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AC: Has made an unbalanced balance.
      Brian Austin—FS: Don’t bug me laddie.
         C: Digs the rock. “His roll rock Highroad roaring down” (Hopkins).
         A: To be a draughtsman.
        AC: Close associate of “Chessman”.
      David Banney—FS : Listen here, yob!
         C: Sadistic. Loves to torture violins in his spare time.
         A: To be a Vet.
        AC: A friend of all dogs.
      John Bramley—FS: Yeah, not like down in Sydney.
      R C: Likes girls and golf.
      R A: Girls.
        AC: Golf.
      Chue Ah Jow—FS : Te-e-errible I
         C: Has failed in the attempt to teach three of us Chinese. A genuine
             Malayan terror.
         A: To travel around the world on a bicycle.
        AC: Has already done so in imagination.
       Alan Davis—FS: Now back in New South Wales . . .
         C: “Passed me by like the whizz of my crossbow” (Coleridge).
      E A: To play football.
      AC: Scored one try.
       Noel Edser—FS : That’s fair enough.
         C: Attends Wynnum High School occasionally.
         A: To play a cool Largo.
        AC: Has attained membership in George Wallace’s dancing troupe.
       Graham Gartside—FS: Cut it out, Newnham, or I’ll belt yer!
         C: He also serves who only sits and waits.
         A: To retire at an early age.
        AC: Has retired at a very early age.
       Tony Grant—FS: Don’t ask me, I dunno.
         C: Draws on the black-board during the lunch hour.
         A: To hold a driver’s licence.
        AC: Has attained the age of 17.
       Ian Hastings—FS: You’ve got potential.
       C: Discreet sarcasm.
       A: To be a geologist.
        AC: Experienced at splitting rocks.
       Rodney Hazell—FS: (Doesn’t say enough.)
         C: Works out geometry in between Tony’s drawings.
         A: Has designs for being an architect.
        AC: Manages to scrape through his exams, somehow.
       David Heaton—FS : (No preference.)
         C: A keen supporter of the Methodist Church. Assisted in writing
             these notes.
               A: To leave the country before trouble starts.
        AC: Usually quiet and well-behaved.
       Des Mander—FS : Go on!
         C: Prefers not to be rushed.
         A: To pass in Chemistry.
        AC: Has failed all attempts so far.
       Greg. Newnham—FS: Cut it out. Gartside, I’m not a punching bag!
         C: Much the same vital statistics as a beer barrel but full of school
             spirit.
         A: To have a driver’s licence.
        AC: Has killed only four pedestrians and one cyclist—so far.
       Trevor Niebling—FS: “(a) I’m adorable, (b) I’m so beautiful.”
         C: BIG! “A thing of beauty is a joy for ever” (Keats).
         A: To rescue a mermaid.
        AC: “Its loveliness increases, it will not pass into nothingness” (also
             Keats).
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