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MILDALS AND PRIZE!

The Anderson Prize-Jlighest in Fourth Year Science subjects Philip Hardy, Charlottetown. ,

The S. N. Robertson Prize-- Highest standing in a full year's work including three courses from the English, Latin, French, Math- ematics, or a science oi the Fourth Year; Glenn Ward, North Hay, Ontario.

The Governor General’: Silver medal-Highest in Third Year; Wil ism Cairns, \Lower Freetown.

T e Governor GeneraPs Bronze Medab-Highest in Practice Teach- ing: Catherine Campbell, Elmira.

College Prizes-IV. Year: Glenn Ward, North Bay, Ontario; Al- phdnsus Keefe, Miscouche; Philip Ha dy, Charlottetown. III Year: Wi lam Cairns, Lower Freetown; Archibald Johnston, Murray River Gian MacDougall, Nine Mile Creek. ll Year: Ivan Dowling, Charlotte- fo n; James Tait, Southport. ll ‘(c r Normal: Dorothy Derby, i 7 ite'Sands; Hilda Mcllrure, Char- lottetown. I Year: Colleen Mac- Lean, Charlottetown, and Jenn MacLeod, Long River, equal.

D. A. MacKinnon Prize--A sil- ddnt. oi’ high standing in Third Y ar English: William Calms, Lower Freetown.

John Caven Prize -- Second in Second Year: lvan Dowling, Char- lottetown.

T. A. LePage Prize -- First in ldlrst Year: Colleen MscLean, Charlottetown, and Jean MacLeod, Long River equal.

econd Year: Jack Beairsto, Mal- peque. C. H. B. Longworth Prizb-First in Biology in Third Year: William nirns, Lower Freetown.

Hon. John Richards Scholar- ishipnﬂighest in Agriculture and its allied subjects, Chemistry and

Physics: D o n a 1 d a MacDonald, Glenfinnan. Mathematics Prize -- First in

sthematics in Third Year: Arch- ibald Johnston, Murray River.

Catholic Women's League Prizes --for languages: II Year: Doris Herring, Borden: I Year: Jean MacLeod, Long River.

Canadian Legion Prizes--A stu-

ln the First World War: Myrtle MacLeod, Charlottetown; A veter- an of the Second World War of high standing in the Third Year:

Thomas Keefe, Miscouehe. ‘ Prizes -- Highest standing in Physical Trai ing:

Christine MacLeod, Charlotte own;

OLD G. MacDONALD, Mount Stewart, P.E.I.; ALVIN MacLEAN, Northam, P. E. L; Horacs M. Wright, Bcdeque.

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goals in the Welsh Football League match with Newport County. James came home lawn a prisoner-oif-war caanp practically blind and generally in u. bad way, but. canedul musing ro- Luﬁfﬁd his health.

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"Patricia MacDonald, Glenfinnan; Betty King, Charlottetown; i Mar- lon Doyle, North Rusiico; Cather- ine Campbell Elmira; Alice Mar- tin Springton.

John d. Bell Debate Prizes -- Students of Second Year: William Bentley, Charlottetown; Drum- mond Cobb, Charlottetown; Leo Ennis, Greenfield; Marion Foy, Tryon; Donslda MacDonald, Glen- finnan; Annie MacEachern, Car- digan; James Tait, Soutzhport.

1938-39 Prince of Wales College Times Staff Medal--A student who has shown himself most efficient in extra-curricular student organi- rations: Elmer Blanchard, Char- lcttetown.

Moore and MacLeod Prize -

garet Beck, Montague.

Hon. George D. DeBlois Prize-- Second in the Commerce Class: Shirley MacLean, New Wlltshlre.

Hyndman and Company Prize--

een Kneabone, Oyster Bed Bridge.

William McLure Bursary -- The winner of s Third Year Certiﬁcate outstanding in student altivities: Leith Tierney, Charlottetown.

Royal Air Force Bursary "From the interest of a fund donated by the Royal Air Force, No. 31 G. F. S., awarded by the principal to the ‘best all-round air cadet of the Third or Fourth Year: William Shorren, Charlottetown.

Special Prizes -- Donated by members of the Stair on active

service: First in Second Year Latin: Ivnn Dowling, Charlotte- town; First in Second Year His-

‘iory: Doris Herring, Borden.

Prince o! Wales College Typing Prizes: Accuracy, Christine MIC- Millan, Belle River; Speed: Louise Gallant, Urbainville.

B. C. Keeping Prizes -- Highest In health examination; Third Year Normal: Marion Foyl, Tryon: High- est in health examination, Second Year Normal: Alice Martin, Springton.

Music Prlze-Jdighest in Music in the Normal classes: Betty King, Charlottetown.

Gordon DeBlois Memorial Prize “Presented to the male student of the Fourth Your Class who is con- "lilorod the best all round athlete and who has at least a Pass Stand- ing in the Year's work: Clayton Nicolle, Murray River. ‘

J. Alfred Blanchard Memorial Prize-Presented to the student of the Second Year standing Highest in French, donated by the family: Marie Arsenault, Urbainville.

Women's Institute Scholarships --Presented to the student from a rural area, attending Prince o! Wiles Collegeifor the first time, Ind ltlnding highest in the class: Special Matriculation Class: Shir- 107. Simpson, Belmont: I Your: i Joan MscLeod, Long River.

J. Leslie Shaw Prize -- First in '

dent or high standing with relative w

First in the Commerce Class? Mar- t

Third in the Commerce Class: Eil- Ea“

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J. Preston Tuplin Prizes -- Tho . ‘ ltanding highest in Soc- ond Year: Friend Herring, Mur- ray River. The student with tho highest standing in First Year Commerce: Davis Murray, Bed- eque. FOURTH YIAI.

HONOR DIPLOMA!

(Order of Merit)

(Students whose names are marked with an asterisk have a supplementary examination to write.)

Glenn Ward, North Bay, Ont- ario. Alphonsus Keefe, Mlsoouche. Arnold Hiltz, Sea View. Philip Hardy, Charlottetown. Eileen Lanrlrignn, Charlotte- town.

Doudlas MacDonald, Charlotte- town.

Clayton Nicolle, Murray River. Brian Cudmore, Charlottetown. Elmer Blanchard, Charlottetown. Mary MacGre-gor, Mount Stew--

art.

Leigh Millilgan, Derby. Joan MacDonald, Charlottetown. Ross Stewart‘, Charlottetown. ‘Donald Stacey, Charlottetown. Jean Nicholson, York.

Margaret MacLennan, Charlotte-

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William Sherren, Charlottetown. Graduating Diplomas Grant Compton, Charlottetown.

‘Alvin Nunn, Anglo Rustico. Clifford Herring, Murray River. ‘Gordon MucKenzie Borden. Louise Avard, Charlottetown. Wendell MacCannell, Charlotte- town.

‘David Moore, Albion.

Keith Carson, Charlottetown. Pulsed:

‘Harold Stewart, Montague.

Third Year Academic Certificates (Order of Merit)

William Cairns, Lower Freetown Archibald Johnston, Murray River. . Glen MacDougsll, Nine Milo Creek. _ i

Myrtle MacLeod, Charlottetown. Joan Large’, Charlottetown. Peter MacDonald, Bonshaw. Phyllis MacMlllan, Charlotte-

WII. Jsck Arblng, Woodstock. Francis Bell, North River. Thomas Keefe, Miscouche. Phyllis Aitken, Harvey Station, N. B. Percy Lnnigan, Souris West. Sylvi-i Simpson, Hope River. Leith Tierney, Charlottetown. Herbert Manuel, Charlottetown. Paul Keys. Charlottetown. Donald MacLeod, Charlotte- town. Albert Sinclair, Charlottetown. Dorothy Read, Brae. Joy Herring, Murray River. Kilmer MacMillan, (Zharlotte- town. Maurice DeLory, Georgetown. William MacQuarrie, Hampton. Kenneth Martin, Springton. Joyce MaePhsil, Clyde River. Vernon Lea, Tryon. Wilson Ross, Victoria Cross. Ruth Nicholson, York. Third Your Academic Pool Lllt (Order of Merit)

‘William Thompson, Charlotte-

own. Adrian Peters, Charlottetown. ‘Gordon Quigley, Charlottetown. Rutih Yeo Montague.

‘Emily Higgins, South Melville. James Stewart, Wood Islands

Ralph Holman, Charlottetown. ‘William Burleigh, Charlotte- town.

‘Vernon Clark, North Wiltshire.

Robert Campbell, North Wilt- shire. _ ‘Wllmont Robertson, Hunter River.

Sterling Stewart, New Perth. ‘Margaret Doyle, North Rustlco. Clifton Court, Dunstaﬂnage. James Trainor, Charlottetown. Wendell Carr, Charlottetown. ‘George Campbell, Charlottetown. Preston Sanderson, Grand View. Maurice Brehaut, Charlotte- town. ‘Albert Aitken, Montague. ‘Jack Proud, Charlottetown. ‘John Murnaghsn, Charlottetown.

Third and Fourth Year Clans Lists ENGLISH 2.

Class 1 Glenn Ward, Alphonsus Keck, Wanda MacMillun.

Class 2 Philip Hardy, Jean Nich- olson, William Sherren, Fiorine Evans, Joan MacDonald, Georgina King, Margaret MncLennan, Mary MacGregor.

Passed: Eileen Landrigsn, Gor- don MacKenzie, Claire MacDonald, Elmer Blanchard, Louise Avsrd, Angus MacDonald, Grant Coup- ton.

ENGLISH 1.

Class l William Cairns, Sister Saint Dorothy, Sister Mary Arn- old, William Burleigh, Lois Com- pton, Sister Saint Aloysius, Marlon Foy, Archibald Johnston, Phyllis MlcMillnn, Glen MsoDougsll, Lorin Mair, Joy l-ierrlnl- J05"

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