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Radschool Association Magazine - Vol 30 Page 3 |
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Page 3 Girl.
Recently there was an impromptu meeting of readers of the RAM held at the Shamrock Hotel in Townsville and at that meeting of like minded peoples it was unanimously decided that the RAM was becoming a bit dull – a bit boring!!.
What everyone agreed was needed to brighten things up, was the inclusion of a pretty Page 3 Girl.
We agreed wholeheartedly and after a show of hands from all the red blooded male humanoids who were at that meeting, it was decided our first Page 3 Girl should be the delightful Carol Jewel.
For those that don’t know, Carol lives in Melbourne and is Laurie Lindsay’s CO. Carol was recently spotted in Townsville, at the farewell party for the old Caribou and was photographed by an astute happy snapper.
SO!!! Now that we've started with our Page 3 Girl - we need some photos. Girls, send them in ..........
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There are no words in the dictionary that rhyme with orange, purple or silver.
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55 RTC, 1965-1967
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Back row L-R: Bob Skele, Wayne Smith, Lew Jones, Stewart Hardy, Mick Sparkes, Reg Webber, Gerry Millward, _____Peckover?, Keith Hayball, _____Burrows?, Digger Rees.
Front Row L-R:: Ray Tame, Ian Collett, Ian Wilson?, Ian Brierley, ____?, Ian Tyrer, ____Sprengle?, Col Isaac, Alan Matthews?
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Wayne Smith sent us the above photo, he says: “I am pretty sure we were Frank Alley’s very first Radtech A course. I was always amazed at that time that the then Pilot Officer Alley was a qualified teacher (school type) but was leaning the electronic theory along with us. The big difference was, all the information stayed in Frank’s head and about 1% stayed with me”.
Wayne is a bit short on names, he reckons his memory has faded over the years, can anyone help fill in the gaps???
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On average, worldwide, 12 newborn babies will be given to the wrong parents every day!
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This group of pretty girls were based at Frognall in 1956.
They are, left to right: ?? ??, Pat KELLY, Lorna BAMPKIN, Betty GORDON, Margaret FOY, Audrey CULLEN. |
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Course 5A. (Can anyone tell us anything about this course?? - and what is Julia wearing???) |
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Back L-R:
Phil Moon, Helen Summers
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Val DARE, Lyn PERKINS and Lorrie PERFECT Frognall about 1966.
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The name Wendy was made up for the book "Peter Pan".
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66 Telegs. |
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Back Row, L-R: Bernie McDERMOTT, Bruce NEAVE, Col METCALF, Lionel ROSE, Bob PLATT, David ROE, Gordon BASSETT, Roy "Dutchy" HEASLIP, Ray ARLOTT Front Row L-R: Lloyd MEREDITH, Clarrie BROWN, Noel VINSON, Bruce WESTON, ?? ROBERTSON, ?? WOOD, Col "Limpy" MALLETT, Mick FARGHER
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If you place a tiny amount of liquor on a scorpion, it will instantly go mad and sting itself to death.
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20 Air Defence Controller Course. |
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Rear L-R: Don McPherson, Bob Pearce, Tony Piepers, Barry Flynn, George Crowhurst; Front L-R: Front - Dan MacFarlane, Chuck Beale, Stan Williamson, Alli George
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The first product Motorola started to develop was a record player for cars. At that time, the most popular player on the market was Victrola, so they called themselves Motorola.
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61 Radio Famil Course. |
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Left to Right: Roger O’Sullivan, Terry Houston, Terry Blake, Ken Coleman, ???, Peter Tickner, Geoff Chapman (Deceased), Graeme Ward, ?? Vincino (Absent Bob Matters)
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37 Aircraft Plotters Course. |
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Rear L-R:
Rita Darby, Marilyn Perry, Sandy Seckold and Jane Sinclair |
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35 Aircraft Plotter Course. |
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We don’t have any names, dates or wheres for this photo either – can anyone help??
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Charlie Chaplin once won third prize in a Charlie Chaplin look-alike contest.
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37 RMC. |
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Back Row L-R: Ward, Gibb, Dawson, Welch, Pitman, Wallis, Bleechmore, Heathley, Sutherland, Wyatt, Leet
Front Row: Foreman, Addison, Chambers, Ainsworth, McCleary, Mountford, Bradford, Lavender, Read, Alford.
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Sherlock Holmes NEVER said, "Elementary, my dear Watson”.
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27 RTC. |
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Back Row: Palmer J, Baker R.L, Truswell I, Wallis J.R, Dawson E.G, Addison L.R, Quinn R Front Row: Marshall D.R, Ward G.S, Bunter L, Maher A, Dennison L, Alford K.E, Irwin, R
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The Guinness Book of Records holds the record for being the book most often stolen from Public Libraries.
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