CATHOLIC LAD ES' COLLEGE 1970
SUPPLEMENT TO T H E SOUVENIR E DITION
Day by Day at C.L. C. TUESDAY , FEBRUARY 3rd Today was th e beginning of th e e nd ! The girls of C.L.C. returned for th e last yea r of th e schoo l in East M e lbourne. Our numbers were swe ll ed as we welcomed 78 new pupils to Fo rm I. man y of whom tra ve l from E lth am a nd its ne ighbo urhood in a nti cipatio n of m a ny yea rs ahead at C.L.C.'s new s it e. There were m a ny newco me rs 10 o ur sta ff , a nd it was discovered th a t some fa mili ar Siste rs ha ve hidden th e ir id e ntity behind new na mes. W E DN ES DAY, FEBRUARY 4th There's no peace for th e wicked, a nd a lready lesso ns are loomin g close. One Leav in g girl was eve n caught writing in her diary .. We're go in g to ha ve to work jolly hard thi s year" !! T he first form too suffe red as many limped around with blistered fee t from th eir new shoes. Their dutiful adh e rence to hats a nd gloves could pe rh aps sham e ma n y a m o re se nior girl if she were hones t ? THURSDAY. FE BRUARY 5th Elec tion Day ' M e mbe rs of th e Stud e nt Co unci l went into private conclave at mid-mornin g. and Di a ne W ebsda le became o ur President for 1970. The e ntire sc hool a nd sta ff wish Diane th e ve ry best for th e yea r, and feel co nfid e nt th at she will e nco ura ge all in sc hool spirit. As well as e lecti o n clay. this was a lso e mancipati on clay, when clever s ixth formers we nt for th e first time to St. Joseph 's. North M e lbo urn e, for their Physics a nd C he mi str y lesso ns. Thank yo u. Mrs. P a nkhurs t! FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 6th On only the fourth clay of te rm sc hoo l h ad se1tlecl clow n to a regular ro utin e. a nd there was little exc it eme nt or news. The clay's so le dev ia tion from th e no rm a l was Mass in th e Ca th edra l. whe n a ll prayed for a succesful a nd reward in g yea r. MONDAY . FEBRUARY 9th Our first Mond ay back a t sc hoo l. Fo rebodings of future chronic " Moncl ay itis" a tt acks were prevalent on th e physiognomies of those stu de nt s obse rved today. TUFSDAY, FEB RUARY 10th The first school asse mbl y was he ld to d ay . a nd th e public a nnouncem e nt of th e Student Co uncil Exec utive was made. Fo r th eir na mes . we direct o ur readers to th e ir photos in th ese pages. The M atri cs ([ beg yo ur pa rdon , Hi gher Schoo l Ce rtifi ca te can, didates) were prese nt ed with the ir Leaving Cer tificat es. to th e inspi ra tion of th e res t of th e sc hoo l II W E DN ES DAY. FEBRUARY I Ith Father Donohue's first visit to C.L.C. thi s vea r . G lad to see yo u. Father. Pre pa re for se lf-de ni a l a nd boundless ge neros it y. for today is Ash W ed nesday. th e beg inning of the seaso n of Le nt. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 12th Todav th e s ixth formers mill ed exc it edl y aro und th e po llin g booths lo e lec t th e hou se ca ptains fo r 1970. Since re congratulations to Diane Townsend
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M a ry M cArcl le (Loyo la). Mary (A ik e nh cad). McM a ho n (V in ce ntia ) a nd Olga Haclcl y ( Ma rit a) . Mo re frantic s in gin g lesso ns in pre pa ra ti o n for soeech ni ght . a nd it appears th at the nuns a re los in g co nfidence in our choral ability! F RID A Y. FEB RUARY 13th An o mino us voodoois m pervaded C.L.C. tod ay. but no thin g drastic occ urred lo break the no rmal rou tin g of sc hoo l life . News is sca rce . E ither nothin g ever happe ns here. or th e re is a stri c tl y hu shed und ergro und conspiracy a mon g the classes to w ithho ld news from the poor diary wr it e r. MO NDAY . FEBRUARY 16th Mo re sin gin g practice for s peec h ni ght. But don"t worry or lose hea rt. because Mrs. S pa in sa id th a t Exod us does so und better than it did last week. TUES DAY. FEB RUARY 17th A teac he rs' se min ar today. The Matrics were freed at lunc htim e. th ere we re films in the ha ll fo r Fo rm s L II. a nd IV, but poor Form V! They had no rm a l lesso ns. W EDNES D AY . FEBRUARY 18th The final practice for speec h night. The c hoi r sou nd ed much be tt er. Dis mi ssa l at three o'c lock . a nd no sc hool tomorrow until 9.30 . except for a few hard working Ma tric Mat hs girls. T HUR SDA Y. FEBRUARY 19th S peec h Ni ght went off beautifully las t ni ght. a nd eve ryo ne felt sad a t th e th oug ht th a t thi s was 10 be the las t speech night at the o ld C.L.C. Wh e n eve ryo ne fina ll y a rri ved tod ay. some For m Is see med a lillle itchy. Wh e n we fina ll y fou nd th e troubl e. it seemed th a t ce rt a in co-ca ll ed res po nsibl e M a trics had thrown it c hin g berries down th e ir backs!!' Wh a t were those stra nge so unds flo a tin g o ut o f th e scie nce room today. ITALIAN. yo u say. Yes. th e Matrics st ud e nt s sta rt ed the ir e lecti ve su b jects today. The c hoi ce was betwee n It a li a n. C urre nt Affa irs a nd Speec hcraft. F RIDAY. FEB RUA RY 20th Today we saw th e retu rn of Mr. Gui ney. o ur loya l te nnis teacher. G irls were see n pra ncin g a ro und the te nni s cou rt s. trying to pl ay. l think. This makes th e o bstac le race from th e drive to th e was h roo ms ;i lm ost impossible. without a cras h helmet now. MONDAY . FEB RUARY 23 rd Is th ere a ny truth in th e rum o ur th a t 'i he Ex press io n c lass has to pay e nt e rt a inm e nt ta x to Sister M a ri ;i T herese? One thou sa nd lines lo th at child who 111 acle the sm a rt re mark a bout th e pocketless sta le o f the exec uti ve of the stu de nt cou nc il. TUESDAY. FE BRUARY 24t h Assembly called to brush up o n our fo lk hymns for Sa turd ay's Family M ass. The Stud e nt C ou nc il 's first meeting was he ld tod ay with numbers sad ly depleted clu e lo so me me mbe rs' hun ger. Subject: Swimming Sports. Res ult: S ports 10 be held next Wed nesday . M a rch 4th!'
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EXECUTIVE OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL Centre Bac k: Diane Websdal e {President). Midd le
Row:
Maria
Van Veenen -
daal (l eade r, li tera ry G roup), Kerry Ferguson (Vice-President),
Rita G lo ri a
McMahon
(Secretary ),
Mosca ttini
{Le ader,
Sport Group ). Front Row : Suzanne Heywoo d (leader, Socia l G roup). Susan Schibeci (Tr easurer) .
FORM VI. Back
Row: M. Fincham, C. Re eves, M. Wise, H. Raymond , M. Lave ry, B. Szw e de, M. Van Veenendaal, M. McArd le, D. Townsend, R. McMahon, K. Fergu son, 0 . Haddy, J . Twomey . Middle Row: G. Moscattini, A. Wise, J. Gibson, L. Bo urk e, R. Oua resim a, M. Ni cke ls, R. Amato, P. Ar chivio, S. Schibec i, L. Celli , A. Basso. Front Ro w, A. Gooley , D. Joyce , D. We bsda le, M. McMahon, S. rley wood. M. Hoey, M. Kelleher , K. Philli ps.
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WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 25th The lucky Leavings spent 20 cents and a large part of their day watching a film "The L shaped Room". The Sport Group is getting quite frantic with the Swimming Sports only a few days away. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 26th More frantic arrangements for the swimming. Today. Sister Maryanne was amazed at the mathemaabsolutely tical ability of the Geography class amazed! FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 27th Student Co uncil meeting at lunchtime to discuss dance. We knew we could rely on Suzanne for great ideas. Short practice at Class Asse mbly time today of "The Gift of Peace" in preparation for tomorrow 's Mass. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 28th The Family Mass was a wonderful success. and a large number of parents and friends joined with the girls in asking God's blessing on the coming year. MONDAY , MAR C H 2nd Today C.L.C. is buzzing with news . Reason ? The much awaited Scroll has finally made its debut. The enthusiastic reception was most encouraging (so was th e growing pile of money as th e Scrolls disappeared) . Many copies were sold to th e girls, or should l say that many copies were so ld . TUESDAY. MAR C H 3rd Last minute preparations for the swimming. Forms VI a nd V visited the Herald Art ex hibition . WEDNESDAY . MAR C H 4th All that glorious preparation resulted today in a very successful swimming afternoon at the :Ivanhoe Baths. Co ngratulations to Aikenhead who won th e se nior. junior and hou se cups. and to Glenda Buckley of Marita who won th e open championship. THURSDAY. MAR C H 5th We would like to say goodbye to Margaret Smith of Form I. whose family is moving to Darwin . Hope you will be happy there , Margaret. FRIDAY. MAR C H 6th Today we learned that we would no longer be attending the First Friday Mass at the Cathedr al. Instead it is hoped that we will be having class Masses. in which we can take a more active part. A Student Co uncil meeting was held to discuss catering. invitations and decorations concerned with the sc hool dance. TUESDAY . MAR C H 10th Labour Day. Form :r girls Holiday yesterday were out again practising for th e Sports Day. WEDNESDAY . MAR C H 11th Girls were out practising aga in for the Sports. Apart from that. just another day. THURSDAY. MAR C H 12th We are marching again!! Girls are losi ng ca rbohydrates with all thi s marching and running. FRIDAY. MAR C H 13th There are three Friday the thirteenths this year . What does this mean? While on my way to school through th e Fitzroy Gardens I noticed a ,g rouo of girls huddled o n the ground around a figure that refused to remain still . Then I put on my glass_es and found it was o nly th e /10.'J C /OU?'
Sports uroup Leader. Gloria. instilling fear and vitality into the younger Forms. MONDAY , MAR C H 16th Everyone out today for marching practice. Co ngratulations to Loyola who is the only House with 20 points. TUESDAY. MAR C H 17th St. Patrick 's Day - no holiday this year, and no 1nore holidays on the Holy Days of Obligation either. Alas! We keep on marching. W EDNESDAY , MAR C H 18th Every thing is centred on the Sports at the moment . us no doubt you have gathered. Alas for our hopes bf the inter-school cups. The senior team failed to fet past a slow jog up and down the grounds today . THURSDAY, MARCH 19th No Sports practice today - torrent s of rain. Co ngratulations to the Sports Ca ptains on the inspiring speeches they made to their Houses today . FRIDAY, MAR C H 20th · Our last marching practice. A sigh of relief from ¢veryone. including the judges. SUNDAY, MARCH 22nd Rain for the past three days has made Flowerdale's Oval too soggy for us to run on, so the Sports were held on our own grounds. with the inter-school events postponed until the afternoon of Holy Thursday. These will be run at Olympic Park. Despite the confined space. or perhaps because of it. the Sports went off very well, and all enjoyed themselves very much . Co ngratulations to Marita, who has done it again, and to Vincentia who won th e marching cup. MONDAY , MAR C H 23rd The old quoits and skipping ropes took their toll not to mention the wreck that war cries today make of one's vocal chords - casualties of yesterday's Sports. TUESDAY , MAR C H 24th Our own Scroll made newspaper history at C.LC. toady when the second edition came out within two months of the first. Leaving and Matrics went off to see a film " He who must die" at the Union Theatre, with the exception of the underprivileged( ?) Matric science girls who had a most enjoyable afternoon of Physics Prac. WEDNESDAY , MARCH 25th While budding scu lptors from Form ] were busy creating veritable Venus de Milos beneath a typical sunny C.L.C. sun today. the batons were flying during last minute preparations for tomorrow's inter-school events. THURSDAY, MAR C H 26th Break up today for much-looked-forw ard-to Easter Break, and what better way to go than with the finalizing of our Sports. WEDNESDAY. APRIL Isl We can still see the evidence of the long Easler break. but nevertheless we loyal April fools came back to work today . THURSDAY. APRIL 2nd Nothing terribly exciting occurred today. H.S.C. students received letters for their parents concerning th eir retreat at Healesv ille. FRIDAY. APRIL 3rd A barren day - no news.
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Y.C .S. LE ADERS Bac k
Centreo Goo ley, McMahon.
Front
Row :
H. M.
Raym ond , Lavery ,
A. R.
K.
Ferguson,
K.
Richa r dson, L. Sim, J. McCudden, A. Re id, J. Dav ies, F. McBean, D. Websdale (Pres.), M. McMahon , D. Joy ce, L. McMahon.
FORM V .
Bac k Row : K. Pat te rson, A . Febey , S. Breheney Front Row: A. Reid, L. McMahon , J. McCudden. Absent: Mic helle Sacardo, Ka ren Drummond, Necia
Back Row : l. Sim, M. Wa sy !, T. Hor s ley. Front Row: C . Re iner, K. Ri c h a rds on, R. Buc kl and.
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Bac k Row : A. leczycki, M. O'Neill, R. M ul l ins. Fro nt Ro w: J. Chwasta , R. Odorisio, N. Magnabosco. Spain.
Bac k Rowo A. Fin c h am, L. Ross, P. Walsh, J. Sellars, Koeni g . Front Row : M. Zinzzerella, S. ~ irnonel l i , R. Varrenti.
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MONDAY . APRIL 6th Some lu cky H .S.C. "e lec ti ve" girls vis ited a n a rt a nd craft exhibition today. TUESDAY. APRIL 7th Co ngratulation to th e Fo rm Fo urs who received th e ir moth e rcraft certificates al Assembly tod ay. W E DN ES DAY. APRIL 8th We sa w !he Quee n and th e Roy a l family today as th ey drove down Albe rt Street on th e ir way to the M .C.G.. where our Form Twos were represe ntin g \I S.
THURSDAY. APRIL 9th Voices were strain ed today in the Matric class. as we prac tised o ur hymns for th e retreat at th e week-end. We were told quit e blunting b y Sister Maria Therese that we still need "polishing up" . FRIDAY. APRIL 10th Exc it e ment in Form VI. A retrea t al Hea lesv ille will be a rea l nove lty. MONDAY . A PRIL 13th A ve ry we a ry M a tric class dragged them se lves back lo sc hool today. All agreed that th e retre at was a n unforge tt a ble a nd rew a rdin g ex pe ri e nce . The Form ls wore th e ir winter uniform s for th e fir st time today. Public Opinion Poll s hows that th ey lik e it. TUESDAY. APRIL 14th Two Co mmonwealth Empl oy me nt Officers s po ke 10 us toda y a bout future caree rs . TUESDAY . APRIL 14th G reat preparations are und er way for th e Se ni or Da nce which is to be he ld on 24 th A pril. W E DNESDAY . APRIL 15th This term eleven Ma tri c girls see m lo look forward in a remarkabl e mann e r to th e ir afte rnoo n lesso ns. The Social Group is ve r y busy writin g ou l in vit a ti o ns for th e dance - in black a nd silver. THURSDAY. APRIL 16th Tragedy strik es the drumm e r for o ur sc hoo l dance has broken hi s legs in a ca r s m as h. ( N eve r mind abo ut th e poor man . of co urse). The d eb ut a nt e se l is eage rl y lookin g forward to th e fir st deb. prac tice tom o rrow ni ght. For th e firs! tim e . so me of !he prese nt student s a rc mak in g th e ir debut a t th e Old Co ll e gians ' Ball. (Actuall y. thi s practice did not co me off. and the first one was o n 1st M ay). F RIDAY. APRIL 17th A notice on th e Leav in gs' board in vit es th e m to a prac tice d a nce al St. Jo 's. N o rth Me lbourne. o n Sunday. 25th April. Added lo no ti ce is " All Ma tric boys". Now. I ask yo u, what difference does 1h a 1 m a ke?'' MONDAY. APRIL 20 th Bas ke tb a ll practice begins in ea rnes t. Teams ha ve been se t up and all a re ready 10 play. The s il ve r ink brigade is doin g good work fo r th e dance. TUESDAY . APRIL 21st G irls from Form IV up saw a ve ry uniqu e film . "The Pa ra ble". in th e ha ll toda y. Quite a few he ads seemed lo ha ve dee p thou ght s in th em afte r the viewin g . . W ED NES DAY. APRIL 22nd Ra in . ra in a ll day. Cer ta in representatives of th e Sc roll look advantage of !he weather to invite stud e nt s in va riou s classes to writ e a rticl es for th e pa pe r. 11 0
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THURSDAY. APRIL 23 rd Were dismi ssed a t 2.30 tod ay beca use of the teach e rs se minar. Hope th e re a re more of th e m . FRIDAY . APRIL 24th Dance preparations. Hall look s positivel y s ple ndid . Social Group Leade r has a seve re case of ner ves. but is carrying on bravely. Anzac Da y commemoration se rvice was he ld in th e ha ll. Somehow. it see med more meaningful with eve ryon e the re together. MONDAY. APRIL 27th Th e dance was a great success. thank s to Sue and th e numerou s others who lent. a he lping hand. Otherwise a mi se ra ble Mond ay of rain and work a nd th e dreary prospec t of a long week to follow . . . and th e n a nother . .. and then . . . TUESDAY. APRIL 28th Another ba rren d ay - no news. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 29th A sca nd a l in the second Form today. Blood-curdlin g so unds we re heard whenever the bell was rung. but our intrepid president. Di a ne We bsdale. was called to the fore and was able to dispose of the troubl e mak e rs immediately. THURSDAY . APRIL 30th Tod ay. three litera ry group me mbers laboured for hours to run off copies of the third edition of the Scroll the first time that the entire production has bee n in th e hand s of the student s. Otherwise. th e sun was not see n tod ay . FRIDAY . MAY 1st I mu st confess th at this has been a wearing week. Due to my re lentless pursuit of school news during the past five da ys I find I am now too fatigued to continue . . . MONDAY. MAY 4th For many terrifying minutes today flood waters surged down the steps and around the blue pill a rs. Fortunately. the waters soon ebbed, and the familiar green concrete was seen once more. TUESDAY . MAY 5th T oday we cele brated Mass in the hall. Our purpose was twofold - to thank God for His bless ings thi s term . and to consecrate ourselves to Our Lady. WEDN ES DAY , MAY 6th As th e re is no news for tod ay. the diary writer for thi s wee k has at last gained the opportunity to ex press he r supreme indignation at the tyrannical force of th e literary group who coerced her into writin g the diary for TWO wee ks instead o f the usual one. THURSDAY. MAY 7th The las! d ay of term todav. We ' re fini shing a day ea rl y so th a t we shall be absent from the a rea of demonstration during the Vietnam Moratorium. J shall now retire into oblivion for two weeks. SUNDAY. MAY 10th-TUESDAY. MAY 12th Geography excursion for so me Leaving and Highe r School Ce rtificate students to Shepparton. Albury and th e Bogong High Plains. accompanied by Sr. M a rya nn e and Mrs. Boswell. Mr. Doyle at Arcadia showed us hi s farm and spoke about the dr a in age sys tem , irri ga tion . etc. Mr. Holl a nd at East Shepparton showed us his I 00 acre orchard. "In fact. the whol e excursion was informative . inte resting and n1ost e njoyable .
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Back Row: V. Wasiak, C. Macken z ie. Middle Row' M. O'Donoghue, K. Hude, M . Paterson , L. Front: J. Stanborough.
Kelly .
Back Row: J. Davies, B. Dunn, M. Toohey, J. Murphy. Front Row: J. Brophy, C. Lindley.
Back Row: A. Gleeson, J. Bu rn s, F. McBean. Frotn Row: M. Graham, A. Amey, B. Brennan.
Back Row: E. Bortolin , A. D. Cleaver. Front: S. Neal, C. Evans. Absent: Anne Dunlevy.
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Back Row: F. Pez z imenti, M. Roboth am, L. Lav e ry , S. S. Lipshut, A. Cavedon, Front Row: C. Marr, R. Del Medico, P. Carni ll eri.
Zorzi ,
FORM IV.
Pocock , C . Kunstman , S. Streader ,
Row: G . Langmaid, K. Cahill, J. Zernsta, J. A. Goldsworthy, E. Bushby. Front Row: J. Churchill, P. Sparkes, L. Riley. Back
R.
Sikorski,
1>og e sei·en
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TU ES DAY . MAY 26th Back a t school tod ay a ft e r a co upl e o f weeks o f freedo m. Th e re are ma n y e xc it ed M atri cs a nd Lea vin gs tod ay . Th e Old Co ll egi a ns' Ba ll is to ni ght. a nd a bo ut 20 of us at sc hoo l a re m a kin g o ur de but. Th e re a re 30 de buta nt es .. One o th e r exc iting ite m 1s th e dra wing o f th e raftl e for th e Steve M cQueen poste r. Co ngratul a ti o ns Rit a ' A lso co ngratul a tions to F ra n a nd Ja nine who wo n pri zes for th e ir pa intin gs a t th e May ti me Fa ir. W E DN ES D A Y. MAY 27 th Se vera l s lee py Leav in gs a nd Ma tr ics dragged the mse lves to sch oo l tod ay a ft e r a wo nde rful e ve nin g last ni ght. Th e re we re 700 a t the Ba ll a nd so me o.f th e profit s will aid th e fund s fo r th e new school a t E lth a m . Jud y McCuclcle n d ragged he rse lf in tod ay but fo r a diffe re nt reaso n - she s pra ined he r a nkl e a nd is o n c rutches. Th e re was ex pos iti o n of th e Bl esse d Sac ram e nt in th e C ha pe l tod ay fo r Voca ti o n W eck . T he day fini shed with Benedicti o n in th e ha ll fo r a ll th e sch oo l. F RIDAY . M A Y 29th Fo rm 11 went to th e A ft e r-Ca re Hos pital in Vi c tori a Pa rad e to d ay. So me girls too k o ld ladi es o ut to th e pa rk in wh ee l c ha irs. O th ers vis it ed pati e nt s unabl e to be moved . MO ND A Y. JUN E Isl Th e first d ay o f wint e r ! Howeve r. th e wo nde rful girls in th e baske tb a ll tea m we re o ut pr acti s in g and th ey dese rve comme nd a ti o n as th ey we re wa tch ed fro m th e wa rmth of th e c lassroo ms. A Co uncil Mee tin g was he ld durin g th e lun ch ho ur to draft a mo re effecti ve ro le for th e me m be rs. TU ES DAY. JUN E 2 nd "S il e nce is go ld e n" . T o d ay For m V St. Be rn ade tt e we re a t Mill gro ve o n retrea t where it is h o ped t hey will ga in th e sa me spiritu a l rewa rd s :i ncl peace w ith eac h o the r th a t other c lasses have fo und o n th e ir retrea ts. For m II pai d a vis it to th e M a il Exc ha nge in co nn ecti o n with th e ir co mm u ni ca ti o ns stu dy. i t w~s bo th in for m a ti ve a nd e njoyable. W E DN ES D A Y. J U N E 3rd Fo r th ose fifth fo rmers still at sc hoo l tod ay . the re was a n o utin g to see th e new fi lm produ ction of Sha kes pea re's '' Juliu s Caesa r'' in th e c it y. An d. ~ till in th e lit era ry field. th e re a re stro ng n .1mo 11rs o f a deba te in Fo rm I tom o rro w. TH U RS D A Y. JUN E 6th T he debate in Fo rm I. co m binin g th e two fo rm s. was he ld in St. Agnes' roo m . a nd a ll th e s pea ke rs we re we ll pre pa red as the res t o f th e girls bo n' ba rcled th e m with ca re full y th o ught-o ut q uesti o ns. Eve n in suc h a youn g group th e re a re ve ry ma n y girls wh o have a great gift for putting fo rwa rd th e ir a rgum e nt s fai rl y and lo gi ca ll y. F RID A Y. JUN E 5th T od a y is th e feas t o f th e Sac red H ea rt a nd t he Poo r Ma n's Masses we re he ld in th e Ca th ed ra l a ll d a y. At th e 12.15 M ass th e re was a n exce ll e nt re prese nt a ti o n o f C. L. C. girls wh o gave up th e ir l un ch
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ho ur to go. a nd ma ny o f th e m a lso too k a do na ti o n o f c lo thin g o r food for Me lbo urne's poo r. MO ND A Y. JUN E 8th R etrea t fo r Fo rm V St. Jose ph's a t th e P a llo ttine Co ll ege. Mill grove. Fath e r Pa t Jackso n we lcomed us a nd guid ed us thro ugh two grea t d ays. Th e surroundin gs a nd the C ollege a re rea ll y bea utiful. W e we re occupi ed by some ta lks by F ath e r, group di scuss io ns with re portin g sess io ns. wa lks, billi a rds . ta bl e te nni s. reading. a nd ve ry impo rt a nt se rvices in th e ch a pe l. Broth er Jose ph. wh o se rved us in th e dinin g roo m. was a great favo urit e . A ll in a ll it was a wo nd e rful ex perie nce . TU ES DAY. JUN E 9th Fo rm II had a trip to Spe nce r Stree t Sta ti o n whe re th e girls visit ed int e rsta te te rmin a ls. saw the Gove rno r's pr iva te ca rria ge a nd to ured th e lost pro pe rt y o ffi ce . This was a va ri ed a nd inte restin g trip. W E DN ES DAY . J U N E 10th Afte r a dull mo rnin g. a vigo ro us lunc h-tim e a t bas ketball , a nd a s low afternoo n. 3.35 co ul d n't h ave co me soo ne r. THUR SDAY . JUN E I Ith All fo rm s we re represe nt ed co urts aga in .
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T UES D A Y. J U N E 16th Th e Fo rm I stud e nts we nt to see th e ba ll et. Co ppe li a. D ur in g the ba lle t the da nce rs ·~x pl a in ecl the way they fix ed the sce nes. They a lso showed us how th ey a pplied the m a ke- up to make a youn g pe rso n loo k quite o ld . Th ey ex pl a ined th ei r ac ti o ns a nd how th ey work ed . It was ve ry e njoya ble. a nd it was th e first ba ll e t most o f us have a tt e nd ed . F RIDAY. JUN E 19th Th e sun ac tu a ll y go t to sc hoo l befo re th e girls. cl ue to th e tra in strik e . Wh a t was th a t stra nge so und co min g fro m th e M atri c room ? O h. th ey a re practi sin g segrega ti o n - sc ie nti sts ve rsus hum a ni sts. Bas ketb a ll tea ms br aved th e co ld weath e r a nd prac ti sed , whil e th e re was a str a nge process io n of girls ca rr yin g bun d les ac ross lo A ik enh eacl H o use. MO ND A Y. JUN E 22 nd Lo a nd beho ld that stra nge process io n lUrn ecl o ut to be pre pa ra ti o ns for HI G H E R SC HOO L C E RTI F IC AT E'S C O MMON ROOM 1!! T U ES D A Y. JUN E 23 rd Scie nce girls a hal f d ay off. Smil es of glee radi a ted whe n th e N o rth boys we nt o n re trea t. T he bas ketba ll lea rn see ms to be do in g pa rti cul ar ly we ll let's ho pe th ey kee p it up . A gro up o f Fo rm 11 was ta ken o n a guid ed to ur o f th e Sun- Hera ld O ffice to see ho w a news pa pe r is put toge th e r . W E DN ES D A Y. J U N E 24th Siste r M a rya nne enco uraged the M a tri cs o ut fo r bas ketba ll - f unn y how th e Geogra ph y girls a re so willing. The li ghtnin g strik es b y th e ra il ways a re impedin g th e "fast-get-aways" of th e gi rl s. Th e de me rit sys te m ca me in tod ay - a bo ut tim e too in so me cases. T H U RS D A Y. J U N E 25 th With th e co ld wea th er th e ground s have beco me c ro wd ed with girls a nxiou s to ge t th e blood ci rcul atin g aga in . With th e H.S.C.C. R . in full swin g t he
C ARIT AS
FORM IV . (cont .)
Back Row: S. Schibeci, M. Ramsay, L. McChrystal, M. L. Herri ck. Fr ont Row: J . Bereczk y, R. Lamborn, J. Toohey.
FORM II . Bac k Row: J . Mackenzie , J . Lac h owicz, T. Mobili a, M. l. Po und. Front Row ' J . Guilfoyle, J . Keech.
Bac k Row: J . Cu rr ie, B. Go rm an, J. O'Dowd. Fro nt Row: A. Toscano, K. l ee , B. King, l. Streader.
Back Row: C. Longden, K. Brosnan, J . Roe, Front Row: B. Connor, J . Toot h , L. Fl oa te .
J. Meag h er .
Back Row' G. Buckley, F. J oyce, J . Breheney, M. A . Stalford. Front Row: P. Ramsay, P. <)mit h , D. Van Don kelaar, B. Hooy.
CA RIT AS
Bac k Row : P. Too th , S. Gi llber g, A. Whiting. Front Row : G. Ney lon, P. Desmond, C. McNamar a.
JJ a.Qe nine
M atri cs a re ra re ly see n. Fo rm ll 's donned s tr a nge it was for th e basketball tea ms to o utfits today play afte r sc hoo l. The scie nce girls had a no th e r h a lf day o ff whil e the Form l"s are preparing for a debate to mo rrow . F RID AY. J U NE 26th Thank heave ns for th e weekend af te r th ose the five clays from which we need two weeks to recove r. Talk about ac tive debates! I can hardly wa it for a qui et ga m e of basketball with th e Fo rm .IV 's . N o do ubt abou t those girls though - Sister Maryanne really has go t th e m "spa rklin g". MONDAY. JUN E 29t h Once aga in we availed ourse lves o f th e delicious good ies at lunch-tim e - thi s time in th e s ha pe of a large pav lova from A m e li a's exce ll en t c ui sine. TUESDAY. JUN E 30th The Y.C.S. knittin g drive was an no unced today a nd industri o us sou nds of needl es c li cking a re c lea rl y aud ibl e. It is the a im of th e girl s to k nit as ma ny fi ve inch squares as poss ibl e to be sew n int o rugs for worthy c ha riti es . Form IV debate was h e ld a t lunchtim -:: . the topi c be in g '"T ha t m a n will destroy him se lf' . THURSDAY. JULY 2 nd During th e Staff Mee tin g today. th e who le school participated in a Lig htnin g Prem ie rshi p consis ting of a se ri es of ten minut e games. U nfo rtun ate ly tim e beat eve n the best players a nd th e fin al had to be postpon ed until tomorrow. This is to be betwee n the Matric A tea m a nd th e Fo rm IV A tea m . M ay -.he m ore adept c heats wi n'
TUESDAY. JULY 14th A t Asse mbl y C.L.C. hono ured Bas till e D ay wi th th e Form It 's ac ting severa l French pl ays a nd co nVi ve la Fra nce!! cluding with ··La Ma rse ill a ise" W E DN ES D AY. JULY 15th Y .C.S. Gro up Meetings. M a ny groups began the arduous tas k of sew ing th e squares int o rugs. T he M atri c Literature c lass today went to see "' Juliu s Ceasa r". but. unfortunately . did not see past C h a rlton H es to n. THURSDAY. JULY 16th Yesterday a nd tod ay Form II h ad a very hel pful retreat from Fr. Des mond . O.F.M. F RID A Y. J U LY 17t h A ve ry successful "record lunc htime" was hel<;l today a nd ra ised a further $20 for o ur Pe ru Ea rth qu ake effo rt. TUESDAY. JULY 2 1st At Asse mbl y today we rece ived a ta lk from a rep rese nt a ti ve o f th e Hospit a ls a nd C hariti es Board very enlightening. o n nurs in g THURSDAY. JULY 23rd Our De bate So iree. Two Matricul a tion tea ms co m peted with two tea ms from St. Jose ph 's North Melbo urn e. There was a mad ru sh to pro vid e th e promi sed ··1ea a nd bickies". but a ll turned out well. with mu c h suppo rt fro m the M a trics a nd Leav ings . MONDAY. JLJLY 27 th Y. C.S. week begins toda y. M a ny inte res ting eve nt s will occ ur du rin g thi s week - conce rts, spec ia l ceremonies. eve rything!
F RID AY. JULY 3rd T he premiership b..:gu n yes terday was co nclud ed. th e result being in favour of the Fo rm IV 's. C ongra tul at io ns to th e be tt e r team!
T UES D AY. JULY 28th M ass in the C h ape l for Forms V and VI Y .C.S. In aug uratio n for Form V . Mea nwhil e the Forms J. II a nd IV had an Assembly in the h a ll.
MON D AY. JULY 6th Wh at more can we say th a n : ·· it is Mo nd ay a nd. thu s. most un p leasa nt ".
W ED N ES DAY. JULY 29th A treas ure hunt ( I Oc entry) was o n th e age nd a today .
TUESDAY. JULY 7th Diane Websdalc in va ded m a n y roo ms today w ith news of th e ··Mothers· M ass" to be ce leb ra ted o n Thursday by th e Ca rm e lit e Fa th e rs. Eac h g irl was in vit ed to place he r mother's na me o n a c ard w hi ch will be se nt a lo ng w ith a donation to the Fathers.
THURSDAY. JULY 30th Lunch-time co nce rt by th e M a tri cs a nd Leavings. C ind e re ll a. Drago n-net and ··0 11ies Follies" - hil ariously acc la im ed by all.
T H URSDAY. J ULY 9th Frenzied las t minute knitting as everyo ne e ndeavours to knit th e most sq ua res a nd thus wi n t he bracelet. Clos in g clay to mo rrow. F RIDAY. JULY 10th The knitting drive ca me to a very st ick y e ncl as eac h girl who had knitt ed more th a n five squ ares was give n a toffee. The w inn er was Ker ry Ferg uso n inc lu di ng o ne Teddy Bear. T he w ith 88 >qu a res un co nfirm ed tota l is sa id to be abo ut 1500 squ a res. But do n't put away th e need les - so meone 's go t to . sew them "lOge th e r. MONDAY . J ULY 13th Wh o was th a t Matr ic Geography s lllcl e nt w ho (e uph emis ticall y) mi splaced the Geogra ph y cl ass tod ay . The Fo rm ll"s he ld a very successfu l a nd -~ nj oyab l e Ta le nt Quest in th e ha ll a t luncht im e. T hey a re \o he co ngra llil a tecl for th ei r init iati ve. whi ch was rewarded by $20 profit to he d o nated to the Peru F und . 110 r1e I C'l1
FRIDAY . JULY 3 1st 2 .30-3.30 p.m. was th e Ge ne ra l Meetin g for the who le sc hoo l. The guest speake rs we re Be rn ade tt e McC udde n (a n office worker). Ma rgaret R aw lins ( m o th e r ) a nd Ma rga ret Gi lbe rt (a seco nd yea r Arts stude nt) . This was followed by a s uccessfu l F ish a nd C hips ni ght. MONDAY. AUGUST 3rd Dulcet to nes have for quit e so me tim e been e nlive nin g th e sp irit of th e school. Of cou rse. practice fo r Educat io n Night. W ED N ESDAY . AUGUST 5th In a nswer to th e qu es tion : "W ill we stay ho me if th e re is a strik e?" o ne teache r was heard to re ma rk: " If we closed the sc hoo l for eve ry strik e th ese workers proposed. we wouldn't need to bother o pen. : ·. Very cu ttin g ind ee d . In a ny case th ere ing it eve rybod y's ho pin g . . . is a strik e threa te ned THURSDAY. AUGUST 6th Suc h pre para tions for Education Night! The lunch ha ll g l e11 111s (well. a lmost!) a nd swee t voices are heard ec hoi ng throu ghout th e sc hoo l
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FORM 11. (cont .)
Back Row: Back
Row:
G . Pickering, J.
Corkeron,
P.
R. Mow lam, P.
Row:
Front
Boswell.
l. Fr aser.
A. Ba rt olo tt o, .Barr,
Dougherty , M
W . Kidm an.
Front Row: K. McArdle, A. Reeves, F. Sciacchitano.
FORM I.
Back Row:
Back Row: Gerardine ... Ryan , Christin{ Th ompson, Sa r a Tochetto. fr on t Row: Li sa FirCzak, Jane Fincha'1', Elsa Fircza k. Debbie McBain, Teresa Galczysk.i , Absent : Patric ia Tay lor,
Lu cinda Joyce, Karen Wilson , Jenny Ware, Vivi enne
Moore . Front Row:
Deb bie
Green,
Jennif e r
Rutt e r ,
J ani ne
Fraser.
Nicholson .
Rew : Tonina Collins,
R[ ck
Susan Joen g, Ther esa Febey, Amanda Rischin, Anne McC lellana , Anne Mullane, Barbara Kelly .
CA RITA S
Front
Row:
Carmel
Jennifer M c Kerr ,
Jud i th Crew .
Brennan, Ann a
K~rry
La ndri gan,
Tr acey
Jennifer
Keogh .
Brinkkotter,
Dark ,
Jinge elei- en
F RIDAY . AUGUST 7th Strik e!' The whole sc hoo l is closed due 10 power restric tions and Education Night postponed till Monday . MOND A Y. AUGUST 10th The strik e being well te rmin ated. sc hool resumed a nd we prepared for a devastating Ed ucatio n W eek display. 1-'rom copper bracelets a nd o rn a me nt s 10 the fine a rts of sc ience notebook s - all are o n display. The Form IV room ha s. so far. boas ted th e best di sp lay . . The Form 11 girls put o n a play fo r t he parents which the y had composed th e mse lves. Th e girls e nj oye d doin g thi s a nd a ll technical wo rk a nd direc ti o n was in th e ir ha nd s. Exa ms begi n thi s week (what a day to s tart. Mo nd ay'). A gro up o f girls. led by Miss K e nafick. went o n an exc ursion to th e C o nsc rva to rium . ·ind eed. the mu s ic exams a rc a lread y here. TUESDAY. AUGUST I Ith Last day lo bring in exa min a ti o n fees. O ne wo nd e rs if it is rea ll y necessa ry to bother Regre ttabl e pass in g away o f the fea th ered inmates of the Biology room a l approx imat e ly 6 a. m. N o flow e rs by requ es t. W ED N ES DAY. AUGUST 12 th or Holid ay for most of the se ni o r sc hoo l s hou ld wc say stud y day·1 Form V's. howeve r . had to come to sc hoo l for a n E ngli s h e xam. FR ID A Y. AUGUST 14th So meone once said: "That which we aspired to be . a nd arc not .. co nso les us Ca n th e sa me be sa id in reference to Fre nch. Hi story. Sc ie nce an d Math s 11 ? TUESDAY. AUGUST 18th Frid ay. St. Joseph's Dance Fr id ay . M a rce llin 's Dance Diane. when arc th e ti ckets co min g·1 THURSDAY. AUGUST 20th The unfortunate M a th s girls wai t for th e ir papers until F RIDAY. AUGUST 2 1st . at las t'
THIRD TF. RM MONDA Y. SEPTEMHER 14t h Wh a t were th e bulk of th e Mat ri c class doing in th e pl aygro und a ll mornin g'/ Fo rm IV h ave go ne on reatreat. Man y showi ng 8iafran type fig ures ou tsid e th e c losed tuck shop. (Exp la na ti o n - Sr . Jose phin e has go ne to Hea lesv ill e to cook fo r the rctrea ta nl s. which s he did ma gnifi ce ntl y) . TUES DAY . SEPTEM HE R 15th to ta ll y refo rm ed Fo rm IV due back today a nd kindl ed with th e s pirit of siste rl y love - perhaps eve n to th e M a trics. The ret rea t give n by F r. Moran was a great succ ess. T h a nk s to S. M. C laver. :'I r. M arya nne and Sr. Jo,;cp h ;ne for th e ir hr: lp Tuck S ho p is still closed and the gir ls are beginning show the s train .
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WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 16th The Tuck Shop h as bee n re-o pe ned moment too soo n.
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FRIDAY. SE PT E MB E R 18th Moratorium d ay - fish and chips ni ght ca nce ll ed . F. nthusi as ts practising for te nni s cha m pio ns hips. TU ESDA Y. SE PTEMB E R 22 nd It is surpri s in g how qui ck ly o ne ge ts o ve r weeke nd s and se ttl es down again to so lid s tud y. For t he se nior girls th e full re a li za ti o n of final e xa ms i ~ s low ly dawning o n th e m . H orro r! W F.DNESDA Y. SE PT E MB E R 23 rd A su dd en a ttack of eco no m y for Ne ve r. a lth oug h th e propri e to r of the may think o the rwi se. but tom o rrow is a nd th a t means a ho lida y and money to
th e schoo l 9 Tuck S hop Show Da y, spe nd .
THURSDAY. SE PT E MB E R 24 th Show D ay . and for those no t interested in \ he ce le b ra ti o ns. th e large r city stores we re ope n for shoppi ng s prees. M O NDAY . SEPTEMHER 28t h Form IV E ngli s h lesso ns have bee n of int e res t due to an exc urs io n to th e Fitzroy Garde ns to observe trees in ~ prin g . H ere Sr. C lave r hoped to e nli gh ten ou r somew h a t dusty mind s. a nd o pe n doors to im ag ina ti o n. Res ult s! - a n absolut e s ucc ess, co mpositions come to life. we now ha ve buddin g nove li sts in our m idst' TUESDAY. SE PT E MBER 29 th Al Asse mbl y to d ay. th e Leav in g sin gin g girls gave us a trem e nd o us concert. One ca nn o t realize how m a ny grea t talents a re hidden be hind th e wa ll s of the sc hoo l! T H U RSDA Y. OCTOBER 1st 'f hc first of the month has b roug ht th e te nni s pl aye rs o ut in a n eve n grea te r force , a nd much e ne rgy is expe nd ed see kin g th e ba ll if not retu rnin g it. FRIDAY. O C TOBER 2 nd The e nd o f a no th er week a nd for so m e M a tri es th e fear of to m orrow's French Alliance exa ms. We wish lu ck to ou r bud din g lin gui sts. C o ngra tul ati o ns. too. to Leonie 8our ke w ho ga ined first pl ace in the Goeth e Co mpetiti o n a nd to th e o th e r gi rls in Ma tri c. Leaving a nd Fo rm IV who gai ned ho norab le m e nti o ns. MONDAY . OCTO BE R 5th The weeke nd showed a ll promise o f s umm er a nd eve ryo ne see m s rested by th e s un a nd hi gh 'i empe rature. All winter g rum b les are go ne, and e ven t he Sisters a re pl eased to see us again. so me wear in g whit e h ab it s for th e occas io n. TU ESDAY. OC TOHER 6th !f th e good wea th er co ntinu es th e re will be great c o mp ~ titi o n for th e Davis C up . It is now practically i m p::i ~ sib l e to indul ge in o utd oo r rec rea tio n o ther th a ;i ie;inis . \V E DN ESDA Y. OCTO BE R 7th St ra ;1ge s:g ns have a ppeared on var io us walls. "The C rim so n Sta in " written in a blood-dripped tre mblin g ha nd . O h. really'7 (Actually th e re is a rum ou r th at th e Fo rm ll 's a re puttin g o n a play).
CAR JT AS
FORM I. (cont .)
Back Back Row: Ann McDonald, Ann e Jose, Ca rm e l Collins, Victoria
Ramsdale. Front Row: Maree
Casher,
Fau lk s,
Cat h y
J oa nn e
Row: Kerrie Meadley.
Ba res,
Julie
Dr aper,
l u llich , Frances
Susan
Fro nt Row: Maree Frisby , Anne Luchetta, Marina Lewis, Yolanda Posar. Absent: D. N icho ls on.
Su therland ,
Jennifer Phelan.
B;;c k
Row:
Kerry
Avery,
Suzanne
Me l ntosh,
Karen
Bai ley,
Joann e Levere tt.
Fr ont Row: Jenn ifer Waugh, Monica Bouten. Bac k Row : Joanne
Reeves , Gabrie l le
Anne Sciacchitano. Front Row: Susan Fricker,
Lynette
Davies,
Mary-Rose Casey ,
Dodman,
J osie
Brosnan ,
Clare Brophy.
Back Row: Fiona Burns, Anne Thomas, Ma rit a Shanahan, Shelley Burling. Front Row:
Janet
McCrohan.
CA R I TA S
Gurry ,
Shciron
Miller ,
Irene
M arino,
Lynn
Back Row: Brend; Wi l l iams, Gera ldine Jones, Maria Bort ol lotto, Josephin e Souvar in. Front Row: Ann De Pe l leg rin , Jenn ifer Brethe rt on, El izabe th Barr , Ju l ie (;rna ls.
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 8th The dates for the Music and Singing exams have come out today. Oh dear') Couldn't "they" reverse the dates? The singers were postponed and wanted it over as soon as possible, the pianists were given early dates, and have decided they need much more time . . . The other man's grass is always greener ... FRIDAY. OCTOBER 9th After a long illness ''The Scroll" is just about over its convalescence. It should be hale and hearty with a double edition on Monday. Tennis is becoming even more prominent. In fact, Mr. Guiney has some serious competition on Friday at lunchtime. TUESDAY , OCTOBER 13th "The Scroll" is out again today. Record sales were noted - particularly in the Form I rooms. as per usual. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 14th At last the mystery of the crimson stain is solved! Indeed the industrious Form ll 's presented their horrific "thriller" play to an audience of curious girls. The results - an outstanding theatrical achievement! THURSDAY. OCTOBER 15th Great initiative is being exhibited by the junior forms which are "all out" to raise money for Eltham. Everything from Spellathons to raffling cakes has been attempted. and. we might add , successfully. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 16th Lucky science girls were let out for the afternoon - sports at St. Joseph 's. The school picnic will be held this week-end. Hopes are high for fine weather. MONDAY. OCTOBER 19th The picnic was a marvellous success. and such a brilliantly sunny day to have it! Indeed. as a result, there were many tired faces to be seen around the school. Was it only the picnic ? TUESDAY , OCTOBER 20th At school assembly today the Mass to be held at St. Patrick's Cathedral was further discussed . Jf our hymns have not lifted the roof off the hall as yet. given time they will! Sister Theresia was missed at assembly - however we were told her operation was satisfactory and at the moment she is recovering quickly. Best wishes for her speedy return to health. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 2 lst Leavings' luncheon today to raise money for Eltham. Salad. meats. vegetables everything all for the price of a mere 50c. Good job. leavings! About the best lunch-time we 've had this year. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 22nd Still more raffle tickets - this time for a vase of dried flowers - and the Cup sweep. Today also saw the French Orals for Matrics no wonder there was a sudden increase in the popularity of speaking French all day. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 23rd Miss Armstrong, for the first record , did not make it to the not her absence was forced is However. she was sadly missed enthusiasts. 1mr1e fo11rt een
time in the school 's lessons . Whether or a matter of debate. by numerous sports
MONDAY. OCTOBER 26th Sister Rita made a promotion tour around the school . advertising a new scheme for the raising of funds for Eltham - this time a walkathon, no less. It will be held on 8th November. and the walk is from Partington's Flat. Greensborough. to the site at Eltham . TUESDAY. OCTOBER 27th Grand Final of the tennis. The winners of the doubles were Ann Reid and Karen Patterson. Actually they won a very hard fought battle against the mighty Matrics. The scores were 4-6, 6-4, 6-4 . The defeated Matrics. Diane Websdale and Mary Wise, went down but did it in a blaze of glory. A quote from Diane: ''They was jis' too good for us. thems were". WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 28th Forms I and II will hold their School Dance tonight. The hall looks absolutely superlative. The Form IV's certainly don't lack originality and creativeness in decorating the hall. They enjoyed doing it and were relieved when nothing fell down during the night. Any offers for the interior decorating at next year's Matric dance? THURSDAY. OCTOBER 29th Another fund-raising activity for Eltham this time a Baby Photo Competition! This brought many queries, for when we saw the divine baby photos and compared them with the present specimens we could not help but ask, in a somewhat doleful tone: " What happened?" One cannot help but praise the Form ll's for their initiative. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd The ads invited us to come to the hall on Monday and see Expo 70. So we came. And we saw. It was very interesting and made us wish we could be present ourselves experiencing this wonderful. history making exhibition with its breathtaking pavilions and displays. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ~h Jt seems strange resuming in the middle of the week. especially when it is the first day of summer uniform. For once the weather is not bad - in fact it's rather warm . Yesterday's Cup Sweep organized by Forms YI and IV was won by Phil Schibeci. Second place was gained by Mary Fincham. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 5th The war for sponsors in the Walkathon on Sunday is on! A few "champs" have been elected in every class. and are being backed firmly with solid Jc bets. So far Geraldine in Form I has got the most sense - er. cents. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 6th The Matric Food Fete was held today downstairs in the hall. It was a great success we are pleased to say. We think it must have been because of the marathon Walkathon on Sunday. Naturally, everyone is stocking up on energy so that they can foot it to every check point. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 8th The Walkathon! While not occupied in panting and labouring up the numerous hills, we appreciated the picturesque scenery, combining fluffy grasscovered meadows . with new housing developments and older. more colonial-type buildings. However. it proved worthwhile when we finally saw the school on the horizon. The day was voted a great succes>. CARI7'AS
MO NDAY . NOV E MB E R 9th A las. eve ry teacher in th e sc hool was seen to wa lk a bo ut furtivel y. Indeed . it is th e last week . a nd . to qu o te a noth e r famou s stirre r in Mac beth . .. I a m for the air Great business mu st be wro ught e re ( Heca te) noo n .. :· TUES DA Y. NOV E MB E R 10th Th e last Asse mbly was gi ve n by Siste r Un a toda y. During thi s Asse mbly she wi shed us a ll the best for th e futur e. a nd said she kne w we wo uld continu e th e vit al s piri t of the sc hoo l. Indeed , aft e r h e r exa mpl e, we shall tr y to. W E DN ES D A Y. NOV E MB E R I Ith A ga mes cl ay was held in the ha ll by the e nthu sias tic Form 11 's. so far a head in the .. fund-ra is in g" qu es t. Ou r bells sounded diffe re nt to day . .It seems th at some hun gry pe rso n ate o ut th e inside o f th e a ncie nt be ll o n th e stairs .. . o r pe rh a ps it was . .. ?
S UND A Y. N O V E MB E R 29th O ur pa re nt s had a fin a l da nce in th e Co ll ege h a ll . It was a mos t e njoya ble ni ght for a ll. MO ND A Y. N O V E MB E R 30th So me me m be rs of th e staff a re mi ssin g today, fo r th ey have go ne to Syd ney to see th e Po pe. His a rri va l in Sydney is a mo me nt o us occasio n in th e hi sto ry o f A ustrali a. TU ESDA Y. D ECE MB E R 1st A delu ge o f ca rtons has desce nd ed on th e sc hoo l. whil e Fo rm s I a nd II help to pack boo ks, e tc. THURSD A Y. D ECE MB E R 3rd Fo rm 11 se t o ut fo r their Geogra ph y Excursio n. Th ey stud ied coastal fo rmatio n. a nd spe nt th e ni ght at A po ll o Bay . T he return trip was a stud y of th e vo lc a nic pla ins of Weste rn Victo ri a, a nd stops we re m ade a t Colac a nd C ampe rdo wn. It was voted a grea t s uccess. FRID A Y, D EC E M BE R 4 th It was ve ry qui et a round th e sc hoo l to day s in ce th e Fo rm l's a lso a re mi ss in g. enjoy ing th e mse lves at Squ as hw ay.
H .S .C . sc ience gi rl s pose by the Kombi by which Sr. Josephi ne takes th em da il y to N or th M e lbourne .
THUR SDAY. NOV E MB E R 12th Siste r Un a was prese nt ed with a gift by th e e xecutive today. These sta lwa rt mem be rs were ve ry brightl y clad - a lo ng with th e res t of th e M atri cs. T he reaso n ') Why. no ne o th e r th a n th e M atric lun cheo n! Mea nwhil e. back at sc hool. th e Leav in gs also had a fin a l flin g . . . MOND A Y. NOV E MB E R 16th Mr. T. Da ni el o f Trans Ot way ca me to C. L.C. to de li ve r a ta lk on th e excursio n which th e Fo rm JI girls are to tak e. TUES D A Y. NOV E MB E R 17th Eve ryo ne ha rd a t wo rk thi s wee k. Exa ms' W E DN ES DAY . NOV E MB E R 18th Rev . Fa the r Donohue ce le brated a M ass o f th e Ho ly Spirit for the Form IV girls in th e C h a pel. Fa th e r wi shed the girls e ve ry bless in g fo r th eir future. SU ND A Y. NOV E MB E R 22nd T he ex-stud ent s ass isted at th eir las t Co mm e mora ti o n Mass at C.L.C. East Melbo urne. A reco rd att end a nce. TUES DA Y. NOV E MB E R 24th The Mo th e rs had th eir lun cheo n toda y des pite the tr a nspo rt strik e. O ur grounds we re no t ava il ab le fo r pa rkin g to day as the space was needed fo r th e mo th e rs· ca rs. T H U RSDAY . NOV E MB E R 26th Th e staff had a lunch eo n today , a nd we were .. mind ed" by two o bli gin g moth e rs. pnge fif 1eet1
SAT U RDAY . D ECE MB E R 5th Th e sc hoo l hall was besieged tod ay by th e 19 71 Fo rm l's a nd th eir mo th e rs buyin g gloves, bags, boo ks. e tc. SUND A Y. D ECE MB E R 6th A ve ry fittin g conclusio n to C.L.C.'s yea rs a t East Melbourne was th e Mass of Th a nk sgivin g. cele bra ted in St. Patr ick 's Cathedra l. A pprox imate ly 1600 peo ple a tt e nded the Mass a nd we re e nte rt ain ed at aft ern oo n tea in the C ollege grounds. A ll agreed it was a ve ry successful aftern oo n. MO NDAY , D ECE MB E R 7th The Fo rm s I a nd II girls are hard a t wo rk toda y pac kin g bo xes a nd polishin g des ks. TU ES DAY. D EC E M BE R 8th Brea k-up <l ay. All kinds of unu sual th ings h a ppe ning ! Fo r exa mpl e. a ca ttle truc k in the ya rd to ca rr y a way so me desks . Pa rti es at lunc h-tim e see med to be th e o rd e r of th e d ay. The resa Fe bey modell ed th e sli ghl y cha nged summe r frock a nd ha t, a nd loo ked mos t a ttrac ti ve ind eed . We had a fin al Mass in lh e Co nve nt C ha pe l o n this Feast of O ur Lad y. o ur last sc hool day a t East Melbou rn e.
Ge tti ng rea dy for the move to Elth am.
CA RIT AS
M A RY F IN C HAM : M a ry is a '' lio n"-hea rt ecl girl wh o po res e ndl ess ly ove r he r ph ys ics boo k. H e r bea uu f ul English acce nt is in co ngru o us a mo ng o ur Au stra li a n d raw ls. JULI E G IBSO N: Th e ea rly bird of the c lass. Juli e co nso rt s with th e "ene m y" a nd sha mes us with her dili ge nt stu dy hab its. Lo qu ac io us eve n to th e po int o f be in g ga rrul o us. s he sta rs pa rticu la rly in Hi sto ry d iscuss io ns. A NN E GOO LE Y : "Good Goo ley". who is a lways ha pp y. is a ve ry vivac io us fo rce in th e spo rts gro up. a nd one of th e mo re ac tive me mbe rs o f th e Geogra ph y c lass. OLGA HADDY: Writin g a bo ut O lga co nstitu tes so mewh a t o f a proble m . for s he ca n o nl y be desc ri be d as "s uper lati ve . edible a nd utt er ly foul ". She has o f la te. but wh ere fore we kn ow no t. bee n as happ y as La rr y. She tends to be so me wh a t ove rpo we rin g. Profo und b rilli a nt. mag nifi ce nt - a nywav we kno w what we m ea n. SUZA NN E H EYWOO D : Suze se ts th e exa mpl e fo r a tt e nd a nce a nd punctu a lity. Throu gh he r ho mi c ida l te nde nc ies. she has und e rwo rld co nt ac ts. a nd in ge ne ral unde rmines th e estab lishm e nt. des pite he r perce pt ive ness a nd c lea r sight edn ess. MARI A HOO Y : O ur little Dutch do ll , Ma ri a is o ne o f th e swee test me m be rs o f th e c lass. She find s mos t thin gs "incredi ble". es pec ia ll y Ge rm a n pre pos iti o ns.
DENISE SYMONDS Dux , 1969. Fir st Year Ar t s St ude:i f , Melbourne U niversify , 1970.
MATRICULATI ON CLASS NOTES -
1970
ROSA A M ATO: W e " fi gure" th a t as the o ptimist o f th e c lass. Rosa acids s pa rkle. pa rti c ul ar ly in our rea din g lesso ns . . Run . jump . ca n Jo hn a nd Bet ty will .! ! P AT A RC Hl V lO: O ne of th e fo rtun a te few with he r ow n. pri va te cha uffe ur. Pa t co mes to sc hoo l .. . so metim es. 1n her s pa re ti me she indul ges in sc ie ntific studi es. A M E LI A BASSO: A me li a pl ays a great " ro le" in o ur c lass. She is q uie t a nd studi o us, but occas io na ll y d isar ms yo u with a sudd e n burst o f mirth . a nd rear ms yo u with a de lec ta ble pav lova . L EO N 1E BOU R K E : Leo ni e is th e qu int esse nce o f wo rds fa il us. but to qu o te "somewh a tobs tre pero us-Bru ces-c urses ' Leo ni e twinkl es in o ur Litera tu re a nd Ge rm a n c lasses , but he r tru e ta le nt li es in he r ro le as a uth o ress o f "Robin . th e Mi rac ul o us". A las' T he secre t is di vul ged . LIN A CE LLI : We a ll a !.!ree th a t Lina is "edibl e". · She d isp lays pe rfe ct equ a nimit y a nd we - ·'you k no wr U.S. A . is her favo urite co untry. b ut is he r int e rest pure ly ph ys ica l Geogra ph y'! K E RRY F E RG USO N: Ke rr y Bobs up eve ry now a nd aga in with a flu ste red "Oh. M y!" . T he Stud e nt Co un c il 's smilin g Vi ce-Pres ide nt , Ke rry"s ha nds are quite e loqu e nt . a id ed by ce rt ai n meta lli c objec ts. T he re is no need to desc ribe just ho w popul a r o r ha rd- wo rkin g Ke rr y is. page six teen
D O MINIQ UE JOY CE: O ne of o ur as piring a rt student s. Do m find s a n o utl e t fo r he r c re a ti ve ac ti vities in medit a ti o n of T yra nas auru s Rex. Ve ry a rtic ul a te. Do m is neve r los t fo r wo rd s. "Mmm " " M y!" RITA Mc M A HON: A ta le nt ed a rra nge r, Rit a is o ne o f ou r musica l co-o rdin a to rs. She is a co nsc ie nti o us stud e nt . es peci a ll y at C he m. P rac . She di s pl ays fre qu e nt flu shes of brilli a nce and has a good grasp of voca bul a ry. MAUR EE N K E LL E H E R : T he o nl y Ma tri c pi a no pupil. Ma uree n prese nt s us with a new oiece o f Bach eve ry Lit era ture lesso n. At leas t, it so unds ne w . . .! She is o ne o f the ga ll a nt N o rth Suffrage tt es a nd shows a n av id inte rest in d ra ma festi va ls a nd " 500" ga m blin g ha lls. M A RL EN E LAV E RY : Our sta r o f Dav id . Mar le ne is a chiropodi st's de li ght. He r d a int y feet a re ofte n see n trippin g cl o wn th e co rrid o rs a t No rth. a nd th e re a re stron g rumours th a t he r ta n is quit e pe rm a ne nt. MARY McA RDL E: M a ry ca pt a in ed Loyo la in th e sc hoo l s po rt s. a nd he r o wn spo rtin g ab ilit y is undi sputed . She is prob a bl y Julie's o nl y co mpetit o r as fa r as e nthu s iasti c stud y goes. Known fo r he r vit a lit y a nd vigo ur . she ca n o ft e n be see n bo unding joyous ly to a nd fro m sc hoo l. MARY Mc MAH O N : " Little Ma ry" ca pt a in ed Vince nti a in th e spo rt s. One o f th e m o re e nthu s ias ti c frequ e nters of the Uni vers it y lib rary. she is a lso one o f the pri vileged few with inside co nt ac ts. Mary is one o f the three Art stude nt s a nd o ne o f th e two s in gin g primaclo nn as .
C ARITA S
GLORIA MOSCATTINI: When Gloria is present. her sweet nature tunes down the boisterous her sweet nature tones down th-:: boisterous love of " goldies'', and she. too. displays a metallic object now and then. Her interest in sport has won for her great support among «he Juniors. and to them . as well as to us. she is a wonderful sports leader. MARITA NICKELS: Marita has a permanent front seat booked in the van to North. and we feel this is not only because she suffers from car sickness . She goes through insufferable ordeals in the library at North where she is a loner. Her interests range from radiology to writing clever notes on her friends ' books. KAREN PHILLIPS: The only schizophrenic of the Form. when the sun is high in the sky. her usually open and frank nature changes into that of a furtive. elusive butterfly. Karen likes dogs and cinzano. and once had an interest in Science, which has been swamped by an ever increasing enthusiasm for the Humanities. ROSA QUARESIMA: Rosa contributes her wealth of fashion knowledge to the school. As well as having an interest in the Dolce Vita. she is an active member of the Literature group. It is very pleasant to listen to her read a piece of French prose. as her examiners will tell you . HEATHER RAYMOND: "Grandma" adds tone to the class and gives us the wisdom of her years. She has an infectious grin and an effervescent personality. and remains good-humoured despite the fact that she has already experienced the dreaded exams and knows about them - which we don't.
JANETTE TWOMEY: Janette disgraces the class with her untidy ways. It is worth telling Nettie something really funny just to hear that laugh. Another budding Biological genius , Janette has worked hard all year. and has one of the most likeable dispositions in the class. MARIA VAN VEENENDAAL: As leader of the Literary group. Maria showed he rself a dynamic and enthusiast ic force. Next year she will study at a Belgian finishing school. We hope that her French will not disguise her sense of humour. because this and he r wonderful disposition should totally disarm any aggressive forces in Europe . DIANE WEBSDALE: Di has a certain affinity with canine companions. and is often heard enumerating their various attributes. This, however. does not interfere with her duties as President o f the Student Council. of which Diane has b~en a most admirable lead e r. Her vit a lity and sparkling wit p ~ rvade the classroom, and Di has proved utterly indispensable to the class. ANNE WISE: Our wonder girl. Anne has proved herself the fastest card sharp in the north. Th e Don of our class. she has a photographic memory. especially for larg e Ducks. MARY WISE: This "Hell's Cherub" lo ves alarm clocks and motor hikes. Contrary to popular belief. she is not a Fascist. Adolf being a term of endearment. You can see her on Saturday afternoons tc:iring at incredible speed around the c lothes line in he r backyard. We often remind her that if she is to be a nurse. s he can ' t terror;zc her victims o n a bik e.
COLETTE REEVES: May we present the Emancipist of Womanhood at C .L.C . Not only is s he a brilliant scientist. but practices her discus throwing every lunchtime from the Matric window. (Ah' The phantom card thrower has been revealed!) Her interest in swap cards often finds her sunning herself, counting her lot. She intends to become a doctor , and we wish her patients luck. BARBARA SWEDE: Barbara is one of the quiet genii of the Form. She has a particularly active interest in her studies at St. Joseph's, which sh e pursues with much enthusiasm. Bab frequently receives many envious looks, due to the suntans she procures on her skiing trips. SUSAN SCH I BECI: Popular. polite and extremely helpful. Sue is a most capable Treasurer. She is one of the handfu I of students who know enough to debate with Miss Nagainis on the finer intricacies of Biology . . . It was Miss Nagainis. wasn ' t it. Sue? DIANE TOWNSEND: Diane showed herself a capable organiser as one of the hardworking Sports group. She captained Aikenhead to victory at the school swimming sports - perhaps due to her contacts. These severed , she pursues other interests with greater enthusiasm. The joy of Sister Maryanne 's life. Diane's primary aim in Geography is to have an answer ready . .!
CARITAS
DIANE WEBSDALE President of the Student Council.
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THE FATHERS' ASSOCIATION
MOTHERS' AUXILIARY
The Fat hers' & Friends' Association c loses 1970 with mixed feelings. sad because C LC closes its doors a t East Me lbourne for th e last tim e. bu t h appy because it opens a new era at Elth am with a new college still with m a nv of th e prese nt Sisters a n<) lay Teachers. a lso within the traditi o n of CLC East Melbourne behind it.
Under th e leaders hip of o ur popular President, Mrs. Alice Patterson. a nd our cheerful Execu ti ve. the Mothers' Auxiliary has again to report a ve ry successful year. We worked ve ry hard to help make the O ld Co llegians' Ball the wonderful success it was. therefore . we did no t hold ma n y fun cti o ns thi s year . A Luncheon was he ld a t Mrs. Brophy's, W a tso ni a . which was a financial a nd pleasa nt day for a ll. A Bingo morning was he ld a t th e Co ll ege . We had two th eatre mornings. o ne at th e Rivoli Cambe rwell a nd th e other at the C he lsea C it y. Our Annual Dinner Dance a t ''B lyt hwood " was well a tte nd ed a nd enjoyed. Our C hri stmas Luncheon. he ld o n th e 24 th N ovember. was a re a lly great clay. if not a littl e sad. as it was th e las t Lunch eo n to be he ld a t East M e lbo urn e. The Moth e rs' Auxiliary exte nd s to a ll parents. friend s a nd girls who have he lped us at C at ho li c Ladies Co llege East Me lbourn e a nd a ll who a re to a tt e nd the new Co ll ege at Eltham, best wishes. a very Ha ppy a nd Holy C hri stm as a nd may God Bless you. P. Y. PEARSON. Sec re tary
Financially a nd soc ia ll y 1970 has been a good year for o ur Association with the usua l ass ista nce at the Sports and picnic. good representation at the Old Co ll eg ia ns' Ba ll a nd Ladies' Auxiliary Dinner Dance. and th e Ca r Raffl e a lthough not th e s uccess of last year but with a very gratifying profit of $3. 700. Our thank s to a ll o f those good peopl e who ass isted. At the soc ial gathering on N ovember 29th. bringing 1970 to an end for our Association , a presentation was made to Sister Un a on behalf of a ll he r friends at CLC in reco gnition of th e wonderful work s he has clone in her years a t the Co llege . She w ill be missed by all. Sister Genevieve a nd Sister Josephine were also prese nt ed with a gift and we hope th ey are a ll happy at their new venues. T hi s re port would not be co mpl e te without recalling th e wonderful " Mass of Thank sg iving", a magnificent atte ndance a nd fin e tri but e to the Sisters . Jn conclusion I would lik e to th a nk the Executive and me mbe rs of th e Fath ers ' Association for thei r he lp through o ut th e year a nd look forward to 197 J a t E lth a m to re new friendships. JOHN M cMA HON. President
OLD COLLEGIANS J 970 has been a hectic a nd sa ti sfy ing year. A
great deal of effort was put into contacting people to come to the Reunion. Ball and Co mm emora tion M ass . with success. as many ex -student s renewed acqu a intances. Co ngra tul a ti o ns to o ur Tennis Team which won the C Section of the competition run by th e Old Grammarians a nd Public Schools Tennis Association. All th a nk s to th e wonderful committee, a nd es pecially to the retiring Pres id ent. Mrs. Wise. w hose se lfl ess and untiring work leaves us a ll in her debt. MAR GA R ET MOLONEY. Secretary
Y.C.S. 1970
Sr. M. C laver draws the winning tic ket,
assisted by Mr. Breheney and Mr. Walker.
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The Yo un g C hri sti a n Stu de nt s o rga niza tion began the year as one in which to ex pe riment with new a pproaches a nd co ncepts. Initi a ll y, we se t abo ut making radical changes to the format of groups. Howeve r. we found it was necessa ry to modify th ese me thods. Pe rh aps Y .C.S. took the spot light o n three different occasio ns this year. In th e seco nd week of sc hool. three inte rstate visitors ar rived for an informal dinner. followed by a very fruitful discussion night. These three young se min a ri a ns wro te afterwards in a pprec iation , thankin g C .L.C. for th e ni ght a nd commending it. In Seco nd Term a n unusual drive took place in the form of a " Knitathon " . Each girl was asked to knit as ma ny five-inch squ a res as poss ibl e to be sew n into blankets for th e poor of Me lbo urne. We had a wonderful response. a nd. during Y .C.S. week . counted a tot a l of nea rly 1.500 sq uares. These were se wn into blankets a nd were duly distributed. Y .C.S. week once aga in provided information fo r the school. A Y. C.S. concert . a treasure hunt a nd a stud en t/ teacher basketball m atch were th e light er notes. while th e activities were c lim axed by a G e nera l Mee tin g on th e Friday .
CAR ITA S
Three guest speakers. all with past experience in Y .C.S. spoke to the school on thi s occasion. They were Margare t McMahon . Bernadette McC udden and Margaret the Head Prefect of two years ago Gilbert. Each spoke of the effect their experiences in the Y. C.S. had had on their lives after leaving school.
Footnote. As this goes to press, the news comes to us that Margaret Maloney . Head Prefect. 1967 , has joined the permanent staff at Y. C.S. headquarters. Fitzroy. We wish her every blessing and success in this rewarding work. Diane Websda le. Y .C.S. President
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Although we have had to keep to a rigorou s academic schedule. we have. howeve r, engaged in many pleasureable social ac tivities. This year. the first major function we held. was the Senior Students' Co lle ge Dance on April 24th. Our guests were St. Joseph 's. C. B.C. St. Kilda. Marcellin, Parade. St. Bernard's and Whitefriars. All tastes were catered for in music. decor and refreshments. Everyo ne had an enjoyable evening and th e preceding traumatic weeks had been well worth it. The nex t major function was the C .L.C. ball held at the Roya le Ballroom on May 26th . This year was th e first time the Matrics made their debut with the ex-students. All the debutantes looked beautiful. but we were especially proud of our classmates. lt was a wonderful ball and all enjoyed th emse lves thoroughl y. Our next endeavour was to raise fund s for the Peru earthquake victims. We received tremendous support from the entire school , a nd eve ryone felt gratified that they had done so mething constructive to help. The Social group then combined with th e Literature group to ha ve debating sessions with St. Joseph's. These events mana ged to fulfil our ex pectations in both respec ts. The Annual School Picnic took place at Mt. Evelyn on Sunday. 18th October. W e were blessed with a beautiful day which set just th e right atmosphere for relaxation and enjoyment. The you nger girls had various games a nd competitions. while th e rest of us preferred to just enjoy the sunshine and country air.
OLD COLLEGIANS' TENNIS TEAM E. Walker, A. Da vies, H. Delves (Capt.), M. Speakman , A. Hanrahan.
SPORT The first major spo rting event for th e ye ar was the Swimming Sports. which were held at th e Ivanhoe Baths on the 4th March in ideal conditions. Aikenhead won th e Junior and Se nior House C ups as well as th e School C up. The School C hampio n was Gleenda Buckley. a Form II pupil. Practice for our own School Sports began immediately after the Swimming Sports. These were intended to be held at Flowerdale as th ey used to be many years ago. but rainy weather forced the cancellation of a ll inter-sc hool eve nts. The C. L. C. pupils held th e'r own events in the sc hool yard. and despite th e limited and difficult running area, most of those who altended th ought that thi s was a very a ppropriate place to have the Sports. since C. L. C. would. in fact. be moving fro m East Melbourne in the nex t year. The Marching Trophy was won by Vincentia . the School Cup and Junior C up by Marit a. and the Senior C up by Aikenhead. The inter-school event s were held the follow:ng Thursday at an Olympic Park runnin g track .
Our lates t task is to raise funds for C. L. C. Eltham. The girls are dev ising th e most ingeniou s plans We have had plays. a luncheon, films. etc.. plus innumerable raffles and swee ps. The result is most favourable in all respects. The girls are enjoyin g themselves and the funds are being raised. The lates t effort in this direction. the Wa lkathon, was a great success. Our final social function s were the Matric luncheon. the Leavings' " afternoon tea" and the Matric farewell tea with th e staff. These functions were a mixture of pleasure and nostalgi a. as for many of us th ey were our last functions as C.L.C. students. SUZANNE HEYWOOD. Leader of the Social Group C ARTTAS
Marilyn Toohey Open Champion .
Carmel Lindle y Senior Tenni s Champion .
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During the year C. L.C. was represe nt ed in seve ra l Sports Me etin gs includin g those of St. C olumba's. Our Lady 's . Heidelberg. a nd Sancta Soph ia. The bas ketb a ll season began at the e nd of first term. The School T ea m thi s yea r consisted of Form IV pupils coached by Sr. M a rya nne. Not only did thi s team h ave great succ ess in their co mpetitions. but they a lso se t an exa mpl e for the rest o f the sc hool by their dedic a tion and school spirit. The Form IV te a m beat th e Form VI tea m during th e Lightning Pre miership. Th e Form ll 's coached by Miss Taffe pl ayed various other sc hools includin g St. John 's Eas t Melbourn e, St. John's C lifton Hill a nd Kilbred a.
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SENIOR RELAY TEAM L. McMahon , C.
Lamborn ,
Li nd ley ,
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Ba rr ,
H addy
Capta in of Marita.
The Schoo l T e nni s T ea m had mi xe d s uccess this yea r in it s m a tches. In our own competitions a t school th e Se ni or Doubles we re won by Ka ren Patte rson a nd Ann Reid. the Junior Doubles by G le nd a Buckley a nd Rosemar y Mowlan . a nd th e School Tennis C ha mpion was Ca rm e l Lindley who defeated Lee McM a hon in th e fina ls. GLOR IA MOSCA TTINI. Lea de r of the Sport Group
Ferguson,
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Br ehene y, M . G. Bu ckl ey.
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Srni th, G. N eylon, A . Whiting, J. Meagher, D. Van Donkelaar.
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FORM 11 RElA Y TEAM J.
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M urphy .
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Longden,
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Sha ron Miller, Anne Mull ane, Carmel Brenna n , Ke rr y Lond r igan, Sa ra , Toc hetto , Brenda William s.
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C. Kun stm an, R. La mbo r n, J . Bereczky, S. Str eade r , J . Toohey, T. Mobi li a, J. Keec h , L. McC hr ys ta l, J . Lac h owicz (Ump ir e).
C. L.C. girl s reach forbidden terri tory after nea rb, th e second fl oor balcony o f 70 years of waiting the Convent, Novembe r, 1970.
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MUSIC PUPILS Back. Row: R. Sikorski, A . Lec zycki ,
D. Websdale, M. McMah o n, B. Brennan. Four th Row: A. Whiting, F. Pe zz imenti, l. Si m, K. Richard son, J . Chwa sta . J. McCudden , J. Thir d Row, Sauvarin, C. Col lin s, S. Lutti ch, P. Sparkes, K. Bates . Second Row' E. Bushby , E. Bortolin, M. Shanahan, A . de Pellegrin, J . Draper, M . L. Herrick .
Front
Row : S. J . Roe .
Joeng , S. Mi ll e r,
DEBUTANTES, 1969 Back Ro w : M . W ise, M. Fincham, H. Raymo nd, P. Archivio, R. Amato, A. M . Ry an, J. Twomey, C. McDe r m o tt. Second Ro w: J . Robotham , M. Van Veene nd a al, K. Ph illi os , M. Kell e her , C. Reeve s, Mrs. P. McKen z ie (Chape ro ne ), Mrs . A . Wise (Pre si dent , O ld Coll egians ' A ssoc i ation ). M. McArdl e, D. Symonds, M. Cheel, J. Grierson , L. Celli . First Ro w: 0 . Haddy , K. Ferguson , M. Grah a m , 0. Mdrsh , M. Lave ry , D. Ma so n , C. He rrick , N. Spain . J. Sheehan , A. Wise. Seated at Fr on t: B. !riondo , A . Fe b ey .
CAR ITA S
FORM II sl Pl ace: PAT RI C IA D ES MOND a nd C ATHERINE McNAMAR A 2nd Pl ace: PATRI C IA DOUGHERTY 3rd Pl ace: A M A NDA WHITIN G a nd .J ENNI FE R TOOTH 41h Place : DORIS VAN DONK E LAAR
FORM VIBadge of Hon o ur : MAR GA R ET C H EEL Dux : DENISE S YMONDS French : D E NIS E SYMONDS Ge nera l Ma rhs - the Ma rga re t Ki ssa ne Pri ze: DENISE SY MONDS E ngli sh Ex press ion: PATRI C IA C ANAVAN E ngli sh Literature !he Doll y Ega n P rize: MI C H ELE TURNER Furo pean Hislory - !he Bessie Kenned y Pri ze: PATRI C IA NORRI S La tin : PA T RI C IA NORRI S Geogra ph y: BLANQUITA JRIONDO Biology: BARBARA SEL LAR S A ri :
GAYLE N E WATTS and Music: C HRI ST IN E BEASLEY
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FORM VH umanilies Di vis io n : Isl Pl ace: MARY McARDL E 2nd Pl ace : LEONIE BOURKE 3rd Pl ace: OLGA HADDY 41h Pl ace: JAN ETTE TWOM E Y Science Di vis ion : Isl Pl ace: C OLETT E R EE V ES 2 nd Pl ace : G LORIA MOSCATT INI 3rd Pl ace : BARBARA SZWED E 4 th Pl ace : MARIA VAN VEENENDAAL
FORM IVIsl 2 nd 'rd 41h 51h 61h
Place: Pl ace : Pl ace : Pl ace: Pl ace: Pl ace:
BARBARA DUNN MARY O'NEILL NILLA MA G NABOSCO ROSE MARY ODORISIO ALI CE LEC ZY C KI BEVERLEY JON ES
FORM IIIIsl 2nd :l rd 41h
Pl ace: Pl ace: Pl ace: Pl ace:
C ATHERIN E EVAN S JAN E K EEC H J E NNIF E R GU IL FO YL E E LIZAB ETH BU S HBY
CA RITA S
GRADE 6lsl Pl ace: J U LI E C ANALS 2 nd Pl ace: CLA R E BROPHY 3rd Pl ace: J A N E F IN C HAM
MUSIC PRIZESForm V: DIANE WEBSDAL E Form IV : ALI CE LECZY C KI a nd JULI E C HWASTA Form III : C ATHERINE DOYL E Grade 6: LEONIE SHEEHAN
DANCING PRIZESFor m Form Fo rm Form Form
VI : H EATHER RAYMOND V : PAULA LOOBY IV : JUDITH McC UDD E N Ill: RITA S IKORSKI I : MARY ANNE STAFFORD
SPORT PRIZESBaske tb a ll : Bes! a nd Fa ires!, "13" G rad e Team : DIAN E MAR S H Bes! a nd Fa ires t. "D" G rade Team : MARY McM A HON Bes ! and Fai rest. "E" G rade Team: ANN WILLIAM S Best a nd Fa irest. "F" G rade Team: J U DITH B E RECZ KY Te nni s: Open Sin gles C hampi o n : MARGARET C H EEL O pe n Doubles: MAR GA RET C H EEL a nd CA RO LYN W E IR Runn e r-up. Open Singles : JILLIAN MURPHY Under 15 Sin gles C hampion: KAR E N PATT E RSO N
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