BSHS Staff 2010
2010A poster containing thumbnail style images of Bunbury Senior High School Staff in 2010.
Back: Kelley Anderson,Li Leng Ang,Lucia Barbetti, Vicki Barnes, Craig Bourne, Sue Boyle, Lynnette Campbell, Shelley Cantoni, Deana Carbone, Liz Chambers, Rick Charles, David Cunniffe
Sixth: Bill Curtis, Jule Dalling, Karen Davis, Ev Dowley, Amy Dyer, Jeanette Edward, Dapnee Evans, Toni Evans, Tina Garbelini, Caroline Gibbney, Jeanette Hale
Fifth: Graeme Hammond, Kieren Haslam, John Hill, Gregory Hiscox, Terence Hogan, Vicki Hughes, Maree Johnstone, Brian Jones, Toni Jones, Robyn Kenny, Debbie Landells, Ian Lockhart
Fourth: Warren Mezger, Loise Morgan. Craig Pettit (Principal), Valma Mutton, Hollie O'Connell
Third: Marie O'Donoghue, Alan Osborne, Robyn Parker, Sara Patterson, Carin Pereira, Craig Pettit, Elizabeth Poller, David Posthumus, Jill Prospero, Leanne Risdon, Leon Rose, Travis Ross
Second: Julie Russell Krebs, Russell Ryan, Colin Sheffield, Bruce Sherbome, Ron Sleight, Glenda Smith, Lucinda Smith, Melissa Spencer, Kathryn Stevens, GlenStrinberg, May Sutton, Geoff Thomson
Front: Charmaine Thorne, Sandra Trafford, Narelle Udy, Susan Unwin, Lyn vandenbroek, David Waddell,Gary Walker, Michelle Walker, Dot Wherrett, Michelle Winwood, Jenny Wolfe, Lynette Wynne, Denise Young
Absent: Susan Appleton, Evelyn Bishop, Michelle Bracken-Perks, Keith Campbell, Nicoll Davidson, Trevor Davis, Karen Edwards, Peter Fleming, Geoffrey Fortescue, Peter Gangatharan, Robert Goodlich, Geoff Kinter, Francesco Mazzella, Debbie McGinley, Trevor Muir, Nghia Nguyen, Paul Reynolds, Naomi Smith, Cassandra Traill
Planning for a Bunbury High School (BHS) began in 1917. The school was to be built on top of a sand dunes known as Boulter's Heights. The site chosen by the Minister for Education, Sir James Mitchell.
Surveying was completed in 1920. The contract to construct Bunbury High School was let on the 9th January, 1922. The contract for the school went to Totterdell & Bros. of Perth.
By the 1st October, 1922, a two-storey building comprising of 8 classrooms, 2 science laboratories and a gymnasium was completed at a cost of £15,189.00
In 1923, Bunbury High School opened with 162 students and 11 staff.
From the 1950s the school was sometimes referred to as Beachess or the Temple of Beachess. The origin of the nickname is likely to be a 'mock' sermon in the 1952 Kingia magazine entitled 'The Temple Of Beachess'.
The school's status was upgraded in 1959 and it became Bunbury Senior High School (BSHS).
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Copyright and Reference
Copyright and Reference
Acknowledgements to be made to 'Bunbury Senior High School 371'.
Source: Bunbury Senior High School 371
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