8M2This year 8M2 has been crowned "form of theyear" by our enthusiastic instructors. They areworried in case we strain ourselves by doing toomuch work at home. These men ar e list ed below:Mr. MIDDLETON. Takes us for Design, AppliedMech anics, and general lectures. Usually abouthow much we will fail by. Known as " ER IC THEGOOD".MR. BAKER. Mathematical tea cher who showspromise. <strong>Adm</strong>its that he knows less about thesubject than we do or so he claims. He has arecip e for everything.l\fR. N ETHERCOTE. Takes us for Statistics- but we already kn ow all about figures. No onehas figured alit what we are doing yet.MR . KELLER. Makes out he kn ows all ab outMet. but often shocks hardened form with hi s offcoloursta temen ts. H as six more students thanseats in his room 16 - hence is the only memberof staff to ha ve students running to his cla sses.MR. DEUTSCHER. Ex-student turned HeatEngines teacher. Only teacher who can take ajoke when it turns against him. Refuses to eatca rdboard chocolate.MR. .HALPIN. " FAT H £ R LEO." Holds formspell-bound with his tal es of the stock market andlife in general. Even get s around to teaching usReport Writing and Works,MR. KIERNAN. Our other Report Writingteacher. Few students attend hi s class. He hasred hair.MR. TYLER. Takes us on excursions. Alwayslate for appointments. Drives an oversize, batteredbut o-so-fast Humber Snipe.Now to a brief run through our form members,in which we will reveal all personal secrets.BOWDEN-BOB. Wealthy man of the form.Proud possess or of a Hillman, speed boat, go-cartand a woman. Alternates between R ye and Chadstoneevery week-end with his mysterious ladyfriend. He is th e oldest member of the form , butnever admits it. Only member of the fonn whohas actually removed twin carburettors from hiscar. Locks his car wireless in with a huge hunkof lavatory chain.MOllO - -"How would you be , Ann?"DAVIS-ALLAN. Spends all his time repairinghis Ren<strong>au</strong>lt 750 . .. but wh en it goes it reallyhammers. Has astounded the form with hi s gearchanges. Comes to school every day in the trainfrom Dandenong so that he can watch all thescen ery .Motto - Please don't talk about Barbara.DENNIS-BILL. Recently traded his teeth in ona set of new ones. All we know ab out him is hishobbies which seem to include bowling• .table(ennis, football, chess and photography. When doeshe do his school work, we wonder? Feels that"lagpies are a bunch of clods. Actually prefershorses to cars . . . we can't quite understand him.Motto - Up the Magpies!ELDRIDGE-CHRIS. Quite a lad on the surface,but ... ? Main ambition in lif e seems to be tosell hundreds of T .V. aerials, and press half a tonof aluminium per day. Is the disgusted ownerof a Singer.Motto - Never own a Slimy.FLAVELL·l\IlKE. His Foster's Lager-poweredF.J. holds the record for the longest sid eways slidearound th e Racecourse Pub corner. He ha s foundout the hard way that Holdens just can't ou tcorner V.W :s. The car is a perfect example ofa hot heap which uses special beer cans for ai rcleaners. Who emptied rhe cans, Mike? Believehe got a spe cial birthday present.Heard most - Soon thrash you off.FOSTER ·CRAE~fE. Rocker of the for m - ouronly lone wolf. Proud possessor of an immaculateV<strong>au</strong>xhall, which also doubles as a portable smokescreen. Some times borrows his father's F.X. forExcu rsions. Claims to have an unlimited supplyof women, hut keeps th em well hidden. Is a trainee.reacher, so take warning and send your childrento a High School.Motto - What will you have, the money or theV<strong>au</strong>x.?HALL-GEOFF. The "MATCHLESS" Man. Onlytwit in the form to own a hucka cycle . Dismountsbike in the Le Mans fashion - rather spectacula r,but not recommended for those unskilled in theart. 'Wears a leather malar-cycle jacket with ratherrude th ings written on the back . Has lately developedinto a rock er as he sometim es drives hisbr other's Hot Rod.Heard most - 'Where ar e all the women?ISSBIS TER-BILL. Our main baseball follower andplayer. Recently obtained his driver's licencethe boys at Brighton must be getting slack theseday s. Has all the vices as he smokes, drinks andkeeps company with bad women. Sometimes comeson a Monday with two heads instead of on e.Motto - Good beer is good for you.K£NT· rOM. Owns a red Riley with a bluedoor. Was a sta rtled passenger when a clod hithis car in the side. Naturally, a Riley can withstand more than a mere Zephyr. Says that every on e in the form should have their car front-endoverh<strong>au</strong>led, make a car trip to Alice Springs,and drink more beer. Keeps his private lifeprivate. Fond of bathroom quartets.Motto - Come for a thrash around Toorak ,MOORE-LES. Our most recent arrival fromWang. Claims to have a brother who has been tothe Uni. Spends most of his time at Pent House,after which he tak es a girl home on hi s motorscooter. Warning to all girls, he is an eXl?ertwho knows all the methods - of life savmg.Mouth to mouth resuscitation a speciali ty.MOllO - Did a bit of good for myself last night.KENNEDY-JOHN . Should have been mentionedea rl y, but we forgot him. Turns all his passengersto drink after a short drive in his car. This yearhas turned over a new leaf as he now drives hisown car. Most "booked" member of the form.Drives a Grand Prix, portable, tourist bure<strong>au</strong>with a flip-top box.Motto - My middle name does sta rt with "F".PILE-GEOFF. Claims that all Minor 803'sshould have been scrapped at birth. Has recentlyjoined the clan of proud Morris 1000 part owners.Spends his spare time searching the town for hubcaps. Refuses to disclose reasons for sleeping ' ina double bed. Holds wild parties which are ofteninterrupted by power failures.Always saying - "My Minor . . "POLLOCK·NEIL (ROLLY POLLY). Generalbrain. Has distinction of being first man in theform to a prang this year. Spends all his timerestoring his Ren<strong>au</strong>lt 750. Lives at Mac 's, so heoften returns to school after a long recess reek ing43
o f brown ale. Says the form notes stink - - youprobably agree with him. Follows current trendof " R oll yo ur own".Mollo _ . There m ust be a form ul a .ROCHMAN·ROCKY. Proud driver of a Minorwhich badly needs a polish . He lIlay he the oldestmember of the form, but won't ad mi t it . Is fondof parking in off-beat pl aces. Dislikes bucket scats,but th en most of us do. Keeps h is private lifeto himself. Also likes bathroom quarrets.Aim in life - T o own a full size, roam rubbermodel of Bridgett Ba rdot.SEA RLE'JOHN. Proud owner of a huge 1939Chev, whi ch he trea ts lik e a baby. Som e of hiss pare time is spe n t playing w ith Public-Addresss yst em s. Has the di stinction o f actually ha ving ajob waiting for him next yea r. Otherwise he isn'ta bad type.Motto - Haven't spen t a penny on it since Ibought it.SHARP·ROnIN. D .I.I.T. F.H .B. O wns a FordAnglia Tourer, but ca n' t und erstand why . Sta rte dthe yea r off by smas h ing two gear·boxes, threec row n wh eels and losing his heart to Toni. Heis ver y keen on this girl fro m Canberra - can'twai t for th e holidays. vVe wonder why ? H as wornout five p ostmen.Motto - Who'll take me to Canberra?SMITH·LINDSAY. Is a one-woman, on e-carfan atic. Cla ims th at his V.W. will outcorner an850. Spends all hi s time a rgu ing with Turn er.Although he is a non-sm ok er , he says that everyoneshou ld smo ke Australian tobacco. He is prac·tically en gaged and ha s been forced to in vit e allthe form to the weddin g.Motto - Lee and V.W .'s for ever.TURNER-PETER. Bel ieves in the p r inciple ofa sm a ll man in a small car. Claims that a Morris85 0 will out-corne r a V.W . Spe nds all hi s timearguing with Smith. Can always be found aroundLake Wen douree when he makes frequer.t [ripsto Ballarat. He h as developed a hatred of artificiallegs. Li ves with Am y.M otto - Com e away with me, Lucille.T hus ends the long list of brilliant youn g- m eno f the future. These for m not es took six engineers.each typ in g with on e lin ger, and working in threehoursh ifts, a m er e ten days to typ e o ut .Over th e yea rs we have spen t a t th e sch ool ,we Mechanical En gin eers have b een locked inmortal combat with th e electrical mob. Our manydeci sive victories hav e been remembered by a llthose concerned . We would ask all fai r-mindeds tuden ts to di sregard the foul li es these low typ estell ab out us - - the top faculty of the school.In conclusion , we would like to thank all theteachers who ha ve some how managed to withsta nd us ove r the years."T he ir burden was a l a r~e one, but t he y ca rr iedit well , and complained never."8CWe o f t he 8C are a happy collection o f oddcha racte rs, united as a diligent, con scientious a ndfun-Iov ing famil y. This article is dedicated tothose who - willIngly or unwillingly _.. contributedto this happ'y relationship. It is a shame reallythat I feel lik e describing only o ne normal sch oolweek and not a wholc year, in orde r to tell thereader of the experiences that brought us together.Ma ybe it's just as well for som e blokes.School starts ju st lik e a Monday sh ould start:at 8.55, with the most stre nuous subject of themall- surveyin g.The som ewhat sacred atmosphere about thewho le subject doesn 't allow an y nonsen se. Sincenobody d ares to sleep we stay awake by tryingto keep up with the information handed down tous. Eve n Murray follows suit, but every now andthen he reminds himself aloud not to forget toask Sill later what he did over the week -end whileSill decides on what he can tell Murray. At10.02 Wiseman, vVooll ard and Murray ask theirinevita ble questi ons. The spell is finally brokenat 10.05 when we are asked to hand in problemswhile everyone dash es out to catch a fag. Meanwhilethe "hyd rollics" roll is being called. OnlyAI is a bse n t.The change th at now has come over th e classis fa n tastic - the a tmosph ere is as different asMonroe at school and Monroe at dances. Thereis a cons tant hummin g and buzzin g all over theroom. Murray asks Sill a bout the week- end a ndSill tells him; W oollard ge ts a " Keep quiet " forask ing "I d on 't understand it, sir"; Hogg is justre acting a pimp h e saw; Murray now asks aboutScrew's week- end and Screw tells him th at he isgo ing to a ba ll that night, Wiseman gets a redface over trying to figu re out, r ead, write andunderst and wh at's written on the board whiletr yin g to liste n to ever yone else a t th e sa m e time;Murra y looks su rp rised bec<strong>au</strong>se he has been toldto shut up; Della has gon e to sleep; Pethel' en quires ac ross the room a bou t form notes; Powellgets an noye d bec<strong>au</strong>se pa ragraphs don't fit; Murrayno w asks Screw wh ether h e is still going with th esam e girl, Sp<strong>au</strong>lding still can 't remember wh ereth e reve rse gear fe ll out of th e gear box; Sm ithwants to kn ow who is go in& to be treasurer, SOCooper tries to make up a little speech but theninform s Smith sim p ly that he may be treasurer.Smith blushes. Murra y now turns his attention toSp<strong>au</strong>lding. T aylor is reading up on cars while hi spaper bag containing broken diff. parts goes roundthe class. Hogg a nd Ca rr a re now playing cowbo ysand indians-Hogg has just been scalped, Ericis solving a crossword; T ho mson is just startingto eat th e fourth orange. Brian Mac. asks Ericwhether he m et the d oll again on th e way toschoo l, to which Eric replies th at he bl ew he r akiss from behind a tree, Kinder is just ha vin g asecond d rummer 's fit. All in all it is very tortunatet ha t the period is jusr. long en ou gh toexc hange all the news, so every one is content duroin g the n ext two HE periods - but by no mean shappy, except W oollard, that is. Som ehow he ha sdi scove red the secret of r eading steam tables. Inadd ition to some p re-class rea d ing he find s greatdelight in making everyo ne feel so in ferior.Lunchtime from 1·2 has become a gathering ofthe athlet es. In stead of playing volle y ball foro nce a hand fu l of us we n t out to kick a football.H ere Po well proved himself as undisputed championin spoiling ma rks. Ca rr was allowed som ep ractice in h igh -altitude-no-di stance-shots. Hoggenlighten ed eve ryo ne by h is abil ity to keep th eball fro m his immaculate exterior. Powell againshowed a ll the con sideration a newcom er to I heart expects by not kick ing the ball too far-healways kicked a little dirt with it. Karl demonstratedthe principle of kicking th e ball away fromthe players . The psychological reason for thisbehaviour is of course the next period - Maths,The more ela ted we feel during lunchtime themore inferior we feel during Maths, except T a ylor,who thinks that nobody can teach him anything.He some ho w hasn 't learnt !O bear inferioritybravely, and often expresses wisdom such as "Don't
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