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To the Girls of 1964, The year has almost reached its end. Among many other things, the world has seen this year m ore space flights , m ore experiments with nuclear power, international rivalry and co-operation at another Olympic Games. In future years you will look back to 1964 as the year when English was introduced into the Mass in Australia.

This trem endous change shows that the Church is on the m ove, too, looking for

ways and means to mak e the worship of God and the ageless m essage of Christ more m eaningful to the people of today.

Y our part is to live fully the grace of your baptism with all that that implies of personal

goodn ess and apostolic work. Y our task begins at school. Th en later fo r some, soon fo r others, you will be able to tak e .1·our place in the world as Christian wom en and leaders who will not be deceived by false standards but will direct others to the truth of Christ. This is our wish for all of you , and we pray that God will hless particularly those who are leaving school this _vear.

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School DiarJ"' TERM I TUESDAY. 4th FEBRUARY: From the irksome freedom of summer holidays. we returned joyously to another year of toil. Man y old faces missing but we are pleased to welcome new ones. WEDNESDAY . 5th FEBRUARY: Many groans were heard at sport and dancing. No potential Pavlovas were noticed but several showed a natural aptitude for stomping. THURSDAY , 6th FEBRUARY : The novelty of new books. timetables. etc .. is wearing off and many are wearing a n air of overwork already. FRIDAY. 7th FEBRUARY: We voted for Prefects and House Captains toda y. MONDAY . 10th FEBRUARY: At Assembly. the results of Friday's elections were announced. The inauguration of these upholders of law and order was celebrated with a n early dismi ssa l. TUESDAY. I Ith FEBRUARY: Matric. Lit. class look forward to a possible trip to see "Hamlet" at the "Union". WEDNESDAY. 12th FEBRUARY: A shock for the unfit today' At various sports-lessons we were made to run around the block not once but TWICE! Though exhausted a supreme effort was made and all a rrived at their goal. THURSDAY. 13th FEBRUARY: Heard in the German class' A remark was made notin g the deadliness of D.D.T. " Yes:· sa id a wit. " It's good for anything but the Bea tles. " FRIDAY. 14th FEBRUARY: Much excitement in the event of some "film stars" in the school. Photographs are to be taken tomorrow for a film on the works of the "Sisters of Charity." MONDAY . 17th FEBRUARY: Date of Sports Day announced toda y. Everyone has a great deal of vigorous training to look forward tu. WEDNESDAY . 19th FEBRUARY: Tennis teams finalised today. We can see some individuals on the courts laboriously wielding racquets and presumed that they were the CL.C's. Margaret Smiths. THURSDAY. 20th FEBRUARY: All' from Form Ill up are eagerly looking forward to St. Patrick 's Day . .March on March 14th. FRIDAY. 21st FEBRUARY: Borh· Senior and Junior Teams successful against Our Lady 's College. Keep . up the good work girls' MONDAY. 24th FEBRUARY: House meetings were held today. and Ca ptains encouraged their te a ms to greater efforts for the approaching sports. TUESDAY. 25th FEBRUARY: When asked what her honourable teacher had in her mind in askin"g so many questions. a lea rned student replied " Nihil''! (For non-classic students) translated means ''nothing." page four

WEDNESDAY. 26th FEBRUARY: Some went to the t · today to get their polio injections. THURSDAY . 27th FEBRUARY: All the training on days will not be wasted as heats for the Sports begin toda FRIDAY. 28th FEBRUARY : The opening of the I Season has repercussions everywhere. One of our esteemecl teachers was noted stalking a starling down the corridor armed with a school hat! MONDAY. 2nd MARC H: Tennis team met with mixed success against Kilmaire. We won on the day, however. TUESDAY . 3rd MAR C H: What well-known Matric. student was skulking in the library and was captured by one of our brave. no ble lawkeepers? THURSDAY. 5th MARC H: Overhea rd in religion lesson on getting to heaven! Teacher: "Why do you come to school?" Student: " We've got to do something while we're waiting to get to heaven ." FRIDAY , 6th MAR C H: Our tennis teams once more s uccessful. Thi s tim e Presentation Co nvent faced the merciless barrage from C.L.Cs. racquets. MONDAY . 9th MAR C H: Labor Da y Holida y! TUESDAY. 10th MARC H: Open rel ay team chosen fur Spurts Day . No doubt the re will be much challenging , as many are kee n lo be included . WEDN ESDA Y. I Ith MAR C H : Matrics. enjoyed pe rform a nce of "Hamlet" tonight. At least enjoyed Kevin Co lson. THURSDAY . 12th MARCH: Practice with band fur St. Pat rick·, Day March to be he ld next Saturday. FRIDAY. 13th MAR C H : Tram strik e . Some girls let out ea rl y. Friday the 13th not so unlucky for them! SATURDAY. 14th MARCH: Half a league, half a league and we were still going! Neverthe less we reac hed th e Cathedral in fairly good style. MONDAY. 16th MAR C H: The under 14 relay team today created a ne w College record . They ran off their heats in only one lunch hour' TUESDAY. 17th MARCH: Holiday!! St. Patrick's Day! WEDNESDAY. 18th MARCH : Today we learned the new ball games for the sports. We think it should only take a few more sports lesso ns to learn them though , beca use they're the same ones we had last year. and the year before that a nd . . . THURSDAY . 19th MARCH: Many girls we re bitterly disappointed today to learn th a t on account of the train strike tomorrow . the y may have to stay away from school. FRIDAY. 20th MARC H: During the last period tod ay we were entertained by a film on the mission at Bundi. We have all decided now to become. as one girl expressed it. " lay nun s." MONDAY. 23rd MARCH: The opening of Holy Week saw the more saintly members of the school attending daily Mass whilst escaping the generally inesca pable lunch time lesson.

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TUESDAY. 24th MAR C H : The whole sc hool is gradually showin g signs th a t the sports a re approaching and between " pota toes'', quoit s. racquets and balls. sp ik es, runn e rs a nd a few girl s. th e gro unds are disappearing. WEDNESDAY. 25 th MARCH: The a miabl e spo rts teac he r. Miss Fra nci s. o nce aga in de li ght ed a ll stude nt s with he r "warmin g clown" exerc ises and s urpri sed a ll with her amazin g lack of e ner gy! THURSDAY. 26t h MAR C H : C.L.C. was ably re prese nted at the Mass for th e Blessi ng of the Ho ly Oils by S.M . Theresia a nd choir who were ass isted by the Rev. T. Briglia. W ED N ESDA Y. 1st APRIL: Today the whole sc hoo l reme mbered in th e ir prayers Ma ree de Pe ll eg rin who died durin g the Easter holidays. May she rest in peace. THURSDAY. 2nd APRIL: Whil st probing th e class o n their know ledge of the Old Testament. a n ex treme ly profo und a nd sea rchin g teache r qu es ti o ned : "Wha t did the A rk of th e Cove na nt co nt a in ?" An extre me ly a lert a nd learned stude nt rep li ed, '' No a h"! FR IDAY . 3rd APRIL: After ma rchin g for I t hou rs today. it appea rs the cup will go to e ither Aik en heacl or Vincentia. SUN DAY. 5th APRIL: Congra tul ation s to Marita aga in for winning th e spo rt s. It is becoming mon o tonou s, but no one can bea t the record except Vincentia. MONDAY. 6th APRIL: Eve ryone was so exhausted after the vigorous exercise yesterday th a t we were dismissed ea rl y. TUESDAY. 7th APRIL: A fi ery speech was delivered by the Pres id e nt of th e Y.C.S. today. Res ult ? WEDNESDAY. 8th APRIL: M atri cs. were see n doing folk dances und e r the blue pillars today! - At leas t it 's bet ter th a n exe rcises but!!' THURSDAY. 9th APRIL: Hints of the co min g of a n IMPORTANT VISITOR a nn o unced by Siste r M. Theresa Joseph in th e Literature class. Big qu estio n WHO IS IT? FRIDAY. 10th APRIL: G rea t exc ite me nt in Lit. class as th e na me of th e IMPORT ANT VISITOR was a nnoun ced. Sa id visi to r a rri ves o n Monday. MONDAY. 13th APRIL: At las t the mo me nt had a rri ve d. the lit e ra ture c lass waiting in a nticipa tion! He e nters a nd with " Hi gir ls" sa t clow n. It was no ne o th e r than Mr. Jo na th a n Daly. TUESDAY. 14th APRIL: Exa m fever se izes th e sc hoo l as the first te rm exa m timetable is se nt aro und to eac h classroom. W ED N ESDAY. 15t h APRIL: Th e Form Ill's went to a n orchestral co nce rt. M o re th a n mos t Bea tl e mani acs could sta nd! THURSDAY. 16 th APRIL: There was Expos ition of the Blessed Sacra me nt in th e C ha pel today a nd a watc h was carried o ut by the stude nt s to pra y for a n increase in re li gio us voca tions. At 3.45 Be nediction was he ld for th e se ni o r stude nt s. FRIDAY. 17th APRIL : The Co ll ege C hap lain. Father Deakin gave the Matric. girls a religious instructio n lesson today. Unfortunately th e girl s were no t very voca l. CA RIT AS

MONDAY. 20th APRIL: Defin ition of " to stud y" - ta ke pains to investigate o r acq uire knowledge - "some" a re suffer in g grea tl y as exams draw nearer. TUESDAY. 2 1st A PRIL: A ll ou ·sport in g sta rs were o ut e n masse thi, a fternoon for th e first of their basketball trial s. THURSDAY. 23rd APRIL: Big plans a re bein g made in a certain Form for a "French Revo lution ... This is clue to exa min at ion feve r a nd difficulty with the subju ncti ve. F RIDAY. 24th APRIL: Th e Ma tri c. debate. C.L.C. v. Pa rade. end ed (ve ry diplomatically) with a draw. In th e afte rn oo n a n Anzac serv ice was he ld a t th e schoo l whil e te n Form II I girl s a tt e nd ed the ceremo n y a t th e Shrin e of Reme mb ra nce. MONDAY . 27th APRIL: Exams commence fo r Leaving and Ma trics. I wonder if it had a n yt hin g to do wi th severa l girls attempting to cas t the mse lves through the windows in front of th e Leav in g room? TU ESDAY . 28th APRIL: Th e rest of the Seco nd ary C lasses are no w initiated - open books a nd glum faces are th e o rd er o f the clay. W E DN ESDA Y. 29th AP RIL: Respi te (?) for so me as normal lessom are resumed for the clay. THURSDAY. 30t h APRIL: Once more there is a little less no ise in th e ya rd and more open books in evidence. FRIDAY , l st MAY: The Consecra ti o n to Our Lady in the hall o nce aga in took pl ace a nd made a fittin g beginning to her month. A:so th e l ~st day of th e exa m s. TUESDAY. 5th MAY : Se niors ret urn ed to sc hoo l after a ho li da y (correction clay). Great act ivit y everywhere as we _strive to raise money to paint the hall a nd c lassroo ms. Eac h class has Its quot a.

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WEDNESDAY , 6th MAY: The Leaving Geography class set out on an excursion to Woodstock. much to the misery of the twenty or so Parade boys left without partners for the practice dance after school. Situation saved by girls who returned about 4.15 p.m. FRIDAY. 8th MAY: The playground seemed emptier today as aboul seventy girls flocked to the hall at lunch time to watch Form Ill's fashion parade. All girls in their classrooms closed their ears faithfully when the Compere's speech came over the loud speaker. SATURDAY. 9th MAY: Form II had a Dog Show. SUNDAY, 10th MAY: The Grade Il's received their firs! Holy Communion on Sunday in the School Chapel. MONDAY. 11th MAY: The Form Ill Make-up Demonstration wa s a great success and various Matric. students spent their time in the Junior class rooms during the wet lunch hour "controlling" the girls. TUESDAY. 12th MAY: You must have been a beautiful baby bul boy! Look at you now! Baby photo competition a "howling" success. WEDNESDAY. 13th MAY: Talent (?)Quest held by Form V today. THURSDAY, 14th MAY: Frantic preparation of girls for Prefect's Dance, plus a Staff Baby Photo Competition made the hall look rather like Bourke St. in peak hour. FRIDAY. 15th MAY: Forms V and VJ were noted today with black encircled eyes and remnants of elaborate hair-dos after last night's dance which was voted a great success. Form IV showed their entertaining abilities in a mammolh concert. One question remains! What happened to the school bottle openers? The progress ladders for the painting reveal that we have raised almost £500 in less than a fortnight. Several classes have reached their quota and some have passed it.

WEDNESDAY , I 0th JUNE: We were told today of the lnspeclor"s coming next month great preparations and we even succeeded in getting the "united" note while singing College song. THURSDAY. I Ith JUNE: The Matric French class made a vi sit to the "prop" room in search of costumes for the French play . l.f the pla y is half as good as the costumes it will be an hilarious night. WEDNESDAY. 17th JUNE : No sport due to rain. but many graceful ··models" showed thefr ability in walking up the stairs - sideways. THURSDAY. 18th JUNE: We rehearsed the French play with complete costumes. Quite good. but some still shaky regardin g !heir lines. Two girls went to Vocational Conference. FRI DAY. 19th JUNE: The day for the Alliance Festival to be he ld at C .L.C. Everyone is busy trying to make it a success. Liz R y an ·~ dancing should be the hit of the evening. Glad to report everything was a success including Liz's brilliant act lib "C'est la maladie." MONDAY. 22nd JUNE: Leaving and Matric C.Y.A. members attended the Annual Communion breakfast at St. Francis' yesterd ay . TUESDAY. 23rd JUNE: Despite the qualms of Mother last ni ght' s performance of 'The Boy Friend" was well attended and enjoyed by all. Punctuality pays as we soon learnt after three minutes detention.

TERM II TUESDAY. 2nd JUNE: School resumes' Everyone ·is talking about the holidays. Big shock to see the colours of the newly painted rooms. It is a very controversial topic at the moment. The leavings welcomed a new member to their class. Nina Lu from Singapore. We are pleased to see Sister Claver has returned from her illness. WEDNESDAY . 3rd JUNE: Back to the grind. We are really feeling it now with these cold mornings' The Le a vings held a party last Saturd ay night which raised a little more towards the painting fund. School is quiet without the Matrics who are on Retreat. FRIDAY. 5th JUNE: Tears of happiness (at least we hope the y're !ears of h;ippiness) greeted the return of the saintly Matrics. lt wa s agreed , however. that it was a very helpful and satisfying Retre;it. High Mass at the Cathedral as it is the Feast of the Sacred Heart. MONDAY. 8th JUNE: C.Y.A . Sunday yesterday with C.L.C . doing the honours as the host school. TUESDAY , 9th JUNE: Sister Helen's absence has been felt throu ghout the school. but she is to return ne.xt Monday after having taught elsewhere this week . page si\

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WEDNESDAY. 24th JUNE: Many crestfallen faces after the disLit. tressing news we missed out on singing. More bad news answers handed up, or else! Everyone dives for the pen . The number of answers some must do are in the teens. THURSDAY . 25th JUNE: Some unrecognisable characters in class today. Short hair seems in fashion. One girl had he rs cut and hasn't been back yet. I wonder why! The school is surrounded by posters, the Catholic Drama Festival to be held on July 21st. Mother wants good representation. FRI DAY. 26th JUNE : Big preparations for tonight"s debate ;1ga ins1 St. Pat's MONDAY. 29th JUNE: A few tickets for Mercy Appeal we re le ft un so ld in a certain classroom. a nd so the girls donated the necessary funds to buy them . All seemed to be settled when a small voice was heard - ··what if the community ticket wins one of the cars?" TUESDAY. 30th JUNE: Tickets arrived for St. Bede"s Dance today . Some girls were disappointed when it was revealed that there were on ly six for our ''honourable lawkeepers." WEDNESDAY. !st JULY: Today it was announced the Catho li c Drama Festival bookings were to open. FRIDAY. 3rd JULY: Who were the prefects who led th e most se nior class into the Ca thedral today before the end of the I I o 'clock Mass. thus upsetting several people's concentration on their prayers'! !ll Tonight two teams of debaters took part in a debate against C . B.C .. North Melbourne. The night ended quite well with C.L.C. winning one debate and just narrowly losing the other. MONDAY. 6th JULY: Bright Matric student looking through German prayer book 'T his is probably the text they use for the Fnglish text in Germany'"' W E DNESDAY. 8th JULY : Excursion to paper mills by Leaving geography class. Most interesting if you could forget the obnoxious odour . FRIDAY. 10th JULY: More props arrived from Princess Theatre today for "The Admirable Crichton." The school hall will soon look like a tropical island . MONDAY. 13th JULY: Congratulations to A and B bas ketball tea ms for their will' on Saturday against Santa Ma ria. A has not lost a matc h . WEDNESDAY. 15th JULY: How's this for clear thinking? Marries were told today. that they were even worse than last year's Leavings' FRIDAY. 17th JULY: First ,edition of Y.C.S . newspaper, " Items a nd Facts" released today. Many ' pleasant hours spent in solving the ··original'' crossword 1 MONDAY. 20th JULY: History was made today - C. L.C. celebrated the Mass in English dialogue for the first time as a school. Some confusion over postures but otherwise everything went smoothly. TUESDAY. 21st JULY: Sister announced early that we were to he honoured with a visit from a V.l.P . at lunchtime. At 12.30 Mr. Redding arrived to brief us in the proced l'l re of " Parliament of Youth" in which C.L.C. will be participating on Sunday. August 9th. Wonder who the page eight

"lucky" girls will be'! Topic for discussion ··Are Politicians Overpaid'!" We are the Government. Congratulations to the girls who acquitted themselves so well in th e " Admirable Crichton." All who saw them were loud in their praises . WEDN ES DAY, 22nd JULY: Today. the Matrics once again heard a lecture on the English Mass. Thi s time it was at St. Vincent's . We hope it was some help to those of us who are not fully appreciative of thi s innovation. THURSDAY. 23rd JULY: Y.C.S. General Meetin g toda y. We particularly enjoyed Teresa's " holy angel performance. " FRIDAY. 24th JULY: Good luck Ca therine McArdle . who tonight. is to represent C.L.C. in the Junior C hamber of Commerce. MONDAY. 27th JULY: We were all thrilled to hear Cat her ine did so well on Friday. She narrowly missed third place with her ··Portra it in Black and White" of N a matjira . The inspectors are close ted in th e office going through our pa pers and visiting the Intermediate s in betwee n times. TUESDAY. 28th JULY: More success for C.L.C. 1 We had the best stage se tting seen a t the Drama Festival. Inspectors still he re. WEDN ES DAY. 29th JULY: Interm ed iate girl did not reall y mind going to the dentist because when she gets older she said she doe sn"t want to have " a mouthful of no teeth! " Inspectors gone and we re la x a little. THURSDAY , 30th JULY: German Goethe again today. Good luck to those concerned. FRIDAY . 31st JULY: Preparation for hig match tomorrow. Bo th sides undefeated so it should be close. Mr. Cleary heard our "Parliament of Youth" debaters. The team was in fine form . even perhaps ferocious. At all events it bodes well for Sunday week. SUNDAY. 2nd AUGUST: Our three debaters went lo HSY- 7 lo look over the studios and the programme . Autographs anyone'' MONDAY . 3rd AUGUST: Good new s today. Both A and H basketba ll teams in the finals. TUESDAY. 4th AUGUST: Form IV Y .C .S. went on excursions to St. Anthony's and Caritas Christi. The back benchers for Parliament of Youth chosen today. Man y improvements noticed in general appearance. THURSDAY. 6th AUGUST: Mr. Redding arrived today to give the three speakers and backbenchers a few last minute tips and assured us we should do very well. FRIDAY. 7th AUGUST: Tonight a rehearsal for debaters ;1gains1 Parade . Both A and B basketball teams play their first final on Sunday. A tense weekend for the girls and especially Sister Helen' Good lu ck to all girls taking part in Parliament of Youth and basketball. MONDAY. 10th AUGUST: Co ngratul ations to those girls who were in Parliament of Youth; especially the three speakers. E. Ryan . T. Websdale and M. Canny. Congrats. also to the B team for winning CARITAS

the se mi fin a ls. Had luck to the A's who a ft e r a good season lus t h ) a ve ry sm a ll m a rgin . TUESD AY . 11th AUGUST: Silen ce a round the sc hool as middl e sc hoo l beg ins the ir e xam s. WE DN ES D A Y. 12th AUGUST: More acce ptan ces fo r o ur sc hoo l da nce a rri ved a nd it see m s as if it will he a success. A t least we ho pe so. T H U RS D A Y. 13th AUGUST : A ll Ma tric s bus y makin g hi b isc us for o m sc hoo l da nce whi ch will fea ture an H awa ii a n the me. F RID A Y. 14 th AUGUST: Pra cti ce is go in g o n in e arn es t for ih c Mid d le Sc hoo l co nce rt. So ngs abo ut "c he rr y- bl osso m." e tc .. waft 0 111 o f the h:tll. MON D A Y. 17th AUGUST: Mi ss Ma he r mad e triumph a nt re turn lo geog ra ph y c lass . Hibi scu s m a kin g te rmin a ted with ex hau sti o n o f pa per suppl y. Preparati o ns fo r 1-::du c::ti o n Wee k Displ ay. Re la ti ve sile nce ca used by abse nce o f Middl e Sc hoo l-Co r rec ti o n clay. TUES D AY. 18th AUGUST: Sc hoo l a hi ve o f acti vit y. 1-'du ca ti o n Wec k di spla y in ha ll. Pa rent s ca me to inspec t stude nt s' wo rk - cx: 1m p ks la id o ut. nn nnequin parade. etc. Dismi ssed a t 3 o'c loc k so teac hers co ul d be free to "complim e nt " pa re nt s o n th e ir fin e prod ucts. Pre pa ra ti ons for da nce :tl mos t fin a li se d ;: pa rt fr o m a few poste rs. etc. We now have e no ugh m o ney to hi re ba nd. W ED N ESDA Y. 19th AUGUST: Majo rit y of Ma tr ic a nd Leav in g c lasses left at mi dd ay to go to Prese nt a ti on Con ve n t. W indso r. to sec th e girl s of th a t sc hoo l prese nt 'Twe lfth Ni ght " whi c h is o n the Matr ic syll :1 bu s thi s ye: 1r. Co ngratulati o ns to Diane Manw a rin g fo r gainin g third p l: 1ce in th e C lass ica l Assoc ia ti o n's Lat in Read in g Co mpe titi o n . T H U RS D A Y. 20 th AUGUST: H « lf ho ur pe ri ods thi s m o rnin g a s th e who le sc hoo l from G rade V to Ma tri c is go in g to see the Vi e nn ese Hoys' C ho ir. Teac he rs we re a n xio us ly c heck in g in case w ayward c ha rgcs m issed bu ses. Eve ryone vo ted it we ll wo rth see in g. A vote o f th a n ks to Mo th er Rect ress. F RI DA Y. 2 1st AUGUST : Su bdu ed exc ite me nt th ro ugho ut Se n ior sc hoo l :.s teac he rs re fuse to pe rmit a n y le ttin g o ff stea n1 o f pe nt -up e mo ti ons. H awa ii a n d a nce ton ight' A ll are ho pin g fo r its success na tu ra ll y e no ugh. H ai r app o intm e n ts ha rd to o rga ni se as we arc not getti ng 0 111 ear ly. H av in g tro u ble w ith th e powe r . Le; 1vin gs w ho m;1dc hai r ;1 ppo intm e nt s e a rly rece ived e lectri c shoc k fro m Mo th e r . Pe rh a ps she has ass imilated mi ss in g powe r . MON D AY. 24 th AUGUST: Co nt! ra tul:iti o ns to :tll who we re re spons ib le fo r th e success o f th e H :i"Wa ii a n d a nce ! A ve ry e njoyable eve nin g was had by a ll. T he m em be rs of the uppe r c lasses had to ta ke " th e lo ng w:1y :iro und" thi s m o rnin t! as th e mu sic exams a re in progress a nd tra ffi c h:is bee n ba nn ed fr o m - th e concre te sta irs. Fra n tic e ntrea ties fo r sil e nce we re se nt up to th e roo m above th e mu sic roo ms a t th e c ha nge o f pe riods. T hese we re on be ha lf o f th e exa min e r wh o. we :i re to ld . is ve r y se nsit ive to so und ' Good luc k to the exa min ees. TUES D A Y. 25 th AUGUST : Mu sic exa m s continue ' W E DN ES D A Y. 26 th AUGUST: Mu sic p upil s a re all look in g fo rw; 1rd anx io usly to res ults. CA RI TAS

T H U RS D A Y. 27 th AUGUST: With grea t jubil a tion the gi rl s lc:ivc sch oo l fo r " we ll -e: 1rncd " (") ho lid ays.

Form V ' s on GeoJrophy Excursion o t Shorehom

TERM Ill T UESDA Y. 15th SE PTEM BE R: Th e fi rst dav of T hi rd Te rm is o ne whe re m a n y reso lu t io ns a rc m ade. pa rti cu la rl y by the fo rm s. " loo kin g fo rwa rd " (?) to th e Oc tobe r tests. W E D NESDAY . 16th SE PT E M BE R : Today mos t of the reso luti o ns a re b ro ke n. TH U RSDA Y. 17th SE PTE M BE R: No ti me tab le has a rri ved ye t. T he s uspense is too mu c h. MO NDAY. 2 1st SE PT E MB E R : Se na tor Bree n a nd Mr . Redd in g ca m e to day to prese nt fr a med ce rtifi ca tes to th e girl s w ho pa rti cipa ted in Pa rli a m ent of Yo uth . TUESDA Y. 22 nd SE PT E MB E R: A nx ie ty fo r exa ms beg innin g to show. Mr . Br igna ll ca me a nd w ittil y desc ri bed th e pl eas ures o f th e com in g Gy mkh a na. W E D NESDAY. 23 rd SE PT E M BE R : Ma ny e mpt y des ks. wo nder co ul d it be T.B . in jecti o ns. TH U RS D A Y. 24 th SE PT E MB E R: Show Day. F RI D A Y. 25 th SE PT E MBER : Octobe r tests sta rt fo r Leav in g a nd Ma tri c to day . Th e re m a ind e r o f th e schoo l loo ks refres hed afte r Show D ay ho li day. pr:gc nine

MONDAY . 28th SEPTEMBER: Fr. C rudde n ca me toda y to inspect budding theologi a ns of C. L.C. Middle School Concert tonight. TU ESD AY . 29th SE PT E MBER: Exa ms continue for Leav in g and Ma tric.

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W EDNESDAY. 30th SE PTE MB E R: Second ni ght of Middl e Sc hoo l Co ngrat ul at ions to a ll who took part. Co nce rt THURSDAY. 1st OCTOBER: Int er med ia tes to da y bega n a two-d ay Retrea t g ive n by Fath er Purce ll. C.S.S. R .. at " Ave M a ri a." FRIDAY . 2nd OCTOBER: October tes ts finally co nc luded . Now for re sult s' Int e rm ed iat es return welcomed l?) by th e rest of the School. SUNDAY. 4th OCTOBER: Twe nt y- two of the junior girl s were co nfirmed a t the Ca th edra l. One MONDAY . 5th OCTOBER : Re port ed fro m Alli a nce Orals girl inte rrupt ed her se nt e nce by say in g in pa nic-s tricken English. "Oh no subjuncti ve" ' She says Mr. Barko's ex press io n was positi ve ly diabolical as he said. rub bin g hi s ha nd glee full y - ·'Oui. ma ' m'selle. o ui " 1 TUESDAY. 6th OCTOBER: Ph o tograp her arrived but as usual it was ra ining We conso led o urse lves by hav in g individual ph o tos ta i- c n in the ha l( W EDNESDAY. 7th OCTOBE R: Int ers a nd Leavings bega n the firs t day of th e ir exams for th e ne w Co mm o nwea lth Scholarships. Good lud to those co nce rn ed. Some hopeful prospective Uni stud ents went to a n open da y a t New m a n thi s afte rn oo n. They say it ha s g ive n them th e will to stud y. TH U RSDAY. 8t h OCTOBER: Exams co ntinue for Int e r a nd Leav in g. The phot og rapher ha s finally arrived on a sunn y da y a nd class pho tos we re take n. FRIDAY. 9th OCTOBER: Ra cquets are much in ev ide nce as hopef11I yo ung Wimbl ed o n prospect s prepare for the com ing tournaments. SUNDAY. I Ith OCTOBER: Lois Limmer of Form Ill won thi: Australian Irish Da ncin g C hampionSh ip (Intermediate Section) and Anni: Ha rrin gton . Form I. won th e Australian Junior Championship. page ten

MONDAY , 12th OCTOBER: Some girls describe the good time the y had at the Gymkhana yesterday. Bad weather again so group photos were postponed . TU ESDA Y. !>th OCTOBER: Form Ill's on Retreat toda y in th e C hape l. WEDNESDAY . 14th OCTOBER: Mu ch enthus iasm as tenni s tourna m ~ nt s comme nce. TH U RSDA Y. 15th OCTO BE R: Some o dd-lookin g characters seen lurkin g in top corridor thi s morning' M ys te ry was soo n so lved when we rea lised Inter med ia tes were putting on a gro up of pl ays . MONDAY . 19th OCTOBER: "A" tea m successfu l agai nst "O ld Co ll eg ia ns" team in a baske tba ll match o n Sat urd ay . Maybe th e ex-stude nt s a re becoming soft du e to o ld age a nd lac k of Wednesday's spo rts lesso ns' TUESDAY. 20 th OCTOBER: Orals a nd dict ee for Matric. French stude nt s today. A ll were quite happy excep t o ne poo r gir l who forgot her numbe r in both Fre nch a nd Engli sh' W E DNESDAY. 21st OCTOBER: Ge rman o ra ls today. Prospective tea ch e rs interviewed hence ma n y stra nge faces a nd dresses aro und the sc hoo l. few o ld faces mi ss in g.

Mo the r

Rec. ress ,

S.M .

He le n

an d

S.M .

Co lomb iere

and post st ude nts bas ket ba ll

w it h

p la yer s in

pre sen t

ma tc h .

CA RIT A.\'

THURSDAY, 22nd OCTOBER: 49 girls of Form I enrolled as C rusaders of Blessed Sacrament. TUESDAY, 27th OCTOBER : Father Golden, S. J. , today talked to the Matri cs about the Newm a n Society and the part which Ca tholic students play in University life. WEDN ES DAY. 28 th OCTOBER: Today two of the Se niors were sadl y beaten in the T ennis Tournament. One o f th e victors joyfully said ... I hea t a Prefec t." THURSDAY, 29 th OCTOBER: Matrics lookin g forw ard to next week ·s day of respite to take the for m of a picnic. TUESDAY. 3rd NOV E MB E R: C up Day. a grand sca le "Sweep" was ar ra nged. a nd the proceeds dona ted to the Y.C.S. W ED N ESDA Y, 4th NOV E MB E R: Ma tri cs to mo rrow will be th e e nvy of th e sc hoo l. T H URSDA.Y. 5th NOVEMBER: Amid mud and slippe ry logs and trees. th e Matncs th oro ughly e njoyed th e ir picnic- their da y o f res t. Leav in gs had a day's Retrea t. he ld a t school a nd give n by Rev. F r. O'Ca ll agha n.

INTcaMEDIATE Y.S.S. LEADERS Bock

Row :

Inglis , D . Sleith , J . Adorns , A .

Phiili p s, M . Jones , G . Col e -

mon.

Front Row : S. Dooley,

CA RITAS

E. Hu mphreys , J. Johnson . R. Boff a .

f'RIDA Y, 6th NOVEMBER: Many girls consp1c1ous by their absence - probably taking a holiday to recover from their bruises. Congratula-tions to the girls in the final s o f the Alli a nce Competition, Ca therine McSidl c and Helen Lewis. SUNDAY, 8th NOV E MBER: Mass celebrated in the College C hapel for the past pupils. Glorious strain s were heard fro m the choir of Matric students. a reunion followed by brea kfast was enjo yed by all. MONDAY . 9th NOV E MB E R: Co ngratul a ti o ns to Juli e Hoga rth for winning the Open Tennis C ha mpion ship. a lso to Jill Thomas for winning th e Under 15 sect ion . Both holid ays a nd exams a re in th e air as the Ma trics la unch int o th e ir las t week at sc hoo l.

C.Y.A . LEADERS W ilson, E. Rogan , A . Co p ic :hiono , R. Guy , Sta nding : A . Phi l l ips, K Bruner , L. Piccoli , C. Meodley . Se a ted: S. Mackey , H . Block , C. van Prooyen , J . Kirby , R. Ve rro c: h i.

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TU ESDA Y. 10 th. a nd WEDN ES DAY. I Ith NOVEMBER : Th e ge ni i o f th e Matric C lass sa t fo r th e Newm a n Scholarship. THU RSDAY. 12 th NOVEMBER: Thi s mornin g the Sen iors prac tised th e ir parts for Speech Ni g ht. I hc li eve o ut of the se practi ces we might ha ve a few futur e ··s1ars." F RID A Y. 13th NOVEMBER: Mo re pr ac tice for Speech N ig ht. The fina l of th e Doub les was pla ye d . In th e ni ght. th e Int ermedi a te C la ss he ld the ir a nnu a l sc hoo l party a nd grac irn 1s ly in vit ed th e staff. A good tim e was e nj oye d by a ll. M ONDA Y. 16th NOVEMBER: Tonig ht o ur Annua l Speec h Night was he ld. ;1ttended by Re v. rr. M11rra y. Rev. F r. Dea kin . teachers a nd 11;1rc nts. The items rro ve d ve ry en jo yab le a nd th e g irl s were rewarded for th e ir ycar"s ef fo rt s. Co ng ratul ;11io ns to th e Dux. Eli zabeth Ryan.

CATHOLIC ENQUIRY CENTRE SPONSORS Boc k Ro w :

A . Ph illi p s, K .

Ing l i s, H . Bl ac k , M . McG regor , S.

Ca na van , M

Bu rk e . Fro nt Ro w : H . Bro p h y , E. Co n ne l l , C. Fa he y , S. Moc k ey , J . Johnson .

CATHOLIC ENQUIRY CENTRE From eac h o f o ur three se ni or

forms

thi s yea r. gro ups of nin e

combined to car ry o ut work with a re li gio us moti ve. The acti vi ty loo k the form of a co ll ect io n by vo lunt ary spo nso rs of three pence per girl eac h week over th e three te rm s. The friendly approac h brought quit e a reasonable sum for don a tion to our s pecial a im . 1ha1 of ass ist in g the Catholic Enq uiry Ce ntre. Eventu a ll y. contribut ors have the sati sfaction of knowing that they have ass isted in spreading the word of C hrist a nd COLLEGE PREFECTS Ro w : Pam e la Cu mg a n , M o ry .. Tobin , M a rie M cG reg o r , Pa t ric i a Co sg r iff, Eli za b e th Ryan. Fro nt Ro w : Hele n l e w is, Anne M u rr a y , El iza b et h M eod !ey , Teresa W ebsdole .

Bo ck

e ncouraging converts. -

Mar ie M cGregor.

C ARIT AS

Y.C.S. WEEK Y.C.S. Week has as its aim th e ex pl a nation of the o rga nisation to those who m ay not und ersta nd it completely a nd who m ay then wish to become a me mber. It a lso brings Y. C.S . to th e a tt e ntion of a ll girl s in th e school and th ey will thu s rea li ze it s importa nce. Thi s yea r Y. C. S. Wee k was he ld from the 20th-25th Jul y. It began o n th e Mond ay with Mass in Eng li sh for the first time for m a ny girl s. and a badge-taking ce remo ny. On Thursday. th e 24 th. a Ge ne ra l Meeting wa s he ld a t which ea ch acti vit y group presen ted a n it e m and / or a s peech on th e ro:c of th a t particular group in Y. C.S. as a whol e. A s kit pe rform ed by members of th e News pa per Gro up e mpha sised c ha rit y in our li ves: th e You ng Mo dern s organised a fashion pa ra de show in g fa shions of thi s century. while the Folksinging Group , rath e r as a matter of co urse. sang three fo lk songs. Th e it e ms we re preceded by a talk g ive n by Fa ther Deakin. o ur Y. C.S. chaplain , a nd th e a ftern oo n e nd ed w ith a n ex cellent filrn showing th e e ffec ts of miss iona r y work in Korea . of which. of co ur se . Y.C.S. is a ra th er more limit ed exa mpl e. - Ve ronica Leach . PARLIAMENT OF YOUTH B:ick

D . M a nw a r ing, S. Conovon , C. Barker , M . Tobin P. Cosgri ff . Row · V . Le ach , C. McArdl e, T. Webb, H Lewis , A fv\urroy E. M eadley . Front Row (S peakers): M . Conny, T. Websdole , E. Ryo :-i

Row:

Second

M . Wynock ,

PARLIAMENT OF YOUTH On Sunda y. August 9 th ,. 1964. H SV-7 was th e venu e for C: 1\ h'.i ii: Ladies ' Co ll ege a nd E mily McPh e rson C ollege of Dom est ic 1-'conom_,· for the I 54th ed ition of Parli a me nt of Youth. Bo th tec hni cia ns :'.n I politicians pl ayed a vit a l role in th e di scu ss io n " Arc Politi cia ns O verpaid.'" Elizabeth Rya n. Mau ree n Ca nn y and Teresa Websdale were th e thr .c~ capable spea ke rs who displayed great powers of mator y abl y second ed by twelve backbenchers. It was o nl y with th e ge nerous a id of Mr . C lear y. Mother Rectress and es pecially Sister Mary Hel e n that we a rri ved a t th e courtroom telev ision se t a t a ll. Th e M a tricul a tion class was ex treme ly patient in un se lfi shl y sacrificing it s E ngli sh Ex press ion classes to bear with th e per fec tin g of m a nn e ri sms and infl ections of th e three spea kers. It certainly was a tremen dous ho no ur to re prese nt th e C oll ege a nd we hope that it was ou r prowess which bro ug ht the politicians' pli ght to the public eye.

SENIOR Y.C.S . LEADERS Bock Row: B_ Potqer, A . Dwyer, E. Murray, C. Shol!y . Se cond Row: K. Word , M. Co nny , H . Dunkerley, D . Manwaring Front Row : C. van Prooyen , C. M cArdle , V . Leac h , T. Websd o le .

CA RITAS

Young .

- E li zabe th

R yan .

[!Ogl' 1/ii/'/Ci'll

INTERMEDIATES ON ST AGE On the 15th and 16th October the two Intermediate classes produced some one-act players, and parts of long plays. The vigorous effort and co-operation among the girls made it possible to produce good plays a t very short notice. The first drama was an interpretation of th e first act of .. Pygmalion :· The costuming, the set and most important th e characterisation put life into the play which was so dull on paper. Next came a more solemn play called. " Michael.'' Full marks musl go to Deanne for her production , even though it did not make as big an impression on the audience as the comedies. A mention of the pla y would not be complete without praising the excellent portrayal of a Russian woman by Margaret Lum . Then came the performance of 'The Man in the Bowler Hat .. which thrilled and enthralled a responsive audience, and thi s was made possibl e by the brilliant acting of Elizabeth Connell and Kathy Gibbons portraying the average couple of negligible intelligence. The costumes were excellent and the play ran very smoothly. Congratulations to Anne Phillips for a wonderful production. SPECIAL SENIOR DRAMA CLASS B:JC k

Row :

va n

Enyk,

Bro p hy ,

Faes ,

l . McColl ,

Sleith ,

Wolters , H . Dunkerley . Front Row : M . Lo ne , J . Young , H . Bi cek, S. Mackey , S. Simonelli .

DRAMA The private drama class. under the care of Miss McAlpin . took part in Melbourne's first Catholic Drama Festival with its presentation of Act II of "The Admirable Crichton". one of the plays set for Leaving this year. We practised very bard and enjoyed immensely our experience of acting and of seeing the work of other schools. We were well rewarded fol'. our hard work when we were commended for the best stage setting seen at the Festival. For Speech Night we are doing a scene from Moliere·s "Quack Doctor" , in English. of course. not French. We leave the French to the Leavings and Matrics. at the .. Alliance .. night. We would like to th a nk Miss McAlpin for her ·interest a nd hard work with us this year , and hope th a t we shall have new mem oe rs to enjoy the class with us next year. - Mary van Ewyk . /){{g e fo urteen

The last play of the first day was 'The Old Bull '' which was brough1 to life by Joan Salter's interpretation of the housekeeper. The first play on Friday, 16th, was the second act of " Pygmalion:· The curtain parted on a large room in the corner of which stood an archaic gramophone. Further over to the middle stood a table piled high with strange volumes. Behind the table there stood an ancient mantle clock and there amidst it all stood two distinguished men and a rough young woman . Carolyn Neal's impersonation of Eliza gave the play life a nd Pat McCormack 's initiative helped considerably. Then came "The Patch Work Quilt... another se rious play which ran quite smoothly. Congratulations to the best actresses. Kiera O'Brien and Carmel Shaw. "The Doubtful Misfortune of Li Sing'" followed . This could easil y have been renamed "The Doubtful Misfortune of Denise Murphy .. for they lost their ma in actress to the Williamstown Hospital after an attack of appendicitis. Mary Yan Ewyk deserves much credit for her skilful death " throes" without which only half of the thief would have remained behind the iron curtain. Then last , but not least, came the third and final scene, Act Three of "Pygmalion. " The costuming and scenery were very elaborate. The girls brought the play up to date and the play gained humour in the performance. Mention must be made of Eileen Murph y who kept the pla y going with her interpreta tion of Mrs. Higgins. - Kay Ingli s. CA RIT AS

Dux,

CA RIT A S

ELIZABETH RYAN .

Head PrefeCT, TERESA WEBSDALE .

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Matriculation Students, 1964 CHRISTINE BARK E R: C hri stine excels at Fre nch. hut he r brillia nce is no t alwa ys see n. as it is hidde n under he r hai r. YVONNE BUC KLEY : Yvonne's talents are many a nd varied a nd ran ge from balls to maths a nd te nni s. Howeve r. she is so good a t French she barely has to atte nd the lessons. MAUR EE N CA NNY: This pert yo un g soc ia lite has all the Carcly)s in the world and thu s ex te nd s he r Y .C.S . leade rship and o ratori c tl powe rs to further the ec um en ica l spirit. SUE CA NAVAN : This monume nt ha s grown throu ghout her fou rtee n yea rs at C.L.C. a nd now is o ne of the deput y pill a rs of the Coll ege . Her motto ? Please don't ta lk to the li feguard. PAT COSG RIFF: Prefect and e nthu siastic Vincentia captain. She ha' man y silent capabilities. but unfortun a tely they arc hidde n in dc nsl· smoke. PAM CU RRIGAN : Sports prefec t and member of the A basketball team . Ramps cause Pam grea t distress to th e delight of Sir Galahad. both tim e' ' LILLIAN DAGIS: Starred brilliantly in th e craft class and finds " wave s" the most interesting topic in Geography. PAT HINDL E: Pat has ve ry firm ideas on theo logy - " It all depe nd s o n the individu al" . Physiques are. however. her favourite subjec t. JAN E KELLE Y: This tra gic hero in e will make a graceful ex it as she is "powerfully" thrown to the fl oo r. JANIN E KIRBY : Our wandering friend wh o ne xt yea r hope s to tea d1 the Ge rman s th a t cu rl y hai r need not be natural. VERONICA LEACH: Our ha rdworkin g Y.C.S. preside nt is always at the Library to look a t references. but what happens to those English Lit. essays? H ELE N LEWIS: Prefec t a nd seco nd- yea r Matric who this yea r ha s found new knowled ge in the hum a nities despite the fact that she is the ba by of the class . never brings any ILONA MAJ C HVZAK : Foreve r on a strict diet lun ch but always seems to be eating. Perhaps she needs the strength to win all the A grade baske tball matches. DIAN E MANWARING : Y.C.S. leader often has an open mouth in Latin class. and in -her run-d ow n state often finds flying chairs instead of stars. ELIZAB ET H MEADLEY: Aikenhead prefect who often gives piano reci ta ls after hours in the mu sic rooms with unidentified personalities. CAT H E RIN E McA RDL E: Y.C.S. secre tary a nd treasure r wh o ha s inherited thrift and perha ps .her worried look from her Scottish ancestors. Although immortali sed in "Sidelines" she never a ppea rs on the school tennis co urt. poge sixteen

MARIE McG REGO R: Second yea r Matric and Sports Prefect. Captain of A bas ke tball , re lay and tenni s tea ms. outstandin g mu sic pupil. Ca th o lic Enquir y Ce ntre Sponsor. C. Y.A. e nthu siast and Y.C.S . member who delights in the less active sid e of life . JENNY MUR GO: Je nn y uses her height to great advantage in the hasketball compet ition but unfortunately find s the atm osphere rather overcast. ANNE MURRAY : Despite her very full time tab le. Anne's extra-curricular activities include gre a t scie ntific interest in cha nging hei ght s. LIZ MURRAY : The " H arvest" is grea t but the laboure rs are few. ;111d Liz is an expert a t ex tractin g th a t I / - per copy. PA U LIN E POW E R: Star of "A" baske tba ll :e nd tenni s tea ms. enjoys a frie ndl y wave durin g Geography. She stud ies the fashions and the field in he r le isurely stroll to sc hool. SUE RY AN: Her ready wit ha s an a nswe r for everyt hin g - ·Tm not go in g to do it." Her interest in at hl e tics lies in one direc tion - Kew. ELIZABETH RY AN: Our noted , punctu a l prefect. Besides this idiosy ncr;1cy Li z is th e captain of Loyola. a membe r o f the "Parliam e nt of Youth " debating tea m a nd an experienced loc k-picker. PAT SALTER: Is Endeavour or Ent e rpri se he r gre ate st talent ? But " Long Beach in summ e r is good e no ugh fo r anyone. says Pat. MARY TOBIN: The co nquering C<aptain of Marita who was hidde n on Sports Day because of the shinin g cup s. Outside of her a thl e tic interests she drowns her guests with hospita lit y. MAUREEN TORPEY: Ma uree n is fi ghting a continual stru gg le aga inst the garbage tin which so mehow always ma nages to return to it s position in the co rner. C HRISTIN E VAN PROOYEN: Is it fashion " Parades" th at C hri sti ne so wide ly follows? A Y .C.S. leade r. she is one of the few Matric~ who ca n ma ster the difficult art of ballroom dancing. ROSA VERROCC HI : Rosa has been counting the da ys until her trip to Europe this C hristmas. W atch out E urope. here comes Hurricane Rosa . TESSA W E BB: Tessa says her first love is horses but we know better. She has a great love for C.L.C. as ca n be seen by the vast di sta nces she travels to receive her knowled ge and virtue. TERESA W E BSDAL E: Our praiseworthy Head Prefect who has spread sc hool spirit through her untiring efforts. Besides being the thirt y-first tallest girl in the class Teresa has won ove rall admiration for her sta rtling ballet pose~. MARY WYNA C K: Mary is rather timid where liza rds and moth s are conce rned but maint ains that she is not sca red of road-hogs. CA RIT AS

MATRICULATION Ba ck Ro w : D . Manwaring , V. Leach . C. McArdle , P. Power , L. Dagi s, M . M cGreqor . E. Murray , J . Kelly , E. Ryon , S. Canavan . Cent re Row : P. Salter , J . K i rby , P. H indle . M . Conny , S. Ryan , Y . Bu ck ley , P. Cu r r ig o n , C. Bork<>r , M . Tob in , C. von Prooyen , R. Verrocch 1.

Front Row: M . Wynock , H. Lewis , E. Mead ley , T. Web sd o le , M . Tor pey ,

P. Cosg riff , T. Webb .

Absent : A . Murray , J . M urga , I . M a jchrz ak .

CA RITAS

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I_. FORM V Row : C. Fa rre lly , E. Szwede , H . Dunke rl ey , A . Dw ye r , S. Bl oc k , A . Hanrah a n , R. Wa lsh , H . Bloc k , M . De rm ody , J . Graham , S. Kitte l , M . Burke , P. M oy , l . Mc Coll , A . W h it l o , M . O p p er monn . Cen tre Ro w : G . De l Greco , A . By e, M . Byrne , l . Turn er , A . Monge r , A . Ce rdan , K. Cov ent ry , K . Garbel l i n i, B. l aming , M . Hadan i-: h . K . Word , T . Fi tzg e ra ld, B. Po rger , B. Ru go wsk o , M . lone , T . D i Vito , E. Si n n i. Front Row : A . Maguire , N . Lu, J . Young, J . Wolters , K. Uniacke, C. Shel ly , A . O'lou9 h l i n , P. M u rp hy , M . Fo rnsworth , E. V.J o lker , J . Bu rg es s, J . Hog a r th , S. Wenden , M . L. Hend erso n , M . W a t!:on , S. Mackey , J . Wra i th .

Bo ck

CAR IT AS

FORM IV . ST . MARGARET MARY Ba ck Row : A . Callaghan , K . In glis , L. Lamin g , G . Ab sal o m , D . Wi l l ia mso n, G . Ahern , P. Z ammir , R. Fenby , J . Adams , H . Co rt e r, C. Dorr . Cent re Row : M . Dalton , E. Hu mph reys , E. Conne l l , P. M cCo rmac k , R. To ma si , E. Be reczky , A . Ph i lli p s, R Si m o ne l l i, S. Do b son , M . Jon es, M . Fi t zge ro !d , J . Sa lter . Fron t Ro w : N . Pezziment i , J . M a zi a rz , M . Po wde rly , E. Roga n , K . G ibbo n s, J . Jo hn son , S . Ca mpbe ll , P. H erre n , L. M o rzotto , R. Ca irns , C. N ecil .

CA RI TAS

Pr ice .

p a ge 11 i 11l' / t·e n

FORM IV . ST . BERNADETTE Ba ck Row: J . long , P. J e ff reys, H. Glen n on , G . Fo es , K. Barco , D. Con n o ll y , K. W il so n , D. Sle ith , J . Bro w n , H. Bro p hy . Cen tre Row : C. Meo d l ey , J . Go l d i e, M . van Ewyk , G . Co lema n , D . Sp u r li ng , E. Murp h y , C. Fo he y , K . M o rg o n , M . Ba rrac k , C. Ra w lings , M . Wi l l iamso n . Fro nt Ro w : M . Tem p l et on , E. M ason , S. M or a th , K . O ' Br ien , S. Doo le y , C. Sho w , R. Boffa . S. Robe rts . A bse n t : D . M urp h y , E. Pi ck e r ing , F. Vow les .

(1ll gl' (\1 '(' 11/ )'

CA RI TAS

FORM Ill. ST . JOAN Back Row: C. Mullins, C. Toothey, R. Dziu k o s, J. Thomas, T . Duncan , W. Walsh , K . Timmons , M. Maloney, P. Mu r ray, J. Dingle. Cent re Row: A. Davies, M. Boll , P. Whelan , A. Copicchiono , S. Stone, 0.

Meld rum,

V. Ho l lowood, R. Guy, A. Callaghan. Front Row· C. Brown, M . Williams , A. Talbot , C. Monn , D . Murp hy , J . Stanton, Storer , Absent: C.

CA RI TAS

Ru1owe z ,

A. va n

E. McGregor , G . Koso,

Mc( r ickord , E. Reynolds , Veenend ool,

C. Manger , J . Burdon , J . Storer

L. Fason , N.

Kho u ry ,

Monwor ing,

O' Connor ,

B. Slobon

Golds w o r :h y ,

Golds w orthy.

Ave ry , B. A lexande r.

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FORM 111. ST. DOROTHY Back. Row: E. Beasley , M . Wues t , A. Burger , M. Zen ner, K . Houston , C. M cMaho n , Abrahams, M. Colman, P. McNeil, R. Galbo, J . Brown , G. Henkel. Centre Row : S. K ilgariff , C. R.

Kluger ,

Front Row : C.

Absent :

f"i,t:I' 111 ·1• 111y-t w u

Prestia,

Limmer , A . di

Cle l and ,

Woollard,

Doiron.

C l eor ,

Leonard ,

C. O'Loughlin , R. Wolff , K . Cullis , S. Mitchell, C. Busch , M . Neill , l . Pritchard , L. Piccol i , A . Silvers , C. O'Ne i l ,

Pillo .

Foley , M . Marich , M . Gilhome ,

E. Ke rr , M . Pe ddie , S. Bruner , S. Jacobi , K . Weyne . M . Dohson , N . Tardio , 1. M cDonald .

Bat t.

CA RI T A S

FORM II Bock

Row: H . Lavery , C. Sodding ton, J. Mognik , E. Wi\liomson , C. Adorns, C. Hay, L. Prest, G . Russ, P. Batchelde r , R. Bonura, L. Verg endo .

D . Blo ck , M

McCudden , J . Reeves , M. Gilbert , M . Gorbell1n1 ,

Th ird Row: C. Morrissey , C. Mcinnes , R. Rol p h , S. Cam pb ell, K . Voiciulis , P. Gavan , M. Ryon , C. J Smith , T. Ko p rivi c, L. Kelleher, A . Fejes , Y . Costanzo , M . Nix , J . Kno:t , L. Jomes .

Whor low ,

C. Langmaid

l. Cheek , C. McCo rma ck , A. Terraccia no ,

Second Row : A . Sunne r, C. l ynch, J . Smith, R. Stokes , P. PrescoTT , A . Dinnell, J . Pearson , A. M c(o rmoc k , A . Woodrufl , S. Colemon , 0 . He1hering:on , G. Pridha rn , C. Ch idge y , K . Guinnone , E. Smyth , J . Smi :h , l . De Nordis , J . Jones , P. Ca navan , K . Hogan . Front Row: J . White , C. Lucryne , M . Kluger , S. M . Zogon , C. Kromer .

Menner . A . Ca rberry , A . Pezzi men t i, M . Green , H . Ke tt , A . Lone , R. Hetherington , B. M cush , L. Kem µ

Absent : R. Canals , P. Sefton , S. Eg on , M . Pa paleo, D . Ryo n.

CAR I TAS

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FORM I Bock

Row ( Left 10 Right) : A . M cC o ll , J. Ha l l , P. N orr is, S. Jenk i ns , C. O'Brien , M. Jones , M . M ii ler, A . Farnsworth , M . Che el , C. M . Hayes , A . Marsicek , J . Walla ce , M . Eosrgate , M. Vi ss er , D . McGib°:)on, D . O'Sullivan, A . Finnegan .

Ryon , C.

Beasley

Cenlre Row : S. Cornell, K . Walker . A . Harr ington , P. Wah , M . Lavery, M. Corr , V. N icol , A . O pp e rmcm , J . Grierson, B . Sellars, C. Weir , L. Reyno ld s A . l(ing , A . Dobson , P. Duff , E. Hutc hins , S. Donnellan , A . M . Ryon , M . Meadley , A . Natoli , T. Wyatt . E. Z e nne ~ . M . Cremers . Front Row (Seated) : M . Steworr , G.

Wan s, A . Guy , 0 . M ars h , D . Potte rson , T.

Power , P. Farre l l , M . Posi n i , H . Slodki , C. Du rbr i dge , H . Raymon d , C. Binz , J . Sheehan.

McDermott, M . l ew is , J . Du gg a n . P. Murp hy , A . Codognolto , L. Hording , N. Abserit;

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Pickering , J . Tesoriero .

CARITA S

----·- ------.....-· GRADES 5 AND 6 Beck

Row : 0.

Haddy, J.

Runiks , M . Wi se , J.

F. Peni ment i , P. Stan nus, T. Hosking, M Centre

Row:

H . Doy l e , C.

fv'l o ckenz ie,

Un iack e,

P. Zoo!:iy , M . M cAr d!e , V . Marmion . P. Po p oleo , B. Streoder , K . Ph i l li p s, C.

Reeves ,

Kelleher , B. Brennan , M . Toohey , J . A . Smyth , J . McCudden , K . f-erguson.

Ver mont , S. Oeder , J .

Spain , A.

K . Cl oney ,

Par kinson , J . Two mey ,

Bu rns , J.

Murp hy , C.

Young , C.

Johnso n ,

Mason , A . M .

Kendoll ,

l. M cMahon , S. Breh e ny , M . 5'.:lccordo , J . Sellars , M . Hooy , R. Con ne l l . Front Row : R. Varrent i , A . Westmore , A . Bugelly , M . Ryon , K . Pane rson , N. Meagher , C. Heen o n B. l o ng , P. Su mm ers , C. Herr ic k , J . Cor19 9 Ryo n , AbsenL

C ARITA.~·

R. M cMah on ,

An.Jerso n , M . Nicke ls , K . Drummond,

R. Maz ia rz ,

R. Cullen ,

F. K il leen , J . Ston b orough

Bro p !iy .

Bol l, S. Waugh , V . Kelly .

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GRADES 3 AND 4 Bo ck

Lehnert , B. Mason , C.

Row : M

Cod ognotto , J . Fr a w ley , C.

Ke arney,

R. Chidgey , I Har riso n, J

R. Lam born , D . Ho rr i s, A . Kelly , J . Kennedy , G . Annal , L. Camp bell , M Centre Row:

H . Ry on,

L. Young , M. Smyrh , H . Cu l le n , J. Duggan , P. Boll

McKenz ie ,

M cC arthy , J . Bere c. zy , J . Weir , C. Re od, E. Benson , E. Co n ny Toohey , S. John so n, K.

Bu rre ll,

W. Woerner .

Z u k c1uskas ,

Ye l l inek ,

Dort ,

Pedley

C. Moran, A . Pocock , M. Re yn old s, B. Ho ll, D . Ho llin s, M . Pow er Front Row:

Absent :

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Herrick ,

Tolho t , C. Wadde ll,

Leho~zky ,

P. Boquie , S. M ill er , K . Talty

J . Stonborough , R. V/alla:e , S. H iggins , E. Wil son, G.

M 0 , itegono ,

Wes:more

Healey .

Monteg ono .

CAR IT AS

GRADE 2 Ba ck

Row : M . Bortolon o ,

Front

Row :

Abs ent:

CA RITAS

F. Bu rns , G.

P. Bos wel l,

B. K ing ,

E. Ke ll ey ,

l . Se llar

Kurc io , H . Higg ins , V.

Virgon o , J . Wadd e ll , A . Hutc hins . A . Con ne llv,

Ho ys om , A . Bartolotto .

L . Man war ing , D . Monorin , l.

Ke ig hro n .

B. Coo mb s.

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MUSIC PUPILS Back

Row: Man ila Bo ll, Judith Johnson, Dione M o nwo ri ng , Wendy VVolsh, Janel Brown , Sue Blo ck M o rie McGregor , Eli zabeth McGregor , Morita Colman Helen Glennon M argot Zenner , Poir icio Murray , Marg a ret Moloney , Koren Word, Glenise Cole mo n . Th ird Row : Col ene Monn, Ji..;d1 · h Sm:: h , Maureen Ni x Sue K.1gor 1ff , l oro ir.ne James , Eileen Ma son, C lore O ' loug h lin, Ann e O 'L oug hl in, Ange l o Davies Mor y van Ew y l-., , Co therine Sodd1 ng ton, Adrienne M orsicek , Angelo Cop 1cchiono , Susan Colema n , Leonie Kelleher , Carmel Show. Second Ro w : Chri st ina Lucryne, Eli zabet h Ben son, M ori ro Nic k e l s, Pau l i ne Farrel l , Brendo Bren no n , M o ry McArdle , Fra nk ina Pezzimen t i, M ar y Wa ts on A nge lo Maguire , Susan Mackey, Desmo O ' Suilivon , Carol yn Weir , Thereso Ho sk i ng , Jo:;eohine Tesoriero, Anne And e rson , Dione M a son , M i chell e Saccordo Front Ro w : Gab r ie l Talbot , Bre nda M ciso n , Roberto Varrent 1, Susan 'Wau gh , Bernadette long , Judy Beree zky , Dione Horris V1 ck 1 Kelly Ca therine Hemck Judith Pa rk inson , Regino M oz1o z Jci ne Ca rrigg Joan Shee h an Ro!Jyn Ch id qey Sharon Zuknu skos

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FIRST COMMUNION Bo ck Ro w : V. Hoysom , S. H iggin s, H . H iggins , L. Sel o r , B. Coomb s, P. Le hotzky, A . Bor ~ o l otro , B. K ing. Front Row : D . M ono r i n , M . Healey , J . Woddell , K . Ta l1y , A . M . Connolly , Rev . H . Deakin, E. Bos w el l , A . Hutchin s, C. Keig h ron . l . Monwor1 n g .

C A R IT A S

Ke lle y ,

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CATHOLIC LADIES' COLLEGE OLD COLLEGIANS' ASSOCIATION At the Annual Reunion of the C.L.C. Old Collegians held in February this year, Mrs. Anne Kennelly (Anne Tynan) was re-elected President, and Margaret McCarthy was elected Secretary . The reunion was such a success. that the Committee anticipated full support for the functions to be held later on. Its optimism was justified by the "Kramer Night" a nd the Ball which were a great success. The "Kramer Night" was held to demonstrate hair styles and the "reducing and fitness equipment" at one of Melbourne's Beaut y Studios. Man y of both the older and younger ex-students were interested . Th e Ball was held at the Royale Ba llroom and provided a ve ry lively evening. Twenty-two girls made th e ir Debut and were presented to Sir Frank and Lad y Selleck. The most important sp iritu a l event was the Annual Re treat hel d a t the Co ll ege and conducted by Father Drury , S.J. Forty ex-s tude nt s attended a nd because of Father's stimulatin g lec tures and personal attention in Co nfess io n. spe nt a ve ry beneficial day. Although it had been ho ped th a t a "Wine Tasting·· a nd "Mannequin Parade" would be held . we sha ll have to wait for th ese until 196 5 a' they are booked o ut for 18 months ahead. We s ince re ly hope that m any of th e prese nt pupils will be enjo yin g a t leas t the latt er of th ese events with us.

C.L.C. LADIES' AUXILIARY On th e 13th Februar y. 196-l. l\ 'lothcr Rec tress opened th e fir st me e tin g of the ye ar a nd welcomed a la rge number of m ot he rs to th e Auxiliar y. Mrs. Sneazwe ll. who had resi gned as Preside nt. then introduced the new Pres id ent. Mrs. Shaw. and other membe rs of the execut ive. A si nce re vo te of thank s was passed to Mrs. Sneazwell for her man y ye ars of service to th e Auxiliary. A va ri e ty of functions were held throu gho ut th e year. the fir st being a ver y successfu l iuncheon he ld by Mrs. C hee ! at her home. ass isted by he r ne ighbourin g C.L.C. friend s. Coo king Demonstrations. Theatre Nights. Sports and Mothers· Day Stalls. Luncheon at Savoy Plaza. Ten Pin bowling. Beatie Party. Gymkhana and ver y successful Apron Parade at the Co lle ge. all helped to swell the funds. (Many th;mk s to Mrs. Be llin for her capable organizing of the apron parade). The Annual Retreat was held in October. and assistance was sought and given to the University Floral Art Group in their fund -rai sing effort' for St. Mary's College at the University The executive wish to ex press their deep appreciation to the Sisters. the ever-loyal Co mmittee. ladies. parents and c hildren. for all the assistanc~ given throughout the year. As we go to press we have still to organise our Annual Dinner Dance . Christmas Stall and Annual Lunch~on at the College. so it would appear that our energetic Treasurer. Mrs. Rogers. will again hand a substantial cheque to Mother Rectress for the Building Fund. page thirty

Sy Cou rtesy of "The He ro ld "

:: ornm1nee members Mary O 'B rien and Pouline McCormack di scuss the Mex icon hots u sed in th e Latin American the me a t the Annua l Ball .

CARITAS

1964 DEBUTANTES WITH SIR FRANK AND LADY SELLECK Bo ck Row: J oan l ~w1s , Glenys Hudson , Suson Peart , Joy ce Gol ds wonhy , Margaret Meaghe r . Jocn M cMaho n , Cheryl Dovey /·. \iddle Row : Morgore : Timrr.i ns , Christine Mo: hon , Moya Woh , Bernadette La w lor , B:Jr:::orn Clem en s, l o rro1ne Walker Sondra

Lo ck en , Clm re Sneoz w ell

J udi : h Causley . Fron t

CA l?I TAS

Row : Margaret

Lyon ,

Po:ric 10 Donavon , Rosemary B ~c k ley ,

Lo r e llo

lo ne,

V ivro n

Rus ich , Annelte

Shanahan .

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6Jucalicm One of the highlight s of thi s years Education l)" y w"s the mannequin pa rade present e d b y th e craf t pupils of Forms IV and V. Mi ss George. o ur craft teacher . compcred th e parade and was later congratu l"t ed b) m a n y mothers on he r expert g uid"n cc of th e pupils. The pare nt s were delighted

with

th e smartness and

fl a tterin g comments were

qualit y of

the ga rment s and

passed. The gir ls all enjoyed

man y

takin g pa rt

the parade. even though there were so me hec tic last -minut e preparations. Our thanks go to Mi ss George for he lping us make the gar ment s a nd compering the parade. a nd to the man y pare nt s who c<1 me to watch. - Margare t Hadanich .

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CARl7AS

"Peo ch Blossorn " -

The Gro nd Fin a le .

THE MIDDLE SCHOOL CONCERT O n the eve n ings o f 29 th a nd 30th Se pt em be r about nin e ty Fo rm Ill gi rl s cou ld be see n ru shin g a bo ut fr a nti ca ll y. puttin g o n costum es a nd m a ke- up to be Indi a ns. Orienta ls o r Ru ssia ns o r som e o th e r na tio na lit y. A t abou t 8 o'c loc k th e Orient a ls we re on stage wa itin g ne rvo usly fo r the curt ai n to ope n a nd for th e a nn o un ce me nt. Th en. '"Good eve nin g. ladi es and ge ntl e me n .... The curt a in o pened. th e mu sic pla ye d a nd th e d ance bega n. Fo rm Ill was puttin g o n a numbe r o f n ational d a nces be in g pe rfo rm e_d at O lym pi c Villa ge by th e na ti o ns ta kin g part in th e Ga m es. As the n ig ht drew o n. th e a udience sa w Ru ss ians. Indian s. Norwe gia ns a nd m a n y o th e rs. So you see we re a lly had a Leag ue o f N a ti ons. Whil e th e a udi ence was (a t leas t ment a ll y) a way with us a t T o kyo , it see m ed to those ou ts id e th e ha ll th a t a littl e bit o f T o kyo ha d co m e to C. L.C. . fo r mo re th a n a hundred J a pa nese yo un g lad ies had a rri ved . wav in g fa ns. pa raso ls. la nt e rn s and fl o we rs. In fa ct. it was Fo rm s I a nd II . who we re to de li ght th e a udi ence with a n e nt e rt a inin g o pe retta ent itl ed " Peac h Blosso m" . Th e sto r y o pe ned o n a prett y scene in the Empe ror's ga rd e n with CA RI TA .~·

th e lad ies of th e co urt (th e thirt y-t wo chose n voi ces o f th e cho ir ) s in gin g a t their ve ry best. Th e qu a lms o f ope nin g ni ght a nd bac kstage confu s io n we re le ft behind w he n th e Empero r began to say his (h er) o pe nin g lin es a nd th e a udi e nce se ttl ed dow n to a b ri ght. li ve ly sto ry o f how the ni ghtin ga le cha rmed a ll with he r wo nd ro us ways of pleasin g th e Empe ror . The girl who fin a ll y win s th e Empero r's hea rt w ith th e he lp of two a bse nt-mind ed co urti e rs 1s Peac h Bl osso m . Th e s pl endid dan ces o f th e fin a l scene were sho wn o ff to th e ir full es t by the co lo urful cos tum es. All actin g was exce ll e nt. es pe cia ll y th a t o f Ma rga re t G ilbert (th e Empe ror) . Ann e H a rrin gto n (Ni ghtin ga le). Di ane Pa tterso n (Peac h Bl osso m). Hi -Ti (G era ldine Pridha m) a nd C hin g-C hin g (Pa trici a Ca nava n) . T he girls a re grea tl y a pp rec iat ive of the ha rd wo rk of the Sist e rs. M rs. C re ha n a nd Mi ss Dow ns. a nd think th a t a ll who saw th is pe rform a nce ha d a ve ry en joyabl e eve nin g . - A nge la Ca picc hi a no. Ma ry A nn e McC udde n. f)({gl'

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JUNIOR TENNIS This year the Junior Team had the helpful assistance of S.M. Theresa Joseph . Possible members of the Junior Tennis Team met re g ul a rl y to play off the e limin ations. The eig ht luck y girl s chosen were: M. Templeton (Captain). D. Murphy. C. o·Loughlin. S. Morath . D. Spurling. F. . Rereczky. A. Ca ll ag han and S. Dooley . The first 1rn1tch played wa s against Our Lad y' s. He id e lberg. and we c;1me out with a victo r y. In the second ;md third matche s we were narrowly beat e n by very good team s in Prese ntation Convent. Wind sor. ;md Kilmaire. O ur fourth wa s Loreto Co nvent. but fo r three week s rain prevent ed the mat c h and bec a use we had run into the b;iskctb;dl se; 1sun . w;1s cance ll ed . As more ent hu si as m is shown ever y ye ar in o ur tennis te;1 111 I ;1111 sure it will go on to 111 a n y more victories. - Susa n Dook ) .

SENIOR TENNIS TEAM B::tck Ro w : M Fron! Row : K

McGregor , E Ryon, P. Po w e r , Y . Bu:kley , J . Hogo r: h Ww d A :la nroh o n , A O 'L ou ghl1n

SENIOR TENNIS Soon afte r commencint! sc hool for th e fir st term . the te nn is season sta rted vigoro us ly. () uit e " - few of the se ni or gi rl s were a littl e hes itant a t fir st as the y saw how tit th e juniors were. H oweve r. after the initial .. breaki ng-up·· with the c ustomar y ;1chin g back s. there wa s great e nthu sia sm see n. Matches were pl ayed in order to sec who would be the lu cky 111c111bers of the team. The e igh t c hosen we re: Anne o·Loughlin. Yvo nn e Buckle y. Julie H oga rth. Pauline Power. E li za beth Ryan. Marie Mc Grego r. K;1re n Ward and Ann Hanr a han. With Siste r·s he lp and interes t we had ·; , successful season. Our first game as well as our first victo r y was agains t Heidelberg. The te am wa s a lso success ful against Kilm a ire. Windsor a nd St. Co lumba 's. but unfortunatel y Loreto proved too strong for us on the whole. JUNIOR TENNIS TEAM

We hope that ne xt yea r's matche s will be just as enjoyable and successL.

ful. - Pa uline Power.

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R.: E. Be rec zky, A . O' C!:ill oghan , 0 . Spurling, A . Dooley , S. Moroth , M . Tem p leton . Absent: D . Murp h y .

O 'L ough11n ,

CARITAS

The "A .. team for th e second time EVER. under the auspices of Sister Helen. reached the se mi-finals. but despite their "clued -u p" coach and much stre nuou s practice. they were defeated. This yea r there h.as also been a remarkable surge of enthusiasm in the yo unge r grades with the forming of junior tea ms which hope eventuall y to reach the finals. -

" A" A.

Pain

Cu rrigan.

BASKETBALL TEAM

Dwyer , P. Currigcm , P. Power , A . (kneeling) . Absent : I . Majchzok .

O 'L oug h lin , C.

Shelly ,

M . McGregor

BASKETBALL During the first weeks of sec ond term there were many tired backs and so re muscles as the basketball season once more got und er way. Unde r the ab le coac hin g of Sister M. He len a nd Sister M . Jeanette. ii was a most successfu l as well as e njo yab le season. T e nsion mounted as the seaso n came to a close and although the a nd ··o .. teams did not reach the finals thi s year. th ey showed great hope for future years. The B.s .. reached th e second preliminar y final s wh ere unfortun ate ly th ey were na rrowl y defeated by Lore to.

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CA IUT AS

" B"

BASKETBALL TEAM

L. to R.: M . Wuest , E. Murray , E. McGregor, M . Fo rnswo rth , G . Coleman , B. Potger (with boll) . Absent. J. Mu rga

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" C"

BASKETBALL TEAM

Bo ck Row : V . Hol lowood , G Henke l , M . N e ill Se cond Row : A . Talbot , S. Colemo n . Front

Row :

Ta rdio ,

We yne .

UNDER 14 RELAY TEAM Bo ck Row: R. Rolph, J . A . Smit h , J . Wallace , P. Gavan , K . Walke r . Front Row : J . Smith , M . Dobson , A . Dobson .

" D" Bac k Row : G . Rus5 , M Front Row : J . Smith , L

BASKETBALL TEAM

GilbE>rl , K . Houston . Morz o 110 , G . c~I Greco , M . Gilhonw

C.L.C . SPORTS DAY Su nday. 5th A pril. bega n as a pe rfec t d ay hut by ea rl y a ft e rnoo n it was ve r y hot a nd wind y. Ho weve r . thi s did no t lessen the de te rmin a ti o n o f eve r y C.L.C. girl to he lp her tea m to win the A nnu a l Spo rt s be in g he ld at F lo we rd a le O va l. Fa irfi e ld . T e nsio n was hi gh as eve r yo ne wo nd e red if V in centi a wo uld wi n aga in a fter b rea kin g M a rit a ·s twe lve yea rs o f victo r y in 1963. Th e M a rch Pas t was led by th e Hea d Pre fec t. T e resa W e bsd a le. a nd fo ur o th er se ni o r prefe ct s ca rryin g th e sc hoo l bann e r. Th e m a rchin g ho nou rs we re sha red by Aik enh ead and Vince nti a a s Co lo ne l Co le m a n co ul d no t se para te th e m . Th e Ma tric . Rel ay . a n eve nt o f great int e res t to prese nt a nd pas t pupil s. was wo n by th e 1962 tea m with th e 1964 girls fini sh in g a c lose -;eco nd. T he ln te rsc hoo l tea m s we re in to p form a nd th ese eve nt s rea ll y roused th e sc hoo l spirit o f th e C. L.C. gi rl s. St. C olum ba 's took th e ho no urs in these int ersc hool eve nt s but the C. L.C. girl s did ex tre me ly we ll. Afte r th e fi na l M a rch Pas t it was a nn o un ced th a t M a rit a ha d wo n the spo rt s with Vin ce nti a . Loyo la a nd A ik e nh ead in th a t o rde r . Th e j ubi lat io n a mo ngst M a rit a girl s was bo undl ess as th e ir tea m had rega in ed it s fo rm er victo ri o us pos itio n.

SENIOR RELAY TEAM B ~1c k

Row : A . Dwyer, S. Dobson , B. Potge r, P. Currig on . Front Row : M . J. Ke ll ey , M . McG regor , E. M cGre go r, H Co rt er .

Morie McGregor O pen Cham p ion

CA RIT AS

Mory Tobin Ca p tain of the win ning House , M o rita .

C. L. C. Sc hoo l C up : M a r ita. Senio r Ho use C up : M a rit a. Sub-Se nior Ho use C up : Aik e nh ea d . Juni o r H o use C up: Yincenti a. Open C ha mpi o n : M a ri e McG rego r. Under 16 C ha mpi o n : Susa n Do bso n . Und e r 15 C ha mpi o n . He len Ca rt e r. U nd e r 14 C ha mpi o n : M a r y Do bso n . U nd e r 13 C ha mpi o n: A nn e Dobson . Under 12 C ha mpi o n: M a r y McArdl c. U nde r I 0 C ha mpi o ns: J e nnife r M c Ke nzie . .1udith Ke ll y.

T oo hey.

A nge la

- M a r y T o bin . JJtt.t,•e r!t i r t_\'-S tT<' ll

SPORTS DAY

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CAR I TAS

Senior Prize List, 1964 The Badge of Honour: TERESA WEBSDALE C hristian Doctrine : T E RES A WEBSDALE Dux of the College: E LIZAB ETH RYAN English Expression: DIANE MANWARING Doll y Egan Prize for English Literature: E LIZABETH RY AN French: H E LE N LEWIS Latin : DIAN E MANWARING Ge rman : T ESS A WEBB Modern Hi story: CATHERINE McARDL E Geogra ph y: ROSA VE RROCHI Ma rga ret Kissa ne Prize for Pure Ma th e ma tics: E LIZAB ETH RYAN Applied Ma thematics: E LIZABETH RYAN C hemi stry: PATRIC IA COSGRIFF Ph ys ics: PATRI C IA C OSGRIFF

CA RITAS

FORM V-

Christian Doctrine : ANITA CERDAN First Place: ANITA CERDAN Second Place: MARGARET HADANICH Third Place: HELEN DUNKERLEY Equal Fourth Place: MARCIA OPPERMAN . JANI CE BURG ESS Fifth Place : ANN BYE Sixth Pl ace: PATRIC IA MURPHY FORM IV-

C hristian Doctrine: SUSAN DOOL E Y. KAY INGLIS First Place: ROSA BOFFA Second Place : ROSA SIMONELLI Third Place: ELIZABETH ROGAN Fourth Place: JULI E LONG Fifth Place : FRANCES VOWLES Sixth Place: SUSAN DOOLEY Seventh Place : JUDITH JOHNSON E ighth Pl ace: ANN PHILLIPS MUSIC PRIZES-

Form YlPiano: MARI E McG REGOR Form YPian o: KAREN WARD Musical Perce ption : GIOVANNA D E L GRECO Form IVPia no: MARY VAN E NYK Musical Perce ption: H ELE N GLENNON DANCING PRIZES-

Form V a nd VI: NINA LU Form IV : CA RMEL SHAW JUDITH ADAMS DRAMA PRIZES-

JUDITH YOUNG DEANNE SLEITH

SPORT PRIZES-

Form YI: MARI E McGREGOR PAM E LA CURRIGAN

Form IV : SUSAN DOBSON LAURA MARZOTTO MAUR EE N TEMPLETON

Winner of Singles Tennis C ha mpion ship : JULIE HOGARTH

Runner-up in Singles Tennis C hampion ship: SUSAN DOOL E Y

Winners of Douhles T enni s C ha mpion ship : MAUREEN TEMPLETON SUSAN DOOL E Y '· Best and Fairest.. Basketball Team:

th e

.. A..

Grade

the

.. B.,

Grade

PAULIN E POW E R .. Best and Fairest.. Basketball Team :

GLENISE COLEMAN

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