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FORM 8G
           FORM TEACHER: Mrs. Pridannikoff.
           FORM CAPTAIN: Christine Daw.
           FORM VICE-CAPTAIN : Lorraine Slapp.
           E is for enjoyment, when the teachers are away,
           I is for intelligence, which never seems to stay,
           G is for good humour, which our class overdoes,
           H is for hush, which is always spoiled by an enormous buzz,
           T is for thankfulness, then school breaks up each term,
           G is for good behaviour, for which our class has no concern.
           Class Comedian (clown that is) — Kay Boone.
           Good Assistant (at giggling) — Jenny Barron.
           Class Athlete (at nothing) — Margaret Milton.
           Class's Best Artist (on pencil cases) — Dianne Mewett.
           Class Bookworm (one book per year) — Marianne Ogbourne.
           Class Hair (Cousin “ITT") — Margaret Fenech.
           CLASS MOTTO — Save time, don’t do homework.
              We wish all the Juniors and Seniors the best of luck in their forthcoming
           examinations.

           FORM 8H
           FORM TEACHER : Miss Gardner.
           FORM CAPTAIN : Sheridan Oliver.
              Let me introduce you to Madame Natasha’s Wax Museum, the Caretaker
           being Miss Gardner. The Museum contains perfect models displaying the exciting
           background of 8H. Entering the Chamber of Horrors, we see the pirate and
           scrounger. Heather Black-tooth, with her main victim. Susan Lot-a-money.
           Next in line is Glyns Frankenstein, invented by Professor Nola Boltneck.
           We now go to the Fantasy Section. Here we find Fay flittering around with
           dainty steps while Raylene. the sweet-tooth fairy, has a packet of chips in one
           hand and a drink in the other. Cinderella Sinclair barges through the door
           and charges down the stairs, losing half her books and junk.
              The Great War: Private Stick-up Stutz of the green coats was driven from
           her barracks by General Have-Pipe-Will-Fight.
              Music Lovers and Authoress : Here we see a model of the famous authoress
           of “Kiss Along with Kate", Love-a-boy Western. Next is the great soprano.
           Maree Sutherland, who cracked the light of A19 while singing “Die Lorelei" in
           German. In the Limelight of the school choir we have Rowena, who loves sing
           ing. but unfortunately burst Mr. Liehr's ear drums.
              Miscellaneous Sections show how' the rebellious Homecraft pupil, Jill, tried
           to blow up the Homecraft building by using too much bicarbonate of soda in
           Anzac Biscuits and succeeded in bombing the floor with bits of dough and
           teacher’s demonstration cooking which tasted like poison. Artist Sylvia De Vincie
           did a marvellous painting of Helen, who is trying to beat the Battle of the Bulge.
              Famous Teacher Nappers. Dulcei Doubleshooter. Wily Wisman. Tough-shot
           Tessie. Killer Kathy. Sneaky Sealy. Lolly-legs Lawler, Goggle-eyed Gordon and
           Meenie Marty are led by Mamselle Michelle and Gangster Gillies’ Famous
           Heroines : this section shows Florence Dover assisted by Mother Matthews at
           the Crimean War. The next model is that heroine from Popeye Cartoons,
           Ollie Olive Oil. Hilarious Huckfeldt is the young girl who saved a teacher
           from not falling down the stairs.
              The first Moon Maidens are three fine models of those cosmetic cosmo
           nauts. Fiery Farmer. Prunella Picton. and Pearl Pocock.
              We would like to wish all grades the best of luck in the coming examina
           tions. especially the Juniors and Seniors.





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