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Communal Life in the Pacific
DREKETI HIGH SCHOOL
Aspiration into Action
FORM 403 – MASTER MARK SHEET – TERM TWO END EXAMINATION – 2013

NAME
Eng
M Pst
Maths
M Pst
S/Sc
M Pst
B/Sc
M Pst
C/Std
M Pst
Ag/Sc
M Pst
Fijian
M Pst
H.Eco
M Pst
B. Tec
M Pst
Total
Pstn
P/F
1
Adi Maca Vakasigaleka
14
17TH
53
5th
13
15th
43
13th
16
21st
20
9th

15
9th

174
18th
F
2
Alacia Tokivata
20
12TH
55
4th
14
13th
55
5th
39
10th

43
5th
21
5th

247
10th
F
3
Amelia Rarawa
`11
19TH
35
24th
8
21st
42
16th
28
15th

32
9th
11
11th

167
21st
F
4
Laisana Bilosiliva
15
16TH
57
3rd
14
13th
41
17th
24
16th

42
6th
17
8th

210
12th
F
5
Lusiana Talatoka
29
6TH
51
8th
20
7th
50
8th
40
9th

52
3rd
31
2nd

273
7th
F
6
Merelita Dutaboto
31
5TH
40
15th
33
4th
44
12th
41
7th

49
4th
28
3rd

266
8th
F
7
Ronika Deo
17
13TH
42
13th
13
15th
46
10th
31
13th
29
8th

18
6th

196
14th
F
8
Sereima Wailili
47
2ND
52
6th
16
10th
50
8th
56
4th

34
8th
26
4th

281
5th
F
9
Silika Diuvica
10
21ST
42
13th
10
18th
38
18th
33
12th

31
11th
11
11th

175
17th
F
10
Talica Takape
23
9TH
37
20th
16
10th
36
19th
18
23rd

32
9th
11
11th

173
19th
F
11
Temalesi Daunibau
10
20TH
36
23rd
8
21st
34
21st
29
14th

18
14th
12
10th

147
24th
F
12
Vasemaca Didrau
14
17TH
39
17th
21
6th
36
19th
16
21st

40
7th
18
6th

184
16th
F
13
Edward T Brown
48
1ST
65
2nd
35
3rd
65
2nd
74
1st

65
2nd

50
3rd
402
2nd
P
14
Ilai Motonicocoka
23
9TH
46
10th
16
10th
51
7th
22
19th
45
4th

25
9th
228
11th
F
15
Marika Tamibece
17
13TH
37
20th
17
9th
43
13th
41
7th

28
12th

27
8th
210
12th
F
16
Meshud Shah
3
25TH
39
17th
4
25th
30
25th
23
18th
14
11th
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