Newton Science and Art Class: The committee of the Newton Science and Art Class have received the results of the art examinations held in May last. The percentage of successes is unusually high this year, and a large proportion of the passes are “first-class,” and “first-class excellent; the latter mark entitling the candidate to a Queen’s prize in addition to the certificate. Results: Freehand drawing — William V. Bearne, Aaron Beavis, Rosa Bradnee, Thomas A. Bulland, Alice Christie, Margaret Christie, Catherine Haydon, Minnie Holmes, Constance Lewis, Bertha Moysey, Ist class; George Osborn, Mary L. Pinsent, 1st class excellent; Cecil M. Row, Sydney Rowe, John Syme, Edith M. Taylor, 1st class excellent; Jessie Taylor, Millicent Taylor, Frederick Turner, 1st class. Model drawing—Mabel Christie, 1st class; Albert V. Harvey, 1st class excellent, Minnie Holmes, 1st class; Bertba M. Moysey, 1st class excellent, Mary L. Pinsent, 1st class excellent, Lottie Reiby, Edith M. Taylor, 1st class excellent; Frederick Turner, 1st class excellent. Perspective — George F. Brewer, Edith B. Stephens. Geometry — John Syme. The results of the advanced art examination have not yet come to hand.
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GRO0672 Hennock: Mary Louise Pinsent: 1874 – 1904