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-tar now concluding coiiicide(vitli tilt. trond 'ar of tilt- ., uiat ion-.ru lifl. at \Iiirigrrt (ollige. and tli-.1 lit- fill ill i III )tii. \Ili(li till 1114)\4llit(it:ttt:iiid undir the li Ill t gtiid:tiice of Mr.ltllv alld his c xvcli t i vvlit ).\. IR1.IS.MUNC;RET ANNUALIil1, con t ill i1((lvitIi 1114ri.t' ;iliti rI.(d kit ion iluriliL' tilepa t % tar. llitrt vrre iil;L(IV applitat i oil -.for :(lItili-...Ioil to rank of l>ionttr. ProiLt loller or .1 l4iill )Ciflt( :111(1 rIottilt It-list illdi(lltit)I1 of the Association'ss1ttd work (vire tilt :tppli;itiori-. of()I l i .I ii iigret Bov. Vi ho had not yetfirii-.lied thc l)rol)1t14t1i on ItliViliti .tiitti>lfor promotion to rink of ltionttr. M retius for tile (OT1.i(14rat!0Tl of :tp))li(atiOil.Vitre bid rtItllarlv titiritig tit( ttriii 1 41thu.. 15r1)ViIitti 01)1)Ortliflitit, for ltariiiiii.rtit(.ititiI. ;iiiii OutlOok Of tilt- 1Il4)vtI11tilt.1111 nt(v uffj(u:II, are a. follow.I: Hi'tIl I Ian ;i;iPt H 1/11,/el.I b.iuoiiI i' V(IPrefect of Studies 'Report.Mungret College, Summer, 1936.It is iii'. ;i is i1t..i uid ilt..a-.iire to reltolt .1 5 LIV .,iitce-.siuI \IaI- ssrk 1.0.!I tellliH.r tell students left us, haiiig stiCCLsSf(il1\ I> IIlllit..ted tilt-jr I>hil°SIIII1CaIstudies, to begin theology in various Seminaries in Ireland 1(11(1 oIl the Clllltiliellt.The high standard they and their predecessors set has been fully nlaiiltaiiletl iv thetlldiIlts at present with us Nine of these Will Colill 'IL te their courses this year andill enter on the last stage of preparation for work ill the Misso ii fields.The results in the public examinations in the ecoiidarv School constitute are-cord for the t..oilegc anti are such as any school ill I iclaild or elsewhere might vel1Iw proud. We j>rescntutl 70 StilIheUts and of these 71 55 efl' siiecessftil—an averaeuof U3° . In the Leaving Certificate all 1; 11rcstIltLLI i'asst.tI the lxallliiiatjoii,passing with honours. Iii tile Matriculation 55 were presented and sI passed. Iiithe Intermediate 26 were l)resente(i : 27 passed aiitl 1(1 l)assc(l with hollolirs Theseresults are all the more reniarkalile when we rciiiciiii 'er 111:1t Se rs of tile sviitileSecondary School sat for examination.The results in the Music 1Xi(illi1latiOl1S lit-Id lililiLl the R ,s al Irish Aeiuieniv ofMusic maintained the sante high standard. Professor ( iiilla presented II pupils. oia-.-.ed with high lionotti s and no pupil received less thlilli ((S,.In tue Thu>iiu, iid Fcis we retained the Shield for Sciiiili I )nuiuiIt ill Irish and Iwill be very surprised if we do not hold it for the third slicceSSj\e vcar with tilelIla 'hirghe na ( aelaighe' which will be presented ulilillediately after the distribution(if prizes.That record of successes is a pleasant thing for any Prefect of Stiidiesto Sililillitto the parents of the boys and to the friends of the College. I feel that I owe aspecial w(Ir(l of gratitude to I the staff for tile \Voil(1trfill spirit of co-operation andseIf-sacritice with which they worked to make such results possible. Particularlywould I like to send a word of thanks from viii to those (\lllI have left us tO Ilurstietilt-jr stU(lie, for the 1)ries111(44KI—Messrs. Bvriie, McIiligutt, Nolan and Pellv.I i. I J i\ I I ix: l.. \\ITIt 'ii I I: PR( )13AIi( (N .I. . L. \V11i.Coming to the ear just closing I have this to say : the work of the year hasilelli ssthI 81141 CollScitntioilslv (lone. Let ilie gise von ',kit indiclltioli of the spirit thathas allilitatetI 115 during the past t\VCIVC iiuoiithi. \\i llIlvC here a Systelli (if voluntarystiutiv 1w which a boy may chot se to go ti) bell or to study f 'i au extra half-hour.'l'liis system comes into Icratillil about tilt! (11(1 of January - Fro in that tulle to i todaythe boys have huiie over 2,01'>, hours of voluiitar work. Iblat is Inure- to nitthan any record of brilliant successes. 'I'lit.re \011 hlL\t the s''iuiet1uiii that distitiguishededucation from hook-learning Tlier>.- \oll have tile sillethlilig that publicexamination", can tell your nothing about : the spirit of se1f-..;tc1_iIce that nucans thebuilding of Character.403
JI'l\r\(j.ç ANNUM,It is well for its to realise that the end of all otlIltl education should be disci-I time. That ulterior discipline that makes a man master in his own soul. Thatdiscipline that makes a man his own hardest judge. That diseij line that ruluires ii5Li (F Visit Iii and no prefectiuig for the man has set for himself rigid lines of conduct111(1 ml will. strengtlleiie(i 1w genuine cdiicatn m , will curry hint along these hues untillie reaches the Eteruial reward which is the end of all our striving.Self-discipline—that is what makes a uilan and self-discipline can only he attainedby earliest, constant effort. That is why the 2,00f, hours voluiitarv study means soPHILUSIOLYPHYPRMMMERSC.Qi.JINN -W. O'HARE M. MALONEnincli to urn--it shows mc that the year has 1 eeii a thousand times worthwhatever the future may hold.vliiic,I would appeal, as I appealed last 'car, that parents should, for their own sakesand for their sons', strive their utiuiost to keep I)OVS at 5(211001 until the end of thenormal Secondary eriod—untul a boy has thone the Leaving Certificate course. Itwill mean big sacrifices but von will have the consolation of knowing that you aremaking sacrifices where they are must worth while. Volt will he giving those nearestand dearest to You a chance to get a grip on tlieniselves, so that, wheu they go outinto the niaduiess that is modern life, they can walk the univ path worth walkingwith sureness and with coil rage.I- -P. O'CONNOR -T11J. Walsh, nh Intermediate B.P. O'Connor, 2nd Intermediate B.C. Quinn. 3rd Internuletjjate B..1. Tuorne. 2nd Intermediate .-t,
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