MAYg16, 1951 GOIWQILA-'I'I0ll

continued from pas! 1 and Marlene Warren, Charlotte-

:1. The T.u A. LePsge Prize-student wn.-yin; highest in the First Year: lvllliam Msccsnneil, Charlotte-

town. -

lie Shaw sehoiu-ship g.'I.'.i.l.'ilf.'nainz highest in the ',;,,..... Year: Elizabeth Gillie. grand view, and lvfarlene Warren.

gown, us.

Cllieliotg. H. B.eqLongworth Prize- standing highest in Biol- ogv in the Third Year: Marion schurmiin. central Eedeque.

The Hon. John Richards Prize- A successful student of the Fourth Year who intends pursuing the ftudy of Agriculture at an Agri- culturslcollege: Carol Marie Coles.

tetown. CI'1IilaotMathematics Prime-Student danding highest in Mathematics in the Third Year: Earl Bruce,

' nls. wggtliscillc Women's League Prizes -Girl students of the First and second Year standlnz highest in Enclish, Latin and French:

11, Year: Jean Diamond, Char-

loi tctown.

1 Year: Wilma Wood. Central 3 , it n(g.l;Ii?disn Legion Prize-A stu-

dent who is a near relative of a veteran of the First World War: 1...-derici; Stewart. Spring Park-

vrhe John H. Bell Debate Prizes - second Year students who have .,,..,..-n marked ability 1" iimblic ;..'...iring: Barry Beers, Charlotte- tcuii: A"dl"ii-Y Gallant, Duvar, Adi-laicle Inmnn, Argyle Shore, Melvin MacDougull, Blooming Pt; l"lnl't'llCe Mathesonr Albion Cross. Eleanor Murray. Braclalbnna; Rob- ”, Platts. Charlottetown.

The was-1939 P. w. C. College Times staff Medal-A student who fllOWS himself most efficient in g;;l1'a-Clilllclllllr student organizat- jnllii Robcrt Frizzcll, Springfield West.

Moore 5,; MHCI.-eOd Limited Prize .-Siudcnt standing hlilhesir in lb” Graduating Class Commerce: Ann MacDonald. Georgetown. ,

lion. George D. DeBlois Prise- siudt-nt standing second highest in the Graduating Class in Com- merce; Isabel Maclsaac, Rock Bar-

rs. Hyndman .2 Company Ltd- Prim -student standing third in the Graduating Class in Commerce. u,.,,,,rie Huestls, Wilmot Valley.

William McLure Bursary-The it inner of A Third Year Certificate outstanding in student activities: Phyllis Cutcliffe, Charlottetown.

Gordon Denlois Memorial Prize ..The male student of the Fourth year who wins a diploma in the iiork of the year. and Who 15 Cons sidcred the best athlete: PhiliP Jardine, Charlottetown.

J. Alfred Blanchard Memorial Prize-The student of the Second Year standing highest in French. donated by the family: Sylvina Gaudct, Miscouche.

Women's Institute Prizes-The student from e. rural area. attend- ing Prince of Wales College 101' W9 lll'5l2 time. and standing highest 1'3 me class--Special Maticulatlon: June Darby. White sands: 1. Ye"- Bruce Maciilhley. East Wiitehlre-

Royal Air Force Bursary-From the interest of a fund donated by the Royal Air Force. No. 31 G-Fi3-- awarded by the principal in ""5 best all round air cadet 0i We Third or Fourth Year: James Ib- boti, Charlottetown.

,1. Preston Tuplin Prim. iii ihe Fourth Year: Lila Howe. M11?"-5' lfarbour.

H, M. Simpson Prize-Eiudeni aim has attained the hishesislmd in lyplng: Doris Hiiliori, Charlotte- town.

The Prince of Wales College Medal for accuracy in typins: Aim Worthy, Charlottetown.

The Professor George E. Robin- son Scholarship-The student who has already won a Third Year Cer- tificate and this year ranlss third in the Fourth Year: Dallas sentry- Charlottetown. .

ksamuei N. Robertson Scholarship --The student from Prince County of highest standing in the Third Year: Eleanor MacQuaid, Rich- ruoitd.

Girls Hi-Y (Beta Chapter) Prize -The girl student who was most outstanding in extra-curricular ac- tiviiles and who has attained Cet- tliiraie standing: Heather Mac- Lt-an, New Wiltshire.

7 Readers' D ig e s t Valedictorlal mile. presented by the R.esders' Digest to the Valedictorian of the Graduating Class: Bruce Moore. Boiriial.

Birks Medal for Art: Margaret

i Ellis, 0'Leary.

The Alumni Association Prizes. in the Fourth Year: Anna Veals. Port Hill; in the Third Year. Alan cillmvion. Kensington.

jliniirili Year Honour Diplomas

: (Order of Merit)

Albert Johnstonn Monvoegue. lsabel MacLeod Charlottetown.

,D,a”55 Siliiivry. Charlottetown.

-1919. Howe. Murray Harbor. .

.&.;roi Marie Colcs, Charlotte-

) Aim Veale. Port Hill.

,n"l" Giiiie-!. Charlottetown. E,-ioyd Simmons. Summerside. Hrcdt-rick Stewart, Spring Park. irzai-her MacLean, New Wilt-

- gel! MacLean. Miscouche.

hwivlniey Met.-Nair. Gierlotte.

fl. Philip Jnrdlne. Charlottetown. Rf! MacLeod. New Glasgow. . ichard Doyle. Charlottetown.

Fourth Year Graduating Diplomas

(Order of Merit)

Elmer Mackenzie. Charlotte. town. Bruce Moore. Pownal. Robert Frizzell. springriem West. Allison Holmes. East Royalty. John Yeo. Montague. 'Glenn Sudsbury, Kensington. 'Wlllard Macxsy, Clinton, 3059” Alnew. Cardigan. fBlair Kelly. South-port. Solomon Tnweel, Charlottetown. Margaret MIClMI.l!'dO. North Bedcque.. fl-icnry Hurry, Wliisloe.

Fourth Year Pass List

'Leith Douglas. Charlottetown. 'Graham Jenkins. Charlotte-

I1. 'Edwin Kelly. Charlottetown. 'Lane MacKinley, Charlotte- town. Sterling Robbins. Kinross. Leigh Walton, Desable. l'Cherlea Williams, Tyne Val- ey.

Third Year Certificates

(Order of Merit)

Eleanor MacQusid, Richmond.

Earl Bruce, High Bank.

Marion Schrurman, Central Bed- eque. '

Alan Champion, Kenslngton.

Jacqueline Cummlskey, Mt. Stewart. Shirley MacDonald, New Do- rninlon.

Eimon Nicolle. White Sands. Richard Ferguson, Hampton. Joyce Procter. Charlottetown. Ernest Mubch, Mt. Herbert. Joan Rogerson. Charlottetown. 'Lloyd Cutcliffe. Fredericton. Ewen Huestis, North Carleton.. Roy Campbell, Uigg.

James lbbott, Charlottetown. Winston Smith, Pownal.

John MacNaughi, Summerslde. Phyllis Cubcliffo, Charlottetown

Third Year Pass List

'SllC'liCn Adams, Conway. 'Maurecn Blake, Charlottetown. 'Doris Clark, Charlottetown. 'R.oger Clark. Central Royalty. Garth Crockett, Charlottetown. Pauline Cumimiskey, Mt. Stew- art.

'Florence Dunbar, Alma.

Mary Beth Harris. Charlotte- town.

'Gordon Jenkins. Millviow.

folga Jenkins. Vernon River.

'Mae Kelly, Elliotvale.

Norma Kennedy, Guelph, Ont- ario.

'Donald Large. Charlottetown.

'John MacAndrew, Charlotte- town.

'William MsoAndreiv, Charlotte- MacE1roy, Charlotte- town.

' obert MacEwen, St. Peter's fwendell Macxenzie, Milton. 'John Maollae, Cross Roads.

'Suzan.ne Palmer, Charlotte- town.

'William -Platts, Charln'.ietou'n.

fvernon Richards, C1i.irioite- town.

'Sylvia Sullivan. Gt-cc::”cld.

'Franik Sumsrah, t'h.1:-iotte- town.

fLillian Thompson, Dunsl.alf-

nagc. William Underhay, Eglington.

'Hai-old Warren, Charlottetown. 'Donald Webster, Mslpeque Rd. Errol Wood, Eglington.

'Frank Zakern, Charlottetown.

Second Year Certificates

(Order of Merit) Elizabeth Gillie, Grand View. and Marlene Warren, Charlotte- town, equal. Jcan Diamond. Charlottetown. Florence Mstheson. Albion Cross. Karl Reardon. Charlottetown. Irene Maofnnls, Charlottetown. Kathleen Coffin, Rollo Bay West Helen Massey, Charlottetown. June Derby, White Sands. Clare Dennis, Port Hill. My-ra Murphy. Chsnlottetown. Doris Jenkins. South Wlnaloe. Terrence Macwade, Charlotte- town. . Noreen Dolron, Charlottetown. Margaret Ellis, 0'Leary. Carol Ci-eelman. Charlottetown. Linwood Gillie, Point Prim. Gall LeLechc-ur. Murray Har- bor. . Earl Jewell. Charlottetown. Robert Platte, Charlottetown. Bessie Rodd, Harrington. Eileen MacDonald, Little Pond. Betty Huestle. Wilmot Valley. Beatrice Mair. Georgetown. June Bowman, North Wiltshiiv. Noreen Maccsrthy, Moreli. Elizabeth Lewis, Charlottetown. Kenneth Tulle. Charlottetown. Barry Beers, Charlottetown. Ray Connolly, Charlottetown.

second Year Pass List

'Elizabeth Aitlren. Bridge.

rrlorence Arsensult. Charlotte- town.

fnsrbere Beck, Montague. ,

'Donsld Burgess, Charlotte-

town. William Callbeck, Bedeque. fDouglas Cameron, Charlem- town. Joan Cameron. C” lottetown. 'NIi-me Coles, North Milton. 'Josn Connolly. Charlottetown. '1-lerry Cook. Parkdnlo. 'Frsnk Currie. Charlottetown.

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Saint John, N. B., in February 1928. Norah DeBlois, Charlottetown.

'Charles Frizzell, Marshfield. tDonald Gallant, Charlottetown. fEdna Gallant, Charlottetown. fJoseph Gallant, Charlottetown. fwai-rcn Howatt, Tryon West. flx'aihleen l-lutchison, Charlotte- town.

'l-Edgar Jones. Charlottetown. fl-larold Jones, Charlottetown. Baird Judson, Alexandra.

'Ann Kcays, Elmira.

'Jolianna MacDonald, Char- lottctown.

.l..e0llaFd MacDonald, Mt. Stew- art.

'Mabei MacDonald, Winsloe South.

'Davida MacEachcrn, Charlotte- town. '

'Gordon MacEachern. Appin Road.

'Lorne McGuigan. St. Patrick's. 'Joan Maclnnis, Elliotvsle. 'Sheila Maclnnis, Spring Park. fMinn-ie MacKenzie, Charlotte- town. Dorothy MacLaren. Charlotte- town. i fDorothy MacLellan, Charlotte-

wn.

Noe-1 MacMiilan. Charlottetown.

'Marie MzicQua'id, Mlllcove.

'Beverley Mac-Swain. Charlotte- town.

Eleanor Murray. Bradaibane.

'Leila Muttart. Marshfield.

'Sally Osborne, Central Royal-

ty. 'Veda Rodd, Winsloe South. fBcrnadette Itossiter, Charlotte-

'Arlcne Saunders, Charlotte- town.

'Arthur Seaman, O'Leary.

flaeith 'f'hompson. Charlotte- town.

'Leith Townsend, Sherbrooke. Junior Williams, Tyne Valley.

First Year Certificates

(Order of Merit)

William Maccannell. Charlotte- town.

Lloyd Seaman. Charlottetown.

Briar Chandler, Charlottetown.

Bruce MacKlnley, East Wilt- shire.

Shirley Clay, Parkdale.

Mary Gillis. st. Peter's North.

Charles Maclnnis, Mt. Mellick.

Arthur Clark, Brooklyn.

Maureen Bohaker, Charlotte- town.

Marlene Davison, Kensington.

Margaret Williams, Parkdale.

Wilma Wood, Central Royslt.y.'

Joyce MacKay, Sea View.

Joan Dillon, Charlottetown.

Chrissie MacLeod, South Gran- ville.

Merwyn Scott, Meadow Bank.

Mary Lewis, Freetown.

Vern Newson. Brsckley.

Norris Mizuno, Central Bedcque

Colette Matters, Westmoreland. Gerard Arsenault, Charlotte- iorwn.

Joan MacDonald, 0'Leary. Jean Campbell, Park Corner. Marjorie Hurst, Charlottetown. John MscDougall. Charlotte- town. Shirley Stewart, Sea View. Phyllis M.-iclsaac. Hebron. . Mary Simpson, Hope River. Marion MacDougall, Lower Mon- tague. Gertrude River. Marion MacDonald. Eldon. Doreen Dennis. Arlington. June Semple. Kcnsington. Louis Pauli, Charlottetown Elaine Glover. Kensington. Ivan Munn, Murray River. Audrey Horne, Parkdale. Joyce Stewart. Central Royalty. Jeanette Trainor, South Mel- ville. Roma Msocloskey. Emyvale. fxeith Benton. Charlottetown. 'Marina Buell, Charlottetown. 'Mary Walker, Johnston's Riv-

Bsrrett. wheatley

First Year Pass List

'Wil.bert Adams. Victoria Cross. 'Leone. Atkins, Glenroy. 'Cody Banks, Poplar Grove. 'Josn Beoirsto. Melpeque. 'Kstherine Buchanan, Bonshaw. - '.l"iorence Cahlil. North Bedeque. 'ian Cameron. Charlottetown. 'Lutle Campbell. North Wilt- shire. 'Rosiileen Carragher, Broolsvslo. 'Bei-yl Colea. North Milton. 'Gerald Connors, Charlotte-

wn. 'Ruth Currie, Hsntsport. N.S. 'Orvllle Diamond. Charlotte-

lawn.

tPliylIis Dover. Dunstaffnege. 'Msrgsret Doyle, St. Patrick's. fBsi-bars England. West Royalty. 'Bernlce -Flood. Green Bay. fnei-nice Gm. New Haven.

Inn Gillies. Charlottetown. 'Cllfford Oillil, Charlottetown. frlorence Oillls, Lyndale. 'Elir.abeth Griffin, Lower New-

town. 'Robert Hsmbley, Charlotte- 9'4"

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

'Charle.s Hine, Charlottetown. Irma Holmes, East Royalty. Robin Houston. Charlottetown. 'Ralph Howes, Mt. Herbert. 'Joseph Hoyt, Charlottetown. 'Beity Hughes, Harrington. . 'Kenneth Judson, Pownal. 'William Keenan, Murray Riv- cr. - Freda MacCallum, Charlotte-

wn. 'Orvellne Maccarville, Emerald. 'Ann MacDonald, Ca-ble Head East. 'Lewis MacDonald. Charlotte-

MaoDonsld, Winsloe South. ' 'JOan MacGuire, Charlottetown. - 'Georgc Macxenzie, St. Cath- 0rine's. Joan MacKinnon, Charlottetown. William MacKinnon, Charlotte- town. fClsir MacLeod. Bonshaw. 'Norma Jean Macbeod, New Glasgow. 'Phyllis Macbeod. Grand View. Donald MacNeill. Charlottetown. Marion MscNclll. St. Peter's South. 'Nancy MacNevin, Charlotte- town. 'Rena MacNevin. Canoe Cove. fwanda MacNevin, Bonshaw. Ian MacQuarrie, Hampton. Gordon Matheson, Heather- dale. - 'Margaret Matthews, Elmsdale. 'Cathei-ine Millar, Murray Har- bor North. fstcrling Dulcinea fwilliam town. fcarolyn Nelson, Charlottetown. 'Joan Nicholson. Mt. Buchanan. fSamuel Prowse, Murray Har- bor. 'Freda Richards. Mt. Mellick. fElecta Roberts. Charlottetown. 'Jean Robertson, Dunstaffnage. fBai-bara Rupert, Charlottetown. fMarjoric- Scott, Marshfield. 'Donald Simmonds, Charlotte- town. 'Dorothy Simmonds, Charlotte- town. fPhyllis Sinnot, Bristol. Doreen Smith, Central Royalty. tDorothy Smith. East Royalty. 'James Smith, Pownal. 'Verna Stetson, OiLeary. 'Amette Stewart, Murray Haz- bor. 'Miriam Strang, New Dominion. 'Joanne Tanton, Charlottetown. 'Betty Underhay, Eglington. fcartcr Vanlderstine, Alma. 'Robert Webster, Marie. fRobert White, Rennie's Road. Haldaine Williams. Tyne Val-

Moore, Pownal. Morrison. Fredericton. Murphy, Charlotte-

y.

'Franccs Wilson. Charlottetown. 'Donald Wood. Marshfield. 'Orvil1e Wood. Alexandra. Verna Wood, North ryon. . 'Wallace Wood, Marshfield.

Normal Training List Passed -- Certificate Standing

(Order of Merit)

Lorraine Hughes, Nor-boro. Clara Simmons, Summerside. Ena MacEac'nern, Appin Road. Marlene Dixon. Little Sands. Dorothy Coffin. Cherry Hill. Audrey Coles, North Milton. Sylvina Gsudet, Miscouche. Isabel Bre-haut, Murray Harbor. Edna MacEwen, Rollo Bay East Agnes Duffy, Webster's Corner. Agnes Tralnor, Kelly's Cross. Louise Dolron, St. Mary's. Audrey Gallant, Duvar. Catherine Wood, Rollo Bay West. Helen Cullen. lifillcove. Grace Deity, Abram's Terrence Gallant. Duvsr. Gerard Fraser, Summerville. Virginia Fleming. Stanley Bridge.

Adelaide lnmsn, Argyle Snare. Meredith MacLean, New Argyle.

Mary MacKay. Stanley Bridge. Helen Lund, Glenroy.

James Whalen, Elliotvale.

Mary Murphy, Cardigan. Georgia Dover, Plsquid Eut. Constance Jay, Mt. Stewart. Oswald Gallant, Stella Maris. Nellie Montgomery, Park Cor-

ner. Eliza Morrison. Mt. Buchanan. Melda MacCaull, Ellerslie. Genevieve Cormier, Waterford. 'Bedford MacDonald, Little Pond. 'Joseph Condon, Charlottetown.

Passed - Certificate Standing conditioned In one subject.

O'Brien'e

Village.

'Alfreda O'Brien,

Road. 'Ellzabeth Dunn, Gasperelux.

Normal Trslnln List (Passed Conditionally)

'Joyce Aitken, Eglington. fPsullne Arsenauli, Mayfield. Louise Brehaut, Lyndsle. Catherine Buchanan, Hazel Grove.

Theresa Cameron. Summenlde. 'Allne,Corrnler, St. Philip. Yvonne Dolron, St. Ignatius. Norah Doyle, St. Ann's.

'Doris Dunn, Gaspereeux. fHelana Gallant, Millvale. 'Betty Gillts, Lyndale.

fvelma Gillie. Ocean View. 'Dor-othy Green, Pt. 1 Pierre.

Trinidad. B. W. I. '

Eugene Hennessey. Little Hal'-

r. 'Cliarloti.e Hughes, Pisquid Eut. Mary Hughes, Millcove. fBesil Maccann, East Royalty. 'William Msccaull, Ellerslie. Genevieve MacDonald, Glenfin-

nan. fmarjorie MacDonald. Tlgnisii. "Noreen MacDonald, Cardigan. 'Vlolq MacDonald, Plat River.

fBlanche Macbougall, Tyne Valley.

Melville Mecbougali. Blooming Point. ' Marion Macllwon. St. Peter's South.

Anna Maefnnis, Eyrne's Road. Elmer Meclnnts, Pes.ke's Ste-

tion. Marion Maclnnls. Byrne's Road. Mary Msclntyre, Bayside. Helen Macluac, Ulgg. 'Peti-icia Macluac. Bear River South. Elizabeth Macxcnsie. Cable Held

est. 'Antoinette Mlddix. 30. Gilbert. 'Edltii Msthesoo, Emerald.

'Leona Morrissey. East Royal-

ty. . 'Lorrainc Morrisey, East Roy- alty. 'Shirley Mullen, Glenaladale. 'Juretta Murray, Bradalbane. William Plneau, Fcrnwood. Bilbiana Rice, Glcnlanning. Dorothy Rice, Glcnfanning. Helen Roche, Glenfanning. 'Marie Rooney, Orwell Cove. 'Clai-inda Simpson, Hope River. 'Joseph Steele, Morell. 'Mary Thompson, Southamp-

n. 'John Trowsdale, Westmore- land.

Commerce Certificates (Order of Merit)

Ann MacDonald. Georgetown.

Isabel Maclsaac, Rock Barra.

Marjorie Huestis, Wilmot Val- ley. Sadie MacKarris, Charlottetown Esther Johnston, Crapaud. Elaine Gill, Charlottetown. 'Marion Hyncs, Charlottetown. Joyce Panting. Wood Islands West.

Georgina Cairns, Lower Free-

wn.

Marie Taylor, Rocky Point. Ann Worthy, Charlottetown. Hazen HOSE. Vernon River. Doris Cozidy, Charlottetown. Gladys Dixon, Kingsboro. Eleanor Minchin, New Perth. Marion Arsenauit, Coleman. Leah Duffy, Charlottetown. Imelda Kano, Morcll Rear. 'Nonma Pound. Hazel Grove. Barbara Gallant, Charlottetown. Doris Hillion, Charlottetown. 'Kcith Brchziut, Charlottciciwn. Adeline Peters, Rollo Bay East. Dorothy Deuar. Malpeque Road Katherine MacDonald, Souris. fLeah Pickering. Clinton. 'Charlottc Cairns, Lower Free-

town.

'Elaine Humphrey, Kensington. 'Inez MacPhcc, Souris.

'1-lclcn Simpson, Bay View. 'Jean Zakcm, Charlottetown. 'Jean Donald, Alma.

'Viola Munn, Hopefield. 'Cecelia Maccue, Nail Pond.

Commerce Pass List

'Gloria Burdctt, Fan-view. 'Shirley Campbell. Charlotte-

town. 'Shirley Downe, Charlottetown. fRuvby Drummond, South Free-

town. 'Eva MacPhail, Cornwall.

First Year Commerce File List

'Beity Arthur. Charlottetown. Ann Bell. Wood Islands West. Vaunda Bucll, Charlottetown. 'Juanita Camp-bell, Desable. Sheila Connick, Kensingion. Everett Court, Milicove. 'Marjorie Gamester, Spring Park. 'Seldon Giilis, Point Prim. 'Betty Hurry, West Royalty. Myron Ling, York.

'Bctty MacDonald, Murray Har-

bor. Vernon MacLean, Murray River. 'Florlne Maclvlillan, Wood Is- lands West.

Leona Noonan, Albany. June Pippey, Suuthpori. fVera Stewart. Charlottetown. Mildred Walker, Charlottetown.

Following is a partial text of the Principal's address delivered by Dr. Frank MapKinnon at the Convo- cation of Prince of Wales College yesterday:

I "It is my privilege to welcome to Convocation the parents and friends of the students of Prince oi Wales and to join with them in extending congratulations and cuwuiagement at the end of a successful year's work. Once more we bid farewell to s. graduating (class and wish them success in the future.

"On behalf of all assembled I wish to extend a particular greet- ing to His Honour the Lieutenant Governor who, in performing for i the first time the traditional func- tions of official visitor to the Col- lege, becomes the twenty--fifth Governor of Prince Edward Island to act in this capacity. One of his predecessors, the Honourable liretus W. Young. was appointed Royal Visitor to the Central Acad- emy by King William the Fourth in 1834, and the history of the College since that time has fully justified the hopes expressed in the Royal Charter that the insti- tution should serve faithfully the cause of higher learning and the needs of the young people of this Province.

"The session which ends today has been a very successful one and no of the faculty are proud of our association with the many fine young people with whom we have worked. The number of them who have done well is gratifying, par- ticularly in the senior years. If they follow the examples of their predecessors their careers in later life will do credit to themselves, ti-eir parents, and their instruct- ors.

"Success in studies is, of course. only e. part of college education and many of our students have benefited enormously from thr: successful extra-curricular activit- ies which have been a feature of ithe year. Many of these activities lhave been carried on through. the leadership of the Students Coun- cll, the Athletic Association and the College Times, and I must record with pleasure our associat- ions with the student leaders of these bodies.

"As usual some students have not done well. We ask them to persevere in overcoming their dir- ficulties and to come to us if there is any help we can give. They will be assured of every encouragement and cooperation. .

Cultural Intereeia

"Cultural interests have also been valuable to many students and we have noted several talent- ed musicians, debaters, and artists in our midst. I cannot mention all of them, but I must record the achievement of Miss Margaret El- lis of 0lLea.ry who won a Mari.- Lime-wide art contest, thus being the second student to bring this award to the College in two years. The splendid work of the Art De-

Discusses iliducation And P.W.C. Year

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,i!Ac:a NINE

partment well merits the provision. this year for the first time, of I. medal for proficiency in art do- nated by Henry Birks and sons.

"It is a pleasure to record a new and successful innovation-the Prince of Wales College Concert Scrfes. The provision of good concert music and the encourage- ment of talented young Canadian artists have been important inter- ests of many colleges throughout the Dominion and Prince of Wales has accepted her share of this duty. Two Prince Edward Island artists and two promising young people, one from Sackville and one from Toronto, gave splendid per- formances which began the Series most ausplciously. It is hoped that the Series will be an annual feat- ure, and already a most promising group of distinguished young art- ists have been engaged for next season.

"We were privileged to welcome distinguished scholars whose visits on important missions were most fruitful. Monseigneur Ferdinand Vandry,Rcctor of Laval University, delivered the second annual sam- uel Robertson Memorial Lecture. Professor Robert MacGrcgor Daw- son, one of Canada's leading schol- ars and literary figures, and Dr. Dudley Stamp. a geographer of world-wide renown, visited us on behalf of the Social Science Re-

I

search Council of Canada which has been doing much to promote scliolarsliip and cooperation among, the Dominion's educational insti-; tutions. Like our sister colleges, we' find the exchange of ideas result-i ing from such visits most helpful. '

Alumni Organized l

"One of tlic highliglits of the? year has been the formation oi", the Alumni Association. Many old and faithful friends of the College! came together last autumn to form a society which will do much to, wcscrve the loyalties and friend-I ships of successive generations of, Prince of Wales students. and en-. ziblc the College to retain its in- tcrest in those who have spentj some time within its halls. The: response has been very gratifying so far, and we are proud to honor the Association by having its first president, His Lordship, the Chief Justice, as our Convocation speak- er-today. It is a greast pleasure for me to record our grateful thanks to the Association for do- nating two new prizes. one in each of the two final years. We are proud of our Alumni and we look forward to the future of their organization.

t'The Principal's Convocation ad- dress in any institution inevitably records many successes. But it must never overlook the darker slda or give the impression of smug satisfaction with existins conditions. The field of education is always changing and any insti- tution is guilty of the highest folly if it fails to keep abreast of the newest developments. Moreover, it

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