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for Uganda, the Model United Nations
survived another onslaught from the
Gonzaga anarchists and Mr Keenahan’s
Fifth Year community project opened
many eyes.
Sixth Year went as quickly as it came,
but lingered just long enough for most
of us to savour it. The prefects paid for
their badges in blood, sweat and tears,
much to the joy of everyone else in the
year! The cottage was hom e to
caffeine, indoor cricket, and some
frantic studying. Any mention of the
Mere Kids: Boyne Valley trip. Prep 2 Play makes people feel good. The stage
crew ’s claim that they were the real
stars is a valid one (not that any of the
actors will admit it!). The fact that the
parents are still talking about it is a
good sign nonetheless.
And so the night w inds on w ith
countless stories, incidents, gossipy
whisperings and young memories. It’s
amazing just how much can happen in
six years. Mr Potts is ringing his bell at
2.30 am: ‘Time, Gentlemen!’
Time indeed.

24 hour soccer blitz, 1993 Ian M. Brennan (Senior 6)

Kids again: Graduation Dinner 1994

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