Mr B Brown
Mr DS Brown
Sister Mary
Mr F Garlart
Mr T Murphy
Miss S Wallbank
Mr A Kerr
Mr M Noblett
Miss S Smyth
Miss J Bolton
Miss M Holden
Mr M Jolly
Mr T Doyle
Mr J Lillis
Mr R Mason
Mr J Naylor
Sister Bernard
Mr J Hubberstey
Miss C Culshaw
Miss L Walmsley
Mr T Brammer
Mrs J Sharralt
Mrs Howe
Mrs Hughes
Mr Mitchell
The information below is taken from the Headmaster's Daily Log
Meeting about the quality of school meals
Parents Meeting about Keswick Trip
Meeting about possible use of a vending machine
Meeting about the Austria Trip
Sherry Evening for Staff at Winckley Square
Very wet day (October 1st) - school closed early
Demonstration of vending machine - pupils given free drinks
First group go to Keswick
Mr Cyril Naylor appointed Groundsman
Second group go to Keswick
Theatre trip to Liverpool: "Man and Superman"
Concert in the school hall with invited pupils from Blessed John Southworth and The Park School
Talk by Mr Roe to 4th and 5th Years about the History of Preston
Film Show for 4th and 5th Formers: "To Janet, A Son" (This extremely enjoyable dramatic reconstruction demonstrates through the recollections of an expectant mother, the preparation and treatment she received for the birth of her first child. We see her examined by her family GP, her first visit to the ante-natal clinic and the series of talks she attended. Although this film presents a rather idealised view of childbirth such as 4-star medical treatment including showers, gentle sedatives, the constant attendance of two midwives and seemingly little pain, the 1960s slant on pregnancy and childbirth makes highly interesting and historically informative viewing. There are two actual child births included in the footage.)
Fire Officer visits
Miss Wallbank leaves to get married. Mr Lillis appointed to the post
First Form Parent Evening - 125 attended
Police returned a truanting pupil
Theatre Trip to Manchester - "A Man For All Seasons"
Bus passes issued to 4th and 5th formers
Visits to Leyland Motors and Central Police Station
3 new teachers appointed: Mr Firth, Mrs Harding and Mrs Dewhurst
2nd Form Parents Interviews all week
Food parcels made up for the needy
Carol Concert rehearsals and invitations sent out
Evening Performance at the Playhouse
Junior School social - all staff attended
Form classes all day with visits to the chapel for Carol Singing
Presentation to S. Wallbank and Sister Mary
Prior to the Castlerigg Manor in Keswick being established as a Diocesan Youth Centre in 1969, the school had arranged visits to Lakeside House. Post 1969 visits to Castlerigg Manor - spearheaded by Mr Jack Kilshaw - soon became an important aspect of school life, with annual residential trips being arranged for 2nd Year and 4th Year pupils. The uptake of places on these trips was close to 100% and many staff and pupils who made the journey have lasting memories of midnight feasts; climbing (and sometimes falling down) CatBells; and camaraderie in the dormitories.
Notification of RE inspection in April
Student Teachers from Notre Dame start
Governors approve external painting of the school
Costume fitting for "The Pirates of Penzance"
Break in over the weekend - nothing stolen
30 pupils to Keswick
Mayor attend Thursday performance of Pirates of Penzance
Theatre visit to Blackpool
Plans approved for new science block by LEA
Fire Brigade called to a fire on the embankment.
Parents Eve for those going to Austria
Staff v Priests friendly soccer fixture
Lenten raffle all afternooon
Benediction for the end of term
Mrs Dewhurst leaves
Theatre trip to "The Mikado"
St George's flag flown for St George's Day
Music Festival
Rugby League Final at Wembley - Mr Brown refereed
Mrs Hodson appointed Head of Social Studies
Open day
Parents Evening
Sister Claudia (retiring from St Augustines) is provided with a buffet by former pupils in the Domestic Science room.
Staff dinner in Longridge
Evening Social for pupils
Mrs Sykes Leaving
Mr Tuson (Chief Education Officer) gives permission to appoint 2 additional members of staff
Mr Tudor appointed Deputy Head
Mrs Adamson appointed to Assistant Head of English
Mrs Lewis appointed as English teacher
Mrs Almond appointed as School Secretary
Teachers Strike 27th November - school closed.
First and Second Form socials abandoned due to heavy fog
Carol Concert rehearsals
Food parcel collection and distribution
Mr Tudor started work
School was broken into over the holidays
Mrs Arnold supply for English
School broken into again - nothing taken
Headmaster attends planning meeting for 1870 Authority Celebrations
Students from Chorley start teaching practice
2 students from IM Marsh start teaching practice
Visit from HMOI with regard to Mathematics provision
A pupil is sent home for wearing blue denim jeans (new American fashion)
5th Form leave for Keswick
Catholic Radio and TV station visits to talk to 5th formers
Miss Walmsley takes a group of girls to White City
1st and 2nd Form Social
1st Year Junior Hockey trophy won
Grand Raffle in Hall
Mr McGarrigle starts today
3 students from Notre Dame on teaching practice
Concert given to 1st and 2nd formers by Baccholian Singers
3rd Year Boys lose 2-1 in final of Dawson Cup (own goal and missed penalty in last minute)
New teachers appointed: Mr Whitehurst, Miss Pitcher, Mrs Hardy, Mr Hall.
New plans arrive for science block.
Presentation made to Mr Davis upon his retirement
Site meeting to discuss Science Block progress
Some pupils given permission to attend Radio 1 Concert at Lunch time
Medical Inspection of all pupils going to Kent at Whitsuntide
Chess match v Thomas More (won 7-3)
3H and 3M go on trip to York
Visit from school meals organiser to consider cafeteria style service
3J and 3N go on trip to York
Open Day and Art Exhibition
4th Formers visit Liverpool Hospice
Evening social for staff and parents attended by Chief education Officer and the Mayor
School trip for those forms raising most money in the raffle
4th and 5th Formers visit the Top rank to listen to a broadcast by Radio 1
Painters and decorators in over the summer holidays