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outstanding sportsmen are Robert Costin and John Daley who represented
Queensland in the Boys’ Soccer, and Russell Deighton who broke the school
junior high jump record of 4ft. 9.5ins. Diane Hastings, Kay Lastelle, Vick.
Cutlack and Ashley Phipps were in the school tennis teams while Robert
Lockwood, Greg Brier, Norman Orth. Graham Critchley, Jennifer Robertson,
Jill Whibley and Diana Rudder represented us in swimming.
Russell Deighton, John Daley, Robert Costin and Kevin McGahey are
members of cricket teams while Lurry Roberts and Norman Orth play Rugby.
Playing basketball we have Jennifer Robertson and Sue Ellis.
Everyone enjoys Domestic Science and Manual Training. In our class
Janice Barlieler received top marks for Domestic Science, while Ray Mancketellow
received top marks for Manual Training.
As a final word, the scholars of 2J wish all candidates of the forth
coming examination the best of luck.

FORM 2K--
Teacher: Mr. Parton.
Form Captains: Edris Ross; Kay Bool.
We are an industrious class of 40 students working under the guidance
of our capable form teacher, Mr. Parton. Dux of our hard-working class is
Barbara Turnbull with Peter Davy a close second.
Ray Bool is captain of the “A” grade Soccer Team. Tom Melville is
an indispensable member of the same. Cricketers are Arthur Johnson and
Peter Hedges, while Rodney Banks, Bill Chapman, and Peter Apps are keen
life-savers. Lorelle Littlemore swims for the school team and also life-saves.
John Flanagan. Wayne Jarvis, Peter Hedges, Phillip Whatmore, Bill
Chapman and Bill Richardson all endure the Rugby Matches quite well.
School or House basketballers are. Sandra Williams. Lynette Taylor,
Lyn Madden, Joy Roberts, Pam Gibson, Dianne Crellin and Margaret Slater.
Softball stars are Joy Roberts and Lorna Bell.
Two third-term newcomers are Malcolm Williams and Clyde Eggins.
In the recent cross-country race John Flanagan gained 13th place and
Wayne Jarvis 39th, in the first 60 home. Only tennis player is Noel Clarkson
of Intermediate C.
Tommy Melville, our Scottish laddie, keeps us amused by his uncon
sciously witty comments on his “scrapes”.
Dianne Crellin is our talented pianiste who gained 93 per cent, out of
a possible 96 in a recent exam.
Barbara Turnbull is adept at ball-games, is also one of second form’s
best sprinters. Top in Domestic Science and Manual Training are Barbara
Turnbull and Bill Richardson.
Our thanks to Mr. Parton for his help and interest in us, and we wish
success to all examination candidates.

FORM 2L--
Teacher: Mr. V. P. Milne.
Form Captains: Lewis Surman; Valda Beinke.
The pupils of Form 2L are we.
Very diligent — as you can see,
Of course, our teacher thinks we’re lazy.
Which, no doubt is very crazy.
Cheer up ! Scholarship will tell.
And all our form wish each one well.
We are a happy, intelligent crew under the command of Captain Milne,
who is obeyed by all. Miss Rowse, the cook and dressmaker, keeps an eye
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