Students Receive
p. 19 · Read in the full issue
Diplomas
UNDER the Directorship of Mr.
C. D. Rowley, the School of Pacific Administration, at Mosman, Sydney, is building up a sound and healthy spirit.
This is reflected in the School’s monthly journal, where young officers of the Administration now are encouraged to write of their experiences and elaborate their ideas. Some of these articles are definitely helpful.
A writer in the November issue made a strong plea on behalf of District Officers for less desk work and more time in the field.
This is exactly what many non official observers have been urging for some years. The extraordinary multiplication of form-filling duties in P-NG in recent years has tended to reduce the value of the District Services.
There was an important ceremony at the School on the afternoon of December 14, when Diplomas won by the students who had success fully completed the two-years’ course were formally conferred upon the students as follows:
Brown, K. A. Collins, G. D.
(1, 2,3) COPLEY, B. T. (4> DRIVER, F. G.
English, W. M. Foster, L. R.
Gaywood, H. C. Geelan, R. M.
(4) JOHNSTON, W. J. KELLY, W. J. (2) (1)
Kimmorley, C. W. Liddle, C. W.
McCABE, B. A. (3) McLEOD, J. S.
MURDOCH, W. G. MARCUS, B. B. O. (1, 2,3, 4} ROBB, F, P. V. SEBIRE, P. F. (1, 2, 3. 4)
Single, C. V. Tolhurst, N. M.
(2, 3) TOMASETTI, W. E. WEARNE, G. R. (4) (1. 2,3)
Webb, R. A. Williamson, K. R.
Wren, D. E.
Figures following names indicate that that student has been given special credit in (1) History, (2) Law, (3) Colonial Administration, (4) Anthropology.