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No. 2841
Registered at the G.P.O.. Perth, for transmission by ppst as a Newspaper) Perth, 4
Thursday, January 16, 1958
HASSELLS Wellington Street
Regional Boys' School Students Discuss Summer School Programme To Serve Seven Areas On Sunday Feb. 9, His grace the Arch- er advantage to the boys, who throuought the years bishop will bless and officially open the ahead will be trained there. beginnings of the new St. Philip's Regional The new school will be-
gin its school year on the feast of Our Lady of The school is named in And whilst the parishion- Lourdes, Feb. 11, with two honour of one of the great ers of Osborne Park are of the three preparatory saints of the Religious Order naturally very proud and grades, i.e. grades 5 and 6; that is providing the teach- happy to have this fine new and Etach year will extend ing staff: the Order of the school situated within the to carry the pupils on to the Servants of Mary -or, more parish boundaries, they higher grades of education briefly, the Servites. nevertheless recognise with until ultimately it will be His Grace's visit will be a deep sense of gratitude catering for 600 boys. of immense importance, not the generous cooperation of solely to the parish of Os- the several parishes of the 3000-4000 Pupils borne Park, but also tot the region in sharing in the fiThis aim, together with parishes of Scarborough, nancial obligations involved. Tuart Hill, North Double- This generosity has made the fact that St. Kieran's view, North Beach, Gwelup it possible to carry out the Girl's School, the extensions and Wanneroo which form work on a scale not pos- of which by, voluntary lathe region to be served by sible to Osborne Park alone bour are now nearing comthe new school. and with immensely great - pletion, is planned to cater for up to 650 girls, clearly indicates the importance of the function. When fully completed the schools together with the State High School, just a street away from us and the F. Edwards, D. Carr, B. Low (chairman, Ascisian Guild). Miss M. McMullen, 3. nearby Tuart Hill State Antill and A. Dowsett discuss the Summer School programme. See report page 3. primary school will be educating between three and four thousand pupils, thus making of the area one of the important educational centres of the metropolitan area. The following is an analysis of Leaving Physiology, Art of Speech. Gann, P ( Workers' Generosity Results of candidates from Catholic Schools andMe B Physic7s): Nal tc1F1'sheAe, The buildings have been Diane (5), Economics. Masin the Archdiocese. planned by Wm. G. Benlen, Susanne (7), Maths A, net and Associates whose Total Enty for full certificate 215 Physics. Martin, D. (6) special representative on the Number Passed .. 149 . Maths A and B. Mastaglia, work is Mr. Whitby for Number Failed .. F. (7), Latin, Italian, Maths, . 66 whose deep interest parishA and B, Physics, ChemisPercentage Pass .. ioners are very grateful. 69.3% try. Maund, J. (7), Latin, Number of Distinctions 134 The contractors are JoonMaths A and B, Chemistry. danna Constructions Pty. The 134 distinctions were Alexander, Iris (6)), Geo- Meagher, Sara (7), Music. Ltd., the principal of which shared by 75 candidates. graphy. Bain, G. (6), Maths Medderman, Ainslie (5), is Mr. Joe Anderson; and Seven distinctions were A and B. Beacham, P. (7), Music, Art of Speech. Miller the parish thanks are due to gained by F. Chaney Maths A and B, Physics. Patsy (3), History. Mohay, him and his wonderful staff, (Aquinas) and six by Frank Lianchini, J. (7), Latin, C. (5), German. Mulcahy, not only for the excellent 12, On Jan. through the courtesy of the Mastaglia, C.B.C., Fre- Italian, Maths A. Brode- B. (7), Histroy. O'Connor, quality of the workmanship rick, Roseanne (3), Accoun- D. (7), Maths A and B, Superiors and Sisters of "Iona" Presentation and the materials, but es- mantle. Of those who failed a tancy. Brbich, A. (6), Maths Physics. O'Halloran, M (7) Convent, 77 relatives gathered at a buffet pecially for their generos- number needing a subject A and B. Carton, C. (7), Latin, History, Maths A; ity in so much for University matriculation Maths A and B. Chaney, F. Chemistry. 011ivier, Danielle luncheon to celebrate the golden jubilee of of their sacrificing free time and holithanking everybody day time to ensure that may be granted a supple- (7), English, History, Maths (5), French. Paschewitsch, Sister Mary Martha. behalf mentary examination in A and B, Geography, Theckla (1), German. Pawle Jim Miller was master of for coming along and mak- everything will be in com- February. The rate of pass Physics, Chem. Clune, Jill Violet (7), Art of Speech. ceremonies which were in ing the occasion such a plete readiness for the open- this year is much lower (4), Economics. Connaugh- Perich, R. (7), Maths A and the nature of a surprise to memorable and happy one. ing day. than usual. The following ton, K. M. (6), Music. Cos- B. Ryan, P. 7), Geography. Sr. Martha. table shows the rate of tello, Lynette (5), Music. Sander, Patricia. (7), Music, She was met at the enpasses in previous years. Costello, M. (7), History, Art of Speech. Sorensen, trance to the hall by her Per Maths B. Cranston, Sonya A, English, Chemistry. Pupil Is only living brother, Charles cent. (4), Economics. Cowain, A. Stanley, Vivienne. (7), Art Banting, and Jack Brennan 1950 70.9 (7), Maths A, Chemistry. of Speech. Tannock, P. (6) (her nephew) who escorted 1951 75.8 Davies, B. (7), Geography. History, Geography. Toohey, Of University Medalher into the building to 1952 81.6 De Longis, Anna 6), Art of P. (7), Maths B. Turchanyi greet the relatives who had Elizabeth, the only daugh1953 78.9 Speech. Diggins, q. (6), E. (7), German, Maths B., gatehred from all parts of ter of Mr. 1954 76.5 Maths A and B. Downey, Physics. Toone, Darriel (6) and Mrs. R. G. the State. 1955 78.7 R. (7), English, Maths A. English. Urquhart, D. (7), Mother Columba, who had Liddell of Mosman Park, 1957 69 9 Dwyer, Kathleen (6), Eco- Geography, Physics. Vidubeen associated with Sr. has been awarded the much Distinctions were dis- nomics. Fatin. N. (7), lich, H. (5), Maths B. Wall Martha over the whole tributed as follows: Maths Maths A. Furtado, C. (7), work, M. (7), Maths B. period of 50 years was re- coveted University medal A, 26; Maths B, 25; Physics, Maths A and E. Gibbs, G. Walsh, G. (7), Music. Walsh quested to say grace, then for pianoforte. 13; Music, 11; History, 9; (4), Art of Speech. Gobart M. (6), Physics. Webster, the family proceeded to enChemistry, Art of Speech, Elizabeth (5), .Physiology. G. (7), Physics, Chemistry. Elizabeth, who is 13 years juy a very tasty luncheon. 8; Geography, 7; Economics, Goerke, Irene (6), Music. White, Gemma, (6), Music. old, has been commended Congratulations were of6; Latin, 4; Physiology, 4; Gollan, R. (7), Music. Gord- Whitely, L. (7), History. fered to Sr. Martha by the for third (90 marks), fourth English, German, 3; Italian, dard, B. (7), Geography. marks), fifth (93 following on behalf of the (92 2; Accountancy, 1. Harrington, Maureen (7), marks), sixth (91 marks) various branches of the It will be of interest to History, Economics, Music. family: Jack Brennan, Jack Grades. compare this group of re- Healy, Jennifer (5), Art of Mgr. McMahon Is Darting, Tom Leece, Laurie sults with the general totals Speech. Hoad, T. (7), Cconan and Mrs. Andrews Others Commended available later in the year. Maths A and B, Physics. With Kathleen Kinsella representing the Woods The general position may Holbrook, Anne (5), Music. Named To Senate she won the under -15 duet family. reflect a 'general rise in de - Hopkins, M. (6), Maths B. A presentation of a watch in the Musical Festival last glee of difficulty for this Kalmond, P (7), Maths A His Excellency $he govwas made to Sister Martha year, and has had other sucyear. A smaller group of and B, Chemistry. Kelly, ernor in executive council on behalf of the gathering cesses. candidates (197 against 215) I. (5), Maths A and B, has re -appointed the Rt. She is the pupil of Marby baby Lidlow who was the in 1955 got far more distinc- Physics. King, W. (7) Maths Rev. Mgr. J. T. McMahon latest addition to the family jorie C. Wyndham, F.T.C.L., Elizabieth Liddell tions in all the major sub- A. Kerrigan. M. (4), Phy- to the University Senate for tree. of West Perth. jects. siology. Kuhlmann, F. (6), an additional six years beA feature of the luncheon Miss Wyndham of West The following list gives Physiology. Laffer, B. (7) ginning from March. Liddell and Pamela was a beautiful 3 -tier cake, Perth, has received notifica- Peter rethe of those who names Maths A and B, Physics. Mgr. McMahon will also iced in gold and topped by tion that several of her Maley. ceived one or more distinc- Lambe. K. (6) Maths B. Lee be the Senate's representaand a chapel suitable deco- students have been com- The following gained their tions, showing the name, the T. 7), Maths A and B. Len- tive on St. Thomas More rations for the occasion. mended by the University, A.Mus.A. during the past number of subjects passed non, A. (6), History. Eco- College council and chairSr. Martha cut the cake viz.: year: Donald McCully, Guy in parenthesis, followed by nomics. L'Estrange, G. (2), man of the general purpose asked then and Gerald Lesley Ridley, Elizabeth Davies Teachers), Julie Ait- the subjects in which dis- Geography. Lissiman, Mau- committtee within the UniBrennan to respond on her Liddell, Janice Mitchell, ken and Lorraine Mitchell. tinctions were gained. reen (7), Maths A and .B, versity.
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