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His Grace the Archbishop of Brisbane, Most Rev. F.R. Rush D. D. Photograph by Courtesy of the Catholic Leader

3 We give recognition, and rightly so, where a The particular individual does or achieves something outstanding, and we share in the joy of that occasion. The real test, however, of the quality Headmaster's of any body of people, including a school, is the quality of the "silent majority" of its members. In this, Terrace is fortunate to have a student body who as people are of such high Report calibre.

EXCERPTS FROM I would stress yet again that every student THE HEADMASTER'S REPORT: attending this school is uniquely important and has his own personal role to play in being part of the contemporary history We speak of our "Terrace Family" and sincerely of the College. hope that all who are members of it will feel a . . real sense of belonging. The "Year of the Child" is something of a misnomer, for it is we adults who have to Tonight I particularly welcome Bishop John re -learn the lessons - lessons of respecting Gerry. Any Catholic school is an enterprize that is a part of the teaching role of the Church children and their dignity and also lessons from under the authority and care of the Bishop. We children. As Jesus taught us almost 2000 years value and esteem our Bishops and the service ago, "unless you change and become like little and leadership they give us and are always 4111 children, you will not enter the Br. B.M. Buckley, B.Agr., Dip.Ed. Kingdom of appreciative of their coming amongst us and of God". (Mt: 18.3). their interest in the College. 1st XV games in 1974-75. He was also involved in interschool chess and debating. In 1975 he The of I also extend a particular word of welcome and question the education of children is was selected as a member of the Queensland congratulations to Mr. Peter Donnelly who was well summarised by Father Laurence Dunlop, Schools' Debating Team and he was also a selected last week as the Queensland Rhodes MSC., STL., DSS., Rector of St. Paul's National member of the College's Air Training Corps for Scholar for 1980. Peter is the ninth student Seminary, Kensington, N.S.W. two years. from Terrace to attain this distinction. In the Since leaving school, Peter has gained twenty-eight years from 1953-1980, seven further "Only a deep realisation on the part of ex -Terrace students have won Rhodes honours in the academic and debating fields. parents and guardians of children of their He also Scholarships, including three in the past seven has returned to Terrace to assist in dignity as human persons can protect them coaching years. It should be noted that only one of these cricket for two seasons. We (the children). Since children are so utterly Peter a Scholarships is awarded each year in the State. congritulate Donnelly, worthy recipient dependent upon parents, parents can be of the coveted award of a Rhodes Scholarship. Peter Donnelly attended Terrace from 1968-75. tempted to think as though they "owned" their children. He was Dux of the College in his senior year INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF THE CHILD: But no human being can ever own another .. . and represented Terrace in under age rugby and For a Catholic school, the importance and interschool cricket (2nd XI 1975). Peter dignity of each and every individual child should "The parent must of course, strive to successfully studied for his Rugby referee's be self-evident. The strength of Terrace is in the communicate the values he or she lives by badge at school and acted as linesman for the fine quality of good ordinary boys that we have. to the child. 4 "But the purpose of education is not simply Br. Peter Moss and Br. John Sayer. During the to produce carbon copies of parents, but to year we welcomed Miss Rose Metcalfe to our produce human beings who are capable of office staff and Miss Pier Wernigk as laboratory freely choosing their way of life, and freely assistant. fulfilling something of the potential that is theirs as unique human beings. We farewelled Mrs. Joanna Thomas, Br. Daniel Courtney and Br. Steve McLaughlin from the "The really successful educator must be teaching staff and Miss Wendy Loveday from ready to suffer the pain of seeing the person the laboratory assistant's position. We thank all he educates become independent of him and these people for their contribution to the perhaps in many ways different from him. welfare of the College whilst they were here. The parent who realises that, realises not only

the awesome responsi bi I ites that are attached to parenthood, but the limitations of that SPIRITUAL responsibility" TRAINING: Continued efforts have been made in all classes to fulfill the purpose of the school, namely to The school retains the confidence of the help all pupils come to a deeper understanding Brisbane community and demand for enrolments and appreciation of their religion and a closer is high. The current position is that we are Bryan Horrigan - Captain of the College and relationship with God. We thank all the priests completely booked out for the next three years. Lions Youth of the Year Award for Australia who have come in to the school to help in this, Two determined fathers have even made or who have assisted with groups of pupils at bookings for their sons to commence Grade 8 Queensland Schools' Debating Team and other times. I specially thank Brother Peter Moss subsequently Captain of the Australian Schools' in 1991. in the Secondary for his efforts to co-ordinate Team. the religious education programme and to Enrolment for 1979 is 941 with 718 in the foster the Christian atmosphere of the school. Vice Captain is Andrew Buckley, a capable, secondary and in the department 223 primary. conscientious and generous member of the We commenced the year with our largest ever Prefect Body. Andrew and his two brothers Class and School Masses, the "Passion Plays" senior class of 150 students. must have some thing of a record. One (John) at Easter, Retreats and Christian Living Camps was College Captain and Andrew and his other have been enthusiastically undertaken by the brother Captain of the College is Bryan Horrigan, and I (Chris) Vice Captains. staff and well received by the students. Again would like to pay a special tribute to Bryan for this year, Mass has been available each Thursday Appointment to these positions is on the vote his generous service to Terrace. He is a young morning in the College Chapel before school. of the senior class ratified by the staff and then man of considerable potential, some of which We thank Father John O'Shea for giving us the approved by the Headmaster. We congratulate has already been realised. This year he won the opportunity as well as providing times for the the Buckley family on this record. Lions Youth of the Year Award for Australia. Sacrament of Reconciliation.

As a of point of interest, four the six State SECONDARY SCHOOL: During the year we welcomed back to the for finalists this important award attend Christian At the beginning of the 1979 academic year, we College, our most recently ordained old boy, Brothers' Schools. Another distinction Bryan welcomed to our teaching staff Mr. Pat Byrne, Priest, Father Gerard Hefferan, who said Mass achieved was to be appointed Captain of the Sister Gabrielle Dore, Mr. Dennis Harvey, for the assembled school. 5 SECONDARY SPORT: SERVICE: career counselling, including assisting with In participating in school sport we need always During the year the St. Vincent de Paul Society choices of subjects for particular courses, to have the long-range view of what we are was active and held a number of functions specific information on careers, decision making about, that is the development of the boy into including a film night, "Third World" week and on career choices and assistance with job a man. The question of the value of extra a dance held in conjunction with the Interact applications and interviews. curricular sport, particularly when held on Club. Senior students made weekly visits to the Most of the group activities planned by the Saturdays has been raised in some quarters. Society's hostel in the city. An appeal for counselling department have been to facilitate The feeling of these people seems to be that it is Kampuchea was conducted and during "Third career decision making. This year a Career with life and development. and distributed interfering family World" week; $1700 was raised Experience Programme was made available to I can only say that much of the experience of to various Christian organisations. Development the Year 12 class. A Career Terrace families, at least the ones with whom I Programme spanning ten class periods was have raised the question, does not support this. Year 10. A Life Planning The Rotary Interact Club has been well introduced to In fact, it can have a unifying effect on family Programme also over ten class periods, was supported and active. The club is indebted to life when parents and brothers and sisters come 9 as preparation for the its sponsor club, the Valley Rotary Club and introduced to Year to see their sons and brothers play. This can particularly to Mr. Bob George who assists with Year 10 Career programme. happen most easily with weekend sport. liaison. During the year funds were raised for The communication with and interest and various charities and money made available support of teachers, students and parents has towards the cost of prizes in Terrace's Science greatly assisted the Counselling Department to Certainly we at Terrace consider the and Geography competitions. On two develop as a caring individualised component participation in extra curricular sport can play occasions, work parties spent the weekend at of Terrace life. a valuable part in the development of the whole our Lake Maroon site constructing steps on the man. It is for this reason that teachers steeper part of the slope down to the dam. gratuitously assume responsibility for teams and generously undertake involvement (with other people's sons) after school and on Saturdays, with consequent trips to Southport, CULTURAL: Ipswich and Toowoomba and at times even COUNSELLING: was A major musical production "Charlie Girl" afield. It is also for this reason that we This year the counselling department has grown further staged for the second successive year and ran fields at Tennyson, where over two hundred boys maintain 40 acres of playing to the point Theatre. We thank for five nights at the Schonell a boat shed near the Storey Bridge and other have made use of the personal service, while All Hallows' School for giving us the opportunity and equipment. many others have made informal contact during sporting facilities to team with them for this production. lunch hours, between school periods and before and after school. Debating continued to attract its adherants comes to who attained excellent standards. Two students, I would hope that every boy who a of the school Bryan Horrigan (Captain) and Brett Morgan Terrace wants to be fully part see as his school and be proud of it. This Mr. Rick Sheehan has joined Mrs. Rhonda White were selected in the Queensland Schools' team and it happen if he can identify with it by in this department. Mr. Sheehan works of four. Both were subsequently selected for will only participating in at least some of the activities informally as a "student's friend" in the the Australian team. In the Wales/Q.D.U. than school work. If a boy did not feel playground and study -flat areas. His work in Competition, our senior A team of Stephen other he wanted this or if parents did not want the field of personal counselling has proved Ohlrich, Bryan Horrigan and Brett Morgan were that it for their sons, then they should (and here I invaluable. Mrs. White has set up a counselling undefeated in winning the School's speak in charity, not in judgement) find a school office and works in the fields of personal and Championship. 6

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A FATHER G.M. HEFFERAN

On Thursday, June 28, Gerard Martin Hefferan qd, was ordained to the priesthood by His Grace, Archbishop F.R. Rush, D.D., assisted by a r Bishop J. Gerry (Auxiliary, Brisbane). it Father Hefferan attended St. Brigid's Convent I School, Red Hill for his early primary schooling and then came on to Gregory Terrace for Years Six to Twelve (1966-72).

He is the son of Mr. & Mrs. Edward Hefferan of 57 Beatrice Street, Bardon, and the nephew of the late Brother Edwin X. Hefferan, and we congratulate him on his ordination and rejoice that another son of St. Joseph's College has been raised to the ministry of the priesthood.

Aim 111, I Hefferan offers Holy Mass for the assembled school. Father Gerard I rz'k_f which will endeavour to meet their wishes and aspects of the educational development of r at which they and their son will be happy. It is our boys. quite clear that a large number of parents do I would like to conclude this report by thanking want what Terrace is offering. I hope they those many people who have done so much to consider that the school is helping them. We assist the College to continue its demanding and endeavour to meet their needs and often they challenging apostolate of the Christian Education S give us real help in doing so, as witnessed by of Youth. committees for certain sports. (Br.) B.M. BUCKLEY, B.Agr., Dip. Ed. and his parents with the Headmaster I particularly thank the Terrace staff for their Father Hefferan on the occasion of his return to the College. generous assistance in the extra curricular Headmaster r 7 EDMUND RICE PILGRIMAGE: This sacristy is attached to the original tailor's shop and bakery established by the founder In May 1979 the Archdiocesan examination of for the poverty stricken boys of Waterford. His the life, works and sanctity of Brother Edmund approach to Christianity was through both the Rice, the Founder of the Christian Brothers, spiritual and corporal works of mercy. We met was concluded in Dublin; the results, contained other pilgrim groups from Newfoundland, in 131 volumes, were then transferred to Rome Zambia, England and San Dominico. so that the further investigation and process Some of the Pilgrims then had the opportunity necessary as a prelude to his possible of visiting notable shrines; it was my good canonisation could proceed. fortune to see Knock (Ireland), Oberammergau BR. L.R. MAHER, B.A. During the last week of August the mortal and Lourdes. When I think over the far flung remains of Edmund Rice were transferred from the great schools that are part of our history; schools of the Christian Brothers, when I the old mausoleum to their final resting place in Marino Training College (built by Br. Treacy on number the boys instructed in the faith by the Blessed Sacrament Chapel at Mt. Sion, his return to Ireland after establishing the them over the past 178 years, the man Edmund Waterford. Brother Maher, the Terrace Australian Province and including St. Joseph's Rice grows in stature, for without his sacrifice, teacher/librarian celebrated his Golden Jubilee College, Gregory Terrace), Artane Industrial none of these people would have received the this year and he accompanied the group who School which once was a self-contained city with graces that are so evident. went to Ireland for this historic event. His 800 boys and of which now only the famous account of this includes the following: band remains. We met Br. Marcian Conlan who had just celebrated his 100th birthday. From It was my privilege to be a member of the Dublin the group passed through Callan, home Pilgrim group that represented Australia; the town of Br. Treacy and Br. J.J. Mullen - one of group was composed of parents, prefects from Terrace's most illustrious headmasters. Then Parade College and Brothers from the Australian came Callan cottage where Edmund Rice was Provinces. We were fortunate in our group born. leader, Mr. R. Stella, President of the Old

Paradians; and doubly fortunate in our guide This simple cottage is now a place of pilgrimage Blessed Sacrament Chapel, Mt. Sion, Waterford. 0 Br. R. Doyle who had spent several years in the to which hundreds of visitors come every week; The Blessed Sacrament Chapel, Mt. Sion, Holy Land. the Brothers' house is a House of Prayer at which Waterford, where the remains of Edmund Rice, Despite war conditions, our week in Israel was a visitors seeking peace and quiet and solace can Servant of God, are enshrined. The stained glass never -to -be -forgotten experience as we traced stay. Waterford was next. We followed the windows tell the story of his life as a successful the paths of Jesus Christ and his Apostles. Pilgrim Path along the fifteen stations in the ship's chandeler, a widowed parent, the founder In Greece, we followed the footsteps of Paul town, each station showing some aspect of of two religious orders (the Christian Brothers. through the islands, in Athens and in Corinth. Edmund's work. On the day of the translation and the Patrician Brothers), an educationalist, Then came the spiritual uplift in Rome of the remains, Mass was con -celebrated by a man of God. 'where the Pilgrim group was greeted by Pope Cardinals O'Feich and Manning with the John -Paul who told the great international bishops of Ireland in the presence of a great In the left hand corner of this picture are the assembly at the Audience who we were, gathering of priests, religious and visitors, not restored bakehouse and tailor's shop where where we were from and the purpose of our forgetting the residents of the suburb of Edmund showed practical Christian charity to pilgrimage. From Rome we crossed to Ireland. Ballybricken one of the areas first evangelised the impoverished and underprivileged boys of Waterford was our destination. To get to that by the Brothers. The Founder's remains are this town. port we passed through Dublin where we saw resting in a simple side chapel near the sacristy. Br. L.R. Maher a Staff 1979

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problem, neither group I am lead to believe, have been the success that it was. I especially could speak English), the day was quite thank you, the members of the Association, successful. for your continued support and encouragement. An autographed Football signed by the Irish Mr. Barry O'Callaghan, President of G.T.O.B.A., BARRY O'CALLAGHAN and Australian Teams was subsequently making presentation on the occasion of The Terrace Cup President presented to the College. Race Day at Eagle Farm. 13 , -.Joretwitegaisetecr-. --..--.--ir,.6 ...,;,..---,- Ili I - .114 ' or, - -1. II - - "`' . V7 r 1, .... 1 .N. 11. , GI Gil i am ak le ii 1 . ,- ip - Ii I P' ,,..V.' ,.... r - f /115. 41. . ... ' : £ r...-- fr.. A. a . ' Vir . 4 4 '''' rr i 4. ' . , " I ...... : ... P. ip., ...I " 011. ... 1110, .. p or. - ' e Ir, ... - - ' .. P ,.- ..., 0:.- op. it. " 1 I ..fir. . a . .... 0. ' - a ii,,7 .. ar laN ,'' ' .- - c,1. ' . r'' r FPS 4 *I . 4.4440,4 " ...e p. aa _41... dir 0,.. if& Ai, *%. 06, ' 8..'" i"- ft/ 'Nk JP. 6.1 ..., . . .., 4.. T -4 .... -,. .... % c .....0. 6 0, 1r- ., OM. e .r. , ," 0.1, --00" 001' - " k4"1 ) 'n All° I" . *01 ... / 4... - -. . - 4 ) , 10 ... 4," el 111. 41. IP *IV' , Ae 4I4 ik. 6"; ea a. Pl ;4,I44-... " ^ .1 n . . . . 0 * *4 It,* 4k" 1r4 10- A'!" lc- Itewt Vr tr% "AN 1,1*.

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Craig attended Terrace for all of his secondary school career, enrolling for Year 8 in 1975. From the start he involved himself very fully in the life and activities of the school and in spite of having to endure painful medical treatment in periods from 1977 onward, he continued a_ ST. VINCENT de PAUL BOARD: In his earlier years at Terrace, this involvement. Back Row: Peter Leggat, Bradley Hickey, Francis Pigott. he participated in rowing, athletics and Front Row: Damien O'Connell, Craig Andrews. cross-country, rugby and cricket. In his Senior An increase in involvement and support by year he was a College Prefect, qualified as a Years 11 and 12 was a feature of the year's rugby referee and acted as a touchjudge for activities. The Headmaster's Report for 1980 reads, "All inter -school games. He was also timekeeper for of us who were privileged to know Craig and Apart from the normal fund raising successes the First XV games and was completing his to work with him closely, will ever remember a major aspect of the year was the development Silver Award of the Duke of Edinburgh Scheme. the courage and resignation he exhibited and within the student body of an awareness of In addition to this, he was a very capable the example of Christian living that he gave. the sufferings of others. Students made regular student who won the prize for First Place in Terrace occupied a warm and large place in his visits to the Society's hostel and in addition, Year 12 Biology and qualified for entry to the heart". conducted "The Third World Week" and a faculty of medicine at the University of Kampuchean Relief Appeal which netted in Queensland. As President of the Terrace excess of $1700. St. de Paul Society, he played a major Vincent Rev. George T. Montague, S.M., a well-known part in organising the "Third World Appeal" American author of religious books who met The students' commitment at the St. Vincent de Paul Hostel in Margaret St., involved visits week in September of his Senior year to raise Craig briefly just before his death, wrote later on Monday and Wednesday of each week, with funds for needy peoples. as follows:- "I believe Craig taught all of us a work related to the preparation, serving and Those who were privileged to know Craig were lesson. The lesson is that God does hear our cleaning up of the dinner service each night at struck by the qualities that he showed as a prayers but the way He decides to give life to the hostel. person, qualities that are'portrayed by the statue us is not always the way that we prefer or of St. Joseph the Worker erected at the envision. So it was with Jesus' prayer in the The Committee thanks all those who College in his memory. This statue has a dignity, garden. His prayer was answered ... But the participated in the Society's activities strength, simplicity and composure and these answer was life and resurrection through death, throughout the year and hopes that the interest were some of the qualities that characterised rather than without it. So, too, with Craig". shown by students in service to the community, Craig. May he rest in peace. will continue in subsequent years. 15 I

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Friends' Captain's ip Association Address William Conry Bryan Horrigan EXCERPTS 1979 ANNUAL REPORT- rebate on purchases, which in the twelve PARENTS AND FRIENDS ASSOCIATION: months, amounted to some $450. Early in 1979, the Association was pleased to Mr. Chairman, My Lord Bishop, Br. Headmaster President: Mr. W.J. Conry have the opportunity of sponsoring a barbeque Guests, Members of Staff, Ladies and at the College for the teachers and their Gentlemen, and Gentlemen of Terrace . Major areas of activity during the year included families. While this constituted an unofficial At his Inaugural Address as President on operation of the Swap Shop on a regular basis, "housewarming" for the new Administration January 20th, 1961, John F. Kennedy echoed the Family Day, held at Tennyson in early centre, it also provided the Committee with the his thoughts on his coming term - "Ask not August and sponsoring of Bingo at the Valley opportunity of thanking the teachers for their what your country can do for you; rather, ask Centre Plaza. assistance with Association matters during the what you can do for your country". In many previous year. ways, Gregory Terrace challenges us to examine The Swap Shop, as well as being a service to the has been our adherence to that same principle - not parents and the pupils of the College, From funds raised both from Bingo and Family simply giving, but being in a frame of mind a regular source of income. I am grateful to Day, the Parents and Friends Association where you want to give. a considerable all thOse who have put such donated $31,000 to the College for various successful running of this venture. If.someone had told me as I started at Gregory effort into the items, including a microprocessor. We were also Terrace in Grade Five in 1972 that 1979 would The Family Day was highly successful, netting pleased to make a donationto the Edmund Rice usher in such achievements as a Rhodes Scholar, the Association $6,492.77. Of prime Memorial Chapel in Ireland. two members of The Australian Schoolboys' importance was its success from a social viewpoint. The spirit of co-operation which exists at Rugby Team, six members of The Queensland Terrace has never been in more evidence than Schoolboys' Team, two Australian Debating The Bingo continued to be our major source of in 1979. I am particularly grateful to Mrs. Pat team members and the winning of the First income and it is hoped to continue this activity Carroll and members of the Ladies Committee Fifteen Premiership for the third consecutive for the next several years. for their assistance whenever it was required. year, I would have been slightly sceptical.

The Association was pleased to have assisted The success of the Family Day would not have That's because I would not have understood the Headmaster in the organising of a reliable been possible without the co-operation of the the nature of this place that we affectionately source of supply for College blazers and other Teachers and the Office Staff of the College. call "Terrace". Even now, it is sometimes

items of uniform from George Symons. Not I am most grateful to our Headmaster, difficult to comprehend the meaning of those only have the clothing items been obtained at Brother Buckley, for his co-operation and words from the school song - "If we fight to reasonable cost, but the Association receives a assistance during the year. do the right, ours shall be their fame then". 18 seniors are grateful for the advice, friendship Tonight of all nights is a time to attempt to Perhaps this is why we can overcome this The convey some of the impressions that my communication gap. We may not be able to and interest shown by those members of staff we are able it. And who have taught us during our years. If the colleagues and I have of a school that, for close it, but to bridge the is also many of us, has played a dominant role in the strange thing about a bridge is that it has to be real "Terrace Family" spirit exists, it shaping of our lives. Many of us probably won't started from both sides. It means learning from due in no small way, to our own families, realise the full extent of the effect of Terrace our mistakes. It means pushing for progress, particularly our parents, whose unceasing life upon us until we've had the buffer of a where progress is necessary. support guarantees that we will be able to give few years' leave by which to measure our of ourselves to the utmost. Sometimes we forget impressions and experiences. It's not simply a case of living up to somebody where much of the praise should really go. else's example. Br. Buckley often tells us that "you only get as much out of Terrace as you

pays service to a I afforded to me by the Too often today, society lip are prepared to put into it". That means "you appreciate the support Our age group tends problem of polarisation. don't get anywhere without striving". You school in general throughout the course of this and their system. to be critical of our elders don't achieve any worthwhile success without year. Knowing that this support existed enabled members of the older generation may The making the effort. Even then, you don't me to approach confidently the National Final us allowing the system to fall to criticise for necessarily have to reach the top of the tree to of the Lions Youth of the Year Quest. Without a comment of "things aren't as pieces, with be "successful". Those who do reach the the backing and encouragement of the senior were in my day". That same good as they apex may have gone farther, but they also have class, 1979 would not have been the year that communication problem exists at Terrace - farther to fall, unless their climb is based on it was. For their example to the rest of the

not just between staff members and I and sound principles. There are many branches to school, am grateful, and rest assured in the students. There are students here who form a that we continue our association the tree, and that is why the way in which you knowledge will chain of generations of Terracians each year, draws - do things is sometimes more important than with Terrace when this, our final convey, from father to generation trying to the way things finish. to a close. son, some of the ways in which the ideals and traditions of the college are followed. I look In all these aspects of life; the support, leadership, out on the audience tonight and realise that To present and future students, particularly counsel and encouragement, we are continually there are some students present more than half next year's senior class, I suggest that it doesn't striving to make Terrace a better place. I believe a decade younger than the present seniors. And hurt to adopt some of the ideals of our modern that attitude is embodied in Robert Kennedy's that presents a communication problem. It society. Make Terrace bigger, better and stronger words: "People look at the things that are - makes me wonder why we are all here. in the values that make Terrace great, because and ask why. I look at the things that are not Obviously, there is something more to life at you will eventually reap the rewards. In a big - and ask - why not?" Terrace than the day-to-day drudge of gaining way, 1979 marks the passing of an era. True, semester marks and calculating T.E. scores. the seniors are leaving in two weeks' time. This school has tradition, it has "men of spirit, However, someone who has known, organised, bold and unjaded". It attempts to live up to a counselled and taught, many of us, is also Christian ideal. I've only come to realise in my leaving after six years of service to the College. BRYAN HORRIGAN, last years at school that these are some of the On behalf of the seniors, Br. Anderson, best College Captain, 1979 aspects that constitute the idea of a "Terrace wishes and many thanks for the memories of Family", whether you're a member of the good times past. Administration, Student Body, P. & F. Association, G.T.O.B.A., or the Ladies' I mentioned the bridging of a communication Committee, or in any way part of the school. gap. 19 11

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71 CAPTAIN OF THE COLLEGE - Archbishop F. Rush Prize Bryan T. Horrigan ti VICE -CAPTAIN OF THE COLLEGE - C. (Rev. Dr. R. O'Donoghue Memorial Prize) Andrew Buckley .19 DUX OF THE COLLEGE - (Laurence Healy Memorial Prize) Brett A. Morgan I PROXIME ACCESSIT - Brendan P. O'Kane r (The Hon. Sir Joseph Sheehy, K.B.E. Memorial Prize) DUCES - 1979: Left to Right: Gavin Wong (Year 81, David Veivers (Year 9), Gregory McGrath (Year 10), Timothy Geraghty (Year 111, Brett Morgan (Year 12).

YEAR 12: YEAR 11: (Parents & Friends' Association Award) DUX: Timothy J. Geraghty ECONOMICS ENGLISH 2ND: Bradley I. Macdonald Memorial Prize) 1. Michael J. Scott (P.W. Shannon Philip A. Looney (Equal 2nd) Bryan T. Horrigan ACCOUNTING Brett A. Morgan 1. Michael J. Scott ENGLISH ACCOUNTING Michael J. Scott (Equal 1st) 1. Philip A. Looney MATHEMATICS I 1. Timothy J. Geraghty 2. Paul A. Lutvey FRENCH (Paul Gain Memorial Prize) 2. Philip A. Looney Prize) 1. Stephen J. Ohlrich MATHEMATICS I (Br. J.A. Kearney Memorial HISTORY MODERN 1. James J. Brannelly J. 2. Brett A. Morgan 1. Michael Scott 1. Philip A. Looney 2. John K. McGuiness MATHEMATICS II FRENCH MODERN HISTORY MATHEMATICS II Brendan P. O'Kane 1. Warren F. Grau (Br. J.S. Campbell Prize) 1. Timothy J. Geraghty 1. Bryan T. Horrigan PHYSICS GEOMETRICAL DRAWING Bradley I. Macdonald (Equal 1st) 1. Brett A. Morgan & PERSPECTIVE PHYSICS DRAWING 1. Roger D. Postle GEOMETRICAL CHEMISTRY 1. Bradley I. Macdonald & PERSPECTIVE 1. Stephen J. Ohlrich GEOGRAPHY CHEMISTRY 1. John J. Hinch 1. Robert C. Byrne 1. James J. Brannelly BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE GEOGRAPHY Craig R. Andrews ART 1. J. Hill 1. Andrew J. Whittaker 1. William D. Ovenden Geoffrey J. Murphy (Equal 1st) Timothy

26 Brendan Higgins Memorial Prize - Special Prizes For Study and Sport Damien J. O'Connell Peter Turnbull Memorial Prize - Best Pass in Year 7, 1978 David A. Khafagi Brother W.M. Reidy Memorial Prize - Mavis McAuliffe Memorial Prize - The boy who has best maintained the traditions College Chess Champion Stephen J. O'Rourke of the school in leadership, study and sport. Bryan T. Horrigan G.T.O.B.A. Prize for Senior Debating Bryan T. Horrigan SPORTS PRIZES: Brett A. Morgan The S.J. White Family Prize - Macey Prize for Junior Debating John A. Phelan For the Best All -Round Sportsman Michael P. Green is

ATHLETICS: FOOTBALL: SWIMMING: Open - (Roger Tunney Memorial (Donald Watson -Brown Memorial Aidan Hodgson Memorial Prize): John E. Gockel Prizes): Senior Award: Michael P. Green Under 16: Lawrence P. Robson Best Forward: Damien J. Frawley Under 16: Neil P. O'Hare Under 15: James F. Fitzgerald Best Back: Michael T. Cook Under 15: Robert D. Sydes Under 14: Ian Ralph F.G. Forde Memorial Trophy - Under 14: Simon J. O'Kane Under 13: Michael C. Phillips Best & Fairest: F. Gerard Forde Under 13: Warwick A. Mortensen Under 12: Colin D. Robertson Brothers Rugby Union Club Trophy - ro Under 12: John N. Gibbons Under 11: Mark R. Pozzi Most Improved: Joseph S. Vitelli Under 11: Xavier F. Clarke Under 10: Timothy J. Russell Estate of Mrs. J. Hooper Prize Scott A. McLennon Under 10: Timothy J. Russell Under 9: Michael J. Howard CRICKET: Lance Hedley Trophy - Gregory Terrace Old Boys Assoc. (Edmond J. Scott Memorial Prizes): Most Improved Swimmer: Trophy for the most improved Batting: Michael P. Lynagh Timothy H. Dodson Athlete: John J. Hinch Bowling: Peter J. Kelly Eisentrager Trophy for the most (G.T.O.B.A. Trophy) creditable performance in the Fielding: Geoffrey W. Manteit G.P.S. Championships: Michael P. Green TENNIS: Open: Bryan T. Horrigan Under 16: Stephen J. Keys CROSS COUNTRY: Under 15: Anthony J. Butler ROWING: Senior (Paul Brannelly Prize): Under 14: Peter Q. Goy Best Oarsman (E.K. Murphy Robert H. Stone The Eric Maidens & Family Memorial): Damian P. Kelly Junior (Alan Edwards Prize): Trophy for Primary Tennis: Service to the Club (Richard Sivyer Peter B. Steele Thomas J. McCormack Prize): Andrew C. Buckley 27 YEAR 10: (Frank McDonnell Memorial Prize) YEAR 8: DUX: Gavin T. Wong YEAR 7 - BLUE: DUX: Gregory B. McGrath 2ND: David A. Khafagi Christian Doctrine: 2ND: Peter B. Steele Bishop Richard Torbey Prize ENGLISH Jude V. Lane ENGLISH FRENCH 1. Henry M. Weld Gregory J. Josephson (Equal 1st) 1. John A. Phelan 1. Gregory B. McGrath 2. David A. Khafagi DUX: Robert K. Samut 2ND: 2. John M. Byrne 2. Gino Pecoraro MATHEMATICS Daniel L. Corser 3RD: Kevin J. Dick GEOGRAPHY 1. Michael P. Sargent MATHEMATICS Diligence: Christopher G. Fanning 1. Paul A. Donatiu 2. Martin P. Smith 1. Gregory B. McGrath 2. Raymond J. Tiernan CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION SCIENCE YEAR 6 - GOLD: 1. Sean N. Fox 1. Luton A. White Christian Doctrine: SCIENCE HISTORY 2. Robert T. Stanicic Fraser Power 1. David J. O'Rourke 1. Steven J. Grant GRAPHICS DUX: Peter J. Congram 1. Gerard J. Bayley 2ND: Benjamin D. Gardiner BUSINESS PRINCIPLES GRAPHICS 2. Raymond M. Pope John F. Miller (Equal 2nd) 1. Christopher P. Newman 1. Gregory B. McGrath Martin P. Smith (Equal 2nd) Diligence: Damian J. Ryall 2. Gino Pecoraro GEOGRAPHY GENERAL SHOP YEAR 6 - BLUE: ART 1. Garth S. Collier Christian Doctrine: Declan A. Kelly Michael J.L. Dore 1. Luke Brannelly David A. Khafagi DUX: Declan A. Kelly Steven J. Larkins 2ND: David W. Mills FRENCH 3RD: Michael L. Thomsen 1. Michael R. Congram YEAR 9: Diligence: Mark. R. Pozzi 2. Paul M. Wilson DUX: David P. Veivers YEAR 5 - GOLD: 2ND: Liam F. Kelly GENERAL SHOP Christian Doctrine: 1. John P. Higgins Donald Anderson Memorial Prize ENGLISH HISTORY 2. Kurt E. Matson Patrick G. O'Regan 1. P. 1. Liam F. Kelly David Veivers HISTORY DUX: James E. Pozzi 2. Liam F. Kelly GEOGRAPHY 1. Martin P. Smith 2ND: David L. Roberts MATHEMATICS 1. Liam F. Kelly 2. James M. Deveney 3RD: Michael J. Howard Patrick M. Sheehan 1. David P. Veivers GENERAL SHOP 2. Calile D. Malouf Simon G. English (Equal 3rd) 1. Adrian J. Owen YEAR 7 - GOLD: Christian Doctrine: Diligence: John D. McAvoy SCIENCE GRAPHICS Bishop Richard Torbey Prize YEAR 5 BLUE: 1. Thomas L. Vanderbyl Peter J. Wilson - David P. Veivers (Equal 1st) Luke F. Beebe Christian Doctrine: ART Geoffrey V. Crowley (Equal 1st) Benjamin J. Corser FRENCH 1. Steven P. McIntyre DUX: Anthony P. Mann DUX: Anthony K. Mills 1. David P. Veivers CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION 2ND: John P. Stitt 2ND: Timothy J. Russell BUSINESS PRINCIPLES 1. Anthony J. Butler 3RD: Luke F. Beebe 3RD: Simon J. Field 1. John F. Twomey Liam F. Kelly (Equal 1st) Diligence: Peter R. Seymour Diligence: Luke R. Campbell 28 Interact 1979 activities were both enjoyable and rewarding. The process of interacting was attacked cheerfully by the majority of the 130 members, under the able direction of Club President Greg Reinhardt and Board Members Peter Vincent, John Hinch, John Gambaro, Scott McNamee and Bill Ovenden. Major projects initiated during the year included:- aji (a) A reat appraisal of the aims of the club and a subsequent zest for involvement. (b) Two successful socials to assist with fund raising. (c) Combined Board Meetings with other clubs, visits to an Old People's Home and donations to the Shaftsbury Youth Centre. T. (d) Construction at the School's Lake Maroon Campsite. (e) Decoration of the Tennyson Ground for ,da the Grammar game. (f) Participation in the Annual Rotaract Raft Race. (g) The organisation of Third World Week at The Terrace Interact Club is grateful for the THE INTERACT BOARD - 1979: Back Row: S. McNamee, J. Gambaro, W. Ovenden, the College. assistance received from our sponsor club, The J. Hinch. (h) Sponsoring the College Geography and Valley Rotary Club. We also thank our teacher, Front Row: P. Vincent (V/President), G. Reinhardt Science Competitions. Mr. Matthew Mackie for his encouragement (President). (i) Sponsoring a child through World Vision. and helpful advice.

prize was shared between Craig Andrews for was awarded the Courier Mail Prize for second Science Contest,1981 his work on "Cancinogenic Tumors in Mice" place. and Brendan O'Kane and Brett Morgan for In August, the Terrace Science Department The quality of the Terrace entries was further their "Survey and Experiments on Caffeine conducted a Science Contest with two prizes underlined with Craig Andrews winning the in Foodstuffs". of $50 each being donated by the College CSR Limited Prize for fourth and Brendan Club and Old Boys Interact the Association. These three presentations were entered in the O'Kane and Brett Morgan winning the Entries were of a high standard. Damien Queensland Teachers' Association Contest Provincial Traders' Prize for tenth place. Damien O'Connell won first prize with his entry which was judged at Indooroopilly O'Connell also received the award of the Royal "Organophosphates in Insecticides". Second Shoppingtown in October. Damien O'Connell Australian Chemical Institute. 29 Prefects

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With a committee of nineteen very enthusiastic and energetic ladies, we began the year with the 11111111h customary welcoming Morning Mass for both new and present Terrace Mothers in late February. The Committee also served Morning Tea to the Prefects, their parents and the College staff on the occasion of the presentation r- - of Prefect Badges. Father Dom Morris gave a memorable "day of R recollection" to approximately fifty ladies at Tennyson in July. Those who attended agreed we gained a worthwhile spiritual experience 1 iv which afforded us time and direction to examine our ideals and ambitions in our personal family relationships. It was comforting to discover that other mothers experienced situations TERRACE LADIES "CUP DAY FUNCTION": similar to our own. Left to Right: Dot Hackett, Liz Williams, Br. Buckley, Margaret Cornwall, Margaret Fanning. 411 We also held an International Food and Fashion 41 - Evening on the quadrangle in front of the - - . -....,-...... Assembly Hall. It was excitingly different and 1 the stalls gave the function a medieval atmosphere. Iti . ''.: We thank the Brothers for their support in all , ,' .4P4.0 1.4 our activities and especially to our Headmaster, Brother Buckley. Brother never fails to offer :' his guidance and encouragement in all our efforts. We wish our Assistant Headmaster, Brother Anderson, a fond farewell as he leaves Terrace after six years. Finally, our thanks go to Brother Buckley's secretary, Mrs. Belles, to the school printer, Miss Dawn Johnson, and the office staff for their constant and friendly assistance. I thank i 1 1. the Committee for the very happy year I have experienced working with them and on behalf of the 1979 Ladies Committee, I take this opportunity to present Brother Buckley with a REHEARSAL FOR TERRACE BOULEVARD EVENING: cheque for $5,200. Left to Right: Mrs. Norene Kelly, President Mrs. Pat Carroll, Miss Louise Kelly. 31 Charlie Girl I

For the second successive year, a major musical production was undertaken with five performances at the Schonell Theatre of the romantic English musical comedy, "Charlie Girl". As with the production of "Oliver" in 1978, we again combined with All Hallows' to produce the show.

The combined cast of over sixty students worked with a great spirit of co-operation under the Stage Director, All Hallows' Miss Therese Phillips. Musical Director was Mrs. Monika Stacey with the fine orchestra being ably conducted by Mr. Chen Yang. The cast reminiscing "I Was Young".

Audience participation throughout the five nights.was excellent and the cast was rewarded with a full house for each of the five performances. Mr. Alec Raymond co-ordinated "behind the scenes" activities with student stage managers Cyndy Taddeucci, Joe Mclvor and Kathryn Quinn.

All leads performed with flair and were well supported by the large chorus. Dances were 14?Lgr choreographed by All Hallows' students Debbie Hooper, Andrea Carter, Patricia Feeney, Sandra I White and Finola Burke.

All those associated with "Charlie Girl" enjoyed every minute of both performances and rehearsals and they particularly thank Sister Anne and Brother Buckley for their encouragement and support for the project. Simon Slater ("Joe") explaining "My Favourite Occupation". 32 THE TERRACE BAND - 1979: The Terrace Band "came of age" in 1979 providing as it did music for school Masses, the production of the Passion Play, school assemblies, Speech Night and the opportunity for members to participate in the musical "Charlie Girl". The Orchestra for "Charlie Girl" was led by Therese Sopinski, a member of the Queensland Theatre Orchestra. The brass and woodwind sections were guided by members of the First Military District Band. All Terrace musicians benefitted from this association and we sincerely thank all those A who contributed to making this musical experience such a D valuable one for the boys. The Band also thanks all parents who provided the boys with instruments, lessons, transport and encouragement. Without this support, 1979 would not have been the success it was. Simon Slater ("Joe") and David Burke ("Wainwright") discuss tomboy Tricia Henessy ("Charlie").

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Terrace enjoyed an eventful year with success In the "big one", the Bank of Wales/Queensland Brett gained State Selection as well. They were in competitions and the gaining of individual Debating Union All Schools' Championships, both chosen for Australia - Bryan for the representative honours. Terrace was represented in five Semi -Finals second time - and he was given the honour of The G.P.S. competition was not completed and the Senior A - Stephen Ohlrich, Bryan Captain of his country. because of a postponement which could not be Horrigan (Captain) and Brett Morgan -won the Further honours came Bryan Horrigan's way as made up. The Senior A team had a very good Championship, undefeated. Lions' Year, and as season in G.P.S. Debating and the Juniors and Australian Youth of the Bryan Horrigan, Brett Morgan, Stephen Ohlrich, the Brother Magee Memorial Oratorian for Year 8 had considerable success as well. Brendan O'Kane, Brendan Muller, Michael 1979. In the Apex Competition, the Juniors, Sean Scott and Andrew Buckley made up 14% of Fox, Stephen Vivanti and Michael Rackemann those invited to trial for the State team. Bryan, We thank the coaches, Miss Kristen Andersen, were State Finalists; and the Seniors, Tim Brett and Brendan Muller were in the final six Mr. Baden Kimlen and Mr. Brian Cahill, for Geraghty, Chris Price and Tim Hill were trialists. Bryan was chosen for the third their interest, support and encouragement Metropolitan finalists. consecutive year and appointed Captain and during this 1979 season.

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TERRACE DEBATING CLUB- 1979: Back Row: T. Hill, R. Quinn, C. Delaney, T. Geraghty, R. Browne, B. Muller, A. Buckley, B. Morgan, T. Vanderbyl, S. Jones, A. Stewart, C. Price, M. Carden. 4th Row: W. Hopsick, P. Liddy, G. Pigott, J. Campbell, K. Bradley, S. Vivanti, J. Devereux, M. Rackemann, S. Fox, J. Phelan, P. Howard, H. Andree, M. Backstrom, J. Byrne. 3rd Row: S. Pratt, J. Lincoln, K. Matson, A. Butler, D. Molyneux, P. Menadue, A. Powell, J. Swinson, J. Twomey, B. Bauman, J. O'Donoghue, L. Hampson, L. Kelly. 2nd Row: E. Howard, M. Copley, L. White, R. Stanicic, L. Murphy, A. Musgrave, P. Murphy, S. Betteridge, S. Larkins, D. Philips, P. McDowell, A. Harding, K. Joseph. Front Row: S. Ohlrich, P. Pincus, G. Murphy, S. Rolfe (Exec.), D. O'Connell (Sec.), J. Greig (Pres.), B. Horrigan (Capt.), J. Ebbage (Exec.), M. Kelly (Exec.), B. O'Kane, C. Andrews, M. Scott. 36 Terrace Rugby FIRST XV G.P.S. PREMIERS

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Captain: JOHN WELLS The game has received valuable assistance immense and it is a tribute to the temperament, Vice Captain: GERARD FORDE through the support and activities of the Rugby skill, dedication and determination of the MR. L. HAMPSON Coach: Committee led by the President, Mr. Basil coach, Mr. Lester Hampson, team captain, John Porter, who made the arrangements for the Wells, team vice -captain, Gerard Forde, and beneficial New Zealand tour by the First XV indeed of all team members, 1979 was a highly successful year for Terrace that history records squad. that Terrace rugby. The highlight of the season was that, in made it to the top rung of the premiership sharing first place in the G.P.S. competition, Two members of the First XV, Michael Cook ladder this year. The team stood four-square our First XV secured its third successive Rugby and Damien Frawley were chosen to play in the in the face of the intense challenge Premiership. Twenty teams regularly took the Australian Schoolboys' team against the English and each of the remaining seven games was field and on occasions twenty-two. The Schoolboys and these two, plus five others, memorable for the character with which it sportsmanship displayed was commendable achieved representative honours in the was played. Queensland Schoolboys' side. and the standard of play good. On every day These boys were - For the statisticians the team scored a total of John Wells, of interschool fixtures, Terrace won the Eoin O'Regan, Michael Green, 179 points (28 tries) in competition games majority of games played and seven teams Geoffrey Manteit and Michael Keefer. Boys while conceding 67 points. finished the season undefeated: the Second selected in the Under 16 Queensland Schoolboys' and Fourth XVs, the Under 14B, C and D teams team were Damien Peppin, Bradley MacDonald, THE NEW ZEALAND TOUR: and the Under 13B and D teams. The First XV, David Morganti and Michael Lynagh. The touring party, 41 strong, flew from Brisbane Third XV and the Under 16A team lost only on Monday 7th May, returned Monday 14th one game each. The Second XV and the May and in the interim the First and Second XVs FIRST XV: Under 13B team conceded only one try each in had played three games each, obtaining in the G.P.S. rugby premierships at First XV level are G.P.S. games. midst of having a very enjoyable visit to the strongly contested affairs and this year's success North Island, invaluable match practice against While the dedication and enthusiasm of the was not easily achieved. In the usual course of very worthy opposition. boys played a large part in the successes of this events, a successful team faces "grand final" year, nevertheless congratulations are due to pressure for each game, but, this year, having The First XV performed very creditably while the devoted band of coaches whose services lost the first match of the season, the pressure still in the drafting stage. In the first game have been available. Much credit is theirs. on the team for the remaining games was against Papatoetoe High School., the Terrace 38 XV took charge of the match with the backs v. C.E.G.S. won 27-9 (M. Cook 2 tries; error enabling Michael Cook to snap up an pass and score between the giving a particularly brisk display. The final M. Lynagh, try, penalty goal, field goal and errant untouched score was 29-14. Against Tauranga Boys College, conversion; J. Wells, penalty goal, 2 posts. In the second half, Southport narrowed Terrace dominated the lineouts and out-mauled conversions). the gap with two penalty goals, but with Paul Facey, Damien Frawley and Michael Green their opposition to have a major share of the Haunted by the ugly mistakes of the previous dominating the lineouts, Terrace won the day. ball. Two fine tries were scored and Terrace game, the Terrace team swept into the fray with led for most of the match, but a rash of penalty a vengeance. They met early resistance, but v. N.C. won 16-9 (M. Cook, L. Robson tries, goals in the latter part of the second half put inspired by two electric tries from Michael M. Lynagh penalty goal, field goal and the home team in front. The final score was Cook, they took complete control of the game. game, Terrace was conversion). 8-15. In the Te Awamutu The match will long be remembered for the clearly the stronger team and even under the unrelenting commitment of the whole team, Fast pressure and vigorous bustle by Nudgee in ran out strain of three games five days, still but in particular, for the art of Michael Lynagh kept the first half tryless as Terrace enjoyed a winners 23-3. and Michael Cook, the vigour of Joe Vitelli, the major share of possession. Michael Lynagh Results of Second XV games:- power of Damien Frawley, the purpose of goaled twice in this session to give Terrace a v. Manurewa High First XV: 0 -7 Michael Green and the drive of Gerard Forde. six -point margin at the break. The second half v. Tauranga Boys College: 0 - 18 belonged to Terrace, except for the last minute v. B.G.S. won when Nudgee scored and a v. Otorohanga First XV: 11 -6 18-14 (M. Keefer 2, converted try. But J. Vitelli, M. Green, tries, M. Lynagh, by then, Terrace had put the issue beyond We extend our thanks to our New Zealand hosts conversion). doubt as Michael Cook had slashed through who gave us the opportunity of a most tattered defence for a try and Laurie Robson Our thanks also go to Although Grammar led early as the result of a memorable tour. had powered his way through two tacklers for the second time successful penalty goal, Terrace soon after Mr. Cedric Hampson who, for another. A great team display in which many reversed the situation with a fine converted in as many years, donated a set of twenty red reputations were enhanced. jerseys with black collars and the college crest try which Michael Keefer scored after a passing for use on the tour. movement in which Eoin O'Regan handled twice. Terrace remained in the ascendancy well v. Downlands won 24-6 (L. Robson, into the second half and what ball the forwards D. Frawley, J. Vitelli, M. Green, tries, FIRST XV: J. Wells conversion, did not control, was effectively stifled by the M. Lynagh conversion). Games: aggressive defence of the backs. With an Terrace had a clear win, but it was Downlands I.G.S. lost (T. Gibbons, L. Robson v. 11-13 unbridgeable 18-7 lead, the team relaxed who early posted first points with a converted tries, M. Lynagh field goal). somewhat in the dying stages of the game and try. This was the catalyst Terrace needed and The game fluctuated throughout the first half conceded a further seven points, but the victory they sparked into action to run in twenty with neither side able to mount effective, was complete. points in twenty minutes from four tries and consistent attack and a converted try scored by two conversions and take a stranglehold on the v. T.S.S. won 12-6 (M. Cook, try; M. Lynagh the opposition as the half-time bell sounded match by half-time. One try resulted from a field goal, penalty worsened Terrace's plight. Increased goal, conversion). memorable seventy-five metre passing -rush in determination in the second half enabled Terrace This was a close encounter of the rugged kind which Joe Vitelli featured very prominently. to head Ipswich twice. However with two as play constantly see -sawed from end to end. Terrace ran the ball continually in the second minutes to go, Terrace was penalised for off -side A field goal and penalty goal from Michael half, but dedicated defence by Downlands play and Ipswich scored the winning goal. Lack Lynagh gave Terrace the lead and strong, limited the scoring to one try. of combination in attack and tentativeness bustling defence from the Terrace backs proved to be our undoing on the day. ultimately pressured Southport into a handling v. B.B.C. won 36-0 (M. Keefer, 2; M. Cook, 2; 39 Y4.

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John Wells continued to set the example REFEREES AND TOUCH JUDGES: amidst immortal scenes of Terrace jubilation to for his team by his repeated slashing entries No Rugby season can be successful without seal the fate of the game. into the three-quarter line. The thrust and dedicated and competent touch judges and drive of the forwards enabled them to dominate referees. The thanks of all Rugby players and v. T.G.S. won 38-3 (G. Forde, 2; M. Keefer, 2; the opposition's pack. At one stage they supporters are due to the Referees, both from D. Frawley, M. Green, M. Gauld, tries, combined to press home a forty -metre, the school and outside it, and to the Q.R.U. M. Lynagh 5 conversions). power -laden movement. Michael Cook was Referees' Association, and to the students outstanding in scoring two superb tries through The forwards, magnificently led by Gerard who were touch judges in 1979. The touch superior pace and side-step. Forde, paved the way for a masterful victory. judges were capably organised and co-ordinated Gerard set the example by scoring the first two by Simon Rolfe. During the season, eight v. B.S.H.S. won 21-16 (L. Robson, J. Vitelli for tries of the match. Michael Gauld was over students passed the Q.R.U. Referees' exams - tries, M. Lynagh 3 penalty goals and clearly another try before half-time and Terrace M. Windsor, S. O'Rourke, P. Pincus, J. Windsor, 2 conversions). half had the match in hand. In the second C. Andrews (Senior level) and G. Forde. and the game Terrace dominated possession for the first Terrace was completely dominant S. Pincus, D. Boyle (Associate level). We hope half. Michael twenty minutes, but State High exerted massive was played in the Toowoomba to see these new referees controlling games set up two tries pressure and was leading 6-3, all points were Cook virtually ran at will and next season. from kicks, when John Wells characteristically in exciting fashion, sending Michael Keefer J.R. LAMB burst at top pace into the three-quarter line and down the right flank to score on one occasion 40 line out and possessor of an innate sense of when to FIRST XV - 1979: breakdowns. A ruthless defender who rarely missed s tighten up play as a prelude to the next phase of play. tackle. THE PLAYERS: Played for the Queensland Schoolboys side. Joseph Vitelli Flanker: Damien Frawley - Second Row: - One of the "finds" of the season and the favourite A powerful, rugged second -rower with a natural gift of the Terrace crowd; consistently for intimidating the opposition and securing clean played with total commitment using his strength and speed Andrew Mountjoy - Loose Head Prop: possession in the line-out, mauled skillfully and rucked time and head again to great advantage, played himself a A game, uncompromising loose prop who held with vigour. Played for Queensland and Australian to standstill against his own with all his opponents in the scrum, mauled Schoolboys. "Churchie" and well-nigh immortalized by his well and delighted in the few opportunities he had to timely, memorable try against State High. run the ball in the open. Paul Facey - Second Row: Eoin O'Regan No. 8: Todd Gibbons - Hooker: One of the big improvers of the season. His strength - did wonders in the second Another who made the most of his chances and Had a quite successful season as hooker, displayed row of the scrum and secured good revealed hidden abilities; used his pace to immense courage when he played virtually the whole possession at number two in the line-out. position On several occasions himself well either in defence or attack and his game against T.S.S. with a severely injured neck. used his turn of pace to great strength to drive powerfully in A tigerish defender, particularly around the sides of advantage. rucks and mauls, a particularly effective tackler. rucks and mauls. Gerard Forde - Flanker: Michael Green - Tight Head Prop: Vice -captain who led his forwards from in front; his Geoffrey Manteit - Half Back: A tower of strength in the front row at tight head, a strength, speed and aggression made him an ideal Developed into a strong, aggressive half back, with a punishing defender, extremely valuable in the flank jumper forward who was consistently first to the sure, swift, accurate service which continually gave the

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outside backs those extra inches to engineer breaks in many rousing tries during the season, scored crucial Lawrence Robson - Winger: the opposition back line, chosen to play for the tries against Southport and Nudgee with impressive One of the younger members of the side, but had good Queensland Schoolboys. acceleration. Played for Queensland and Australian speed and did not hesitate to use it; a strong defender Schoolboys. who fielded ball well; came of age when he drove Paul Proberts Outside Centre: through two tackles to score in the Nudgee match. Michael Lynagh Five -Eight: - - A hard -running attacker and punishing defender who A most worthy performer in the crucial position of John Wells Full Back and Captain: mastered well the art of setting up his outside man. - five -eight, consistently provided quick, accurate Carried out his official duties well Combined efficiently in many planned moves. and was well liked service to his outside men, employed a neat side-step by all members of the team; his incisive entries into and acceleration to great advantage, equally capable the three-quarter line most often created effective Michael Keefer - Winger: with the chip -kick, high punt or raking touch finder, attack and inspired the team; a strong defender who One of the experienced players of this year's team earned valuable points throughout the season with was rarely in trouble fielding high ball under pressure; having played in last year's premiership side; a hard place kicks and field goals. scored valuable points with penalty goals and running player who learnt well the art of using every conversions. centimetre of space in attack and well able to field These players were helped on different occasions Michael Cook Inside Centre: high ball and kick for touch in defence; needed no - during the season by Damien Peppin, John Kimmins, Performed up to the high expectations which had encouragement when shown the goal line and was one John Campbell, James Windsor, Michael Gauld, been formed as a result of his promising season last of the main points scorers during the season; another Bernard Curran, Anthony Pascoe and Scott McNamee. year, a most elusive runner who either set up or scored Queensland Schoolboy representative. 42 ' 1

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RESULTS OF 1979 SEASON: TERRACE I.G.S. C.E.G.S. B.G.S. T.S.S. NUDGEE D'LANDS B.B.C. B.S.H.S. T.G.S. XV 11 1st - 13 27- 9 18 - 14 12- 6 16- 9 24- 6 36- 0 21 - 16 38- 3 2nd XV 20- 3 7- 0 23- 6 7- 3 7- 7 13- 8 39- 3 25- 6 10- 0 3rd XV - 12- 6 18- 0 6- 3 3- 6 14- 4 30- 0 16- 3 20- 0 4th XV - 18- 0 14- 6 8- 7 19- 9 26- 4 - 17- 0 30- 0 U.16A 18- 0 3- 0 13- 7 12- 0 0- 3 26- 0 12- 6 14- 3 26- 6 U.16B 66- 0 0-13 3-10 7- 0 7-10 32- 0 12- 3 8-14 0- 3 U.16C - 0-32 0-14 4- 0 3-18 14- 6 17- 0 0-10 6- 6 U.16D - 0-18 6-20 6- 4 3-22 - - 0-18 12 - 18 U.15A 6-10 6-22 3-13 0-18 0-15 18- 3 6-18 10- 7 3-19 U.15B 0 9 36- 3- 0-10 6-18 22- 0 24- 0 34- 0 4- 7 10- 0 U.15C 28- 0 0-22 12 - 10 0-22 10- 6 18- 0 16- 9 3- 7 18- 9 U.15D - 0-22 0-12 0-13 0-30 - - 0- 4 16- 4 U.14A 48- 0 14- 4 4- 7 3-18 18- 7 34- 0 32- 0 4-11 30- 0 U.14B 38- 0 4- 0 4 - 0 7- 6 6- 0 28- 0 42- 0 8- 4 16- 0 U.14C 80- 0 8- 6 4- 4 18- 0 12- 4 54- 0 42- 0 12- 0 40- 0 U.14D - 4- 0 6- 6 14- 0 16- 0 - - 42- 0 - U.13A 26- 0 10- 9 7- 3 32- 0 8- 0 32- 0 22- 4 0-10 4- 0 U.13B 6- 0 4- 0 3- 0 24- 0 10- 0 52- 0 6- 0 4- 4 12- 0 U.13C 12- 0 4-14 4- 0 16- 0 22- 8 - 22- 6 0- 8 16- 6 U.13D 30- 4 8- 0 14- 4 - 18- 6 - 43- 0 8- 0 10- 0 47 unforgettable victory in the midst of v. T.S.S. (won on 1st innings) G.T. 89 and 41 spine -tingling tension. Earlier, we had posted a defeated T.S.S. 66 and 7/38 Cricket fighting recovery from 3/10 to 7/84 and we FIRST XI: Back to Tennyson, to another bowlers' wicket were modestly hoping for the century mark Captain: GEOFFREY MANTEIT and our third victory of the season. Again Peter when James Keim and Peter Kelly became Vice -Captain: JOHN WELLS Kelly (5/13 and 3/17) was the chief destroyer as associated in a memorable 50 -run partnership Coach: BR. M. RYAN wickets tumbled regularly. At 1/44 Southport roused hearts. gave a which all This us fighting were poised for victory, but Kelly and Keim In the G.P.S. Fixtures, thirteen to fifteen teams margin which look convincing when didn't very crashed through and T.S.S. lost 9/22. Michael were regularly fielded. The First XI won three I.G.S. reached 3/96, but which proved to be Lynagh (48) played the innings of the match. of their matches and finished in fourth place in close their innings as a just enough at the of James Keim performed particularly well with the the G.P.S. Competition. The best bastsman result of persistently accurate bowling by Peter ball ending the day with 3/25 and 1/11. was Michael Lynagh, with an average of 23 runs Kelly and Damien O'Connell. per innings and Peter Kelly was the mainstay in v. N.C. - G.T. 6/208 declared drew N.C. 3/169 the bowling department, capturing a total of v. C.E.G.S. (won on 1st innings) G.T. 75 The Tennyson strip was far kinder to batsmen 25 wickets at 8.6 runs a piece. The fielding on this occasion and they took advantage of award was won by Morgan Windsor. A major defeated C.E.G.S. 72 and 6/122. conditions as the bowlers toiled hard all day strength of the team was its fielding, but overall On a wicket inclined to play tricks it was a for scant rewards. Geoff Manteit returned a this failed to offset a batting line-up which had bowlers' day and a memorable one for Peter masterly 89 and Michael Lynagh (36) and a tendency to brittleness. Geoffrey Manteit, for Kelly (6/18) and Damien O'Connell (3/17) James Windsor (24) weighed in with handy the second successive year, was chosen in the who destroyed the opposing batting line-up and support. Peter Kelly again performed splendidly Queensland Schoolboys' side. were associated in compiling those vital eight with the ball and, although he did not take a runs for the tenth wicket which enabled us to The introduction this year of limited -over wicket, his persistent accuracy conceded only snatch a first innings victory. Brad Hickey (15) cricket into G.P.S. under age games, had the ten runs from eleven overs. John Wells was the and Michael Lynagh (18) batted well in difficult effect of producing many more results to games most successful wicket -taker at 2/74. and was very successful in removing the rash circumstances. of drawn games which plagued and frustrated v. B.B.C. (lost on 1st innings) B.B.C. 156 and supporters alike in past years. Our players v. B.G.S. (lost on 1st innings) B.G.S. 8/102 defeated G.T. 150. most successful teams under the new rules defeated G.T. 60 and 9/121. The one that got away - twice! With our were the Under 14A, 14B and 14C teams. We lost the toss and had to play on a wicket opposition struggling at 4/34 a dropped catch to all the coaches Thanks are due once again affected by early morning rain and were let them "off the hook" and ended with a far gave their time during who so generously of struggling from the Start. Unfortunately the more respectable total than earlier looked likely. and practice and on the week for coaching middle order batsmen folded in the face of a We gave chase and looked comfortable at 3/94, is especially Saturdays at the games. Gratitude skilled and persistent attack and the innings but a slump followed as both Geoff Manteit First XI players for due to the mothers of the ended with Clay Veivers (18) able to hold his (32) and Michael Lynagh (32) were suddenly lunches for our own and helping to provide head highest because of an intelligent and watching proceedings from the pavillion. Even visiting players. plucky innings. With Grammar at 3/38 some at 8/148 it was "even money", but Clay Veivers v. I.G.S. (won on 1st innings) G.T. 140 and 3/12 hope remained, but our best efforts were unable (27) was clean bowled after an innings of much defeated I.G.S. 138. to contain them and we surrendered on the character and the tail crumpled for just two runs. The finish of this encounter had all the first innings. Lusty hitting by Paul Lutvey (30) ingredients of your classical "cliff-hanger" and and Geoff Manteit (23) in the second innings v. B.S.H.S. (lost on 1st innings) B.S.H.S. 7/206 Terrace hung on to start the season with an boosted bonus points. defeated G.T. 90 and 3/106. 48 We never recovered from the quick loss of three v. T.G.S. (lost on 1st innings) T.G.S. 162 conditions and the bowlers took the field with early wickets although middle order batsmen defeated G.T. 136. the task in front of them. We did not give in Geoff Manteit (25) and John Wells (26) strove easily and, with Toowoomba at 3/96, Geoff manfully to keep the bowlers at bay. A couple Manteit and James Keim broke through the of early wickets had us hoping when High Our early batsman failed to get going and middle order with two wickets a piece and School batted, but they carried on too capitalise on a benign Tennyson pitch. Although Toowoomba slumped to 7/118. Try as we powerfully. Aggressive hitting in the second Michael Lynagh (49) and James Keim (32) might, we could not press home the advantage innings, particulary by James Windsor (43) batted very well and added some respectability and our opponents passed our total with two gained valuable bonus points. to our total, it was obviously meagre in such wickets in hand.

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line up, that Consistent batsmen throughout were John 2nd XI: "settler" in a star studded batting mark and Gallagher and James Donoghue. The former Though only recording two wins out of a invariably passed the hundred lack of depth in the bowling also did well with his spin bowling. possible seven, the 2nd XI of 1979 experienced evidently it was our department that led to our downfall on many a very enjoyable season. The spirit and Christopher Munro's keeping improved as the occasions. dedication of the boys was evident throughout season went on. Joe Ebbage and David Madden team's the season and it was this aspect of the bowled with great pace, but their length Overall, it was a very enjoyable season and the often game that shone through. whole side was appreciative of the hard work and direction lacked control. No doubt the find of the season was Geoff by coach, Mr. Graham. put in Philip Pozzi and Luke Herford worked tirelessly Rosbrook who provided us with several in their leadership roles, and it was to their devastating spells of bowling highlighted by a credit that some of the matches were so close hat trick in the game against Nudgee. Geoff's 3rd XI: gave in spite of the superior technique of the performances were full of merit and he gained Although beaten in most games, the team opposing sides. In this regard the staunch fitting reward when elevated to the ranks of of its best and showed noticeable improvement opening batting of Craig Andrews was of real the First XI. Michael Cook proved to be the in the basic skills by the end of the season. 50 SECOND XI: 15B: 13A: G.T. versus I.G.S. washed out G.T. versus I.G.S. washed out G.T. versus I.G.S. washed out 57 C.E.G.S. 8/68 Loss 119 C.E.G.S. 122 Loss 9/74 C.E.G.S. 7/108 Loss 8/117 B.G.S. 3/118 Loss 90 B.G.S. 198 Loss 60 B.G.S. 6/141 Loss 4/84 T.S.S. 8/83 Win 6/167 T.S.S. 95 Win 126 T.S.S. 66 Win 7/117 N.C. 9/124 Draw 103 N.C. 3/104 Loss 9/48 N.C. 2/50 Loss 155 B.B.C. 59 Win 81 B.B.C. 95 Loss 55 B.B.C. 5/125 Loss 7/139 B.S.H.S. 9/77 Draw 39 B.S.H.S. 7/107 Loss 4/112 B.S.H.S. 3/127 Loss 96 T.G.S. 7/92 Draw 85 T.G.S. 8/109 Loss 47 T.G.S. 3/53 Loss

THIRD XI: 15C: 13B: G.T. versus I.G.S. washed out G.T. versus I.G.S. washed out G.T. versus I.G.S. washed out 57 C.E.G.S. 7/68 Loss 95 C.E.G.S. 7/108 Loss 5/78 C.E.G.S. 69 Win 74 B.G.S. 176 Loss 105 B.G.S. 6/21 Win 49 B.G.S. 4/191 Loss 99 T.S.S. 117 Loss 5/110 T.S.S. 93 Win T.S.S. 55 N.C. 9/112 Loss 71 N.C. 95 Loss 53 N.C. 1/73 Loss 7/93 B.B.C. 85 Win 7/111 B.B.C. 97 Win 7/82 B.B.C. 8/110 Loss 6/101 B.S.H.S. 138 Draw 84 B.S.H.S. 8/170 Loss 100 B.S.H.S. 160 Loss 75 T.G.S. 95 Loss 3/85 T.G.S. 84 Win 54 T.G.S. 68 Loss

FOURTH XI: 14A: 13C: G.T. versus I.G.S. washed out G.T. versus I.G.S. washed out G.T. versus I.G.S. washed out 51 C.E.G.S. 6/75 Loss 0/33 C.E.G.S. 32 Win 74 C.E.G.S. 85 Loss 3/94 B.G.S. 3/99 Draw 5/64 B.G.S. 5/76 Loss 94 B.G.S. 83 Win 75 T.S.S. 163 Loss T.S.S. T.S.S. 72 N.C. 9/64 Draw 9/72 N.C. 43 Win 86 N.C. 44 Win 9/102 B.B.C. 18 Win 5/102 B.B.C. 8/104 Loss 5/131 B.B.C. 43 Win 50 B.S.H.S. 135 Loss 8/130 B.S.H.S. 8/102 Win 58 B.S.H.S. 110 Loss 9/95 T.G.S. 69 Win 75 T.G.S. 107 Loss 9/98 T.G.S. 5/121 Loss

15A: 14B: 13D: G.T. versus I.G.S. washed out G.T. versus I.G.S. washed out G.T. versus I.G.S. washed out 63 C.E.G.S. 91 Loss 5/69 C.E.G.S. 27 & 9/31 Win C.E.G.S. 8/99 B.G.S. 6/140 Loss 4/111 B.G.S. 50 Win B.G.S. 8/88 T.S.S. 6/63 Win T.S.S. T.S.S. 90 N.C. 8/99 Loss 6/71 N.C. 61 Win 75 N.C. 74 Win 6/81 B.B.C. 7/127 Loss 7/89 & 0/0 (decl.) B.B.C. 36 & 2/44 Win 9/161 B.B.C. 200 Loss 5/93 B.S.H.S. 4/190 Loss 3/54 B.S.H.S. 50 Win 88 B.S.H.S. 6/95 Loss 8/110 T.G.S. 4/118 Loss 79 T.G.S. 7/150 Loss 116 T.G.S. 9/119 Loss service in giving the team a platform from second half of the season with two fine wins. UNDER 15B: which to build a score. Perhaps the highlight of the season was the A disappointing season as shown in the results, magnificent bowling of Peter Doran in the but a rewarding one in team co-operation and In the G.P.S. rounds our success was in the B.B.C. match. playing and competing and the improving of the spirit shown, despite the many defeats. individual skills rather than in the winning. In UNDER 15A: that light, it was a highly successful year, Team harmony was splendid and it is in adversity Although beaten a rounded off handsomely with the Fathers in number of games, the that character and fortitude are highlighted. team showed versus Sons game, won this year by the Dads. considerable ability. Peter Welch and Brendan Nasser made a number These lads tried hard, but could not put it all 4th XI: of fine hard hitting contributions. The bowling together at the right time. However, the season Although the team was disappointed with honours were shared by David O'Rourke and was an enjoyable one with some important early results, they broke back in the Peter McCrossin. lessons learnt. 51 Fathers who acted as managers through the against T.S.S. All players showed potential as Joseph Cranitch's hat trick against C.E.G.S. and season earned the thanks and appreciation of the season developed and the team should do Ian Reinhardt's 45 and Michael Bazzo's 50 in the whole team. well next year. the match with B.B.C. UNDER 15C: UNDER 13B: The team had four memorable wins during the Although beaten in most games, the team gave season, mainly as a result of their determination of its best and showed considerable improvement UNDER 13D: to work together. All players gave of their best in basic skills by the end of the season. and deserved their success. All boys benefitted from the experience of UNDER 13C: playing in G.P.S. cricket. Valuable lessons were UNDER 14A: The team had three wins during the season and learnt which should improve performances in more success. The highlights were the years ahead. The 14A team enjoyed a successful season deserved winning 4 games, losing 3, with the remaining game washed out. The limited over rules applying to the 1st innings certainly produced many enjoyable and exciting encounters. The team was very well balanced with David Veivers, Tony Newman, Robert Pozzi and Quentin Norton sharing bowling honours, while Mark Ponniah, Gerald Keim, Stephen Partridge and Cameron Taylor performed well with the bat. A most promising team of cricketers for future Terrace years.

UNDER 14B: After the disappointment of the washed out games against Ipswich Grammar, the team was able to put together a string of 1st innings wins. It is not often that teams from B.G.S., N.C., B.B.C., and B.S.H.S. are beaten at cricket 7 - in successive games by Terrace. This was achieved by a team who fielded well and alWays gave of their best. UNDER 13A: The team gained valuable experience in this their first year of G.P.S. competition. Early order batsmen showed promise, but they were seldom supported by the middle order. The highlights of the season were two fine performances by team captain Andrew Forbes 2nd XI: Back Row: J. Brannelly, L. Herford, E. O'Regan, M. Corcoran, P. Elder, S. Keys, who scored 57 Not Out against B.S.H.S. and R. Grant (V/Capt.). obtained four wickets for 5 runs in the match Front Row: S. O'Rourke, D. Madden, M. Cook (Capt.), J. Ebbage, C. Duffy. 52 .,

_ 3rd XI: 4th XI: Back Row: J. Donoghue, C. Andrews, A. Whittaker, M. Scanlan, P. Pozzi (V/Capt.), Back Row: P. Brasch, S. Harvey, M. Scanlan, P. McGarry, M. Brosnan, G. Olds. C. Munro. Front Row: A. Whittaker (V/Capt.), R. Nasser, M. Dyba (Capt.), D. Boyle, Front Row: J. Gallagher, J. Ebbage, L. Herford (Capt.), R. Nasser, M. Seymour. P. Doran.

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UNDER 13A: . - - Back Row: G. Anderson, L. Murphy, B. Lumb, M. MacDonald, A. Forbes (Capt.) UNDER 13B: Front Row: P. Crowley, J. Taylor, M. Montiero, G. Donaldson. Back Row: S. Neil, J. McLean, M. Cathcart, M. Bugler, S. White, E. Howard. Absent: L. Denham, J. Scanlan, S. White. Front Row: M. Cullinan, B. Rowe, A. Tiernan, K. Matson, P. Salerni.

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Front Row: D. Carter, P. Geraghty, I. Reinhardt, M. Bazzo, C. McCluskey. Front Row: M. Dillman, J. Cranitch, D. O'Sullivan, P. O'Callaghan, T. Grau, - Absent: J. Flanagan. J. Higgins. 55 Swimming

TODD GIBBONS Captain: ;VP 1: 0.1 Vice -Captain: MICHAEL GREEN Swimming Master: MR. B. BAKER In the G.P.S. Championships the Terrace team At the College Championships Carnival, Colin scored 229 points to be placed fourth behind Robertson (U.12) equalled the 50 m. Freestyle B.S.H.S. (358), B.G.S. (276) and T.S.S. (243) Record of 31.9 held jointly by Michael Crouch ' . and ahead of I.G.S. (224). The team was (1971) and Simon O'Kane (1976). captained by Todd Gibbons. Vice -Captain was Carnival, Xavier Clarke (U.11) Michael Green who was presented with the At the C.I.C. in the 100 m. Freestyle and Eisentrager Cup for the most outstanding broke two records m. Butterfly events. The new records performance at the carnival (two thirds and a the 50 (previously 1.13.0, Mark Waugh 1977) second from his three events). This was the are 1.12.6 36.9 (previously 37.0, Mark Waugh 1977). second successive year that Michael was and awarded this trophy. The Champions for 1979 were:- The Lance Hedley Memorial Trophy for the Michael Green most improved swimmer was awarded to Tim Open: Under 16: Neil O'Hare Dodson. Although only Under 15, Tim Under 15: Robert Sydes represented the College in the All -Age 400m. Under 14: Simon O'Kane Freestyle event. Under 13: Warwick Mortensen In the course of the season, a number of new Under 12: John Gibbons records were set. At the G.P.S. Carnival, three Under 11: Xavier Clarke records were broken:- Under 10: Tim Russell Greg Hansen (U.13) swam 29.4 for third place in the 50 m. Freestyle event for his age. The Parents and staff responded cheerfully and previous record of 29.8 was held jointly by willingly to the call for assistance as officials Mark Tonelli (1970) and Michael Crouch (1972). at the Terrace -run Carnivals. The mothers of the Open Age swimmers, led by Mrs. Gibbons Warwick Mortensen (U.13) recorded 34.0 for and Mrs. Green, prepared a magnificent spread second place in the 50 m. Backstroke, thus for the end -of -season celebration held in the breaking his own (eight days old) record of College Hall after the G.P.S. Carnival. 34.6. The previous record of 35.3 was held jointly by Mark Tonelli (1970) and Ashley All in all, it was a successful season, marked by Van de Velde (1972). enthusiasm and dedication on the part of both Michael Green broke his own Open 200m. boys and the members of staff who assumed SECONDARY AGE CHAMPIONS 1979: responsibility for organisation and training: - Freestyle record set by him at the College Back Row: R. Sydes (U.15), N. O'Hare (U.16). Championships. The new College Record is Brother Poncini, Mrs. Routh and Messrs. Perry, Front Row: S. O'Kane (U.14), M. Green (Open), W. Mortensen (U.13). now 2.12.1. This was a new event in 1978. Parry, Bliss, White and Baker. 56 11

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?t,1' 3rd Row: S. O'Kane, P.T. Lynch, J. Boulton, R. Sydes, OPEN G.P.S. REPS. - 1979: C. Price, A. Pratt, M. Holmes, M. Holmes. Back Row: M. Windsor, 2nd Row: L. Denham, J. Bush, W. S. S. Lynch, P. Vincent, Mortensen, Neill, M. Malouf, A. Musgrave, R. Pozzi. G. Symons, M. Green (V/C). Front Row: P. Proberts, Front Row: R. McDonald, G. Gibbons, C. Robertson, ' B. Curran, J. Fox, M. McAvoy, M. Waugh, R. Stanicic. T. Gibbons (Capt.). Absent: G. Hansen, J. Gibbons, P. Tyquin, M. Boyce, C. Henry, Absent: C. Tyquin. P.C. Lynch, M. Ryan, M. Wells. 57 , Rowing

Captain of the Boats: ANDREW BUCKLEY Vice Captain: DAMIAN WRIGHT Rowing Master: BR. A.F. McQUILLAN Stroke of the 1st VIII: DAMIAN WRIGHT Early events in preparation for the 1979 season included participation in the Murwillumbah

a Regatta, the Warana Marathon and the New South Wales Centenary Regatta. The trip to Sydney in October 1978 for the Centenary 1ST VIII - 1979: Left to Right: N. Macrossan (Cox), D. Wright (Str.), P. Facey, D. Frawley, D. Kelly, G. Baxter, P. Roberts, Regatta gave the Terrace crews the opportunity M. Facey, A. Buckley. of seeing international senior oarsmen competing t. in preparation for the world championship.

The actual 1979 rowing season began with a rowing camp held during the January vacation. The new boat "The Jubileee" was put into commission and training was advanced with V the acquisition of two new ergometers. The 1st VIII was stroked by Damian Wright and coached by Mr. Gerard O'Keeffe and Mr. Alan Gray. The crew performed creditabily throughout the season and were placed fifth in the G.P.S. Championship Regatta won by Brisbane Grammar.

2ND VIII - 1979: Left to Right: S. Carroll (Cox), P. Slater (Str.), J. Morgan, D. Holt, P. Cullinan, M. Arnold, J. Kormendy, P. Mills, J. Gambaro, S. McNamee. 58 I a THE LAUNCHING OF "THE JUBILEE" 3RD VIII - 1979: Left to Right: Br. J.G. Hodda, Br. O.S. Adams. Left to Right: A. Cullen (Cox), J. Murphy (Str.), J. Venables, R. Hegarty, J. Greig, P. Lynch, W. Grau, H. Kranen, V. De Ruos. The Second VIII stroked by Peter Slater was the most successful crew of the season. This lightweight crew recorded 4 wins throughout lij 'Orr ,--ca4rr the season as well as a number of seconds. They ft f .j.er were placed fourth in G.P.S. the Regatta won :1 I - - tt - r by The Southport School. The '79 season was the Terrace Club's Silver 01 Jubilee. The occasion was marked by having a special medallion struck for the Terrace Regatta. The new eight was named "The Jubilee" in honour of the occasion.

The Club is grateful to all who helped make the season enjoyable and successful. The Ladies Auxiliary deserves special praise for their LA efforts in the organisation of the various 4'7 functions. The Art Union dinner was perhaps their greatest success. Club members also wish ilk . f to thank the coaches who spent so much time -X.' -7. and effort in the preparation of crews. All THE FIRST VIII AT TRAINING ON THE RIVER: concerned can be pleased with the progress Left to Right: (Cox) M. Macrossan, (Stroke) D. Wright, (7) P. Facey, (6) D. Frawley, (5) D. Kelly, made in 1979. (4) G. Baxter, (3) P. Roberts, (2) M. Facey, (Bow) A. Buckley. 59 *11

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11 s -.* Terrace enjoyed considerable success this year in G,P.S. tennis, finishing third in the 1st IV, second in the 2nd IV and equal leaders in the Under 15s. Even though our Under 14 team won only one competition game, they stayed manfully at their task and in so doing, gained valuable experience for future years.

1.1 Our success was due to overall team effort rather than any particular display of individual brilliance. Unlike some other schools we did not have any State ranked players.

A feature of our 1st IV tennis was the highly competitive spirit displayed throughout the year and the leadership of team captain Bryan Horrigan and Vice -Captain Damien O'Connell. These two seniors greatly assisted and encouraged the two younger Year 10 members of the team, Anthony Butler and Paul Geraghty. r- a We thank Dr. John Keys and Mr. Kevin Horrigan for their generous assistance and coaching throughout an enjoyable season. First IV - 1979: 2nd IV - 1979: Back Row: Bryan Horrigan (Capt.), Back Row: Stephen Keys, Geoffrey Rosbrook. Damien O'Connell (V/Capt.) Front Row: Michael Rackemann, Brett Harvey (Capt.). Front Row: Anthony Butler, Paul Geraghty.

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62 ' ,113*.spi .t o Track &Field AINA.4 * Captain: JOHN GOCKEL Vice -Captains: LUKE HASELER & cti JOHN HINCH Master in Charge: BR. M.J. SANDERSON

The second week of the August holidays saw the Track and Field Coaching Camp being held at Lake Maroon and Boonah. This involved an extensive coaching programme in style and technique for all the Track and Field events. This programme was also able to build upon the fitness developed in the athletes through the efforts of Mr. Rod Perry and Mr. John Kerrisk IF during the second term. Much was done thanks to the generous efforts of Mr. L. Baartz, Br. Pat Sellen and Br. J. Sayer with the coaching; Mrs. O'Connell and Mr. J. Ryan with the catering; and Mrs. P. Haseler with I the pre -camp organisation. COLLEGE AGE CHAMPIONS TRACK & FIELD, 1979: Left to Right: Lawrence Robson (U.16), Ian Ralph (U.14), James Fitzgerald (U.15), The first weekend of the Third Term provided the opportunity for the John Gockel (Open), Michael Phillips (U.13). running of the College championships in which over a hundred athletes participated. Their keeness to compete augured well for the rest of the , season. The age champions were as follows:- I "011P, - Open: John Gockel Under 16: Lawrence Robson Al Under 15: James Fitzgerald rya Under 14: Ian Ralph Under 13: Michael Phillips The following weekends saw the athletes of the Track and Field Team - some 100 of them - compete in various Invitation Carnivals at the 0E11 complex at Nathan, during the course of which standing college records were being broken week by week. This was a real encouragement for the athletes who by this stage were training consistently and well. One of the more important days of the season was the weekend of the State Titles in which all the athletes, not just those who might eventually gain G.P.S. representative status, had the chance to vie for a place in the state finals. In the finals, Terrace athletes won sixteen medals. Even more r - heartening was the large number of our boys who qualified for the finals. OPEN TRACK & FIELD - 1979: Back Row: Robert Stone, Paul Lambert, Michael Press, Luke Haseler, GOLD MEDALS: Robert Woo, Robert Fogarty. Michael Phillips 13 yrs. 100m; 13 yrs. 200m. 2nd Row: Geoff Rosbrook, Tom Hurley, David McNamara, John Hinch, Michael Green, Mark Atkins. Ian Ralph 14 yrs. 800m, 2 m. 2.2 secs. (U.14 College Record) Front Row: Russell Rapisarda, John Gockel, Matthew Scanlan. Stephen Partridge 14 yrs. 90m Hurdles, 13.5 secs. (State Record) 63 SILVER MEDALS: '14T1/45Pa7,

Ian Ralph 14 yrs. 400m, 52.7 secs. (U.14 College Record) N Laurie Robson 16 yrs. 100m, 11.0 secs. (U.16 College Record) Robert Stone 17-18 yrs. 200m, Steeple Chase is BRONZE MEDALS: Colin Robertson 12 yrs. 800m Anthony. Newman 13 yrs. High Jump Leofric Hampson 13 yrs. Long Jump Simon Neill 13 yrs. Hurdles Michael Malouf 13 yrs. 800m David Veivers Paul Landy 14 yrs. 4 x 100 m Relay, 47.2 secs. Ian Ralph (U.14 College Record) Michael Robson Tim Geraghty 15 yrs. Hurdles Alan Dick 16 yrs. Hurdles, 15.2 secs. (U.16 College Record) UNDER 16 TRACK & FIELD - 1979: Back Row: Gregory Ellison, James Brannelly, Robert Rodger, Christopher Price, Roger Nasser 17-18 yrs. Shot Putt. Dominic Kelly, Alan Dick. Front Row: Lawrence Robson, Scott McNamee, Timothy Geraghty, David Waden, October 13th saw the Track and Field Representative Team take up the David Morganti, Anthony Pascoe. challenge of the G.P.S. championships in which Terrace gained 6th place .*.04 with 2701/2 points. The day provided many stirring and memorable "P?,,k .-t4C performances and everyone of our representatives gave of his best. It was a very good finish to a season which saw twenty-five (out of a possible fifty-four) new College Records being set, fourteen of these being established on the Championship day itself. All of the athletes are to be congratulated not only for their efforts in the G.P.S. Championships, but also for the dedication shown in maintaining their training programme throughout the season.

G.P.S. CHAMPIONSHIPS:

1st Place: e. Michael Phillips U.13, Hurdles, 11.2 secs; U.13, 100m, 12.4 secs.; U.13, 200m, 24.7 secs. Ian Ralph U.14, 400m, 53.8 secs.; U.14, 800m, 2 m. 3.4 secs. Stephen Arnold U.13, 400m, 55.6 secs. (College Record)

2nd Place: UNDER 15 TRACK & FIELD - 1979: Stephen Partridge U.14, 80m Hurdles, 12.1 secs. (College Record) Back Row: Justin Boulton, Robert Sydes, Stephen Conry, Mark Holmes, Anthony Ryan, Robert Day. 4 m. 25.1 secs. (College Record) Peter Steele U.14, 1500m, 2nd Row: Gregory McGrath, Peter Welch, Brendan Nasser, Michael Kelly, Scott McNamee U.16, 800m, 1 m. 59.3 secs. (College Record) James Fitzgerald, Mario Gatto. Robert Rodger U.16, 1500m, 4 m. 11.2 secs. Front Row: Paul Curran, Rod Aspinall, Liam Proberts. 64 - p- ,tm NAir;t7 . 4,41`, Michael Robson frfe- -t7t 11.17-t " Ian Ralph U.14, 4 x 100m Relay Paul Landy 47 secs. (College Record) David Veivers ecji:. °44 3rd Place: Leofric Hampson U.13 High Jump, 1.625m (College Record) Nigel Beebe U.14, High Jump, 1.70m. Matthew McDonald U.13, 1500m, 4 m. 46.8 secs. Laurie Robson U.16, 200m, 23.5 secs. U.16, 400m, 51.2 secs. (College Record) Alan Dick U.16, 100m Hurdles, 15.3 secs. :i a OTHER COLLEGE RECORDS SET AT THE G.P.S. UNDER 14 TRACK & FIELD - 1979: CHAMPIONSHIPS: Back Row: Nigel Beebe, Paul Landy, David Wilkinson, David Cullinan, Cal Malouf, Michael Robson. 2nd Row: Anthony Newman, David Veivers, Ian Ralph, Stephen Partridge, John Devereux, John O'Callaghan. Anthony Newman - U.14 High Jump, 1.725m Front Row: Glenn Lambert, Simon Neill, Peter Steele, David O'Connell. Paul Lambert - Open Long Jump, 6.56m. John Hinch - Open 800m, 1 m. 58.1 secs. Robert Stone - Open 3000m, 9 m. 5 secs. Michael Press, Damien O'Connell, David McNamara & Chris Price - Open 4 x 800m Relay, 8 m. 18.6 secs. Colin Robertson, Chris Henry, Robert Sydes & Chris Munro - All Age 4 x 800m Relay, [ lf 8 m. 50.3 secs.

Sincere thanks must go to those involved in coaching boys and to the members of the Track and Field Committee who helped with coaching and the "Wine and Cheese" night, especially Mr. R. Perry, Mr. J. Kerrisk, Mr. P. Byrne, Br. J. Sayer, Br. M. Ryan, Mr. S. Little, Mr. L. Baartz, UNDER 13 TRACK & FIELD - 1979: Dr. C. Wilkinson, Mr. T. Cook, Mr. P. Neill, Mr. C. Parker, Mr. B. Holland, Back Row: Michael Grant Wilson, Terry Malouf, O'Kane, Jason Gray, Mr. P. Brannelly and Mr. & Mrs. G. Haseler. Our thanks also to the Michael Corcoran, Colin Robertson, Philip Schoutrop, Gerard Anderson, parents Patrick Flynn. and families of the athletes who offered so much encouragement to their 2nd Row: Michael Russell, Stephen J. Pratt, Matthew McDonald, Thomas Cullinan, sons during the season. Leofric Hampson, Michael Bazzo, Michael Phillips, Christopher McKenna. Front Row: Michael Tolhurst, Glen Donaldson, Garth Collier, Brendan Ryan, Craig Aspinall, James Deveney, Anthony Lennon. BR. M.J. SANDERSON, Athletics Master 65 Best runners for the Under 15 team were Robert place overall. Our Opens finished well enough. Cross Country Sydes, 15th; and Liam Proberts, 19th. This Robert Stone was second, Damian O'Connell result gave us a further 6 points. The Under 16 12th, and Geoff Rosbrook 15th. Churchie, and Open races were over 5 km. In the Under 16 however, did not slip. We were third in the Captain: ROBERT STONE race we were unlucky to have Brad MacDonald event and scored 7 more points. Vice -Captain: DAMIAN O'CONNELL severely restricted by a recurrence of injury. He Master in Charge: MR. I. DOHERTY was well in contention for two-thirds of the When all the points were totalled, we had race, but was severely affected by the injury scored 28 and were fourth in the field. It was a good result, and in keeping with the hard Our cross country course in Victoria Park was the over the remaining distance. Our best was hours of training which the runners had put in, venue for some early season competition with Robert Rodger, 2nd; and the team finished and the planning and organisation produced by Brisbane Grammar and our own Championships. fifth, scoring 5 points. The last 400m of this the Committee. This Committee has become Terrace champions for 1979 were Robert were a neck and neck tussle between Robert an important part of Terrace Cross Country. Stone (Open), Brad MacDonald (U.16), Robert and the eventual winner. It seemed, with only This year its members were Robert Stone, Sydes (U.15), Peter Steele (U.14) and Michael metres to go, that Robert must prevail. A final Damian O'Connell, Robert Rodger, Brad Philips (U.13). lunge by his opponent denied him the victory, MacDonald, Mark Holmes, Peter Steele, but the warm applause from the crowd showed Invitation meetings were also attended at Leofric Hampson, Robert Day, Gavin Houston their appreciation of his gallant effort. Kedron High School and Nudgee College. and Craig Pandy. We who were watching felt that an outstanding Our open champion Robert Stone performed result in the final event, if coupled with a bad Overall, 1979 was a year of consolidation and well in the State Schoolboys' Championships finish by Churchie, might just give us third improvement for Cross Country. and deserved his selection in the Queensland Under 19 team which finished a close second 4 V..4 111 t:A. . in the National titles held in Sydney. 11%. 10 The season's main event was the G.P.S. Championship. In running fourth in 1979, we place gained our highest placing since the third 1` we took in 1975. The points scored by the A team were fifty percent better than the total achieved in running sixth in 1978. Team Captain and Vice -Captain were Robert Stone and Damian O'Connell respectively. Team manager was Mr. Doherty. Cross country events for the Under 13 to 15 age groups were over 3 kilometres. We failed to get a winner in the first twenty home in the Under 13's and scored only 3 points. In the next race, the Under 14 event, we came a very good third and scored 7 points. Our best were Peter Steele, 3rd; Ian Ralph, 5th; and Guy Andrew, 10th. Another runner in the first CROSS COUNTRY COLLEGE CHAMPIONS - 1979: twenty could easily have given us second place. Left to Right: M. Phillips (U.13), P. Steele (U.14), R. Sydes (U.15), B. MacDonald (U.16), R. Stone (Open). 66 r

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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: The programme followed in the classes is based on the "Guidelines for the Education in the Faith" as recommended by the Catholic Education Office.

416 IMO The year commenced with a Mass for parents and boys of all Junior School classes held in Centenary Hall. The mass was followed by a , light supper at which parents and teachers could meet informally. Throughout the year we have been indebted to Father Michael Brown, OFM, for celebrating weekly class masses and administering the Reconciliation for the boys. As Sacrament of ;kr; John Robertson. part of their preparation for receiving the Back Row: Mr. Michael Herd, Mrs. Margaret Routh, Br. Peter Parry (Master -in -Charge), Mr. Sacrament of Confirmation, the Grade 7 boys Middle Row: Br. Michael Hanley, Mr. Ted Lane, Miss Kristen Andersen. were involved in the "Live in the Spirit" Front Row: Mr. Robert Maidens, Br. Michael Poncini. programme. Insert: Mrs. B. Eisentrager. 68 and teachers, during camps at Lake Maroon, TENNIS: provide a more diverse range of sports as well Tallebudgera and Warawee. Two teams were fielded in social games arranged as improve College tennis standards in later by the C.I.C. association as an attempt to years. Grade Seven had in addition a 21/2 day camp with the preparation for Confirmation as the theme.

JUNIOR SCHOOL SPORT: This year we were involved in the three sporting Associations of The Combined Independent f Colleges, the Junior G.P.S. and the Queensland Junior Rugby Union. Within the school, the Physical Education programme resulted in r .. boys receiving a certificate for achieving I An ' .1 standards at various activities. I, - 1 . , "" Irda- 4:. JUNIOR LEADERS- 1979: Back Row: Timothy Baartz, Nathan Meade, Kevin Dick, Anthony Gough, Robert Samut, Stephen Gassman, James Breene, Simon Foster, Alfred Maccarone. SWIMMING: Front Row: Christopher Fanning, Anthony Merlo, Ross Clarke, Michael Carmody, Adam Carlton -Smith, Jude Lane We were runners-up in the C.I.C. Carnival for the second successive year. A CRICKET: ; A Nine teams competed in the C.I.C. competition. .411 Our most successful team was the Grade 6 "A" side which was defeated only once during the I season. ti

RUGBY: Six of our twelve teams made the semi-finals in the Queensland Junior Rugby Union competition. Four of these teams played in the Grand Finals. The 10A's were the only team I to win their Grand Final by defeating Nudgee Junior 4 - 0.

ATHLETICS: Terrace made history by winning the C.I.C. V 4SW. carnival narrowly from Ashgrove in Track and

- _I. 9 2 ,. 1...... _. Field. In the Junior School Cross Country, ' b.._ , . DUCES 1979: Terrace finished 2nd in Under 9 and Under 10 - Back Row: Declan Kelly (6 Blue), Robert Samut (7 Blue), Anthony Mann (7 Gold). and won the Under 12. Front Row: Anthony Mills (5 Blue), Peter Congram (6 Gold), James Pozzi (5 Gold). 69 ..,.. . ( . . w 44. 11 kt,' . . " 4,, ...,, . ,.. ,, n ;,. , s' .. .. A fi i. ...v, . ..: fie _ \ ,,, fa YEAR 7 BLUE - 1979: Back Row: Nicola Candotti, Damien Boulton, Kevin Dick, Trent Richards -Smith, Robert Samut, James Tiffin, William Gallagher, Peter Tyquin, Jonathan Breene,

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YEAR 5 BLUE 1979: - Russell, Joseph Doran, Benjamin Corser, Alexander Wightman. Back Row: Adrian Greig, John McKinley, Timothy Phelan, Brett Hall, Paul Johnson, Timothy McGown, Sean McCaffrey, Peter Kirk, Richard Shun Wah, Damien O'Neill, 2nd Row: Anthony Morrow, Christopher Ryall, Peter Gray, Shaun Pandy, Michael David Conry, Luke Campbell. Benjamin Rees, Dominic Bisshop, Kevin Front Row: Nicholas Backstrom, Anthony Williams, Simon Field, Anthony Mills, Richard Mann, Damien Lane, Dauth. Absent: William Clague, Sean Dyba.

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Aei "21°) e<0 UNDER 12 - QUEENSLAND RUGBY REPRESENTATIVES: On the Queen's birthday weekend, forwards Kevin Kick, Adam Carlton -Smith, Matthew r5 Dillman and winger Colin Robertson, flew to Sydney with the Under 12 Queensland Representative side to play in an interstate knock -out competition. The Queensland 7 team won through to the Grand Final, won v., narrowly by A.C.T. in an exciting match played UNDER 12A - 1979: at the Randwick Rugby Club. Back Row: P. Wilson, J. O'Keeffe, P. Seymour, J. Breene, R. Samut, K. Dick, M. Dillman, C. Robertson, C. Peppin, J. Gibbons. Congratulations to these four boys on their Front Row: C. Fanning, A. Merlo, J. Taylor, A. Carlton -Smith, T. Dempsey. selection. We hope they continue through the school in true Terrace Rugby tradition. Many thanks to the Parramatta Rugby Club who 411 A generously billeted the boys and to our own parents who assisted. 414

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_ VI- UNDER 10C - 1979: UNDER 10D - 1979: Back Row: A. Henderson, B. Foster, D. Sheahan, J. White, T. Phelan, P. Bartley, Back Row: R. Mann, S. Vider, A. Lawson, W. Clague, P. Gray, S. McGeever, J. Doran, D. Roberts, M. Stenson, J. Pozzi. J. McKinlay, P. Murphy, A. Gaffney, S. Pandy, M. Macklin. Front Row: S. Vitelli, S. English, N. Musgrave (Capt.), S. O'Donoghue, M. McGown. Front Row: N. Backstrom, S. Field, R. Shun-Wah, C. Cockerill (Capt.), D. McGrath, J. Connolly, P. O'Regan.

10B: G.T. 0, Ash. 4 RESULTS: 12B: G.T. 22, N.J. 4 11 Red: G.T. 4, Ash. 12 10B: G.T. 4, S.L.C. 8 4, Churchie 7 12C G.T. 4, Churchie 8 11 Black: G.T. 20, Ash. 0 10C: G.T. 18, G.T.'D' 0 10C: G.T. 28/4/79: 12D: G.T. 4, St. Paul's 16 12A: G.T. 34, St. Col. 0 11A: G.T. 8, S.L.C. 4 10D: G.T. 4, S.L.C. 4 10A: G.T. 8, Ash. 4. 12B: G.T. 6, Ash. 22 11B: G.T 14, S.L.C. 0 11A: G.T. 14, Ash. 0 10B: G.T. 0, Ash. 10 2/6/79: 18, Ash. 4 12C: G.T. 4, B.B.C. 28 11 Red: G.T. 0, 11 Black G.T.T.0 11B: G.T. G.T. 0, Ash. 20 10A: G.T. 4, Ash. 0 10C: ' 12D: G.T. 4, Ash. 24 12A. G.T. 0, S.L.C. 0 ' 11 Red: G.T. 36, Ash. 0 G.T. 0, Ash. 9 10D: G.T. 0, Ash. 4 10B: 12B: G.T. 0, St. Pat's 4 11 Black G.T. 12, S.L.C. 14 11A: G.T. 7, Ash. 4 10C: G.T. 16, S.L.C. 8 12C: G.T. 0, S.L.C. 48 12A: G.T. 0, Ash. 4 10D: G.T. 0, Ash. 16 23/6/79: 11B: . G.T. 24, Ash, 4 12D: G.T. 0, S.L.C. 24 12B: G.T. 0, Churchie 4 10A G.T. 4, N.J. 4 11 Black: G.T. 24, Ash. 0 11A: G.T. 4, Ash. 6 12C: G.T. 0, Ash. 62 10B: G.T. 30, N.J. 0 7/7/79: 11 Red: G.T. o, Ash. 16 11B: G.T. 20, Ash. 6 12D: G.T. 0, St. Paul's 62 10C: G.T. 8, Ash. 4 10A. G.T. 40, St. Pat's 0 12A: G.T. 20, St. Col. 0 11 Red: G.T. 12, S.L.C. 12 10D: G.T. 16, N.J. 8 10B: G.T. 4, St. Col. 8 12B: G.T. 0, Ash. 8 11 Black G.T. 62, S.L.C. 0 11A: G.T. 9, N.J. 0 10C: G.T. 29, Ash. 0 12C: G.T. 4, Ash. 28 12A: G.T. 6, Ash. 0 21/7/79: 11B: G.T. 8, N.J. 0 10D: G.T. 0, Ash. 32 12D: G.T. 0, Ash. 20 12B: G.T 8, S.L.C. 14 10A: G.T. 24, Churchie 0 11 Red: G.T. 62, 11A: G.T. 30, St, Col. 0 12C: G.T. 0, Ash. 33 10B: G.T. 64, Churchie 0 26/5/79: St. Laurence's 0 11B: G.T. 8, St. Pat's 0 12D: G.T, 8, S.L.C. 10 11 Red: 12, 10C: G.T. 0, Ash. 8 10A: G.T. 14, Churchie 0 11 Black G.T. 30, N.J. 4 G.T. St. Col. 0 10D: G.T. 4, Ash. 16 10B: G.T. 18, Churchie 8 9/6/79: 12A G.T. 4, N.J. 4 11 Black: G.T. 4, Ash. 4 11A: G.T. 0, Churchie 0 10C: G.T. 48, N.J. 0 10A G.T. 14, St. Pat's 4 12B: G.T. 30, N.J. 0 12A: G.T. 28, St. Col. 0 12B: 11B: G.T. 8, Churchie 3 10D: G.T. 10, Ash. 0 10B: G.T. 12, St. Col, 4 12C G.T. 8, Ash. 4 G.T. 0, B.B.C. 22 12C: 11 Black G.T. 4, 11 Red G.T. 0 11A: G.T. 8, Churchie 6 10C G.T. 0, Ash. 20 12D: G.T. 16, N.J. 8 G.T. 0, B.B.C. 32 12A: G.T. 4, 11B: G.T. 18, N.J. 0 10D: G.T. 0, Churchie 40 12D: G.T. 12, Ash. 14 Churchie 12 12B: G.T. Bye 11 Red: G.T. 22, N.J. 0 11A: G.T. 36, 12C: G.T. 0, Churchie 10 11 Black: G.T. 20, St. Col. 0 St. Columban's 0 30/6/79: 14/7/79: 12D: 8, S.L.C. 8 12A: G.T. 0, Churchie 6 11B: G.T. 8, St. Pat's 4 10A G.T. 24, S.L.C. 0 10A: G.T. 14, Ash. 0 G.T. 76 Swimming SWIMMING - 1979: their previous best times with their best This season Terrace once again showed swim in swimming this season. Thanks to all parents of the season. themselves as a major force in C.I.C. swimming. for their encouragement and support. Terrace were runners up to Southport in all Throughout the season, the members of the At the C.I.C. Carnival, Xavier Clarke (U.11) age group championships and the aggregate. swimming squad attended carnivals held either broke two records in the 100m. Freestyle and This result does not detract from the efforts on a Friday night or a Saturday morning, as the 50m. Butterfly events. The new records the boys recorded at the carnival. As the carnival preparation for the Annual C.I.C. championship. are 1.12.6 (previously 1.13.0, Mark Waugh 1977) progressed, our swimmers continually rewrote Congratulations to all boys who participated and 36.9 (previously 37.0, Mark Waugh 1977) 1 OPIN " ti 4 t !7" w er \,

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RESULTS: 20/10/79: 27/10/79: /1 G.T. v. St. Paul's G.T. v. B.B.C. A 34 8 A 26 25 r, B 36 0 B 26 22 , \ ' 3/11/79: 10/11/79: PRIMARY DEBATING - 1979: G.T. v. St. James G.T. v. St. Patrick's Back Row: Paul Leichsenring, Peter Tyquin, Stephen Gassman, Robert Samut, Anthony Gough, Kevin Dick, Simon Foster. A 36 1 A 33 14 2nd Row: Christopher O'Leary, Gregory Josephson, Alfred Maccarone, Peter Seymour, Peter Simpson, G.T. v. Padua B 36 10 Anthony Mann, Ross Clarke, Michael Feeney, Michael Carmody. B 36 12 Front Row: Mark Hirst, Geoffrey Crowley, Mark Fludder, Adam Carlton -Smith, John Stitt, Luke Beebe. 78 Terrace Primary fielded nine teams in the C.I.C. Junior, Ashgrove, S.L.C., st. Columban's, competition this year. The schools we Rosalie, St. James, Padua, St. Peter's and Cricket competed against were:- C.E.G.S., Nudgee St. Patrick's.

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81 RESULTS: 3/3/79: 24/3/79: 5A: G.T. 115, St. Col. 76 5A: G.T. 120, St. Pat's 41 5B: G.T. 79, St. James 46 5B: G.T. 75, N.J. 72 5C: G.T. 107, St. James 54 5C: G.T. 51, St. Laurence's 64 6A: G.T. 133, Rosalie 41 6A: G.T. 108, St. Col. 82 6B: G.T. 32, St. James 46 6B: G.T. 127, St. Col. 39 5A CRICKET: 6C: G.T. 113, St. Laurence's 117 6C: G.T. 35, St. Laurence's 40 M. Cranitch, B. Brannelly, L. Corbett, M. Kissane. Back Row: D. Lane, C. Ryall, S. McCaffrey, 7A: G.T. 147, Ash. 110 7A: G.T. 110, Ash. 41 Front Row: B. Foster, J. Doran, S. Field (Capt.), B. McGrath, G. Dore. 7B: G.T. 66, Ash. 105 7B: G.T. 95, Ash. 105 7C: G.T. 32, Churchie 143. 7C: Bye 10/3/79: 31/3/79: G.T. 49, S.L.C. 83 5A: 5A: G.T. 172, N.J. 181 52, S.L.C. 39 5B: G.T. 5B: G.T. 80, Ash. 69 5C: G.T. 32, Padua 58 5C: G.T. 59, Ash. 64 S.L.C. 56 6A: G.T. 103, 6A: G.T. 27, Churchie 107 85, S.L.C. 25 6B: G.T. 6B: G.T. 174, N.J. 83 Padua 95 6C: G.T. 35, 7A: No game 65, St. Col. 93 7A: G.T. 7B: No game 7B: G.T. 34, Padua 171 7C: No game 7C: G.T. 43, Ash. 99 5B CRICKET: McGowan. Back Row: C. Cockerill, M. Stenson, S. Pandy, S. English, C. Campbell, M. 7/4/79: M. Carroll. 17/3/79: Row: D. Conry, F. Dinneen, D. Roberts (Capt.), M. Howard, Front 5A: G.T. 108, Churchie 17 5A: G.T. 134, Ash. 52 G.T. 37, St. Peter's 72 a 5B: G.T. Bye 5B: 5C: G.T. 90, St. Pat's 128 5C: G.T. 88, Ash. 98 6A: G.T. 92, Ash. 99 6A: G.T. 108, Nudgee 103 ra' 6B: Bye 6B: G.T. 75, St. Pat's 155 6C: Bye 6C: G.T. 76, St. Peter's 81 7A: G.T. 96, S.L.C. 106 7A: G.T. 76, Nudgee 127 7B: G.T. 24, S.L.C. 129 7B: G.T. 28, St. Jame's 34 7C: Bye 7C: G.T. 52, St. Pat's 86 L -o LS9 .1 VI , ,, .a_ Z . ' 'e.--10- - 5C CRICKET: Rees, R. Mann, S. Vider, Back Row: N. Backstrom, P. O'Regan, S. O'Donoghue, A. Morrow, J. White, B. D. Bisshop. B. Corser, A. Gaffney. Front Row: W. Manners, P. Murphy, W. Clague (Capt.), M. Macklin, B. Hall, 82 I would like to express my appreciation to the Mr. Paul Boman for the time they spent Athletics boys who competed for their tireless efforts organising and coaching the athletes this season. and to the parents who supported the Terrace Thank you once again for a pleasant and

Athletic effort. I wish to thank Br. Hanley and successful season. This year Gregory Terrace stopped Marist Br. Parry, Mr. Herd, Mr. Robertson and BR. PONCINI Ashgrove's run of C.I.C. Athletic Championship .,s. . ; victories with our success at QE I I Nathan. Terrace piled on 389 points to defeat Nudgee Junior 3671/2 and St. Laurences 356.

Team members registered many outstanding performances during the Carnival. Perhaps the most outstanding was that of Declan Kelly who clocked 2.25.2 in the U.11 800m shattering the old mark by 1.6 secs. and the College Record by 2 seconds. Scott McLennan ran 10.85 to win the 80m sprint and break the previous C.I.C. record for the event.

811107110 Dal well, giving Terrace a fine start to Hurdlers ran WINNING AGE GROUP - C.I.C. 1979: the track programme. Our thanks to Mr. Paul (Under 11 - Athletics) Boman for his tireless efforts with our hurdles. Back Row: P. Congram, M. Thomsen, G. Cain, M. McKenna, D. Kelly, R. Boman, S. Harvey, A. Taylor. 2nd Row: A. Kirk, C. Tanner; R. Pigott, B. Cassidy, M. Breene, P. Williams. gaining wins Front Row: X. Clarke, J. Letizia, D. McKenna, M. Pozzi, M. Goulmy. Sprinters excelled themselves r . and places in 80m, 100m and 200m races while -40 relay runners put the icing on the cake in the final events of the programme. I, ic _Ns

Our 800m team competitors showed _ _ determination in winning the teams race in the -as it U.10 and U.11 age groups, gaining a third place in the U.12 division. Competitors were U.10 Scott McLennan, Tim Russell, Anthony Williams and Victor Brampton.

U.11 Declan Kelly, Michael Thomsen, Adrian Taylor and Daniel McKenna.

. ATHLETIC AGE CHAMPIONS - 1979: U.12 Chris Fanning, Adam Carlton -Smith, Back Row: M. Pozzi (U.11), C. Robertson (U.12). Tim O'Hare arid Ross David Clarke. Front Row: T. Russell (U.10), S. McLennan (U.10), M. Howard (U.9). 83 Ity o

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