Wonthaggi Technical School (1969 - 1976)
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The life and times of the students and staff of WTS via the use of photos and stories. Wonthaggi Technical School commenced as a secondary co-education school in 1922 in McBride Ave. In 1969 Wonthaggi High School split from the Technical School and was established on a new site on South Dudley Road. In 1990 Wonthaggi Secondary College was established with McBride Ave becoming the senior campus, and South Dudley the junior campus. After 68 years of service to the community Wonthaggi Tech was no more.
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facebook.comHi everyone. This is John Coghlan's daughter Natalie.. It is with much sadness to say that a funeral for Mr John Martin Coghlan will be help in Shepparton today. 1pm at St Brendan's Shepparton. Refreshments afterwards at Princess Park Lemnos Football Club for all his family and friends. Dad died in his chair surrounded by Frances, his 5 children and 15 grandchildren. There was always part of Dad's heart left in Wonthaggi!! Rest in Paradise Dad...
Right-t-o my dear hearts, it's time for a few more life stories from students in the 1969 -1976 era at WTS. Here's a great idea ! Let's extend an invitation to Leeane Zappa and Debbie Devoogd to tell their stories after WTS. Well done, girls ! We look forward to your stories with interest.
From Maureen Ware, the 'baby' of the Ware family : 16 January 2016. Hi John, Maureen Ware, it's lovely to speak to you. I unfortunately missed the reunion, which I would have loved to attend. Whoops, I posted this before I finished. I pretty much went from Tech school to the MCG. Tony, my brother, was working there at the time on the arena staff in 1978 and I worked in admin in membership initially. Still there 37 years later, albeit not in the same role. I worked as PA to our Project Manager on the rebuild of the Southern Stand, then in our maintenance dept. And now for the past 14 years I have worked in our Events Dept which manages major events on game day, so a bit of everything and always plenty going on at the G. I have great memories of WTS and also your contribution to the school and community, including your time at Glen Alvie FC. Take care and who knows, may cross paths in the near future. Wishing you all the very best.