1969 School Magazine

3. Cane, R.. .Arrrstrong, K. Flcker{ng, F. R.oblnson, 3. &ScXnneS, ("8t" C,apt.} K, Klrkby. V. Ef,yam, A. Westerman, A. May, (r'A" Capt.), g, Benney, F. E lttle. Absent : B-. Mckham.

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(( A" Grade

The Inter-house competition uras held on Sarurday, 2Ath September. Each house had a teatn of 6 competitors, 3 from the Senior school and 3 from the Junior school, who competed on voluntary sequences on vault, beam and bars. This year the team placings were the same as last year's. The order of placings being : Griffith first, followed bv Lilley, Gibson, Wool- cocl< and England in that order. The competition ran smoothly and the com- petttors on the whole, attained a high standard of gymnastics. The fnter-school competition was held on Saturday, 27th September, at the Brisbane Girls' Grarnmar School, with cornpetition from Clayfield Cotrlege and St. Margaret's. This year v/e entered an "A", ((8" and ((C" team. Each team com- peted on voluntary bars, voluntary beam and vault and set floor work. Finally, f would, oD behalf of the teams, llke to thank Mrs. Salzman and Miss Hatron for their guidance and help throughout the year. _ M. MILLER

1. - B.G.G.S. 2. Clayfield College. 3. St. Margaret's. Grade 1. - Clayfield College. 2. B.G.G.S, 3. St. Margaret's.

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(( C" Grade

- l-. Clavfield College. 2. B.G.G.S. 3. St. Margaret's. HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL SCORES - 1. Marilyn Miller, 34.5 Points. 2. Rosalyn Miller, 32.7 Points. - 2 . Margaret Sockhill, 3 1 .8 Points. 3 " Sue Nelson-Gracie, 29.4 Points. 2. - Debbie Goakes, 29.6 Points. 3. Ann Cooper, 29.5 Points.

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