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SPORTS DAY RESULTS EVENT FI RST & Performance SECOND THIRD 100m Junior A.L.P. Lewis 12.8 D.J.B. Sheehan P. Daly Middle J.M.W. Cale 12.37 B. AI-Bahrani R. Harvey Senior J.R. Spender 11.16 J.C. Cale T.F.G. Neumann 200m Junior A.L.P. Lewis 27.7 J. Masters P. Daly Middle J.M.W. Cale 26.5 G. Rogers R. Harvey Senior J.R. Spender 23.62 J.C. Cale T.F.G. Neumann 400m Junior W.J. Exton 68.19 J. Griffiths N.S. James Middle J.M.W. Cale 59.6 J.L. Fells C.H. Hides Senior J.R. Spender 52.65' J.e. Care G.L. Barry 800m Junior J. Griffiths 2.37.80 W. Henry N.S. James Middle J.L. Fells 2.26.34 N. Weston D.G. Williams Senior J. Bryon 2.19.3 P. Reynolds G. Barry 1500m Junior A.J. Marshman 5.30.07' J. Griffiths R.G.W. Turner Middle J.L. Fells 5.14 S. Crompton N.J. Weston Senior P. Reynolds 4.47.54 J. Bryon A. Rose Hurdles Junior T.G. Jones 15.17 W.J. Exton J.G.W. Masters Middle B. AI-Bahrani 14.5 G. Powell Senior T.F.G. Neumann 12.2 J.R. Spender M.J.C. Dempsey Long Jump Triple Jump High Jump Junior P. Daly 4.13 T.G. Jones S.P.W. Masters Middle G. Powell 5.23 M.J. Allnutt J.M.W. Cale Senior J. Horsham 5.87 G.O.C. Llewellyn J.C. Cale Junior AL.P. Lewis 9.73 J.M. Edwards O.A Lucas Middle G. Powell 10.52 J.M.W. Cale E.P.M. Holland Senior J. Horsham 13.00' G.O.C. Llewellyn P. Rees Junior S.P.W. Masters 1.21 J.M. Robinson T.L.G. Williams Middle N.J. Weston 1.37 H.L. Williams S. Sharma Senior J.A. Copley 1.50 AC. Brundrett G.O.C. Llewellyn Shot Junior AL.P. Lewis 12.27' D.J.B. Sheehan J.R. Skelding Middle J.H. Davies 9.19 J.L. Fells J.C. Mayglothing Senior P. Rees 10.20 J.A. Copley T.F.G. Neumann Discus Junior AL.P. Lewis 42.89' D.J.B. Sheehan P. Daly Middle E.P.M. Holland 31.96 J.C. Mayglothling J.H. Davies Senior J.J. Griffiths 29.56 R.T.W. Horne S.E. Thomas Javelin Junior J.R. Skelding 27.49 I.E.G. Lumby B. Bradley-Watson Middle G. Powell 39.4 R. Curtis M.J. Allnutt Senior J. Horsham 41.45 P. Rees RT.W. Horne Relay Junior Reds 56.80 Alway Donaldsons Middle Reds 51.80 Blues Donaldsons Senior Orchard 47.80 Blues Reds New School Record Standards Cup Reds Sports Cup Reds Victor Ludorum A L. P. Lewis Best Performance Cup - J.R. Spender/AL.P. Lewis 6th FORM GIRLS' BOARDING HOUSE OPENED AT CHRIST COLLEGE The new boarding house for 32 6th Form Girls was opened at Christ College, Brecon, on Saturday, 16th November 1987. After the Lord Bishop of Swansea and Brecon had blessed the building, the Rt. Hon. the Lord Caccia of Abernant, the former Ambassador to Washington and provost of Eton, unveiled the dedicative plaque. The house is to be known as de Winton House, in memory of the long association between the de Winton family and 42
Christ College, and Lord Caccia described how the association started with Walter de Winton attending the school in 1750. Walter de Winton later became the High Sheriff of Brecon and Radnor, the local MP and at some stage the very first Governor of Chittagong. He also became a Governor of the School and, subsequently, quite a number of his descendants attended the College and became Governors in their time during the intetvening 237 years. The Headmaster expressed his thanks to the 25 to 30 members of the de Winton family who attended the ceremony, some having come from considerable distances: and he also expressed the school's thanks to the local Architect (Mr. F. Tudor Morgan) of the Hurley, Denbury, Morgan Partnership of Abergavenny, and the local Building Contractors (R. J. stephens of Talybont on Usk) for their outstanding workmanship in the de Winton House, which would surely stand for at least another 237 years. Lord Caccia then led the visitors and parents on a tour through the house: the Housemaster and his wife (Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Reece) welcomed him to the 1st Year 6th Form Common Room and the House Tutor (Miss A. M. Hembrow) welcomed him to the 2nd Year 6th Form Common Room. The Head of House (Joanna Luxton) received him on the first floor where many of the resident girls subsequently received the visitors in their single or double study bedrooms. Lord Caccia, former Oxford University Rugby Football Blue, was most impressed with the furnishings and modern comforts of the individual and common rooms: he was further distracted .by the straightbehind-the-posts-and-over-the-crossbar view of the Christ College 1st XV -v- Clifton College Rugby Football Match which had by then started (the final score was 6-6). The ceremonies finished with tea for the de Winton family and other visitors in the main dining hall, and another era-that of 6th Form girls attending the College on a full-time basis-was launched in its 446 year history. 43
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