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Mick Kenna (SPC 1964-70) | News | St Patrick's College

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Retired school principal Michael (Mick) Kenna (SPC 1964-70) sadly passed away on 26 April 2025. Mick was a day student from St James in Sebastopol and spent seven years at SPC, passing Leaving with seven subjects. He also won four scholastic prizes during his time for English, Geography, Economics and American History. Mick Kenna in 1970. Mick was a member of the junior choir for two years, the Cadet Unit for three years and also the College Cro…
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Mick Kenna (SPC 1964-70) | News | St Patrick's College

Retired school principal Michael (Mick) Kenna (SPC 1964-70) sadly passed away on 26 April 2025. Mick was a day student from St James in Sebastopol and spent seven years at SPC, passing Leaving with seven subjects. He also won four scholastic prizes during his time for English, Geography, Economics and American History. Mick Kenna in 1970. Mick was a member of the junior choir for two years, the Cadet Unit for three years and also the College Cro…

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