Calendar: 1961-1962 Page 479

νπι ANNUAL REPORT dispensation gathered for this occasion The Bishop of Salisbury presided at the Sung Eucharist when the celebrant was the Bishop of Kimberley and Kuruman who also preached in the afternoon in the absence of the Archbishop of Canterbury who had left the country earlier than he had at first expected in order to inaugurate the new province of East Africa Bishop Carpenter-Gamier the last Principal of the Missionary College was also present The Dean spoke at the lunch of the significance for both traditions of the new relationship He reminded his audience that the Warminster development had been the vision and the achievement of his predecessor now Dean of West- minster and that in the mind of the Church at large the name War- minster stood for more than the place it stood for an idea embodied in place-one of the most significant of post-war developments in the training of ordinands The year at Warminster has followed similar pattern to previous years and the new staff arrangements have proved themselves in the event The whole College spent week of the Lent term in the parish of St Peter's Leicester sharing in the normal activities of the parish and visiting and conducting house meetings in the evenings The con- version of some out-buildings by student plumbers and carpenters into laundry drying-room and changing room complete with showers for sports teams is further evidence that group of modern ordinands can turn their hands to almost anything The Trinity Ordination list contained the names of fifty-two deacons of these thirty-four were ordained in the southern and seventeen in the northern province and one in the province of Central Africa University Degrees The degree of Doctor of Divinity was conferred on the Reverend Simon The Reverend Trevor Ling was awarded the Ph In the examinations one woman student and one man student obtained First Class Honours three men and one woman student Second Class Honours seventeen men and five women obtained the Pass degree The Associateship In the Faculty of Theology the was awarded to thirty-two students One first class and two second class distinctions were gained These figures do not include the men who sat for the examination awards to this group are recommended by the Professorial Board at its meeting in the following October In other Faculties the award of the to non-Theological students who have completed their degree and have passed the necessary examinations were as follows