Front Cover - This was the last Summit Magazine published. |
SJS Magazine contents page |
Headmaster's Forward by Mr. R. P. Gaskell, which highlights some of the events since 1964 |
Comment - snippets from previous magazines from 1965 to 1970 by J. Clementson |
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Comment - page 2 |
Community Service - outlining what the school had achieved and what it was doing with its Community Service Programme - by W. A. McCaffrey |
Rochester House Report - by Ann Johncock |
Deal House Notes - by Judith McGuirk |
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Once upon a time - Life as a boarder - by Deal House. |
Deal House Sports Report - by S. K. I. Pearce |
Dover House Report - by D. Anthony |
Dover House Charity - by Robin Lama and Belvoir House Report - by J. Marshall |
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Warwick House Report - by Cambell McLay |
Warwick House Girls Sport - by Gelda Harsant |
Chester House 1969/70 - by C. G. Grafton |
Chester Community Service - by S. Clementson |
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Inter-House Games - by R. McGill |
Inter-House Games page 2 |
Girls Games 1965 - 1970 - by N. Kennedy |
"Salad Days" This and the photos that follow are some of the events staged by St. Johns, in which Mr. Allan Williams undertook a big role in production. |
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"Salad Days" |
"My Three Angels" |
"The Long and The Short and The Tall" |
Models from the "Fashion Happening" |
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Punishment Wing? |
Chester-Pevensey "Folk Night" |
"Mr F&N" at "SJS '70" |
"SJS '70" |
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"SJS '70" |
"The Feminine Touch" |
Film Making Activity |
Sub-Aqua Club Report - by Norman B. Potter. Branch Diving Officer. The four photos that follow are of the Sub-Aqua Club. |
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Lost Property! |
(1969) "Anyone for Turtle Soup?" |
Off to pick up the divers |
(1966) Two snorklers and an old anchor |
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Geographically Speaking. A round-up of the various field trips undertaking at St. Johns. |
Geographically Speaking - page 2 |
Geographically Speaking - page 3
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A photographic record of Fieldwork Excursions 1965 - '70. 1965 Bukit Timah. 1966 Telok Tengarroh. 1967 Pulau Tioman. 1968 Cameron Highlands. 1969 Kent Ridge. 1970 bukit Sembawang. |
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Comments in brief |
Snap-Chat In the photo with the Coke machine, Mark Sinclair informs me that it is his brother John with the caption. John Sinclair attended St. Johns 1969 - 70 and once had the job of making sure the machines were working and full. |
Snap-Chat - page 2 |
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Snap-Chat - page 3 |
A Pull-Out |
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