PAUL, David George (1939-2013)
PAUL, David George (1939-2013)
David George Paul was the son of Old Collegian, Rev Norman William Paul (1908-1989). He first went to McArthur Street State School before becoming a student at the College in 1944 and from 1955 to 1957. After playing in the 2nd Cricket XI of 1956 he became a cadet and Mackie House Monitor and a member of the Music, PFA and United Nations Committees. He was the chair of the Library Committee in 1957.
From 1968 to 2003, David taught at Scotch College, Melbourne. He had previously taught for four years at Ivanhoe Grammar School and two years in London. During the 1980s he was President of the History Teachers’ Association (Victoria) and a Chief Examiner for HSC and later VCE. He died, age 74, at home, Doncaster, on 12 June 2013.
David George Paul was the son of Old Collegian, Rev Norman William Paul (1908-1989). He first went to McArthur Street State School before becoming a student at the College in 1944 and from 1955 to 1957. After playing in the 2nd Cricket XI of 1956 he became a cadet and Mackie House Monitor and a member of the Music, PFA and United Nations Committees. He was the chair of the Library Committee in 1957.
From 1968 to 2003, David taught at Scotch College, Melbourne. He had previously taught for four years at Ivanhoe Grammar School and two years in London. During the 1980s he was President of the History Teachers’ Association (Victoria) and a Chief Examiner for HSC and later VCE. He died, age 74, at home, Doncaster, on 12 June 2013.
Source
Herald Sun (Melb) 13 June 2013. ‘Great Scot’ September, 2013. OGC 1953.