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Brunswick Junction Presentation Convent
Drill by the Senior Girls was in keeping with their other drill displays-all could be marked as very good. One of the best items of the evening was the chorus, "Pussy Cat's Party," by the InWhat a delightful little tent Girls. party they were, and how well they What pa went through the chorus. tience on the part of the teacher must have been expended, on them. but the little ones repaid it. A duet ("11 Tree vatore") by the Misses L. Helliwell A.L.C.M., and*G. Weston, A.L.C.M., was beautifully rendered, and then came a play, "Merchant of Venice," the characters of which were played by the following girls:-The Duke of Venice, Katie Shine; Antonio, the Merchant of Venice, Judy Maloney; Bassanio, his friend, Maggie McLean; Solanio,
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CONVENT SCHOOL CONCERT. ST. JOSEPH'S CONVENT. On Friday evening, December 16, Examination Results. the second annual concert by the pupils Alliance Francaise, 1921: II- Grade of the Dardanup Convent school was M. Robinson; Ill. Grade, K. Brennan, held in the local hall before a large M. Beston, P. Refeld, M. Callaghan; and appreciative audience. A lengthy programme was presented, and the IV. Grade, G. Rohan, 0. Godley, J1 juvenile performers did great credit Ryan. to themselves as well as to their tutors, ReP. Grade, III. Practical, Music: who it was evident, had spared nu feld (lions.), K. Brennan, M. Beaton; efforts in training the children to a IV- Grade, S. Johnston; Theory, IV.. rendition of their allotted parts in a manner moat praiseworthy and which Grade, K. Brennan. called forth unstinted commendation Trinity College of Music, 1921. -and applause from the large gathering Practical: Associate, Dolores Rowe: present. The first item, " Visit from 0. Senior, Higher Local, Eileen Joyce; Fairyland," was given by little Miss Ruane, 0. Godley, I. Scott; Intermedi- E. Hall and was followed by a song ate, I. Pigott; Junior. W. Lavin, -A. "Welcome" by all the school children. Duet, "Ye Banks," by Misses Dorothy Daly, M. Brennan, E. Langan, K. NooDillon; action song, nan, K. Slattery, J. Higgins, F. Bruce; Fee and Alice "Golden Boat," by the junior boys; Preparatory, E. Moore (hops.), C. Cur at Home," by Folks "Old duet, M lain (lions.), K. Daly, A. Brennan, Misses D. Fee and Mary Harris; action Lillis, V. Ryan, K. Allen, M. Kelly, K. song, "Playing Soldiers," by junior boys, and "Home, Sweet Home" by Ryan, J. Weaver, L. Pleass, George Anderson; First Steps, E. Walker (dis.), Beston B. Walsh, M. A. Heyne (dis.),
Re'ult of Art Calm: COTTESLOE BEACH. The following are the winning numbers: -1, 3993, Mrs. Carr, Mornington On Monday afternoon, the 19th inst., GATE. Mills; 2, 74, C. Wright, Australind; 3, parents and friends of the pupils atprizes were held at The parThe usual furtnightl) meeting of vent of Merry, Coolgardie. 2887, D. Kiesse, Brunswick Junction; made tending the Presentation Nuns' ConWedon boarders place the of took branch above friends the Juncents and 4, 1897, 13. Devlin, Brunswick vent School at "Iona," Cotteslue Beach, Kalgoorlie, and were Bro. Mc 28th. December nesday, the journey fromwith op 6 Harvey; the charming tion; 5, 88. H. Gridley, by invitation assembled in the school Bros Markham and greatly pleased Mahon presided. The name 7, Mills; Mornington G., Queen." W. W. Rose 3316, room to witness the presentation of an utters, "The by Miss Stella O'Keefe, Prindiville delivered their report of the 3001, T. Colgan; 8, 281, Mr. MacLer, part was taken excellent programme of music, song The Social and Hibernian the creditably. of meeting herself Luke, F. who acquitted "The Sports Committee. Their report shows non, Pinjarrah; 9, 2899, and physical drill exercises. It was choruses by "PopMarri. Grogan, drills, dances and"Roses" G 935, 10, Brunswick; and the customary closing function of the rapid making are committee Girls," the that Plower highest admiration. to have nup; 11, 3700. Lionel O'Sullivan, year's work, and the students entered hope they that and pies," received the.gave progress, display fine a Brunswick; 12, -2023, J. MacCarthy, into the spirit of the occasion with the The boy boardersin a "Wand Drill." the various sports competitions going delight which characterises the breakof Calisthenics, items were followed shortly. Two of our members were Mornington. erectrecently church beautiful The Piano and violin"Ireland! We're Glad up of school days and the anticipation of members the interview to deputed chorus, openfull be by a ed at this growing centre will of that spell-time which follows after which the Rev. the Young Ladies' Club, with a view ed on Sunday, 13th February, at 11 You Are Free," after prizes. the months of stewing over lessons and the Father O'Grady distributed to them joining this branch. It is to arino, and Gratiano, friends to Antonio prize list:His Grace the Archbishop cessation of the discipline of schoo3 o'clock. in throw will The following is ti'; they that hoped be and Bassania, Fanny Rogers, Mary cerefor the environment to perform modal delightful promised a has Though life. gold getting Stella O'Keefe, prise for literature their lot with us. There is no Shaw, and Rosie Jones; Lorenzo, a mony. invests "Iona" and marks it as an ideal Christian doctrine, away from the fact that Unity is Venetian gentleman, Nora Moran; Barker; Florence The presentation of an illuminated place to seek the founts of scholastic presented by Missmedal Young conover it think good So for Strength. Shylock, a jew, Maris Clarke; Tubal of the winner discern clearly Rodgers, a Mrs. was to there Wertheimer, got' address knowledge, by play we presented (Sunday) a jew, his friend, Tassie McLean; duct Dux of sel.00i; prize for Ladies. To -morrow Popular Lady Competition, was a able sense of joy in the face of every Mary Ensor, prize A. Pitman. a game of cricket with a team comPortia, a rich heiress, Peggie O'Brien; a Miss mroy. by Miss Owens; posed one of the pupils who contributed tc others. brilliant affair. In the presence of of and boys Theoretical: Higher Local, N. Shea Norcia New of geography, presented Nerissa, her waiting maid, Maggie feel commercial organiser one the for made gathering, They large 7n.ze very programme. the Carrera lay ban, M. Beston, E. Thornborough, P. to Shylock, dipdaughter game is to be played at Queen's The Jessica, Shine; Owens; neat F. Ms. dunnage the ,ty the bazaar, in a characteristically it was their day, and that rk, presented Refeld; Senior, 114, Pitches 91, M. McSydney. Park on a ground kindly lent by Mr Winnie Offord; Bassanio's Servant aana, book-ke. , lag, N.B.C., speech, complimented the winner and of the school desk and mistress knowBookkeeping, Call 83 (lions.). Advanced Intermedi Walsh, of the Coronation Hotel. As Jessie McEntyre; Duke's Clerk, Netta friends and for attic Kitty Watt, intermediate their supporters into pushed numerous bookher were ledge for ate, 0. Godley, I. Scott, D. Rowe, L. and prize we will be having lunch on the ground N 13.C., Sy" is zeal which accom their slaves of McEntyre. and them, for energy the on rest-that a niney; tennis trophy, train 10-43 the Leddin; Intermediate, E. Joyce 96, 0. catch was good asked to are "Antonia" all Maloney's Judy for Prize Christmas results. merry pleasing the plished such a year, had come Ruane 94, A. Pigott 92 (bons-) AdSweated by 11 iss Barker. from Perth. Next meeting of -the and Old Shylock was very creditably Prize for Quinn. atmosphere salubrious Molly The vacation. n;etic, an' Junior, W. Lavin, K. Noonan Woods, branch is on Wednesday, January 11. suburban personated by Mavis Clarke-Mavis vanced charming snhy, donated by Miss most the of ge one of arithmefor K. McMahon; Junior, J. Ryan 100, K was well repreBassanio a jew. s.was Wertheimer. Prize freshhad desired be sites that could for geoIRISH NATIONAL FORESTERS. Nugent 94, D. Slattery 91, K. Slattery sented by Maggie McLean. Peggie 0' Mary Brimstone. Prize Quinn. Prize Hugh O'Nfel, Perth Branch. ened the young people with the vigour 89, M. Lillis 87, L. Johnston 86, J. Hig in sally, Std. VII., Eileen Brien as Portia played with dignity Cub of the above exercises meeting Violet drill -yearly the half all VII., The and in of health, Standard gins 85 (bons.), E. Fraser, R. Baylis, A. for history, and ease. improvement, branch was held in the Trades Hall Mr. Wells had bunched a :happy lookley. Prize for general Daly; Preparatory, J. Ryan 98 (dis.) A nice ending was given to the profor reading, Phyl- on December 22nd. The Chief Ran-a Ausyoung of company smiling and ing Mary Migro. Prize marks V. Ryan 97 (dis.), G. Rohan 96 (dis.), in Standard ger, Bro. Bolster, presided over gramme by the chorus, "On the Dan lis Starr. Highest Prize for English, A who were surely a credit to members. tralians, of large attendance K Curtain 96 (dia.), L. Pleass 96 (dis.), Girls. Senior the by River," ube VI., Clare Keating. Townsing. Prize seniors was The their Convent School. large amount of correspondence V. \Valsh 94 (dis.), George .Anderson Prior to presenting the prizes and Standard VI., VeraVI., Margaret Shea. on declaration a the tun including than with, dealt exuberant less not were 92 (dis.), K. Allen 91 (dis.), D. Fitzfor geography, Std. certificates to the successful students, V., Kathleen the sick fund from Bro. F. Keegan. they and Std. packed, were in boxes iors-their marks Highest gerald 91 (die.), K. Daly 90 (dis.), 1-1 congraV., wbrds few reported that Bro. in a Std. Walsh O'Neill J. E. Father Bro. geography, the for were ready for their homes-and Shea. Prise Dunn 87 (dis.), K- Lynch 86 (dis.), E. Volkm n was progressing favorably. for Christian Sisters and the students the tulated come. which Sheila Kitfhle. Prize division, freedom that of 'illness KathThe fo owing officers were installed by Waller 86 (dis.), A Ileyne 84 (dis.), A on the progress shown during the year -room dietrine, intermediate study the the in to T. Morris) good-bye Std. (Bro. the D.C.R. after the Pitman 83 (dis.), A. Brennan 82 and encouraging, very results were leen Lillis. Prize for geography, The term: the ensuing for arithmetic, various positions for and Sister had been spoken. (dies), M. Hobbs 81 (dis.l. M. Kelly 80 standard of efficiV. Gwen Ellis. Prize Prize for nees,c,R, that Bro. show to went Walsh, C. J. Bro. ('B. R. Std. V., Eileen Carren. Among the visitors were the Revs (dig.), M. Luck, M. Murphy. ency was well maintained in our Ca Prize for Grossler; Treasurer, Sister King; SeeCallagG. and dlework, Josephine Creel. Bro. Butler, At the music examinations which O'Neill, P.P., F. retary, Bro. P. J. Ryan: S.W., He wished teachers Westgarth. tholic schools. arithmetic, Std. V., Bertha Sit, Ryan; Sister MISS DOROTHY BETTERIDGE, J.W., Molly E. Walsh; .T. held on December 8, at St. Jos were V., han. Std. a very Happy Christmas pupils and Prize for English, marks Bro. Cantwell. Bro. Kinsella; J.B., Bro. in Std. IV., eph's Convent, under the auspices of Passed Australian Music Exam. Board The pi ogramme opened with an over. and a Prosperous New Year. O'Keefe. Highest to delegate elected Std. was O'Grady J. Lonthe proficiency, First for, Kr Hardwick, examiner tirade II Pianoforte London College 'Violet Davey. General for arithmetic, ure by the Convent Orchestra: RESULTS. the Dispensary. . EXAMINATION Prize Both in 1921. don College, very creditable results IV.,Nonie Shea.Smith. ..( Music, Associate. was extended to violins, Nellie Hoboes, Peggie O'Brien welcome A hearty genefor Prize and Royal Music of . St. IV., Joan Royal Academy were obtained, and we are pleased to Pupil of the Sacred Heart Convent. Prize the members of the Brian Boru, and Tussie McLean, and Maggie Shine; (Practical). Musa; of ral progress, Dorothy Stevenson. stuBro. Bolster. College by Lydia successful John Dillon branches state the names of the Sheehan. Highsecond violins, Rosie Jones and for geography, Dorothy The new officers then took their places Pianoforte.-Primary division: Eileen dents:-Licentiate, Miss E. Thorn Roma Starr. Venn, Helliwell: piano, Ifliggie McLean. AP est marks in Std. III., Misses Molly Smith and Jenny Mr. and suitably responded. The meeting Marjory (honours), Maggie Murphy E. Jowett complimented be can borough, L.L.C.M.; Associate, Miss N performers proPrize for arithmetic, Std. III., of the were all muck appreciated.song, "My for the purpose early closed BeckNellie reading. Leddan a for L. (pass). Sheahan. A.L.C.M.; Miss Silva. Prize Hastie then contributed and received for their efficiency and 'for having doctrine, jun- ceeding with the annual social of the Maggie Dunne, Edna Hsms,'' A.L.C.M their. Elementary: of KentuckyJoyce, E. ett. Prize for Christian and Mins Old exhibition A.L.C.M., nice for branch. given a very "Ring ausi WINIFRED siskrat, well-deserved applause. A duet ior division, Moya Keleher. Prize social followed. RepreShine, Virgena McFadyen, Lower di(aged 13), gained 92 marks. Senior, J. Highest and musical talents, A ;olish dance (trio) Licentiate Loudon College of Muisie. the Bell," by Misses Phyllis Halessong arithinetie, Minnie Westgarth. sentatives of branches in the eietra, vision: Mona Kelly. Higher division: Peggie O'Brien, O'Rourke. Smith. Prize Shaw, action Mary an Advanced Misses and by College, Venn, visTrinity also as Helen -marks in Std. U., Roans Associate were present, area politan for Prize O'Brien. were executed Peggie girls Beckett. nicely junior was the for reading, Edwina "Shopping" by itors from the Self -Determination for Grade Associate Board, Lower Divi- and Mona Kelly Prize for readIntermediate, Local Centre: Mavis very creditably rendered. Then fol. B.C.YALS. writing, Alice Richards.Prize and the Young Ireland and a March by the Senior Girls, under sion Violin Associates Board, Junior for poetry, Ireland League lowed a comic dialogue, "Train to was an at Clarke, Lily Bell. ing, Patricia Keleher. for tables. C. Walsh, O.B., preWells, J. Bro. Mr. Society. of these all Passed direction the usually above College. the of Trinity Violin The meetings Mrs. Buttermilk, 1.: Music.-Division Alma McMahon, prize of des in a brief speech expressed Grammar and sided, ("March A duet of Mauro"-eliaracters, business display. The Heart crowd. Sacred the tractive draw a large of Baker, Pupil in 1921. of. Peace Albert Harris; Johnny Buttermilk, McEntyre, School:-Carmen Jessie his pleasure that a prospect Primary McEntyre, Offord Netta main of Winnie being Porter, Misses meetings by cricket the Pat(girls); Tambours") Convent. Jimmy Dillon; and Railway was opening up for the Irish people, McKenny scholarship, highest markshighest Clare Lynch, Veronica interests. The secretary, J. Brennana, Verne Dillon. This was well acted and Nora Moran was much appreciated and hoped that an end had come to rick Baker, scholarship, were marks in was Margaret II.: song, everything Division that A showed reports sung Jowett. amusing. donatEileen most sweetly and proved the hostilities between England and "My Dear Soul" was very (boys). Both scholarships of Mine," CATHOLIC YOUNG LADIES' CLUB Eileen HoJmes, good going order, both financially and Frank Pimley, "That wonderful Mother Ireland. Whatever happened, Irish NaLydia Helliwell. Her sympa- Shine, Maggie Murphy, Kelly. Virgena maed by a benefactor. conduct, Miss cricket by of Palpurchase The Daphne AND Miss socially. for by given prize their was nicely Mona tional Foresters would stand by gold medal for good Miss terials often entails a great deal of thetic rendering of the song and her Helene Rogers, He fling, prize for mer. Duet, "Bugle Call" by Smith. CATHOLIC YOUNG MEN'S countrymen at home until the struggle arithmetic. Gerard the hearty McFadyen, Edna Dunne. Rudiments: up the eats necessarily received and M. expense for and enunciation prize Palmer clear D. attained. was Westga,111, SOCIETY. for National Freedom English; John Scar; \V,nifreci Offord, Nora Moran, Mavis, opening subscription and collecting boys. Pianoforte prize by the Drill applause of the gathering. Thea very The toast of "Ireland a Nation' GRAND COMBINED RIVER -senora] progress; Daniel O'Keefe, by Song" Clerke,Nellie Holmes, Tassie McLean. lists. "Norwegian prize for was submitted in an appropriate speech trio, Drill of the Junior Girls was for fur reading; Edward O'Keefe, made were EXCURSION Final arrangements and Smith; Violin: Senior, Gardiner Palmer, !mid for Misses Practical.-Advanced "Sleigh Bells," by Bro. T. Slattery, and was spiritedly spellint Robert Raven, prize for writcreditable exhibition. the monster euchre tournament in the "Upper Ten and And dialogue, musical who O'Sullivan. R. psize by Mr. by to Holmes. responded Richards, played Nellie David big; Theatre Royal, together with the drawa pianoforte item, was nicely Lower Five," by Masters W. Prout PROMENADE CONCERT. in the course of his remarks, said he The Pianoforte, A.L.C.M., 1920: Miss Lydia ing; Joseph Sheehan, prize for reading; solo ing of the Xmas. Goose Club Art Misses Maggie and Tassie McLean. and Bobby Mitchell; pianoforteaction SS. ZEPHYR. admired the Irish National Foresters Arthur Richards, prize for number Pianoforte, A.L.C.M., 1921: Girls Helliwell. Union. Senior the by and Drill selected by Miss A. Gardiner;by the class every Bars combined they Brass because JANUARYN-10th. work. TUESDAY, McLean. a competiadopt Tassie to decided was Moran, It Home," Nora Boys, Misses uniformly "Home, song, of the creed, which was essential in order to looked very pretty, and was drill Tickets 1/8. tion as outlined in the "Advocate" in The following are tbe results song Weston. school boys; action sung and have ;sal Irish nationality. Mr. O'Sulregard to cricket play in the Vietovery good. Miss Mavis Clarke's and -Grace MISS G. HEN124, O'Conmusic examinations held inof couneetion 'Hoops," by the girls, and pianoforte was a member of the Sinn Fein University.-Kathleen livan in Perth rendered, Music, sampetition. well rasa esy,m,n, allows all This was College Smith, Me," M. to with the Trinity "0 Sing solo, selected by Mica J. F. WALDRON' organisation in his native city of nor (certificate) passed in music, Eng. Sweedish A a certain number of points in each October:- , met with excellent receptions. Cenreceived hearty applause. Cork, and to that organisation and the Secrearies. and Joint Arithmetic, run outs History, bowled, wickets for French, match the lisp, Stella "Taking dialogue hiunoreus men who laid down their lives (ioolgardieisfiee ior Division: by fieldnien, catches, stumping and in pass; brave Methods. Judy Maloney and caused much next, Quinn, the Conunercial was Molly Irishe ns," Freedom, for Trish fight (1K03e11), in the O'Keefe batting one point for every ten runs merriment. The characters were Mrs. Wertheimer, (certificate) passed in Commercial Armen eserywhere owo whatever measure Junior Divialin: Florencehonors; scored, etc. The competition to comEileen them. Touehwood (Miss Daphne Palmer), ithmetic, English, French, History, honors; Margaret Shea, Ritchie, pass; of liberty the Treaty has given leader Dillon), mence from Christmas Day. Census Taker ((Master V. (Masters Sheila chosen the behind He still stood Methods, and Mathematics. Quinn, honors; Commercial carried, was of sympathy A motion Violin: Junior Airs. Tonchwood 'a children of rho Irish Republic. -Kathleen Shea, pass. pass. passed in English, History Then conveying the society's regrets to Mrs. Jones Rosie L. Fee). and PreparaDillon A. voice, and -J. in good Dwyer, Anthony Bro. Florence Wertheimer, honors; Nonie Fanny /Aids in the loss of her son Jack. very and Commercial Methods. f ollowed "The Bell Dance," Helen spiritedly rendered the "Soldiers' Div.: Molly O'Keefe, Kathleen Lillis, younger a sad ease, particularly is a It prettily executed by Misses Rogers passed in English, Geography, Song." Shea, pass. Violin: previa few weeks and only dying Smith brother Doreen Fee, KeatClare passed Dorothy McLean SocieDivision: Kindred Venn, "Our Branches and and History. Maggie pass. First Steps ously from the same ecourga--fever. An amusing farce in Davey, distinc.Alice Dillon. ties" was proposed in a neatHespeech ing, distinction; Violetdistinction; in English. and sister being also inHis mother Dr. Diaculuni were Dorcharacters conthe H.C.R. which Mitchell, Mewbnrn, by Bro. 'a tion; Violet mates of the hospital with the same erths. COMMERCIAL RESULTS. (Master Frank Maguire), P. Doctor ratulateu the S.D.L. and the Young othy Stevenson, distisetion; Smith), sickness. n; Join: r-,tch.Assistant, Joshua (Master Ireland Society on the good work they Vestgarth, dist' National Business College. the at Patirepresented was society The Ramage), J. sain (Master par"vs, complimented Policeman had accomplished, and ard, pass; Mar*, Starr,pass. A funeral in the parsons of Messrs. T. Junior Shorthand: Ena McFadyen 'eons (Masters A. and W. Harris). the branches of the society on their 1). Bilis, pass; Phyllis Roberts and C. M' earthy, who acted pianoforte solo, selected byA. Mists Veronica O'Neil, Maggie McLean, Mayis progress during the year. Bro. R. E. genial a of Always Gardiner pall -bearers. as Misses Norseman Convent of Mercy.-Interby Palmer and duet David. Jun- Walsh (president of the Young Ireland Clarke, Mary Shaw, Diana Loubere. :end happy disposition, deceased will mediate Division: Evelyn :and D. Palmer were both excellently Society) ropiied with a stirring speech, Margaret SutherE. Hastie, Netta McEntyre, Nellie Holmes. be greatly missed in the society. R.I.P. ior Division, Violian .rendered. A song by Mr. Mc," Bro. MeLinden responded on beand Pianoforte: McFadgoose and Division, Ena was tournament euchre The Junior Bookkeeping: Junior land. -"The Girls go Mad over Division: half of the "Brian Bora" Branch. turned out a great sues drawing club he was obliged and Rosa Nulsen. Preparatory O'Neil. Dilapplauded, Veronica "John 'loudly the yen, for O'Shea, Br.;. J. Hegucy Helena for the A off honors; playing crowd good A encore. vess. an Gilmore, of Of Freda .to pay the penalty also spoke to the toast. Elementary Shorthand: Winnie Mrs. sass; Annie Dwyer, lon" Branch and Women's valuable euchre prizes offered. honors; Ina Fuller,Division: popular sketch, "Mencharacters A vote of thanks en the motion of Marion NiNellie Holmes, Nellie Malone, ford, of £3, J. prize were: first the secured Rock the pass. First Steps Bro. which to in Rights," Bra. J. O'Grady was tendered Mrs. Agnes Dunne, Peggie O'Brien, IllaViF Calder the second, £2; Tom Newby dietinction; Clare Walker, distincMrs. Tomkins (Miss P. Hales), Elsie T. Morris, D.C.R., for the efficient manthe third prize, £1, and Mrs. Hobson Smith), Mr. Tomti a; Alma Fuller, distinction; Clarke, Kathleen McNamara, Virgena Findfault (Miss M.Dillon), in which he had carried out the drawn Mr. was club goose and The 10s. fourth, H. linchani, distinction; Molly Suther- ner McFadyen. kins (Master installation ceremony. Fee), was well under the supervision of James Dillon. land, pass. Pindfault (Mastera A. "Retiring Officers" was proposed by Elementary Bookkeeping: Ena Mcannounced apwho of Kalgoorlie, of share Esq., good Kalgoorlie, Convent of Verey.-Inwon congratulated and staged Bro. T. Dasicison, who Fadyen, Winnie Offord, Nellie Holmes Margafet Salter. the result of the drawing as follows: the tennediate Division: Songs, "The Five -starred plause. the officers on the success during The Doreen Dudley, Julia Malone, Agnes Dunne, Peggie 523; third, 270; Hume" Nellie second, 276; Sweet First, "Home, Junior Division: Preparatory and replied. Bolster Flag" term. Bros. Division: fourth, 478; fifth, 33; sixth, 23; seventh O'Brien, Maggie McLean, Mavis Clarke, Mulchinaugh. .brought a very enjoyable programme health of Bro. E. Needham was honourVera Townsing, 1159; eighth, 1184; ninth, 111; tenth, Nancy Salas, honors: Kathleen McNamara, Diana Loubere, :to a close. Songs and recitations were given ed. pass: Lilian should be society the in an apresult a As 407. Dwyer, honors; Marjory Carrigg, A. Bros. The Rev. Father Lyons those Mary Shaw. duriag the evening by Singing: Hilda presfairly on its feet again financially. Messrs. Conner. John Barker. Steps and pfWalsh, E. Winne propriate speech thanked R. Walsh. J. Typewriting: Elementary of Mercy Sisters the interest of C.R. great a Harvey, pass. First Pope. Division: The taking behalf are Brady. on and Members ent Austin, Newton O'Brien, Peggie gratifyDunne, Agnes was iord, Verna It conin Elsie Holroyd, in the matches by turning up for their attendance. concert had been wished all the compliments of the seaMavis Clarke, Ronnie O'Neil, Ena Mcsiderable force to barrack, some of ing to see that their son, and a pleasant evening concluded Theory results from Trinity College, that Fadyen, Diana iLoubere, Mary Shaw, them sometimes do their "rep" by .so well patronised and heanhoped with "God Save Ireland." London:enjoyable losing their voices. McEntyre. the evening had proved Division: Netts. re examination The Coolepardie.-Intermediate Junior DivTOODYAY. all. MERCY, them 'one for CONVENT OF Intermediate Shorthand: Winifred 12 months were Mary Ensor, Mary Argus. :suite for the precedingpresented honors; Lila Doto the for Young Ladies. Peggie O'Brien, Nellie Malone, School Offord, Boarding ision: Molly Quinn, Wertheimer' McFadyen. Virgena certificates Holmes, and read pass. e ney, honors; Florrie Mavis Clarke, Kathleen McNamara. winners by Father Lyons. Diploma, Shorthand: Nora Moran. Pupils prepared for all University Eileen Quinn, Preparatory Division: Newborn, Intermediate Bookkeeping: Mavis Mary EXAMINATION RESULTS. Diploma, Bookkeeping: Judy MaloExaminations, also the Music Exam alone, Joyce Day, Verna Curren, Clarke.Nellie Margaret ney, Fanny Rogers, Catherine Shine, inations of Trinity College and Royal Trinity College of Musicpass.Practical Brimstone, EileenShea, Molly O'Keefe, MagPreHPoeggielmes, OWBinriienfrecINOeliffioerdM, Junior-Daphne Palmer, Shea, Kathleen Rosie Jones. Academy, London. First Smith, pass. gie McLean, Elia McFadyen, Kathleen. paratory, MollieHales, Sheila Ritchie, Henry Breustedt. Diploma, Typewriting: Nora Moran. The Sisters also conduct another Dorpass; credit DiMcNamara. Steps, Phyllis Norseman Convent-Intermediate Venn, Winifred Offord, Catherine Shine, Mag!loading School for Boys from 8 to 13 honors; Noel .othy Fee, credit pass; Helen Intermediate Typewriting: Virgena vision: Dorothy Basden, age. of McLean. gie years Junior pass. Advanced McFadyen (honours), Kathleen McMollie 'rossing, honors. Speed Shorthand: Nora Moran. A magnificent building has lately Junior DiviTheory of Music.--Junior, Dorothy F Division: Valesea Coles. Audrey Namara, Nellie Holmes, Peggie O'Brien, Jacob, Smith, honors; preparatory, Speed Typewriting: Nora Moran. drill been erected, consisting of beautiful WiniBobby Malone, skew: Elsie Reid, honors; honors. PreNellie pass; Venn, Clarke, Mavis l Fee, pass; Helen Medals presented by Mr. Wells. large and airy school rooms and honors; James O'Neill, Offord.Advanced Venn, pails. Evelyn David, Lola were awarded to the followthe from paratory Division: Randall. instructor, music rooms on the ground floor and Of --Certificates Winifred Bookkeeping. Shorthand: dormitories, Sydney:M' Andrew, Sylvia i-g: Winnie Offord, Maggie McLean, Merey.-Jun- on the top floor boy's building National Business College, ford, Peggie O'Brien. Shine. is Smith, Kalgoorlie Convent of Katie Mollie and The Division, etc. Clarke, rooms, Mavis honors; bath Elementary oil paintAdvanced Bookkeeping: Judy Maio ior Division: Kathleen Harvey, honors, 56 p.c.; Albert Harris, honors, Hilda Harvey. Some very nice specimens in displayed fitted throughout with every modern 92 per Preparatory Division: v, Rosie Jones, Peggie O'Brien. Wini94 p.c.; Michael Clune, honors,Ramage, ing and art needlework were convenience calculated to secure the -Primary School Bursary: Miss Hail. All fred Offord. cent.; Junior Division, James tables around the schoolroom. leen Doughney. health and comfort of the pupils and O'cent.; Vernon Dillon, Peggie per 95 the Typewriting: Messrs. of honors, thank to Advanced culture wish the The Sisters went to show that so surrounded with balconies to pro Sheedy, honors, 93 per cent.; Philip Smith, holtPresenBrien (honours and gold medallist), ('hesher, Lillis, Macpherson, shad is well provided for by the Mulligan and vide sleeping out accomodation. 'ors, 91 per cent. Rosie Jones. Maggie McLean, MavieHyland, Moran,J.Hillier, "Iona." at J. toNuns apply Kalgoorlie; tation prospectus Hehir, For Kemp; Bairds, Clarke, Kathleen McNamara, Nellie Mrs. Ball, KalThe Sister in Charge. Sheehan, Kalgoorlie; Miss Davison, Telephone 29. goorlie; Mrs. O'Bren, for donations. 17, the anOn Saturday, December distribution of nual entertainment and St. Anthony's Con-
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