chap), we would or mo st of us would lik e to thankthe teachers for putting up with us. EspeciallyMr. Humphreys, our admirable Maths. teacher.3ABELLOTE, B.: Looks like a lamb and a tonguethat sounds like one when it 's lost.BUCHLER, P. Bucky's his name, rockets hisgam e.DALY, K.: The boy with a problem: Paid a visitto th e Zoo 13 yea rs ago a nd hasn't been the samesince.DAVEY , L.: The boy who thinks himself handsome(H a l Ha!).DABRICH, K.: A bit of brain is what he 's gotbut that is som ething that I have not.GEORGE, P.: The kid with that fa r away lookin his eyes.GlBL1N, C.: Charlie and Buckler have one thingin common - a great passion for films.GRABERT, R .: Freddy the prefect and not thefroggin , p ossesses a defect in his little noggin.HARWOOD, G .: He's the little man with a bigbrain, he's not made of glass but he's a mightybig pain.HOLLINS, G.: The fanatic on basketball (that'Snot the only thing he's mad on , either).LOUGHRON, A.: One of " these ere model ary'plane things" enthusiasts.JAMES, G.: Arrives at school just before <strong>edu</strong>cationweek lugging a 52in. wingspan aeroplane onhis back. (How nuts can you get? )MOlR, C.: Got a l<strong>au</strong>gh like a hyena and a headjust as bad.MORTIMER, G.: A certa in modelling and artteacher' s friend.PATTISON, l.: The maddest kid in the Form.SARGENT. G.: Alias - Sargment, Sa rge, or anyother name to fit his personality.SEDGMAN, R .: He spends so much time muckingaround with electricity he's beginning to looklike a burnt out ammeter.VINCK, A.: Alias vinck the think. (I supposeit's bec<strong>au</strong>se he's mad.)SH I PP , D.: The boy with the split personality;on e - a lunatic; two - a madman.WARNER, B.: Another prefect.WEISS, B .: The star soccer player.WYATT, J.: He always seems to possess thatlon gin g look about 3 weeks before the end of theterm, (I wonder wh y?)Finally, I, th e <strong>au</strong>thor of this pi ece of literaryjunk, would like to express my congratulations toMr. Manders for having been given the honour ofbeing our form m aster .I would also like to leave you with my thoughtfor the year :If at first you don't succeed, don't try again - give someone else a go .3BThere are a Variety of Bods in 38 l st . There's"curly" Headly, th e nut from Fiji. Johnston"menace" "Gee, that was funny", and Skunkell" Pimpness" O'Donnel are the Fo rm 's clowns.MeG ROTH: An ex-smoker , now a "Teddy boy".KAY: The clumsy fairy.BALL: "He's quite a Romeo".lHGGART: Thinks he's got a " bea t" haircut."Mad Do g" COOCH and FERGUSSON areof " Doc" DAVIS.CI NCOT T A: Ou r bab y elephant.AN SPINALL: The newspaper boy.The dead beats of the Form are "Bodgie" CARTER, " Egg-head " MILLER and LOGAN.LOFTHOUSE is the lolly boy .MILLARD went a walking for a few Our astron<strong>au</strong>t, GUERIN, and "lout" NESBIThang around with THORN.STOUT: Drinks too much. Get it!GRIFFIN: Well, oh-ELLIS is the racehorse and jumper.CHALINOR: Not a bad kid,Mr. WHITE: Our form master and Maths,teacher.3DForm Master MR. DIXONMr. Di xon is not a bad form master and all th eboys think he is a good fellow and a good tea cher.K.EV1N LYALL: Nickname is Pammy. (H e comesfrom England.) He is a goorl sportsman and is agood fellow. His ambition is to be a butcher, buteveryone sa ys he sho uld be a comedian.GRAEME KILLINGSWORTH: Nickname isKilla, You could guess how he got his nicknameif you ha ve see n him. Biggest Hood in C<strong>au</strong>lfieldTech. He has lots of friends and is a good footballer,(H e played for the school.)DARRYL HENDRICK: Nickname is H erman.Darryl takes a lot of ca re with his hair. He is al soa good footballer a nd popular with all th e boys.His best mate is Killa, they are always together.IAN JAMIESON: Nickname is Jamo, his latestnickname is Smoky; he recommends Rothmans. H eis a ver y friendl y fellow and has lots of friends.ROBERT STANTON: Nickname is Sydney fromSydney or Stan the Man. (He comes from Sydney.)He is a good sp ort and he is a newcomer and hasa lot of fr iends already.JOHN LATON: Nickname is Laxer. He is nota bad kid. (Somet im es.) He is a good footballerand is good at all spo r ts, (He is becoming a KookieFan and is always worrying about hi s hair.)JOHN MACINTOSH: Nickname is Maca . He isgoo d at span and ve ry good at football. He isalways sta rting football matches. H e get s on wellwith all the bo ys.RON HORNE: Nickname is Horney. His ambitionis to be an Art Teacher as he is very goodat art. He won a sprint champion ship for running100 yards; h e is a very good runner. Heha s lots of fri ends and his best is Ross McDonald.BILL LEARMONTH: Nickname is Moth. Hehas lots of fri ends and gets on well with everyone.He is very good in all trade subjects and-"He isrock for ever" .NO JAZZ IN OUR FORM - ROCK FOR EVERHobbies in our form a re from " Birds & Bees"to Girls.3DPOETRYThe boy st ood on th e Burning Deck,Eating bread and mustard,He ate a bit of Dynamite,And, the poor little thing,He busted.Ther e was a lad from C<strong>au</strong>lfield Tech. ,He let hi s homework go to heck.He got the strap from Mr. Coupe and nearly didthe loop the loop.77
3£3£ this year has twenty kids (mostly vandals),3£ is the form which all the teachers like (?).The twenty vandals in the form are as follows,COLIN PATRICK and PETER MOIR. who arethe tishes in the Form and a good paper pelletpair.Then comes OWEN REBECCA (rebel), JohnREEVES and JOHN SAMULSKI (Sam) who arealways kicking around together and fighting eachother.The next lot of vandals are JIMMY ROSE andPETER NEWSTEAD. These two kids are alwaysannoying each other and JIMMY is Mr . William'spet in science (?).Then com e next the brains of science. GRAHAMNASH, RODNEY (darling) MOUNTER and GREGMILNES. These three nuts are Mr. William'sanswer boys and Nash and Mounter arc alwaysfighting each other.GARY MILLER is the only kid in the Formwho "DIGS" the jazz and is always talking about it.With the sound advice of Mr. Trevorrow, GARYPINCHIN hopes to be a Solid Geometry teacher.but due to circumstances he might not make it.JEFF ROBINSON (Robo) and JOHNY NORRISwere in the school baseball team this vear, andJohn is always praising himself. Robinsbn is thereal "rocker " in the class .GRAHAM PROWSE is the boy that takes sickbefore certain periods and decides to go home.Then he has his sidekick, who is DAVID MOORHOUSE (four eyes), who always hangs around him.ALAN ROGAN (Bub) combs his hair everymorning (?). but by the time he reaches school itlooks as if it had been put through a clotheswringer.BRIAN SHIRVINGTON (Slino) does not wantany comment about him. Too shy.RON REYNOLDS and GILBERT ROGERS(Gil): The less said about these two the b etter.For insane reasons the writer remains anonymous.(Thanks for the comments.)3FThis is about the ?oueer kids in 3F. Firstly, wehave Michael "Luigie' Shulman, one of these dayshis tongue will drop off bec<strong>au</strong>se of overwork. Thenthere's Gary Slattery, the less said about him thebetter. The most active boys in the form arePete Stagoll, a member of the smokers' union.John Strickland is very fond of cricket and football.Geoff. Thomas (better known as Jaffa) isalso fond of sport. Lindsay Willis, the four-eyedmonster. is actually a quiet type of kid . Then hismate, Peter "Spud" Tait, small enough to be usedfor bait. Then there's Robert "Ted" Whitten. notlike the Ted we know. John Toohey, the headof the smokers' union. Jim Mitchell, always Ioolingaround with cars. Bill Tank, he got bombedonce too many times, but he still likes his cobbcr,Gary Sykes, a regular "Psycho". Howard Whitehas been washed too many times with "Persil".Tim Wilson carne during the year and by the looksof his head, a lawn mower has been turned looseon it. Peter Wilson, a Carlton supporter. PeteZandberg has muscles of iron. Bruce "Sm ile y"Sneddon, one of the Form's popular kids. HeinoWenholz was involved in an accident earlier thisyear. Lorrie Welch has a great future in playingfool ball. John Walker. scientific fool. BarrieSpruce, a good artist but quick-tempered. Earlierthis year 3F played 3E in a football match. Thescores were 3F 7 goals 5, defeating 3E 3 goals 4.Best players were Welch (best on the ground).Stagoll, Strickland 4 goals, Thomas 2 goals, andSneddon and Slattery. We also defeated 3E incricket. SF, 3 for 94 (Strickland 51 not out,Thomas 21. Willis 9. Walker 9 not out, Stagoll4). 3E, 6 for 75.Wowl What a mob we are.r .S.-Our form master is Mr. Williams.2AThe place - next to the Free Drawing Room atMurrumbeena,The time - during class .Here is the run-down on our "hoods" (the effectof T .V.!).R . ASPINALL: Alias "Aspro" (for quick reliefof pain and headache).E. BATES: A tall kid. also an accomplishedmusician.A. (<strong>Adm</strong>iral) BENBOW: A person who is ineverything that goes around the school.D. CARMODY: One of our- er - most accomplishedscholars,A. CHAPPLE: A vandal who loves to argue thepoint and who someday may be a politician.R . COLLINS: Our very efficient lunch monitor.Kids wonder what has happened to their lunches.D. (Menace) COOKE: Forever trying to do hishair to suit him but will never succeed.N. CUSWORTH: Alias "Cushy". Our otherlunch monitor who would never think of "touching"another boy 's lunch.L. ELLIS; The quiet one!1'. CLARKE: He believes in complicated answersfor simple questions.J. HUGHES: Will someday follow in his father'sfootsteps and be a motor-mower expert.P. MOK: A smart boy and a very good spor tsman.K. MALCOLM: Known as "Scottie", is a smartboy and well liked.G. MURRAY: Is our Form Captain and also the"Toughnut".R . MYERSCOUGH: Is our crazy scientist. Yourformula mixed on terms.R . PARKER: Is ou r soccer expert from England.N . ROMERIL: A slow talking. intelligent type.1'. VIZE: The clown of the class .D. (Mice) SYKES: A great one for annoying thelarger "hoods".P. \,PTON: Our Beethoven fan and classicalpianist.I. ROSS: The not-sa-quiet onelLastly, we have J. Gribble, F. Haynes and 1.Watson , who are sometimes seen and never heard.2BHere are the notes of Form 2B.A bright lot of lads are weIYes, one year older. and a little bolder.We are still keeping up the good work of pedalling between Murrumbeena and C<strong>au</strong>lfield.We are looking forward to moving to our newclass-rooms n ext year. Perhaps we will be more78
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