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CHAIRII ANS KHORNER BOARD

OF GOVERNORS, 1974.

Mr. Khor Cheang Kee (Chairman) Dr. A.F.H. Aeria Senator Tuan Syed Hassan Aidid

ARE YOU A BORN LOS ER ? a

Mr. Geh lk Cheong Mr. Chee Swee Ee Dr. N.K. Menon Mr. Loh Hoot Yeang Mr. Anton De Zilva Dr. F.K. Lau Mr. G.L. Johnson Rev. Bro. Ulrick Rev. Bro. Anthony McNamara Rev. Bro. Michael Blais, JMN.

"lt is impossible," he observes, "to enjoy idling thoroughly unless one has plen of .work to do." EXACTLY!

ARE YOU a born idler?Are you one of those in and out of class, day in and day outl

lazybones who day dream

I WAS. Admittedly I liked going to school at St. Xavier's). But ldidn't care much for my lessons, and I cared less for my homework. I preferred to sit around - with a friend or a book perhaps - and laze awaY UNTI L one day I came across one of mY favourite writers, Jerome K. Jerome, and was struck by his philosophy. (here

lrealised, then, that lhad been idling for too long and far too much, and not really relishing it either. I found I was'getting sluggish SO, for a change, I decided to work at rr studies so that I could enioy my leisure. And i worked. I f ou nd leisure a pleasure because I har earned it. And, what was even more agreeable, I found studying a Pleasure too' IPASS this advice on to you, for what i' is worth. Try it sometime and find how much fun combining work with leisure can be - if you set your mind to it. LABOR OMNIA VlNClT. That's what call the Xaverian sPirit.

I

OI.D XAUENTAII ASSOGIATIOII

is with great pleasure that I am writing this message for inclusion into the Xaverian Magazine. I believe this is the very first time that any President of the Old Xaverians' Association (O.X.A.) has been invited to write a message for the

It

magazine, which

I am sure caters for all

in school or outside the AIma Mater. It

Xaverians, be they young or old, whether still is indeed very timely as OXA wiII be 50 years

old this year. OXA was founded in 1924 and this year, being our Golden Jubilee, we look forward to celebrating this auspicious occasion with our AIma Mater. The bridge between the school and its prodigies has been built and I look forward to a greater interflow and intermixing of activities to our mutual benefit. conclude, I would Iike to thank and congratulate the Editor and their good work in producing this magazine.

Before

his staff for

I

Let the True Xaverian Spirit always

prevail.

PRESIDENT. O.X.A. Khoo KaY Por J'P'

It is therefore very fitting that the parent syllabuses'and providing an outlet for youthful School should honour the Old Boys by the energy, but not of course, to the detriment gesture I have made in inviting its chief re- of academic standards. There are 1g active presentative. As you know, I am noted for societies and clubs in the school, approximately boasting about the achievements of the school. 500 students in uniformed units and 12 different games are played at inter-school level. ln the school magazine you can see for yourToday I should like to voice my appreciation of the significant changes that have been made selves the outstanding successes achieved during over the past two years in the O.X.A, im- this year - the firsts in Athletics, Swimming,

provements which one associates with a change into a new building which in this case happens to be an actuality, There has been the changing

Badminton, Chess, Debating, Shooting, just

to mention a few

activities.

rom the Old Guard wh ich had borne the I can confidently say that it is those burdens of the day to a new, dynamic, forward_ students who were actively engaged in such looking body of young', Old Xaverians, and activities whilst excelling in their studies who there has been fostering f

of closer ties with have won scholarships such as those I

a

the parent school and a. drive to recruit new blood especially from among the generations of younger, Old Xaverians. I should like today to call on all Xaverians, young and old, to support their Association in such a way that it can become what they want it to be; an association which will provide social and re_ creational activities suited to all, both young

BEU BRO.

and old, as well as taking a more active interest

DIRECTOR SPEAKS Teachers

and Students of St.

Xavier,s

ability,

self -conf

idence, imagination and per-

sonality. those characteristics so much sought

for by the present-day employer who wants a person with more than just a certificate even if it be from a university. And, I daresay that if there are university graduates without iobs it is precisely because they never

in the affairs of the Alma Mater. Finally, in this connection, I should like to pay tribute to the founder member Mr. Lim Cheng Ean, had any interests beyond getting an academic who d id not consider h imself too old to diploma. associate himself with his Alma Mater and was present at this year,s school sports meet and is also present today. I wish the O.X.A. lshould also like to refer to som6 a prosperous future. special characteristics and preferences which do, or at least should, differentiate this school'

lnstitution, Prize Day, Honours Day is always a particularly happy day for me because it provides me with the opportunity of honourA summary of the successes of the ing, praising, encouraging and thanking the school over the past year appears in the very many students, members of the staff, school magazine for your reference. I do not parents and well-wishers who,.perhaps, I have intend to elaborate u nnecessarily on them,

overlooked

have

mentioned and the same holds for those who have made their mark in public life. It is in these activities that they had the opportu nity to develop i nitiative, organ izatio nal

or insufficiently appreciated during

the past year. The ceremonial, the grandeur of the occasion, I hope, will serve to impress Academic standards have been mainon all here present, especially those in their tained. There has been an improvement in the

from most other schools. My purpose

in

doing so is because I have been given to understand that many parents are largely, or at least partially, unaware of what I am about

to refer

to.

Perhaps I might begin by referring to final school year, that their school is not just percentage passes in all three public examina_ the unveiling of a plaque at our new science any school, but rather a school which endea- tions, although Bahasa Malaysia, not through block with the names of about 200 students

vours in a special way to care for each and every one, endeavours to esteem and appreciate

all effons, tries to excel in every field of activity, tries at great sacrif ice to make improvements in keeping with the demands of the times and confidently looks forward to the

want of effort on our part, still presents stumbling block. 80%

of our

stream students obtained

a

H.S.C. Science

full certificatesl

Over

80 of our M.C.E. students obtained Division One Certificates. Within the last two months, 7 of our students, 4 from the present Upper encouragement, the moral and material support Form Vl went on full scholarships to the best of those who have left these portals and have American Universities: Harvard, yale, Cornell, Rochester, Duke and the University of pennclimbed the ladder of success in ,life. sylvania. This latter ought to be sufficient evidence j!hql-.tt'" calibre of our present XaAs is customary on such occasions as . .verians.,is highly appreciated by in(titutions this, I have invited a special guest.'l'refer.to' of learning with an international reputation. the Hon'ble Mr. Khoo Kay Por, President bf the Old Xaverians Association, Member of .the

' State Assembly and State Executive Council. The school has also always stressed the It so happens that this year the O.X.A.. is value of extracurricular activities as a means celebrating the Golden Jubilee of its foundation. of correcting the shortcomings of academic

who had gatlered moid than $50 each,for the School Walkathon in 1972. This simple ceremony was intended as

a mark of

. ln terms of

for their school, if

I

science arnenities now available. Educational Television is fully used and properly organise! as a teaching aid for mathematics and-science

appre-

ciation for student efforts. Theie was also thF intention of giving students a sense of 6elonging ind love for their school. And that brings me to the point that if students make sacrifices

academlC developm.ent

hare alreadir indirectly referred to the elaborate

in all our 18 Form I and Form ll classes. Further amenities for games and sports will be provided on the school field by the end of th is year as a reward for: student

stu:dents

are proud of their school, it is because of whatl they have put into their school, whether it be in terms of material aid, service, or exce.lling in a field of activity which directiy or] indirectly brings honour or prestige to We are also aware of the fact their school. .spirit

Finally a word about our year old P.T.A. We have had no tea parties but all

student will ultimately bring about many benefits of a social nature. The child who

one time or another during the year to discuss the progress of their children with

that the

of

successes

parents have been invited

sacrifice nurtured in -the

in school or outside of school without having to do at least some work f or it can 'never appreciate what it receives nor can it develop the social virtues

and made possible by.student efforts.

to the school at

the teachers. And the response, I must say, has been very encouraging. The traditional

receives everything

Social Action Group has been offering regular voluntary service to the Sisters of the Poor

report-card liason between parents and .school has been maintained and many parents have been called from time to time to the school

particularly after the issuing of terminal and St. Nicholas Home. And within the examination results. I do th ink that these confines of the school itself the Social Action have been very meaningful P.T.A. activities. Group sees to it that uniforms are provided

for all needy students, that a change of My thanks to all who have helped clothes is provided for all who get -wet on rainy days, that 120 needy students from the school in one way or another during Forms I Vl receive a free drink and food the past year and my congratulations to daity, that exere'ise books and other stationery all prize-winners and students who have and are provided {oi all who cann'ot afford them still are doing their best for themselves and and that there are regular days for free tLition their Alma Mater in one way or another. for weaker students. As a. matter of fact the society has a bureau in the school to Re,v. Bro. Charles P.J.K. see that all those activities can be carried Director, St. Xavier'i lnstitution out. The school staff is also aware of the Penang. plight of the many poor students and has provided approximately $1 ,4OOl- for scholarships this year through regular monthly vo-

luntary contributions and quite a

number have been outstanding in their encouragement to. students to support charitable and develop-

which are s9 essential in a world in which there are so many who depend on the help

of others. lt. is for this reason that we to make so many demands on our pupils to help themselves, their school and

continue others.

This spirit

of

sacrifice, social and civic

consciousness have been demonstrated by both

students and staff in many other ways through-

out the course of this school year.

Cash

donations alone by our students to charitable organizations outside of the school this year

ment projects. ln spite

of all this I

have to

admit that all this hel.p does not cover, the needs of all needy students. There is still a good.number who are genuinely poor and are harass-ed.monthly for their school fees. We look forward to the day when this will end.

Moral training is also provided for within the limitations of the system. Ugama

is taught during school hours, and outside of school hours religious knowledge teaching is provided. Pupils who cannot study at

home at night have the opportunity of coriring have amounted to approximately $1 ,7OOt- to the school library and study there. in spite of the needs of the large population

of poor students in the school. The role played by our School. Band, Cadets, Red I think it is the aforementioned activities Cross and Scouts at both civic and other and amenities that do, or at least should functions is well known. Besides, the School distinguish, this school from other schools.

Congratulations to the Editorial Board for another excellent production.

A surprise bLrr no less welcome visitor to St. Xavier's on this year's Speech Day was the founder and Iirst Preslclent of the o.x.A., Mr Lim Cheng Ean,82, an eminent Penang lawyer until his retirement' Mr Lim (second from right) left st' Xavieris nearly 70 years ago. Here he is seen inspecting a Science lecture room with (from left) the School Chairman, Mr Khor Cheang Kee, Bro. Director Charles and , Mr Khoo Kav Por, present President of the O.X.A.

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FORM SIX PRIZES Upper Six Sciences: Mathematics

Biology

Students: Wong Poh Tin

Students:

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l-ham Sook Hun Cheah Phaik Leng

Upper Six Arts: Upper Six Arts 1: Upper Six Arts 2:

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U 6 Sc U 6 Sc 2 U 6 Sc 1

Betty Wong

Yoon Phooi Leng & Tung Looi Yiew Tang Meng Choo

Chow Cheng Hock

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SUBJECT PRIZES History & Geography: Form 1: Chandravadan

Bahasa Malaysia

Form

1: Lim Hock Chai 2: Soo Siew Hock

3: 4: 5:

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Chester Huang Chin Yuh 3 Com 1 Lim Ewe Teik 3Coml Teoh Boon Hoe 3Com2

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Lim Kok Huat 3: Yoon Khai Cheow 4: Lee Lock Kah 5: Terry Ch'ng Hwa Lean

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Science Subjects: (Pure Sc. & 2 Mathsl Form 4: Luke Mossinac 4Sc

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1. Peace Prize - LCE 1973 (Science) 2. Poe Choo Seah Prize - LCE 1973 (Arts) 3. Diamond Jubilee Prize - MCE 1973 (Science) 4. Khoo Cheow Teong Prize - MCE 1973 (Arts)

5. Lim Chean Hock Memorial Prize - MCE 1973 (Ge neral )

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SPECIAL AWARDS ... Yeoh Seng Kee Music Prizes ... Lee Chee Thim Grade Vlll (Distinction) - Christopher Khoo Soo Griran ... Lee Choo Beng Grade V (Distinction) -John Lim Yew Kong ... Toh Cheng Eng ...

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Science Subiects: (Gen. Sc., Add. Sc. & Maths.) Form 4: Megat Naziruddin 4 Sc 4

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lndustrial Arts: Form 1: Lau Chan

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Art Subjects: (Eng. & Geog.) 1 Com

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Leonard Khaw Teik Loke Meng Chong

Syed Ahmad b. Sed Said 4 Sc 5 Tan Peng Hock 5Scl

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UNIFORMED

HONOURS ROLL

I",INITS

The Schoot Board, Director & Staff of St. Xavier's lnstitution take great pleasure in awarding Certificates of Appreciation to the following students:

PREFECTS

CORPS OF PASUKAN KADET BERSATU M'SIA PIPES AND DRUN Cadets of SXI won the 6th Certif icates of Appreciati Malaysi=n :nfantry Brigade are awarded to the f oll( Challenge Cup at the Rifle ing for participating in St Meet brganised by the 6th and public functions as Mt Malaysian lnfantry Bergade in bers'of the Corps of Pi & Drums: the Fallinq Plate Event. Certificates of Appreciation are awarded to the f ollow- Staff Sgt. Tan Kah Khe

for long service and active Sgt, Foong Choon Yuen, I participation at public Parades: Wong Weng Loke, CPl. Yr Sgt. Peter Chong. Cpl. Khor Koo Jee, Cpl. Fong Hot

Gold Medal outstanding leader- ing

ship: Chiu Sheng Bin Head Prefect

1974

Gein Teng, Cpi. Jamaluddin Cheong, Cpl. Neoh Boon Hc Certificates of Appreciation Ghani, Cpl. Sivalingam, L/Cpl. Cpl. Chew Khat Khiam, ( are awarded to: Cheah Biin Cl rlE, L/Cpl. Zol- Wong Poh Jin, CPl. Liew T Keong Poh Yong, Manuel Ver- kaply Khalib, L/Cpl. Peter gara, Saw Chin Hee, Choo Ket Montano, Pvt. Muhammad Ma-

Weng, Peter Lee Yoong Pin, lek, L/Cpl. Thomas Ooi Chee

Koh Chye Hin, Ong Eng Horng, Pvt. Arokia tJathan, Chuan, Seng Soo Chye, William Pvt. Ooi Beng Hin, Pvt. Teh Wong, Jasbir Singh, Peter Tong Chin, Pvt. Thomas AnsChong, Khoo Boo Wee, Ng celly, Pvt. Wong Eng Hoe, Chee" Keong, Fong Choong Pvt. Zulkifli Mustafa, Pvt. EmYuen, Wong Hun Heng, Leslie manuel Antonium Joseph, Pvt. Maung, Lim Tze Yee, Hor Lim Cheng Teik, Pvt. Lau Siew Fong, Tai Lung Kee. Khuan Hwa, Pvt. Ang Chai The following are singled out for Honorary Mention: Hitendra Joshi, Tan Soo Yan, Teh Heong Peng.

Chooi, CPl. Ong Loke Wt

Cpl. Ooi Choo Huat, CPl. Pt Lee, Cpl. David Loh, CPl. C

Foo

Cheang, CPl. Ng

Yeow, L/Cpl. Lee Kin

Fc

L/Cpl. Teoh Chin Song, L/C Cheah Phee Guan, L/CPl' Cl dra Sekaran.

Standard Bearers:

Hock, Pvt. Chong Fook Ken, Choo Keat Weng, CPI'

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Kheh Toh, L/C. Teoh F Hock Siew, Cpl. You Teik Seang, L/C. Tan Teik F< Loon. L/C. Lee Hoong Woh.

Pvt. Ong Aun Khiang, Sgt. Lim

The following Standa d Bear-

Cert if

ers are singled out for Honorary Mention:

HS.L. Tan Beng Wah,

Miss Chew

Lam

Lay

Lay

Looi Ming Foo

Cheong.

N

agarathnam

Lim Soo Ghee Cheah Chor Aik

Certificates of Appreciation are awarded to the following Dancers of the Corps of Pipes

&

Secretary

Section Leader Lim Tze Yee Oon Lai Seng

Kem Wah, Lee Siak Lim, Cheah Sin Kheng, Saw Seng

Pin

are

Miss Lim Lee Fah

Sasitharan, Santhanasamy, Lee Kok Wah, Tan Peng Hock, Tan

Chee, Ho Seong Hoe,

icates of Appreciation

awarded to:

Lim Cheng Leong Lim Kean Seng Chong Yinn Chuan Deputy H.S.L. Cheah Syn Kean

Drums:

Chew Lay Lay, Tung Looi -Yiew. Yeoh Saw Kee, Chuah

Certif

icates o{ Appreciation

TABLE TENNIS

are

awarded to the following: Loh Soong Park, Donald Aeria Jr., SXI girls won the Championship title Chan Huan Hin, Phueh Teik Guan. in the Annual Triangle Meet in 1971, Yee Meng Wah, Chang Lim Sheng. 1972, 1913 & 1974.

The following are singled out for Certificates of Appreciation are awarded to the following: Honourible Mention: Chan Lai Ngoh, Ooi Mei Lin, Betty Chee Kin Weng, Koh Ten Soo, Yit Wong, Kok Sing, Boey Cheang Meng, Oh Chit Soon, Ronald Lee Chee Hui, Ong Teik Hong, Lim Keng Siew, Ch'ng Kam Weng, Tye Soon Chye, Robbert Scully, Teow Kean Min,

Lim Suan Sim, Helena Tong.

The following are singled out for Honourable Mention: Keong Poh Yong, Chow Ching Hock,

Loh Siiao Phang. Ewe Kean Teong, Cheong Siew Weng, Gerard Gunter. Wong Thun Chiew.

Section Leader Chin Swee Thoon Section Leader Lim Cheng Leong

Lee Cheng, Zarinah, Tan Bee Hong, Tan Seok Ooi, Tan Saw

Lance Section Leader Khoo Heng Poe

Poh, Elizabeth Tan, Jasmine

,, ,. ,, Member ,,

Pawson, Lim Swee lrn, Lim Lee Fah, Marison Yusof , Ouah Moh Lee, Margaret Boey, Gam-

bia, Oh Chew Choon, Leong Yoke Ying; Leow Pee Cho,

Norani Mohd. Noor, Betty

Boey Chiong Loo Tam Loon Choo Yook Ming Yee Meng Chew Chan Beng Lay

The following members of Red Cross Unit are singled out for Honourable Mention to acknowledge the services: Leong Kwong Heen, Lee Fook Sang, Purniamurthy, Ong Thiam Eng, Ooi Gim Ewe, John Tan.

Wong, Helena Tong, Yap Poh Suan.

7th GEORGE TOWN NORTH} SCOUT GROUP

WATERPOLO SXI Team took part in

FOOTBALL

MSSPP Meet

SXI Team took part in lnter-Schools 1974. Two SXI Members represented the Football Tournament 1974.

State at MSSM MeEt in 1974, and the Lee Hoong Moon represented Penang. State Team won the Champion Title. State in the [Vlalaysian Youths Soccer

Tournament 1973, Penang Chinese in Malaysian Chinese Football Association (MCFA) Cup Competition 1974.

DRAGON BOAT

Certificates of Appreciation

SXI Team won 2nd place in the 1973 Dragon Boat Race.

Pesta

awarded

to the

are

following:

Lee Hoong Moon

eoutsof SXI took part in the follow-

tg competitions at state

rl Scout Car Granclprix: SXI won 3 prizes rl Camping Exposition: SXI won 2 prizes

Level

ATHLETICS

:

AND

LIFE GUARD

SPORTS

SXI athletes took part in all

MSSPP

and other school meets at all levels. ln fost Class Certif icate is awarded to the MSSPP Meet, 1.974 SXI won 12 arol Leader Saw Lip Thong gold, 8 silver and 8 bronze medals, to

VOLLEYBALL

CORPS

The following members of the Life SXI Volleyball Team won 2nd place Guard Corps are singled out for in the MSSPP lnter-School Volleyball

rcrded to the following

Honourable Mention: Tournament 1974. Mah Heng Yin, Tan Soo Yan, Allan Certif icates of Appreciation arc Lim, Loh Soong Park, Yeoh Oon awarded to the following: Cheng. Leong Kwong Heen, Tan Peng Hock, Saw Seng Chee, Teh Heong Peng, Seto Boon Chong, Rusli, Lee Kok Wah, Tang Wing Loong, Chan Chee BADMINTON

Kumar, Khoo Beng Hoe, Ho Kim he following Scouts are singled out Soon, Hoe Thye Chew, Lee Wee Feng, r Honourable Mention: Nooraini Mohd. Noor. b Thye Chew, Philip Lo Soo Leong, 'crg Gieng Suk, Yeoh Heng Kooi, The following athletes are singled out

Saw Swee Leong & Ho Kim Soon of SXI represented Penang in the MSSM and the lnternational Meets 1974.

are become the unofficial champion Scouts: school in the State. lriu Sheng Bin, Tan Yew Boo, Certificates awarded to the following bng Hun Heng, Saw Chin Hee, Lirn ath letes: tce'Beng, Cheang Thean Hock. Soon Keat Jin, Khoo Boo Wee, Ash

lrtif icates of Appreciation

Kuan.

Saw Swee Leong won the Penang SEPAK TAKRAW lsr Huan Hin, Thomas Ng, William for Honourable Mention: State Championship Title 1974 and Peter Gopal Krishnan, Lim, James hp, Kuan Kum Wah, Goh Hock the Malaysian School Boy Champion- Honorary Mention: Jambu. Louis Boudville, Lim Thean ship Title 1974. tsrg. Jeganathan, Tajul Arus. Mohd. Musad dik b. Abd. Mand. Lye, Mohd. Tahir, Mohd. Ali, Earl

RED CROSS b

Estrope, James Johnson, Lim Shor SawSwee Leong& Ho Kim Soon won Yang,Sudesh Sivadass, Lim Yat Farn, the Championship Title 1974 in the School Boy Doubles. Chan Heng Chiew. Lim Hung Kiang, Richard Khoo, Sagaya, Lee Thiam Certificates of Appreciation are

SOC.

Aik.

of SXI won 1st

place

lffigCampaign atState Level

1974.

Red Cross

CHESS

awarded to the following: Swee Leong, Ewe Seang,

Ho Khim

SXI

won the MSSPP il: Recl Cross Flag Day School Manvel Vergara. Chess Team Championships Trophy i*rrion for the 2nd consecutive EThe following are singled out for 197 4 lor the second time in succession. h Hed Cross of SXI was runnersHonourable Mention: Peter Lim, Tan Kim Chye. rh Certificates of appreciation are GYMNASTICS * tn Street Sale Flag Day 1974 awarded to: fl & Red Cross Walkathon Fund SXI Gymnastics Teams took part in Lim Swee Aun, Ooi Gim Ewe, Yeo n

the MSSPP Meet 1974 and won the

ire Section Leader Khoo Henq following prizes: b res elected the Treasurer in the 1 gold -- Under 15 Team Red Cross Youth Leaders' 1 silver - Under 17 Team b kut 1974. 1 gold + 2bronze lndividuals

bp

donated

by Mr. JosePh Chin Soon Huat

(O.X.A.)

Soon,

Chess Players

Khee Huat, Michael Oh-Aik Teong, Wong Cheng Ghee, Lee Ewe Ming, Choo Ket Weng. SXI Netball Team won the lnter- Honorary Mention: Form Six Championship Title 1974. Miss Chan Lai Ngoh.

NETBALL

BASKETBALL SXI Tqams took part in School and MSSPP Meets 1974.

The following are singled out for Honourable Mention:

Seto Boon Chong, Leong

Kwong

Hee n.

LITERARY DEBATING AND DRAI,IATIC SOC.

Certificates dre awarded to:

Michael Chin Yoon Kheong, Tan

of the Society won the Yew Boo, Tai Lung Florence Lim Trophy in the lnter

Members

Kee.

Soon

Lee.

ART

BAHASA MALAYSIA icate is awarded to: Arfah binti Abdul Razak, bte Yusuf. Certif

Meet, SXI won 'l 1 golds, I silvers and 10 bronze medals, to become the unoff icial champion school in the State.

FTBAL L Members took part in School

and

Meet 1974. Certif icates of Appreciation

are

to the

Yue Meng, S. Chandrasekaran, Lee Cheng, Tham Lim Mooi, Swee lm, Chow Ching Hock, Cheng Lan.

GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY

CLUB

Members organise'rC talks, f ield trips

and visits i

to

places

of

geographical

nterests.

Cert. of appreciation is awarded Lim Tze Yee

to

:

Singled out for Honorary Mention: Leslie Maung, Ho Thye Cheu, Chew

Lay Lay.

The following are singled out for

MSSPP

awarded

for Honorary Mention Lim Li Fah, Lee Hoong Moon,

Marison

Meet in Manila, and won 1 bronze Members of the Art Club took part in PERSATUAN medal. Projects at School and State Level. PENGAJIAN ISLAM Certificates of Appreciation Students of F. 3lA I won 3rd prize awarded to the following: for Group Project in the National Members rendered outstanding service Ong Lay Kiong, Sneah Kar Loon, Expo Pendidikan Exhibition 1974. to the school. Wilson Gan, Stephen Tham. Certilicates of appreciation are Cert. of appreciation is awarded to: Sulkapli bin Khalid, Noorani Bte awarded to: Mohd Noor. Zaleha Bte Merican. Tan Teik Fong. Gambia.

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Singled out

PERSATUAN Outstanding seruices rendered.

SXI swimmers took part in the State Honorary Mention: & National Meets 1974. ln the MSSPP Helena Thong, Lim Suan Sim.

for

blication of the OMNIA (Journal the Society) and also took Dart in State lnter Schools Econorurcs Certificate is awarded to: Wong Chen Cheong

School Form 5 Debating Competition.

Elizabeth Tan, Leong Yoke Ying, Tajul Arus, Kuan Kam Wah, Eu

Ong Lay Kiong represented Malay at the Asian Age Group Swimming

Members are responsible

Outstanding service rendered.

Certificates are awarded to

SWIMMING

ECONOMICS SOC.

ORCHESTRA

honorary mention:. Joceline Tan, Angila.

YOUNG CHRISTIAN SOC.

PHOTOGRAPHIC SOC.

The Members rendered outstanding Members rendered outstanding vices to the school. service to the school,

following:

Ng Weng Tuck.

ser-

Certificates of appreciation are Cert. of appreciation is awarded to: Richard Lo awarded to: Peter Lee Yoong Pin, Peter Chong. Singled out for Honorary Mention: Singled out f or honorary mention: Wong Meng Khiong, Helena Tong,

sctENCE soc. HOCKEY

SXI Members of the Science Society SXI Hockey Team won 2nd place in won lst Prize (Biology Section) in the Tan Boon Eong, Mark Toh, Keith Michael Vong. the MSSPP under 18 Hockey Tour- State Science & Maths. Exhibition. Jayesuria. nament 1974.

Chan Lai Ngoh won the lnter-Form 6

Certificates of Appreciation awarded

to the

are

following:

Science Essay Challenge Shield Biological Science Section 1974.

SIXTH FORM

SOC.

Lim Khoon Huat, Thum Chee Wah, Certificates are appreciation are XAVERIAN MAGAZINE Certificates awarded to: Lee Eong Sim, Ho Hooi Chee, Em- awarded to: Ng Chee Keong, Thum Sook Hun. manuel Dorai, Kenneth Speldewinde, Ghirish s/o Hasmukhlal, Ng Chee Members of the Xaverian Magazine production responsible for the are Joseph Kow Hock Beng, Jaspal Singh, Keong, Cheah Phaik Leng. Keong Poh Harjeet Singh, Leong Howe Way, Yong, Michael Oh Aik Teong, Loh of the School Magazing. Teoh Gin Eng, Suresh Sundram, Mo- Chee Kuan, Tan Soon Keat, Tang Certificates of appreciation are BOARD OF LIBRARIAN han Singh, Kalyanaraman, Mark Toh. Cheng Wah, Rodney Dorville, Chin awarded to: Hitendra Joshi, Swee Fuan.

Wong Hun

Helena Tong, Joceline Tan.

FENCING place in both the under 16 and the

above 16 Team Events.

Certificates of Appreciation

to the following:

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of the School

Library.

Cert. of appreciation are awarded

SXI members took pari in MSSPP Fencing Meet 1974 and won 2nd

awarded

Members are responsible

Heng, smooth administration

are

to the following:

Wong Hun Heng, Lau Oon Thim, Ho

IAL ACTION

GROUP

rendered charitable services to the under-privileged and poor with in the school as well as outside school.

Phillip Wong, Perry Mitchell, Goh Certificates of appreciation

are

Chin Beng, Mohd. Tahir, Tung Looi awarded to: Yiew, Julian Goh. Helena Tong, Lim Suan Sim, Christina

The following are singled out for Ng, Marie Loh, Fong Foo

Yoon.

XAVERIAN

Thye Chew, Khaw Poe Hock, Fong Choong Yuen, Tan Bak Ping, Hor NEWSLETTER Siew Fong, Fong Ling, Goon Siew Members are responsible for the Ngoon, Junie Ang Eu Lean, Choo monthly publication of the News- Yook Foo, Cheah Cheng Poh, Ong Eng Chuan, William Wong, Peter letter. Chong Nyoon Fooi, Leong Yue Meng, Cert. of appreciation is awarded to: Joceline Tan, Chai Hon Yin, Saw Michael Chin Yoon Kheong Chin Hee, Mark Toh, Tan Bee Hong, Singled out for Honorary Mention: Tan Beng Walr, Ng Ark Yeow, Anq

Honourable Mention: Singled out for Honorary Mention: Goon Siew Ngoon, Ng Chee Kheong, Cheng Lan, Lim Keng Bee, Chew Lay Ong Kean Lee, Lim Thow Kin, Chang Cheah Swee Phaik, Khor Gein Teng, Joceline Tan Poh Choo, Wong Poh Lay, Chow Ching Hock, Tan Saw Poh, Sheng Lin, Cheah Jin Kooi, San- Tip Kaur, Tan Vait Leong, Teoh Chin Tin, Leong Yue Meng, Jasmine Paw- Christine P. Gopal, Lim Chin Tat, thanasamy

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Office

Chairman : Mr.

Khor Cheang Kee. (J.P.) Vice-Chairman: Dato Abdul Ghani bin Jamil

Secretary : Mr. W.A. Ginendradas

(Nov. 1973 - March 1974) Mr. Colin R. Rozells

projects

The following' classes are specially commended for their

Form Five Arts 1 Form Five Science Form'Three Commerce l Form Four Science 3 Form Four Science 2 Form Four Commerce 2 Form One Commerce 2 1

We acknowledge our appreciation

for their wonderful

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to all the classes in SXI

response; to be concerned enough to help by word and deed, those who cry out for what we take for granted.

ER'S ASSOCIATION

Bearers:

S600/- was given

donations:

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

PAR ENT.TEACH

Treasu rer

:

(March 1974)

Mr. Lim Kean Aun

Committee Members: Puan E. M. Kamaluddin En. Ch'ng Keong Aik Dr. Eu Eng Kiat Puan Choo Kwei San

En. Colin R. Rozells En. L.D. Samson

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Merican :

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Teachelr Rep.

En. P. Ramakrishnan Rev. Brother Charles

SXI Developmeht Score Sheet i'1972

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New Jntegreted Science Labs.'. Newly-renovated School Field..

New Volleyball'Courts'....'.'.".. New Tennis Courts.'..'.'.'.,'...... New Canteen,, Expansion

Of l.A'

WorkshoPs.

New lndoor Stadium'...."'...'.'

by We have already built our New lntegrated Science Labs. (They were officially opened plan now We Day.) Prize-Giving 4th. on October Kee our School Chairman; Mr. Khor Cheang to renovate our School Field, build new volleyball and tennis courts' We also plan to build a new present canteen will Canteen to replace the present over-crowded one. The space occupied by our even build a new may day, we One provide room for expansion of our lndustrial Arts Workshops. For all these (at Backyood)' the School proposed Canteen new indoor Staduim on t6p of the it? do do we How assistance' financial proiects need we development

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i'Dear Diary,

Today I went out with my friends, fellow classmates and to answer our Mater's call. "C-harlie,'was there so were all our school teachers. My batch - the first batch included 5 visually handicapped boys who simply refused to be left out of the fun. We enjoyed a more or less follow-the-leader game throughout the 4 -mile circuit, I hope to take part in the Schoolmates

Walkathon again next year. Sincerely yours,

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Patron : Chairman : Vice-Chairman: Secretary : Treaurer l

Rev. Bro. Director Mr. Colin Rozells Mr. Ng Kum Cheong En. Daud bin Din Miss Mui Siew Koon

Committee Members: Rev. Bro. Celestine Mr. Gan Eng Guan Mr. Vincent Michael

The Staff Group plays an important role in fostering friendamong fellov'r teachers who would otherwise, to all intents, 'ernain strangers to one another if they were just to 6ome to the ;drool to work. The Staff Group brings teachers together in play rd discards the anonymity that usually pervades big organizations. :directly, professional experiences and problems are often dis:-csed and shared among the teachers whenever they meet through

i':ip

;ocial gatherings. Listed below are the major activities of the Staff Group:--

A

Farewell Dinner for Mr. Khoo Eng Cheang who has since retired from teaching and for members who have since been

transferred to other schools washeld in February. g

23 pupils were awarded Staff Scholarships, valued at $5/per month each, for the year. Financial assistance was also given to 4 deserving pupils to help them pay up their examination fees. These money for the scholarships and the examination fees came from generous contributions of teachers.

A party of 18 teachers (male & female) took a trip down to Teluk Anson to participate in a series of games against $e Staff of St. Anthony's Secondary School. For outdoor enthusiasts, a picnic was held at the Penang Port Commission Bungalow at Batu Ferringhi. 3,

The sports minded teachers participated in a series of tournaments namely Badminton, Chess and Volleyball. More tournaments are e>rpected to follow before the year is out.

STAFF GNOUP

REPORTII

Our Vice-President, John S.C. Loh giving a momenro to Miss Tye Phaik Choo from SXI who helped in the X'mas

All clubs must

treat.

for the

have funds, and funds we have to seek. Last year OXA presented 'X'mbs Treat, to raise funds Association.

OIA ACTIVITIES It was way back in lg24 that a group of dedicated dx-Xaverians got together to found the Old Xaverians, Association' The main aim of the Association being to promote closer understanding and to foster a spirit of mutual help amongst ex-Xaverians, teachers and also ex-students of other Christian Brotheis'schools. However, others are also welcomed to join as Associate members. Our Founder President was Lim Cheng Ean and other prominent pioneers then included Chee Swee Ee, Lim Huck Aik, Cheah Cheng Poh, Leong Lean Oy,irthur de cruz, Cheah Seng Khim and Frank Reutens.

' The present.club house, our very own, is situated at 50, Perak Road, Penang. Among the facilities offered include Billiards, a Library and other indoor games like Carroms, chess, draughts and miniature-football. Badminton and table tennis practices are also hi:ld regularly. As a result of some renovations carried last year, the club now has a furnished guest ioom which is a congenial place to meet old colleagues and friends in order io exchange views and news. Ours is an Association which offers recreation and relaxation in the form of sports and indoor games. However, it is to the future that we look, when with enough funds, we can provide more and more facilities for ihe members. 1974 is of special significance to oXA. lt is 'Golden Anniversary'year and as we celebrate this auspicious occasion, we would like to welcome Brothers, teachers and pupils to partake in the activities which will climax in a 'Golden Anniversary' dinner, in December. Join the OXA, help build the OXA to make and of society in general.

it play

a more meaningful role in the lives

of Xaverians, in particular

Picture above shows

a group picture taken when a dinner was given in honour of

some of

our members who received awards. I am sure you will have no trouble spotting some of

the

persona I iti es.

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OXA is not for rnen only..........Ladies al6o take part in its activities Ptcture shows the iadies at a dinner held in the club premises

After all the games have been played, and the funds collected, it is the Annual Dinner again, when prizes will be presented and all helpers given a small 'thank you'. Prcture shows Mrs Tye Poh Sun, wife of one of our Trustees presenting a prize to a prize winner in the Billiards competition

The OXA participates in many local sporting events like baseball, billiards etc. Picture shows the OXA dragon boat ieam which participated in the Water Festival Pesta Pulau Pinar 'q.

BOARD OF PREFECTS

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SECRETARY Keong Poh Yong

TREASURER Manuel Vergara

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For once, the Board swelled from twenty menstrong at.the start of the year to more than double the size at forty-three at the close of thi 2nd. term. This was made possible by the two separate intakes of prefects from Form 4 in March and Lower Six in July. The Annual Prefects' lnauguration Ceremony

was

uniquely held in conjunction with the Farewell given to or-ir popular Senior Assistant, Mr. Khoo Eng Cheang, who was then at retiring age. For the first time, the Board of Traffic Wardens and Board of Break Monitors, sub-boards

of the

Prefects', were honoured at the ceremony to

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in recognition of their tremendous assistance given the Prefects' Board.

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it

became

a

routine.

The Board further adopted the concept of 'Discipline f

rom

with

in, not f rom above' as its attitude

pun ishments.

Lastly, I express my deep gratitude to our Patron, Rev- Bro. Director Charles, our beloved Adviser, Rev.

Bro. Celestine and our Supervisor, Mr. Collin Rozells for their unfailing help and support in the smooth functioning of the Board.

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the students under our beloved Adviser, Rev. Bro. Celestine. Reasoning and compromise now took the place of drastic

Class Monitors was reorganised-

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Mr. Coliri Rozells Head Prefect: Chiu Sheng Bin Senior Prefect: Saw Chin Hee Senior Break-monitor: Ho ThYe Chew : Senior Prefect: Tan Soo Yan

Lau Oon Thim Seto Boon Chong Jeganathan

Khoo Boo Seng. Aloysius Low Lee Choo Beng

The realisation of the need for more Break-monitors to cope with the increase. in number of the student body led to a general reorganisation of the Board in early 1974. The original number of 18 duties a day were considerably increased to 30. Even though the Boaqd started off the year with only 17 members, all round efficiency was duly shown. The first intake of Probationary Junior Break-monitors from form four came only in March, and it was indeed a great relief to the then functioning members. With the second intake made in July, the Board at present

hasamembershipof40;thelargestsofarinitshistory. 1g74 saw another great change; the Lower Secondary Board bf Break-monitors was offiiially incorporated into the Upper Secondary Board. This will enable the two Boards to have a common system of duties. The Lower Secondary Board is being run by Mr. Colin Rozells with the help of the chairman, vice-chairman and 2SeniorBreakmonitors from Lower Six. This year is indeed a great start for the future of the Board. But it is only made possible by the Break mo^nitors themselves, who sacrificed io much of their precious time.to perform their assighed duties with efficiency. Special mention should be given to the Council of Senior Break-monitors which had help in a greatway in the-reorganisation, modification and running of the Board.

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Board

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BOARD OF

BOARID OF

CLASS MONITORS

TRAFFIC WARDENS Choo Yook Foo

Hitendra Joshi

Ooi Gim Ewe Ng Weng Tuck Ooi Peng Sim Hwa Joon Seong Dominic Roger Locke Joseph Tan

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The Board was revived this year as there was a greater need for maintaining order inside the classrooms. Badges were issued to class monitors and efforts are being

made to put the Board of Class Monitors on par with the Boards of Break Monitors and Traffic Wardens. lt is hoped that class

in

re play a more positive role, not only in maintaining discipline but also in monitors

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uplifting the Xaverian

JUNIORS Hariff Che Sab Yeo Hwang Seng Kenneth Speldwinde

Soon Keat Jin Cheang Poh Hwa

parks. The Board also prompted the school authority to resurface the bad-

mediately after school dismissal so

to ease congestion and avoid the of accident.

Balaraman Jayabalan

Lai

Sithampara Pillai Lawrence Chin Yoon Khim Seng

"Operation Parks" was launched whereby our tireless members wlllingly repainted the motorcycle and bicycle

Love Lane was converted into a "No Parking" area lor a certain period im-

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ly worn-out Muntri Street entrance which was a hazard to the students.

Yap Kooi Soo Lim Kin Fook Chew Gim Leong Lee Lock Aik Denny Lim Eng

From the rather chaotic conditions that threw it into sixes and sevens, the Board slowly but steadily worked its way up, surmounting many a difficulty that laid in its path, to what it has been now a well-organised group. For this, only suitable boys were selected. (A potential candidate has to be nominated and interviewed

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Patron/Advisdr: Rev. Bro. Director Keong Poh Yong

: Rev. Bro. Director : Rev. Bro. Celestine : Chiu Sheng Bin Chairman : Choo Ket Weng Vice-Chairman : Teh Heong Peng Secretary/Treasurer : Koh Wah Senq 1974 saw a very acttve year for the Board; a year that one would reckon as the best in so far as efficiency and responsibility were conPatron Bro. Adviser President

cerned.

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Chairman : Vice-Chairman :

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Finally, the Board thanks Bro. Adviser and the Head Prefect himself for their constant guide.

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the amount of work

done.

The library is now open from 7.30 a.m. to 10.00 p.m. during exam periods. The librarians repair a hundred books or so a day in addition to processing of new books.

As the library is student-run, the library has a homely and friendly atmosphere and students generally like to come to the library. Lastly the Exco.

wishes to thank Rev. Bro. Charles, Mrs. Justina Wong,

the Advisorof the Board and all those who have helped in one way or another'

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PHOTOGFIAPHIC SOCIETY

Chairman :

Vice Chairman :

Secretary : Treasurer :

Richard Lo Wong Meng Khiong Michael Vong Helena Thong

The following were the activities carrfed out :(1) Regular lectures were given on darkroom technique, aesthetics, camera handling and (2) Darkroom work was taught to members to supplement the lectures. (3) 3 modelling sessions were conducted for the benefit of the members' (4) Members were also enc6uraged to submit prints for photographic competitions. We hope more enthusiasts will ioin the society in future.

AJter one and half years'effort

CO€PEFIATIVE SOCIETY

Economics Society to form the Xaverian Co-operative Society, the organising committee succeeded in holding its inaugural general meeting on June 4th,1974, during which the above off iCebearers were elected by 90 intending

by the

Organising Committee: : Wong Chen Cheong Chairman Vice Chairman : Leong Yue Meng : Tham Sook Hun Secretary New Office Bearers:

Honorary Chairrnan : Bro. Charles

Adviser

:

Miss Wong Ming Lee

Chairrnan : Lim Choon Yang : Tan Siew lmm Secretary Asst. Secretary : Lee Swee Khuen Asst. Treasurer : Tan Siew Hua Vice

The EXCO. members

exposure

members.

ln line with the Society's main objective aimed at encouraging the habit of thrift among its members, much still need to be finalised before the Society can begin activating its planned proiects. The success of the Society is quite dependent upon the support given by the student body. ln view of the overwhelming response, we are quite confident of achieving success in all undertakings to come.

SOCIAL ACTION GBOUP Advisers

.

:

Mr:s. Thomas Ho

Departmental Heads

Miss Katherine

St.

NicholasDept. : Teoh Chin Heng

Joseph

President

Helena Tong

:

Mei

Vi@-President:

Secretary Treasrrer

:

:

Students' Aid Bureau: Marie Loh

Old

Lan

Tan Vait Leong Lim Suan Sim Christina Ng Wai Yee

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Khor Gein Teng

Dept. : Tipp Kaur : Fong Foo Tuition Dept.

St. Joseph

yoon

The present exco took over in July 1973. We were rather short of funds

for our activities at that time so we started off with a sale of book-marks and homemade jam. This was followed by a Christmas Card Competition which unfortunately was a failure since the entries were of a rather low standard on the whole.

ln 1973, we were lucky in that a iam factory agreed to donate one year's supply of iam which was given together with the free bread to our poor students daily. This year, the school was in full swing organising a collection for the Little Sisters of the Poor and for the poor students of our school. Our President went on the PA to urge the students to donate to this charity. Out of this collection, the SAG received $600. Some of this money was put to use in buying much needed books for our poor students. At about.this time also, we launched an appeal for old books and uniforms. The response was good. Since then, we have already handed over our posts to the Lowers who joined us in May. We would like to thank Mrs. Ho and Miss Joseph for their help and advice in the running of our society. We would also like to thank Brother Charles for all the encouragement and help he has given us in the past years and of course, our thanks also go to the members of the SAG and all those who have in one way or another helped to make the SAG a success'

Advisers

:

Mr. Khor Kok Khee

the

year, privileged Sixth Form mem' bers visited the fast-strike crafts belonging to the Royal MalaYsian

(physics) Miss Chong Gan Eng (physics) Mr. Ng Kam Chee (maths) Miss Tan Poh Gaik (BiologY) Ghirish s/o Hasmukhlal

One of our projects, "lmportance of the hormone ThYroxin on the Metamorphosis of Amphibians", won f irst Prize in the Form Four Biology section at this year's State Science and Mathe'

Chairman ViceChairman

:

Secretary Treastrer

:

Cheah Phaik Leng Ng Chee Keong

:

Keong Poh Yong

:

At the beginning of

(society ) Mr. Cheah Swee Chin (chem.) Mr, Yeoh Teik Eong

Navy.

matics Exhibition held at Sri Mutiara.

The Society emerged runner-

up in the

semi-f inals of the

Malaysian Schools lnter-Sixth Form Science and Mathematics Ouiz. We are also successful in maintainingawhite mice farm and

SCIENCE

hope for its continued

success.

SOCIETY

Page donated

by Mr.

Chee Swee

Form Four Biology Section - lst Prize State Science and Maths. Exhibition.

GEOGBAPHICAL SOCIETY (o

Miss Miu Siew Koon

Advisers

3

Mrs. S.K. Tan

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':,e,

Chairman Vice-Chairman Secretary Asst. Secretary:

Lim Tze Yee Ho Thye Chew Miss Chew Lay Seng Soo Chye

Treasu

Leslie Maung

rer

:

With the dual aims of fostering a better unde of geography and of instilling a greater interest in the Lay

su

a series of activities were organised, much to the response of our hundred over members. lnterest in the nomic aspect of enviromental geography was encouraged our various excursions covering Penang lsland and the land. Nevertheless, the feather in our cap was our own visit to Haddyai and Songkhla, from which members back reminices as well as momentos of those two days.

Tour of Sungei Muda

Trips on Penang lsland include those made by us to Universiti Sains Malaysia, the Aquarium, The Marine Centre, various hotels and the F&N factory. Our outs tours took us to some of the most interesting factories in Mak Mandin lndustrial Trading Estate. Such trips worthwhile both in material terms as well as in the widening our scope. Even such dull-sounding places like the Sungei Filtration Plant an.d the Deep Water Wharves proved rewardi in their own unique ways. Other activities include various talks ("Undergr mining" by Mr. Roland Lee and "Green Revolution" by George Elliston) and the screeni^; of film shows. Scheme

Adviser Chairman

:

Mr. Lee Seng Kean

:

Wong Chen Cheong

Vice-Chairman : : Secretary : Treasurer Commerce Chairman: Omnia Editor : Survey

Chairman :

Lee Hoong Moon Miss Lim Lee Fah Leong Yue Meng J. Chandrasekaran Miss Tham Lim Mooi Miss Chuah Lde Cheng

ECONOMICS AND COMMERCE SOCIETY Keeping in line with tradition, the Society strives to carry out its activities in accordance with its objectives and aspirations. ln order to promote interest in Economics and Commerce, the Society carried out a series of actiriities during the year 197311974. The'following are some of the activities successfully implemented: Electronic lndustry Of Penang, Hotel lndustry Of Penang, Tourist lndustry Of Penang, Penang's ApproachTo Eco" Tal ks nomic Development, Penang Urban Centre Project, and Hiking Prices And lts Justifications. Annual "Omnia" was published as scheduled. Magaz ine Annual Survey was carried out on the Tourist lndustry Of Penang. Survey Forms 4, 5, Lower and Upper 6 quizes were carried out. Quizes 2 trips made this year, one to the electronic factories of Hewlett Packard, Monolithic Memories and lntel; the Excursions other to Bank Negara (Penang Branch). Page donated

by Mr. Paul Chang

The Xaverian Newsletter was initiated in the

quite dim past to keep fellow Xaverians in line with relevant news and views around the school and to this end the XN has altered little in per-

spective. Although the XN has its fair share of critics, it should be granted that there is still an appreciative following. Minor discrepancies notwithstanding, the XN has continued to live up to its image as the newsletter of the school, stating the facts objectively and covering as wide a range of fields as possible. Lacklustre reports are presented lighthearted' is towards one of informa' A recent survey indicated that close on 90%

ly and the general trend

lity.

of the pupils in SXI take more than just a passing interest in the XN and this should keep the XN Board

Mrs. S.K.

Editor

Michael Chin

News Editor Sports Editor Art Editor

Goon Siew Ngoon

CHESS CLUB

Tan

Ng Chee Kheong Joceline Tan

publication.

Advisers:

Mr. Kok Weng Fai Mr. Lim Zong Hong

Chairman Vice-Chairman Secretary Asst. Secretary

Choo Ket Weng

Miss Chan Lai Ngoh

Treasu rer

Chiu Sheng Bin

Yeo Khee Huat Ooi Gim Ewe

Once again the SXI Chess Club has had another successful year. During the MSSM Chess Tournament held in December 1973, Yeo Khee Huat represented Penang in the individual event while Ooi Gim Eng and Lim Swee Aun played for the state team which emerged champions. To top it all, our adviser, Mr. Kok Weng Fai was chosen to be the coach of the state team. ln the 1973 SXI Chess Tournament. Ooi Gim Eng took the lnternational Chess title while Chin Kong Yooi and Lim Chee Seong emerged

champions in the Chinese Chess and Draughts sections respectively. The year 1974 started off with the transfer of our dedicated adviser. Bro.John Sureck. The club is gratefulfor his guidance, encouragement and unfailing assistance. ln place of him the club welcomes Mr. Lim Zong Hong.

ln July this year, the school team was again successful when it won

all its

matches

in the

MSSPP Chbss Tournament

to

capture the Low

Hooi Seah Cup for the second successive year. The committee wishes to thank 6ur advisers and all those who

contributed to the success of the club.

heart.

The Board is always open to suggestions, criticism, general opinions and the like. Students tend to forget that the XN is very much a student' run society and not confined to the big noises like the Editor and his side-kicks. Even at the time of writing this report, suggestions have prompted the initiation of a new style in news coverage and this can only ultimately result in a more refreshing

Rev. Bro. Charles

Patron Adviser

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Ng Kean

Leong

i974 saw the Art Club involved in various activities, most of whlch were carried out in the Second and Third Terms. A handwriting competition sponsored by the Art Club attracted a pleasing number of students. This was held in the latter part of the Second Term. Junior members of the Club were occupied with

for the decoration of the school. The club members greatly benefitted from a lecture on "The Functions of Art" given by Mr. Tan Lye Hoe. An outdoor painting session which took us to Miami Beach was followed by a course in portrait painting. Several other sketching sessions kept the members busy for most of the year. An outing has been planned for the coming December

several projects

holidays. We ended the year with several film shows on Art and a painting competition exclusively for the Club's members. We would like to thank our advisers, especially Mr. Khoo Lock Saln, for their unfailing advice and guidance. Page

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puk pentadbiran.persatuan pada bulan Mei tahun

1973.

Sekali lagi persatuan mempergiatkan kegiatannya bagi meluaskan penggunaan Bahasa Malaysia di kalangan muridmurid. Pada peringkat permulaan, persatuan dengan jayanya telah mengatur berbagai aktiviti saperti kuiz, mencipta pan' tun dan sebagainya hanya untuk ahli-ahli tetap sahaja. Te" tapi pada permulaan tahun 1974, di atas arahan penasihat, persatuan telah menukar corak kegiatannya dengan mem' pelbagaikan aktiviti-aktiviti Bahasa Malaysia sehingga men'

yeluruh kesemua peringkat murid-murid. Diantara aktiviti' aktiviti yang dikendalikan termasuklah peraduan menulis karangan peringkat menengah atas dan bawah, peraduan membaca sajak, peraduan membaca cerpen, peraduan syara' han dan juga peraduan lakunan. Hadiah-hadiah telah disediakan oleh persatuan sendiri dengan kerjasama pihak sekolah.

Ahli-ahli jawatankuasa sebagai mewakili seluruh ahli-

ahli ingin menyatakan rasa besar hati dan terima kasih di atas kerjasama pihak-pihak berkenaan terutama kepada Tuan Pengarah yang telah menaruh minat yang besar terhadap perkembangan persatuan ini, juga kepada penasihat dan guru-guru pengawas yang bersama-sama kami menja-

yakan aktiviti persatuan.

BAHASA JIWA BANGSA

Casf of Sha.kespeare's

The Executive Committee

"King tear"

Adviser

Mr. Michael Ouah President Peter Lee Yoong Pin Vice-President

YOUNG

Peter Chong

CHRISTIAN STUDENTS

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Treasurer Mark Toh

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Committee Members

This year saw a notable

Due to the unexpected

cnange. This was the double role which the YCS played during the trial period at the beginning of the year. The two.roles, which were carrled

of our advisers, a new but by no means unautho-

to

fill the immediate need of a Catholic student group in SXl, and (2) to represent an active movement which has finally overcome the possibi-

lity of its

ceasing to be a school registered movement. As soon as term started this year, we reorganised ourselves slowly, due to the controversy

over the new ruling as to where YCS stood. However, after the case which we forwarded had been approved and all doubts cleared, we began

to move on

leave

ritative lav adviser, Mr. Michael Ouah, was brought into office. We take this opportunity to express our heartfelt thanks to Rev. Bro. John Sureck and

Rev. Bro. Benedict Nieukey

for their

invaluable guidance

to the movement. This year, the YCS conducted Social & Gospel

rendered

Enquiries which deepened the individual's understanding and broadened his outlook of life. Actual Case Reviews of Life were worked upon in the usual "see, judge and act" light.

We also conducted, as part of our intersectronal activities, of joint workshops and study days. During the August

a series

once again as a normal school movement.

and December holidays,

We started off with the

maximum number of members

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SecretarY

Keith JaYesuria \l'lilliam Wong

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LITERABY DEBATING

&DRAMATIC SOCIETY

Advisors

Mr. A. Gomez, Mrs. Ong Chairman

Teh Ming Vice-Chairman

Yap Poh Suan Secretary

Elizabeth Tan Treasurer

Leong Yoke ying

Debates were the main preoccupation of the LDDS in 1974. The first series of debates were the inter-form four class debates to decide on a school debating team. Tajul Arus, Kum Wah and Soon Ee represented the school in the Annual Ouadranglar Meet in June and the debate with Sekolah Menengah lbrahim (Sungei Patani). On both occasions SXI emerged the winner. ln the lnter-House Debate, Champions were Bartinus House. During the course of the year, play-reading sessions and talks

were held. The members persevered to put up "King Lear" in June.

Shakespeare's

Finally we express our sincere gratitude to Mr. Gomez whose advice guided us through many a discouraging moments.

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Business Managers: Hun Heng, Flelena,

Soong Park, Hoong Heng, Peter. Photographers: Richard, Meng Khiong,

Chew Soon.

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