Despite the turmoil of the war and temporary relocation to other schools, students from 1945 onwards experienced the “real beginning of the school” (Dr James, Speech Night, 1945). Prefects, school houses, green uniforms, Prospice, a choral festival, sports carnivals and the new school motto, Disco consulere aliis, all helped to create “an excellent school tone” (Roy Andrews, 1948).
Principals
1941–1947: Dr. A.V.G.James, B.A., D.Sc., Dip. Ed.
1948–1952: Mr. Roy W. Andrews, B. Sc., B. Ed.
Head Prefects
1945: Wilbur Menadue and Joyce Martyn
1946: Wilbur Menadue and Margaret Campbell
1947: John Collins and Norma Williams
1948: Alexander McLellan and Alison Harewood
1949: Geoffrey Hill and June Coppin
House Captains
Churchill
1946: Esme Nicholl and Brian Madden
1947: Esme Nicholl and Howard MacPherson
1948: June Addie and Kalaris Paizis
1949: Valma Scarce and Ian Rowsthorn
Macarthur
1946: Nora Hawke and Peter Forness
1947: Margaret Grubb and Neil Hall
1948: Valda Hogarth and Geoffrey Hall
1949: Alice Stanfield and Brian Gosman
Montgomery
1946: Margaret Clark and Max Austin
1947: June Morgan and Howard Briani
1948: Joan Collier and Robert Dumbrell
1949: Pam Keeley and Delwyn Douglas
Roosevelt
1946: Norma Williams and Ernest Ward
1947: Norma Tucker and Alan Scott
1948: Norma Tucker and David Stone
1949: Daphne Tinker and Alan Wilkinson