SPC 1963 Annual

ST. PATRICK'S COLTEGEGERALDTON W.A. *Certa Bonum Cert*en' 1965 THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS Registered at the G.P.O. Pcrth, for transmission by post ae a periodical



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; His Lord,ship Most Reu. F. X. Thomas, D.D.La PATRON OF THE COLLEGEFliLFt'iFI

FOREWORD The publication of S+. Pa+rick's Annual again after a lapse ofseveral years will give pleasure to the Christian Brothers' manyfriends and ardent admirers of their grand work for Catholic Edu-cation. lf will also make the work of st. Patrick's college morewidely known, and in doing so will confer a benefit on those whoare newly introduced to fhat work. The parents of those boys who have been fortunate enough toreceive their education at St. Patrick's College are constantly ex-pressing iheir graiitude to the Christian Broihers. I wish to expressmy sincere gratitude, too, because I realise what a greai asset tothis diocese si. Patrick's College has been and will ctntinue to be. The chrisiian Brothers may point with iust pride to quite anumber of their past pupils who occupy positions of importanceand responsibility in various spheres of life-religious, proiessional,civic, poli+ical, commercial, sporting-and who readily acknowledgeihat their success is due in large measure to lhe training thJyreceived in early years from the Christian Brothers. I The Annual will serve to recall to the minds of present and pastpupils, and many others, too, the importance and excellence of thework ihe Christian Brothers are doing in educaiing Caiholic boys,and I arn pleased to commend very highly anything fhai serves sucha good purpose.Besiowing my blessing on Brothers and pupils, present and past, -- 1-.-71ttmcl, Y'/ \avLeE, BISHOP OF GERALDTON

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ST. PATRICK'SCHRISTIAN BROTHERS' COLLEGE, GERALDTON w.A. Pqtron: B.A., Dip.Ed.HIS LORDSHIP MOST REV. F. X. THOMAS, Principctl : REV. BR. B, T. MURPHY Staff:RiNsOE\"SV.\"T.\"RBiiTR.S.R,DrR.vEV. Ve..nAB.NRLD.. 'BI]N..ANHCA.HSGS(UVAIiDMceE,-RPRArEi,nVcR.ipBEqRVl)..,IB.RRRE..VPM' .UBRNRP'.HCO,Y'',LCOR'GEOVH'.DLBEORNN'NTAEN'LsDL' MRS. C. CARTERDcrncins-MISS D. DAWSON Tennis-MB. A. YOUNG Picrnoiorte-MR. R. COOTE C<rptcrin ol the School: COLIN PURCELL Prelects :ALLAN BUMBAK, EDGAR CAMPBELL, BRUNO DeBoNI, ANTHONY LEE, RODNEY MCATEE, WALLY MUELLER ONd IOE ViNCI Vice-Presideni Legion oI Mcry: TreosurerEDGAR CAMPBELL BRUNO DeBONI SecretorY VICTOR MANYAM Young Cctholic Students : Propogondist GEOFFREY MUMME SecretorY DAVID MOK House CcPtcrins:OK;eDoonnsne(Bitslu(eCG)A-rReBeTRnEUfRN- OnDiCeHBaOnONISuBlilsivhoonps\" (1t{1. C,O-LJN PURCELL (Gold)-ALLAN BUMBAK SPorts CcrPtcrins:CriCKEt: FirSt XI-COL]N PUBCELL FOOIbO]I: FiTSi XVIII-ALLAN BUMBAK Athletics-COLIN PURCELL O.C.-Copt. L. B. HASSAM R. MURPHYPLotoon Commqnders-C.U.O. C. PURCELL, C U'O ,R CARTER, C.U.O. R, McATEE ond C.U.O. B. DeBONI C.S.M.-WO2 V. MANYAM

SBth ANNUAL REPORT 1963I/I/ELCOME It is with ieelings of speciol grotitude ond esteem, llonsignor, thqt wewelcome you here tonight. You come to us not only os the Vicor-Generqlof the diocese ond the worthy representotive ol our reverend Bishop Thomqs,but criso os qn old ond sincere frjend ol St. Potrick's Col1ege. Your diocese hove rorely given us the honour loboursin distqnt ports of the of yourpresence of this function. For so reodily ogreeing to heqr our Annuql Reportond to distribute the prizes this evening, we rrre indeed groteful, ond I feelsure thot the Brothers, the boys qnd their prents join me in thonking youIor doing so. Our new Administrotor, Very Rev. Fcrther Bqrden, requires no introductionto onyone qssocicrted with St. Potrick's. As on old boy o{ the Coliege, os oGovemment Exhibition Winner, crs one who reqd o distinguished course inhis Seminqry studies, goining the Licentiote ol Socred Theology ot thePropcrgondc Fidei Colleqe in Rome, crnd qbove qll crs on ordoined piiest whohcs brought crll his gilts to his pcrstorol duties. we wormly welcome him tothis Speech Night. On beholf ol oll, I congroiulote Fother on his oppointmentond thonk him ond his devoied priests of the Cothedrol Pcrrish Ior theirguidonce ond ministrotions during the yecrr.qndHeenchoousrosguecmceeendteodvoeur rthoeldpIorisetntdw,eMnotynsyigenoorsr O'Connor, whose interestAppointed eorly in the yeor to the porish of hove been most volued.Northompton, Monsignor tcrkes with him theesteem ond grotitude ol cll connected with theCollege ond every good wish thot his workin thot importont oreq will be blessed. This is, too, our firsi opportunity of publiclywelcoming ond congrotuloting onother verydistinguished old Boy in the person of Dr. TedMqslen. Dux ol the College in 1952, Tedsecured o Generol Exhibition in his Motriculo-tion Excrminqtion qnd subsequently enrolled otSt. George's College within the Univelsity toDursue on Honours Course in the Ioculty olScience. He wos seiected os the Rhode'sScholqr Ior 1956 ond the sqme yeqr groduotedos cr Bochelor ol Science. He proceeded toOxford the next yeor, where he won hisqDloioctnorqhtee o{ Philosophy in 1960. After grodu- returned to Perih, where he wqsoppointed Senior Lecturer in the School ofPhysics ot the University. Lqte lost yeor, the Americon Institutes olHeolth o-,yorded him o Reseorch Gront of Dr. Ted Maslen

t32,000 os principol investigotor ol one of their projects. This yeor he wosolso the recipient ol the Aword for the Corsmon o{ the yeor, hoving strokedthe Stote Chompion Fours ond Eights. This, you will ogree, is o remorkoble perlormrrnce ! We felicitcrte you, Ted, on the success thot hos crowned your e{forts, onthe perseverence, on the qttention to detcrii crnd the renunciolion which thisrecord implies, but we ore especiolly pleosed ond proud thot you hoveolwoys exemplilied the highest ideols ol St. Pcrtrick's C.B.C. In extending thev/orm congrctulotions ol oll crssocioted with the College, we proy thot youond your work wiil be qbundontly blessed.IDEATSThis onnuol gothering of porents, pupils, teochers ond friends ol theCollege sets us inevitobly thinking of the pi.rlpose ol our existence. V/e conscorcely hope to succeed in our tosk, unless we hcrve o cleor mind on theclirection which we should be toking ond whcrt should be ou.r ultimote gools.Such cr consiont re-ossessment ol our oims is necessory in the light of our Ior q scole oJ morol volues thotresponsibilities. The Cotholic school stondsore immutoble. There is no ploce Ior o merely relotive morolity-relqtive totrme, circumstqnces ond possing foshion. This is only expediency. Thespirituol degrodotion ond spirituol bonkruptcy thot foliow Jrom on \"qccommo-doted\" morolity were never more qpporent thon in certoin world events o{ihe pcst yeor.It would be {olly ond complocency to cloim the Cotholic school hosremcrined oltogether immune from the prevoilingr morql breqkdown. But, ctleost, Cotholic Educcrtion is prepored to proless open concern Ior obsoluternorol vcrlues. It is our responsibility ond yours (the porents) to see thotthis prolession o{ belief in the Christion morol code is something more thonrnere iip service. Nothinq is cleqrer in the present situqtion thon thot morolity connotexist without o religiou's foith. It must hove on ultimote point ol referencein Fcith. Mere sociol or voguely ethicol sonctions ore not enough. This iscnly o woy ol soying thot o positive reilgious Ioith is the only ground onv,rhich we con ottempt to construct o sound morol code. Porents, ond indeedthe Stote too, expect the school to inculcqte sound morql principles. It Iollowsthen thot Home ond Stote ond School ore committed to providing some Iormol religious formqtion, no motter in whcrt light they moy see their obligotions.Humon conduct is morol conduct oniy when mqn qcts in occordoncer,vith his true noture. Presuming o b!-lief in God the Creotor, we ocknowledgethot mon's noture is given him by God. It is o gilt ond m.on must use theqift wiseiy. He must then olwoys oct in occordqnce with the noture Godhos given him. In the truest 'sense, he is cr rotionol, responsible being only when he does thcrt. Morol conduct tqhnusd pre- supposes our o consciousness of God dependence on Him, i.e. Fcrith. Consequently we regord ihe religious formotion of the pupils qs not merely desiroble but indeed indispenslble Jor their true development. In this regord, I om pleosed to report on the spirituol growth ol the boys cnd the good morol tone thot exists qmong them. I would like publicly to express my opprecio- tion ol the edilying exomple the Senior boys hove given in these mqtters. I would not suggest thot we ore uncrwqre thot there ore some whose lives ond conduct oppecl to be locking in 'sell-discipline, but the e{forts ol o very big number in oll clqsses to develop themselves spirituolly is the most rewording leqture of school li{e. Colin Puroell, Captain of School

SPIBITUALetOI}mstolooh,_nt,.sorue:Mlto-R-:dedisr_rd.eooreqlTrl.celd.mr.cn:hu,zigudi:rhtlieu:iroslssfe1,tki'ooch1gry1Hdimeoewnoet:onhrglooproqchs\"uLtqv-drryoeiottopeehmmrtrwmbgch\"nvoehJopiorivebeniseqrmrltlehnMsqehssqtt*emtrimesrnmysbs.lw.e.n\"s.eheen.uAIoone_irBscqscoinInoeclrliTmsrndridritrnnitRdnthrl(uoeouccteketlhdhnuoelstulLrebeideng.ieesdeioggurVciueugjryrurluiittoidInosseorrnotloiwtinuvtiireiinooninleondctou-trhrsiirttrtofnhshthbeiinhoMrggeie-etvosniyipits&vrocoyemsrelsriofwtrye'yetynttnwewhsteroh.hdtieoreiothotenqoc.rkBo[utsrSglVoCoioryitordiwDbdnoohtupwe,gtduonrshe;eiops;totntodiArwsetvhokiiorhetIove.rou\"neiurrnTrsi\"kisLiqerrdi\"hiBuoer\"rrliteou.ntriGonhtitoon.\",opJseyi1tyie.bbhpywn\";tbrleeqgJeGsohyqru,,sr;coroned;'ooFGwwrAdimjhrphroe\"ee..oiosm\";lBt;ilccisclis*;eo\"eti;oriuUgriont;gi\"rnlnn;\"wdnr;oo;qedtoenhn\"rdediledo,dnl.fr,Melbourne.tnopbcoShorIuoTneentUctipsrroDsvic'odwdophiYretmoapieoerticrevlliehlyro,eybcqnmIlteivacqefeIosetonskinootrqescrn,nc,eloidrtfrneohienefdxie,elqcpy-dvieteooho.cwfertutorGrui_eerrreoesrpd-bspunlreueoprLsttrdoossrtdso-rute.irtcunowhypence*riuitsity*hvtirreh.cr:oeinnsec.uoogrrrtkrbowerti*efnh,oiflnegsetktrmtreiytterthshhgdete.cowrrtv.bthie\"ettolhh.esxspycm;os\"t;eiht;n-.l;sero*;q.oi;tf.rrhtn;u.eyqh1ednnidomr\"itis.oise...'rtntbu.T\".oede\"rhfuyt-fioitgs;;h.rh;htrol;,ost;rcb-qorJ*inutt;sl;gd;s;;;;io;o-;qamnrien,edqtvahrsr,heesoiirgmHnqlooomrrwceeekenul.votonsesfsrtu,coincoobgcneisslosicytnsyimedfu.nplvTtoiiqonthlhuueestoyhtlbiyhecleoioruvnnteehddxoeoepnrmnseirtrinoinscnoehtdhtv.ii.eaenorgniptnrsogir.ss-lsy.Tier\"hes\"beqsLuisurote\"inr\"he.hocdqprlvv*fceoeherrt\"Itoqis*iiiocctemo.atdieensuuc.w.pq.oontdyuoissdtoethhteeooisrtImitftretstmhahhahhveeceiqmienotonmkorgutsegoTyeresslusddthsenchritirtle.qseohvibhcn_dtetIheeqegdtsiowtnmodmsigtgoscoehtiorreoiusrorseonyketttticrnoiqsoiwsstiontktelsniiegceetdslcotmonylunhhlmotlireee_looibipnloceoirenrtqoesdnocisgtucndotohtiohtrtinunleoeoeryegfcobrnsuppibolsimdrsesturtee.hoi)i.npoodoic\"togsisnoloFet'stbs.supssttirhmhiyrsoTJegltqie.chqbnhsptiqeTroiieoifsim\"srhsintrrmceqeteeioooidsmsoicofnnrterrnbheemwetts;sooi,u.{oideetruotth\"boTesqhrttobsqhs\"uheetrli.iedheov\".rrdvr.eteireul-twey.t*I;c;cporL;i\"i\"qt\"yotuJ;.;rvtgt;p.n,i'it',no.r,tihcil,in'.;ii*esrieo.pi-\"n;,r.-f-i;-infgoiyryd-igo\"ssir'w'tett\"itcelhg.tonidrirratomntonohirtsitigptffoteiwincomsccr.(qnouqeoeeindtllbicniten,dojrsheteroouw.leocsltrrbtouNintbnhrlrtcooieeogksettttt.ho,eldeQodfounncsouetmigoeunreoonlutplsyrociclteeivssesnr. eeVcx/eeqsmsdooinryeneotsot nwseeheeodethxocqrbvmeeincrtions in the whole context oltTiliolniniotetlttgcllwebet.rhc-ehohrtTooeesmhtireo,sseih,ts{wrioooelpehrwntqdo:tprhtsJoeiieoenl,srmtsohto,hcoelsocencsrrrioedrereeussqssrpmlksiionniesoigrlu,recieeonntcxhsetsostesihmmgseqntoirtnriufnhfeiqinceyetooiyooivnnlnloqtslrsectloIluhciienobkeielcebodevolsnoees.rf-exqmincrtions. This is not .qn excuse forIor the indolent or every Ioiiure, but o pleo Ior the honest,ghiovrednwoofrkhiinsgbebsut qt nudnswuhcocedsess{uelrvtersietrowsuhcoceheod.s1963 hos been owqrded to Wqlter Mueller.We- congrotulote him on his spirit o{ studycrnd wish him ond oll exqminqtion condidoteievery success. Wally Mueller, Dux of School

coiin Purcell enjoyed the conlidence of the boys when he wqs elected College coptoin ot the beginning of the school yeoi. deserved qs wqs shown by the monner in which he This honour wos well corried out his duties. \Me thcnk him ond his {el]ow-prefects for mointqining the morqle ond spirit oi the school. EXAMINERS' NEPOBTS The school wqs exomined this yeor by Mr. F. Broimbridge, the District Superintendent. After three yeors in this orecr, he hcrs been trqnsferred to Bunbury. In wishing him every success ond good heolth, I desire to thcrnk him Ior his interest in the children, his encourogemeni cnr:d the dedicotion he hos brought to his work. While his Iull report wouid be too long for on occcrsion such os this, the {ollowing excerpts should be of interest to you:- ond 1. \"Primcrry Gbroqodkess:inAnArinitshpmeecttiico,nEonfgrleisghu, loDrictteostiiso,nTaenrmd Exom pctperc Spellinq cmd daily work Written Composition reveqls thqt o most sqtisfoctory stcrndqrd is being demonded through test ond exqminotion popers set.\" 2. \"Secondcrry Grodes: Courses crre well orgcnised crnd preporqtion, teoching qnd mqrking sound in every detcril.\" 3. \"The Principol ond sto{f qre to be congrotuloted on the very line work their they ore doing in the mentql, physicol cu'rd spirituol preporotion ol students for odulthood.\" Our own Provinciol Exqminer, Rev. Br. l,evqnder, qlso exqmined the closses this ierm crnd his report commented on the Iriendly demecrnour ol the boys, the Iomiiy otmosphere thot existed in the school qnd on the bisnpetlrneoenddliutidcoeoldrtg.hoTonshiseisobtisoounygsgoeifrsothtmioencthlhqecsrsrseusbr.qelHeqneredwcirdos,rtmhhoqlwytewwveeorolc,lo-rcemlqceosdmsinmqgennmdd igtlhohortugtbhrehe negotiotions qre not yet complete, we hope to commence the wool-clossing iessons next term. Some of the Iorming community hcrve sugrgested welding os being very useful to their sons. These odditions would most suitobly be occommodqted il we were oble io provide two rooms costing opproximotely rt6en,0d0e0r .qIfgsroemqtesbeervniecleqcttoorosuwr eprreimtoorsyppornosdourctehriss project I doresoy ond to we could the Stclte. CADETS One of the qims oI the Codei Corps is to provide Iuture leoders by cieveloping sell-confidence, self-respect, the occeptonce ol responsibility ond the obility to control themselves crrd others. We consider thot this is good crnd thot the Ccdet Detochment is cnr importcmt fcrctor in the develop:ment ol the boys. Their moin qctivities lor the yeor, oport Irom their weekly pcrode qnd instruction were:- l. Summer courses lor N.C.O's. crt Northom - o good generol stondqrd wos crttoined. 2. Speciolist Courses to trqin speciolist instructors in Moy - ol1 quoiified. 3. The Annuol Ccrmp ot Northom in August. This wcrs cr very successlul cqmp, where our codets, competing with oll the Independent Colleges in W.A., were ploced second to Hole School in the Iield signcls section qnd were given the Honour of leoding the Mcrching Out Porqde. 4. Two Troining Bivoucrcs held in June ot Newmqrrqcqrrcr, the property ol Mr. J. J. Clune, to whom we cre groteful for his hospitoiity. 5. The Yocht Club Shield Rifle Competition. This wcrs won by the High Schooi tecrm whom we heortily congrotul.ote. The teqm recovered in P\"Aer\"thdIiovri.sitohne Brigcde Chollenge Cup in of the Competition. Shoot ond regoined their position thePAGE 10 THANKS Before concluding the report it is incumbent on me to express the deep crppreciotion ol the Brothers rrnd boys to the lollowing:- ST. PATRICK'S COLLEGE, 1963

Motron Cook Ior her remcrrkobie {idelity ond constont qttention to themotericrl needs ol our boorders, to her stoff, ond to the loundry ond cleoningstnJfs. Mrs. Corter Ior her potient ond poinstoking devotion io our juvenile closs. Mrs. Gillom, the occomponiste Jor thev\"T.:rryio.lgbenye-iuroruys.\"help in preporing the boys senior choirs, porticulorly Ior her {or this eveninq's purfo.*orr\". Li Mrs. Mulgrue for her qssistonce to the junior choirs qnd recorder bond. Mr' A. Young ondowe so much. Mr. R. Mounier our sporting cooches, to whom our boys The Lodies' committee {or their wiliing ond generous help on numerousoccosions during ihe yeor.rn Mr. B. Jock, the President ol the C.B.A. ond his executirre Jor their interest the College. The Medicol Prcctitioners of Gerordton Ior their prompt crnd skilledossistonce during the yeor.yqtlmoeenoyoodkcrc.\"rhFetlhtiiynn-ogosoelnsltydoft,roi.tedfehfnex.edvprToserehtewseredsihrmnsomeoishysinsoc.sovrpenMopnqhroeereydclopuiGqteohtdouieosdrnintqroeoctshkwnknedo_wrwodqtworilotr.etnkt-di,\"igcu*teohd,mmeeteynm;nuhtitctpwl;vJi\"hie-.-.it;c\"c\"\"rho*rutbr.irsieoevirfdensrooyth*uegot irrowpodotihytslhye.t B. T. MUNPHY, Principol.Cctober 31st, 1963 CLASS LEADERS 1963SENIOR SCHOOT* .. ri';Ir:$_;:i B. Pqss (2nd Year), F. Knowles (lst Yecr) PAGE 11 N. Scmmy (sub-Leavins), w. Mueller (Leoving) cnd G. wells (Iunior)P.{TRICK'S COLLEGE, 1963

i \"l: # ffi-jEl S-fuE@Z- \"Certa Bonum Certamen\" AWARDS E X963 SCHOTASTIC PRIZES I,E,A.VING CERTIFICATE Third Ploce .. .. .. Robert Szlezok Fourth Picrce .. Kevin MozzuchelliChristion Doctrine .. .. .. W'olter Mueller Fifth Pioce Ross AylingDux .. .. Wolter MuellerSecond Ploce .. .. .. .. Robert Williqmson GNADE STX crnd Robert Dekker Christion Doctrine .SUB.I.EAVING Dux .. Peter SimpsonChristicn Doctrine .. .. .. Nothqn Sqmmy Second Ploce .. Michoel HulsdunkDux .. .. Noihon Scrmmy Third Plcrce .. .. Gory DomqnSecond Plqce .. .. .. .. Poul Grcy Fourth Ploce .. .. .. .. Vincent BqsileThird Ploce .. .: .. .. .. .. .. Victor Monyom Filth Plcrce Geoffrey Meehon .. .. Peter Armqnqsco IUNIOR GNADE FIVE-BIACKChrrstion Docirine .. .. Gorry Wells ond Christion Doctrine Borry Cooper Govin Wells Dux .. Geoffrey McCqnnDux .. .. .. Gorry We1ls Second Plqce .. .. Gory HcrywordSecond Plcce ..Third Plcrce Geoffrey Mumme Third Plcrce .. .. Peter Eostough Peter WqlsterFourth Pioce .. .. .. .. Kevin Weir GNADE FIVE_GOI.DFifth Ploce .. .. .. Anthony Soffrey Christion Doctrine .. .. .. Michoel Culloton SECOND YEAR Dux .. .. Michoel CullotonChristion Doctrine .. Briqn Pcrss Second Plqce .. .. .. Ion MorgeticDux .. Third PloceSecond Ploce .. .. .. .. Brion Poss .. .. Stephen DcrwsonThird Ploce .. .. Kim Murphy .. .. Grohqm Inwood GRADE FOURFourth Ploce .. .. .. .. Nich'WoloosynFeorBgoioilneey Christicrn Doctrine Terrence PossFifth Plcrce Dux .. .. .. Terrence Pcrss FIRST YEAR Second Ploce .. .. .. .. Richord McCormick Third PloceChristion Doctrine .. .. Michoel \Miliioms Fourth Ploce .. John Bunter .. Fronk DiloritoDux .. .. Fronk Knowles Fi{th Ploce .. .. Anthony PurchcrseSecond Ploce .. .. .. .. Michoei WilliomsThird Ploce .. .. John FitzgeroldFourth Ploce .. .. .. Vincent Costqntino GBADE THREEFilth Ploce Christopher Simpson Christion Docirine .. .. .. Grohom Bunter Dux .. Second Ploce .. Gory Stokes GNADE SEVEN .. Kevin McCqnnChristion Doctrine Peter Roeside Third Ploce .. .. .. Robert Hipper Fourth Plqce .. Fi{th Ploce .. .. .. Kevin PqssSecond Ploce .. .. .. Neil Exten Kevin GuidicePAGE 12 ST. PATRIC'K'S COLLEGE, 1963

SPORTS PRIZES ATIITETICS SWIMMNGCollege Chompion .. Dovid Mok College Chompion Colin purcellMile Chompion .. Bruno DeBoni Under 16 Chompion .. .. .. ]ohn HoynesUnder 16 Chompion .. .. Iohn MuellerUnder 15 Chompion .. .. Geoffrey Mumme Under 15 Chompion .. .. .. .. iohn MuellerUnder i4 Chompion .. .. .. Gorry Cripps Under 14 Chompion .. .. .. .. Bricrn poss Under 13 Chompion.. Ronold SzczygielskiUnder 13 Chompion .. .. .. peter Cloncy Under 12 Chompion .. .. .. Ross prunsterUnder 12 Chompion .. Michqel Bqncilhon Under 11 Chompion .. .. .. George LukUnder I I Chompion .. .. .. peter Horton Under l0 Chompion .. .. Jeoffrey HipperUnder 10 Chompion .. .. .. Andy Zinetti Under 9 ChompionUnder 9 Chompion .. .. Mork Fronklyn .. .. Bret RoeUnder B Chompion .. .. .. Grohqm Bunter TENNIS FOOTBAIJ. Collegre Chcrmpion Kerry MutterFirst XVUI Under i6 Chcmpion .. .. .. .. Tony CritchFoirest crnd Best .. .. .. Jqmes Hogon Under 15 Chompion .. .. Gorry SimpsonLeoding Goolkicker.. .. Anthony McCogh Under 14 Chompion .. Phillip BorndonMost Uselul Ployer .. Ston Bjcchowicz Under 13 Chompion .. .. .. Robert Clork Under 12 Chompion .. .. .. Borry CooperMost Consistent Player .. .. .. Dovid Mok Most Improved .. .. .. .. ;. .. Kevin WeirBest Defender .. .. .. .. .. A]lon Bumbok CBICKETMost Improved Ployer .. Jeffrey Fones First XIUnder 16 Block Best Bctting Avercge .. .. .. Colin purcellFoirest qnd Best Best Bowling Averoge .. .. Kerry MutterMost Consistent .. .. .. Kevin Exten Best All Rounder .. Kevin Weir Alion Bumbcrk Under 16Under 16 Gold Best Botting Averoge .. .. Tony Kowolczyk Best Bowling AverogeFoirest ond Best Peter Wolster Des GeeMost Consistent .. .. .. Tery Covonough Primcry Schools CompetitionUnder 14 Best All Rounder .. .. Kevin MozzuchelliFoirest ond Best .. .. .. Gorry Simpson HOCKEY Fqirest qnd Best .. .. .. Ronqld OsbornePrimcry School Competition GYMNASTICSFcirest ond Best .. .. .. Ccrrmellc Corbone College Chompion .. Allon Drew OTHIER PRIZESPUBTIC SPEAKING BALIBOOM DANCINGS,eniors .. Colin purcell Seniors .. .. Derek Levett[r,nis15 .. .. Gorry Wells Juniors .. Nothon Sommy CADETS PAGE 13 Besi Ccrdet ol the Yeor .. C.U.O. C. purcell Best First Yeor Codet .. .. Cdt. M. Birks Best Rifle Shot .. .. .. C.U.O. B. DeBoniST. PATRICK'S COLLEGE, 1963

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frt. lflutrirh \"we entreot you, o hory youth, to w\"lotrkwoosnctehemvooreiceomoofnthgossi eusw.h,,oTlhivuesspoke the Irish to potrick in o dreqm. unto the wesiern seo,,, writes potrickbeside the wood ol Folcut which is nighin his \"Confession.\" wshbteqyursddIireAsisesdhnh,RteqowtenomcpdroI.rrwneisoloqircxssnit,idyozoerebdnonyodrsilntishveiqoeidntldpegpororpioisneet.scBtrth.rseitrroqnoivnge4,e3tp2ooAo{.tcDrtrwin.cehkIrneihtsywoh-qdtwcsbhoceioeehninetsoeecicnsorc.pqotteuHpdreeedBdwitsoqihnsoFpcrp,qrunortocneitddo, hBhPfliqtieoisttmnhlterifeigocc.rbnkoo,Auotmccsnyihrin,ndnoiedBgpsfipetnulootnocoivhinitgnehthntdoeDeeudihsetcro,iivhovmresurseetn,rr.MniesnBAtwoegosotieylriIodopnegpfoedfortlhorihfleiiiowcetsrokretdntlhrhiwifssoeitnoeto,osmvhhprreiebqeserotpowrsrtievthckeqilkenec\"irdgndhsf,..voioeBoBrdede\"ep.neitJniih.nggreg,ntowubgpsetrrcooetcrkrtolysruetiqcnhtjwkghoe.eystsThorcoheehfpeiiirtlfdsmocqehcnlewyieldidnit,toghsoqfo\"TortshopmiorepyebwrocopuRlhoesneoehcroomnhdulw,giiisscsronsihionsoityhogsslnemqqth\"ievokdieeoniinklittodhhtIorhloeeepePrdloHootnlmhtooiorgeigbschgesktsrrtKiuicelbcscitony.ctopgeHt,rlEhsoesecpKyrotoisph.ntt\"lqerrgeigrhcRwolkfi,esionrcsceomcehDqhtorirhsiiunsonsoigtudiiiotorsthTen,nloe\"oibhtrryqhuHe,Tetiinwplqtlkhqrotoiocihnrusfriedecl.dSlkIeIwqnldhuochqsednotevheeodelfe.ofiontyDHfnooirircisunegoetiodeb.woritnsciAorqtmrlineniqnt-qnd won.cbwoyqusrneHttshreyueplitiersnex.kooeIcmndhpetewldenitthoyhefecohhGrissuorhoscpehweenhlsotlhqdiirneotdhu.egmHhIroooisnuwhot sslHtrtirecieernrionounsroctdiuht.usytlpyioeensrhhtseco.rpbwslioshrhkieseddg, roiesnodbteetshstetssewhrhmoowolennt3eoA{noln.dfero]lol\"yrrwwto..htbFtnnhoeogohmtwlqh,tqh,iletpm.h.b.ewceoueiuottnhhnuciwutttrohrhdtiiheeenlemsqrei,bnF,voposewueiurtrrehrseeIsierdtlbiceysuurshnottoioteIthenrrmee,iobiirotIgunornritersoedtshunttrptlopyescelwpothoronpiqoctdlvukreielcbdphkrrro,ionosbvyeqeepevmrrideyeqermydhtehwc,qrorqvstintheveoteehdbryreredssiehnetpnoeI\"tvoruhriedss,eofheiobrrdsrrpob\"tei..enu.olNgipoqeholrnlet.,t wom out by his opostolic lqbours, potrick died ot scul in Down obout465A.D.Hail, Glorious St. Patrick! thy words were once strong Against Satan's wiles and a heretic throng;Not less is thy might where in heaven thou art; Oh, come to our aid, in our battle take part.ln the war against sin, in the light for the f aith, Dear Saint, may thy children resist unto death;May their strength be in meekness, in penance, in prayer, Their banner the Cross which they glory to bear.

PRE,FECTScolrN PURCETI ( 1955-1963)Accrdemic rLeaving Certiflcate. Passed Junior 1961 (5 subjects).Activities :Captain of School. House Captain-Bishops. Cadet C.U.O., Debating(Youth Speaks for Australia).Sport:Captain X'irst XI. Member E irst XVlf. Lifesaving, Swimming,Athletics.ALLAN BUMBAK (1959-i963)Acqdemic:Leaving Certificate. Passed Junior 1961 (7 subjects).Activities:House Captain-Sullivans. Librarian. Cadet Sergeant.Sport:Captain First XVII. -Member E*irst XL Lifesaving.EDGAR CAMPBELL (1957-1963)Accrdemic:Leaving' Certi-flcate. Passed Junior 1963 (8 subjects).Activities :Vice-President Legion of Mary, Librarian.Sport:Tennis.BRUNO DeBOM (1957-1963)Acqdemic:Leaving Certiflcate. Passed Junior 1961 (8 subjects). GainedTeacher's Bursary.Activities :School Vice-Captain, House Captain-Keans, Cadet C.U.O.Sport:Vice-Captain F irst XI. Member Eirst XVfII. Lifesaving.

- ---1963ANTHONY LEE (1962_1963)Acqdemic:L.eaving Certlflcate. Came to St. pat,s from St. Joseph's Institution,Singapore.Activities:Liblarian.Sport:Tennis.:,INEY McATEE (1955-1903).dcodemic:- =:-;r1g Certificate. Passed Junior 1961 (? subjects)Activities:- o:-on of Mary, Cadet C.U.O. public Speaking.Sport:--l .,:\":e1-. Tennis.,, I-- :- I,IUELLER (i955-1963)I-::iemic::r r-:-ri Certificate. Passed Junior 1961 (g subjects).-l--ities:i :,-1.::a= Keans House. Caclet Sergeant.i;cr: :.!t: .: :r: F:rsr XI. Member !,irst XVIII. Athletics. Swimmine..{r:=ire-:: :\"r , rr{ l,it--::i:.:.. Passed JuniOr 1963 (6 subjects).[.mr* \"ft, :r: r,.- it:: l.l,ll

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SCHOOL u ACTIVITIES I 1963 ti RETREAT YOUNG CATHOTIC STUDENTS l The Annuol Retrecrt for the secondory President-Gqvin Wells rmpupils is on importqnt occosion in the li{e ol Secretcry-Dqvid Mok nnony school ond it is imperotive thot students Propcgcndist- Geollrey Mumme ,lube given the most fcrvoroble opportunities to On June 21st, the Fcost of St. Aloysius ffi the potron of youth, the Young Cotholic Stu-reop bene{it from it. It wqs with this purpose dents Movement wos founded ot the College. qin mind thot we sow o chonge this yeor in At o preliminory meeting, which wcrs qttended by seiected members oJ the u!the usuol orrongements for the Students' Re- Brother Hossom exploined to Junior Closs, 1[ those presenttreot. Insteod of o combined retreot oi two the qims, the principles ond the orgonisotion Mdoys ior Second Yeqr ond obove, o seporote of the Y.C.S. He exploined to them thot they would be o nucleus Irom which Y.C.S. groups ((retreqt of three doys wos held from Juy 15th could be lormed in 1964. mto lTth for the iunior, Leoving ond Sub-Leqv-ing closses, crnd o speciol retreqt ol two cioys There qre mony oims which the Y.C.S. @wos conducted for the junior secondqry cpounrvseuneiesn;cebuutntdheerytwmooyhbeeqdssu:m(mi)otroisebdrinIogr U other students oi the school environment toclqsses on the 18th ond 19th. o greoter understonding ond oppreciotion oi r@ The retrecrts were given by Rev. Fother qthemiror{eoitChhorinstdlik(eii)sptoiript rtohdrouucgehinoitdseempeemr boenrsd ril more vitcrl study ol the Gospel ond its doily ffiCorroll, O.M.I., who succeeded odmirobly in mcopturing the interest ol the retreqtqnts ond opplicotion. mwos responsible for much lqsting good duringhis week's stoy in the Coilege. We qre grote- n.ful to him ond to the Oblote Fothers ond I om -.sure the boys will remember him ond his Eoch meeting begins with the Y.C.S. Proyer which dedicotes the work to Ourintentions in their proyers. ST. PATRICK'S COLLEGE, 1963PAGE 22

IBlessed Lody. The selection of the Gospel now lor the lost iwo yeor ond. is under theset Ior study is then reod out by the one who Presidency oJ Mrs. Bqnks, {or whose helplulis to lecrd the discussion thot doy ond mem- guidonce we ore very groteful. In crdditionbers contrlbute their ideos os e-ch point is to the Executive listed qbove the proesidiumroised thot beors on the lile of the students. consists of Allcln Bumbok, Nothcrn Sommy,From Richord Corier, Poul Groy, Eddie Creegon the discussion emerges o resolution ond Desmond Gee. The Legion hos met eochwhich the group og,rees to try to put into week during the yeor, normolly ot 3.45 p.m.proctice during the coming week. on Fridoy ofternoons, in the College Librory.rtA_ehspesoisFprttoroeoinlvonti,wotquihnsnegymsoeietceesrehmtitnoqsgrrtyootorlnelkodindbtsegyrrtehotseuhtpemthRmieneeuylmtigehbisooevuroses{noticed, how they hove succeeded with the Legion Meeting in College Library:esolution Jrom the Iqst meeting, focts con-:erning ony opostolic qction they hove been In conjunction wiih the men oJ the seniorsble to periorm, qnd qn enquiry moy foIlow.::T::eheeectmionnegveeitsrinsigkoencpooinitcAoluudqsetssrctwrrilciitoth.titmAhleethtooPburl&gehy, eietrofciosh,r Cothedrol Proesidium the members hqve::evertheless, quite inJormql.--:=l:,::-'c;::-e:dusrdeApmilsoinctethvueeoitsrtthseisnqediggonoptsooirenonqeecpwnlodeoodcngertaddxqonspdmeptdirhsreieeerteosnewitucpdiengoeeghnsrotkentiohhnldeneoecdwctyoesmlenede{eodc.idmrgrFee,ebnrteotochrmroeesyl visited regulorly eqch week the Victorio Dis-:-,C.S. work. trict Hospitol ond Nozorelh House. The pressOn the Feost o{ St. Luke the Evongelist, Squod hqve been responsible Jor Notice:--:lJ--=!:e-:e-=-:-l,:j;a'e.;<oigmhFliectooeotlCmhlActebhhcreAoetricSopsStnpieoqe,onltn.ib.nioolH,ersetshSspteecoedhocDokitoiohotllechcoeeebnsroooeindphmgpeDoeonisrnriyeeuiccnoientirostysrttihhttoyoeel Boord disploys which hove brought before,':i1:-*--:-I:-:-:--;T'::.h:hbyoeeorsdoogeyonrnowdoiusfiDpollletiisJqobcondeuremsprcsrserioo.bdvnlNietdhGeetixrossot uyfytopoeersk.ooerr is only o it is hoped bmtheoeernqml oionlsdpsgercoetfsottohvleqcsultururedee.nnttSsocfi{lheoeirorsledlciegrnviodotuihosonvooelr objects is conducted eqch Sundoy ot the chorge o{ Cothedrol ond Christmos Cqrds with the true which the Christion significonce hqve been sold to ossistf.C.S. Leaders with Rev. Father Spain in the prog'romme o{ putting Christ bock into Christmos. On Sundoy, November IOth, the LEGION OF MARY proesidium invited both the senior ond junior Vice-President: Edgcrr Ccmpbell CrPooruqllneedsgiedoiloIfoItrrhoqembyoethrobere'scCuqoecthqteinvddirtoiepl iscPt.quArrieshpnlietgoohsiothnteot Secetcrry : Victor Mcrnycm Trecsurer: Bruno DeBoni evening wos enjoyed by o11. PUBTIC SPEAKING -i ::=S:=aeoein'r,huenScteioon\"inPgrqiensidthiuemCooliletghee;P,]]Lx_L Recent yeors hqve witnessed o continuing interest in the dillicult but extremeiy necessory]M FAIEtrCTi\"S COLLEGE, 1963 crrt ol Public Speoking. Inter-cioss debotes ond prepored speeches hove given opportun- ity Ior self expression in public; ond extempore speeches hove helped to prepore iods Ior those occcrsions on which they moy be osked to soy cr {ew words o{ thonks, forewell, con- grotulotion, etc. Lecturettes in junior secondory clqsses, ond in primory closses qs well, give promise PAGE 23

tsohpnoedto,tkhnien\"rgedowoniuldlbbdt,eetbhcoristginrwogwilqilnsgshthinoetweyreeitsostresiln.i public with eyes locussed on the Iloor, guiding- their leet eqmest lobour qnd cqring little for 9in0 by, with the sthoecicrrelsstwoi{ththSe tcellclclsr sM. qBryisthoentdimDeotmhqintictqhnestondcrrds qttoined. Lodies' Coilegte, D'ongoro, were held, cr mostThe finols of the orotory competitlons lor pleosing tronilormotion hcrd been effected. were conducted ot the CinodlelebgteedotnoSMunr-'1963 October 6th. We ore soclAl D.L.C. Peorce for his qccurqte ond thoughtfuldoy,Donodiudicotion <Ind for his words olProise ond \"Should ouid ocquointqnce be forgot .. .'\"encourqgement on ihis occosion. The winners ohinloortWihoeiutrhsetshnoeiociysqtorlqbwilneis,thocrltnhtdheisignmirlessloomodyfeDeinonsmdtoeinndiccyeqesn,twere:- Seniors-Colin Purceli Lodies' College, Dongcrro. It hqs been cr regu- Juniors-GqrrY Wells lcrr sociol outing lor the two Colleges sinceC\"YoolleuEgtcherrlSiienpr eitnohketshGeIoeyrieoolAdrtuoCsnotriZcinorlniroee\"pIrCienosoemlnptoeeldtitiotthhnee, 1959 ond hteonsnbiseeqnndondticcripnoctinegd eoch yeor by-oHimJrigstp\"oof.norritsocoeenndlcudelbsooypnoldtnhWseeolcoreJqteduurenbniCoyt rootnhCdsehdeotrSemvshobseteiloorl nnC^ootihnmfepCAovoinutmcysr--'l inten'sive proctice, crnd Iollowed for o doy or two by dreomy, voconttroiicr Todoy goined high commendqtion' looks. The boys trovelled to Dongcrc ofter lunch ond spent most of the crfternoon on the tennis cmoouyrtnso. tThhqevsetymleeoqlsuthreedgqumpesto, ihWouimgblhletdhoeny stondords, did keep both ployers ond spec- tqoniodrsscerrlveertddotodgqinllgowill-dihireecsteildenfcuerrybcmrrirsiseilreso,{ to be overcome quite noturolly' first meetings were served during ihe after- Refreshmenis little more tennis prepored noon ond o everyone ior o dip. wnuhmicehrowusouqldndhmqvoeredolonse- A bulfet tect iustice to o more tidious gothering wos lclid out in the recreq- tdioemn ohloislhl,eodntdhewhceonmtphoisnyhooddiboeuernnewdetllo-nitghhe holl of Port Denison where the dqnce wqs to bilieumhienlodti.onThweh\"ipcohyo-opse-ryooteus-dionncthe\"e meihod ol holl gove rise ot Iirst to consternotion, but then to well- plonned strotegy, crnd served to render more crn olieody enioyoble evening. Sup-Colin Purcell Garry W'ells Lilorious served Uy per wos ttre mothers of the girls Lpnredleoctt,thCeocloinncPluusriocnello, fetxhpereesvseendintghtehethhcmeokds BALLROOM DANCINS tt tn. boys Ior the hospitolity thot hod been shDhe.Lo.weCxe.treteonddbeoednoqtuhnreignmuve.istqItsntioohnfisntoecxlotthsyeinegqgri'rrselsm'sIoorocrkimoslthe Roeboiliiitsyinigothdeeipmoprlorotonnecseelfincosrorceiocitllyileonodl ot St. Pot's.g6td*h.rooeio.rncesceelibuJnne.iiglo\"yia.nr uo-phncAuetpetilhidldseinobidnneqynotFhtcrrheleiideeeIorlloDyeyomoeerw,eovnesrretsonsg,innuotqhSllosebtrutcolcredllclsrirtsoosrocosrnemionssl SOCIAL STELLA MARISDoncing ond Theotre, who deserve our verysincere ihonks noi only for the instruction on Ssot.cPiOoclnltrgiTcivhkue'srnsCdboolyYle,gtAehuewguegsriert lls5thtohef, the boYs olqctuol dqnce sieps which they imported so guests ot cc,ooonmod'*poep.ttpeiqrnertci.yti,qtetbiouwnthcoicrllhstohtheIeoylrintdheeervepulooninpdteesrd-stoionfndbihionelgli'r Stello Morispupils. Co1lege.opdlioslhTeeshdceednpctrroniscceestrrsqinsbsYfocrtmnwehidnitceihnretosqtninqgnowodkncwceoomrtdo- The Sociol wos heid in the Druids' HoIl,obr.trr.. Those storting the course moved in commencinq ot 7'30 p.m., obout eighty stu-o mysterious ond not olwoys groceful boilet, dbeynDtsob.e\".itng\"tDptwressoenn'ts. The music wos supplied Bond ond the duties ofPAGE 24 were obly corried out Mtster of Ceremonies Among the higlhlights by Mr. Jcrck Jones. of th\" evening were the doncing chompion- ships. In the ienior section Derek Levett ond ST. PATRICK'S COLLEGE, 1963

LthyenejuttneioCr rsidecdtlieonw, ethree the chompions, ond in honours went io NcthonSommy whose portner wos Jocelyn Ccrrter. A Iilm stcrr donce cousedfun ond wos enioyed by oll. quite o bit ol At 10 p.m. q delicious supper wqs servedcrnd we owe our sincere th&nks to the Sis-:ers_ crnd giris who worked so hqrd to providesuch cr tosty repost.l:e: vR.WevFe.oFwthoetehrreeSrhBmoonirotdhue,rne,cdtrhtoevihAsqditvmienignthispetrroiceotosmri,pIrooonnmyd :cior1CI._:::-------.-:--.=::.iCstihAnceeootIetnnteHrhgdereressogotutieduprtollvpsoPkeetreefrneondi{qrneitgctnhvhioeeMotthieBfrrerS.eootxsltJ.htetouphemndcoreeiplntsn'loksots,nsrtyh,odwonsbSqndoesiskchtteimooeodvrloscivlooitefihuneode_.rrDancing Champions : D. Levett and N. Samny RECORDER BAND i::rr:.:::-=::li=::=e:-..e:n::rg:c.CnBsriee:strdrhreedeetshntecepodqomensifdnptfortrhihsrteseereccsooredcfrrdytbtehehorooeusrptsesltouhtbychiicorneteyygss-risu. wwntThihhhooooert ochieved, wcrs requested to ploy ot the {inol *=r:-:::.'-,--::r-:_==-r:3:--s,j-:ra.e,i:sbvscuercxrrinlwttwuhrheopcooporplndoleoyimryt(phstrehoemestseetinvroeoeJbrrtlerheepecesionrerstdotqreiurrre_e. concert o{ the Festivql. On two occosions.\"-----:=::-=-:l:--::---r-:::--d.:y:lc,SotJpherteehceehicrNnwdigohfirviked-ropencwrrttwhpelilel_ocmcecseo,rsjotieondnd during the yeor the bond wqs invited to per- form of the lunch-hour conceds crt the Gerold-:\":ti: ton Civic Centre qnd on eoch oppeoronce drew o lorge ond interested qudience..,*'.:: -:::-----:\"-:==-:,:e,f;,luussrteGheoerfoothldnetloysncRritneisclotohcreidoerMyr usBstcqicrnndFdoerstdo_ The bond owes much to the tireless : energy ond enthusicrsm ol our occompcniste, Mrs. Mulgrue. Her invqluqble ossistonce in the trcrining ol vocol soloists ond in occom- ponying both ihe Juniol Choir ond the Re, corder Bond is iruly deserving ol our groti- tude. We crre groteful, too, to Mr. Bill Phlllips of the A.B.C. Ior his interesl in the boys ond Ior his os'sistonce cnd publicity. &ffiI&R,DER B.{\D 3t.ilMM-IIMIO\ CII'IC trI\_TRE m:th lmurp, tr- ]UILGRf-E

I It UNDEBOFFICERS qnd N.C.O's. CPl. D. Piercey, Cpl. P. Johnson, Cpl. D. Williamson, Cpl. R,. Pigdon, Cpl. P. Cumrnins, Cpl. T. B,eaver, Cpl. P\" Walster, Sgt. A. DrewMiddle Row. Cpl. A. Kowalczyk, Cpl. D. Mok, Sgt. W. Mueller, Sgt. A. Bumbak, CpI. J. Haynes, Sgt. A, Lefournour, Sgt. R. Lorden, Cpl. P. GrayFlont Row: S/Sgt. K. Mutter, C.U.O. R. McAtee, C.U.O. B. DeBoni, C.U.O. C. Purcell, C.U.O. R. Carter, W.O.Z V. Ma.nyam, Sgt. W. Mueller CADET LJNITAs usuol. the codet yeor begon belore gon to investigote the mysteries of bootthe return to school with the courses Ior polish, brcrsso ond khoki cleoner ond thepNgorooteurntnhtdiooelmdN.i.nCA.Omt'steh. teohsnoeddcsUoonudrfseerisnOsstfirlulucdecertisnotnhs,ewlmdeoronetmmqonporqeemodenint,gI.ooAtltdhoriullg, hwethoeproenwteroreininnog whole Unit settled down to soiid troining. ond very Anzoc Doy gqve us our first pubiicoutstonding individuol results on the coursesthe overoll stondord wos very high ond gove oppeqronce {or the yeor ond the stondord o{indicotion ol cr success{ui yeor's troining. drill ond beoring ot both the Moss ot the At the stort ol the {irst ierm the Unitstood ot moximum permissible strength, viz., Cothedrol qnd in the morch through the town106. The O.C. ol the Unit wcrs Copt\" L. B.Hossom; 2IC, Lt. J. R. Murphy. The Unit is to the ceremony ot Birdwood House upheld the high stondord thot hos been set by theorgonised qs four plotoons-No. 1, Speciolists; Unit in post yeors.No. 2, Second-Yeor Codets; Nos. 3 ond 4, During the Moy holidoys speciolistRecruits. courses were held ot Norihom together with o tqctics course Ior Underofficers. All whoAIter the issue ol uniforms, recruits be- ottended quolilied qs fojlows:-PAGE 26 Signcrls-Sgt. W. Mueller Intelligence-SSt. R. Lorden Tcrctics-Sgt. A. LeJournour Toctics-C.U.O. C. Purcell ST. PATRISK'S COLLEGE, 1963

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The second term brought o chonge in SINSING AND DRAMAthe style of troining, with speciolisqtion onthe pcrrt of the more experlenced codets, qnd In both Senior ond Junior schools through-os cr prepcrrqtion Ior the Annuol Comp ot out the yeor there hos been regulor trciningNorthom in August two troiningr bivouqcswere held on the propperty ol Mr. J. J. Clune in chorql work. The iunior school choir,of Newmorrocorro. The Unit is indeed grote- troined by Rev. Br. J. R. Murphy, studied crlul to him for his generosity qnd ossistonce vqried selection ol religious qnd seculor musicin this connection. ond showed the results ol this in their most The Annuol Comp which lqsted from enjoyoble rendiiion of Brqhms' Lulloby ondAugust 19th to 26th wos morred to sorneextent by :e-ny ond squolly wecrther, but The Kerry Donce ot the Speech night.there wqs very little troining thot hcld to beomitted. Recruits got their first toste ol lile Three vocol solos were troined lor thisin service conditions ond the weqther fined up yeor's Music Festivol ond succeeded in fillingnicely {or the Brigode Porqde on the Sundoy the Iirst three ploces. Singinq os the set piece,which brought the qctivities ol the comp to \"Spring Topped ot My Window,\" Vincentcr close. Bosile wos ploced first, Gomy Gront second Soon olter the stcrrt ol the third termhistory wqs mode when the High School suc- crnd Gorrick Wolster third. The three soloists olso perlormed in conjunction with the Re-ceeded in winning the Yqcht Club shield in corder Bond ot its two Lunch-Hour Concertsthe inter-Unit rifle shoot held ot the Geroldton ot the Civic Centre.Rifle Ronge. This wcrs the {irst time the Unit In the Senior school both treble crnd mole-hod been becrten in this competition ior ten voice choirs were trcrined eoch week qnd theseyeors, so it should provide the spur {or ourmorksmen next yeor. then combined to produce the Gilbert ond Sullivcrn operetto, \"Tricrl by Iury,\" {or the The Iollowing week the rifle tecrm Speech Night. The oudience oppeored toirqvelled to Perth to compeie in the 5 CodetBrigode Chollenge Cup shoot. Here we did enloy the performonce very much, qnd iherebetter, being ploced second by only one is no doubt thot the cqst crnd chorus noi onlypoint behind Tucrrt Hill Hiqh School in the BDivision in which we were competing. This leorned o greot deol obout drqmcrtic presen-meons thqt we will be competing once morein the A Division next yeor. totion during reheorsols, but got cr lot ol enioy- The Codet Yeqr cqme to its culminqtion ment in the process. With the experiencewith the Morch-Out Pqrqde held in conjunc- gcined in this shorter work they will be in otion with Gen:ldton High School on October much better posi.tion should one of the longer25th. ones be ottempted next yeor. As usuql the Unit supplied q Guord ol However, no qccount oJ these octivitlesHonor Jor the Procession on the Feqst o{ would be in ony woy complete were no men-Chrisi the King. It wos prepored by the tion mqde oJ the good lodies who hove beenC.S.M., W.O. 2 V. Monyom, qnd on the doy ol constcrnt crssistonce os qccompqnistes. Mrs.wos under ihe commqnd ol C.U.O. C. Purcell. L. Mulgrue hqs been during the lost three CTASS LEADERS I 953 yeqrs yeors <r veritoble tower of strength toJUNIOR SCHOOL the Brothers ot the junior school, ossisting them in the troining of both soloists ond choirs. She hqs often expressed how pleosed she is to help in this woy, but we would like her to know how much we oppreciote the self socrilice ond inconvenience whlch her regulor ottendcrnce involves. In 1961 ond ogoin this yeor the choirs ot the Senior school hove benefited Jrom the generous ossistonce of Mrs. B. Gillom. Throughout the yeor she hqs been ot the College four ofternoons o week for proctices ond in the reheorsols for \"Triol By Jury\" gcrve mony extlo hours. She, too wouid moke sliqht of her contri- bution, but we would be iocking very seriou'sly in grotitude were we to foil to moke p'r.rbiic recognition of our debt to her qnd to express our heqrtfelt thonks. Stantling : M. Culloton (Gr. 5 \"Gokl\"); B. Ilesford (Gr. ?); M. Ilulsdunk (Gr. 6) Seatetl : G. Stokes (Gr. 3); T. Pass (Gr. 4); G. McCann (Gr. 5 \"Black\")

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Fi OLJSE COMPETITION Since its inception in 1926 there hcrs he ied the woy. The College owes much toolwcys been provision {or competition in sport- him.ing ond other qctivities between dilferent hEV. BR. W. I. SUIIIVAN spent cr term olfqctions within the College. However, in 1959 six yeors as Superior of the College Irom 1953-the present Superior, Br. B. T. Murphy, estcrb- 1958. While mointcrining the stondqrds set iniished these Joctions os Iour seporote Houses ecrrlier yeors in scholcrstic ond other fields,which would, he onticipoted, commemorqte he sow the necessity ol developing theond keep olive the nomes ol men closely moteriql Iobric o{ the school. The necessitycrssocicrted with the history ond development ol trqvelling to Utokcrrq Ior gqmes wqs cIol the Co1lege. burden which he sqw couid be overcome by BEV. BR. C. C. O'DONNELL wqs the the development ol 1'qnd we olreody possessed.Iounder ond {irst Superior of St. Potrick's The levelling ol the ridge of sqnd which rcmCollege. Arriving in Gercrldton on December qqcrtoossskththeoptrompiegrhtyt to Iorm ploying Iields wosllth, 1925, he spent his Iirst two months in qii hqve deterred cr mqn ol purpose, but under qhinsdguteidncnnicseqtnhedthe necessory preliminqry crrqngements lor wecrker becqme drecrm ct reolitythe opening of the School, which iook ploce on bosketbcrll courts together with lootbcrll ovcrls come iqto existence to serve the needs of theFebruory 2nd, 1926. However, his stcry wosnot destined to be o very long one. After two pupils. The trees which now hqve grown toyeors in which he hod loid the Ioundqtions ol the extent thot they provide q vcrluoble wind-cr llourishing school he wqs trcrnslerred to oqsswqellmqosnsuhmeletenrt in the summer monthsSydney. Geroldton did not see him bock on breok stqnd to his loresight ondthe stoff until he returned qs Bursqr in 1952. initiotive.Since then he hqs continued to tqke on ever In HIS LORDSHIP, MOST nEv. I- I. GUMMEB\" D.D. the College hqd one ol itsgrowing interest in the College ond its most stqunch ond loyol friends. From his consecrqtion in Morch, 1952 until his suddendevelopment-cr development he cqn trcrce lo deoth in April, 1962, he wqs o Pqtron to theiis very beginning. Coliege in much more thqn nqme. On monynEV. Bn. P. A. KEAN's qssociqtion with St. occqsions did he chompion its couse; on mqnyPcrtrick's goes bock to the middle thirties. AtIirst for cr spqce of two yecrs ond then lor cr occcrsions did he visit it ond ploce belore itsIlcurrbthoeurrelidltewenith- from 1940 sucnhtiol lo19rs5h5 i-p he pupils the ideols ol Ccrtholic mqnhood which it zeq.l ond thotbrought its results in the outstonding qccrdemic stqnds lor. No College octivities were toocrchievements ol those yeqrs. He is q teqcherqdenedplyserelfv-seorecdrifbicyinhgisinotiedrebsotysin{orthhiesmsin.ceHree insignilicont to cloim his qttention ond his time,spurred them on to scqie the heights of leqrn- so thot his is o nome which we qt St. Potrick'sing by going on before them. Nor wos hisinterest only ocodemic. In footboll, gym- should remember with oflection crnd regord.noqnseticcso,uoldthsleotyicsin, sqwlilmsmecintiognosnodf lsifcehsocrovlinlig{e-- It wos the oriqinol intention to cqll the house Gummet, but of his own request it wqs desig- nqted Bishop's ond, os such, stqnds qs cr smoii tribute to his memory. ATHLETICS SWIMMINGYeqr Winning House Ccptcin Yecr Winning House Ccptain1959 O'DONNELLS J. Wellington r959 O'DONNEILS J. Wellingtonr960 BISHOPS A. Reynolds C. Toovey I960 O'DONNEttS I. Wellingrtont96l SUIIIVANS M. Willicms1962 O'DONNEIJS A. Bumb<rk l96I O'DONNEILS M. Willicms1963 STII,LTVANS r962 O'DONNELLS M. WillicrmsPAGE 34 1963 O'DONNELLS R. Cqrter ST. PATR,IC'K'S COLLEGE, 1963

l3;\"1,\"p, Ccptcin: C, PURCELLN !1nu*\" 2nd Torm Aggregate Ccpicin: B. DeBONI 0'bor^nll, Swimming, 1963 Coptain: R CARTER 8*lliuq,ns lst Term Aggregate Athletios, 1963 Ccrptain: A. BUMBAKilM P.&TP.:M'S COLLEGE, 1963

SPORTINGACTIVITIES7963 CRICTG,T FIRST XI Back Ro,w : K. Exten, N. Barndon, p. Gray, D. Gee, K. MutterFront Bow: D. Mok, A. Bumbak, c. purcell (capt.), B. D,eBoni, w. Mueller, A. Kowalczyk, R. carter.

First Xl The 'second mqtch plcyed qt Moitlond Pcrrk resulted in on eXoIsdyewspiniteJoqr our oppon-.:::==:::-s:::s<:sT:ieiuoohtlunetosdeXf,romoItJh1.h1te.hotRehdciiiorngomghcrotmsvmIecerpoonronymiersomiedtthnieevejnreoeiydslooo,tocJbqrkltte,hvooeeltletro'syhrbcmoihsluiuotgycooh_,ll ents. The College-=:::1:-e:::e-Cb:iogeoyholsiontsusPetotutihorcteuhetesllteohtqhopsenuodnttseooqonsmltdoHspsitguutohrcpktSrhistecoihnsogtuhociscls.uecsLidcseeeioosondsl determlned stond by Poul Groy ond q good 32 by Colin-:r',-red the combined effort. Purcell could only monoge 59 runs. Once ogoin the teom's bowling wos good ond kept the opposition down to 91. The bowling honours weni ogoin to Kerry Mutter with 3 for 14. The third ond Iinol gqme sqw the reword oJ the teom's ef{orts. High School evidently Ielt sure they could win this gome outright, for ofter botting Iirst ond reoching the century mqrk for the loss ol Iive wickets, they retired::::=-t{ct ethse first proctice session dismql coun- ond put us in. We were token obock ot this expressed the reolisqtion thot eorly closule, but rejoiced thot only 103 runs would be needed for victory. This meqni qn:::spects were gloomier thqn in recent yeqrs, overqqe of only 10 runs eoch ond ofter 30-:---::.,r;s ntheeqrtimtheefoorptthime i{siriisct minutes ol ploy thc score stood qt 3 ior 28. High School motch However, bod luck combined with good bowl- Colin ottitude of.:J*-;-:j:-;--=::e:i--,-':rh,criesnAfwHelioicitghtnihohuBSisgcuhhomonhobdolopfookersllotthwnheeodrtfiertRshctiecrgfhtfoeeomcortmeed.dtCrbooyvreteilt-r. ing chcrnged these {igures to 6 {or 30 within the next l0 minuies. But when Tony Kowol- czyk ioined Poul Groy who hod opened the :=.iing first, qnd despite some occurote innings ond wos stil1 botting well, the tide;-:::--.e::--:-=-:i--:-:tl,iotthhreethlHoesigsrheomS{oc3hinoiwonlgicXktIwektosn.ogcTokhmeisdesuse.ptOt1h4ue5r begon to chonge. Bowlers were beginning toj:::;:::,:-':-::,-r:.i:=j-s:-s::e--:::;3::-c:wcnouioengnshswthgteteoonuotsdbdoermnef<erotnnohkdsueivtonhbectro,ecowudburlg.ueqhtTrteswhthtoceirelnseibdrdnokdocweertn{pleeqdtnurcttihhetteoee; tire, ond the bcrtsmen were content to score:.i,:[:n,i::*'-::i::l:ul*r-1-[,i-:;-:1l-e-:-,:=11re:::.c:'tBTtegeurhosmowetdbhosoocjpokcebhueeooridndocchmosypnbeioilrtynecwh]olqeIt{hndtrthiusssenixDsghoeoohovvmiteti.dreosffMwqhnqoidssk off the loose bolls. The portnership brouqht us 76 runs ond victory. Tony scored 6l ol these. It wos o good innings with only one chqnce. Credit must be given olso to Pqul who botted rlght through the innings. During the term o gome wqs ployed ogoinst the Old Boys os port ol the St. Potrickls doy celebrotions ond onother ogoinst St. Mory's, Tordun. The College 'wqs victorious in both these motches. In the third term, since there were no interschool gcrmes, the first XI ployed motches ogoinst teoms {rom the Ger-:::;,Tn:*:-[-::--irl::-:.i:j=::=:-:i,]:'r-,-sb.=i,e;oi:id:iwfinoclhgrethrs4swoq,4tqvbestqhudonetufwsgJohcimIrrmseotcnemrnzstohidnwemegofoseputccqclodrhtrr.tennIIeootsrrtsthohtobohipdede oldton Sociol Cricket Associotion. We lost torr,:':=':.rm,lti1,i:r,:.e:r,s-r.::i-*:.rr:--T.:-l,i:-?=-:=:::j-:-:--;:::e3:.:-::js:::a-Cs-d.os-yeonuC-ifydrliooe-ycruqsdsitvetono,etr,h-trhdoehterhnoooeHdeuwliisgrr.Anei.hnoimlgAoSwontlchtihhntBeioriounoesmulgidgogbnbtobhito{okoitccwsAoskmtllncilnoIecroygnen-r Moonyoonooko ond the Super Works, but deieoted the Lumpers by o nqrrow morgin. [Jnder 16 Cricket Throughout the Iirst term House Competi- tion Iixtures gove most boys the opporiunity to toke port in regulor cricket motches, but cr teom wqs crlso entered in o locol competition pioyed on Soturdqy mornings with Towns, Blu{f Point ond Postols. It provided useful UIIDER 16 cRtcKEr xtlmsli lltcDonald, T. Clune, C. Kerp, G. ftcAuliffe.{*tnuurd Eilu,m I T. Casanough, D. Gee, P. Gray, S\" 5fuuumu,y. A. Kon'alczyk, I{. Weir.flnrfiifiiiilf mrntr : F. Fowler, P. Johnson, K. Mutter &r,wfi- - -{. Critch, K. Exten.

motch prcrctice lor those members o{ the First PR.IMARY CRICKETXi who were under 16 yeors of oge. It wos unfortunote thot it wqs not possible Kerry Mutter (o nome ossocioted with this yeor to orrong,e o regulor interschoolcricket qt St. Pot's now Jor some yeors) wos cricket competition ot primory 1evel, but quitechosen Coptoin ond led his teom in o monner on qmount of primory cricket wos ployed into justily his seiection. Tony Kowolczyk wosseen to odvontoge in these motches os cr hord spite of this. Inter-house qomes on sportshitting botsmon ond knocked up the hlghest olternoon gove o11 the chonce Jor cr mcrtchbotting qveroge. At the bowler's end the eqch week ond Ior those who were keener,honours went to Des Gee with 20 wickets Ior o Soturdoy morning competition wos ployed104 runs: his best individuol motch Iiguresbeing B for 34 ogoinst Town's. Tony Critch ond qt the College which drew q crowd o{ interest-Poul Groy were useful ond steody opening ed spectotors, qnd which in the third termbots, Poul olso giving o good disploy behind seems to be creoting on even higher level olthe stumps. Kevin Weir iigured qs cr relicrble interest. K. Mozzuchelli won the trophy Ior best oll-rounder. N. Exten ond M. Cumminsrun-getter, <rnd in porticulor hos seemed to proved to be copoble bqtsmen, while R. Clorksettle down well in the new seoson just begun. ond T. Bryer shonc with the boll. A. Wheeldon A o result of the series we Iinished third ond P. Compbell sppeqr to be tolented wicket- keepers, ond os fieldsmen, C. Condo ond G.on the lodder. Glcrsson were outstqnding.SWNN4IN4t]tNG COTLEGE CHAMPIONS I 963 Left to Right-B. Pass, C. Purcell, J. Hipp,er, R,. Szczygielski, J. Mueller, G. Luk, J, Haynes.PAGE 38 ST. PATRICK'S COLLEGE, 1963

:# .Qop,loo Pu,li,*n The presentotion to the Coptoin ol the winnrng house wos mqde on beholJ oi Corter & Co. by Mr. Dick Brown, ond qs this wcrs theFrom its position, only obout three {irst Cornivol ot which we vyere privileged to::undred yords Irom the woteri edge, it is onlyicturcrl thot swiming is o populor sport in hThoovmeotsh,eoncoinmvpitqotnioynovJ/qHsisexLteonrddeidhi-pto, BishopSollege *orrth.. This yeor thc in the ..r**.r hos him by the Principol to soy q few words. He expressed.:ccr.eruonvIeidrdstotoonrbedegtnuholiorder xttceeeropmmtiso,norefincrpetohqtitsrioornnesstipmqetect.\"hBoIrns. thhisepcleocmrspueretitoortsthIeorintvhiteqtipornowqnedsscotmhmeeyndhecrdd shown in the events.Andinoch's beoch\" in front of ihe College, ond=:rny ol ttohebbeoyms ufrcohmmthoereinolotndhoomr.eqsinhot,hree RESULTS OF EVENTS-ecrmed-,,.'cter. Open- Yords Freestyle : d*i*n irg Aoo,riuul 55 2, R. McAtee; 3, N. Grode-l, C. Purcell; A Smith; 4, R. Corter. B Grode-I, W. Mueller; 2,Thursdoy, Morch l4th sow interest Iocus- R. Dekker; 3, J. Vinci; 4, P. Groy.seC on the Geroidton swimming pool for the C Grode-l, l. Hogon; 2, B. DeBoni; 3, D. Mok;3:11ege Cornivol. The doy wos not the most 4, A. Lelournour.*-::::il:cw:!mlyoeiuostidtnhhygeersco,kofbimetuhspteeJthriooiteuimotsinnetthteseonfrosomenmindindtrhtoseevroeepfsoqttihlneietnthgosoepfunevgdciheteotwrs-- AI I0GYroorddseF-ir,eeCsry.lePu: rcell; 2, R. McAtee; 3, N. Smith; 4, R. Ccrrter. YGorrodsdeBr-el,qsCts.troPkuerc: 'ell;:r:-=-:=:-3-y, oosinthdetuhyeqwldocotcoyhnettdhesetth.CeOcturrnsnseilveoplIoodriirsvuiodperledmteioqtscmey.sjf 55 2, G. Fones; 3, R. A Lorden; 4, R. McAtee. B Grode-], W. Mueller; 2, N. Smiih; 3, R.-:.e:--;lggthleedir for Iirst pIoce, while the other two Dekker; 4, E. Compbetl. own bqttle Ior ihird. C Grode-l, D. Mok; 2. A. Lefournour; 3, D.ti:*s=--kI:,e:;:::::eii;l:r-:u:r,:e::u-:c-et:_c-Srmgn.Asi-dwleulohRneyoloillTcoeetnimvh!EyouitosltRvscthtnrihsilo,neonq&cesHisgwrolemtCeorhLoheutdtOipeoohfdsoeps.ieernIsoetteeornqEtvolptvoeotuehpmhirnoynoreheteskegslpyslryieqouqsetcfclnnonneidnnhndodrsdtdeebitqttrhroIhlotseRe-oeherodguletlgyehpiolf{reoOoermtolhy-ope'nDglTsnooonryroqeciedpttennoLmlorono,tsIs*sewmrtr5goyoelliuloieimsnelnsny.t. Levett; 4, B. DeBoni. 55 Yords Bockstroke : 2, R. McAtee; 3, C. A Grode-l, N. Smith; Purcell; 4, R. Corter. B Grode-], W. Mueller; 2, R. Dekker; 3, p. Groy; 4, B. DeBoni. Under 16- Yords Freestyle : 55 2, D. Williomson; 3, Grode-I, J. Hoynes; A R. Wolczok; 4, S. Blochowicz. B Grode-l, R. Kowolczyk; 2, A. Soffrey; 3, P.sr-:--esslcn. Johnson; 4, K. Mutter ond C. Kerp. ]tf,B. DICK BR,OWN presents thei(,[,&IrB & CO. TRO1,H)r t*, winning House Captain M. C.I,BTERSPIN PETFJCAi'S COTT.EGE, 1963 PAGE 39

I 10 Yords Freestyle : Gillom; 4, K. Cross.A Grode-I, J. Hoynes; 2, D. Williomson; 3, C Grode-l, P. Bcrrndon; 2, S. Dornon; 3, p.S. Biochowlcz; 4, B. Murroy. Putrino; 4, P. Clorkson.55 Yords Breoststroke : 55 Yords Bockstroke :A Grode-I, j. Hoynes; 2, D. Williomson; 3, A Grode-l, B. Konecny; 2, B. poss; 3, G.B. Murroy; 4, S. Blochowicz. Smyth; 4, G. Brockenreg'.B Grode-I, A. Kowolczyk; 2, A. Soffrey; 3, E Grode-l, G. Simpson; 2, G. Dort; 3, K.P. Johnson; 4, C. Kerp. Cross; 4, R. Hoyword.55 Yords Bockstroke: C Grode (30 yords)-I, R. Foster; 2, B. Cossin;A Grode-I, J. Hoynes; 2, D. \Milliomson; 3, 3, G. Guglielmono; 4, P. McMullen.R. \Molczok; 4, S. Blqchowicz. Under 13-B Grode-l, G. Mqver; 2, A. Soffrey; 3, A. 55 Yords Freestyie :Kowolczyk; 4, C. Kerp. A Grode-l, R. Szczygielski; 2, F. Riso; 3, E.Under 15- Mueller; 4, N. Hunt.55 Ycrrds Freestyle : MB iGlnrecrrd; e4,- i, C. Corbone; 2, P. Royner; 3, G.A Grcrde-], J. Mueller; 2, P. Wolster; 3, J. C. Willicmson.Brodley; 4, R. Pigdon. C Grode-l, R. McAuliIIe; 2, R. McCogh; 3, T.B Grode-I, K. Exten; 2, P. Cummins; 3, M.Hoynes; 4, ]. McCorley. Mcloughlin; 4, M. Willioms.C Grcde-I, P. Chont; 2, B. Hqmis; 3, IMcGlenchy; 4, I. Milzi. D Grcrde-I, F. Rodriguez; 2, T. Glynn; 3, G.D Grcde-l, G. McAullffe; 2, R. Creom; 3, McPortlond; 4, R. Atkinson.P. McAulloy; 4, P. Gerick. 55 Yords Breoststroke :E Grode-I, P. Lefournour; 2, A. Drew; 3, A Grode-I, F. Riso; 2, R. Szczyqielski; 3, R.D. Piercey; 4, S. Spork. Keon; 4, C. Simpson.55 Yords Breoststroke : B Grcde-l, G. Milner; 2, P. Royner; 3, C.A Grode-], F. Fiocco; 2, P. Wolster; 3, J. Williomson; 4, P. Herbert.Mueller; 4, J. Brodley. C Grqde-l, T. Mcloughlin; 2, R. McCogh; 3,B Grode-i. L. Droge; 2, M. Hoynes; 3, K. A. Neervoort; 4, B. Green.Exten; 4, P. Criddle. 55 Yords Bockstroke:C Grode-], G. Mumme; 2, P. Chont; 3, P. A Grqde-I, R. Szczygieiski; 2, R. Keon; 3, F.Leloumour; 4, F. Kruto. Riso; 4, G. Cripps.55 Yords Bockstroke : B Grode-l, C. Williomson; 2, C. Corbone; 3,A Grode-l, J. Porker; 2, l. Mueller; 3, R. P. Herbert.Pigdon; 4, P. Wclster. C Grode-I, T. Mcloughhn; 2, M. Willioms; 3,B Grcrde-l, K. Exten; 2, M. Hoynes; 3, M. R. McCogh; 4, R. Atkinson.Birks; 4, F. Kruto. 30 Yords Freestyle : 1, R. Horris; 2, K. Mozzuchelli; 3, C. O'Brien;C Grode-T. Covonough; 2, D. Piercey; 3, R. 4, R. Spork.Creom; 4, P. Lefournour. 30 Yords Breoststroke :Under 14- 1, F. Rodriguez; 2, N. Exten; 3, R. Horris; 4,55 Yords Freestyle : C. O'Brien.A Grcrde-l, B. Poss; 2, W. Boiley; 3, G. Smyth;4, B. Konecny. 30 Ycrrds Bockslroke :B Grode-i, G. Simpson; 2, T'. Whitby; 3, G 1, F. Rodriguez; 2, N. Exten; 3, L. McGlenchy.Dort; 4, R. Kijenio. Under 12-C Grode-I, T. Seomon; 2, I. Sivwright; 3, T. 55 Ycrrds Freestyle :Putrino; 4, D. Gillqm. A Grode-I, B. Prunsler; 2, M. Cummins; 3,D Grcrde-I, R. Hoyword; 2, S. Dornon; 3, K.Cross; 4, P. Clorkson. R. Ayling; 4, A. Cogon.55 Yords Breoststroke : B Grode-l, M. Hulsdunk; 2, P. Compbell; 3,A Grcrde-l, B. Poss; 2, B. Konecny; 3, C. D. Hordisty; 4, M. O'Byrne.Eostough; 4, W. Bciley. 30 Yords Freestyle :B Grode-l, G. Simpson' 2, G. Scott; 3, D. C Grode-I, R. Poscoe; 2, R. Osborne; 3, D. \Mcrlker; 4, G. Plont.

D Grqde-i, A. Ccssin; 2, G. Tyrie; 3, R. Foster; 30 Ycrrds Brecrststroke :4, K. Rumble. A Grcrde-l, ]. Hipper; Z, G. Hc.ywqrd ond Cooper; 4, G. Wolster.55 Ycrrds Breqststroke : B Grcde-j, i. O'Forrell.; 2, A. Cotic; 3,A Grode-I, M. Cummins; 2, R. Prunster; J, Briggs; 4, S. Scrunders.R. Ayling; 4, A. Cogon. 30 Yords Bqckstroke:30 Yords Breqstsiroke : A Grcde-I, I. Hipper; 2, G. pqtmon; 3, BB Grode-I, M. Hulsdunk; 2, R. Akerstrom; .), Lumley; 4, K. Worthington.D. Hordisty; 4, M. O'Byrne. B Grode-]. S. Sounders; 2, G. Wojster; 3, T.C Grode-I, D. Wolker; 2, R. Osborne; 3, P. Jocobsen; 4, J. O'Forrell.Armqnqsco; 4, R. Pqscoe. Under 9-55 Yords Bqckstroke : 30 Yords Freestyle;A Grcde-I. R. Ayling; 2, R. Prunster; 3. M. A Grode.-I, D. Monn; 2, R. philips; 3, B. Roe;Cummins; 4, R. Clork. 4, M. Seromondi.30 Yords Bockstroke: B Grode-l, R. Hipper; 2, G. Stokes; 3, G.ts Grode-I, M. Hulsdunk; 2, R. Akerstrom; 3, Guidice ond I. Gummery. 30 Yords Breoststroke :E- Ookley; 4, M. O'Byrne.C Grqde-I, R. Poscoe; 2, R. Osborne; 3, D.Wolker; 4, G. Plont.Under l1-55 Yords Freestyle : 4+, 9r$e-1, R. Hipper; 2, R. phitips; 3, B. Rce;A Grode-], G. Luk; 2, L. Gillom; 3, G. Stokes.idirogliotto; 4, H. Briggrs. 30 Yords Bqckstroke:S0 Ycrrds Freestyie : A Grcrde-], B. Roe; 2, D. Monn; 3, G. Stokes;M-ilfuGilsrdcurndk;e4-l,,GG. S. tGill.rcrnt; 2, A. Cotic; 3. r. 4, R. McCormick.C Grode-], M. Henderson; 2, G. Rinoldi; 3, W. LifescvingUffimcplino; 4, G. Anthony. Open-l, J. Fones ond R. McAtee; 2, C. purcell155 Ycrrds Breoststroke : ond N. Smith; 3, R. Williqmson qnd R. Corter.,& Grode-i, A. Mirogrliottq; 2, G. Luk; 3, T. PY.oC*u. m1m6i-n1s, l. Haynes ond D. Williomson; 2, 3, S. Blochowicz,ffifru'kson; 4, P. Simpson. qnd R. pigdon;ffiU Ycrds Breqststroke: ond D. Piercey. Grode--l, G. Gront; 2, G. V/otson; 3, M. Reioys:lffiffisrmde15qn; 4, I. Meehon.ffi Ycnds Bockstroke: Senior-i, O'Donnells; 2, Sullivons; 3, Keqns.ffitr, Grode-I, G. Luk; 2, L. Gitlom; 3, T. Junior-i, Suilivons; 2, O'Donnells; 3, Keons. Juvenile-l, Bishops; 2, O'Donnells; 3, Keons.i@ilhmftson; 4. A. Mirogliottcl. Midgets-I, Keons; 2, O'Donneils; 3, Sullivons.fl& Vsds Bocksiroke:mCd@de-i, M. Henderson;2, G. Wotson; 3, F. New Records Estoblished :Iffiffimflfuh'nk; 4, P. Mcrnn. Under 16, 55 Yords Bqckstroke-38.g secs., J.He( f0- Hoynes.m f@Eds Freestyle: Under 13, 55 Yords Bqckstroke-45.2 secs., R. Szczygielski; 55 Yards Freestyle-35.0 secs., R.,,& fue--I, 4, J. Hipper; 2, K. Worthington; 3, G. Potmon. Szczygielski.ffi &oper;ryiGfo@de-I, G. Wolster; 2, C. Briggs ond T.ffimo&sen; 4, A. McDonqld. Under 10, 30 Yords Breostsiroke-33.g secs., J. l, e-I, S. Sounders; 2,I. Mcloughiin; Hipper; P. 3, Hipper. 30\"Yqrds Bqckstroke - 32.3 secs., J.ML ffic,ritt 4, Constontine.flilT T}AI'RICK'S EOLLEGE, 1963 PAGE 41

UTESAWI\C R.L.S.S. AWARD -WINNERS 1963 Stantling: L. Dra,ge, B. DeBoni, R. Lorden, E. Creegan. Seated: J. Panker, A\" Bumbak, C. Purcell (Award of M,erit), R. Carter. Mony OId Boys wrl1 remember with o{fec- group wili stir up the interest on the port oftion the closses in Lilesoving conducted by otheis who ore competent swimmers, ond thotBr. Keon ond which crre recorded in the 1948 next yeor we will see o much lorger groupAnnucrl. in the intervening ycors interest inthis most necessory ort lopsed, but cr stort groining cr similqr quolification.wos mqde ogoin eorly this yeor by Br. J. R. To quolily lor the Bronze MedallionMurphy. A ccrndidote must be ot leost 12 yeors o{ oge ond:- Clqsses begon in eorly Morch crt thebecrch in front of the College, qnd in the (o) PtoosryitiontothepeprofotiermntinogndthheimseexllPpirreepdqrqqi-rconduction ol these Br. Murphy wos fortunote methods ol resuscitotion.to hove the crssistonce o{ the Heod Prefect, (b) Demonstrote the two opproved monuolColin Purcell, who holds the Royol Lile Soving methods of ortificiol respirotion.Society's Awqrd of Merit. Instruction wos (c) Treod wqter Ior 30 seconds with thegiven ln oll the stondord methods of resusci- honds held obove the surloce oJ thetcrtion in use, on ihe methods o{ corrying woter.victims to sofety, qnd much time wos devotedto long distcrnce swimming. For much ol this (d) Surfoce dive ond recover on object inmore qdvonced troining the clcss odjourned ot lecrsi seven feet depth oi woter, ond bring it to lond.to the town swimming pool where proctices (e) E{fect rescues by three opproved{u1ly clothed coused some surprise to possers methods.by. (l) Demonstrote, unossisied, qn opproved Tribute should be poid here to the helpful m\"Ioenthdoidngn\"omthienopteodtiebnyt the exominer olossistonce oJ Mr. Dovidson, the locol exominer ond the correct{or the R.L.S.S. Prior to the exqminqtions, heinstructed the clcrss in whqt would be required plocement on the ground.ol them ond spent some time in individuol (S) E{fect releqses Irom three dilferentqssistonce where it wos needed. posiiions. As cr result o{ the excrminotions, Bronze (h) Swim continuously 440 ycrds qs Jollows:Medollions w'ere owqrded to the following:- 110 yords overorm, 110 yords sidestroke,CreeAgo. nB, uRm. Lboorkd,enB,.j.DPeoBrkoenr.i, R. Corter, E. 1i0 yords elementory bockstroke, 110 This yeor's wos only o smqll closs, but itis to be hoped thot the ochievements ol this yords breoststroke; in cl totol time not ex-PAGE 42 ceeding 13 minutes. ST. PATRICK'S COLLEGE, 1963

TI FOOTtsAIt 1 x963 $8il1q,,j8'x FIRST X\IIII Back liow: T. Cavanough, A. I)rew, K. Exten, J. Hogan. Third Row : L. Kozyrski, K. Weir, N. Barndon, V. Manyann, K. Mutter, D. Levett, G. Maver.Second B,ow : E. Creegan, B. DeBoni, E. Canter, S. Blachowicz, A. I{enry, J, Fones, J\" Vinci, A. I(owalczyk\" FAont tsow : W. Mueller, J. Haynes, D. Mok, A. Bumbak (Capt.), B. Murray, C. Furcell, A. Lef,ournour. At the beginning of the seoson ihe ossistqnce in cooching. With his experienceprospects lor this yeor's Firsts were rotherglum. Mony ouisionding ployers hod lelt crnd ond knowledge of the gcme, the Firsts begcnit looked os though the teqm wos in {or o bod to ploy o di{ferent brond o{ Iootboll whichseoson. But on the contrcrry it proved to be ogreot \"building-up\" yeor. brought the desired results. Evidence of this wos visible in the scores oJ the thiee gomesThe Iirst gome o{ the seqson resulted in o between ourselves cnd High School. Theconvinclng win Ior St. Pot's, but with o numbel opening gome wos won convincingly by Higho{ injuries ond o lorge percentoge ol inexper- School; they won the second gqme norrowly,ienced ployers, the side lost gome olter gome qnd in the third gome St. Fot's won quite eosily. This wqs the most pleosingr win oJ-most ol them by o norrow mor,gin. holiwoy the yeor for it demonstroted how much the Following o poor gome obout side hod improved.through the seoson, Mr. R. Morrnier offered his PAGE 43ST. PATRICK'S COLLEGE, 1963

The seqson ended with St. Pqt's sixth on Chopmon Volley 16-11 5-12the G.N.N.F.L. \"B\" Grode lodder, qnd with the Brigodes 5- 6 I0- 7odvent of on Under 18 Competition in which lrwin .... 8-12 0- 4our Firsts will bbeoiqhbwleetioghctoqmnpdeteqgweit,hothuet Mullewcr 5-10 6-12giving owqy Northompton .... .... 9- 5 10-10prospects look bright for the future. Mullewo 4- 5 11- I Rovers 0- 3 10-i1 The teom wqs very grotelul Jor the time, Northompton .... .... 3- 5 7- Binterest ond voiuoble knowledge ol the gome Roilwoys 7- 6 4- 7given by Mr. lt4ounier, ond qs o mork of oppre- Brigodes 9-16 2- 7ciotion o presentotion wos mode to him by the Roilwoys 9- 3 1l- 4 Bovers 5- 1 16- Iteqm crt o \"wind-up\" bqrbecue held ot the Towns 8-i5 3- I Chopmon Voiley 8- I 3- 5beginning oi the third term. On Speech Night trophies were crwqrded Motches ogoinst Towns ond lrwin hod to be forleited on occount ol Codet Comp.to outstonding ployers ond detoils con beIound in the list ol Awords for the year. A11 In the gqmes ogoinst the High School scores were crs Iollows:members of the teqm need to be commended First Motch 3-4 11-BIor the woy in which they ployed on with 4- 6 6-12 Second Motch 10-6 5-7courqge ond determinqtion to the Iinol siren, Third Motcheven in gqmes in which they were up cgoinstserious odds. In the following list ol results, St. Pot'sscore is mentioned {irst. UNDER I5-BLACK Yr:i \"Baok Row: R. MaCagh, T. McDonaltl, C. Kerp, P. Kerp, C. Simpson.ThirtL Row: B. Del Fante, G. Gibson, T.Seamam, R. Brooks, L. Drag,e, P. Gerick, B. Davies.Second Row: R. Pigtlon, A. Critch, P.Fowler, B. Sm,tth, D. Gee, K. Weir, P. Cumrnins, R. Szczygielski.front Row: D. Bumbak, T. Wiley, J.Ilaynes, K. Exten (Capt.), R, Bumbak, A. Kowalozy\ iI. Bradley. UNDER N6 BI,ACK In the Gq.NS.qNt.uFr.dL.oythimrdosrncionmg ptehteitioCnollceogne- seoson Ron Hoyword (rover) ond John Mueller on (luil-bock ond ruck-rover) were incopocitotedductedhos in the lost three yeors entered two teoms, ond it wos obvlous thot ihey would not ploywhich Ior purposes oJ identificcrtion ore knownPinott'hse\"Gcoomldpe.\"titFiolonyoesrsSot.rePorte'sgr\"isBtelorecdk\"woitnhd ogoin during the seoson. This enobled us to St. Iind o \"stor\" in Feter Kerp, on erstwhile the reserve, who ployed throughout the rest of theLeogue in these two teqms ond mqy not inter- seoson on the wing. Tom Wiley, with o verychonge during the secrson. sure poir ol honds, shone os full-bcrck-chonge- Although they were dogged by injuries, ruck o{ter the loss of John Mueller crndihis secrson proved to be cr quite successful one improved immensely during the seqson. Johnior ihe \"Blocks,\" who {inished runners-up to Brcrdley solved one of our biggest eorlyBrigcrdes. problems, combininq bcll-getting sense with]t wos o seoson ol broken qrms-lour in crccurote shooting in the Iull-forwcrd position,::;-but fortunotely they were not oll but q broken orm put him out of the gome {orc:: *iae coused much ol the seqson. {ootboll field. Rqther eqrly in thePAGX {+ ST. PATRICKiS COLLEGE, 1963

tseCidcIiirdhnooneinorseoetrsistmovtvghtpiutehree,ueetloAneotlescosttcfxi.itlGltpron{eyoroooristonmrooJrcm(mobgoKwnmpktnr.hiei.dcindewooilvselT..iCihninFonnoIItiodqgitnnrcnnropWshetoyomttitnholeppihpKhiiuioiseneonlreoocgl)lgnfmfyyhwo(o-dK-bwirgoowcntemqeiotelnsmescccvomrtehrzkietnneeB.yyermcfksprrEorew\"ie,oeeugbxsepqcnwqoi,loenehu.ddshnooleoeoto)qntniod1s.shlot.doe.eltroIvrhovi*I{rulftseoldroueorrutirw:ter.dVguredr.qgbtoridTt\"sitbeehnv\"huhsed_yt_eseoeot Rovers 9-15 2- 1 5-14 2_ 0 Towns 26-14 0- 0 Roilwoys A-q I 7 Don^.rrr^.1Ur,1 . (f,Old o^-^z o- JE Ii3-1 1- 1 Brigodes 16-17 1- I Northompton .... .... Roilwoys l2-t9 0- 0 9-6 0- 0 Northompton .... .... 2-5 4- Z Towns 1-2 4- 6 Rovers 14-13 0- 0 Brigodes 1-5 1- 6-2 3- IJust prior to the Finols, we were fortunqte Roilwoys 3-1 7- otY1h1.e.OFIoiirnsMitnXoouVtnhIIiIee. rh, ewlphfoul ond vqluqbje odvise ol Rovers 6-8 1- hod been working with 3-6 5- .cl S.P.C. \"Gold\" .... ....f.irst).S-corebocrrd (St. Pot's \"Block,, score given Second Semi-Finol (Brigodes) .. Finol (S.P\"C. \"Gotd,,) Grond Finol (Brigc;des) lftaill \"iJ: 'tr 'ii?i,,$ UNDER I6-GOID Back Row: E. Muellor, K. Mazzuchelli, G. McPartla,nd, aI. Mitzi, T. Clung G. McAuliffo, N. Dxten. CSeacvoann<oIuRgoh,wM: A. E. aDsrteouwg,hG, .pC. rJipohpnss,oTn,. P. Walster, V. Atkinson. f'ront Row: M. Birks, C. Russ, J. O'Brien, K. Mutter (Capt.), J. parker, B. Gra,y, G. Mumme. UNDER N6 GOLD The Under 16 \"Golds\" hod c reosonobly disposol throughout the {ield ond poor shoot- ing in Iront ol gools.successful seqson iinishing third on ihe pre- During the secrson we lost Stqn Blqchowiczmiership toble. For the greoter port ol the ond Gerold Mqver to fill serious qqps in theseoson the side wos coptoined by hqrd-work-ing Ston Blqchowicz. Under Ston the teom First XVIII ond the Coptoincy wos ossumed by'iried hord but seemed to lock somethlng iniront ol gools, crnd ofier o couple o{ eosy wins Kerry Mutter. Kerry led the teqm well crndlcst Iive gqmes in o row by norrow morgins certciniy mqde crn impression with his ',pep,,cgoinst tough opposition. It seems hcrrd to tolks.:ccount lor these losses os ployers like Terry PwoenteOthrnebtqhewegovorodntefooornfihtheethFUeqmirepwsirteinos,ngdpeBItoeesrrtWpwloohlysietcerh.rCcrvonough, Gerold Mcrver qnd A1lon Drew he wos o noturol, but hod to be moved into the-n oddition to the Coptoin dominqted the ploy centre os o result of chonges-n the centre o{ the ground. IJ one reqson cqn son. Terry Covonough wos during the seq-be given {or the teom's Icrilure to toke off the voted the mosi consistent ployer, hoving plcyed some mighty?remiership honours, it mu,st be inoccurqte PAGE 45ST. PATRICK'S COLLEGE, 1963

gomes when the going wqs the hordest, hollbock flonker.Others to shine during the seqson were:- Joe Mitzi joined the teqm holf-woy throughAlicrn Drew whose usuol position wos centre the secrson ond quickly proved himself qn ex-hollbock. Allqn's moin qsset wqs cr long drop cellent bock-pocket ployer.kick which he used lrequently to put \"Golds\"into crttock. Morsholl Eostough improved greotly os Gorry Cripps in his Iirst yeor ot the Col- the seqson went on. Although he ployedlege showed promise. Gorry hos greot speed sometimes on cr Jorword Ilonk, he wqs of hisond on crccurote poss, ond excepi for o mid- be'st in defence.seqson slump did good work on the {orwqrdflcrnk ond on the wing. SCOREBOARD (St. Pct's \"Gold\" score siven Greg McAuliffe wos Iirst) : q hqrd trying, ond Northompton .... .... 12-13 l- 4despite his size, o hqrd bumping rover. Roilwoys 15-21 I- 2 Brigodes 4- 3 7- 5 Geoff Mumme ployed well os iull-bock S.P.C. \"B]ock\" .... .... il--97qnd showed his versotility in other positions 6- 5 Rovers 2-4when colIed upon. 94--130 Kerry Mutter kicked most gools ol the seo- Towns 22--4B 2- 2 Brigodes 4-Bson. A good ployer, olwoys in the rightposition, but ot times too light Ior the opposing Bovers Brigodes 2-10bocks. Poul Johnson ployed some good gomes ot 4-6 B-4 2-1 Towns 9-10 1- 5centre-holl-lorword. Northompton .... .... 7-12 11-3 Colin Russ improved during the seqson. Northompton .... .... 35--0I 0- 4He wos very useful in the ruck qnd wqs usucrlly Roilwoys i-3sound in defence. S.P.C. \"Block\" .... .... I-1 First Semi-Fino1 (Rovers) .... .... 6-2 John Pqrker wqs certoinly the hordest Finol (S.P.C. \"Block\") 2-6trier in the side ond deveioped into o relioble 6-8 UNDER. N,4 XVMI The Under i4 teom is composed oi boys ploTyheedtecqrmrewqqlscolepdtobiny'sCghorism. eSiimnpsqoInl ,thwrheoewho normqlly plcry in the C Grode competition, encounters. Mony oJ his teom mqtes were on the smoll side, qnd in the first motch they suc-bui who olso fit into this crqe group. T'he onlygames they ployed crs such were the three ceeded in running qround the lorger Highinterschool mqtches between ourselves crnd School combinqtion, but in the loter gomesGeroidton High School. They were success{ui ihe pottern of ploy chonged, with the Highin winning the Iirst of ihese. but despite this School bringing in Iqst smoll men to replocegood stort lost the remoining qomes by reo- some of ihe lorger ployers they hcd pinnedsonobiy big mcrrgins. UNDER 14 XYIII Back Row : K. M.azzachelli, R. McCagh, T. McDona\"lal, N. Dxten, P. Kerp, E. Mueller. Second Row: B. Del Fante, G. Cripps, 8,. l$zczygielski, B. Gray, P. Fowler, G. Brackenreg, C. Ca.rbone. Front Row: G. Stokeq I{. Cross, C. Simpson (Capt.), T. Clune, G. McPa,rUand, M. Cummins.

PRIMARY SCHOOTSCOMPETITION-PREMIERS I953Top Bow: D. O'MaIley, R. Sa,unders, F.Rodriguez, 8,. Clark, G. Guglielmana., B. Cooper.Middle Ro,w: R,. Foster, T. Bryer, D.Reynolds, A. Caniglia, R. Atkinson, C. Williarnson, C. Carbone.Front Row: F. McMull,en, R. Ayling, N.Exton, M. Curnrnins, K. Mazzuchelli, A, Vlrheeldon, P. Campbell.their foith on on the first occosion. PRIN4IARY FOOITBAI.tScores were qs follows:- The J.963 seoson proved to be q memor-First gome .. 6.9 4.10 oble crnd enjoyoble one. Eoch boy wos given I 1.3 the opportunity to ploy in two mqtches eqchSecond gome .. 3.2 10.1 1 week, qnd olso to ottend o troining qJternoon.Third gcrme It wos pleosing to note the improvemeni mode .. Z.l by mcrny qs o result ol theseWith only three gqmes picyed it wqs os troining sessions,difficult to pick the Foirest cmd Besi ployer. it indicotes cr continuing recruits for older teoms. supply ol skilledIn the first gome it wqs Chris. Simpson crnd The representqtive teom won theMorsholl Eostough, obiy ossisted by Gory wG.eNll.Nq.sF.tLh.ePLriigmhobreyinSgcChooronlsivoCloqmltpeer toitioiennsqesSimpson who did most ol the domoge. In thesecond gome Gory Cripps wos prominent, struggie ogoinst Northompton Convent.wtohislehininetoheutlc.rsHt oowneevTeerr,ryinColulnlethwrcersethgeomoneesGory Simpson seemed to show the most con- os Michcrel Cummins led this teqm to victory coptoin qnd received much uselul qssist- qnce crnd support {rom his vlce-coptoin, Neilsistency, combining determinotion with cleon, Exten. The trophy Ior Fqirest ond Best in thefoir ploy. series went to Cormello Corbone. Others to Other ployers to do useful service were do well were K. Mozzuchelli, R.Peter Fowler in the ruck, Greg. Stokes qt McMullen, C. Clork, P. monq qnd C. Eostough, T. Bryer, G. Gugliel-centre, Bruno Del Fqnte, Kim Cross rrnd Williomson, while Robert Foster wos selected crs the most improved ployer oiBernord Groy. the seoson. TERIVT DATES 1964 February Ilth - Muy 7thSecond Ternr Muy 26th - August 20thThird Term September Bth - December tlthBoarders to be in residence the day prior to the beginning of each termST. PATRICK'S COLLEGE, 1963 PAGE 47

#tlrl,nl;\" QooniunlBecouse ol the crowded Iootboli pro-qromme in the second term little preporotion thot they were going to be o lorce to be reckoned with, ond throughout the 220s it woscould be mqde Jor the onnuol othletics belore Bishops ond Sullivclns neck ond neck. At theschool resumed in September. This meqnt thot lunch recess Bishops were leoding Sullivonsthere wcrs cr very short period ol intense trcrin- by 4| points, but in theing necessory to get teoms fit for the Cornivcrl ron owoy to q leod of senior sprints Sullivons obout 30 points, whichwhich took RpleoccreeootionnWGerdonuensdd, ooyn,dSqeplltetemobmesr they mointoined until the end o{ the pro-25th, ot the gromme.showed o keenness thot ougured well for crsuccesslul doy. New records in the under oge In o1l, eight records were broken ond omile chompionships on the Mondoy set the Iurther Jour were equolled-o iribute to the encourogement competitors received from teompottern Ior whot wqs to toke plcrce when theWednesdoy downed Iine ond sunny with cr motes ond supporters. Detoils ol these newlight south-west breeze. records will be {ound ot the end of the sche- dule of results. As o result ol the events thot hod been The Chompionship results were osdecided in the previous three doys, Sullivons {ollows:-held o norrow leqd over Keons who were Iol- Open: Dovid Mok. Under i6 : John Mueller.lowed by Bishops crnd C'Donnells. Scoringr Under l5 : Geoffrev Mumme.well in the junior oge sprLnts, Bishops showed CHAMPIOi\S 1963PAGE 48 Standing: M. Bancilhon, P. Clancy, P. Horton Seated: G, Cripps, J. Mueller, D. Mok, G. Mumme Front: M. F-ranklyn, A. Zinetti, G. Bunter ST. PATRICK'S COLLEGE, 1963