iss MUNGRET ANNUAL OUR PAST 189 1'i :v. li)Ti'Ni) 't'i,Li\.\N. .J. is I1l1i-IilliL 1u- Iiii1ii-ni>Iiv at Militiwn Park. Ili' brotlir, Jon, is at hinin'ss at horn in ('ast l'town Br'. \Vii I II '"lii FII2tN (24 25) is reading lu hi unit I xarn, thi- year. He and hi. print lii' 1 lit i1rtp1u . \\'i hive' hit'ar(l ildt'tt ojifliiut ,f Nichi Ia-. lie' is attached to tin' M'r,entile Service and ho1d Itt' rank ii .i t't iiilicer in tIn' Bin' Star Line. Bl', RNA Kli S'rnpnnxsiiN ('07 'ii) or has a lucrative' po'-i lion in San Francisco . .'\nvont' who knows how he e'uiti'rtaint'd l'addv ()*Brien ('''l'itt' Scout '') during the latti'u's inittiuti itt into Mungr't \Vii\'s, t',ii\' hi' it)]( - 10 hay' itt ttiklini is t o I' in D I V iI',;ut y , R.\., D.D. 'j- On i',i'.'trig Muutugrt't l)e'riis went to lonlitle,', ant' in 1)24, having got liii' B. A. ,l.'gri'e weut to i'i'iIJ)aganthi, Rouuit', tlu' following veat' hi' got hits Hi), At lutistniits, 1()2f1, lit wa' givi'ut chuargi' if tilt- <strong>College</strong> choir, Iii' Nva thcn cdlt'l tin to organise this fami us i'luoir fit' the ci:lebralions of thu n 1927. In T'r-('e'ntenarv if lit' ('otii'g' So) '.uue'i''.fuihlv liit tie' dii so that Ito was cottlhitituii'titt'il h' vau'ioie, ('aritiuuitl, l',Iil)\ \\.\ N( , 21 —22) hua'ing ii nit' an e'nizini'i'riilg eoun' at the lni'i'r'-it', re'turni'il in tin' tip t Ititua ;u few Paddy w',c ni' i if tin' tiu t . if ii t thi' ltr-t ('in\'e't'ts g;uiuo'ii his' liii' \l;uvuniotit Mi-'uitu Ii t'!un. lie' Nova, sent to Muuttgtt't liv lii-. (';tthielie' guardians, \\'huit'.t at ttit' l,'rii't'r'-it' his parents, who wile' l'agafl, "'h''ti'il 1.0 Iiitui. it'' iutlita Iii Iii' Chill,'" h,eurtiv uft,'i'w;trit' iii' we, 1ui'ii,'iit ti tie,l an a(ldt's in Irihi to his hlohin'-.s tb ', I In Ni i'imhi i 11 ,27 lit' it thi' Q, t.git't' S.T.T. ( )it I )uuilit'r 17111 Ili, 'u iwuuing gi it y ' wi t'otufi'rr,'il - tIn' pi i''u.thoo(. Itt 1 uiun S ho' got ii:- l)uctnrate of I )tviuiil ittuil returned ti Ireland. lit' iltil nit I tg't ti \'islt lit cli! lj,ei 'hair i )it t'('tiirnitii, It, I )'uii- tt4)'.' '-tat ii itn'il at St . Ji '- ih ''- ( i thug lqiil,utkitu, n' t'hiu1];iiti to liii -'tuude'uut'., In .iehhititiit, iii' ht't1i'- lit'. ;ug'it Pa'-tor, \ i'll *19 %cl, I l',t i;xe Sn,txiax, 1 ii it I Iii Ni p II ,\li. 21 alt it 1 1. 1,_iii'itt' hill. uI i Hiii l 1- 1 Ii i1iL it it ~i I it IIi \\'e thank lout for hi'. jotting'. 1';j',•xi• u.\Ni.\N, hi- lul1t4i1lti \Vt' jiriuit, l' t ilt'Iitl't ti Nuw'',i"tli' \\'t. \\i %\ .k It - him in 'tl ungret recently. ph'a''tI to EDWIN i .\N1..N ol hula, an old ('aplaiuu of tin' Hou', is it i'itgint'ering in liincst4it', Eng1uuiii. \'' '.v'u'*' 1I,isd to ha'' 1.11 I'm ill l',d\\'iut ilk(' . it'ttli ItiIll tin I i' ........III il(';ttii 4 t lit-. ti \\' \iiiti;it list' Niciiii,, 'iNNiT'r ith 'I - ) called also 't' Its during the vt'ar. Hi' is very loyal to the old choo1 and wtslues it ve1i, We NIcH0I,As SI'OTT Muiiti r';ul'v '22' is a jh,urrnaccuticitl ip )Ft 'Ti t i' ill I )tihhin '1', S11 I- I- IIAN of Mallow is -.talioni'd at the Miunstt'r and 1,t'inster Bank, \ ati'rfuird. \'t 'i u'.'. i 'Fit iv is it 1ihiarrnaceuticai .ujepl't'ntict' ill B.uhlaizliail'rt'e'e'n. I',\I>i)\ \'i• K k I XGTl i N is ii solicitor in Carrick-on-Suir. .u.'hdcacon Baxter, who i'. 41i \'i'dt'5 lit ,iL'' A local paper speaking if lu'. l it nis rcinark- i ii that he can '.i,tn to hn- uuitttt,' ill -Oft' than hilt the' letters of tin' alliivali't , ,\',,i!i'stilt ti it,,, been tlui' t'i'cj1uui'nt oh valiml., lni1uuuu ui-., lu' of evhujuhi, coming front an old ink'. i' ke'd what (le'gree he had ci intainini, ti' It tt'r Z. \V' might suggest the' ,insw /,after a prit'sts name stands for Zeal, l)'nis's humility may suftot' from our i i'eitint, but we are taking for gratiit'it that he has also a large '' H ' ' fliLme, after his ESMOND \\'iii'rn is doing second Arts in 1' (',D, DR. j W. WHITE ('91-94), an oiii and epular Captain of the' school, has a large practice in South 'h'ipperary and North Waterford. He lives in a picturesque spot heir the 'Suh vallcv at Nillui'e'lan, Micrt,ni. \\'nFL,tN ('20—'22) is tnanagini hi fath'r's business at Shanaglish, Co.t hat'', iii figure's in golfing circlt', REV, DENIS VAUGHAN. B.A., D.D. e'it-.totti, itn'. iuituut't' bride'. ii photo of I iui'it' i'iti itci'. 'h'h.'v tirwariit'tl "fite lad v Was a Pagan. P,uitity''. reply wits a folh,w, lie' tore' the photo into ft';ugtitt'ttt'. sent them back to his parents —and tltt''at'it,'il tlt;it if they 1i'r-.i'.tt'tl in his marrying a Pagan he would ti '''r return hi inie. It is interesting tint p'i15ititt ti know that he has u'etut'ned to China and tti;tt he has c inverted his Pagan parents to Cat holicism. ticn.tit, Paddy has tii'iu a loving zeal for his religion that Wi' i'xp'ct hint to hi' ii lay apostle in the Far Et'.t.
Igo MUNGRET ANNUAL Of the Boys who left <strong>Mungret</strong> during the <strong>Past</strong> Twelve Months Ii llilF Iltiiv has passcd fir liii ititik it In 1,10(1. . 11,11N Jia-. C A NNING is at Iiiivii'-itv Hall, Dublin. .iiui is doing First Arts. Iii' loaded tllc jioll ill an electioli for liii' Cl(llitliittie (if tli ll,ill. l'iiii'i (I iIi1V Is al-n at the Hall. lie passed his PI t.- riiversitv kxitn. in l)icir her and is do ilig M(lieitii, Ii NI I )i .\5Y I'- at 1)0iI1ess III Iifl'.Lli. ji tIN FL.\NN1(.\N i' tudving for the ii i-tl lot l at ( I-I It Y. Mi (Id Ii'ix. 1: lig land. I t'i. IIANIL\ll.\N lii'- a jiloltion 111 i -iiiiii. \ (ii., in Iiiio-rtik. .1 \i I I\III\ is sttidiiii. tot the 1irii'tlioid it I I-ti-rh-v. I) \l kI-.RNS is it ttiivii -itv h1Al. and is ihijiii. Fii't Art.,; and I.iw;Lt 1t1>. He i' ajijiitnticid to his father J.\\tI - Il-I.\l
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