Sydney Academy - Record Yearbook (Sydney, Australia)

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Romold Noble ................ Raymond 'Peters ......... 5 Ray Pier-rynowskzi Alam Roberson .............. Mlarjorie Smith .............. Normla Splarling ............ Donlald Ward Name Ghiarles Ardelili ............ Graham Baagnell ............ Edward Beretta ............ Raymond Barrett Sheila EBIrfown ................ Elizabeth Bluehlan Reyvnold Cladogwen Gordon 1Chi1a1s1svon .. Carl -Coates ............. 'Cyril lD1aV1is ...... Murrlafy lliflewer ...... Roohelle Glau-ni ..........,... Victor Gillis ........ Wlfiitfield Grant .... Ruth Hiowatsaon ............ Judith I-Irulford .............. Marjorie Lane .... Betty -Lewis .................... Artihur Maolsaaac .... Mlalrjorie MacKenzie Christine Mlalc-Leod Donlafld 5lVlla1cMi'llan Jean MaePfherson .......... Fnank Niogy ............... , .... Donrald fNricholIsson Gwendolyn Pledge Manila Presutti .............. Peter Rlufssell ................ Theodlore Snow ............ lDorot1hy Stevenson Velma Tuba .................... Charles Wilson .............. Kieith ....... Raay ...... Bautch ..... Speed ..... Slmlitty ..... 'Norma ...... .... .... Wlardie Alias .... Mr. Bones Bags ......... Loi'l Ed ..... Ray ........... ........ Th-e 'Legs Bessie ....... Ren ...... Bud ........... Fly Boy Cy ........... Mlalble ..... Slhelly ..... Vic ........ Whit ....... Shortly ..... Jfudy ....... Wiggles Bucky ..... Art ...... .Mlag ...... 'Clh ris ..... lDIu1ok ..... Oriuell .... Sonny ..... Lanky ..... Gwen ....... The Body ZPedlr0 ....... Ted ........... Dofbby ..... Vee ...... AUIELS ..... ........- . .-....... .......- . .--.....- .........GiI'1sm Cussy ......... English ...... ....... Margie ..... ....... Blonidny .................. . Mr. J uolhn son Helen .................... First Love ............Montreal Lipstick ...... ....... Height ........ ....... H enrriettla .............. Lloyd .......... ....... Coilie ............ ....... His v11ol1n ............ . ......... Pool ......... ...... . Slleirts ....... ....... Gurls ...................... Sfclhlool 'Bins .......... Murry .................... Pat ........................ .........The old Eordl Matlh :cleass ............ lice crelalm ............ 'Dalking ...... ....... Wilson .................. Red Sox ................ New Glasgow Silennoe ................ J oyrce M .... ....... Buelah ..... Money ........ ....... Patsy ............. The nnwrnps ..... . Donnie J ............ Fear. Fosdiok Mlilltmon 7Berf1e ........ Lingan R. Bus Pier Tlheatres Eaton's ................ 77 .-...... Date them all To fbue an artist To pass Wreck tlhe -Chev. Win a horse race Go to NOTAHIIRI 'To get to Mina Ambition Lirv1e tlhere To own Ponds Tfo be a g1ilant To date her Be 'his better hialf Tfo own a car To ble manother Heifetz Beat Willie Hoppe To own la jet-pluane To fhpalve a !Ha1we1m Own Buns ICO. To g1o steady with hirn To talk all day Get a new Ford truck Sit on Mr. 'M ............ 's lap Owln Brookfields To be silent for fa, day Bsufngialow lat We-stmount Outspitclh Bairnell To relach Auoadtiia Curl Mr. IGLiIlslis' lilair To own the Diana lvllarry !Bill Be ia miser To have a. :hot-rod Masrrfy a doctor To be Ia modlell To own a beanie-ry Be on television Mlarry drivler Own back seats Mlanlage it

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comes to multiplying, each individual is a true hermophrodite, producing both male a11d female sex cells. This is the most startling fact in this situation- every individual is an egg producer. No one can imagine the destruction caus- ed by these giant snails, or theirdestructive capacity, until he has seen them. The African natives, since earliest times, have prized them as food and used their shells as containers of one kind or another. In 1577, a British tra- veler took some snails to India and let them loose near Calcutta. Their first demonstration as an agricultural pest was near Ceylon in 1900. The Japanese in Formosa imported them for food. Soon the authorities realized that the snail was completely out of control. They declare-d war on it. The Japanese carried this snail through the Pacific Islands as a source of food, during the early part of the War. The snails are not finicky about what they eat, although they are absolutely -dependent upon lime. The snails usually feed at night or on a rainy day when they are least likely to meet their enemies. During hard times, a dry spell or food shortage, they bury them- selves deep in the ground. Thus it can be seen how they can be carried on long journeys, without food or walter, and still survive. One way they are entering our country is on the salvaged War mach- ines brought from the infested areas of the Pacific. At some ports the United States Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine have set up desnailing stations, but, however, the Bureau has not the power to make it a general law in all sorts. All this, about the Achatina Fulica, has nothing directly to do with us, because the snail cannot live Where the ground temperature gets low for long periods at a time. However, what affects North America, as a Whole, does af fect us and we should follow the snail', and be ready to help to get rid of it whenever We can. 78