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Mrs Kitty Evans, Secretary. Gonzaga v Belvedere
Producer had put her under great pressure to learn her lines early by
telling her that Macbeth had learned all of his six weeks before the
production! He had said the same, with regard to Lady Macbeth, to
Macbeth. Unfortunately, there is no lake in Gonzaga.
Saturday 6 December: The V. de P carollers on O'Connell Street were
blessed by a lady carrying a cross.
Saturday 13th - Saturday 20th December: Carolling by V. de P.
Tuesday 23 December: The annual V. de P party was held at the Royal
Hospital, Donnybrook. The six wards were visited by Santa (Barry
Doherty), followed by carollers and the presents were distributed.
3 January: S.C.T. training rooms burgled twice at least over Christmas!
5-7 January: A group of 6th years go on an Urban Plunge, organised by
Fr Lavelle, now the Chairman of the Archbishop's task force on AIDS.
Wednesday 7 January: School re-commences after the Christmas break.
11 January: Today we held the "Annual Disastrous Opera Rehearsal",
with much tearing of hair and gnashing of teeth, splendidly performed
as usual by Mr Murphy.
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Producer had put her under great pressure to learn her lines early by
telling her that Macbeth had learned all of his six weeks before the
production! He had said the same, with regard to Lady Macbeth, to
Macbeth. Unfortunately, there is no lake in Gonzaga.
Saturday 6 December: The V. de P carollers on O'Connell Street were
blessed by a lady carrying a cross.
Saturday 13th - Saturday 20th December: Carolling by V. de P.
Tuesday 23 December: The annual V. de P party was held at the Royal
Hospital, Donnybrook. The six wards were visited by Santa (Barry
Doherty), followed by carollers and the presents were distributed.
3 January: S.C.T. training rooms burgled twice at least over Christmas!
5-7 January: A group of 6th years go on an Urban Plunge, organised by
Fr Lavelle, now the Chairman of the Archbishop's task force on AIDS.
Wednesday 7 January: School re-commences after the Christmas break.
11 January: Today we held the "Annual Disastrous Opera Rehearsal",
with much tearing of hair and gnashing of teeth, splendidly performed
as usual by Mr Murphy.
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