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| Coonan, Kelly, Smith; accessit, Miss Lock-

(Cont sad. from fi sf page.) Writing— Ist, L Halloran, C McDonald; 2d. D Melnnis, E Benoit Second Division— Religious Instruction : | ist, S Callaghan; 2d, K MeQuaid. ' Reading—Ist, E Blake, S Callaghan; | 24. M McLeod, M Murnaghan. 7 Grammar and Parsing— lst, J Waugh, 5) Callaghan; 2d, K McQuaid, M Mur | onan. apichmetio ist. E Blake, J W augh; | 2d. 8S Callaghan, M Murnaghan. S Callaghan;

Geography — Ist, 2d, M | aghan “—— vdian History Ist, M McLeod; 2d, | M Murnaghan Writing—Ist, M McLeod, S Callaghan ; | 24a. K MeQuaid, G Doyle | Third Division —Religious Instruction - ist. M Cantwell; 2d, M A Campbell. i Reading—ist, M Cantwell, N Robins, B} G Trainor, G Mclntyre. Grammar—lst, M Cantwell, B _G Melntyre, G Trainor, DEPARTMENT

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SENIOR

| Christian Doctrine Ist Division—Ilst, |

Aggie McInnis. 2d Division—Ist, Aggie | Kelly: accessit to Ist, A Payne; 24a, M Carroll; accessit,G Aylward. 3d Division |

2d Mary Burke; accessit, J Handrahan.

English—Ist Division—Ist, Aggie Mc- Innis. 2d Division—Ist, G Aylward; ac- cessit, May McDonakd: 2d, A Kelly; ac- cegsit, Annie Payne. 3d Division—Ist, M Burke: accessit, J Handrahan; 2d, Evernia Lockhart.

Composition—Ist Division—2d, A Me- innis. 2d Division—Ist, A Kelly; ac- cessit, G Aylward; 2d, May Carroll.

History—-Ist Division—Ist, A McInnis. 2a Division—Ist, G Aylward; accessit, A Kelly; 2d, M Carroll; accessit, A Payne. 3d Division—IlIst, M Burke; Handrahan; 2d, E Lockhart.

Geography Lst}Division Aggie Mc- | Innis. 1d Division—lIst, A Kelly; accessit, | 4 Payne; 2d, M Carroll; accessit, M Mc- | Donald. 3d Division—Ist, E Lockhart; | vccessit, M Burke; 2d, Annie Smith; acces sit, J Handrahan

Arithmetic Ist Division—Ist, Aggie Melnnis. 2d Division Ist, Aggie Kelly; sccessit, A Payne; 2d, May Carroll; acces- sit, M MeDonald. 3d Division—lst, Josie Handrahan; accessit, A Smith; 2d, E Lockhart; accessit, M Burke.

Geometry 2

accessit, J

Ist Division—2d, A McInnis; 2d Division — Ist, A Kelly; accessit, M McDenald; 2d, M Carroll: accessit, G

Aylward. 3d Division—lst, E Lockhart; accessit, A Smith. Algebra—Ist Division—Ist, A McInnis.

Sd Division

Payne; 2d,

' | Ist, M Carroll; accessit, A | ps 3d Division

G Aylward; accessit, A Kelly. Ist, E Lockhart; 2d A Smith. |

Latin—Ist Division A Melnnis. 2d/| Division—Ist, A Payne; accessit, G Ayl-| ward; 2d, M McDonald; accessit, M Car-

roll. 3d Division—Ist,.J Handaahan; 2d, application, A Smith

Literature—I1st Division—I1st, A McInnis. 2d Division—Ist, M Carroll; accessit, M McDonald; 2d, A Payne; accessit, A Kelly; od, A Smith.

_ Book-keeping — 2d Division — Ist, A Payne; accessit, M Carroll; 2d, M Mce- Donald; accessit, A Kelly. 3d Division lst, E Lockhart; accessit, M Burke.

Map Drawing—2nd Division—Ist, M Carroll ;accessit, A Kelly. 3rd Division— ist, E Lockhart; 2nd, M Burke.

Penmanship—ist Division—2nd, A Me- Innis. 2nd Division—Ist, A Payne ; ac-

cessit, M Carroll ; 2nd, G Aylward. 3rd Division --2nd, J Handrahan

Written Examinations, 2nd Division : number possible marks 700O—A Kelly, 695 ; \ Payne, 685; M Carroll, 662: M Me- | Donald, 644: G Aylward, 549: 3rd Divi- |

on—A Smith, 500; E Lockhart, 453; ‘+ Handrahan, 452 ; M Burke, 326.

GRADUATING COURSE,

Curriculum of Studies—English Compo- sition, Review of General History, Physical Geography, Book-keeping, Map Drawing, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Rhetoric, Literature, Natural Philosophy, Zoology, Logic, French and Latin.

The Gold Medal, the distinctive henor of this course, is awarded to those only who have obtained ninety per cent. of the marks for all the branches, and not less than seventy per cent. in any single branch. Miss Hughes and Miss Coonan, the two young ladies pursuing the studies of this course, have been successful in atiaining the required number of marks; Miss Hughes’ average per centage of marks 974 ; Miss Coonaan’s 95. 3

\ handsome copy of ‘* Fabiola,” the valuable gift of Rev. Fr. Allan McDonald, awarded for the highest marks in the Literature Class. The Misses Hughes, Coonan, Kelly, McInnis, Carroll, McDon- wld, Payne and Smith entered into com- petition for the prize. Papers examined by Rev. John J. McDonald; successful competitor Miss Hughes.

Prize for the highest marks in the Geo- metry Class, presented by Rev. Fr. Charles McDonald, competed for by the Misses Coonan, Hughes and Melnnis ; successful competitor Miss Coonan. :

Prize for the highest marks in the Latin Class, presented by Rev. Father Mcintyre

Competitors: Misses Hughes, Coonan and McInnis. Papers examined by Rev. P A McElmeel. Successful competitor- Miss Hughes.

Gold Medal for the highest marks in Christian Doctrine, presented by His Grace Archbishop O’Brien—Competitors : Misses Hughes, McInnis, Kelly, Payne, Aylward, Carroll, Burke, Handrahan. Papers ex- amined by Rev. Father McLean. Success- ful competitor : Miss Hughes.

French—Ist, Miss Hughes; accessit, Miss Coonan; 2nd, M Burke, J Waugh; accessit, E Lockhart, A Smith.

Music (Instrumental)—First Division : ist, harp and piano, E Benoit; accessit to ist, M Carroll; 2nd, J Handrahan; 3rd, L Halloran. Second! Division: 1st, Miss Coonan; accessit, A Smith; 2nd, A Mc- innis, E Lockhart, equal. Third Division: Ist, B McDonald; 2nd, S Callaghan. Fourth Division: 1st, M McLeod, M Benoit, equal ; 2nd, E McDonald, G Doyle. Fifth Division: Ist, L McInnis; 2nd, N Robins, M Coady, A Doyle.

Application—Eulalia Hegan, G Mcln- tyre, May McMillan.

Vocal Music—Ist, Miss Coonan; honor- able mention, Josie Handrahan.

Drawing—Ist, Mary Burke, accessit, E Lockhart, May Carroll, J Handrahan; 2nd, Ella Blake.

Fancy Work and Plain Sewing—Ist, E Lockhart; accessit, A Smith, A Payne; 2nd, Jennie Waugh; accessit, Clemmie McDonald; 3rd, May Aylward, Gertie Mc-

hern, May Benoit; accessit, Faustina Sullivan, Annie Merry.

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