1973 School Magazine

UIqIVER.SHT'Y NOTES Graduates December l972lMay 1973

Pharmacy L. Downey, S. Lambert, D. Wilson. Science

Bachelor of Arts (Pass Degtee) Susan Allen, Jennifer Curtis, Bronwyn Custring, Barbara Harris, Andra Gertners, Susan Mathison, Margot McKay, Robin McKenzie, Ann Mocres, Catherine Mortimer (nee Urquhart). Bachelor of Economics (Pass Degree) Deborah Hawkins, Linda Wickham. Diploma in Education Helen Cook 8.A., .Ianette Hughes B.A., Xrsley Mugglestone 8.A., Sally Webber B.A. Bachelor of Medicine and Bochelor of Surgery pass Degree ) Heather Tuckett. Bachelor of Occupational Therapy Judith Croker, Margaret Maddison, Roslyn Mc Naught, Jennifer Sturgess. Bachelor ofPharmocy (Pass Degree) Rhelle Kibble (nee Heading), Alison May, Judith Ward. tuchelor of Physiotherapy (Pass Degree) Rhonda Pashen, Valerie West Bachelor o1" Science (Pass Degree) Margaret Andrew, Daren Byth, Trudy Chapman Bachelor of Speech Therapy Wendy McCallum Bachelor of Veterinary Sctence (second class honours, DivisionA)Mary Wylie It was a pleasure to sde at School Day, Cheryl Praeger, who has just completed her D. Phil (Onon) and has now gone to an appointment in Canberra. Arts: J. McKay, J. Rabbetts, P. Webber, J. Skinner, E. Gunn, M. Marriott, P. Price, M. Burfein, M. Burfein, J. Duncan, D. Smith, N. Fulton-Kennedy, W. du Moulin, D. Stadhams, D. Abbey. Dentistry: H. Hayes Iaw & Arts Law* M. Hoare, M. McGill*, M. McVie* Medicine J. Dalgleistr, C. Parnell, D. Nicholson, S. Price, J. Reath, L. Robinson, S. Sharp, F. Lowe, B. Mc kland, C. Cavaye, E. Mcl-aren, A. Knyvett, L Kamols, S. Byth, R. Cook, W. Parkinson, R. de Voss, L. Offner, A. Green (nee Westerman), S. Fraser,G. Evans, J. Howman, A. Bruce, M. Venton, D. Golding, H. Blake, I. Budtz-Olsen, H. Copeman (nee Abrahams), S. Harris, J. Allen. fofttsic A. Donn, P. Slaughter, C. Gustavason. T.JNDERGRADUATES

M. Lrverington, C. Tainton, J. Wilson, A. Brown, C. Grigg, C.Pugh, L. Pitkeathley, S. Bourne, M. Parkinson. It is regretted that, owing to lack of information, the above lists are by no means complete.

As you well know the Old Girls' Association is endeavouring to raise as much money as we can for the School Centenary Fund. Proceeds from the sale of used stamps will go to th'e fund so don't throw away those stamps, give them to the Committee please. Thisyear our meetings were opened to all members of the Association, unfortunately, we had no response from members. We look forward to welcoming visitors to these meetings n 1974. In conclusion, the Old Girls'Association wishes to thank Miss Shaw, Trustees, Mrs. Fashen, Members of the Staff, Miss Slater and Parents and Friends' Association for all their invaluable assistance and co- operation during the year, and extend to them the Compliments of the Season. Jill Petersen Hon. Secretary ST,AFF NOTES We record with pleasure the birth of four staff babies during the last twelve months. Dec. 1972: Dr. & Mrs. Col Adam-a son, Timothy. Mr. &Mrs. Richard Blumson-a daughter, Erica. htdy 1973: Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Papas-a daughter Ellena. September 1973: Rev. & Mrs. Michael Stephenson- a daughter, lseult. OBITUARY: Miss Merle Weaver. The death occurred in Chermside Hospital, Brisbane in late October, of Miss Merle Weaver, M.A. (Hobart), who had, on tlree occasions, for periods of ycars, between l9l8 and 195 l, been a member of the B.G.G.S. staff, and, for a time a resident mistress. A lively teacher, and a popular form mistress, Miss Weaver taught Latin, English, and History. Interested in and sympathetic to other people, Miss Weaver was an active committee woman, geatly interested in women's causes, and associated with such bodies as the Women Graduates, the Y.W.C.A., and the Pan- Pacific Women's Conference. She was tfte donor of the school Public Speaking prize. By nature ebullient, jolly, and gregarious, and very much a personality, stre will be missed by former colleagues of the staff. ks --r