Eveline High School
University Bursaries
| 1940 | Betty Dawes | 1959 | Molly-Anne Chappell | ||
| 1940 | Joan Ridler | 1959 | Mary Clare Gordon | ||
| 1940 | Dora Whitehead | 1959 | Dorothy Keet | ||
| 1941 | Eileen Molyneux | 1960 | Janet Johnson | ||
| 1942 | Mary Barlow | 1961 | Rhoda Rosenberg | ||
| 1942 | Ann Morgan | 1962 | Rita Steyn | ||
| 1943 | Esme Schattil | 1962 | Carole Whitehead | ||
| 1944 | Annette Jacoby | 1963 | Gillian Ankers | ||
| 1944 | Mary Crust | 1964 | Riva Szlapak | ||
| 1945 | Jill Huxtable | 1965 | Pamlea Knight | ||
| 1946 | Shirley Ellis | 1966 | Nellana Fourie | ||
| 1947 | Molley Holloway | 1966 | Lindsay Muir | ||
| 1947 | Joan Hawke | 1967 | Carolyn Dyer-Smith | ||
| 1948 | Elizabeth Kynoch | 1967 | Katherine Munro | ||
| 1949 | Norah Wright | 1967 | Teresa Winlker | ||
| 1949 | Rosemary Brown | 1967 | Barbara Staker | ||
| 1950 | Elaine Leuty | 1967 | Hazel Seymour | ||
| 1950 | Marina Levitsky | 1967 | Claire Parker | ||
| 1951 | Elisabeth Swart | 1968 | Persephone Pitsillis | ||
| 1952 | Belinda Legatte | 1968 | Hester Scholz | ||
| 1953 | Alison Fenton | 1968 | Colleen Sullivan | ||
| 1953 | Patricia Daly | 1969 | Hazel Rogers | ||
| 1954 | Pauline Crowther-Smith | 1969 | Cheryl-Rose Vickory | ||
| 1956 | Leslie Pound |
Penelope Gordon Scholarships
| 1956 | Maureen van Plantzen | 1963 | Irene Pollard | ||
| 1957 | Jasmine Bligh-Wall | 1964 | Judith Yesorsky | ||
| 1958 | Shirley Krongold | 1965 | Elizabeth Lambert-Porter | ||
| 1959 | Vyvian Calver | 1966 | Colleen West | ||
| 1960 | Mollie Chappell | 1967 | Janelle McKinlay | ||
| 1961 | Heather Millar | 1967 | Katherine Monro | ||
| 1962 | Penelope Meggitt | 1968 | Hester Scholz | ||
| 1963 | Dulcie Banks | 1969 | Brenda Benney |
In 1910 Ellie Campbell Rodger took first place on the Beit
Scholarship examination and she passed the School Higher examination and
Matriculation examination. She also gained the Beit Bursary for one
hundred pounds a year for three years and studied in Scotland. She took
her M.A. degree at Edinburgh University and she was the first Rhodesian
to gain this distinction and, incidentally headed the school's academic
honours list.
In 1911 five girls passed the Beit Scholarship examination, one passed
the Junior Certificate examination, and two girls Matriculated. In 1914
Elisabeth Greenfield was the first girl in Rhodesia to obtain a first
class in the Matriculation examination and she subsequently gained a
scholarship to study at the South African College in Cape Town.