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It is a source of constant satisfaction and appreciation to me, that the Staff shoulders this burden so readily and still give so much time and energy to the many tasks that lie outside the bounds of required duty. This must be a considerable contributing factor to the excellent tone that exists in the school - a factor that I gratefully acknowledge.
Front Row (from left): Mr R. Dillon, Miss A. Fergusson, Mr J. O'Dell, Miss L. Allen, Mr N. Haberecht, Miss U. Edge, Mr T. Dyball, Mr J. Parks, Mr G. Robson, Mr W. Payne, Mr R. Ferret, Mr C. Williams, Mr B. Wilson
Second Row: Mrs C. MacLean, Miss K. Murphy, Miss M. Wickert, Mrs J. Grindell, Miss J. Harrison, Miss D. Field, Miss R. Hale, Miss J. Curling, Miss D. Burnisson, Miss S. Wilson, Mrs Fletcher, Miss S. Flynn, Mrs M. Robson, Miss M. Adam, Miss L. de Beuzeville
Third Row: Messrs I. Boxall, N. Kemp, W. Ryan, T. Wootten, Mrs B. Davidge, Mrs F. Olds, Miss R. Laurie, Miss J. Rogers, Mrs B. Colborne, Mrs P. Miller, Miss P. Moore, Miss J. McCormick, Messrs R. Pappalardo, A. Laird, G. Jones
Fourth Row: Messrs K. Black, G. Miller, D. Adamson, R. Packham, J. Crawford, L. Potter, J. Adams, E. Morgan, J. Holmes
Back Row: Messrs B. Olds, P. Lawler, T. Treloar, B. Hawkins, R. Gregory, R. McLean, H. Rossetto, J. Robinson, A. Howarth, P. Sadler, A. Moore, L. Allen, J. Erskine, K. Jarvis
Special Master: Mr J. O'Dell
Dept of Art: Miss J. Harrison, Miss S. Wilson
Dept of Commerce: Mr R. Ferrett (Master), Mr D. Adamson, Mr G. Black, Mrs B. Davidge, Mrs Fletcher, Miss S. Flynn, Mr P. Gilbert, Mr G. Jones, Mr A. Moore, Mr J. O'Dell, Mr B. Olds, Mr R. Packham, Mr L. Potter, Miss N. Strike
Dept of English: Mr B. Wilson (Master), Mr L. Allen, Mr J. Crawford, Miss U. Edge, Miss A. Fergusson, Mrs J. Grindell, Mr J. Holmes, Mrs P. Keenan, Mrs K. Krischer, Miss P. Moore, Mrs H. Matthews, Miss K. Murphy, Mr J. Parks, Miss K. Whitmore, Miss M. Wickert, Mr T. Wootten
Dept of History: Mr W. Payne (Master), Mr D. Adamson, Mr L. Allen, Mr J. Crawford, Miss A. Fergusson, Miss S. Flynn, Mr R. Packham, Mr T. Wootten
Dept of Home Science: Miss E. Allen, Mrs B. Colborne, Miss R. Hale, Mrs E. Norwood, Mrs M. Robson, Mrs D. Vining
Dept of Languages: Mr J. Adams, Mrs J. Grindell, Miss M. Wickert
Dept of Manual Arts: Mr G. Robson (Master), Mr B. Gray, Mr R. Gregory, Mr A. Haworth, Mr G. Miller, Mr E. Morgan, Mr H. Rossetto
Dept of Mathematics: Mr C. Williams (Master), Miss M. Adams, Mr I. Boxall, Miss L. de Beuzeville, Mrs J. Lockwood, Mrs F. Olds, Mr R. Pappalardo, Mr W. Ryan, Mr P. Sadler, Mr T. Treloar
Dept of Music: Miss D. Burniston, Miss J. McCormick
Dept of Physical Education: Mr B. Olds (Sportsmaster), Mr B. Hawkins, Miss L. de Beuzeville (Sportsmistress), Miss D. Field, Mr R. Lloyd, Mr G. Samin
Dept of Science: Mr N. Haberecht (Master), Mr M. Bigg, Miss J. Curling, Mr R. Dillon, Mr J. Erskine, Mr A. Laird, Miss R. Laurie, Mr R. McLean, Mrs P. Miller, Mr J. Robinson, Miss J. Rogers, Mr C. Rose, Mrs L. Sainty
Careers Advisers: Mr J. Crawford, Mrs J. Lockwood
Councillor: Mr W. Nancarrow
Librarian: Mrs K. Krischer
Cadet Unit: Captain Robinson, Lieutenant Crawford, Lieutenant Potter
Denise Salvestro and Greg Cook
Front Row (from left): Mark Blumer, Denise Salvestro (C), Jill Matthews, Sandra Schodde (VC), Sally Matthews, Peter Price
Second Row: David Billing, Heather Thompson, Jeanette Fuhlbohm, Vickie Polkinghorne, Sue Clearihan, Jill Carlon, Barbara Kerslake, Mr Borall
Back Row: Marty Amaro, Paul Twigg (VC), Danny Gilbert, Graeme Rennie, Greg Cook (C), Terry De Martin, Morres Zancanarro
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| Front Row (From left): Jill Matthews, Denise Salvestro, Sandra Schodde Back Row: Janine Cary, Meredith Smith, Mark Blumer, Jill Carlon, Gwyn Billings |
Front Row (From left): Elaine Pyjaro, Wendy Potter, Karen Plos Back Row: Helen Binks, Clair Eiskine, Max Colleson, Wendy Miller, David Gibson, Mr T. Wootten |
VIOLENCE IN AMERICA
By Cathie Leeson (Yr 3E1)
Did Sirhan kill the Senator?
Who murdered Martin Luther King?
Is America so strong
As to conquer everything?
Four years ago in Dallas
A President was killed.
All the world was shocked;
And all the world repelled.
Johnson pleads for love and peace
But is it all in vain?
Must a nation all be killed
Before it heeds the pain?
WAR IN VIETNAM
By Ruth Polkinghorne (Yr 5E1)
Homeless children
with hollowed and pathetic eyes -
crying above the relentless sob of gunfire,
not knowing where to turn.
While the bewildered soldier
trudges through the soggy jungle,
seeking what?
Your brother and mine, our country's potential.
Only the comrade, or the enemy
sees the fear in the eyes
that may be forever shut tomorrow,
by this hopeless, senseless war.
