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Prize List, 1886.
Gold Medal, for highest aggregate of marks in all subjects: May Morrah.
Richmond-Fell Prize, for next highest aggregate of marks in all subjects Ella Allman Marchant. (This prize is given by Dr. Fell; value, £10.)
English.
(Including Grammar, Literature, History, Geography, Composition Writing, &c.)
| Form V. | Upper. E. Marchant, i.; M. Morrah, ii. |
| V. | Lower. E. Wilson, i.; R. Smythe, ii. |
| IV. | Upper. E. Zohrah, i.; B. Riddick, ii. |
| IV. | Lower. A. Sloan, i.; S. Fraser, ii.; A. Holdsworth, iii |
| III. | E. Broome, i.; L. Baird, ii. |
| II. | B. Knight, i.; Q. Eliott, ii.; A. Rose, |
| I. | F. Chatfield, i.; E. Meek, ii.; A. Johnson, |
Latin.
| Form V. | M. Morrah, i. |
| IV. | A. Ranwell, i.; E. Marchant, ii. |
| III. | J. Nairn, i.; R. Smythe, ii. |
| II. | E. Zohrab, i.; L. Littlejohn, ii. |
| I. | E. Broome, i.; I. Morrah, ii. |
French.
| Form V. | Upper. M. Morrah, i.; E. Wilson, ii. |
| V. | Lower. M. Blundell, i.; M. Paterson, ii. |
| IV. | E. Zohrab, i.; H. Harding ii. |
| III. | I. Morrah, i.; J. Nairn, ii. |
| II. | A. Sloan, i. |
| I. | Upper. L. Blacklock, i. |
| I. | Lower. M. Greenfield, i.; H. Samuel, ii. |
German.
- M. Paterson, i.
- Mr. Blair's Special Prizes.—M. Paterson, R. Moeller, E. Wilson
Algebra.
| Form V. | M. Morrah. |
| IV. | E. Marchant, i.; J. Nairn, ii. |
| III. | M. George, i. |
| II. | E. Wilson, i.; F. Sanderson |
| I. | J. Brock, i. |
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Euclid.
| Form V. | J. Kebbell, i.; M. Morrah, ii. |
| IV. | E. Marchant, i.; F. Sanderson, ii. |
| III. | G. FitzGerald, i.; B. Riddick, ii. |
Arithmetic.
| Form V. | J. Kebbell and J. Galloway, equal; J. Nairn, ii. |
| IV. | Upper. A. Meek, i.; F. Sanderson, ii. |
| IV. | Lower. J. Brock, i.; May Kebbell, ii. |
| III. | E. Broom, i.; M. Wilson, ii. |
| II. | M. Hales, i.; B. L. Johnson, ii. |
| I. | N. Wiggins. |
Physiology.
- B. L. Johnson, i.; E. Broome, ii.
Botany.
- J. Bethune. Equal.
- B. Riddick. Equal.
Music.
- Mr. Parker's pupils.—M. Blundell, i.; F. and L. Johnston, ii.
- Miss Black's pupils.—Upper: K. Henry, i.; Margaret Kebbell, ii. Lower: Ida Kenny.
- Miss Swainson's pupils.—Q. Eliott, i.; H. Hamerton, ii.
- Miss Hamilton's Special Prize for Essays and Class Composition.
- M. Morrah.
- Miss Searle's Prize for Composition.
- Class III.: B. L. Johnson.
- Special Prizes for Recitation, given by Mr. FitzGerald.
- Form V. E. Wilson. Honorable mention: G. FitzGerald, C. Smith.
- IV. B. Luckie.
- III. M. Shannon. Honorable mention: E. Broome.
- Mr. West's Prize for English.
- Form III., A. Vennell; II., D. Knight.
- Lady Jervois's Prize for Scripture Knowledge.
- E. Young and I. Morrah, equal.
Needlework.
- Girls over 15: F. Sanderson, i.; M. Gillon, ii.
- Girls under 16: E. Glover.
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Best Cake.
- Kathleen Blundell, i.; Jessie Seed, ii.; May Palmer, iii.
General Proficiency in Drill.
- Upper Division (given by M. de Mey): M. Shannon.
- Lower Division: M. Rose.
- Running.—Girls under 14: E. Hutchinson.
- Diving (Long and Deep): M. Pownall.
- Swimming (Distance and Style).—Girls over 14: M. Pownall. Under 14: H. Tringham.
The prizes for Needlework were awarded by Mrs. and Miss E. Dransfield; those for Recitation by the Rev. J. Habens; for Scripture by Archdeacon Stock; and for Swiming and Diving by Mrs. Merlet.
The first prizes in English were given by Mr. Blair, Chairman of the College Board, and the second by Mr. Kirkcaldie.
The prizes for Cooking were given and awarded by some of the girls in the Upper School.
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