1972 School Magazine

It is the duty of the Committee, within the limits of its powers, to ensure that the monetary policy is directed to the greatest advantage" To date of printing, the following purchases have been made thls finarcial year:- A new Sports Standard Trees, etc. for botany section Donation to Beanland Memorial Library An over head projector A T.V. calnera A table for the platform in the gymnasium Dry cleaning and repair curtains in the gymnasium Aborigin al Scholarship expenses fwo typewriters Painting of Tuck Shop One domestic refrigerator One refrigerator motor Our Assets include:- Interest bearing deposits Special Commonwealth Bonds Cash at Bank Stock on hand Adding machine Cafe bar dispenser My thanks go to my Executive, our Headmistress Miss Shaw, Mr. Willmott, Miss Whittaker and members of Staff for their co-operation and I hope you share with my Committee the view that our efforts have been satisfactory. We believe we will continue to progress in this sound position. Rita Cowlishaw, President

On the third Monday of each month at 10 A.M. Parents' and Friends' Meetings are held in the Boarders' sitting room.. Average attendance is 40. Many theatre parties have been enjoyed this year, a mannequin parade, dinner dance, Corning Ware display, June affair luncheon and School Day, all being most successful financially. Our Stationery Section is a tremendous under- taking very capably governed by a Convener and many willing helpers. Flowers are always beautifully arranged by the Flower Committee at so,:ial functions. The Tuck Shop Convener has the enormous task of ordering food for daily use, as also the drinks and sweets Convener. There is a Junior Vice President and 3rd and 2nd Form representative to deal with any enquiries in these Forms. The Roster Secretary enrols those wonderful mothers who work each day in Tuck Shop. We have a Publicity Officer for information given to Radio, Press and Television. The Change Convener always guarantees the change for Tuck Shop captains. Boarders'Accounts are dealt with at commence- ment of Term. Sports liaison and clothing pool Conveners are well to the fore with their activities.

The large group of ladies Convener have their rewards functions-

who help the Social in the attendances at

DEBATING

'AVETHE ,HILDREN

CHILD SPONSORED Greta Bute

SPORTS

CAPTAIN VICE-CAPTAIN

MISTRESS

HOUSE

Trira Swaney Marion Page

Miss Vernon Souraya Mr. J. Timmermans Nirob Miss Hortqn Jennifer Mrs. Twiss Jones Mrs. Chowdhury Miss Harvey Miss Neil Miss Elliott Miss McNamara Susn Mrs. Palmer Aydon

Leah Webster

Jenny Broadbent- (Senior) Debbie Goakes Mirian Herbert- (Senior) Kathryn Mariott- (Junior)

Jane Durbridge Jenny Broadbent

BOARDERS

St. Vincents

Linda Carne Helen Hambling- Helen Gehrmann (Senior) Susan Westerman- (Junior) Lorraine Boorman- Pam Van De Hoef (Senior) Sandra Hogan Lis Sullivan- (Junior) Janine McKenna- Patricia Boone (Senior) Cindy Brown Caroline Thew- (Junior) Christine Parnell- Ruth Venton- (Senior) (Senior) Jennifer McCawley Sheena Boughen- -(Junior) (Junior) Jennit'er Heath Panela Lamont- Sandra Reynolds (Senior) Britta Erickson- (Junior)

Kim Kyerng-Bok Korea

Mirim Herbert

Michele Jones

ENGLAND

Puasnis Abhay Ram Krishna

Louise Nissen- (Senior) Avryl Faragher- (Junior)

Julie Fitzgerald Sue MacDonald

Mrs. Galligan Miss Downey Miss Hebden Miss Fischer Miss Paterson Mrs. Knight

Nthope Kapefane (Lesotho)

Diane Mackay Bea Scott

Deborah Mackay Roslyn Miller

Jane Allen

Mr, R- Brown Mrs. Edwards Mrs. Labrie Mrs- Youatt-Pine Gitda Mrs. Middleton Keir Miss L. Williams Mrs. Saunders Mrs- Winzar Mrs. Kugelman Amanda Mrs. Williams Greaves Mrs.Hoog-Antink Mrs. S. Barrow Mrs. Tankey Mrs. Quinnell

GRIFFITH

Michael Thasko (Lesotho)

Julie Curtis- (Senior) Margaret Sinclair- (Junior)

Pam Purvis htricia Deasy

LILLEY

Mutiul Karim (Pakistan)

Anna Beveridge Suzanne Roden

Anna Beveridge Susan Gynther Lynn Robinson

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