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| 50th Anniversary Celebration |
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Robert Bailey, Star Writer
St Andrew Technical High (STATHS) claimed their first hold on the
Inter-Secondary Schools Sports Association (ISSA)/KFC Southern
Conference Under-19 basketball competition, following their exciting
57-49 victory over Hydel in a game three at the National Stadium
courts yesterday.
The victory was a welcomed one for STATHS' head coach Venrecce
Watson, whose team came from behind to win the best-of-three
finals 2-1.
"I am elated at this point. Words can't describe how I feel about
winning this championship," said Watson. "We are going for
all-island title and so will go back to the drawing board to prepare
ourselves for this."
STATHS began the game shakily, as they trailed their opponents
21-10 at the end of the first quarter. Read more here
St Andrew Technical High (STATHS) claimed their first hold on the
Inter-Secondary Schools Sports Association (ISSA)/KFC Southern
Conference Under-19 basketball competition, following their exciting
57-49 victory over Hydel in a game three at the National Stadium
courts yesterday.
The victory was a welcomed one for STATHS' head coach Venrecce
Watson, whose team came from behind to win the best-of-three
finals 2-1.
"I am elated at this point. Words can't describe how I feel about
winning this championship," said Watson. "We are going for
all-island title and so will go back to the drawing board to prepare
ourselves for this."
STATHS began the game shakily, as they trailed their opponents
21-10 at the end of the first quarter. Read more here
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Prime Minister Bruce Golding
receives souvenirs commemorating
the 50th anniversary of the St
Andrew Technical High School
(STATHS) from a past students
when he visited the school last
Thursday during a health and
information fair.
The past students started their
week of celebrations on April 2 with
a church service and it culminated
on Saturday with a dinner/dance.
receives souvenirs commemorating
the 50th anniversary of the St
Andrew Technical High School
(STATHS) from a past students
when he visited the school last
Thursday during a health and
information fair.
The past students started their
week of celebrations on April 2 with
a church service and it culminated
on Saturday with a dinner/dance.
The past students came from the United States, Britain, Canada and
as far away as the Middle East and Korea. Also pictured from left are
graduate of 1961, Marva Earle Delmadge; first head girl (1965),
insurance executive and former councillor for the Havendale division,
Merline Daley; and past student and current chairman of the school
board, Silvera Castro. (Photo: JIS)
as far away as the Middle East and Korea. Also pictured from left are
graduate of 1961, Marva Earle Delmadge; first head girl (1965),
insurance executive and former councillor for the Havendale division,
Merline Daley; and past student and current chairman of the school
board, Silvera Castro. (Photo: JIS)
PM celebrates with STATHS
