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i’ Pound; 2. Lois Hayter: 3, Ada Carr; $4, Constance Colwell;

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PRINCE ST. SCHOOL .

Following is the list of winners of certificates and prizes»-

Grade L-Miss Stewart: 'Certiilcstes of Merit.-—l. Gracie Diamond: 2, Walter Livingstone; 3, Doris Collier: 4. Stephen Mills: 5, Ellsworth Whcatley.

Certificates of perfect attendance “m; punctuality-Eleanor Bradley. 1 year; Robert Chandler. 1 year.

‘special prize for first place clued-Gracie Diamond.

Grade L-Mlss Taylor:

_ Certificates oi’ Merit.-—1, Cliflord dgmpbgll; 2, Harvey Campbell; 3, Lloyd Weeks; 4. Ralph Gordon; 5. Any Harper.

Attendance Certificates-Florence I Mcquarrie. .

special prize for first place in l elssa-Cliflcrd Campbell.

Grade I.-—Miss Bourke: l

Certificates of Merit, — 1. Helen I

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Hughes Lawson: 2. Kiltilfin" Jean show; 3, Thelma Evelyn Larter; 4 William Keith Rogers; 5. Earl ‘Ash- ley Wonnacott.

Attendance Certificates, — Row- land Herbert Jewell, 1 year. l gpeclal prize for first place in close-Helen Hughes Lawson.

Grade II.—-Miss Aitken:

Certificates of Merit,—1, Alfreda Pickard; 2. Temple Hooper; 3, Ruth Hood; 4. Ruth Puncher; 5. Hazel Clark. r

Attendance Certificates: — Doris Dalziel. 2 years; Margaret McLen- nan, l year; Temple Hooper, 1 year.

special prize for first place in clnsa-Alfreda Pickard.

Grade IL-Miss Yeo:

Certificates of Merit, — l. Char- lotte Gordon; 2. Roberta Hill; 3, Norman McLeod; 4. Jean McDon- aid; 5. Ralph Roper.

Attendance Certificates. — Bruce Chandler, 2 years; Robert McKen- zle, 2 years:; Arthur Perry, 2 years; John Mel-cod. 1 year.

Special prize for first place in

" close-Charlotte Gordon. Grade III-Miss Jamicson: Certificates of Merit-i, Barbara

5. Patricia Ritchie and Lawrence Toombs.

Attendance Ccrtificatesr-Barbaru ;Pound, 2 years: Mary Stevenson, 2 l years; Rose White, 1 year; Adn ‘Carr. 1 year.

Special prize for first place in class-Barbara Pound. ' 31386181 prize for 100% in spelling, l-Constance Colwill.

Grade IIL-Miss Toombs:

Certificates of Merit-ll, Elton Worth; 2, Nora Downe; 3, Cather- ine Downe; 4, Maurice Brady; 5, ‘Marian Cudmore. l Attendance Certificates. — Nora Downe, Lois Mills, John Simmons, Elton Worth. '

Special prize for first place in glassp-Elton Worth.

Grade I-V.--Miss Toombs:

Certificates of Merit-l, Helen Roper; 2, Mary Bradley: 3. Donald Eaton; 4, Charle Pickard; 5, Sally Hughes. -

Attendance Certificates. -— Mary Bradley,‘ Patricia Worth.

Special prize for first place in class-Helen Roper.

GradelV-Miss Owen:

Certificates of Merit. — 1. Stella Jay; 2, John McLeod; 3, Doris Sim- monds: 4. Dugald Ramsay; 5, Mar- garet Large.

Attendance Certificates, —- Ray Hood, 4 years; Marion Monteith, 2 years; Doris Simmonds, 1 year; Du- gald Ramsay. 1 year.

Special ‘prize for first place in chase-Stella Jay.

Grade V.—-Miss Fullerton:

Certificates of Merit-l, John Mc- Neill; 2, Doris McDougall: 3. Helen Callbeck; 4, Dena Court; 5. Marion Rogers.

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lti P' ' 1‘ D tl-Prre- Attendance Certificates. — Elma 2mg‘, 05b‘: fll9p§ojeph “'}.,,,,,,,,_ Brown. 4 years; Francis Hatton, 4 l‘ gqunny merited by Jamgs Duffy years; Pearl Stevenson. 4 years; and Reginald Mc1jena'n_ _won gy

Joan McNeil]. 2 years; Eleanor James Duffy wim“ 3 Ya“; 1"'°"“°° Cm- 1 Gold Coin for Arithmetic in

year. Special prize for first place in mesa-Joan McNeil]. Grade VI.—Miss Watson: Certificates of Merit.-1, Edith Shaw: 2, Doris Birt; 3. Gladys Laf- ierty: 4. Annie Gill; 5. Ila Jay. Attendance Certificates. —- Mabel Hillier. 6 years: Ruth Young. 5 years; Ruth Brown, 4 years; Noble

~__ l Cudmore, 4 years; Gladys Laflerty. D6810“ won by Luyou 3 years; Frances Clawson, 2 years; ' _ . 1 Ada Derrah, 2 years; Eva Derrah. so“! °°"‘.,f°';,i§§.t,'§y_'yylf§n'§§ 2 years: Doris Birt, 1 year; Annie by M" Edwm

Gill. l year; Mary Gili, 1 year; Ed- ith Shaw. 1 year; Dora Ward. i year.‘ Sadie ‘Worth. 1 year. special prize for first plnce in claret-Edith Shaw. Grade VII-M. Irving: Trustees’ Certificates for Merit,- i. Florence Simmons; 3. Doris Ferguson. 3. Emma MacLennan. ' 4. Jean Williams.

- C n dian HlSwFY 5. Muriel Dover. wifi airmii-Prcgeifted by tlge Trustees’ Certificates for punctu- Duuglilcrs of the Empire-will‘ Y

“my and regular attendance.- Kathaleen McConnell, 1 year; Pearle

Hfibbs. l year; Eleanor Stewart. 1 ior-ado 1X.) Daughters of tiie Empire-Willi “Y Gerard McKinnon.

Yilill‘; June Higgins, l year; Muriel Dover. 1 year; Elaine Ramsey. 2 Yell"; Dorothy McAleer, 2 years; Hazel Johnston, 5 years: Emma MacLennan, 5 years.

Final Certificates for Penmanship -—Editli Hill, Doris Ferguson, Jean

illlsms. Emma McLennan. Flor- once Simmons. 011a Partridge. Mu- riel Dover, Dorothy McAleer. Pearle Hobbs. Doris Whitlock, Norma 32m. Margaret Cameron. Doris

ms. '

special prize for first place in

IMP-Florence Simmons.

Glide Vlli.-Mill ‘Ilait:

Certificates of Merit-i, Marjorie film‘: 2. Evelyn Simmons: 8. Mar- iillie Bil-w: 4. Rosella William; t. Erma Patterson.

Department of Education Public School OGPIIDOIQBr-(OHIEI of mer- (ti-Evelyn Simmons, Marjorie I‘. Marjorie Shaw, Erma Pat- n- Mil Miller. Mary 505°" Rfllalll

Gradc VI-(Mr. -Pre.=ented by Councillor T. W. L.

Grade Iii-Presented by Councillor T.W.L. Prowse--Won by Ted Mc- Miilan.

Grade Vlli.-Presented by COW" Pius Callaghan.

gress in Grade IL-Presented by Ml‘-

Francis McMillan-

euled by Rev. Father Won by Roy MeCabc.

ed by Dr. J. D. McGuigam-Won by ' James O'Nvl11-

Monsignor McDonald-Awarded t0

boy rimkini-l 5ec°nd in Grade IX.- Won by Arthur McGulBllil-

Frances McMillan.

4 ; Edith Hill, t k. in P. S. C. Examina- yurs gggtivtlzzr lily Louis Monlilhlm-

vn;__w¢m by Eric Robin.

iL-(Miss Muruashsli‘! won by Harry Pineau.

1v-(Miss Francis’ DeptJ-Won by Edward Pineau.

V-(Miss Francis‘ DGPWTW” by. Arthur Kerwin.

._won by John Hill"?- Won by Jell- lilrione Igrnégilgosiiion 1h Grade IV- l.

__won by Stanley McOlntic

won hy Hubert Gallant.

IIL-(Miss s. Welsh" mp""'w°" by James Strain.

ma; s Walsh's nevi-PW” l“ angel-y Kelly.

. v- a. n1__.¢fl|| S. WOIIIY!

"i? cfliiillbeli. Elsie McInnis, Jean

Fersuson. Neveta Haywood, Palmer Method Writing-Lillian Stewart, Helen Mc K16. Mary Gordon Hughes, Ruth Toombs, Hazel

lone. Hilda Fletcher, Jean Mum-w Daily Phillips, Lillian McAleer, Bes-

Certificates for, Betty

by Fred Coyle.

Prize for Politeness in Grade III. —-(Miss McAulayls DeptJ-Won by — James Murphy. \

Special prize for Application in - Grade II.—iMiss A. Walsh's Dept) -—Won by Walter Gaudet.

Special prize for Application in azlfggiligl- tlgllivie Walker. Elsie Grade II.-—(Miss Trainer's Dept)»- Hcl Maralmargngiiifiillliael gfiltiiy Won by Herbert McGee. nmm Ida Simpson.» Rosella Willi“: Pirze for Attendance in Grade

Hms. Sadie Woolridgc. Attcndance

{Pix-g 5 yfiflrs: Marjorie Fraser. 6 ' Bliccial prize for a t 1 class.—-Marlorie Fraser.” pace in

Special Public School Certificate Examine. ilmsrEveli/n Simmons.

Grade IX-Miss Vickerson:

Crrtiiicatcs of Merit. —— 1. Ruth I-iavter: 2. Margaret McLeod; 3, All” BFYBMOII; 4. Helen Ceilings; 5. Jessie Waller.

Attendance Certificates-Vaunda Rmlmsim- 5 yEHrS; Anna Rodgerson. i year.

Special prize f n t class-Ruth Haytglr. rs mace m

I‘. O. D. E. Prize for Canadian His- tmsYr-{Elssle Waller.

pee a prize r r L ti ___

Mcbeod- 0 i1 n Margaret Grade X.-—~Ml'. Rogers; Certificates _of Merit, — l, Lllu

Vaughan.’ 2. Edith Douse; 3. Moe

311811681 4. Marjorie McLean" 5

Marlon Whitehead. - ' ' Attendance Certificates: Greta

Bulbillll- 1 year: Ruth James. 2

years: Eileen Jones, 3 years; Dom-

thy Lailerty. 4 years.

Gmlllllllli‘ Generals‘ Medal for 3Ifif....€l.“.°° "' M X —

Norton Memorial Pri f lllgcc in Grade X.-—Edizteh (IJDX-Olslggond

pccial prize f P bli -

-—Edith Douse. or u c Spgnkmg I‘.O.D.E. Prize for Canadian His-

mlq-V-r-Mllliflrle McLean.

El-l-talglfilgllnig-iéize for Penmanship, — Seaman Mom 'i l P'i - r -

lish,----Lilii Vaugiilzi: I20 m] Eng

QUEEN SQUARE SCHOOL

The following is the prize list;

L-catrnor-Generalis Medal _ Awarded for proficiency in Grade K —-‘.".'un by Frances McMillan.

(lold Medal Presented by His Lordship Bishop Dietary-Awarded i0 boy ranking second in Grade X. ~WCli ‘Li! James O'Neill.

Gold coin fcr English (Grade IX.) —~Prcsented by Rt, Rev. Monsignor Maurice McDonald-Won by James O'Connor. .

Gold Coin fcr Proficiency in Grade Ixr-Prcscnfed by Mr. Geo- lifc DeBlois~Won by Austin Gall- illlif.

Gold Coin for Proficiency ‘in Gisele IX. (Mr. McDonald's Dept.) ~--Prt"scnted by Dr. J. D. Mc- Gl'l£'£ll1~-Willl by Ted McMillan.

Gold Coin ior Proficiency in Grade VIIL-Prcscntud by Di, W, J. P. McMillan-Won by Pius Callaghan.

Gcld (I'm ft". Proficiency in Grade VlI.—Prcsented by Council- lcr T. W. L. Prows'e—Wm. Brown.

Gold Coin for Proficiency in Connolly's Dept.)

Prrwsc- Wrii by John McDonald.

Gold Coin for Proficiency in Grade VI. (Miss McDonald's Dept! »P;crcnied by Di'. W. J. P. Mc-_. Millziii~Wcn by Tod Butler.

Piizc fcr Mathematics-Present- ed by Mi'. John Leighlizen-Won by Francis McMillan.

Gold Cchi fcr Penmanship —~ Presented by Mr. Win. Moran. Principal of the Union Commercial College-Won by Frank McMillan.

Gold Coin for Arithmetic and

Gold Coin for Arithmetic in cillor T. W. L. Prowse-Won by

Gold Coin for Diligence and Pro-

Gold Coin for Attendance-Tres- McMahon -

Gold Coin for Frenclv-Present-

Gold Coin-Presented by Ri- Rev‘

l-iislorv by the

Canadian Presented

Prize it!‘

Prize Awarded t0 boy making

Prize for ililllliclnmn m Grade

Prize for proficiency ‘gag-Tr?

Prize for proficiency Ill Glide Prize for proficiency i" 9"“

Prize for Arithmetic in Grade IX. Prize for Writing in Grade 1v.- Dowling. d N” Prize for Reldgl: Gra e .

"m, w, spglllng in Grade IV-— Prise foi Proficiency in all“

in Grade III. ’

prise for

Wm Certificates,—— Rosella

“lmsi 1 year: Marjorie Shaw, 3 YCBFS; Dolly Phillips, 3 years; Dom- thy Cudmcre, 4 years; Hazel Ma.

llrize for first place in

VII -—Won by Francis Pineau.

Prize for Attendance in Grade V- —Won by Edward Pineau.

Prize for Proficiency in Grade I. --(Mics Manor's Depth-Won by- Mickey Coyle.

Piim for Proficiency in Grade I. —(Mlss Vessey‘s DcptJ-Won by George Steele.

Prize for proficiency in Grade I. -—(Miss Gallanfs Depth-Won by Arthur McKenzie.

D. C. R. A. Medal ior best sen- ior shot on miniature range-Won by Rcy McCabe.

. C. R. A. second class mecuil for shooting on miniature

range-- Won by Loyola Duffy. Medal for best junior shot an miniature range-Won by Reginald Mt-Lellan.

Medal foi' best cadet officer on Inspection Day-Presented by Past Company Leader Percy Halpeny— Won by Company Commander Loyola Duffy.

Platoon Efficiency Cup for best platoon on Inspection Day—-Won by No. 1‘ Platoon-Stuart McLellan, Leader.

The Catholic Women's League have donated a gold coin to be awarded to the boy from Queen Square School who leads his class in the Matriculation Examinations to Prince of Wales College.

GOVQIIIOF-GOIIOFIIYH Modal-—Awarzl- 9i] mi’ llrnflciencv in Grmle X.-Won by Frances iMoMillan.

Gold Medal —'PI'€S(llllP(i by His Lordship Bishop 0'l.cary»-Awnrded to ‘boy Pllilifillg second In Grade X.»- Won ‘by Jnincii (T-Ncill, J

Gold coin for English (Glade IX.) ~ Presented by ‘Rt. Rev, Monsignor Maurice tMlcDoualtk-Wmi (by Jhmeu O'Connor,

Gold (loin for Proficiency in Grade IX,-Pl'(1§Plll('(i by Mr. Geo, Delilah-- Won by Austin Gallant.

Gold ‘Coin for Proficiency in Grade IX (.\ii'. McDonald's Depart.l-Pre- seated by Dr J. D. McGuigam-Won by Ted ‘McMillan

Gold (‘oin for Proficiency in Grad»- Vllly-Presenied by Dr W, J PyMc- Milinn-‘Won (by Pililfl Callaghan,

Gold (loin for ‘Pmiicieiicv in Grade V-iis-“PTQSGIIILHI -liy Councillor T, W. L. Browse-Win. Brown.

Gold Coin for ‘Proficiency iii Grade Vl.~-(~.\ir. Connolly's D6l)l.)—-~Pl'0.‘l(‘.lll- mi by (‘miiicillor T, 'lV L, Pmwse - Won by John McDonald

‘Gold (loin for Proficiency in (lradc Vi. (‘Miss Meilrninlillii llept.)-iPi'e- sciitcil lliy Ill". W, J, l’. ..\i('.‘Milir'|ll~~WI)|l by Ted lliiilcr. ,

Prize for Manliemat;cs-~Presenteil

by Mr. John LcI=gliiizci'—W0n by Francis McMillan Gold Coin ‘for l’eiimaiislii-p-—Pri--

canted ‘by iMr. Wm. Moran, Principal of’ the lliiion (‘ommercial College-- Won ihy Frank McMillan.

Gold Coin for Arithmetic and Athletics (Principal's De-pt.)—-Pre- senied (by Mr_ Jos. Francis-Won iby James O'Neill.

Gold Coin for Arithmetic Athletics (Vine Principal's Depi.)—— Presented by ‘Mr. Jos. Francis-Equal- ly inei.'iie<l iby James Duffy and Regin- ald McLcllnn-Won ‘by James Duffy.

Gold Coin for Arithmetic in Grade lX.—l'resenied by Councillor 'I‘. W, L. Pl‘OWSiZ'——“'0l1 by Ted McMillan

Gold Coin for Arithmetic iii Grade \"Ill—~i’resciiied by ‘Councillor T. W. L. Prowse-W0n ‘by ‘Pius Callaghan.

Gold Coin ‘for Diligence and Pru- gress ill Grade IL-d-‘rei-ieiitcd by iMi'. Cf"), llcillois-Woii ’by Loyola Duffy.

Gold Coin for lLatiir-Prescntcil ‘ily Mr. Edwhi-d Hornby-Wnn -liy'Franci.‘a McMillan.

Gold Coin for Attendance-Present- ed lhy Rev. Father MciMuli0n~W0ii by Roy McCaibe.

Gold (‘oin fur French-Presented by l)r. J. l). (McGuigan-Won by James O'Neill. .

Gold (‘oiii-Preseiiierl lby Rt. Rev. liniisi-ziiiur ‘MC'I.)0IlIl.i(i—-AWlli‘iIe(I to liioy ranking second in Grade IX.- W-on by Arthur iMcGnigair

Prize for (‘anndiuii History (Grndc X.)--Prcseiiied by theJJaughtei-n of the lCin-pirc—-W0n ‘by Francis McMil- iilll. .

Prize for Canadian lliatory (Graile IXl-Prcsenied by ilic Daughters oi’ llie idm-piremwon ily Gerard McKin- non.

‘Prize Awarded to boy mrvking high- PHI marks in l’. S. C. F]Xi1'll1iilflliifillll—- Woii ‘by iyOlliil Mimnghilii.

Prize for application in Grade Vlli. ---Won by Eric Robin.

Prize for proficiency in Grade V. (IMias Murnagliaifs Depl.)—-W0n by Hurry‘ Pineau.

Prize vfor proficiency in Grade IV. (lMias Francis DeptJ-Jllfiun lby Ed- ward Pineau

Prize for proficiency in Grade IV. , (lMiss Francis Depth-Won lry Ar- thur Kerwin,

‘Prize for Arithmetic iin Grade lX.-- Won ‘by John iluvgnriy. 1 _ Prize for Writing in Grade 1V.-Won

by Jas. Dowliug.

Prize for lieadin-g in Grade 1V.-- Won‘ lliy Reggie Doiron, r

Prize for Composition Iii Grade 1V.

and ‘

thiur McKenzie. D. C. R. A. medal for best senior shot on miniature ranlge-Wbli by ROY ' Mcfnibe. _ D. C. ‘R, A. second class medal for shooting on miniature mn-ge——Won by Loyola Duffy, (Medal for ‘best junior shot on mini- ature range-Won lliy ‘Reginald McLel- lan.

Medal for the ‘best cadet officer on Inspection Day—Presented by Past Company Leader ‘Percy 'I-Iulpel1y— Won lby Com-pony Commander ‘Loyola Duffy.

Platoon Efii-ciency Cup foi' (best platoon on inspection Day-Won by No. 1 Platoon-Stuart MclLellan, I483“- er,

The Catholic Women's League has donated a ‘gold coin to be awarded in the ‘boy from Queen Square School who leads ‘his class in ihdlllinriicula- tiou Examinations to Prince of Wales College.

CERTIFICATES MERIT.

/ Grade X-Principars Dept.

1 Frank McMillan; 2 James O'Neill; 3 Loyal Duffy; 4 Reginald McCarville; 5 Frank O'Neill.

Grade III-Principal's Dept.

1 Austin Gallant; 2 Gerard McKin- non,‘ 3 James O'Connor; 4 Arthur Mc- Guigan; 5 Charles O'Neill.

Grade IX—Vice Principal's Dept.

1 Teddy McMillan; 2 Henry Fisher; 3 Arthur Reardon. '- . Grade VIIk-Vice Principal's Dept.

1 Plus Callaghan; 2 Louis Monog- han; 3 Eric Robin; 4 Jos. Peters; 5 Giles Cantwell and Aloysius Gaudet. Grade VII-Mr. Morrisey's Dept.

1 Wm. Brown; 2 Philip Hogan; 3 Benedict Callaghan; 4 Leo. Callaghan; 5 Prosper Peters.

Grade VI-Mr. Connolly's Dept.

1 John McDonald; 2 Ralph Maclnnis; 3 Joseph Cheverie; 4 Gilbert Gaudet; 5 Richard Hennessey.

Grade VI-Mlss McDonaldfs Dept.

1 Teddy Butler; 2 James Hornby; 3 Severinus Arsenault; 4 Harold Hen- nessey‘; 5 Stephen McMillan.

Grade V-Miss MurnaghanZ-i Dept.

1 Harry Pineau; 2 Daniel Wedge; {l Bill Sprowell; 4 Harland Hughes: 5 Avie McDonald.

Grade V-Miss Francis‘ Dept.

1 Edward Pineau; 2 Jack Leightizer: 3 James Mahar; 4 Arthur Campbell; 5 Vincent McInnis.

Grade IV-Miss Francis’ Dept.

1 Arthur Kerwin; 2 Joseph Shelfoon; 3 James Gallant; 4 Fred Doyle; 5 Reggie Trainer.

Grade lV—-Miss Clarkin’s Dept.

1 Stanley McClintick; 2 llolm Hag- gerty; 3 Louis Hughes; 4 Reggie Doiron; 5 Hubert Gallant.

Grade III-Miss Wclslfs Dept.

1 James Strain; 2 Ernest Swallow; 3 Vernon McDonald; 4 Allan McDon- ald; 5 Ernest Stanley.

Grade III—Mlss McAulay‘s Dept.

1 Gordon Trainer; 2 Wm. Sherry; 3 Goi'don Gallant; 4 Frank Gallant; 5 Aloysius McNeil].

Grade II-Miss A. Walsh's Dept. 1 Gerald Mallett; 2 Allan McMillan:

-—'W0n by Stanley lMt-Clinilck,

Prize for Spellilug iii Grade IV.- Wmi by Hubert Gallant.

-Prize for Proficiency in Grade lll. —(Minn S, Welshfii Depth-Won "by James Strain. '

-Prize ‘for Progress in Grade lll.—- (Miss S. Weialrs Dept)—-Won by Gregory Kelly. ‘- ,

‘Prize for Home-work lb Grade 111.’ -(IMiss S, Welslfs DeplJ-Won by Fred C0yle. '

Prize {or Politeness inGrede lilil.»

(iMiss iMkrAulayh DeptJ-Wbn by James Murphy. Special ‘prize tor Application in

Grade i-l—(iMiss A. Walsh's Dept.)—-- Won lby Walter Gaudet.

(Special ‘prize for Application in Guide Il.——(lMiss Trainer's Dept.)- Won by Herbert McGee.

Prize for attendance iu Grade Vii.- Wbn ‘by Francis ‘Pineau.

Prize ifor- attendance in Grade V.- Wrm by Edward Pineau.

iPrize ilor y! ficiency in Grade i.-— (vMiss lltiuhars Depth-Won by Mickey Coyle. ' "

Prize for proficiency iLQrade l.- (‘Miu Vessey‘s Denali-Won - by

_ ratio - "°'.*...'.'.1.3e...

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George Steele. ‘ 1 (Prise for proficiency i (IMIIQ I.-- (Miss Gailautlc Bolt-l on b7 Al“

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Donald. Frank King.

3 Joseph Cullen; 4 Leo McKinnon; 5 Lorne Arsenault. Grade II—Miss Trainer's Dept.

1 James Roach; 2 Albert Brown: 3 Jack Ccyle; 4 Edward Corbett: 5 John Shaw. , ,, __ Grade I—Miss Gallanifs Dept.

1 Arthur McKenzie; 2 Bert Steele: 3 Joseph Burke; 4 Ben Peters; 5 Arthur Griffith.

Grade I—Miss Manor's Dept.

1 Michael Coyle; 2 Clarence Arse- nault: 3 Pat McMonagle; 4 Russell Kelly: 5 ‘Jimmy Hughes.

Grade l-‘Miss Vessey’: Dept.

1 George Steele; 2 Emmett Trainer: 3 John Williams; 4 Lloyd Howatt; 5 Ivan McCabe.

ATTENDANCE CERTIFICATES One Year-Alfred McLeod, George

Steele, Fred Gallant, Ralph Gauthier. Joseph Burke, Bert Steele. Leo Mc-

- Kinnon, Allan McMillan, Earl McLel-

lan, Eugene Richard, Ernest Swallow. Vernon McDonald, Ernest Stanley. Francis Moran; Wm. Cantwell, Wil- ‘ fred Duffy, Peter Hughes, Fred Dillon. i Maurice McTaguc, James McLean, Hu- l bert Gallant, Edward Klggins, Daniel Wedge. Harry Pineau. Avie McDonald. I Leo Kelly, Harland Hughes, Gordon Connors, Harold Hennessey. Alfred Dunn. George Kerwin, Jos. Cheverie. Ray Mumaghan, Joseph Gillie. Heath Henry, Joe. Peters. Earl Norrie, Jos. Duffy, Henry Fisher, Arthur Reardon. James Coyle. Gerard McKinnon, James O'Neill.

Two Years-James Roach. Wilfred Mahar, Joseph King, Louis Hughes. Frank Butler, Fred Doyle. Edward Pineau. Thomas Norrie, Allison Mo-

Three Years-Fred Coyle. Teddy Butler, Stephen McMillan, Maurice Kelly, Joseph McMillan. Prosper Peters, Wm. Brown, Eric Robin, Pius Callaghan. James O'Connor.

Four Years-—Ralph Fleming. Francis Pineau. Giles Cantweil.

Six Years-Francis McMillan. ~ Eight Years—Austin Gallant.

Ten Years-Roy McCabe.

LEAVING CERTIFICATES.

Arthur McGuigan Stuart ivilcLellan Frederick McKearney Francis McMillan William McIntyre James O'Connor Alex McLean Charles O'Neill Austin Gallant James O'Neill Francis O'Neill Reginald McCarville Gerard McKinnon Loyola Duffy

PUBLIC SCHOOL CERTIFICATES

Louis Monaghan Pius Callaghan Eric Robin

Jos. Peters Aloysuis Gaudet Urban Mumaghan Reginald McLcllan Giles Cantwell Earl Norrie

Peter Shelfoon James Mclnnis Emest-McGee John Gallant Oliver Pineau Ernest Larter Austin ‘Ii-minor

George Doyle Albert . hen Ralph "Jos. Corrigan Arthur Moran

BRONZE MEDAL AWARDS FOR PENMANSIIIP.

fred Blanchard, Elmer Blanchard. Pius Bolger, Daniel Mahar. Charles McGregor. Roland McKinnon, Daniel Wedge, John Smith, Ivan McEwen. Clyde Bell. James Hogan, Bernard DesRoches, James Mahar, Fred Pur- ser. Vincent McInnis, Edward Pineau. Thos. Walsh, Bert Coyle. Arthur Campbell, James Duffy, Jack Leight- izer, Wilfred Gallant, Jos. McTague, Harold Hennessey, Allan Clarkin, Ben- ny Binns, James Hornby. Edmund Christopher. Frank King, Frank Trainor. Robert Williams, Ernest Duffy, Ivan Walsh, Severinus Arse- nault, Charles Trainer, Victor McFar- inrlie, Gordon Connors, Geo. Chap- pole.

JUNIOR RED CROSS CERTIFICATES

Pius Callaghan. Rex McCarville, Alan Clarkin, Frank -McLeod. Victor Mc- Fariane, Francis Brown, Stephen Mc- Millan, Richard LeClair, Chas Trainer. Harold Hennessey, Stephen McEachern. Daniel Wedge, Avie McDonald, lfarry Pineau. Charles McGregor. Wm. Sprowell. Leo Kelly, Elmer Gauthier. Jack McInnis, Henry Fisher, Oliver Pineau. Aloysuis Gaudet, Wilfred Dou- cette. Teddy Butler, Robert Bradley. Ivan Walsh, Frank Hughes, Jos. Peters, Melvin Duffy, Leo Doiron, Clar- ence Gallant. Jas. Mahar. Lloyd Dwyer. Leo Callaghan, Ivan Berrigun, Roy» Murnaghanfieath Henry,Philip Hogan Vincent McInnis, John Smith. Ralph Fleming. Gerald Doucette, Earl Nor- rie, Teddy McMillan. Louis Monaghan, Gordon Connors. Robert Mcclintick. James Hornby, Edmund Christopher. Raymond McKinnon, Harland Hughes. Joseph Gillis, Dick Hennessey, Ivan Murnaghan, Jack Lelghtizer, Bernardi DesRoches, Wm. Brown. James Lelghtizer. Gus Murnaghan, Prosper Peters, Rcgis Arsenault, Sonierled Trninor, Joseph McDonald, Francis Pineau. Joseph McMillan. Allie Lnrier. Walter Lawlor. Jack McEachern, Ed- ward Kelly, Fred McCarville, Bene. dict Callaghan. Giles Cantwell, Ernest Lilli-Bi’. Ei'ic Robin, Arthur Reardon. Theo. Arseiiault, Wm. Connolly, Bob McMiliaii, Ralph McInnis, Wilfrid Gallant, Alfred Lawlor. Jus. Hogan, Elmer Larter, Edward Pineau. Arthur Clliilpbl-‘li. Scverlnus Arsenault, Jos. Reardon, Francis McInnis, William Kelly. Thomas Walsh, Bert Coyle. Wm. 30119115011. Alfred Dunn. Jos. Cheverie. John .McDonald. Chas. Hogan. James Duffy. John Gallant, Arthur Moran, Francis McIntyre. Albert Murnughurl, Peter Shelfoon, James Mclnnis.

INW MEMBEIAM

JAMES PE-TEITMURTIIA.

And the saddest of all is death but saddest of the saddest when stricken in. la foreign lclime and remote from those near and dear the iron hand of fate drops the cui'- tain of obscurity on the life of one esteemed and liked by all so _many.

Sad for the one who hears the call of an higher power due to the insatiable desire and longing of the heart to see those whom one is leaving behind, sadder still for the dear relatives friends of the deceas- ed whc-n the limp and lifeless form cherished friend is brought hcme from a distant land and upon the exposition cf the body one stands in awe and sorrow undefinable and gazrs upon the icy-cold and silent features cf onc- who had hitherto