2D is a very happy form, thanks toour teachers; Mr. Bydder is the bestEnglish teacher ever; Mr. Welton is oursolid teacher and tee-square expert andhis corny jokes are well lik ed. Mr. Paiceis o u r very good mathematics teacher.Now we must say " a u revoirtf ti II1958.• FORM 2E NOTESThe brainiest form in the se co nd yearis 2E .This form is led by the s ix brainiestand rock and roiliest boys in C<strong>au</strong>lfieldTech. These boys are: " Nose" Hynes,John Irving, Alan Dick, Graham Slater,Lindsay Wotherspoon and Alan "Electric"Rowe.2E is famous for sporting names; inou r form we have four lacrosse playersand one footballer.Goodbye from 2E for <strong>1957</strong>. Signedby the form's honorary mugs, Bill Ivesand Roger Arrell.• FORM 2F NOTESTime at the great 2F is day time andhere now is the form news.Headlines for th e last terms are:" La ng is 69 per cent in the exams",much to Mr. Jordan's su rprise. "Laytonwas lucky e noug h t o gain a place in theschool soccer team" .We usually like our musi c lesson exceptTido who sings out of tune andAnderson wh o almost blew Mr. Bradley' shead off with a penny bunger.The fools of the class are Altman,Barber, Boose, Castle, Co ok, Derham,Forde, lansen, Hart, M<strong>au</strong>dsley, M oors,Ralph, Smith, Stewart, St yle, Tippet andNaismith, a new bod.Cook is always inventing t h ings.St ewart is a future Melbourne fourthsman, a s is Osborne.Smith is a fat man.Ralph is a Mornington Moron.On the whole we are not a bad bunchof dills and for more details we suggestyou ask Mr. Birch.That is all the news until next yearso st a t ion 2[= is now c los ing down.• FORM 2G NOTESThis is the twenty-two geniuses of 2Gsigning on!Ring leader, bright spark and championdart marker and thrower of theform is Billa Billson. Billa is al so theco m ic of the form.Moher, the moths. genius of the form,received an all round figure in the midyearexams.The bodgie boy of the form is NormGorham wh o is always being told off byMr. Humphreys bec<strong>au</strong>se of his haircut.Bluey (bec<strong>au</strong>se of his hair) Shillinglawis the class cl own and o ne of our greatestm ischief makers. Gags Byron is themoths. brain of the form, who got 25%at the mid-year exam. This is really agood mark bec<strong>au</strong>se the class averagewa s well below this' Freckled-face Stewartis the champ. clay thrower in o urmud-packing class (modelling).Cycling Callaway is always boostingabout his riding but we know that hejum ps on one side of his bike and fallsoff the other.Gags (B. Byron), Buggs (R. Beaty),Backo (R. Baxter) and Billa CT. Billson)are the monkeys always playing t reetiger' Hasher Hobday is the radio geniusof the form . Ge off. Williams is the quiethot-rod expert always talking to Moherabout hot-rods and basebaII.The lucky boys who haven't had theirnames mentioned a re: C. Bakes, G. Ball(form vice-ca pta in), L. Everton , C.Hughes, J. W oolcock, P. Russel, P. Jenkins,K. McLure, J. Gilligan, A. Trimand J . Bennett (form captain).This is the twenty geniuses of form2G signing off.• FORM 2H NOTESThis is 2H broadcasting on 3 tricycles,4 bicycles and 8 kilocycles, signingon to give you the news of <strong>1957</strong> .Our form master is Mr. Bydder whotries valiantly to teach us that subjectcalled English. The form captains are R.Heron and N. Cameron wh o are reasonablypopular with their form.Jackson is known as the clown of theform bec<strong>au</strong>se of his peculiar antics.Professor Chunside has a favourite saying, " W ha t is a projector?" Well just in75
case he has forgotten, a projector is alight line drawn from a point in a planto a corresponding point in an elevationand is always at 90 degrees to the x-yline.J . Bull has a brain box whi ch comesin handy in the classroom at varioustimes. There is of course, sleepy McRaewho walks round as though he is in adream. Geoff. Grummett's hobby is ridinghorses. Somehow Geoff's horse disappearedand he spe nt most of theSeptember holidays looking for it. BillLambert is a st<strong>au</strong>nch Carlton supporterbut was disappointed with the defeat ofCarlton in the V.F.L. 1st semi-final.Graeme Murphett and Wheric Lundare the closs tough boys. P. Mulbi is theform's opportunist and is always readyto do jobs for the teachers. Ross McDonald is the boy from the wilderness.He comes from Fanning Island, in themid -Pacific. Keith Reynolels and MichialDennis are the "Pammy" boys , bothwith the Londoner's a ccent.C. Sm ith, K. Mence, R. Hookey, G.Humphitt, D. Lott and Bob Grier are allgood mates, while J . Findley doesn't geton too well with the form captains.Jimmy Cogly has the some interests a sGeoff. Grummett, only his horse did notget lost! There is "Lolly Bag s" Reidifyou put him in a hot box his legswould melt'Peg Guffin is a st<strong>au</strong>nch St. Kilda supporter.This is form 2H signing off after havinga ve ry enjoyable year in <strong>1957</strong>.• FORM 1A NOTESHullo everybody! This is Form 1Areporting for duty. The " Ge ne ra l" ofour form is Mr. Satchel and the "Se rgeant Major" is R. Andrew (the brainsof the form), while K. Bellingham is the" Ma jor" .D. Allen, our vocalist , was one of theleading personalities of the school concert.A. Armstrong had the pleasure ofwhacking Mr. Dav is (olios Doc) with atee-square. Mr. Dav is regretted thisvery much.D. Bean and J. Ashley are the quiettype but D. Bolger and O. Brindle or ejust t he opposite!76J. Boles is our " professor" in science.R. Andrew is our bathing be<strong>au</strong>ty andmanaged to win his event in the InterTech. swimming sports.These form notes were written by thetwo idiots of the form, I. Ba xter and G.Bartlett.• FORM 18 NOTESThis is the livewire closs of the firstfo rm. We are known to our teachers asa lot of chatterers. At moths. " Scotty"Cirefice is tops while " Fa tty" Corbell isthe top scholar at English.Big Johnny Burgess has been hittingthe ball hard in cricket as well as doingwell at bowling. In the Batman football" N itch" Carrol is captain while " W ing"Cox has often captained the Forestteam.In a u r form we have P. Campbell, J.Casely and two close friends are Coxand Chandler. " T lius" Cousins tries tomake things rhyme.• FORM 1C NOTESHowdy fans! Thi s is your two bobeach way form captain, Espie spea k ing.The form con sists of 23 bright specimenswho are well guided by their formmo ster, Mr . Foers.Dibber, who is in the soccer team, isalways getting into trouble with "Doc"Davi s. " Doc" aften boasts that he is anexpert at golf. Cullinane (Elvis Presley)is always crying, " Plea se don't step onmy blue suede shoes". Fischer is a ladwho loves to skite but when things gettough he s its down tight. Wrappedaround a model aeroplane you will findCummings. Some day we hope he willfly off and lea ve the form in peace .Eustace, Gibbs and R. G. George are theear bashers of the form and they boshour ears when they are not a sked.Davis and Drain are always in pain,getting into trouble with their girlsagain.The rest of the " dopes" of the formare Craighead, " Smokey" Dawson,Dobell, Dundas, Dyson, " Egghea d" Edwards," W ingy" Fryer, Forster, Flood,Stacy (a newcomer to the form), Friend,R. N. George and last but not least,Guilieri.I
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