St. Augustine's College, Yarraville
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St. Augustine's College, Yarraville |
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Motto | Sursum Corda (Latin: 'Lift up your Hearts') |
Established | 1942 (closed 1972) |
Type | Independent all-male secondary |
Founder | Christian Brothers |
Students | Peaked at around 500 in the early 1960s |
Location | Yarraville, VIC Australia |
St. Augustine's College was an Australian Roman Catholic secondary college in Yarraville, Victoria. It was opened in 1942, and manned and ran by the Congregation of Christian Brothers.
The school was particularly renowned in the city of Melbourne for the strength of its sporting teams, and the sportsmen it produced. For example, six members of the 1954 VFL premiership team (the Footscray Bulldogs) were old boys of St. Augustine's, including Doug Reynolds and Ted Whitten.[1]
The school was closed in 1972.
[edit] Notable Alumni
- Terence Higgins (Chief Justice of the Australian Capital Territory)
- Ted Whitten (Footscray Football Club player)
- Doug Reynolds (Footscray Football Club player)
[edit] References
- ^ St. Augustine's CBC Yarraville, Old Boys' Association - 40 Year Memories (Brothers Information Technology Services: Melbourne, 2004), p. 24.
[edit] Bibliography
- St. Augustine's CBC Yarraville, Old Boys' Association - 40 Year Memories (Brothers Information Technology Services: Melbourne, 2004)
Christian Brother (Irish) secondary schools in Australia |
Aquinas College • Christian Brothers College, Adelaide • Christian Brothers College, Burwood • Christian Brothers College, St. Kilda • Ignatius Park College • Rostrevor College • St. Bernard's College • St Edmunds College Ipswich • St Edmund's College, Canberra • St. Joseph's College Melbourne • St. Joseph's College, Gregory Terrace • St. Joseph's College, Geelong • St. Joseph's Nudgee College • St. Kevin's College • St Laurence's College • St. Mary's College • St. Patrick's College, Ballarat • St Patrick's College, Shorncliffe • St. Patrick's College, Strathfield • St Pius X College • St Virgil's College • Trinity College • Waverley College Defunct schools: Chanel College • Christian Brothers College, Perth • St. Augustine's College, Yarraville • St Patrick's College, Goulburn • St Patrick's College, Perth |