. - Coyne, J. Seagar, M. u Davis, E. Molloy, N. Pacey, D. Mountain, M. Boylan, ■ ; M. : Parker; pianoforte solo, '• Polacca ■ Brillante (C. ' Bohm), Miss Maud Parker; ' Doll song,' infants /pianoforte solo, 1 . ' Sonata' (Beethoven), Miss Mary Coyne; ; pianoforte solo; ' Polkade concert,' Miss. Noel Pacey; ■-'. The gipsies' holiday,': senior pupils. 'r.' " v; .... • Prize List. - - . ■ > X Standard VII. —Prizes awarded to Mary Coyne, for music /Marie Boylan, for.amiability; Eileen _Molloy, for arithmetic; Ethel Kalaugher, for regular"attend- ;

* . v * " . -- “ - . S '- ance and English ; Mavis Noton, for general proficiency : Ada Wells, for drawing,. , .

Standard Vl.—Dorothy O'Leary, for music; Kath- • leen ;Kalaugher, for -regular!, attendance and general proficiency; Maude Parker, - for recitation and composition; Madge Davis, for amiability; Bertha Pitts, for writing; Ida Seagar, for drawing. " " Standard V.—Dorothy Mountain, for singing and general proficiency; Ida Clements, for arithmetic; Irene Noton, for Christian doctrine and arithmetic. >. Standard IV.—Florence Mountain, for English. ! Standard Muriel Ching, for drawing; Gladys Baskiville, for singing an general proficiency; Violet Jarman, for writing; Eileen Quirke,' for reading and '■recitation..;.. . - __ - ■•.:: • ' - ' . ;'• ;;/; ° ;■ •!:■[ ■*-!. ■ Standard ; .—Doris"- Otto, for" recitation and general;.; proficiency; Maude Enwright, for amibality; Gwen Mountain, for general improvement; Dolly Kelly,' • for general proficiency.; ; : ! : " - ; "'■'■'.- Standard I.Kathleen Whelan, for. reading and recitation; Ideal : Beaston, for ' arithmetic; Millicent Parker, " for general proficiency; Sibyl Wilson, : for general improvement; Tua Greig, for drawing; Hilda Blackwood, for general improvement; Irene-Considine,-f or Christian doctrine .English ; Marjery Henderson i for writing; ; Lindsay Blackwood, for reading; ? and recitation ; Thomas Morrison, for arithmetic. !..; ;. Primer Barbara Hodgson, - for . recitation; Constance Halpin, ; for writing; Willie! Parkinson, for reading; Vincent Noton, for tables; Willie Whelan, for singing; Philip-Goldwater,;for spelling; Lorna Wrigley, ~' for drawing; Huia Le ; Sel, for general improvement." ' ; : _ Primer ll.—Nora Mountain, for reading; Ivy Considine, > for tables; Lilian Lawes, for singing; Lillah' Dixon, for spelling yi Mary Mulholland, for "general - proficiency. ' ;r ; _" v;f:''-'■v.:. : W.,.;; ; .; : -,Vv

Primer I.Robert Halpin, for good conduct; Carson Shea, for. singing; Kathleen Brady, for spelling/* Letitia Gilfeder, for reading; Annie Greig, for writing ; Nance Quickfall, for general improvement; Jean Stoupe, for paper-weaving; Emily Lane, for general improvement; Jean McCallum, ; for itables; Vertrix Cox, for general improvement; Ida Mann, for neatness; Nita Ching, for general improvement " Sibyl. Davis, for general improvement. ‘ ‘ Musical successes (Trinity College practical exam.—Divisions: High local,. Mary Rose ' Coyne; senior advanced, Emily Graham; junior, Madge Davis,;; Jessie Seagar, Oxton, Irene Noton; preparatory, Doris Otto, Dolly Kelly, Isabel Harkins; Doris Wheeler!Ida Clements.

■■ ? Music (theoretical),—Senior advanced, Mary - Rose " Coyne, : Mane Boylan; intermediate, Maude Parker • lower division, ; grade 2, Dorothy!! Richards, Mavis Noton--lower; division junior, Irene Noton, Nellie Noton; preparatory,^;Florence-jMoore,'*: Flora Brahnepl Madge Davis, Clement Woodall, Ida Clements. ' f* - ';:* Music (Auckland University).—Associate, Mary • Rose Coyne senior,fNoel Pacey, Gwendoline Wrigley • intermediate, Dorothy Mountain, Dorothy O'Learypreparatory, Essie Thompson, Dorothy Whitehead' George Greig. 0 =============