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A t h I e t I c s Colours Soccer: Toby Bronson John Kirkpatrick Stephen Krane Lawrence McNallly Cross-Country: Richard Archer Toby Bronson Nicholas Nightingale Hockey: Mark Barr Martm Moffatt Squash: Paul McMenemy Andrew Pepall Basketball: Richard Archer Swimming: Ian Batty Marc Genereux Greg Williams Cricket: Gavin McCulloch — 4
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favoured by the boys from overseas. Once again the Grade 8 ' s, num- bering seven this year, enjoyed a final evening out at the Hamihon Mountain Bowl followed by Pizza at Mr. Berriman ' s apartment. We say goodbye to John Durdan, Sylvester Pih, Andrew Dobell and Peter McConnell, who have been with us for one year, Lawrence McNally who has been with us for two years and Richard Wackernagel and Greg Williams who are three year veterans. We wish them well in their new beginnings in the Senior School and hope they will return to visit JSH from time to time. As the year passed and the time to leave the old house for the last time came nearer many thoughts turned to the prospect of spending the fall term in huts on the lawn outside and even further to the new facilities that will be created inside the old walls. Plans of the layout and drawings of the new furniture caused much interest and generally favourable comment. Of all the changes, the situation of the common room in our own area of the building is most welcome and should go a long way to completing the concept of a Junior School House as a separate and complete entity within the School. This evening, June 26th, I went into the old house to see how the work was progressing. After climbing over mountains of rubble in what had been the stairwell, I finally got up into the dorm - there was literally nothing left from the windows of Mr. Boyd ' s apartment to the windows of my living room. Not a trace of the warmth colour or comradship that had been so much a part of that place, was left. Those of us who return there in the depths of winter next year will have a very special responsibility to make a new and successful beginning. I know we all look forward to that day. J.B.
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F a I First Team Soccer FRONT ROW: Morris, McCulloch, Gordon, Barr, Bronson, McMenemy, Krane, Kirkpatrick. BACK ROW: McNally, Easson, Moffatt, Archer, Mr. Bailey. The first team this year went through an outstanding season, being undefeated. After fourteen games they had scored fifty-eight goals and had only ten scored against them. They played a four- two-four for most of the season depending on a strong half-back line. Both of the half-backs received their colours for out- standing play. These players being Toby Bronson and Stephen Krane. Other colours winners were our outstanding goalkeeper Lawrence McNally and rapid firing left winger John Kirkpatrick. The team controlled the ball very well and because of this they scored an average of 4 goals a game. The firsts played only six away games and managed to win them all. The best competition all season was a game at U.C.C. in which Appleby had to come back in the second half to win by a score of 2-1. Of course this report would not be complete unless I gave an honourable mention to all the players who gave such a great effort. These include our quick dribbling forward Richard Archer our reliable goal scoring right winger Andrew Pepall and of course our dependable full-back Ian Gordon. Congratulations guys to an excellent year. We all also thank Mr. Bailey very much for coaching us through this season. John Easson Appleby 4 Hillfield 1 Appleby 10 Ridley Appleby 2 U.C.C. 1 Appleby 5 St. Georges 1 Appleby 4 Ridley Appleby 7 Crescent 1 Appleby 3 St. Andrews 3 Appleby 5 Ashbury Appleby 6 Ashbury Appleby 3 Crescent 1 Appleby 3 U.C.C. 1 Appleby 3 Ridley 1 Appleby 3 Hillfield
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