A jolly good fellow indeed!

The thing I admired about Father Murphy most was his intelligence.  The man
would occasionally walk into our class and tease us with these mental tests,
and I always anticipated the moment he would come in.

He was also a strict disciplinarian with ligftening quick hands.  Just ask
those who he slapped.  He also used this yellow cord to whup many students in
his office before Form 1 Circle.  Chei, I got into trouble once with my dear
friend, Jabel and the man gave us a lashing I will never forget.  I walked
out of his office with my derriere on fire.

The last thing the great Murphy said to the graduating class of 1986 was the
following;
"Folks would you rather be rich & unhappy or reasonably well off and happy."

I take this thought everywhere I go.

-Yus

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