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Their love for Latin is shown in their motto, “Numquam discens; semper
dormiens” (never work; always sleep).
Government :
Mr. Hazell—“I’m never wrong, so don't argue.”
Mr. McCormack—“Hear much, speak little.”
Miss Read—“Then flashed the living lightning from her eyes,
. And screams of horror rend the affrighted skies.”
Miss Rohde—“Won’t be seeing her no more,
What she thought was H20, was really H2SO4.”
Mr. Tye—Maths. B. Another foreign language.
Mr. Christensen—Has trouble teaching them that two plus two equals four.
Mr. Schuntner—“Latin is a language, dead for sure.
But he will teach it evermore.”
Mr. Weise—“Wiser far than human seer.
Yellow-breeched philosopher.”
In closing, the natives would like to thank their teachers for labouring
with them during the year, and to wish fellow “slave states” the best of luck in
exams which lie close at hand.

FORM 4A2 - -
Director: Miss Reid
Producers: Francais McGuire, Heather Grainger, Allen Wright,
Walter Gregoiroph
Characters: (Contained in Text)

ACT ONE
First Term
Success was gained in this early part of the year by Bev. Clark and Jill
Wibley, Bev. being under 15 champion, and in cricket by John Macoll and Elden
Kelk. This same term we gained two new students who turned out to be budding
scholars; by name Peter Shaw and Dianne Levirs. Also we were joined by two
French students from 4C1, as well as a French Teacher alias Miss “Weid”.
Cadets were formed and Bob McRae gained recognition as Drum Major. This
well watered class of 4A2 also contains a sprinkling of cadets. Dianne Levirs
and Lesley Hewitt are engaged in aerial ping pong. We finished first term with
a good result especially by our Barbara !
ACT TWO
Second Term
As Basketball and football were played, there emerged from the musly
corners, fine “specimens” of sport mainly Dagmara Rosikees, Bev. Clark, Teryl
Joyce (also engaged in inter-school ball games), as well as John Macoll, Peter
Shaw and Hugh Davis.
The sports came and we acquitted ourselves remarkably to the goal in
view of Barbara Turnbull, under 16 champion, Russel Deighton, breaking the
high jump record, and numerous others in the running. The golf champion also
abides in our class going under the name of Chris Semple.
Of course, with our merits we have our infamous people, who, instead
of studying would rather sit and watch such educational programmes as “Yogi
Bear”.
Prologue:
We wish all examinees the best and say ‘Au Revoir’ till next year when
we hope to be Form 5.