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

EXCERPTS FROM Catholic Education: THE HEADMASTER'S REPORT In spite of increasing financial burdens to be borne by parents who wish to send their children I have the honour to present to you tonight the to schools like ours there is still evident a keen Annual Report for the first year of the second desire on the part of parents to make this kind century of St. Joseph's College. of education available to their children. Our

I welcome you all on behalf of the College to enrolments are keeping up well and this surely this evening's function and in a particular way I is a reliable guide that parents want what Terrace welcome you to this spot. Years ago the offers. ceremony which we now know as the "Speech It is axiomatic that a pupil can benefit most Night and Distribution of Prizes" was held on from being here if the home and school work an appropriate afternoon in the old College together. For the period that pupils are enrolled Quadrangle. Therefore in holding this evening at a particular school they and their parents here we are not really breaking new ground but have undertaken to uphold and support the are returning to the College after an absence of standards professed by that school. This is all many years. the more important in schools which profess a I hope that you find the open air environment particular religious philosophy. Our primary pleasant enough and that you enjoy the evening value is that St. Joseph's is a catholic school _40 at least as much as you would had it been held and we therefore must endeavour to have all in our more accustomed venue the Festival Hall. aspects of school life and attitudes based on 1976 has been an interesting year at Terrace. (Br.) B.M. Buckley, C.F.C., B. Agr., Dip. Ed., M.A.C.E., Christian principles. We must have your support Headmaster. in I In many ways it has been a good year and there this, and appeal to you to continue to give it. has certainly not been an anti -climax feeling with 690 in the secondary and 233 in the One of the difficult decisions confronting any after Centenary Year last year. Demands for primary grades. There are 135 in grade 12 and Headmaster with full classes is the question of enrolment are keeping up so there is every 142 in grade 11.923 is a slight decrease on last enrolments. There are parents who would prize indication that Terrace is entering its second year's total mainly because grade 4 was phased greatly what schools such as St. Joseph's century with the strong active vigour out this year in accordance with Archdiocesan College offer and who would be very supportive characteristic of youth and not with any sign policy. There is no intention to phase out any of the school but whose sons cannot be accepted symptomatic of old age. Enrolments are 923 further classes. because there is no room in the class requested. If parents do not place significant value on catholic education and do not support school 1;'? to. values and principles in the home situation, "aenone.-41. sne."4:Wdo'dok . Au they could be keeping out of the College r,614.641/i someone else who would.

If there is a difference between values professed in the home and in the school the home ` influence is almost invariably the stronger. This has been well documented by research evidence in recent years. In the "Declaration on Christian Education" the Second Vatican Council clearly recognises this point also. It states: "Since parents have conferred life on their children they have a most solemn obligation to educate their offspring. Hence, parents must be acknowledged as the first and 4411 foremost educators of their children. Their role as educators is so decisive that scarcely anything can compensate for failure in it".

Developments: At Easter time this Centenary Building was .41"rgso brought into full use and has proved to be a very functional addition to the College. It has marking of 2 tennis/basketball areas here enabled the grouping of all secondary classes - Library is about to begin. where we are seated tonight. These tennis into one area so that maximum utilization can - on the debit side a fire 2 weeks ago severely courts have been used for playing G.P.S. be made of our facilities and equipment. damaged the useful 2 -storey green building fixtures. at the top of Victoria Street. Other developments have been: - construction of indoor cricket practice the remodelling of our old science rooms in - facilities in this space also. There will be 5 Rhodes Scholarship: the "Senior School" to provide a Geometrical nets when the project is completed. The first A welcome news item received towards the end Drawing room and 3 classrooms. has already been installed. of last year was that Michael Francis Wilson had - reconversion of the language laboratory - at our Tennyson Playing Fields the levelling been awarded the Rhodes Scholarship for which had reached the end of its useful life of 2 new playing fields and the renovation of Queensland for 1976. back to a classroom. the area underneath the Caretaker's house. Religious Education: the doubling in size and refurnishing of the This latter area is used for entertaining - At the beginning of this year we adopted as a visitors from other schools. Junior School library. basis for our program of Religious Education in - provision of a well equipped Manual Arts - construction of the new College Canteen in secondary classes the "Guidelines for Religious room for Grade 8. the undercroft area beneath the Junior Education" as used in the Archdiocese of presence amongst our senior students has greatly assisted us. In addition to the formal courses in Religious Education the program of Guest Speakers in a "Preparation for Life" course has been continued and St. Vincent de Paul and Interact groups operate. In the week of 18-22 October the whole school was involved in an Appeal to raise funds to assist needy people in the Third World. Serious effort was put into this by large numbers of students and these efforts included such things as a relay run from Alexandra Headland to Brisbane by 5 grade 12 boys, a

A 20 -kilometre paddle up the river by 8 boys, and

P a Barbeque-Film evening by the Interact Club. The total raised so far is $1,300.00 with a total of $1,600.00 expected and the boys are to be commended for their efforts and generosity in this. 1.111.1111111 S . ;7 Study: 1m. The spirit of study in the College is reasonably good. We strive to create an atmosphere of order \ and discipline that should make it easy for es 1976 Terrace Art Show. pupils to study. We know that we have the full cooperation of most parents in this. Parent- Teacher evenings were held for each grade Melbourne. Br. J.C. Roberts acted as coordinator greater consciousness of Terrace as a Christian during the course of the year to help bridge any of this program and I thank him especially for community based on the values of the Gospel. communication gap between home and school. his work in this area. To cover the courses In the senior classes, where the retreat has been taught as part of the program a resource centre supplemented by a number of Christian Living This year for the first time Art was offered as a was created at the school containing a wide Camps and one -evening retreats, the response of subject for grade 8 boys. This was taught by range of suitable printed and audio-visual the students has certainly fulfilled our hopes Mr. P. Tuckwell who will also pilot this course material which pupils have used during the year. for the year's program. At this level we have through to grade 9 next year. These courses are centered on themes endeavoured to place the emphasis on personal In addition to the Christian Living weekends appropriate to each age group concerned and a commitment to Christ. Such an ideal has previously referred to a number of other camps team of teachers working at each level has appealed greatly to our seniors and their and excursions have been held, some specifically ensured an evenness of treatment and emphasis. response has been enthusiastic. educational, others more of a general -interest A prominent aspect of the year's program was We are indebted to Father Garry Walker and and recreational venture. The two broadest in the mid -year Retreat. The success of these Father Dominic Nolan, both Columban scope were an 8 -day excursion to Noumea in retreats especially in the higher classes is attested Missionary priests, and to Sister Colleen Mary August by 26 boys from grades 10, 11, 12 and by a renewal of prayer in the school and a of the Good Samaritan Order whose repeated two staff members, and an 8 -day safari excursion through Central Queensland to Mackay and back down the Coast by the grade 8 classes. On this latter trip four staff and several parents accompanied the boys. A number of other smaller activities have given the boys opportunity for cultural development. A group has been practising as the nucleus of a school band, grade ten boys have been having dancing periods with All Hallows, while theatre p evenings, inter -school socials and inter -school

chess evenings have also been arranged. I thank 3 A the staff members and parents who have helped with these. V Lake Maroon Project: (1, Just under twelve months ago the College was able to purchase at a very reasonable price a 171/2 acre block of land on Lake Maroon in the Boonah-Rathdowney district. This will be developed as a Terrace camp site. The Terrace Ladies Group made it the main object of their fund-raising activities this year.

C. In terms of development a good deal of At the presentation of the Prince Alfred Trophy by the Minister for Education (the Hon. V. Bird, M.L.A.). preliminary work has been done though there is Michael Wilson, the 1976 Queensland Rhodes Scholar addressing the school. nothing to show for it on the site as yet. It is hoped to bring this project into operation next of a lot of people into making its continued day which the roles of Religious Superior and year. to day functioning possible. Without their Headmaster have been separated in this

goodwill and involvement Terrace could not Community and I thank Br. Marshall for what Our block is on the opposite side of the Lake continue to operate as it does or offer what it he, in his role as Superior, has done for the to that occupied by the Outdoor Education does. I therefore want to thank tonight all those school and for me personally. Centre conducted by the Queensland Education people who have assisted the College in any way Department. - The Sportsmaster, Br. Edwards, for his during this year. In particular I would mention: fulfilling of what is a very demanding task in Lake Maroon is a small but quite picturesque - The Deputy Headmaster, Br. P. Anderson, any school heavily involved in a sporting lake situated on Creek about 110 whose administrative Burnett skill means so much to program.

kilometres from Brisbane. the smooth and efficient running of Terrace. I thank him also for his compilation of our weekly - The Master -In -Charge of the Junior School, Thanks: "Terrace News" which has become an important Brother Harney, who has worked tirelessly for The activities, projects and undertakings of an medium of communication for the school. the good of his pupils. organisation such as Terrace, only a summary - The Teaching Staff, the College Office Staff of which can be given in a report such as this, - The Superior of the Brothers' Community and the Bursar who have cheerfully given of give some insight into the extent of involvement here, Br. L.T. Marshall. This is the first year in themselves so that curricular and extra -curricular canteens, both at Tennyson and at school, and especially the conveners of these groups, Mrs. Doyle, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. West, Mrs. Bell. - The Mothers who have provided the suppers 4 when Terrace was hosts to other schools. - The Parents who have provided transport or helped arrange excursions. o -2 I* a t* it**t *.. - The Staff and pupils of other schools who have assisted us during the year. Those boys who have assisted in many aspects 2 - of organisation of the school's activities. 4 - Those who assist in the production of the 'Terrace News' especially our student artists. All who have helped the College in any other cin - ,- .- - way. jobb .4,0+ Thanks to those who have helped with tonight's function especially the prize donors and the Ladies of the Terrace Ladies Group who decorated this Centenary Hall.

To one and all who have helped the College in Mr. A. Edmonds in a familiar role. so many ways during the course of 1976 I express the thanks and gratitude of all at Terrace. activities would be profitable for our students. - The Gregory Terrace Old Boy's Association May the Divine Child, through the Intercession - The Sportsmaster of the Junior School, represented here this evening by the Vice of His Blessed Mother and of St. Joseph Patron Br. I.D. Robertson. President, Mr. Barry O'Callaghan, who display an active interest in the College. of our College grant us all peace and joy and - Three groups closely associated with the fortitude as Terrace enters its second century of .school: - The other Sporting Auxiliary groups. service to youth. - The Parents and Friends Association whose - The Ancillary Staff. President, Mr. Frank Murphy, is our Chairman - The ladies who have helped in the Sick Bay. this evening and whose projects included - The Parents and Old Boys who have assisted raising funds through a Jogathon for College in coaching the various sports. facilities and maintenance work at Tennyson. - The Mothers of Terrace sportsmen who have - The Terrace Ladies Group who have so efficiently catered at Tennyson for visiting conducted a number of functions to offer teams and coaches. social occasions for parents and to raise funds Br. B.M. Buckley, CFC, B.Agr., Dip.Ed., MACE for the Lake Maroon project. - The Ladies who have helped in the College Headmaster. LAKE MAROON PROJECT camp to be used by the students of Terrace. TERRACE FISHING CLUB The site is a rocky feature overlooking the Lake In December 1975 the College acquired a 171/2 This year a Fishing Club was set up for Grade 8 To the south lie the border ranges, an area ideal acre block of land on the southern side of Lake students, their families and friends, and by for bushwalking, camping, and the outdoors/ Maroon, a picturesque body of water between November had an enrolment of 120 members adventure type activities. On the lake, Boonah and Rathdowney, about 70 miles from and 20 families. swimming, sailing, canoeing, rowing, and other Brisbane. aquatic activities are possible. Two major camps were organised to South Development of this site as a Field Study Stradbroke Island and Freshwater, near Double This camp will doubtless become an important Centre/Campsite has begun. The plan is to Island Point. Both were very successful. Those feature of College life in the future. establish a modest but efficient and adequate who took part in the activities of the club enjoyed both the company and friendship shown as well as the competition involved. The

.1! club does allow for Terrace families to meet together, as well as for fathers and sons to enjoy a day or weekend trip away together. c This club will continue in 1977 and will involve two classes, the Grade 8's and Grade 9's. It is hoped that 1977 will bring many more club outings as well as a spirit of friendly 1- competition. Nnt, -r- 4k.r Qi 7.4a" -4 0-- cr Pra .

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We thank those people who were with us last STAFF 1976 year but have now undertaken other

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Brother V.A. Doody, the College Bursar, who is LL:11 currently on the staff of C.B.C. Ipswich. Mr. R. Perry, our Physical Education teacher and dedicated Athletics Coach who is now BR. B M BUCKLEY (Headmaster) teaching at Marcellin College. Br. R.T. O'Dempsey, who had the best interests of the lower secondary boys so much at heart and is now at Clairvaux College. Mr. 0. Murphy who taught mainly the grade 8 classes and is currently teaching at Marcellin College.

Mrs. M. Jilek whose classroom duties were in the lower secondary area and who is now engaged in BR. B.T. LAWLER relief -teaching. BR. P. ANDERSON (Deputy Headmaster) ONO

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12.2 Back Row: J. Blumke, Q. Doyle, J. Howes, S. Toohey, G. Horgan, K. F itzsimon, J. MacPherson, M. Moore. Third Row: A. Houston, A. Hamilton, M. Forbes, P. Burns, M. Higgins, A. Van De Velde, D. Ferlan, N. McDonald, M. Holt. Second Row: M. McCawley, S. Cassady, L. Taddeucci, W. Le Mass, A. MacColl, N. Bryan, B. Kerrisk, P. Molloy, P. Mitchell. Front Row: W. Hickey, P. Gardiner, M. Gardiner, M. Anderson, A. Eisentrager, P. Backstrom, M. O'Brien, L. Bray, P. Macey. Ott

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1,F1' 7 12.3 Back Row: P. Hodda, B. Watt, M. Farmer, P. Flynn, B. Holland, M. Potts, W. Horrocks, M. Willcocks, T. Savage. Third Row: T. Graham, M. McKew, M. Ryan, P. Nolan, M. Kelleher, D. O'Rourke, M. Simpson, J. Whittaker, T. West. Second Row: M. Kent, A. Smethurst, M. O'Brien, A. Ashton, M. Rees, T. Young, P. Treloar, D. Ryan, P. Reid. Front Row: D. Moore, J. Gregg, P. Flanagan, C. Baker, M. Schubert, S. Tellam, D. O'Sullivan, T. Self.

12.4 Back Row: M. Cowan, J. Fanning, J. Sheahan, T. Smith, B. Murphy, J. Sydes, M. O'Leary. Third Row: C. Doohan, M. Broad, D. Zavattaro, G. Sheehan, L. Connors, B. Davies, B. Ryan, M. O'Hare. Second Row: C. Overall, J. Parker, B. Bartlett, M. Wood, K. Cunningham, A. Dick, P. Smith, A. Gilmartin, P. Burke. Front Row: P. Klemenc, C. Watt, P. Pelgrave, P. Carmody, G. Hock ings, M. Sheehy, J. Fitzpatrick, M. Taylor, C. McManus. PREFECTS

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Second Row: C. Crisci, G. Horgan, S. Toohey,, J. Fanning, C. Cain, P. Nolan (Vice Captain). Front Row: M. Cowan (Vice Captain), J. Sheahan (Captain), M. Broad. COLLEGE CAPTAINS & VICE CAPTAINS

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-%- i . J. Sheahan P. Nolan M. Cowan Captain and Dux of the College Vice Captain Vice Captain Contribution to the School: The Association again fulfilled one of its major Old Boys' Association objects in furthering the interest of the College both materially and otherwise. For the first 1976 ANNUAL REPORT time, a trophy was presented by the Association to the College Athletic team for the most outstanding performance at the G.P.S. Carnival. This was won by Scott McNamee for his Smoko: performance in winning the under 13 1500 As foreshadowed at the Annual General Meeting metres. A substantial commitment was made to the Committee revived this function. Though the School Rowing Club Appeal. Old Boys the least attended of the functions it aroused provided speakers for the series of lectures to sufficient interest to justify its retention as a the senior forms arranged by the school and permanent annual event. A pleasing feature was continued to assist in the Centenary Building the number of older Old Boys who attended. Appeal. Dinner: Acknowledgement: The 101 Old Boys who attended the dinner in The Association acknowledges its debt to the College Headmaster Brother Buckley, his Mr. G. Murphy, President GTOBA. the 101st year of the College voted this a for vintage dinner. It can probably be considered active interest in its affairs, the use of College the success of the year's calendar. The good facilities, and the printing of material. I extend response was due to the hard work of Barry my personal thanks to all members of the Introduction: O'Callaghan and his committee - the success to Committee for their support during the year. The Committee viewed the 1976 year with a the quality of the speeches. For the first time, While not wishing to single out any members in special be certain degree of trepidation, anticipating an recognition (in the form of a presentation of particular, mention should made of anticlimax after the glory and grandeur of the the Association's tie) was given to old boys Mr. Peter Lawson, the Treasurer for his accurate Centenary Year. These fears were not realised. who had distinguished themselves during the recording and presentation of financial The yearly events were well attended and year. The recipients were Rhodes Scholar statements; and our tireless Vice-President, enjoyable, the steady influx of life members Michael Wilson and Rugby Internationals Tony Mr. Barry O'Callaghan who, amongst many continued (16 more were welcomed this year), Shaw and David Dunworth. Ballymore again other duties, carried out his old task of Secretary, and most significantly, assistance was again proved a most suitable venue. The Committee during Mr. Lowes' absence overseas. provided to the College in a number of areas. trusts that this will be custom continued. Conclusion: Mass: Old Boy's Day: All in all, the year was most gratifying to the The record number (disregarding 1975) of This was again a most enjoyable event, made Committee. If the enthusiasm engendered by members who attended the Mass in the College sweeter by the success against the prospective the Centenary Year remains the Association Chapel was most satisfying for this important College First XI for 1977. The Rugby did not will continue to fulfil its major role of making a event in the calendar of the Association, which materialise, but it is intended that this match significant contribution to the life of the has not always in past years held the attendance (which proved so popular two years ago) will College, as well as providing an avenue of it deserves. The Mass was celebrated by two Old become a regular feature of what is becoming enjoyment for its members. Boys, the College Chaplain, Father Bernie accepted as a most enjoyable family day outing G.A. Murphy Gallagher and Father Brian Kelly. at Tennyson. President g

11.1 Back Row: D. Manteit, M. Meehan, B. Sheehan, J. Abbot, M. McCluskey, D. Toohey, M. Acton. Third Row: J. Power, B. Usasz, M. Parry, P. Wilkinson, S. Burr, I. Kennewell, G. Gardiner, C. Surplice, D. Kelly. Second Row: P. Pearce, C. Monteiro, B. Quinn, M. O'Connor, J. McNamara, C. Parker, P. Gill, P. O'Callaghan, B. McDonald. Front Row: G. Forward, L. Gilbert, N. Hilton, M. Young, D. Whittaker, P. Beecham, G. Mitchell, D. Williams, B.J. Ryan. Absent: P. Wales, M. Denham, A. See.

01111 . rk 11.2 Back Row: M. Cornwell, T. Douglass, C. Johnston, D. Smith, J. McCrossin, B. Grimley, M. Patane, P. Langley. Third Row: M. Keys, C. Rogers, B. Jarrett, D. Starr-Nolan, J. Rynne, B. McK illop, C. Bakker, M. Hallett, A. Self. Second Row: C. Brown, B. Barry, A. Herford, M. Vilgan, P. O'Leary, P. Scanlan, D. Cosgrove, R. Dann. Front Row: P. Harris. C. Hailstone, G. Casey, D. Gordon, C. Gooch, K. Long, M. Pelgrave. Absent: G. Butterfield, A. Denham. a F.?

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11.3 Back Row: A. Kimmins, D. Carroll, S. Grano, J. Conran, A. Oakes, W. Hetherington, D. Pincus, D. Keating. Third Row: D. Scholz, L. Fitz -Walter, D. Plunkett, A. Corcoran, T. Cullinan, T. Connolly, R. Mrozowski, C. Kempnich, P. Jones, S. Perkins. Second Row: A. Baker, I. Halligan, D. Hillman, S. Cassidy, A. Maggs, J. Forde, P. O'Halloran, R. Hogan, G. Moran. Front Row: N. Fogarty, A. Thomas, P. Carr, M. Reardon, C. Fitzpatrick, N. Conroy, V. Crisci, C. Gallagher, M. Aldridge. Absent: R. Bentley.

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= 1._ 11.4 Back Row: G. Hampson, M. Henley, J. Leighton, P. Corbett, B. Roberts, P. Norman, A. Pickwell, F. Hendrickx. Third Row: J. Boyce, A. Beer, M. Kent, B. Hickey, J. Greig, D. Tuck, P. Akers, T. Brain, A. Parker. Second Row: J. Galls, B. Carmody, J. Marchesi, J. Olds, A. Rush, B. Campbell, W. Kelly, B. O'Brien, W. Canning, R. McCrossin. Front Row: T. Rayner, J. Fludder, J. Graham, B. Moy, R. O'Brien, P. Drought, P. Magee, A. Douglas, S. McCourt, P. Kerridge, E. McCarthy. GRADE 10 DUX - Peter G. Morrison 2ND - Andrew P. Pluta ENGLISH 1. Peter G. Morrison MATHEMATICS 1. Peter G. Morrison SCIENCE PRIZE LIST 1. Brian R. O'Connell TECHNICAL DRAWING CAPTAIN OF THE COLLEGE - Archbishop F. Rush Prize . . . . John C. Sheahan 1. Brian R. O'Connell VICE -CAPTAINS OF THE COLLEGE - (Rev. Dr. R. O'Donoghue Memorial Prize) FRENCH Mel D. Cowan, Peter J. Nolan 1. Cedric J. Canard DUX OF THE COLLEGE - (Laurence Healy Memorial Prize) . . . John C. Sheahan PROXIME ACCESSIT (The Hon. Sir Joseph Sheehy, K.B.E. Memorial Prize) GEOGRAPHY 1. Peter David Zavattaro G. Morrison CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION 12 11 GRADE GRADE DUX - Mark J. Cornwell 1. Paul D. Twomey ENGLISH 2ND - Peter W. Norman HISTORY (P.W. Shannon Memorial Prize) ENG LISH 1. Nicholas A. Andree 1. John C. Sheahan 1. Paul B. Carr BUSINESS PRINCIPLES 2. Jeremy P. Howes MODERN HISTORY 1. Peter G. Morrison FRENCH 1. Brian J. Hickey (Br. J.A. Kearney Memorial Prize) 9 FRENCH GRADE DUX - Damien J. O'Connell 1. Anthony C. Dick 1. Peter J. Gill EQUAL 2ND - Brendan P. O'Kane MODERN HISTORY ECONOMICS Brett A. Morgan (Br. J.S. Campbell Prize) 1. Mark J. Cornwell ENGLISH 1. John C. Sheahan GEOMETRICAL DRAWING & PERSPECTIVE 1. Brett A. Morgan ) GEOMETRICAL DRAWING & PERSPECTIVE Equal 1st 1. Peter W. Norman Brendan P. O'Kane) 1. Andrew MacColl GEOGRAPHY MATHEMATICS GEOGRAPHY 1. Mark A. Vilgan 1. Michael J. Scott 1. Jeremy P. Howes 2. Damien J. O'Connell ACCOUNTING ECONOMICS 1. Brian J. Hickey SCIENCE 1. M. John Gregg 1. David J. Madden MATHEMATICS I ACCOUNTING 2. Christopher W. Norman 1. Peter J. Gill 1. John M. Gregg 2. Peter W. Norman FRENCH MATHEMATICS I 1. Damien J. MATHEMATICS II O'Connell (Paul Gain Memorial Prize) 1. Peter W. Norman HISTORY 1. David Zavattaro 2. Mark J. Cornwell 1. Damien J. O'Connell 2. Daniele A. Candotti PHYSICS GEOGRAPHY MATHEMATICS II 1. Peter W. Norman 1. Stephen J. Ohlrich 1. John F. Blumke CHEMISTRY TECHNICAL DRAWING PHYSICS 1. Mark J. Cornwell Michael Cathcart ) 1. Gregory J. Hockings 1. Neal BIOLOGY W. Macrossan ) Equal 1st CHEMISTRY Brendan P. O'Kane) 1. Anthony J. Self 1. Michael L. Higgins CIVICS -COMMERCE BIOLOGY Christopher M. Duffy) 1 Equal 1st 1. Patrick J. Burns ' Brett A. Morgan ) GRADE 8 DUX - James J. Brannelly 2ND - James C. Donoghue I , ENGLISH 1. Timothy J. Geraghty ltJ

2. Stephen J. Dank .41/4 .0' .0,-. MATHEMATICS A 7.3 g 1. James J. Brannelly Paul A. Lutvey ) Equal 2nd 2. Hiram D. Andree) SCIENCE 1. Sean Corbett

John P. Goppy ) 4 2' Equal 2nd Timothy J. Hill) GEOGRAPHY 1. James C. Donoghue 2. James J, Brannelly FRENCH _ L DUCES Back Row: D. Khafagi, L. Kelly, K. Coghlan. 1. Jonathan J. Campbell Middle Row: R. Pozzi, P. Donatiu, D. O'Connell, J. Brannelly, A. Owen. Simon P. Barry ) Front 2' Equal 2nd Row: P. Morrison, J. Sheahan, M. Cornwall. James J. Brannelly) ATHLETICS TECHNICAL DRAWING TENNIS Open - (Roger Tunney Memorial 1. Gregory J. Ellison Open Bryan T. Horrigan Prize) Bernard C. Holland 2. Peter J. Lynch Under 16 Under 16 Craig A. Parker Timothy J. Brain HISTORY Under 15 Anthony Under 15 Anthony M. Castley J. Baker 1. Timothy J. Geraghty Under 14 Damien J. Under 14 Clay R. Veivers O'Connell 2. Peter B. Rush Under 13 Under 13 Scott A. McNamee Stephen J. Keys Under 12 Peter R. McCrossin Under 13 Neil P. O'Hare Peter A. Hancock Mark W. Dann SPECIAL PRIZES Under 11 Mario Gatto Under 12 Timothy Dodson Brother W.M. Reidy Memorial Prize - The boy who Under 10 Chris K. McKenna Under 11 Bradley M. Mulvihill has best maintained the traditions of the school in Under 9 Chris J. McCluskey Under 10 James J. Bush leadership, study and sport Mel D. Cowan Gregory Terrace Old Boys Association Trophy for the Under 9 Chris J. McCluskey Brother F. Magee Memorial Prize - Most Improved Athlete Scott A. McNamee Most Improved Swimmer (Lance Hedley For Oratory Peter J. Flanagan Trophy) Ashley C. Van De Velde Junior Oratory Prize Stephen J. Ohlrich CROSS COUNTRY E isentrager Trophy for the most creditable performance

in the G.P.S. . Doctor John Corbett Prize - Senior - (Paul Brannelly Prize) Mel D. Cowan Championships . .Timothy R. McCawley For Debating John C. Sheahan Junior - (Alan Edwards Prize) . . . . Adrian J. Owen FOOTBALL

Macey . . . Trophy - For Debating Peter J. Flanagan (Donald Watson -Brown Memorial Prizes) Brendan Higgins Memorial Prize For and - Study ROWING Best Forward P Mark Farmer Sport ...... John J. Fanning Best Oarsman IK.E. Murphy Best Back Gerard A. Gordon Best Pass in Grade 7,1975 - (Peter Turnbull Memorial Memorial) , Bernard C. Holland F.G. Forde Memorial Trophy . . Jonathan C. Windsor Prize) John D. Gallagher Service to the Club (Richard Sivyer College Chess Champion (Mavis McAuliffe Memorial - Prize) Michael D. Slater SWIMMING Prize) Stephen J. O'Rourke Senior Award (Aidan Hodgson CRICKET Memorial) Ashley C. Van De Velde SPORTS PRIZES (Edmond J. Scott Memorial Prizes) Under 16 Cameron J. Johnston The S.J. White Family Prize - For the best All -Round Batting Award Michael G. Maranta Under 15 Timothy R. McCawley Sportsman Gerard A. Gordon Bowling Award . . . Michael G. Maranta Under 14 Russell S. Morrison 415,1, Ira 10.1 P. Shand. Back Row: J. O'Reilly, C. Hodda, P. Glen, R. Pizzica, G. Cunningham, P. Lynch, Third Row: G. Plunkett, G. Marden, D. Bonasia, P. McAnelly, S. Hiller, E. O'Rourke, J. Maher. Second Row: P. Wells, R. Simpson, D. Lazzaro, T. Michelon, G. Ryan, J. Hammett, G. Norton. Front Row: B. Houston, G. Palk, M. Baker, T. Gibbons, S. Wilson, M. Melville, M. Ryan. Absent: S. Ingham, G. Collins.

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10.3 Back Row: M. Macrossan, P. Watson, R. Woo, G. Symons, S. Peppin, M. Golik, M. Brannelly, D. Hancock, W. Hinz, C. Canard. Third Row: J. MacMillan, N. Andree, J. McLaughlin, A. Arthur, P. Herd, A. Giles, J. Dowling, G. Blumke, K. Kentrotis. Second Row: E. Beebe, K. Reimers, K. McCahon, M. Keefer, R. Byrne, J. Vitelli, S. McLoughlin, C. Larose. Front Row: R. Price, D. Merlo, M. Tracey, C. Backstrom, M. Olds, T. McCarthy. Absent: T. McKenna. / 4 ii J

10.4 Back Row: M. Sneesby, J. Rutar, M. Maranta, T. Byrne, P. Murphy, A. Castley, W. Campbell, T. McCawley, S. Ganko. M. Green. Third Row: J. Lutvey, P. Kelly, E. O'Regan, R. Straszynski, T. Burns, R. Forbes, M. Hughes, P. Vincent, P. Torbey, P. Jeffcoat. Second Row: B. O'Connell, M. Stockdale, A. Pozzi, J. Fuelling. S. Wilson, B. Lonergan, T. Danaher, R. Cerasa, Front Row: P. Mewing, R. Gregg, D. Bugler, G. Tellam, P. Morrison, P. Ryan, M. Mulcahy. Absent: S. Lumb. VI f t nve, trir . _ a N 1 S.

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CHRISTIAN RENEWAL WEEK AT TERRACE and it was towards this goal that the week of Lord, as if in a new Pentecost." 1976 renewal for the students was directed. Our thanks must go to Father McKiernan The retreat was immediately preceded by an who The call to renewal in Christ in conducted the evening, to Father was heard evening of prayer at which staff members joined Garry Walker Terrace as students in all from Grade and Father Dom Nolan, to Sister Colleen classes with those who were to conduct the retreats in Mary eight began and indeed to all who to Grade twelve their second prayer and reflection. It was evident from the contributed of their semester with an time and talents in the week that intensified experience of experience of all present at this evening that the followed. Christian Living at various centres around Spirit of God was to move the hearts of many. The retreat was of immense benefit to all and Brisbane and beyond. The had staff earlier It was not idly that the thought for the week in did indeed have the decisive impact upon the considered the ideal as a of Terrace Christian Terrace News asked, in the words of Pope John Christian life of the school we had hoped it Community at when they met Tugun for a XXIII: would. Certainly, many students will look back seminar the prior to commencement of school, "Let your wonders be repeated in our age, 0 upon it as one of their most significant experiences at Terrace. Surely it is not vain to $200 to the 'Freedom From Hunger' Campaign. hope that here in Terrace they were able to Mr. Terry Moynihan, an old boy of the - " feel the Spirit of Christ and that its impact will College, and Brisbane representative of the be lasting! Such at least are the hopes of all Australian Catholic Relief, was welcomed a 5 whose privilege it was to share these days of to 1, College a grace. Assembly and accepted cheque for Australian Catholic Relief and Force 10. THIRD WORLD WEEK 1976 October 18th -22nd saw a Third World Appeal INTERACT NEWS week at Terrace when members of the S.V.D.P. The Gregory Terrace Interact Club began 1976 and Interact Societies under the overall with a net capital of $4. By the end of the year co-ordination of College Vice Captain a total of $560 had been raised. The executive Peter Nolan, combined to organise the collection of the Club included Brendan P. Ryan of $2028 for the third world. (President), Sholto Douglas (Treasurer), Michael Potts (Secretary), and Michael Broad, 5 Among activities designed to raise money were Mel Cowan, and Greg Sheehan (Directors for a plain clothes day, a paper plane contest, Community, Social and Foreign Services). The teacher -student debate, poor man's meal, and a 4 Club had thirty-four members who all - film night. Os: participated with the true Interact Spirit. Considerable research was undertaken to see Early in the year the Club co-operated with how best to spend the money. We looked to the newly formed All Hallows Interact Club to help the third world at home and abroad. We raise funds by organising a dance at St. Ignatius looked to aid specifically Catholic projects in Hall, Toowong. Other functions organised by organisations which operated on low overhead, the Club included a Film Evening and Barbecue and which would ensure distribution to the most at the College and a Barbecue held at Sholto needy. We began to realise how important a role ' Douglas's home in June. Numerous raffles were the Catholic Missions played in the development organised within the College by the Interact of people both materially and spiritually, and Club. that those without the faith suffered the greatest poverty. The Club was actively involved in the Third Our final distribution was as follows: World Appeal and visits to the old ladies home of Villa Maria were undertaken. The money $540 to the Catholic Missions. raised by the Club during 1976 was distributed $700 to Australian Catholic Relief ($300 tagged to the Nudgee Orphanage, the Spastic Centre at for refugees). New Farm, and the Multiple Sclerosis to the Catholic Religious Education Centre A $20 Association in Brisbane. Some funds were also . - (for material on Social Concern). sent to Nuku'alofa ir, the Tongan Islands where Marble Madonna in College Library presented by $68 to Meals on Wheels. they were used in the building of a wharf for Terrace Ladies Group. the South Pacific Islanders. $400 to "Force 10" which is currently involved Fortitude Valley Rotary Club were greatly in restoring sight to the blind in India. During the year the guidance and appreciated. Thanks is also due to Mrs. Pat $100 to Fr. Leo Wright for his work at the encouragement received from Mr. Bob George Sayer, one of the College Secretaries who Aboriginal Hostel. Mr. Walker and Mr. Bill Barnes all of the assisted in clerical work for the Club. 7.1

ret -I 9.1 Back Row: B. Horrigan, S. O'Rourke, F. Pigott, A. Baker, P. Dempsey, J. Ebbage, B. Rizzo, M. Van Ristell, L. Andrews, B. Muller, C. Andrews. Third Row: M. Cosgrove, S. Watt, J. Hinch, S. Rees, D. Hart, J. Canning, P. Cullinan, J. Bentham, D. Bourke. Second Row: J. Gardiner, G. Tiernan, R. Rapisarda, P. Stockdale, M. Bowes, D. Hargraves, P. McKauge, V. O'Brien, G. Self. Front Row: M. Scott, J. Ribone, D. Pozzi, M. ()bell, D. Faggioni, S. Ohlrich, B. Kearsley-Pratt. Absent: M. Crisp.

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ti, 1 -Y4tXkt, 9.4 Back Row: C. Duffy, P. Watt, J. Morgan, J. Gambaro, D. Frawley, R. Nasser, M. Kimmins, D. Madden, T. Tarabay. Third Row: B. Hickey, P. Giufre, T. Doherty, B. O'Kane, M. Cook, J. Greig, C. Tyquin, N. Taraborrelli, M. Cathcart, J. Fox. Second Row: P. Willcocks, R. Fogarty, P. Marinelli, J. Gleeson, B. Morgan, K. Mulhall, J. Arba, B. Murphy. Front Row: S. Maccheroni, J. Lovelock, L. Hilton, R. Morrison, T. McCarthy, J. Stafford, J. Hancock, M. Harris. Absent: B. Boxsell.

To our Headmaster, Brother Buckley I wish to BARBECUE AREA - Plans are now being place on record the Parents and thanks of the 1976 drawn up for the construction of a barbecue Committee for his co-operation and guidance. area at the end of the Tennyson Tuck Shop. May I also thank him personally for the This should be finished this year and should be Friends assistance he gave me during my term of office. a wonderful aquestion for Tennyson. He was always readily available to advice on It is also intended that the Grand Stand seats Association any problem and was an inspiration to us all. and the balance of the Tuckshop be painted within the next few months. One has only to look at "Terrace" as it is today to see how fortunate we are to have a SWAP SHOP -- The Swap Shop again operated Headmaster of his ability, foresight and drive. most successfully during the year and many parents took advantage of the facilities offered. I wish also to thank the Brothers, Lay Teachers The biggest problem in operating and staff for their assistance during the year. this shop is again staff. If any mother could spare a few The major fund raising function undertaken by hours occassionally she would be welcome by your committee during the year was the the ladies. , 6.. Mr. F. Murphy "Terrace Twenty -Fiver" Jogathon held at the LADIES' GROUP -- Our thanks to the Ladies' It is with great pleasure that I present to you Tennyson playing fields on Sunday, 11th July, Committee for their assistance. Their function this evening at this 6th Annual General Meeting 1976. This function was successful financially "Dinner on the Terrace" was most successful my report for the year ended 31st January, 1977. as well as socially. Proceeds for the day were and the proceeds from this function went

I just over $8,000.00 and this money have enjoyed my last 12 months in office was towards the projected Camp at Lake Maroon. immensely. I sincerely hope that my small allocated for facilities for Cricket, Rowing, LAKE MAROON Preliminary works have contribution has in some way helped the Tennis, Basketball and for the Junior and Senior commenced on this project. So far there have association in its aim to assist the college. I am Libraries. been 4 working bees at the site and it should only sorry that I was unable to do a lot more. May I thank the 100 plus men and women who not be long before the site is Not being an and not having ready to take the "Old Boy" assisted to a make this great day for all the 3 prefab huts already purchased. A Mobile previously served on the committee I feel that Terrace Family. Kitchen has been my first few months of office was taken up by purchased by the school and is in readiness at Tennyson awaiting the arrival familiarising myself as to what was going on TENNYSON PLAYING FIELDS - Working Bees of the huts. and what was required to be done. 10 working bees were held during the year to assist Brother Anderson with the maintenance At this meeting tonight we select the President May I recommend that future presidents come from members of the previous committees. at Tennyson. 4 were on General Clean-up, and Committee for 1977. Mowing etc. 6 were painting bees at which the Your committee elected at the 5th Annual I can recommend that if you accept nomination seats surrounding the oval were painted. This for the General Meeting have met regularly each month new committee you will be rewarded by project will recommence again shortly and new and 3 General Meetings were held during the your efforts. Please consider accepting faces will be especially welcome. Bearing in nomination and help the association help year. Attendance by Parents and Friends at the mind the commitments of Parents today it is "Terrace" in the years General Meetings were in some ways a little to come. still disappointing that more parents did not disappointing. However, I would like to think answer our appeal for help. I thank you for your support during 1976. the small attendance was a vote of confidence Please continue that support during the 1977 in that you were satisfied that your committee FRONT FENCE - The new front fence at Committees term of office. was carrying out its duties in accordance with Tennyson was organised and financed by your Frank Murphy the constitution. Committee. The cost of this project was $710. President Terrace Ladies Group Vv 17F PRESIDENT'S REPORT -1976

We started the year with a most successful Mass As you know the work of the committee isn't 1 and Morning Tea for new mothers or rather for all fund raising and our main function is to assist all Terrace mothers, on the 17th February. This the Brothers and Staff of the College when function was well attended, Father Frank requested. In the early part of the year we f.4 ;6 'I) Moynihan offered the Mass and preached an served supper to the parents and boys after excellent sermon, which gave us all much food their Parent/Teacher evenings the committee $ a .. - for thought for the coming year. Morning tea is always willing to help on such occasions. I $1. was held in the Hall afterwards. This is the On March 10 Father Moynihan once again second year that we have included all mothers came to the College to present the Captain and in this particular function doing so offers a - Prefects with their badges and again we were greater opportunity for new mothers of Terrace P. Fox, pleased to serve tea to the boys, parents and Mrs. to quickly feel part of the Terrace Family. President Terrace Ladies' Group. friends in the Hall after the ceremony. On the 27th March we once again held our It has been a very full year and I would like to "Dinner on the Terrace". As a change from thank all who assisted the Terrace Ladies Group previous years we were able to use the top floor during the year. of the new Centenary Building. This ruled out

one worry, namely the weather, even if creating Before closing, I should like to thank my some extra work for the ladies. The dance committee for their support throughout the

seemed to be enjoyed by everyone, and I thank year, without them I couldn't have coped. the mothers who bought beautiful hot dishes Thanks is due also to the mothers who have along to help us. helped in the Tuckshop, Library and other school needs. Brother Buckley does like the "Terrace at the Turf" was held again this year mothers to actively take part whenever on the 9th June in the Guineas Room. Barbara possible, and working in these positions is one Brown of "Mitzie Boutique" kindly presented way of doing so. the fashion parade to us. As you all know our project for the year has Our colour TV raffle was held in October and been the Terrace campsite at Lake Maroon, and as you read in the school news sheet was won I should now like to present to the College a by Kath Smith a most popular win. - cheque for $4,420.50 which we sincerely hope On November 12th the Graduation Dinner was shall help towards making the camp a going held in the Hall of the school. The night was concern. highly successful and was enjoyed by the graduating boys. It was a fitting and memorable Patricia Fox President end to their days at Terrace. I should like to thank all those mothers who helped that day. )

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8.4 Back Row: J. O'Neill, P. Elder, N. Wockner, P. Dyer, D. Boyle, M. Atkins, T. Trail, D. Waden, B. Hailey, J. Mclvor, P. Lynch. Third Row: J. Donoghue, R. Hanley, C. Price, P. Rush, G. Pigott, C. Long, S. McCarthy, B. Graham, D. Dempsey, G. Tanner. Second Row: S. Di Maggio, N. Menzies, M. Carden, H. Andree, S. Sweeney, P. Hackett, G. Ellison. Front Row: B. O'Keeffe, A. Musgrave, M. Lever, S. Barry, J. Ryan. On the Q.D.U. Grand Final Night, John Sheahan and subsequently as a reserve for the Australian was awarded the Noel Wilson Trophy for the Team. DEBATING most outstanding individual performance on In the forum of Public Speaking the Magee the night. John was also privileged to be selected Oratory Price was awarded this year to Peter AND as a member of the Queensland Schools' Team Flanagan. PUBLIC DEBATING RESULTS 1976 Q.D.U. Competition: Senior A, Senior B, Junior B teams undefeated. SPEAKING G.P.S.

School Team T.S.S. Nudgee B.G.S. I.G.S. B.B.C. B.S. H .S. Interest in Debating continues high with many boys from the Secondary and Primary Schools participating in this very worthwhile activity. SENIOR A Won Lost Won Won Won Won B Won The 1976 Debating Committee included Won Won Won Won Won Cameron Watt (President), Peter Nolan (Vice C Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost President) and Jeff Fitzpatrick (Secretary). D Won Won Lost Won Won Throughout the year Terrace enjoyed E Won Lost - outstanding success both in the G.P.S. and F Won Q.D.U. debating. In the G.P.S. Terrace secured the premiership at both the Senior A and Grade 8 levels. In the Q.D.U. Competition Terrace JUNIOR A Won Lost Lost Won Won Lost debaters won the Senior A, Senior B and Junior B Won Won Lost Lost Won Won B Sections. These goals were achieved after numerous heats and preliminary finals. C Won Won Won Won Won Won D Won Won Won Won Won Won In the Q.D.U. finals, the Senior A team of John Sheahan, Peter Flanagan and Andrew E Won - MacColl defeated Brisbane Grammar School in F Won debating the negative of the topic, That We need a Benevolent Despot, the Senior B Team comprising Michael O'Brien, Peter Cook, and EIGHT A Won Won Won Won Won Won David Pincus defeated All Hallows by affirming B Won Won Won Won Won Won the topic That Teachers should be able to Strike, C Won Won Won Won Won Won and the Junior B Team of Michael Scott, D Won Won Lost Won Won Andrew Buckley, and Stephen Ohlrich negated E Lost Won _ the topic That we should be our own Censor to - defeat St. Rita's College. The Junior A team F Won Won - consisting of Paul Pincus, Brendan O'Kane, and Bryan Horrigan was defeated by only one point in the Semi Final. Overall 91 debates for 75 wins and 16 losses. t;

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White 3/32. - The 1976 First XI will be remembered as the J. Fanning 3/24. team which heralded the revival of Terrace as a Terrace defeated C.E.G.S. in this fixture. force in the open competition. In a season C.E.G.S. remained undefeated through the This was a magnificent game of cricket with the plagued by bad weather they were able to remaining part of the season and were the result in doubt till the last over. Both teams complete only 5 of the scheduled fixture games. eventual premiers. Batting first Terrace totalled fought a constant battle with the weather. Sent Three of these games were won and two lost. 169. This was due largely to fine batting by into bat Terrace collapsed to be 4/9, but some Despite this positive for -and -against record the Michael Maranta, 95, and Michael Schubert, 29. forceful batting by Michael Maranta, 45, and First XI finished in sixth position, a ranking Michael batted with determination and maturity Damien O'Rourke, 37, restored the balance and that would doubtless have been improved had and only weariness robbed him of his century. the total reached 111, a respectable effort all matches been played. Michael Schubert's dogged batting robbed the considering the damp pitch and the slow attack of its initial sting. C.E.G.S. batted outfield. Ipswich battled against some very I cannot praise too highly the determination tight bowling especially from Michael Broad, and dedication of the entire First XI squad. steadily to reach 1-48 when, for the addition of occasions 1 lost 4 wickets. Brilliant fielding by who beat the bat on numerous but They resolved in the latter half of 1975 that run, they Damien Scholz accounted for the dismissal of could not find the edge or the stumps as the they would give a good account of themselves these batsmen. From this point on the score climbed to 1-53. Finally it was the change in the forthcoming season, and proceeded to two of result never in doubt. Michael Maranta bowlers Simon White, Damien O'Rourke, and equip themselves to make good the resolve was completed a fine double by claiming three John Fanning, each claiming three wickets, through countless hours of practice. They were wickets, as did Simon White. This was a fine who swung the game back towards Terrace. at all times a cheerful and co-operative group performance especially in the field, where sharp Wickets fell and runs were surely added till the who embodied all that is good in competitive returns and good anticipation kept pressure on score stood at 9-108 as Damien O'Rourke sport: team spirit, dedication to a goal, all the batsmen. bowled the last over. The Ipswich batsman sportsmanship. I thank them for an enjoyable chanced his luck and the ball flew over slips and fulfilling season. A special tribute must be In the second innings concentration lapsed, and for four. In the final analysis it was the fielding paid to John Fanning and Michael Schubert,the the performance was somewhat marred as the which gave Terrace a glimmer of victory, and captain and vice -captain. Together they helped scored slumped to 4/21. failed us in the end. maintain the enthusiasm of the whole team and did much of the hard work in organising the G.T. v T.S.S. (Draw - Washed Out) Michael Broad, Greg Sheehan and Bill Hickey held catches from balls hit low with practical details of training. There is no doubt G.T. 7/101 D. Scholz 23. brilliant but two catches that the success of this year's team is due tremendous power, that went largely to their drive and keenness. Every Before torrential rain interrupted play Terrace to ground at vital stages probably cost Terrace member of the team benefited greatly from the batted slowly to reach 7/101. The score the match. It was however an absorbing game of cricket that will be long remembered by Maranta, 6/37, and Michael Broad, 2/14, For the second week in succession Michael anyone who witnessed it. bowled with fire and accuracy and reduced the Maranta bowled Terrace into a winning position B.S.H.S. batting line up to 7/56. Some stubborn with a fine display of tight, aggressive, swing G.T. v B.G.S. (Lost outright by innings and 22 batting by the tail -enders raised the total to bowling. His figures of 8/38 speak for runs) 114. themselves. They include a hat -trick which G.T. 40 and 40 - B.G.S. 7/102 The usual pattern of batting was again in removed the first three B.B.C. batsmen. evidence as Terrace reeled to 4/14. Roger Terrace again had the chance to dismiss the Terrace were routed by Grammar to the tune of Forbes, played his first game in open company opposition for a low score but allowed B.B C. an innings and 20 runs. Sent in to bat Terrace and Brett Grimley, batted with concentration to recover from 7/30 to 108. John Fanning at could manage only 40. The collapse was partly and intelligence to weather the worst of the last showed the form all knew he had as he due to the damp pitch, but also to some fiery storm. 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We saw some inspired fast bowling from win that did much to restore confidence after the Best Batting and Best Bowling awards of James as Terrace sagged to be dismissed for 40. the debacle of the previous week. the season. Michael was also selected in the G.P.S. 1st XI to compete in an intrastate by runs) Carnival to choose a G.T. v B.S.H.S. (Won on 1st Innings 23 G.T. v B.B.C. (Won on 1st innings by 99 runs) Queensland Schoolboys' M. team to compete in the Australian Carnival in G.T. 137 and 3/20 - Maranta 34. G.T. 207 J. Fanning 71, M. Maranta 45. - Hobart at Christmas. B.S.H.S. 114 and 1/97. M. Maranta 6/37. B.B.C. 108 - M. Maranta 8/35 including a Terrace won their first toss for the season and hat -trick. sent B.S.H.S. in to bat. From the outset Michael

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54 71 CEGS CEGS won on 1st inn. TSS Washed Out TGS Washed Out NC Washed Out IGS Washed Out 8/133 BGS 87 P. Cervetto 37 C. Cain 4/14 GT won on 1st inn. 9/131 BSHS 6/100 M. Moore 33 M. Moore 4/18 Draw 5/87 BBC 4/198 Draw

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85 CEGS 6/38 Draw TSS Washed Out 2/124 TGS 2/140 Draw NC Washed Out IGS Washed Out 124 BGS 7/36 C. Veivers 34n.o. C. Veivers 3/20 Draw 54 BSHS 2/109 BSHS won on 1st inn. 72 BBC 9/72 C. Veivers 6/34 Draw

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8/52 CEGS 5/153 Draw TSS Washed Out 5/39 TGS 104 D. O'Connell 6/32 Draw NC Washed Out IGS Washed Out 9/77 BGS 172 D. O'Connell 7/29 Draw 8/57 BSHS 6/175 D. O'Connell 4/70 BSHS won on 1st inn. 72 BBC 107 BBC won on 1st inn.

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3/67 CEGS 118 P. Elder 31 Draw TSS Washed Out 71 TGS 128 A. O'Sullivan 4/17 TGS won on 1st inn. NC Washed Out 3/116 IGS 5/131 M. Lynagh 71 IGS won on 1st inn. 7/66 BGS 6/151 Draw

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U15A 0-3 22-3 9-0 24-6 3-16 17-6 6-15 4-7 13-9 Mr. P. Bliss U15B 0-16 18-3 0-4 28-0 0-15 22-0 0-0 0-38 4-20 Mr. M. Podobonik U15C 4-4 16-0 6-3 34-0 0-28 0-33 0-56 0-50 Mr. R. Gordon U15D 0-24 4-20 U14A 12-0 34-0 17-0 14-0 4-0 11-4 23-4 8-6 22-4 Br. B. Lawler

U14B 18-0 38-0 48-0 0-0 12-10 34-0 6-13 10-0 40-0 Mr. P. Tuckwell U14C 4-4 30-0 6-3 26-6 12-0 12-4 12-11 16-0 Br. A. McQuillan U14D 8-6 4-20 11-20 10-4 15-0 Mr. S. Dyer U13A 11-0 26-4 19-0 4-0 3-16 31-0 3-7 8-8 4-8 Br. J. Edwards

U13B 0-8 40-0 16-0 6-12 10-12 25-0 4-8 0-13 20-0 Mr. P. Peppin U13C 4-6 24-0 0-4 3-3 4-13 4-16 16-0 Br. A. McQuillan U13D 4-4 26-8 10-3 4-14 28-10 Br. S. McLaughlin v. N.C. won 7-6 (G. Gordon 1 try, M. Broad

1 penalty). A very close game won by Terrace after the full time bell with a pressure penalty calmly taken by replacement fullback Michael Broad. Terrace were down 0-6 with less than ten minutes to go but unleashed a dazzling series of attacks on the Nudgee line. Gerard Gordon scored a great try and then Michael Broad and Michael Meehan 4#' combined to take play into Nudgee's twenty-five where from a Nudgee infringement, Broad goaled from the side line.

4% v. I.G.S. won 38-0 (G. Gordon (3), A. Dick, 4 M. Moore, S. White, J. Windsor tries, J. Windsor (ig 1 field goal, M. Broad 1 field goal, M. Moore 2 conversions. The forwards won a feast of ball which was well RUGBY - SECOND XV used by the free running backs. Back Row: M. Broad, C. Cain, B. Kerrisk. Mark Moore and Middle Row: M. Willcocks, G. Horgan, T. Smith, M. Cowan, D. Cosgrove. Gerard Gordon had excellent games while Tony Front Row: D. O'Sullivan, P. Cook, M. McBain, P. Cervetto (Capt.), T. Keefer, M. Kent, M. Holt. Dick played an outstanding game.

v. B.G.S. lost 0-10 Terrace lost a very close game. In the first fifteen minutes, we missed at least two tries as . well as attempted penalty goals and field goals. . . Grammar scored a good converted try from a Terrace mistake and the score remained 0-6 until Grammar scored their second try in the corner late in the match.

v. B.S.H.S. lost 6-13 (M. Moore 2 penalties). The 1st XV were pressing State High's line in the first twenty minutes of play during which Mark Moore kicked two penalty goals. Later in the half the team had a lapse in their tackling IP% and State High were able to score, which made 014 the half time score 6 -all. Early in the second THIRD XV RUGBY - half High constantly pressured our line during Back Row: M. Rees, T. Savage, M. Cornwell, M. Slater. which time they kicked another penalty goal Middle Row: P. Smith, B. Ryan, B. Collingwood, D. Morrissey, J. Fanning, B. Davies, A. Hamilton. Front Row: M. McKew, P. Treloar, D. O'Rourke, M. Schubert (Capt.), M. Kelleher, J. Henley, A. Eisentrager. and scored a second try. v. B.B.C. won 8-4 (G. Gordon, M. Farmer tries. A disappointing game marred by bad handling and indecisive kicking. Down 0-4 with less than ten minutes remaining Terrace scored two good tries through strong forceful running by Gerard Gordon and Mark Farmer. The Team: Jonathan Windsor: Five Eighth (Captain). Jon's .4..444 A play in both attack and defence was outstanding. 4.4sms. 4 '";-- A cool leader, Jon's attacking brilliance was the 11100.04.-- spark of many a Terrace attack. His technical ) kicking and elusive running plus his excellent stA rir . S cover defence make him a player to watch in *it 4 the future. Jon was the winner of the F.G. Forde - trophy for the Best and Fairest player.

_ RUGBY - FOURTH XV Back Row: P. Backstrom, A. Hamilton, M. Kelleher, J. Galls. Middle Row: P. Press, Q. Doyle, B. Davies, D. Morrissey, M. Ogilvie, M. O'Hare. Front Row: D. Moore, N. McDonald, P. Macey (Capt.), T. West, S. Tellam.

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I AM a LITT'A Mark Farmer: Second Row. Mark won the Best RUGBY - UNDER 16A Forward award consistent displays in Back Row: A. Douglas, A. Rush, R. Mrozowski, J. Forde. with the Middle Row: P. O'Leary, A. Beer, B. Hickey, P. Langley, D. Pincus. Absent: D. Starr -Nolan. second row. His lineout play improved Front Row: P. Gardiner, S. Peppin, J. Abbot (Vice Capt.), G. Forward (Capt.), M. Meehan, D. Scholz, A. Baker. immensely during the season. Excellent in the tight play.

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Damian Smith: Lock. Another of the 16A's, o .1 Damian curbed his sometimes over -enthusiastic play and blended well into the team. Won good ball at the end of the lineout and his cover defence, positional play and strong running improved with every game.

Ofn :4* Tony Dick, Tim Young: Breakaways. Tim and RUGBY - UNDER 16C as a team, Tony worked well constantly Back Row: A. McCourt, J. Marchesi, I. Halligan, P. O'Callaghan, G. Casey harassing the opposing locks, always on the Middle Row: R. McCrossin, D. Plunkett, B. Sheahan, P. Corbett, D. Carroll, W. Kelly, M. Aldridge. loose ball and constantly setting up play in Front Row: K. Long, B. Campbell, T. Rayner, B. Moy (Capt.), P. Jones, R. Hogan, C. Brown. rucks and mauls. Tim's fierceness in mauls and Tony's destructive tackling marked them as inspirations to 1st XV and to all other aspiring / breakaways. Tim gained selection in Queensland Schoolboys (Q.S.R.U.) Second Fifteen.

Brad Abrahams: Hooker. Although small in --N31 stature, Brad never flinched from any opposition ',v51"Pr and was always where the action was fiercest. A It A. good striker for the ball, he was a most constructive forward and won selection in Q.S.R.U. 2nd XV. =- - 44R. Simon White: Half. Simon played his third `lag w±Nta way in the 1st XV. A brilliant, but sometimes season RUGBY - UNDER 15A erratic player, Simon often made inspired Back Row: B. Quinn, R. Routh, W. Campbell, M. Keys. bursts particularly in the C.E.G.S. and I.G.S. Middle Row: M. Keefer, B. Carroll, T. Byrne, M. Maranta, A. Mylne. games. Front Row: D. Bugler, J. McLaughlin, T. McCawley, A. Parker (Capt.), P. McAnelly, J. Vitelli, B. Proberts. -

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Gerard Gordon: Wing. Gerard had a brilliant 1=4IL season despite a form slump for a couple of ....I,. 1 games. An elusive, speedy and hard running 'Ae winger who always looked for the ball, Gerard L _ won the trophy for Best Back and gained RUGBY - UNDER 14B Row: B. Smeaton, M. Press, J. Canning, M. Windsor, M. Bowes. selection in the Q.S.R.U. 1st XV and Australian Back Middle Row: G. Tiernan, P. Gallagher, J. Gambaro, M. Kimmins, P. Willcocks. Schoolboy's teams. Front Row: R. Grant, D. Holt, B. O'Sullivan, S. Roper (Capt.), B. Gardiner, M. Scanlan, P. McGarry. .

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RUGBY - UNDER 14D Back Row: J. Gardiner, B. Gooch, P. Marinelli, R. Fogarty, J. McDonald. Middle Row: S. Ohlrich, C. Norman, C. Tyqu in, D. MacNamara, S. Corser, D. Wright, D. Pozzi. Front Row: M. Harris, L. Haseler, P. Pozzi, A. Mountjoy (Capt.), G. Rosbrook, M. Geraghty, M. Pozzi. Mark Moore: Fullback. Mark was one of the rocks of the team. He possesses very safe hands and a strong tackle although a serious shoulder injury hindered his defence especially in the B.G.S. and B.S.H.S. games. Mark developed his speed and really set the back line moving as 2it extra man. Another Q.S.R.U. 1st XV So - representative. Michael Broad: Utility Back. Michael kicked z well and always made ground when he joined the backline. He showed great coolness under pressure and will be remembered for a long time for his great penalty goal from the sideline to defeat Nudgee after full time had sounded. I 10; Mark McBain, Chris Cain, Mel Cowan, Michael of Holt, Michael Meehan who played games or parts of games in 1st XV deserve special mention RUGBY - UNDER 13A for their keenness and determination during the Back Row: G. Tanner, P. Denham, M. Wells, A. Dick. season and for their strong play whenever called Middle Row: C. Mrozowski, S. McNamee, J. Mclvor, A. Pascoe, P. Pincus, P. Ed ler, C. Price. upon for the 1st XV. Front Row: D. Peppin, N. O'Hare, B. Anderson, S. O'Rourke (Capt.), R. Hanley, G. Murphy, B. MacDonald.

Representative Players: Congratulations to the following players, both present and old boys, who have representative f' honours this year either in inter -state or 0 p international matches: - fi U12 Queensland team to Sydney Matthew Green (Captain), Peter McCrossin. U14 Queensland team to Sydney Gerry Forde, Stephen Robinson, Brendan O'Sullivan. U15 Brisbane team

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U19 Queensland team to New Zealand and RUGBY - UNDER 13B New South Wales Colts (Old Boys) Back Row: S. Dank, M. Corcoran, J. Boyce, J. Hancock. Mr. L. Hampson (Coach), Peter Cook, Middle Row: J. Chris Brannelly, J. Gallagher, A. Gardiner, D. Waden, H. Kentrotis, M. Dann, J. Donoghue. Front Row: P. Savage, Buckley, Bruce Humphrys. S. Corbett, J. Mclvor, M. Lynagh (Capt.), S. Doohan, B. Needham, G. Ellison. Queensland Schoolboys 1st XV and Australian Schoolboys Gerard Gordon. Queensland Schoolboys Y" 2nd XV Brad Abrahams, Mark Moore, Tim Young. r. Australian Rugby Team versus Fiji Tony Shaw, David Dunworth (old boys).

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The full number of twelve Terrace crews follows: 7th crew P. Scanlan, C. Parker, Thanks are due from the members of the participated in the G.P.S. Championships and P. O'Leary, A. Beer (Stroke), M. Pozzi (Cox). Rowing Club to the large number of people most rowed well. The most successful was the 9th crew A. Oakes, I. Halligan, J. Greig, who assisted during the season, particularly to 8th crew (Stroke B.P. Ryan, M. Cornwell, B. Hickey (Stroke), R. Rodger (Cox). Mr. Max Cunningham, Mr. Alan Patching, A. Rush, A. Hamilton, Cox: D. Holt) who won 10th crew M. McCluskey, J. Marchesi, B. Usasz, Mr. Gerry O'Keeffe, Mr. Geoff Galt and all the a closely contested race. The 11th crew J. Fitz -Walter, C. Backstrom. 12th crew other coaches and to the dedicated members of (A. Eisentrager, T. Douglass, T. Young, M. Reardon, G. Ryan, D. Williams, B. McDonald the Mothers and the Fathers Auxiliaries, and T. Cullinan and N. Howard) rowed well for (Stroke), P. Ryan (Cox). to all the others who assisted during the year. third place. Other crew members were as the concrete one under that building were also present players progress into the open grades used. The position of these two courts has and also because our upper primary teams TENNIS brought tennis to the notice of the school under Mr. Robert Maidens has been very population as never before. They have helped successful. Terrace fielded four teams in this year's G.P.S. make this area into the most intensively used Tennis competition and one of these (the Under The Tennis Squad thanks Mr. Graham and one on the whole College campus. 15's) was undefeated. In addition to using the Mr. Kimlin who have been responsible for two College courts in Victoria Park the bitumen Next year we look with confidence to a high conducting the G.P.S. Tennis at Terrace this tennis court beside the Centenary Building and standard of performance in all four grades as season.

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Captain: PHILLIP SMITH Vice-Captain BERNARD HOLLAND Master -In -Charge: BR. S.D. McLAUGHLIN ° M. GREEN - U14 High Jump. The season started late in the second term with general fitness training at Victoria Park. Quite a formidable at the G.P.S. as the Under 16 Relay. number of boys participated and soon found out The next week saw The College Athletics A. Cast ley in Under 15 won the 200 m. how much condition they really lacked. Under Championships at Tennyson. Open sprinter, (25.8s) Gerard Gordon, showed potential G.P.S. form and 400 m. the direction of coaches a holiday programme in winning the 200 m. in 23.4s and the 100 m. was devised as well as some training at Victoria In the Open field events Phil Smith won the in 11.3s. He also won the Open Hurdles. Other Park. Shot Putt (13.36m), P. Pearce the Long Jump Open sprinters P. Burke and P. Pearce also (5.40m), and B. Davies the High Jump (1.65m). Our first invitation Athletics Carnival at Mt. indicated good form. Under 16 field events saw David Pincus continue Gravatt showed some encouraging signs, with to perform well with a throw in the Shot Putt Clay Veivers in Under 14 scoring two good wins John Gockel in the Under 14 age division of 12.42m, Mark Vilgan won the Long Jump in the 400 m. (57.0s) and 800 m. (2.13.1s). proved he was moving from strength to strength (5.24m), and Michael Meehan the High Jump Gerard Gordon had excellent wins in the Open and won the sprint double in this age with times (1.60m). 100 m. (11.8s) and 200 m. (23.5s). of 12.5s in the 100 metres and 25.5s in the 200 In Under 15 B. Carroll was able to throw the The second carnival at C.E.G.S. saw good metres. Craig Parker in Under 16 took out the Shot Putt 12.16m and also won the High Jump performances from Clay Veivers (Under 14 sprint treble with times of 12.0s in the 100 (1.50m), while S. Lumb won the Long Jump 400 m.), Scott McNamee (Under 13 1500 m.), metres, 24.4s in the 200 metres, and 56.9s in with a leap of 5.10m. David Pincus (Under 16 Shot Putt), and John the 400 metres. He was closely followed by Gockel (Under 14 100 m.). A general J. Graham, R. Mrozowski, and M. Meehan in The Under 14 Shot Putt was won by Roger improvement was noted. these sprints, a combination that was to prove Nasser (11.76m), who also won the Hurdles. M. Green won the High Jump (1.63m), and P. Lambert the Long Jump (4.86m). Because of the Grade 8 Educational trip the Under 13 Championships were a `gir, 4 A. held week 7411. w,` later. In this M. Casey and J. Hancock tied in the 100m, M. Cassey won the 200 metres; J. Gallagher, High Jump; P. Pincus, Shot Putt; G. Ellison, Hurdles and 1500m; J. Hancock, Long Jump; S. McNamee, 400m; and B. McDonald, 800m. LI The School Champions were as follows: Open B. Holland Under 16 C. Parker

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At the G.P.S. Athletics Championships at Mt. Gravatt we finished in ninth place. We congratulate the other schools on their performances. One oustanding feature of the day was the excellent support given in spirited barracking by the numerous Terrace students present. Five of our top athletes were unable to compete on the day due to sickness or injury. A Our best performances at G.P.S. were:

1st Place S. McNamee Under 13 1500 m. 4.35.7 (R)

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4th Places TRACK AND FIELD AGE CHAMPIONS Relay Team Under 13 52.5 sec. Back Row: P. McKenna, C. McCluskey. P. Smith Open Shot Putt 13.75 met. Middle Row: P. McCrossin, M. Gatto, C. Veivers, S. McNamee, P. Hancock. B. Carroll Under 15 Shot Putt 13.11 met. Front Row: A. Castley, B. Holland, C. Parker. TAT47-,,a331;

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The first of the two main events in the Cross Country season this year was the Terrace ass Championships in which the results were as follows: U13 Gregory Ellison U14 Damien O'Connell U15 Anthony Curtain U16 Damien Smith t .! Open Mel Cowan -4' .4. The second was the G.P.S. Championships held 7. .A.:r..Weltrzti".14.2 41;414ZW. I 1'. at the St. Lucia course. On this day, although CROSS COUNTRY AGE CHAMPIONS gave best, Terrace our participants of their Back Row: C. McCluskey, M. Smith. trailed the field with no runners gaining major Second Row: A. Owen, G. Ellison, P. Curran. placings. Front Row: D. O'Connell, M. Cowan, D. Smith, A. Curtain. _

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Malt Ittifaa ACTIVITIES 1976 - JUNIOR SCHOOL The Terrace Junior School at the start of 1976 to the rest of the Junior School. pays tribute to the leadership given by The Grade Seven class was introduced to the Br. G.D. McLaughlin who was the Master -In - whole concept of leadership in a camp at Charge of the Junior Section at Terrace for the Greenwood within the first few weeks of term. past four years. During this time he revitalised Junior leaders were chosen and assumed their the curriculum in all subject areas and fostered various duties responsibly. During the year, an excellent spirit of enthusiastic cooperation twenty-four boys were given the opportunity to among the young Terracians. share the personal challenge that leadership It was during Br. McLaughlin's period that one entails. They are to be congratulated on the way of the science rooms originally constructed in they carried out their duties. All boys entered 1918 was remodelled as a Junior School library. enthusiastically in the eight day camp at Perhaps his most significant innovation was the Christmas Creek where they learnt about the introduced of a new coordinated Religious ecology, how to survive in the bush and BR. P. HARNEY- local Education Program throughout the Junior how to live in harmony with others. The whole School. For 1976 he has been relieved of experience gave everyone an opportunity to put was introduced to the new teaching duties to undertake full-time studies direction each class into practice some of the ideals that were Prayer Children" in a prayerful and we wish him every success at them. We "Eucharist for proposed during the Confirmation programme, way. Fr. Bernard Gallagher thank him for his tireless work at passing on to and meaningful undertaken at the end of the first term for groups of Priests from the diocese to our primary boys all that is worthwhile in the organised seven weeks. Reconciliation traditions of Terrace. help administer the Sacrament of (the Second Rite) once each term to each class. Interschool sporting activities provided Master -In -Charge this year is Br. P. Harney The The Lenten programme certainly helped opportunities for boys to represent their school extend a warm welcome. and to him we everyone to understand this Sacrament better. in swimming, rugby, cricket and athletics. For The year started with each grade level Fr. Ron McKiernan lead a parent -evening which the first time in twenty years Terrace Junior Combined Independent celebrating a Mass which blessed the year's presented on an adult level what the boys had School won the 'A' work and gave parents an opportunity of been learning in their catechetics lessons. grade competition at the Valley Pool. The team meeting the class teachers. All Masses were well Another special religious occasion was the also won three individual age trophies and they attended and celebrated enthusiastically by all reinactment of great mysteries of Holy Week. and their coach Br. Ian Robertson deserve our present. Fr. Michael Brown O.F.M. came each Each class selected a special aspect of the Easter congratulations on this fine win. The cricketers week to the Junior School and under his story and presented it through drama and song were undefeated in two grades and thanks go to their coaches Br. M. Hanley, Br. W. Jacob, experience. The Grade 7 classes had a week at action and the puppet production of "The Mr. E. Lane and Br. P. Harney. Third place was Christmas Creek which was very comprehensive Twelfth Night Theatre". gained in the Athletics, held at Churchie in the in its scope including time for Prayer, hikes, The year a third term after winning more than half of the Science, Language, Art, Mathematics and concluded with Grade Seven farewell inter -school cross country events in the second recreation. concert and Mass. Much of the entertainment term. The Rugby season saw three out of seven was provided by "The Beanies"; a group of The Speech and Drama lessons climaxed in the teams get to the Grand Finals at Ballymore; the Grade Sevens who put their musical talents into Speech Night presentation of "Red Sea Jazz"; are to be forming a folk -singing group. highest number ever. The boys "Daniel Jazz" and "Jonah man Jazz". All on and congratulated their school spirit classes were involved in these musical plays We thank everyone who was associated with the during these outstanding sportsmanship with all boys taking part. Thanks go to Mrs. Junior School in 1976 for making it a year full interschool meets. Lenore Bateman and Miss Kristin Andersen. of memorable and enjoyable experiences. for Camps were part of the school timetable Other excursions were undertaken throughout each grade and all classes benefited from the the year, including a trip to see the orchestra in

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Lam' - GRADE SEVEN GOLD Back Row: D. Russell, C. Behm, P. Flanagan, P. Welch, C. Henry, M. Gatto, B. Frawley, M. Hocking, R. Sydes, J. Delamont, A. Ross. Third Row: D. Molyneux, R. Pozzi, A. Ryan, M. Green, M. Connolly, J. Devereux, J. Phelan, S. Burton, P. Hancock, J. Coghlan. Second Row: M. Dempsey, S. Leach, B. Twenlow, J. Gooley, M. Menhinnitt, C. Earner, V. Pennisi, J. Tiernan. Front Row: G. O'Shea, M. McBain, P. Goy, P. Curran, P. Higgins, S. Ryan. Absent: E. Kavanagh, W. Kessell, B. O'Kane, B. Boyce, A. Dawber.

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A 40 10 ),-te GRADE SEVEN BLUE Back Row: T. Plunkett, G. Parker, T. Dodson, L. Brannelly, K. Pradella, M. Ryan, P. McCrossin, M. Rackemann, J. O'Loughlin, P. Donatiu, S. Vivanti. Third Row: D.O'Rourke, J. Hnidec, D. Cassidy, M. Lynagh, C. McCaffrey, G. Lawler, T. Gallagher, S. Fox, S. Conry, M. Pozzi. Second Row: M. O'Brien, J. O'Connell, R. Day. P. Howard, K. Kelly, J. O'Hare, P. Lynch, J. Stitt, P. Glennon, G. Gibbons. G. Sheahan. Front Row: J. Moore, S. French, D. Golik , J. McCarthy, P. Neil, A. Harris, A. Windsor, Absent: W. Corbett, D. Wood, P. Ingham. tr* 4 iltP 'it

GRADE SIX GOLD Back Row: M. Russell, J. D'Arcy, P. O'Keeffe, B. Mulvihill, D. Perrins, J. O'Callaghan, S. Cleary, B. Denny, C. McKenna, C. Taylor, P. Quirk, R. Hopkins, M. Agli. Third Row: J. Higgins, C. Barry, J. Douglas, S. O'Kane, G. Giles, I. Gallagher, G. De Donatis, D. Porter, L. Kelly, D. Keatinge. Second Row: J. Thong, J. Aridis, S. GoUlmy, M. Doohan, G. Conn, G. Blumke, P. Corcoran, C. Campbell, D. Sparksman, G. Andrew. Front Row: D. Jeffers, M. Marinelli, M. Sayer, S. McIntyre, N. Beebe, G. Carden, J. McGarry, P. Murphy, M. Ponniah, J. Rees.

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-.. I 0 . 1 'r. .riqt ..' SPEAKING -.. .. , In the inter -school Grade . e 7 G.P.S. Debating '1/4"NOM . ' . . .- .A., .. : .., lib< :.8 4,7 ' Terrace fielded four teams against Nudgee College, Church of a #110.1144. :e. .O - England Grammar School - and The Southport School. ! IQ . ...., x;...,,,w, -. '.1411 ,. . .- The four Terrace - ,- ,,,...s.,... Teams were undefeated. 11*. 7...... '.:;. :1-.3,-IL :::' --mot .. tor -.!,,, 5 The Grade 7 Oratory Competition was won by I. I John Phelan who spoke on Power Without Glory and in an impromptu capacity spoke on 1 .. I Luck. He also won the Junior G.P.S. Oratory II .. .". ...A. . 'nom: ... Competition. 4 ...... U n ' ' ' e '' t.VPL'' .., . I AY" 1 1I. - t I...... ' :C7 ' a M ... DEBATING -G RADE7 Back Row: P. Higgins, P. Howard, J. O'Connell, J. Tiernan, G. Gibbons. Middle Row: A. Ross, S. Vivanti, M. Rackemann, R. Pozzi. Front Row: S. Fox, C. Behm, P. Donatiu, J. Phelan. -;

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- - z t - - tTa.r.Z9. . RESULTS A uniform pattern of coaching was introduced 12C 12A vs. Ashgrove D 4-4. to try to maintain an even development of the vs. N.J. 0-4 vs. C.E.G.S. D 0-14. RUGBY necessary skills. This proved most successful vs. C.E.G.S. C 0-4. vs. Padua 4-12. with the boys gaining a good knowledge of the vs. C.E.G.S. 4-20. vs. S.L.C. E 8-4. basics. vs. Ashgrove 4-8. vs. N.J. 26-4. vs. S.L.C. D 6-8. School is Q.J.R.U. vs. N.J. 0-8. The Junior affiliated with the Green and Peter Two U12 boys Matthew vs. S.L.C. 8-0. vs. S.L.C. C 4-14. in a special School's Competition. We increased McCrossin were selected in the Queensland vs. St. Col. 0-10. our team numbers this year from two in each Under 12 Team which participated in the vs. Y.M.C.A. (Kitakyushu) 36-7. 11A teams in all. vs. N.J. 4-16. age to three, U10, Ull and U12,9 N.S.W. Championships over the Queen's the chance 12B vs. Padua 20-4. This gave every boy who wanted to, Birthday weekend. Matthew Green was selected vs. B.B.C. 4-0. vs. Ashgrove 8-28. to play football for the School. the Team. as the Captain of vs. Padua 4-22. vs. C.E.G.S. 4-0. The 3 Under 10 teams reached the Grand Finals, At the end of the season the Under 12 Team vs. C.E.G.S. 0-24. vs. N.J. 6-12. vs. N.J. 0-40. vs. S.L.C. 4-10. losing these to Ashgrove. played a Y.M.C.A. Team from Kitakyushu in vs. S.L.C. 0-36. vs. St. Col. 10-0. Under 11 B team reached the Grand Final, being Japan. This was played at Ballymore with vs. St. Col. 0-20. defeated by Nudgee Junior. Terrace winning 36-7. vs. S.P.C. 0-32.

JUNIOR SCHOOL SPORT 1976 The Junior School belongs to three Associations ri Combined Independent Colleges (C.I.C.), Junior G.P.S., and Queensland Junior Rugby Union (Q.J.R.U.).

We are involved in inter -school sport usually on weekends as well as an intra-school competition. INTRA-SCHOOL SPORT Through a house competition a number of sports are played usually on a Monday afternoon. These include: Rugby Union

Rugby League Aim Soccer Softball Speedball Puddocks Kastie . .11. Cricket T. Dodson wins the line-out v. Japan. 1 1 B 111111331, vs. N.J. 0-8. 4. vs. S.P.C. 16-0. , vs. Padua 24-0. vs. C.E.G.S. 8-4. vs. Ashgrove 0-12. vs. N.J. 0-3. rn vs. S.L.C. 26-0. vs. St. Col. 8-0. vs. N.J. (Final) 4-14. 11C vs. N.J. 0-24. 4.. I i'id .... 2' ID .-_,.. vs. S.P.C. 18-0. r 13 : . I vs. Ashgrove E 8-12. - 4 vs. B.B.C. 0-36. :;/'....1 Ilk vs. Ashgrove 4-32. vs. N.J. 4-16...... d f, vs. S.L.C. 14-12. 91' , (.. vs. Ashgrove D 0-20. 10A UNDER 12A RUGBY UNION vs. N.J. 0-0. Back Row: T. Dodson, P. Lutvey, M. Ryan, M. Kelly, L. Brannelly. vs. S.P.C. 34-0. Middle Row: S. French (standing), P. Lynch, P. Hancock, S. Burton, T. Gallagher, vs. Padua 12-0. P. Ferrier, J. Morgan, P. Neil (standing). vs. C.E.G.S. 22-0. Front Row: M. McBain, P. McCrossin, M. Green, P. Higgins. ,,, - vs. Ashgrove 12-12. .v. i A '%-, LT vs. N.J. 8-4. " 0 4 Jai - vs. S.L.C. 22-0. ' .. vs. St. Col. 4-0. i 4 '- r ....tr vs. N.J. (Final) r'-'.- ....., 12-4. .. 4 vs. Ashgrove (Grand Final) 4-22. 1..] .. ^ 10B L vs. N.J. 32-0. vs. S.P.C. 30-0. 1=L;i vs. Padua 20-6. 4 vs. Ashgrove 0-8. 4 vs. N.J. 26-0. a vs. S.L.C. 54-0. vs. St. Col. 0-0. vs. Ashgrove (Grand Final) 0-4. -i . - 13 --- .... 10C - r--- _ .1,,, , ...... - -I-f '.._1 vs. N.J. "' ...0 . vs. Ashgrove D 18-8. -,.....1. . ..- A z it. , 1 vs. Ashgrove E 4-4. -.4. .., -...... 1 f ri--44Avit rATFAKze..'7',. vs. Ashgrove C 0-14. - UNDER 12B RUGBY UNION vs. N.J. 58-0. Back Row: S. Conry, A. Ross. vs. S.L.C. 28-0. Third Row: S. Barry, M. Connolly, M. Rackemann, P. Welch, P. Flanagan, R. Day, vs. St. Col. 30-4. J. Coghlan. vs. Ashgrove D (Final) 12-8. Kneeling: G. Sheahan, P. Curran, M. O'Brien, P. Goy, G. O'Shea. vs. Ashgrove C (Grand Final) 4-8. Sitting: -M. Hocking, P. Howard. UNDER 12C RUGBY UNION Back Row: B. Denny, D. Cassidy, R. Sydes, S. Vivanti, J. Hnidec, J. Gooley. Middle Row: S. Goulmy, - La , A. Harris, C. Earner, J. Stitt, M. Dempsey, S. French. Front Row: S. Ryan, V. A. Windsor, P. Reinhardt, G. Carden.

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UNDER 11C RUGBY UNION Back Row: D. O'Connell, P. Bakker, J. Gallagher, S. Cleary, M. Forbes, 5.6ky4ta M. Stower, Davis. I D. a Middle Row: M. Marinelli (standing), J. Aridis, S. Smith, B. Twemlow, D. Rodgers, la C. Barry, G. Blumke, M. Sayer .11 . (standing). Front Row: R. Lye, J. D'Arcy, J. Aili. S

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f. UNDER 10C RUGBY UNION Back Row: M. Armstrong, K. Coghlan, A. Ross, S. Pincus. Second Row: B. Long (standing), M. Stapleton, G. Houston, R. Stanicic, D. Young, Third Row: D. Khafagi, G. Anderson, H. Weld, J. Cranitch, D. English, C. McCluskey, A. Young, D. Wright, P. Stapleton, P. Mulligan, A. Murphy (standing). A. Musgrave. Front Row: M. Tolhurst, G. Cassady, I. Reinhardt, M. Douglas, M. Congram. 1 r 1..m Pa. ZED 1.

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_ U12A Vs St. Columbans M. Kelly, T. Dodson, T. Gallagher, G. Reinhardt, M. Green. P. Curran, P. McCrossin - Y.M.C.A. Japan. gratifying to see so much staff and parental First Places: ATHLETICS assistance. Chris McKenna U10 High Jump Div. 2 Some Junior School boys competed in the Ian Carroll U10 Long Jump Div. 2 State Schoolboys' Championships at Mt. Gravatt Grant Wilson U10 100 m. Div. 4 in early October. Those who participated ATHLETICS Brendan Lumb, jumped and ran their personal best performance. A keen interest was shown by quite a large Ian Carroll U10 Relay Div. 2 David O'Connell won the Gold Medal in the 10 number of boys in Athletics this year. The keen Grant Wilson years 200 metres with Grant Wilson winning a Leofric Hampson competition produced an improved standard. Bronze in the 9 years Long Jump.

Mario Gatto U11 Shot Putt Div. 1 The Junior School Carnival was held at the end Performances in both major Carnivals (i) Junior Long Jump Div. 1 of the second term at Tennyson. The Age G.P.S. and (ii) C.I.C. was most encouraging. Ull Champions were: U11 65 m. Hurdles Div. 1 In the Junior G.P.S. held at C.E.G.S. Terrace U11 80 m. Hurdles Div. 1 U9 Chris McCluskey Athletes broke 15 records and equalled 3. U11 100 m. Hurdles Div. 1 U10 Chris McKenna In the C.I.C. Terrace improved their position Stephen Ull Mario Gatto Partridge Ull Shot Putt Div. 2 moving up to 3rd position behind Ashgrove and U12 (Peter McCrossin Nigel Beebe U11 High Jump Div. 1 St. Columban's. The Under 11 team came close (Peter Hancock to wresting the age shield from Ashgrove. Mark Elder U11 65 m. Hurdles Div. 4 Mario Gatto was selected in the U13 Long A number of Carnivals were held on Saturday Mario Gatto in the Under 11 established three Jump for G.P.S. mornings at the beginning of the third term as new records - Shot Putt, Hurdles, Long Jump. preparation for C.I.C. Carnival. Terrace hosted Back Row: C. McKenna, M. Gatto, P. McCrossin. Tremendous help was given by Brs. P. Harney, one such Carnival at Tennyson and it was Front Row: P. Hancock, C. McCluskey. M. Hanley, W. Jacob and Mr. Tony Gilbert.

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"k) JUNIOR SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD TEAM Back Row: I. Reinhardt, P. McCarthy, B. Wright, J. Aili, J. McCarthy, I. Gallagher, G. Giles, D. Gough, M. Elder, N. McCarthy, M. McBain, J. Stitt. Fourth Row: L. Hampson, J. Bush, C. McCluskey, A. Green, A. Owen, P. Curran, M. Russell, R. Pozzi, C. McKenna, J. O'Connell, P. Lynch, B. Connolly, W. Gallagher, D. O'Connell, L. Denham, N. Beebe. Third Row: D. Keatinge, M. Smith, M. Frawley, S. Partridge, M. Lynagh, D. O'Rourke, J. O'Callaghan, P. Welch, D. Trad, T. Gallagher, I. Carroll, M. Pozzi, B. Lumb, G. Wilson. Second Row: R. Day, S. Conry, M. Green, J. Delamont, P. McCrossin, P. Hancock, M. Gatto, T. Dodson, S. Burton, M. Forbes. Front Row: J. Thong, S. Neil, J. Scanlan, M. Corcoran, L. Murphy, A. Ross, M. Tolhurst, P. Crowley, J. Taylor. twrieTraMV.

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JUNIOR G.P.S. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Back Row: I. Reinhardt, W. Gallagher, I. Gallagher, J. O'Connell, A. Dawber, M. Dempsey, A. Green, L. Murphy. Fourth Row: B. Wright, P. Heathwood, T. Gallagher, L. Brannelly, M. Ryan, B. Frawley, S. Burton, C. McKenna, A. Ross. Third Row: S. Neil, B. Connolly, J. O'Hare, M. Pozzi, M. Lynagh, M. Green, M. Frawley, P. Lynch, P. Curran, J. Taylor. Second Row: G. Andrew, S. Neil, B. Lumb, B. Sargent, J. McCarthy, A. Owen, D. Keatinge, C. McCluskey, S. Pincus. Front Row: A. Windsor, M. Corcoran, G. Giles, M. Smith, M. McBain, M. Tolhurst. Schools whom we competed against were: RESULTS C.E.G.S. 7A CRICKET Ashgrove 9/135 v. St. Patrick's 80 Nudgee Junior D. O'Rourke 47. L. Brannelly 4/14, D. O'Rourke 3/8, P. McCrossin 3/27. in S.L.C. 6 Teams were fielded the C.I.C. Competition 192 v. C.E.G.S. 146 St. Columban's 2 x Grade 7 2 x Grade 6 2 x Grade 5 M. Lynagh 109, L. Brannelly 38. M. Lynagh 6/48, St. James's D. O.Rourke 2/41. Due to rain a number of the games were washed St. Patrick's, Shorncliffe 5/50 v. S.L.C. 6/90 - P. McCrossin 2/24. out. This did not dampen the enthusiasm of the Padua 14 v. Padua 6/77 - L. Brannelly 3/15. boys who benefited through the inter -school B.B.C. 56 v. B.B.C. 56. competition with noticeable improvement in the M. Rackemann 15. L. Brannelly 2/13, D. O'Rourke 2/15. standard of play.

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GRADE 7A CRICKET Back Row: P. Higgins, M. Green, P. Welch, L. Brannelly, S. Burton, S. French. Front Row: T. Gallagher, D. O'Rourke, P. McCrossin, P. Howard, M. Rackemann, W. Kessell, R. Pozzi. 5A 7B 4/88 v. St. Patrick's 64. N.O., I. Gallagher 18 N.O. 7/54 v. St. Patrick's 8/75. 60 v. C.E.G.S. C 130 - J. Hnidec 25. S. Partridge 29 D. 12 N.O. P. O'Hare 3/11, L. Murphy 3/17. 47 v. C.E.G.S. B 56. D. Perrins 8/23, D. Keatinge 2/19. O'Connell J. O'Hare 12. J. O'Hare 3/5, J. Hnidec 2/14. 8/71 v. C.E.G.S. 35. 6B 13 N.O., J. Scanlan 29 N.O. L. Murphy 5/8. 31 v. St. Columbans 15 - V. Penissi 5,J. Hnidec 4. D. English 129 v. S.L.C. 17. 69 E. Howard 11, J. Scanlan 3/7. V. Pennisi 5, J. Hnidec 4. 7/52 v. S.L.C. - 35 v. Ashgrove 32 - N. Beebe 38, G. See 24, J. Douglas 2/2, P. Murphy 3/8, J. D'Arcy 3/5. 44 v. Padua 5/95 - J. Scanlan 10, J. Cranitch 2/13. 6A 68 v. C.E.G.S. 29. 7/122 v. B.B.C. 99 -J. Scanlan 52 N.O. L. Murphy 2/12. 7/69 v. Padua 6/87 - C. Taylor 29, J. Thong 17. M. Forbes 14, A. Owen 13, P. Murphy 12, J. D'Arcy 5B 24. 3/90 v. St. Patrick's 4/1, P. Murphy 3/0,G. See 1/1. 97 v. St. Patrick's 86. S. Partridge 33 N.O., I. Gallagher 14 N.O., 89 v. St. James's 7/87. C. McCluskey 18, D. O'Sullivan 13 N.O. 15. I. Gallagher 3/1, B. Sargent 3/1, C. Taylor J. Douglas 32, G.See 20 N.O. G. See 3/10, D. O'Sullivan 3/11. D. Perrins 2/8. J. Douglas 2/10. 21 v. N.J. 51 - D. O'Sullivan 4/7. 9/63 v. B.B.C. 24. 7/61 v. S.L.C. 26. 4/3, M. Ponniah 3/6, 47 v. St. James's 53 - H. Weld 12, M. Cullinan 5. I. Gallagher 12. B. Sargent N. Beebe 22 N.O., G. See 15 N.O. J. Douglas 5/1, 11 M. Cullinan 4/1, H. Weld 3/5. D Perrins 2/9. G. See 3/11. 28 v. S.L.C. - 26 v. S.L.C. 5/28. 47 G. Anderson 16, P. Crowley 17. 2/5. 42 v. C.E.G.S. 6/108 - J. D'Arcy 3/16,J. Douglas 2/14 67 v. Padua - C. Taylor 18 N.O. D. Perrins 2/4, M. Ponniah 17 v. Ashgrove 35. 16, S. Partridge 14. 9/61 v. Padua 2/91 - C. Taylor M. Cullinan 4/9, P. Crowley 2/3, G. Anderson 2/10.

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GRADE 7B CRICKET Back Row: S. Ryan, V. Pennisi, J. Hnidec, A. Ross, J. O'Connell, M. Dempsey. Front Row: P. Goy, J. O'Hare, P. Curran, M. McBain, S. Conry, S. Fox, A. Windsor. a , GRADE 6A CRICKET Back Row: M. Elder, D. Perrins, P. Heathwood, B. Sargent. Front Row: M. Ponniah, M. Stapleton, D. Keatinge, I. Gallagher, C. McKenna, C. Taylor, J. Thong.

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111101---,..ets, 4'W " 41: 1t. GRADE 5B CRICKET Back Row: S. Pincus, S. Sandal!, G. Anderson, D. K hafagi, D. O'Sullivan. Front Row: M. Congram, P. Mulligan, B. Lumb, H. Weld, M. Cullinan, M. Armstrong, B. Jowett. A very dedicated team won a well -deserved won this Carnival in 1959. This year we won all Individual Winners first place in the major inter -school carnival age shields as well as the Aggregate Shield. The - Under 10 the Combined Independent Colleges' Aggregate Shield was won by 72 points. James Bush 50 m. Freestyle Div. 1 Swimming Carnival on March 10th. Terrace last U10 Shield won by 22 points. 100 m. Freestyle Div. 1 Ull Shield won by 21 points. Mark Waugh 50 m. Freestyle Div. 2 100 m. Freestyle Div. 2 U12 Shield won by 9 points. 50 m. Butterfly Div. 1 SWIMMING Peter Tyquin 50 m. Freestyle Div. 3

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_ JUNIOR SCHOOL SWIMMING TEAM (C.I.C. Champions) Back Row: M. Waugh, S. O'Kane, M. Frawley, M. Green, P. Tyquin, M. Tolhurst. Fourth Row: P. McCarthy, M. Stower, J. Tyquin, P. McCrossin, R. Sydes, R. Pozzi, C. McCluskey. Third Row: J. Taylor, J. Gates, J. Stitt, A. Ryan, M. Pozzi, P. Lynch, J. Coghlan, D. Porter, A. Ross, P. Crowley. Second Row: K. Coghlan, M. Smith, B. Twemlow, A. Musgrave, P. Neil, R. Stanicic, N. Abrahams. Front Row: G. Gibbons, B. Mulvihill, S. Neil, T. Dodson, J. Bush. Medley Relay Team: James Bush, Stephen Neil, Under 12 Age Swimming Champions Mark Waugh, Peter Tyquin. Tim Dodson 100 m. Freestyle Div. 1 Under 10 James Bush 50 m. Backstroke Div. 2 Under 11 Bradley Mulhill Under 11 Guy Gibbons 50 m. 1 Backstroke Div. Under 12 Tim Dodson 50 m. Butterfly Div. 1 Brad Mulhill Robert Sydes 50 m. Freestyle Div. 4 50 m. Breaststroke Div. 2 Two Junior School Boys were selected in the G.P.S. John Tyquin 50 m. Butterfly Div. 2 Medley Relay Team: Matthew Stower, Michael Pozzi, Swimming Team: Brad Mulhill, Mark Frawley. Medley Relay Team: Guy Gibbons, Paul Neil, Tim Dodson and Guy Gibbons. Tim Dodson, John Tyquin. Freestyle Relay Team: Robert Pozzi, Simon O'Kane, Ben Twemlow, Pat McCarthy.

UNDER 12 SWIMMERS (C.I.C. Age Champions) P. MCCrossin, J. Tyquin, R. Sydes, P. Lynch, J. Stitt, P. Neil, G. Gibbons, T. Dodson.

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UNDER 10 SWIMMERS (C.I.C. Age Champions) M. Smith, P. Tyquin, M. Waugh, N. Abrahams, M. Tolhurst, S. Neil, P. Crowley, J. Bush. LIFE SAVING Title (Bradley Mulvihill, Mark Frawley); the LIFE SAVING All the Junior Schoolboys received basic Life Tired Swimmer Pairs State Title (Tim Dodson, Saving Awards in third term. A team was Simon O'Kane); the All Strokes Relay and the entered in the Primary Schools' State Life Rescue Relay were also won. Terrace has an Saving Championships in early November and unbeaten record in these State Events over the won the Individual Boys Championship for the past three years. It reflects the good standard State, (Tim Dodson); the Pairs Rescue State of swimming in the school generally.

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