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PRINCIPAL & VICE-PRINCIPAL REPORT This year marked the hundredth anniversary of the introduction of a State system of education, and in those hundred years many educational changes have taken place.

One of the most important changes has been the amount of flexibility that has been introduced and courses that are now available. The idea of a secondary technical school being a place where students are trained for a certain trade or occupation is no longer true. Now the aim is to provide each student with as wide a range of experiences and general education as possible so that he will be able to lead a full and interesting life, but at the same time ensuring that provision is m a d e for him to proceed to further education and the career of his choice.

This change has led to the introduction of a greater variety of subjects being offered, to different methods of teaching, and to students and teachers being granted greater freedom.

It is most important that this freedom be used wisely and in a responsible w a y . The individual has the right to choose what he thinks is b e s t , subject to recognizing the rights of other people. If it is used in this w a y it m u s t help to develop initiative, independence, ability, and concern for others, and to make our world a better place in which to live.

I wish to congratulate all of those w h o , by their efforts, have achieved success in their studies and have gained something from their last twelve months at school. In other pages of this magazine there are mentioned those who have gained scholarships and academic successes and those who have done so well in sporting activities. For them it has been a most successful year. Others who are not named, but who have worked to the best of their ability, have the satisfaction of knowing that they tried, and they deserve congratulations too.

Finally, I wish to thank the staff who have worked so hard for the students, and have done so much beyond the call of duty in organizing extra-curricular activities such as excursions, camps, sport, and clubs.

A HAPPY CHRISTMAS TO A L L .

W.C.lloore, Principal.

Once again we have come to the end of another school year; some have been successful and others not so successful. But m y main concern is those students who seem to drift along without seeming to have any purpose and too easily accept a second rate performance as being "good enough", if they only realised how much they were paying for their own education over a year (outside wage x 52 weeks) then second best is never good enough.

My congratulations to those students who have obtained a scholarship, gained promotion to a higher form, won some sporting event or been in a winning team or been an ordinary student who has done his best at all times and taken part in as many activities as possible. M y thanks to everyone who helped to m a k e the school run successfully; the Form Captains, Roll Monitors, S.R.C. representatives. Social Service Collectors, the "Runners", Depaiitmental Monitors - to Ken Hamley (Lockers) and Scott Oliver (Time Bell), Last year our courses were widened to include certain electives, next year these will be widened even further but students must be extremely careful when choosing subjects to select those leading towards a desired future course or career. The staff will help to guide students as much as possible, but the final decision must rest with the student and his parents.

Good luck and best wishes to those students who are leaving, either to employment or on to further academic studies. A happy and a safe holiday to all those who are returning to F.T.S. next year.

C . McLean Vice-Principal

PRINCIPAL: W.C. Moore VICE-PRINCIPAL: C. McLean SENIOR MASTER: W. Maxwell ART: P. Rovis (H.O.D.) H. Chandler P. Noss G. O'Malley L. Schwengler G. Swinnerton D. Withers CORRESPONDENCE: T. Bacon K. Banning FITTING & MACHINING: W. Magnusson (H.O.D.) G. Hirst B. Hocking E. Martin J. Wallis HUMANITIES: J. Cunningham (H.O.D.) D. Evans I. Bull N. Butler J. Fitchett P. Hansen R. Hicks A. Hunter A. Isaac H. Keefe M. Means L. Nilsen P. O'Shea G. Shannon J. Simmons G. Smithies S. Tipping K. Tyson รณ

INSTRUMENTAL DRAWING: T. Haselgrove (H.O.D.) R. Barnes I. Drayne J. Hine LIBRARY: L. Vass (H.O.D.) L. Condon G. Folie R. Friesen H. McAndrew MIGRANT CENTRE: G. Barnes (H.O.D.) M. Aydin A. Cain N. Meiliunas D. Petkevicius N. Philip J. Reynolds E. Ruzicka P. Steiner E. Webster R. Wheeler MUSIC: K. Pivot-Watts (H.O.D.) P. Thorn L. Ang N. Bass G. Bens i M. Causรณn D. Flint J. Fry B. Hewitt W. Howard B. Knights G. Manktelow G. Riley L. Rieper K. Ryan D. Scott

MATHEMATICS : A. Coates (H.O.D.) R. Juchtzer R. Laats J. McDill R. Nott B. Peterson P. Wei C. Zadrozny METAL FABRICATION: H. Allan (H.O.D.) K. Maurer B. Akister G. Bacon J. Clarke B. Coyle M. Currie P. Dickie H. Farrar J. Forster N. Hamer N. Madden E. Raker T. Scott G. Skilbeck L. Thurgood B. Wright C. .Zeestraten OFFICE: S. Hoogland (Registrar) E. Keates (Asst. Reg.) L. Holzer B. Maxwell PHYSICAL EDUCATION: G. Calverley (H.O.D.) W. Cahill R. Hoare S. Naumovski P. Tibballs W. Vernon

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SPORT Swimming provided- the school with the usual dominance of Sport in term 1. Perhaps the only exception being the colour at the Interhouse Sports - provided by our Lady Teachers. Colour Indeed - until the usual "Calverley Monsoon" which swepted away again the final few events.

SWIMMING SPORTS a.

INTERHOUSE SWIMMING CARNIVAL

1. Kangaroo House floated in with "Cyclone Gael" to steal the Shield from Koala House. Congratulations to the Housemaster Mr. J. Hine and his assistant Mr. I. Drayne.

"B" section was won by Watsonia with Footscray finishing 5th out of 8 schools. This section is the second top division in the Metropolitan area.

FIRST PLACINGS ON SECTION DAY WERE GAINED BY:1. The Open Freestyle Relay and the Open Medley Relay. The same four boys competed in both events:Tom Tomlinson 4K, John Cobby 5A, Michael Kuzmich 4D and Ian Wilkins 5B. 2. Open 200 metres Freestyle was won

by Ian Wilkins 5B. 3. Under 16 Diving won by Michael Leach.

FINAL PLACINGS WERE:1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th

Kangaroos Koalas Wombats Magpies Kookaburras Emus

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INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS:

U/13 u/14 U/15 U/16 Open

Mark Boles IF Dimitrious Xanthoulakis2F Timothy Kidd 3H Robert Lethbridge 3F Ian Wilkins 5B

b. METROPOLITAN INTER TECHNICAL SCHOOLS SWIMMING CARNIVAL Again in "B" section we found Team success hard to achieve but once again there were some fine individual efforts.

SUMMER TEAMS SPORT With the dismissal of Inter House and Mass Sports, there appeared a noticeable gain of strength in Inter School Sports Teams.

Cricket gained recognition by winning their Section, and will playoff for the Premership; Volley ball played off against Essendon for the Section title but were beaten in three sets. Basketball with one loss by one point unfortunately lost their Section Title; Tennis saw renewed interest but in results little improvement, even under the capable hands of Mr, Tibballs.

WINTER TEAMS SPORT Lacrosse and Tennis unfortunately were not successful, however, both Soccer and Football showed real improvement. Soccer under the sound administration of Mr. P. Noss and Mendo the Master as Captain not only won their division but also the Premership. This is the first victory of the coverted trophy since 1962 - a fine achievement.

Australian Rules also gained distinction by winning their division and the 1st Semi-final, however, they lost the Preliminary final to Geelong West. The team was ridden with injury and the Master Manager and Coach Messrs. Maxwell and Lyons found this one just too much.

The Baseball team I consider suffered defeat because of too few teams entering sides into the Western Section. With the loss of 1 game they had to be content with 2nd placing in our section.

Team coaches and managers are to be praised for undertaking the difficult task of organizing and assisting school teams. To all who played a role this year in summer and winter sports please accept my sincere thanks.

Thanks to Mr. Noss (cricket and Soccer), Mr. Tibballs and Mr. McMillan (Tennis), Mr. Norman (basketball) Mr. Vernon (lacrosse), Mr. Lyons (football and volley ball), Mr. Maxwell (football) and Mr. Norrish (cricket and baseball).

OPEN

CROSS COUNTRY ACHIEVEMENTS Personal standards obtained during Physical Education lessons were used as guidelines to form the Cross Country Championships conducted in the school.

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Russell Meaney 5C Kookaburras Ian Ravenscroft 5E Koalas Raymond French 4C Kangaroos Lloyd Bain 5A Kangaroos Alexander Tzinis 5D Emus Bogdan Abramczyk 5E Emus

UNDER 13 1.

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Joseph Evans ID Koalas Frank Lanciana ID Wombats Ricky Contessi IG Magpies Tony Amanatidis IE Emus David Wong IE Koalas Ian Geddies IX Wombats UNDER 14

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Andrew Tzinis 2B Emus Peter Beales 2A Magpies Stephen Sinnett 2D Kangaroos Malcolm Spence 2L Magpies Edward Nuri 2P Emus Kevin Medhurst 2N Wombats UNDER 15

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George Aralios 3V Emus Sammy Barruto 2H Emus Fergal Berkery 3E Kookaburras Branko Miscevic 3N Emus Bruce Kiley 3D Kangaroos Raymond Micalef 3A Wombats UNDER 16

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Gary Sturrock 3D Kangaroos Maurice Contessi 4E Wombats Glen Booth 3L Kookaburras Nedeljko Capin 3M Magpies Trevor Johnson 3F Koalas Chris Blackmore 2N Kookaburras

Using the points system of 10, 6, 5, 4, 3 and 2 it was found that on a House basis the results were as follows:1st Emus 2nd Kangaroos Equal 3rd Kookaburras Koalas 5th Magpies 6th Wombats

42 points 27 points

22 points 19 points 18 points

At the Inter-Technical School level the following boys competed at Wattle Park against 4 runners from each of the competing schools in the various age groups.

Order of finishing in each age group:U/14 P. Beales, S. Sinnett, M. Spence A. Tzinis.

U/15 S. Barruto, F. Berkery, B. Misavick, G. Aralios.

U/16 G. Sturrock, N. Capin, M. Contessi G. Booth.

Open R. Meaney, B. Abramszyk, I. Ravenscroft, A. Tzinis.

There were three efforts of note when you consider approximately 180 students completed in each age group:

1. Peter Beales in U/14's was running 6th when he fell into a hole and twisted his ankle, but still struggled on and came in 35th.

2. Garry Sturrock ran 9th in the U/16's.

3. The boys in the opens all came in the first 50 boys to finish (28th, 37th, 42nd and 50th)- a good team effort.

ATHLETICS RESULTS A. INTER-HOUSE ATHLETICS Personal standards again supplied the nucleus for the Inter-House athletic carnival and in turn the foundation of the school athletic squad. The actual finish was in doubt until the last few events. The Kangaroos outstayed the Emus. However, not only must Mr. Hine and Mr. Cunningham be praised for their efforts but all Housemasters.

B. METROPOLITAN INTER-TECHNICAL SCHOOLS CARNIVAL 1.

SECTION DAY

The school again achieved success winning the "C" section shield making it two successive section wins. The winning margin was 87 points. The total tally of 359 points exceeding last years total of 327. "A" events registering 19 first placings, 16 second placings and 9 third placings.

The team gained in "B" events" 8 first placings, 4 second placings and 2 third placings.

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2. Beneath are listed all winners of "A" events who are invited to compete on Championship Night 31st October, 1973 for the Metropolitan Technical Schools, and we wish them success.

1. B. Kiley U/15 winner of Javelin, Triple Jximp, Hurdles and Long Jump.

2. M. Contessi U/16 winner of lOOM, 200M and 400M. 3.

G. Sturrock U/15 winner of 1,500M.

4. C. Gazzola 11/16 winner of Javelin event.

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E. Zairis open Discus winner

6. R. Garnett open 200M winner.

U/14, ^ X lOOM relay, R. Madder, S. Sinnett, P. Schwarze and M. Spence.

TJ/ie, 4 X lOOM relay, R. Hunt, M. Contessi, J. Sarandoglou, C. FĂźrst.

Open 4 X lOOM relay, M. Ristovski, S. McKenzie, R. Garnett, P. Wilson.

Open Medley relay: 200M 200M 400M 8COM

T. P. I. R.

Marijanovic Wilson Wilkins Fenech

All relay teams will also represent the school on Championship Night 31st October, 1973.

Our principal, Mr. Moore, at a team luncheon, praised all team members, not only "A" winners, but all of the competitors on a fine team effort.

Space unfortunately does not allow us to list all of the boys who gained certificates on this day.

SPECIAL SPORTING ACHIEVEMENTS AND HONOURS 1. Ian Fry's sprinting powers enabled him to gain a Rotary, Exchange Scholarship to Hamilton Canada.

2. Maurice Contessi appears to have lost little ability in the athletic world, with four "A" certificates.

3. Bruce Kiley's eight certificates involving the Javelin, Triple Jump, Hurdles "A", Long Jume as well as 2nd placings in four other events.

4. Leonard Balcam again became a member of the All Technical Schools cricket team.

5. The Basketball team (Tuesday p.m.) also deserves special recognition for under Mr. K. Burbridge (International Basketballer) they won the open "A" division shield Western suburbs and also the U/18 team shield Western suburbs.

Credit must go the boys on their initiative, as they organized this team between themselves with the help of other students in the Western region.

6. The soccer teams All-Tech.

Premership, which is a fine achievement by the boys.

7. Our Gym club which was started

by Mr. Hoare this year saw all our boys who entered for Junior "C" grade standard tests passed and thus becoming eligible to enter "B" grade Victorian championships in 1974.

Well done Steven Barnett IC, Jeffrey Jolley IC, Geoffrey Phillips 3F, Trevor Johnson 3F and Alex Scarpaci ID. 8. Ex-students and local achievements were:- Frank Pocervina and Shane Kilpatrick who both played with Footscray under 19's and Reserves in Football. Also of note was that Ian Wickson this year made Footscray's Senior team. Well done Ian. In concluding this report I must express my appreciation to all staff members for their efforts during the year. Without the staff's backing over the last four years both I and the students in general would not have been able to run a sporting programme within the school. With Mr. Moore, Mr. McLean and Mr. Maxwell's backing, and the great efforts put in by my staff members in Physical Education Department my job as Sportsmaster has been a lot easier this year.

Play is involvement, and I hope time over the holidays is used well, and all students enjoy their break and return safely.

G.D. Calverley (Sportsmaster)

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FORM NOTES

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W e would like to thank M r . Bester on organizing the trip to the Royal Show for u s . We are still hoping to go to Healesville with M r . Bester and a couple of other teachers. Nothing really exiciting happened during the year.

We are a bunch of good kids and we all have nicknames such asGarry "Birdman"Audley - brains.

Joe "Frog Brazza" Brzezinski - has many nicknames.

Wayne "Rubber lips" Butson - everyone's friend.

Dave "Yo-Yo" Cassar- Yo-yo genius.

Scott "Cooke Man" Garnett - money collector.

Robert "Tichey" Harris - name from size.

Brian "Greasy Rider" Lofts - motorbike.

Joe "Skull" Raffaele - Form Captain Roughian.

Yuri "Duck" Rogers - everyone's friend.

John "Shubbie" Shubert - never here to talk a b o u t .

IB Three boys in our form were in the house sports held recently at Royal P a r k . They were D r e w D e n s l e y , Frank Lanciana and m y s e l f . I was lucky enough to represent our school at the T e c h . sports as w e l l . Our form was w e l l represented at the Macedรณn camp held in the first week

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of October. We were camped in army tents and helped with the chores around the camp. There was horse riding, archery, shooting and swimming for the ones who wanted to brave the cold water of the d a m .

The last night of the camp each tent had to put on two items for a concert in the m e s s hall, and fun was had by all.

The members of our form are Drew Densley alias D r e w , Brian Gale alias Windy, David Hagarty alias Maggerty, Frank Lanciana alias A n t , Gerald Lukawsky alias W a s p , Neil Thornton alias N a i l , Greg Trawn alias Grog, and Mark Prentice alias G a s .

by Neil Thornton IF During this year it has had a very normal year. Nothing exciting happens in our form. If anybody wants to know where James O'Neil is he is in hospital with a broken pelvis.

Often boys have asked this question.

The members of our form are: Tony Galati - Bristol, Wayne Lewis Zulu Warrior, Ian Soules - Polluter, Mreulje - Mary Jews, David HaberfieldTomatoes, Peter Olcorn - Punkin H e a d , Norman McGuire - M o e s , James 0'NeilOrange P e e l , Mark Coles - Woolworths, Ross Lupton - Steptoe.

FORMI IK STEVEN Nikolic - really interested in rockets and astrology. Likes reading all sorts of things.

KADI RANUSHEVSKI - 1 3 years o l d . Likes to be called Jim. Barracks for Richmond nickname Cardboard.

FIKRI ALIMOUSKA - thinks M r . Reynold's baby girl jumps around like a monkey and that I K is the "toughest" form in the Migrant centre. Nickname Pocket size.

LUIS ATANASOVSKI - likes being called "Luis the fly" and "Lamb chops". Also likes a certain girl (J.L.) MARINZ LAMENTA - likes fishing, bowling, billiards and soccer. Likes playing with IK kids at lunchtime soccer, chasing etc. Nickname "Polish" TOMMY MITRUCSKI - thinks he is a bad boy in class. Likes T.V. and thinks IK is a good form. Nickname "Scar Face".

ZUDI RICASKI - thinks IK is a great form and wants to stay in IK next year. Plays a good piano accordion.

PASQUALE BIANIO - thinks his mother and father are great. Makes a brilliant pizza. Likes being a court jester. Nicknames "Banana" and "Pinchface".

MICHAEL STANJO - likes fishing and billiards. Thinks we should have a bigger space to play i n . Thinks the teachers are m a r b l e s . Nickname "Banjo".

MARKO JELOVAC - is holidaying in Yugoslavia for three m o n t h s . Nickname "Jellyfish".

IL At the start of the year we were all lost. We went to a big room and the teachers put name tags on us. Then we went to the old Migrant Centre, we met our teachers. A few days later we learned how to use the timetable. We moved to the new Migrant Centre about a month later - we picked apples off the trees - they put us into new groups. We liked it much better at the new centre.

At first the boys in IL were Bill Cvetkovski, Lubomir Durkic, Tony Francisco, Dimitria Gagovski, Goce Jovcevski, Gordon Misic, Ivica Prazak and Ilija Sajkarovski. Ilija started at the beginning of the year but went to the hostel school for about three months and then came back to join IL. Then Pande Atanasovski joined IL, he also went to the hostel first and came back to the Footscray Tech. with Ilija. In term two, Jovo Zunic came from Yugoslavia and Aziz Huseyin came from Cjrprus - both Jovo and Aziz went to the hostel school first. Goce left and went to work.

During the year we have been to the pictures, to the Show, and iceskating. Now we've got used to Footscray Tech. we like it I IM SLAVKO GORSCAK-likes reading; doesn't like fights and he's good at sport.

ANTE CAPIN-is the only boy in the class who likes maths; he also likes to play tricks on people.

CVETAN MITREVSKI-likes books and reading; he doesn't like music very much; he prefers sport; soccer and wrestling are his favourite.

GEORGE PAPADOPOLOS-is the only boy in the class who likes girls, but he also likes fights; he doesn't like reading and writing, but he likes drawing; He's good at being a nuisance.

ZLAT BINOVSKI-likes to watch films and cartoons, he doesn't like hard work and he's good at telling funny stories.

IVICA PAVLIC-is good at woodwork; he says that he likes everything, especially soccer, but he doesn't like tough guys.

PETKO DIMCEVSKI -says that he doesn't like to work hard in shcool, but sometimes he does; he likes soccer and fights.

SLAVKO BARBARIC-is good at sport; likes to talk a lot and to crack jokes; also likes reading books, wrestling and soccer.

ASTRIT EMINOVSKI-loves the migrant centre, but he doesn't like to be in form IM because his friends are not there; he hates fights.

IN Chris Nikolovski-likes soccer, karate, woodwork and being naughty in school - doesn't like - music.

Vasco Markovski - likes blonde girls - doesn't like - work.

Tony Stojcevski (Form Captain) likes driving - doesn't like - maths.

Salvatbve Rizza - likes judo and hunting - doesn't like everyone in his form (that's what he told us I) John Sapoynas - likes pigeons doesn't like - getting smacked.

Vito Sacco'- likes to wag - doesn't like - to come to school.

Lupko Krstevski - likes pies, pasties, hot dogs, hamburgers - doesn't like to be hungry.

Theo Papazoglou - likes T.V. - doesn't like - (he doesn't really know).

George Koufalis (Roll Monitor) likes soccer - doesn't like - homework.

IT Steve Jelovac is 13 years old and is a big selfish type who likes pranks.

He is our protector and takes care of any one who bothers us.

Zoran Tihin is our second protector.

He is 13 and when he gets a haircut we call him oranutan and he gets us.

He likes making Miss Tyson mad.

Radivan Belosev is always dobbing on us for no reason at all. He eats too much, even in the classroom.

David Cassar he never plays with IH, he is interested in trotting.

Mark Boles likes to lie. He says that his uncles do every job but if we ask him did he go to the moon he says no and we push him around. And every day he sees a car or anything he says his uncle or his Pop have one.

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Craig lies is the biggest wagger in the school. He came three months and wagged eight months. He also does no work and never brings anything for schoolwork.

Starko Marajanovic is fat and does some work. He screams instead of talking. He would like to be a big shot but he doesn't mix with the other kids well.

Pary Skoutariotis is a very good worker. He reads books and studies hard. He is always going up the centre stairs.

JoeGelevscer is our form Captain. He is small and likes to play tricks on us. He doesn't like to do English etc. but he likes projects and trade. He likes to act tough but gets smashed up by Steve.

IW Mark Campbell is first on the roll, Always eating an icy-pole, Form treasurer Peter Coulton is next.

Social service collection leaves him vexed.

With us for a while was Dominic, Arrived and departed very quick.

Of Kelcey's presence we need no proof.

He put his foot right through the roof.

For half the year we had Kevin Leighton, Now IR for the roll is waitin'.

Jiichael ^Morales is sixth in line.

At organisation he is very fine.

Robert Nagel joined us at mid-year.

You always know when he is near'.

In eighth position we have Bruce, who is never ever on the loose.

Our form captain is Colin Prentice, He thinks it is his job to prevent us I 16

Another newcomer is Neil RosewarneHasn't stopped talking since the day he was bornI Malcolm is the sportsman of our group, And that is all in the IW troupe.

Oh yes, that's right-nearly forgotMrs. Chandler's the form teacher of us lot.

(The very latest addition is Glenn, who brings the number up to ten).

JOSEF NEMETH

LIKES to hurry home from school DOESN'T LIKE to say much'

IVICA BARAS

LIKES rabbits DOESN'T LIKE smoking, anymore

IH During the year most of iH's work has been done at the Migrant Centre. We think the Migrant Centre has been very helpful to us and we have had good teachers and lots of fun. We liked very much the excursion to "Emu Bottom", and the skating at St. Moritz, Some of us are looking forward to going into the larger secondary building next year although we really don't want to leave the Migrant Centre.

Our form teacher, also our English and Social Studies teacher, has been Mr. Wheeler (known as "hot wheels"), and he has been most helpful and best of all. He makes a lot of jokes.

Members of IH are:

JOHN VARVAROUSIS (roll Monitor)

LIKES talking all the time DOESN'T LIKE working

MARIO SBRIGLIO

LIKES to sell his sandwiches DOESN'T LIKE to give things away

HIPPOCRATES TIGAS

LIKES to take out many books about astronauts from the library shelves DOESN'T LIKE to put them back

ZLATKO TUDZAROU (form captain)

LIKES to do naughty things DOESN'T LIKE to be caught

SAULLE MASTRULLO

LIKES to be tough DOESN'T LIKE to smoke at school

NICOLA MARCHIONE

LIKES pin-ball machines DOESN'T LIKE haircuts

DRAGAN PETROVIC - known as Dragon-fly.

Has been our form captain and done a good job. Wants to be a pilot so he can come back and "bomb" us all.

HARRY PULKKINEN - called Pullman by his friends. He is never still, and often falls off his chair. Wants to be a rubbish collector!

ZORAN PAVLOVIC - the "grub". Form vice-captain and very strong. "Scabs" off everybody!

ANGELO VELANOSKI - known as "gooska"

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FORM 2 2A Peter Beales - the pose of the form.

David Borlase - the quiet one.

Neville Brown - muscle man around boys Phillip Davis - cricketer of the year.

Domenic Lanciana - karate droop of the year.

Tommy Pittas - learns karate, but can't do it.

George Putra - loves catching the early train.

David Sydenham - king stirrer.

Silvio Tambasco - can't make a mistake on lathes.

2D Injuries to 2D. Brown - broken toe, Cowling - rabies and leprosy.

Sport: Sinnett had 4 wins in Interhouse and 3 wins in the Inter- Technical sports. 2D won the football against 2C about two months ago, but were disqualified because of outside interference.

Captain - Brian Larkin. Vice Captain - Terry O'Connell.

John Duardy - no kid I supposed to be here for four weeks, but....

Brian Larkin - the larikin of the form.

2E Form Captain - A . Hamilton.

Barry Courtney (Pixie) - likes riding horses. If you see him looking for a step ladder, you know he's going to ride horses.

Andrew Hamilton (Milton) - named by the music teacher. Likes building push bikes.

Barry Kelly (Smelly) - has a certificate in stirring. Sells push bike parts which are no good anyway.

Gary Kelly (Smelly 2) - is a big gambler and never stops.

Anthony Klisowski (Moon face) - nothing spectacular.

Rodney Monteith (Rottney) - part time bikie. He thinks he's the greatest.

Santo Russo (Rooster) - he loves himself. He can dish punches out but cannot take them back He is a bit of a pose.

Derek Thomas (Cordial) - he's a soccer star - or thinks he is. Acts a bit stupid like stirring Moon face.

Va'sil Karadakovski (Vasilene) Is a maniac.

Wayne Shillingfor (10 cents) - is mad. (goose). Thinks he is a superman, and sometimes loses his screws and threatens everybody.

GEORGE KARDAVORSKI - the carrot. He always keeps his Kingford packet in his shirt pocket. Some say he is a chain smoker. Works long and late hours in the city selling papers. Also form Social Service monitor.

PAVLOS KOUFALIS - known as Goofy or Horseteeth. Bit of a sticky-beak and also likes a real fight. Wants to be a pilot to help Dragan.

ZORAN STEFANOUSKI - "Stiffy" is short stuff but good stuff. Wants to be a football player. Does he really like gambling and smoking as some say?

JORGE GONCALVES - the "Chinaman" or Garlicman. Never stops laughing and talking. Why does he carry so many eggs in his bag?

MICHAEL TOPICH - called "monkey-face".

You would agree if you could see him pull faces. Came to this school in M a y . Wants to go to the Moon - would like to live there.

2F Abela-likes long hair hates being called "Mop" Mangano-likes girls hates shaving Varga-likes watermelon hates Strangler Vasiliadis-likes violent weapons hates pimples Stefou-likes birds-pigeons, canaries hates curls Vlasic-likes sharp eyes hates being teased Xanthoulakis-likes wagging hates school Marijanovic-likes soccer is very friendly with Varga Veljanoski-likes aeroplanes hates needles Bardie-likes Yogi Bear hates football

2K Steven Baldwin (Frog). Simon Barnett (Pommy") . John Bruzzanti (Brazil nut) .

Michael Elg (Egg). Tony Gianelli (Wagga). Michael Hammond. John Marinakas (Nakis). Broderick Monteith (Monster teeth). Alan Nicholes (Nackles). Dragi Razmovski (Stealo).

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2K WITH 2L This year we had second form football matches and the 2K, 2L mob were the best. Our first game was against 2A and 2V, so the form captain of 2K and 2L made up a champion team. It was time to play on the Wednesday, and we got dressed in Parksides dressing rooms and all went out. We didn't know what we were going to do because the other forms didn't have a team, so they had all the other kids from all the other forms. The game started, in the first minute we got our first goal. Then the other one came up and more after that. The game was almost over. They still hadn't scored. We had seven goals and three points up then we kicked another goal and the game was over. The goal scorers were Simpson 3, Rasmovski 2, Musgrove 2 and Jacobson 1. The best players were Musgrove, Rasmovski, Parumal, Simpson, Jacobson and all the other boys played very well.

2M DOMENIC lAVASILE - the slippriest in the form.

ROBERT SIDCHROME - madder, he tightens up our bolts.

ENRICO MASSERCA - Massa - he'll wreck anything he gets his hands on.

PETER BOOFHEAD PATON - about time he had a haircut.

PAUL BILLY JACK RANCIC - taught Bruce Lee everything he knows.

GARY HORSE WALKER - hides a supply of sugar cubes under his saddle.

LAURIE PEANUTS WALSH - works for peanuts.

IAN CANARY WILLIAMS - he would marry Noddy Holder if he could.

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Form 2M has had a really boring year.

Our most spectacular event for this year was when Domenic lavasile quietly slipped away to Italy. Everyone was glad. The worst event was when he came back. Our form teacher is Mr. Martin whom we call Famie. Our form captain is Paul Rancic and vicecaptain is Laurie Walsh. pAUL RANCIC 2R Form captain Bernard Blackmore.

Vice-captain Gary Ball. Roll monitor Franky Xureb.

Gary Ball bounces down the hall. He is in the school lacrosse team, and has the nickname Balls.

Bernard Blackmore has the nickname Blacky because he never washes. He is also in the lacrosse team.

Neville Davies has a trip to toothpaste everyday.

Nunzio Longthitano's nickname is Nanziotoes.

Larry Muscat loves carting his lunch around the school. His nickname is Mustick.

Ronald Stanbury is a star at football in the yard.

Franky Zureb's hair is like steelwool so we call him Bristles.

David Hardy has just come to this school.

2T DELFIN AMARO-likes school, milk meat and cars, but dosen't like sport, smoking or fights.

BELA ATANASOVSKI-likes cars and soccer but hates school.

CIHAN AYHAN-likes cars, hates school, loves being Roll Monitor.

MICHAEL CECH-likes being Form Captain and does a good job. Likes football, soccer, TEACHERS and MONEY. STEVEN CORTI-likes nearly everything -especially the main school, films and football.

GEORGE DUKOVSKI-likes girls, swimming, school, sport and his friends, and taking money for Social Service.

VOLKAN ERTUGRAL-doesn't like smoking, fights, rubbish and flies but likes school, milk and bicycles.

SERMET HASAN-likes soccer, swimming and girls but not school.

2U SEYNAN AYHAN - likes football, billiards, soccer, shooting and school. He hates cricket and smoking.

FAROUK INAL - likes picking almonds from trees, soccer, football.

He hates Softball, basketball and smoking.

JOHN ILIOSKI - likes SCHOOL, soccer cricket, shooting, minibikes and selling papers. HATES smoking and cricket.

PECO KIREVSKI - likes being Form Captain, playing billiards and leaving his book in Room I. BOZIN SPASENOSKI - the Doctor likes soccer and riding bikes and being Roll Monitor.

VASKO STOJCEVSKI - likes soccer and billiards - he doesn't hate anything.

JOHN TRAJKOVSKI - likes taking money for Social Service, billiards and smoking. He doesn't hate anything.

FORM 3 3A Our form consists of people with different characteristics and this goes into making our form interesting.

Not many class achievements have been made but personal achievements to John Amanatidis, best time in cross country (14.10). Mark Dibben, scholarship from the Freemasons Lodge and Colin Marshall representing the school basketball have given this form some distinction.

These and other members are listed below, John Amanatidis - Banna - a true Aussie.

Mark Dibben - looks out for carrot season because he gets picked.

Mark Ducret - Drop out from Tibbal's mob.

Cane Jonsevski - Skier N o . 1 .

Athen Kalpakas - originally from Greece, now called Melbourne Kalpakas.

Mark Landy - polar bear of the form.

Colin Marshall - uneducated surfie.

Terry Spasevski - Skier N o . 2.

Shaun McLean - won best and fairest for his club. P.S. his dad gives the votes.

Raymond Micallef - will die of lung cancer at 1 8 .

3E Borlase, Wayne - loves sport (that's a laugh).

Debono, Ray - would make a good anchor man.

Drayton, Geoff - the Jerry Lewis of the form but the jokes are Hospital!

Ebeyer, Tony - would last a long time in the desert (Camel).

Golding, John - calls more winners than Bert Bryant.

Lundburg, Ken - the class stirrer.

McAlpine, Ross - the cousin of Ozzy Ostrich (Rosstrich).

Morrison, James - would make a good Christmas Dinner.

Threadwell, Kevin - a cross between A1 Jolson (Big lips) and Twiggy (skinny) and is also accident prone.

Woolridge, Trevor - needs to wear platform shoes to get into bed.

by GEOFF DRAYTON 3F MARK BARDIC - a soccer player. Likes girls. Was in the school volley-ball team, and his nickname is Chinaman.

TONY BEGIC - a very bad year. He had sÂąx accidents in one term. One of the accidents was when he was hit by a truck. Likes motor bikes and his nickname is Mickey Mouse.

GARY FULFORD - the quiet one. Hardly ever makes a sound.

DRAGI GROZDONOVSKI - he likes cricket, football, and model planes. That's all he thinks of. His nickname is Dragon.

MATO HELEBRANT - played for the school in the volley-ball team. Likes sport and is good at any kind. Also a karate lover. His nickname is Tomato.

TREVOR JOHNSON - thinks he is a bikie and sometimes talks about bashing up people. His nickname is Johnson & Johnson. A gym team member.

ROBERT LETHRIDGE - likes surfing a lot and loves his minibike. His nickname is Big Head.

SAM LILAI - he likes girls and that's all he thinks of. Also a baseball player for the school. His nickname is Spike.

GEOFF PHILLIPS - Heavy smoker. A member of the gym team and loves parties. His nickname is Smokey.

HASAN ZUBOVIC - thinks he is a brain, but we know otherwise. His nickname is Hornet Owl. 3H NICK NAMES J. R. T. D. C. S. S.

Bastas - Black boy Clark - Rubber man Kidd - Billy goat Day - Meals on feet McAuliffe - Prawn Paterno - Spud Oppedisano - Baby dumpling.

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Slippery Sam Sammy Sparrow Kidd's Boy Day Dream Craig's Fish Bad Bastas Rubber Ray

Results - Slippery Sam just slipped through the field for first. Rubber Ray just beaten for first but he did not stretch his neck long enough.

Sammy Sparrow flew past for third.

Form Captain - Tim Kidd ViceCaptain - Craig McAuliffe

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3L Bolstar, Stephen - likes horses and animals and betting.

Booth, Glenn - likes bike racing, athletics. Wants to turn pro cyclist.

Clarke, Graeme - likes girls, hockey, watching football.

D'Arcangelo, Robert - likes horses, girls, beer.

Laffey, Colin - likes betting, fishing, football, billiards, shooting.

Nixon, Wayne - likes bikes, bike racing, Savorgnan, Paul - likes collecting coins, cricket, hockey.

Shanks, Henry - likes playing wog machines, girls, hockey and smoking.

Stilo,Vincent - likes girls (Julie), billiards and bludging.

Nicknames: Bolster (Frizzle head).

Booth (Campy man), Clarke (Stumpy), Darke (Broncedis), Laffey (Little one), Nixon (Fangs), Paulo (Pizza parlour), Shanks (Flea bait) and Stilo (Stilino).

3M PETER ANDREVSKI - likes playing billiards, doesn't like some subjects, but thinks school is some kind of fun..

Doesn't like the Migrant Centre.

BORIS GELEVSKI - played in school soccer team and with J.U.S.T. Likes playing billiards. Good friends with Mendo, Peter and Zoran. Is a bad singer.

DRAGI DIMCEVSKI - playing soccer for J.U.S.T. and the school team. Does strong man acts in school. Is in the swinmiing team and is friands with Zoran.

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ZORAN ILIEVSKI - played soccer for school, and J.U.S.T. and Victoria.

Nicknamed "Z", likes school and Migrant Centre better than soccer.

RUI AMARO - likes sport and is in the school soccer team. Likes Mr. Noss and lots of girls.

STEFANOS GIANNOU - likes music and sport.

FRANK GARA - likes girls and dislikes homework.

NICK KALPAKAS - likes girls and swimming and dislikes homework.

NED CHAPIN - represented school in the cross country. Likes girls and making jokes.

3N The businessman of this form is Josip, who likes holidays, excursions and girls and doesn't like homework or maths. Tony (Abdulla the Butcher) likes fishing and soccer, and ^s the best petrol server in Yarraville.

Johnny likes girls, but doesn't like maths or fighting. Terry "The King" likes sport, music and fishing but doesn't like fighting. Tayfun likes sport and Turgut (Reis) likes music.

Jason King is really Branko and Bill (Veliko) likes soccer but not fighting. Fahri likes sport, though he doesn't like Australian rules football.

3R CLEMENT BRIFFA - star of T.V. series Boney ex Aborigine now Negro.

OLIVER BUCKLEY - the Irish fighting red nose reindeer.

GLENN: ROSS - scooter speedstar.

GLENN JENKER - part time student and talks about his racer.

JIM MITAS - alias the butcher.

STEPHEN O'BRIEN - Baby face and uses snugglers.

BRIAN SADLER - alias William McMahon.

GARY STILLWELL - the human souphone and talks like a cockatoo, BILL POURGOUTIZIDIS - Ex-aborigine but enjoys an occasional walkabout.

FORM 4 Our form is the b e s t in the s c h o o l .

N o t only h a v e w e got the b e s t M a t h e m a t i c i a n s , e t c . , b u t also the star a t h l e t e s . No other F o r m has b e e n so close b e f o r e . W e ' v e k n o w n each other for a long time and can get together to solve a n y t h i n g . A m o n g u s there are p e o p l e w i t h d i f f e r e n t t r a d e s , e . g . t h i e v e s , f o r g e r s , fighters e t c . W e have experts in every f i e l d . T h i s , I f e e l , is n e c e s s a r y for a form to function p r o p e r l y . Everybody knows where they s t a n d . If something comes u p , w e a l l know our jobs and need n o t be told w h a t to d o .

W e are v e r y lucky to have a form teacher like M r . F i t c h e t t . I reckon he's one of the b e s t teachers I've come across y e t . He has introduced us to m a n y n e w s u b j e c t s , w h i c h w e did n o t bother about b e f o r e . He's a v e r y b r i l l i a n t m a n w h o understands kids and knows h o w to help t h e m . We had quite a few m i s u n d e r s t a n d i n g s in the b e g i n n i n g , b u t w e have n o w settled down and enjoy m o r e of a teacher/ form r e l a t i o n s h i p than any other form or t e a c h e r .

M r . F i t c h e t t is the g r e a t e s t . Secondbest only to 4 C .

Ivan Piskor F o r m 4C 4E JOHN A M A N A T I D I S - J o h n is the goalkeeper for the school soccer t e a m .

PAUL B A X T E R - t h e "Lloyd Bridges" of 4th F o r m "Have L u n g , W i l l T r a v e l " .

N I C K CHRISTOFOROU-Big N i c k . The m i n i bike fanatic.

M A U R I C E CONTESSI-his hobbies are karate and r u n n i n g . Hit and run expert

ROSS COOPER-surfing and sailing into the w i d e blue y o n d e r .

STEPHEN DALTON-likes amber fluid and w o m e n . A frequent visitor to the school.

THEO FLOROS-sailing and shooting (Al Capone's o f f s i d e r ) .

GREG HAMILTON-the accident-prone mini bikie.

TERRY LOWE-the fastest rabbit on four w h e e l s . A l i a s B u g s y .

GLEN THIELKE (Worm)- wouldn't w o r k in an iron lung.

ALEX VALNY-Alias Big B e n . Timekeeper for the f o r m .

RON WOOLARD-reads anything from B . C . to P l a y b o y .

VLADO ZAHARODNI-he likes shooting, m a i n l y rabbits (watch out b u g s ) .

PETER NESBIT (Knobby)-likes slow cars.

M A R K DANAHAY-new kid in form. Likes women and riding h o r s e s .

4G What did w e do during the year? We went to Werribee gorge w i t h M r . Norman and w e w e n t to the Planetarium and to the R o y a l Melbourne Show and to Sovereign H i l l in B a l l a r a t . A l l of form 4G enjoyed it and would like to thank M r . Norman our Form Master for making it p o s s i b l e , for organizing the trips and also M i s s Isaac for putting up w i t h us during the y e a r .

Peter Vassallo - Slick.

Cris Siams - Greece M o n k e y .

Nick Sakellarides - D o g .

Nicky Sarandoglou - I g l o o r .

M a r k Bristow - R e d h e a d .

R u s s e l Burrell - P u g s y .

Pleszczynski - D o o p e r .

Geoff Nance - B e a r .

Ronald Mortimer - M o r t s .

Wa3me Hopkins - H o p p y .

Gregory Bernard - M c G r e g o r .

Richard - The Lion H e a r t .

Form 4K GEOFFREY (Tracks) CHAPPLE one day he m i g h t get one of his ambitions.

RONALD (Square) HARRIS he always s h a k e s , rattles and r o l l s .

JOHNY (Sleepy) HILL he is M r . Suave and s o p h i s t i c a t e d .

GARY (Prankee) JOHNS chief hood of his m o t o r - b i k e g a n g .

ALLAN (Haggis) LEE the form b l u e r .

ADAM (Nose) LILAI but he noses n o t h i n g .

CHRIS (Danayotou) MICHALIDES brains of the f o r m .

COLIN (Confucious) SHEEHAN he w o r k s v e r y hard in his rice fields, CRAIG (Dorrie) SPICER he thinks he is Kung F o o .

GORDON (Jock) STEPHEN he w i l l get bucky Beaver One D a y .

RICHARD (Indian) THAIN red hot Richmond supporter and likes D o n .

THOMAS CSpunky) TOMLINSON he never loves h i m s e l f .

GLEN (Wilba) WURLOD dosen't drink since skulling came i n .

PETER (Lance L i n k ) CORELESS one day he m i g h t come to school and learn something.

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HASELGROVE"S HUSTLERS Stephen (Baby face) Lawler.

Martin (Scotty) Davie.

Ian (Harpo) Stewart.

Stephen (Shot gun) Rand.

Warwick (Pure & Simple) O'Connor.

Paul (Frederick) Quinlan.

Emil (Emu Pussycat) Puskas.

Len (Parrot) Balcam.

Michael (Freddy Flaps) Blackmore.

Ace (No speak a de English) Spasenoski Sebastian (Writes letters to girls) Yeteskin.

Wayne (Jockey) Smith.

Robert (Fatty) Coward.

Charlie (Shoelace) Surace.

Len Balcam was a member of the school football and cricket teams and the under 16 100 meters freestyle.

The following competed in the House Sports, Charlie Surace represented Koalas in the open high jump; Warrick O'Connor came second in the broad jump, third in the shot put and was a member of the under 16 relay team for the Koalas house.

Martin Davie represented the Magpies house in Under 15, 100 meters.

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R. Massey - (Mr. Smooth) - just too good (wow).

L. Bain - (Royce) - Mr. Dropkick.

J. Brooking - (Overgrown kid) - has a haircut every 3 days. Has the longest neck in the world.

M. Cotton - (Pigeon) - Coo coo._ P. Broome (Pete) - mad on camera'slooks like one.

B. Grampe - talks through his nose.

J. Cobby - was a square head and a brain to match.

A. Franklin - has horses on the brain and looks like a monkey.

S. MacKenzie - Mr. Scholastic.

M. Ritovski - (Soccer choc) - one track mind, sport.

J. Hovey - (Lubra lips) - occassionally visits school.

I. Wilkins - (Lurch) - makes himself look like lurch with little effort.

G. Bonazza - (Fat) - the fattest human that ever lived. And Greasiest.

S. Hortle - (Pimples) - takes pride in their cultivation.

P. Malicki - (Concorde) - a pulsating brain.

P. Nelson - apprentice Malicki.

R. McBride - (Mr.Physique) - walking advertisement for "free and lovely anti-dandruff shampoo".

N. McFodzen - (Neil) - Mr. Conservative G. Tandy - Mr. 5AB 1973.

K. Thonguilu - (Me Flunky) - walks from exams saying "ME FLUNKY". i P. Bates - (Loud mouth) - can Bates talk? People have said that they have heard him speak.

P. Davison - (Springhead) - go fly a kite!

D. Krajina - too good.

R. Saville - tries to be smooth.

Written by "Pete" Williams "Russ" Forster Emmanuel Zairis Jim Tzambazakis

The Smooth's

5B We have this year all had some good times and some bad times at school.

One of the good things about school this year has been our understanding English and Form teacher. Miss Leitha Nilsen.

We have also been fortunate in having such a good teacher for Maths in Mr. Juchtzer, Physics - Mr. Maxwell and Mr. Bester, Mr. Lyons for Chemistry as well as Mr. Norman, and since this form has two groups in it, e.g. one has Mechanical Appreciation and Tech. Drawing A (Mr. Hocking) whereas the other group does Art and Technical Drawing C (Mr. Rovis). For Social Studies we have Mr. Evans and Mr. Cunningham.

Our form has only fourteen persons in it, their names arePeter Thomas Bates, George Bonazza, John Dennis Coby, Peter John Davidson, Alan John Franklin, Russell Dudley Forster, Bemhard Grampe, Paul Thomas, Dudley Nehon Esq., Gregory James Tandy, Jim Tzambazakis , Ian Jeffery Wilkins, Peter John Williams, Emmanuel Zairus and last but not least our student from Laos, Khamlec Thongvilu.

We have all worked hard this year and are looking forward to the Christmas break. All of us, wish otir fellow students and staff a happy and accident free holiday. This year's 5B has nearly dispersed and so, wishing all students good luck for next year, we say farewell.

5F This year the Commerce form is 5F. In 5F we have a unique combination of every queer, funny, mad or just stupid characters. In this lot we have bought together a great form.

Everyone has nicknames.

Eddie Anastasi (funny) - very funny fellow.

Brian Bongetti (nose) - won the stirring award by a nose. Anyone who knows how long his nose is knows how much he won by.

David Crees (lolly legs) - won the lolly pop award.

Allan Hall (the bow legged jib).

David Hillbrick (div) - has had a good year.

John Mclntyre (percy) - sometimes forgets his blood pressure, gets excited and turns pink.

Robert Mietto (jelly tot) - has formed a group of the future called jelly tot and the oil slicks. A champion group in the making.

Michael Medhurst (snake) - wants to get around with all the girls.

Tony Pezzano (penguins) - always squashes peoples feet with his huge feet.

Robert Reynolds (dickie) - the funny boy of the form with his jokes.

Ross Russo (mafia) - has everyone scared in the form with the Mafia.

Has started his protection racket.

Joe Santamaria (cleo) - everyone is still wondering where he gets his hair cut.

Vic Scalise (machine gun) Scalise always talks about things he knows nothing about.

Tony Sofoulis (bones) - his ambition is to become a skeleton in the museum.

Graham Stanley (fang) - always puts his cloak on and flies for the big marks.

Dale Wyatt (whale) - always was telling us whales of tales.

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MY YEARS IN A F.I.T. There is one school in my life-time that I will always prize, As the best and most equiped school in this land, I don't know your opinion, but there's no doubt in my eyes.

And that will keep until my bones are sand.

I've spent my best years learning here, which I am glad to say.

Has helped me to get up and on my feet.

At times it wasn't easy, but the path was cut away.

By teachers who assisted when I felt beat.

My first years at this college will be those I shan't forget.

And I needn't be the one to tell you why.

For those days have proven guilty to a crime of being set.

To pass without an effort from a guy.

Those were the days of glory when maths was a delight, There was never a sign of worry on your brow.

For the syllabus was easy, you needn't work at night, The last thing on your mind was school-work now.

But times have changed as you should know you've seen as much as me.

That this is not the case in our late years.

The subjects are much harder, than what they used to be.

And these are one or all of your main fears.

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Although I will be leaving soon, I don't want to omit.

The fact that I have been a fortunate kid, To have actually been a student at an important school like F.I.T. And I am so very glad that I did.

As a finale I want to say, thank you very much.

For having me when I was such a brat.

There are many things I've written, I hope its not double Dutch, If so then I'm sorry and I'll now take off my Hat. ALEX TZINIS

5D

RAIN I love rain, on a summers day.

When I have just been swimming, and the leaves rustle and the winds blow, and my mother calls, and says to get out of the water.

And we run home.

No animals seem to care; If it rains or snows Or the winds blow, I wonder why.

Stephen Barnett IC A FAT MAN There was a fat man, A fat man was he.

Every now and then he goes to a tree.

But up in the tree there was a bee.

That stung his thumb.

Which made him bleed.

CREATIVE WORK Opening my eyes at first I feel thick slimy moist fog set in my eyes The new surroundings I perceive A shock at first A cluster of enormous refined shapes Towering high above the endless horizon Cold rigid prisms looming in the vast quiet The absence! of irregular mountain Lying as dust at the base of these pillars I become aware The forest of pillars is space For I find I can touch the inside walls I am space Breathing in the solid fog which surrounds me How negative space lives within the solid.

B. GRAMPE 5B THIS IS DEATH You duck from skull fragments And taste his blood The salty warm sensation A cause to shudder The muddy walls of the trench Turn slick deep red with the putrid stench Rising around you.

Dismembered comrades, dismembered foe, one last onslaught Your eye sockets fill with blood The cold steel enters And enters once again He's been killed I didn't know him And there's no space Where he used to stand.

B..GRAMPE 5B

THE CURVE We didn't think of each other as we came through, but just went straight to the motor bike.

Blood, where did that come from as I look over my body. My elbow had a deep slash and it was bleeding badly; my back pocket was torn to ribbonsluckily I had my comb there for as I looked at my comb it was half scraped and my legs were all bruised and sore; the helmet I was wearing had a seven inch long severe mark. Thank whoever it is up there that it wasn't my head.

My brother was nearly as bad.

The thing that left us both amazed was "Why didn't we fall off, it seemed like we had landed on a bed of flowers Why was that so?" But we know that we do get the after effects which are affecting us now.

by TONY SGRO FOG What is fog?

What does it do?

Does it talk?

Does it walk?

Will we ever, ever know?

I will try to find out.

Colin Wilkins

IC

$10 If I found $10 I would keep it and spend it on billiards and machines.

On second thoughts, I better hand it in to the police.

"THE RAIN" It hits the roof of my Small warm house and Makes me go to sleep With a singing tune in My mind.

Looking out my Damped bedroom window I can see tiny droplets hit The cold ground constantly Looking to see where they come from.

But there are only dark Clouds above it - can it be That it comes from those Dark clouds - it's stopped Raining now and the dark Clouds are disappearing With the rain.

STORY BY ALEX TZINIS 5D It's dark in here, it may ruin my sun tan. I hope they get this trial over quick otherwise I'll miss my appointment with that firm. I've never liked these buildings, they've so loomy. Here comes the Judge, and here comes the accused. He's a black, a Negro. Guilty, no question about it, now let's get out of here. Oh no, now I've got to go through a trial. I'll surely miss my appointment and maybe even my date with that rich girl that owns that estate in Toorak, They have no right to keep me couped up in this place. I might as well think of a new slogan for that soap.

An hour goes past and the trial is just about to finish.

The rain, it comes...!

by TONY SGRO SOUND The drill sound gets in your ears.

I can't stand it.

At the same time the radio is on.

And the kids are talking.

It sounds funny.

But when Mr. Hine comes in everybody goes quiet and gets on with the work.

As soon as he goes they start to talk again.

The man went on using the drill.

Then it sounded better.

by Tony Mancuso IS

Good, we've going into our chambers to decide what it is, the chair or life for that dirty good for nothing.

Well, come on, is it that hard to decide whether he is guilty or not?

Oh, no, numbers 4 and 11 think that he's innocent. What ignorance they have, no judgement whatsoever. Now we must discuss it all over again and pass the ballots until it is unanimous. The ballot is passed around and, good, it's all over for him. He'll be sent to prison where he belongs. I can go and see my girl friend where I belong. This is the last time you'll see me in one of these predicaments.

John Shipperlee

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CARING FOR OTHERS by PETER CULHANE IC Caring for others is like caring for animals, feeding them, cleaning them and teaching them to do the right thing and not the wrong thing.

After a baby is two years old it starts to talk and walk about.

It's good to care for a person been in a car accident or some accident and has to lose a leg crippled for the rest of their has to use crutches or a wheel

who has other or is life or chair.

Some people have to spend the rest of their lives in a public hospital or a private hospital in the country or a small one in Melbourne. Some have their own nurse to help them about and feed them and do the shopping.

STORY BY KERRY McDONALD I was doing a school project on mining and I had read books on it and studied hard, but there was one thing I didn't know and that was what it would be like to be in a mine. How would it feel? I imagined how it would feel and what I would do. But I had to find out. The only way to do so was to go into one.

I went to one of the nearby minefields and looked around until I found the right mine. I took a torch and a geopogists pick into it. I went down into the mine about ICQ yards. Then I started chipping the rock until I had got what I wanted - a sample of gold. As I was walking out of the mine I tripped and fell. The mine caved in and a log fell on my head.

Then my father woke me up.

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CONFLICT by RICHARD McCLUSKEY Get out of bed you lazy thing It's time to go to school here's your pants and jumper and things it's time to go to school.

Hurry up or you'll be late And a teacher will nab you Sneaking through the school gate It's time to go to school.

You'll get detention that's what you'll get and deserve every bit All you do is lie there and sigh Now get up before you get hit it's time to go to school.

Don't talk back to me my boy or I'll get your father up and you know what he'll do if I have to wake him up it's time to go to school.

Here's your breakfast come and eat don't be hanging around all day Come and sit down on the seat Stop fiddling and do as I say it's time to go to school.

Make sure you eat all that now don't leave a scrap because there are people desparate for food but you wouldn't know that, it's time to go to school.

Here's your books now hurry up or I'll get the belt to you look you've woken your father now what will you do, it's time to go to school.

Here comes poppa you'd better go If he catches you He'll hit you good and proper it's time to go to school.

So bye for now I'll see you tonight and don't you get into another fight for if you do I'll see to you and cast you from my sight It's time to go to school.

"WHAT A DAY" The sand was a golden yellow.

The sky was a glittering white; The sea was a sparkling blue; not A whisper about, not even the sea-gulls were screaming today.

Such a lazy day!

Relaxing on the warm sand, my Mind for once, was away from thinking About office work - the atmosphere is So peaceful and all I wanted to do was To stay here all through the long hot day; Morning till night - wouldn't it be a Dream, no work, no nothing, just relaxing On the warm sand I What a day - but tomorrow my Holidays will be over and I've just...

TONY SGRO

IVICA TOMASEVIC The school was greatly saddened by the death of Ivica Tomasevic of 2H, in the September holidays this year, as the result of a car accident.

Ivica was a quiet gentle young man sincerely remembered by his teachers, especially those of the Migrant Centre who knew him best, as a gentle giant.

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This space donated by J.H. Ralph & Sons Pty. Ltd. Wholesale Butchers

190 Little Collins St., Melbourne for all your book

requirements

Tel: 63 3117

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JACK COLLINS SPORTS STORE 153 Nicholson St., Footscray 3011

For all your Sporting requirements

Special prices available for Clubs.

Phone: 68 4771

690 Geelong Rd., Brooklyn, 3025

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A.C. & K. Dibb Wool

Merchants

Cnr: Robbs and Graingers Rds., West Footscray, 3012

ELECTRICIAN R. J. W H I T E Industrial, domestic 77 Mulhall Drive, St. Albans.

Phone 396 1462

SMALL OR BIG JOBS All kinds of Concrete Work.

Garage floors. Drive ins. Verandahs, Crossing Paths.

With every job Satisfaction.

Ring V. Polini, 314 3151.

RON CUMIVIiNGS

GEOFF LANYON PLUMBER Licensed M.IVI.B.W. Prompt attention to all enquiries Spouting a specialty Phone: 68-7396 A.H. 68-5026

CARPET SERVICE Ian Beilby 10 Year's Experience

Supply Make and Lay Work Guaranteed Best Prices in Melb.

Phone: 314 5832 A/H. 57 4261

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HI-FI STEREO SERVICE for Expert Repairs in your Home GRAMS, TAPE, RECORDERS, RECORD CHANGERS AND STEREO EQUIPMENT. 7-day a week service.

All hours.

Phone 398 2413 144 Civic Parade, Altona.

KEN BLACK General Plumbing and R o o f Repairs Phone: 37-5515 or 336-1969

CARPENTERS Require weekend work. House renovations, etc.

Free quotes

Backyards or Factories Ring any time T O M & NEIL HANMER

68 5393

Ring Les 398 3625 after 5 p.m. and weekends.

C. Dobinson

LYSAGHT DURHAM C H E M I C A L CO., PTY LTD

Paint 'N' Paper * Paint * Wallpaper * Glass

General hot dip & spun galvanising

27 Paisley St., Footscray Phone 682997 (opp. Colonial Gas)

Somerville Rd., West Footscray 314 0477

Footscray Siq>erwash Car Wash Mon.-Sat. 8 a.m.-6 p.m.

Sun. 9 a.m.-l p.m.

Supergloss Hot Wax only |1.00.

Petrol 6.30 a.m.-12 midnight 7 days a week, Cnr. Beirkly St., Commercial Rd., & Geelong Rd. Telephone 68 2489.

Vanguard Real Estate 174 Barkly Street, Footscray, 3011 Telephone: 68 5158 For all Real Estate Propenties Sale or Let

TAMARA ESTATE PTY. AGENCY LTD. 34 BUCKLEY ST FOOTSCRAY

RICHARD J. KUCY,

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR D o m e s t i c and Industrial

317 7675

689 3222

all types of domestic wiring — Industrial repairs — Neon Illuminated signs Update your old

SEAL TITE INSECT SCREENS and doors Suppliers of all types of blinds and awnings.

Insect Screen Door repairs

28 Seves Street, Altona

398 3097 NI

Installations.

BATHROOM We specialise in * * * *

Tiling Bathroom Renovations One Complete Job One Bill to Pay Ring Mr. Leitman for free quote at anytime.

397 5460

PREVENT OVERSTRESSING OF VITAL COMPONENTS

RECORDS CASSETTES BORIS & CO. hi-fi supplies

TORQUE CORRECTLY with DUAL-SIGNAL

TENSION WRENCHES The operator can S E E and H E A R when the correct tension is reached.

Sizes range from 10 inch ounces to 1,000 Ft. lb.

Metric Tension Wrenches also available in popular sizes.

Enquiries for Catalogues or other Inforcaation welcome.

582 BARKLY ST., W E S T FOOTSCRAY Phone 689 2926 A/H. 68 3133

WARREN & BROWN COMPANY Proprietor: Repco Power Pty. Ltd. Division of R e p c o Limited 119 Ballarat Road., F O O T S C R A Y .

Vic. 3 0 1 1 . A U S T R A L I A .

M A N U F A C T U R E R S OF Q U A L I T Y I N D U S T R I A L A N D A U T O M O T I V E S E R V I C E T O O L S A N D EQUIPMENT.

GEORGE KINNEAR & SONS PTY. LTD.

J F THOMSON PTY L TO CURRAJONG STREET WEST FOOTSCRAY PHONE: 68-2311 Have Vacancies for Two (2) Ambitious Boys to learn an interesting and renumerative trade in high class Plate Fabrications, Welding, etc.

If interested please contact:

130 Ballarat Road Footscray 3011 Tel. 68 5201

Mr. S. Robertson (Works Manager) for Apprentice Training Scheme Successful Applicants will c o m m e n c e T r a i n i n g J a n u a r y 1974 00

FROM FRANK LANCIANA AND ROBBIE MICALE Q. Why do birds fly south?

A. Because it's too far to walk.

Q. A.

Who stalls the train?

Bad men (robbers).

Q. A.

Why did 6 cry?

7 8 9 (work that our for yourself).

Q. A.

Why do firemen wear braces?

To hold their trousers up.

Q.

Why did the boy throw the clock at the window?

Because it didn't work.

A. Q. A.

How do you stop a rabbit from digging?

Take the shovel away from him.

Q. A.

Why does a humming bird hum?

Because he doesn't know the words.

Q.

What goes ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, plop?

A man laughing his head off.

A. Q. A.

What did Tarzan say when he saw the elephants coming?

Here come the elephants.

Q. A.

Why did the chicken cross the road.

To get to the other side.

Q.

Why did the boy stand out in the middle of the road with two slices of bread?

Waiting for the traffic jam.

A. Q. A. Q. A.

If a king sits on gold, who sits on silver?

The lone ranger.

Why did the chicken cross the road softly?

Because he couldn't walk - hardly.

Q. A.

Why did the man cross the road with a gun and a knife?

To shoot across the road and cut around the corner.

THE RAT RACfi You got to live, You got to love, You got to be somebody, You got to shove.

But it's hard, really so hard.

Sometimes I feel like going down, down, down.

As I am swallowing pain.

You got to eat, You got to drink.

You got to sleep.

You got to worry.

It's so hard, really so hard.

When I don't feel like, But when it's good, so good, And when I hold you in my arms.

And look into your eyes, I feel so good.

But sometimes it's so hard, really so hard.

You got to run.

You got to hide.

You got to keep your woman satisfied.

But it's so hard, I mean really hard.

Sometimes I feel like going down, down, down, As I am swallowing my own pain.

RAY FRENCH

nothing happens on the way - like last year, when the car broke down; that fixed us up, didn't it?

Then there's the planning, where shall we go? The children say here, you say there, Âżnd you know what I say; I say let's stay home, at least we know we're going to sleep on a comfortable bed and have a tasteful meal remember last year at that boarding house, what did we pay for? A squeaky bed that you couldn't even sleep on, for food which tasted more like..., paying to be told not to bring wet clothes in, wet costumes in or sand and not to make any noise.

Holidays are just a plain straight forward nuisance.

RAIN The rain makes me happy.

Things grow quickly after the rain, I think about going mushrooming, or standing in the misty rain.

Looking up and letting the water fall softly on my face.

Trickling water on my hand.

Like little ice drops freezing together.

Dew drops bring sparkles in the dark lonely morning.

by Stephen Barnett IC

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SHORT STORY _ "BETTER HOME" TONY SGRO Holidays are just a heck of more frustration and trouble, you'll come back with so much cleaning up to do.

Then you're worrying if you hadn't forgotten anything back home and that

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"CONFLICT" - ' My definition of conflict, is when a person likes to do something and another force steps in and stops a person from doing it. Conflicts are found at home, between the parents and children. Here is an example of a conflict in a home.

"Hi mum, I had a mighty time".

"Where have you been Jim? Your father and I Have been worried sick" "What do you mean Mum? I've just been to the flicks with some mates" "But, why didn't you tell me son?

Who were the mates you were with?

Why are you wearing those clothes around still?"

"What is wrong with them Mum?" "We've been through this before Jim, now get to your room and read that book I bought you".

"But, mum.."

"Do as I say, Jim" The same situation as this arises at school. It is bad enough for Jim at home but when he gets to school it is worse.

"How ya going Bluey?"

"Alright Jim, the bell will be going soon" "There goes the bell now, come on, let's go and face old Sandwell again Blue".

"How are you today Jim?" "Okay sir" "I'm afraid Jim will have to go down to Mr. Spain and explain why you are not in uniform, and why you smell of cigarettes".

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After school Jim faces another conflict with the law.

"Son, how old are you?"

"Fifteen, officer" "I'm afraid I will have to report you to the school, for smoking and your offensive behaviour".

Wherever Jim and other teenagers go, they will always come up against a conflict. Whether it is at school, home, or just walking down the street.

by RUSSELL MEANEY HOW MUCH ADVICE SHOULD PARENTS GIVE THEIR CHILDREN? When children are young and inexperienced they would benefit greatly from adhering to the advice given by parents. They are older, wiser, and more experienced than their offspring.

When children take advice at an early age this influences their outlook and helps them to draw conclusions and views on their surroundihgs.

However, too much advice may be more of a hinderance than an aid and restrict the child completely from attaining his own outlooks. The child may become dependent upon other's advice which is not always in your best interest.

The aspects that I think parents should advise upon are the ones which aid the child who perhaps may be faltering on some decision. I think that parents should have no influence upon your deciding what occupation to undertake. It is a personal matter that can affect your whole life. It is up to you what you feel you are

best suited for and would like to do, perhaps with the assistance of a vocational guidance councillor.

On the subject of clothes, parents have absolutely no say whatsoever.

On that matter I am inclined to be influenced by friends. They would like me to be well behaved which I do as best as I can although it is usually not good enough to please entirely. Briefly, I feel that parents should openly advise children but allow it up to the child's judgement whether to take it or not.

JIM GUY

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We have stolen, we all have cheated.

We have killed, we have mained, we are dying.

We're all living by the sword, we kill for food, we have died for food.

Who can define what is right, when we are all murderers.

How we act, pure and good, but all underneath we are black and just as bad.

Can this be ultimate life, when we kill and hurt to live.

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FORM ONE CAMP, MACEDON... the first week Nott, O'Shea, Shannon lA B C G W X To the tune of Old MacDonald Had a Farm Alan Rose he had some horses Standing in a padd-ock When the students came from Footscray They all had a bad shock There was Panther with the brown spots Mother with a kick Here a kick, there a buck, Lois with a bolt, bolt All the kids were falling off At Alan Rose's farm Alan had some other animals On his camping farm All the students liked his animals And did them no harm.

A big dog here, little dog there Black sheep, wallaby.

Everywhere a chook, chook.

Lots of animals far from calm.

On Alan Rose's farm.

Alan and his wife Larain Had students up from Footscray Arrived and organized their tents On a freezing Monday.

Tent I's noise, tent 3's fire.

Tent 4 cold and tent 5 bold.

Tent 6 are as good as gold, On Alan Rose's farm.

To the tune of Oh Dear What Can the Matter Be? Oh dear what can the matter be Ward Lousana locked in the lavatory Jeffrey went in the rescue him Saturday What a relief for a week.

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Neil fed the lamb until it was bursting Malcolm could not bear to see a horse thirsting Two David's sprung. Oh dear, they were cursing And Yuri found he couldn't speak.

Oh dear, a mess in the hay Several gentlemen there did play What they were doing there we cannot say At least it's not burnt to the ground.

Kelcey and Joe kept on falling over Nagal saw something he couldn't get over Shane watched the swimming and froze in the clover With barbed wire Audley was crowned.

CHRISTMAS At Christmas I'm going back to Roses Recreational Ranch for a week. It was great last time we went. Also at Christmas my family and myself are â&#x20AC;˘going to Lakes Entrance. I don't care about not getting a present as long as I go back to the Ranch. When we were there last time I was riding a horse called Candy. She was pregnant.

When I go back at Christmas she'll probably have had her foal.

by Steven Noon

B. & D.

REPCO DYNAMICS PTY LTD

BLACKMORE

Manufacturers of Automotive and Industrial Electronic Balancing Machines Have VACANCIES for: Three (3) Fitter & Turner Apprentices (Form IV) We would like Students to contact us towards the end of November, 1973 Applicants please phone 318-1044 for Appointment Or Call at:

85 MITCHELL STREET MAIDSTONE, 3012

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We would like to interview any lad interested in taking on this profession.

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R. WILSON Ph.C. M.P.S.

LIMITED 126a ROBERTS STREET Australia's largest Textile Manufacturer Invites Inquiries from Students interested in becoming Apprentices at the Footscray

YARRAVILLE 3013

Mill

Enquiries should be directed to:

The Personnel Officer BRADMILL INDUSTRIES L I M I T E D Cnr. Parker and Moreland Streets Footscray, 3011

TELEPHONE 68 3245

COSMETICS * PRESCRIPTIONS * PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

PHONE 314 5429

Since 1953 PAINT has been our BUSINESS for Quality, Price and Service

PRISM PAINTS PTY LTD

ELECTRO PNEUMATIC INSTRUMENT SERVICES SPECIALISING IN

1 TOTTENHAM PARADE WEST FOOTSCRAY 3012

INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE OF ALL INDUSTRIAL INSTRUMENTS

PHONE 314 5545 314 6273

CALL AT 10 GANTON COURT NORTH WILLIAMSTOWN OR PHONE 391 1144

WEST FOOTSCRAY ENGINEERING WORKS PTY LTD

ANTHONY LADIES' AND MEN'S HAIR STYLIST

ANTHONY IS NOW . . .

Leave the conformity of yesterday behind . . . '73 offers a new era of change and style. Take advantage of it

G R O S S STREET WEST FOOTSCRAY

at ANTHONY'S . . . LADIES' AND MEN'S HAIR STYLIST SALON for the latest in hair styling techniques and personal attention.

BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 86A HOPKINS ST., FOOTSCRAY 6 8 9 - 1 6 3 7 .

3012 PHONE 689 1066 lO

MALOUF INDUSTRIES PTY LTD

JAMES MILLER HOLDINGS LTD. Incorporating:

Broons-Wipfli Plastics Pty. Ltd. Broons Plasweave Pty. Ltd. FRANCIS STREET, BROOKLYN TELEPHONE 314 4244 (6 Lines) STOCKISTS OF: Steel Pipe, Structural Sections, Fibreglass, Roofing Iron Etc.

ALSO Metal Stampers and Coiled Steel Slitting Experts

Custom Moulding Specialists in Plastics for Automotive, Appliance and Engineering Industries.

Industrial Containers, Housewares and Kitchenware.

Manufacturers of Woven Polyolefin Fabrics, Bags and Sacks.

Enquiries: James Miller Holdings Limited, Plastics Division, 214 Blackshaws Road, Altona North, 3025 Phone: 391 3211

With compliments Australia's leading manufacturer of modern Domestic Appliances and Plumbing fittings has vacancies as follows for Graduates and Apprentices: Tool makers Electricians Sheet Metal Workers

Fitters & Turners Gas Mechanics Ceramic Enamellers

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Please apply to the Personnel Officer,

METTERS BUILDING PRODUCTS (VIC) PTY. LTD. Gordon Street, Footscray.

Phone: 317-7026 Excellent

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