Objects of Substance – Interform Netball Shields

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Decembar, 1547

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Girls’ G

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&A is the Athietice field, where we had fun, B stamds jor Basket-ball, which we have wan: C for the concert for which we prepared Dozens of sweets, in gay baskets flared; E the enjoyment we obtelned from this, F jg the fete which soms of us missed: G ts the “Girl Friend”, which we have all seen, His the Holiday, we're glad we've been, In gq few weeks time for all the Class Tis the Junior, which we hops te pass; Eeen students are swattins os exams drow nigh, Luck jor all Jumiors and Seniors who try. M {fs our magazines read by « crowd, N is the name of which we ara proud: © for the order in Assembly each day, F for the prizes which will come our way: Quite happy are we, with the work we have done, Rest and be thenkful when funior is won; 5 is for swimming as you con see, Tennis—we vanquished fourths A, B.D. Unonimously we thank all the Staff, Voliantly striving on our behalf; Wishing you all a "Happy New Year,” Xmos Merry, with lots of good cheer, ¥ is this yeor which we have spent together, Z is ihe zeal, the work, and the pleasure.

1947 IVC Magazine Report

Highly successful forms also dominated the competition over several years as seen from 1958 to 1960, where the winning class, IVB, essentially had the same core group of girls from Years 10 (IVB) to 12 (VIB), led by Joan Bruce (Simpson, 1960), who became the School’s 1960 Basket Ball captain. Joan remembers Basket Ball as her great love at Girls Grammar with lifelong friendships created on the court.