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Bede Morris
Bede Morris (10 June 19272 July 1988) was an Australian immunologist. He was notable for his research into the lymphatic system, lipid metabolism, the immune system, and reproductive biology, and his pioneering use of sheep and cattle as experimental animals. ==Early life==
Morris was born in Hornsby, New South Wales, the younger of two sons of Grainger and Evelyn Jean Morris Chapple.〔 His father died in 1930, and the family moved to Emu Plains to live with Evelyn's parents. Morris attended primary school in Emu Plains, then Penrith Intermediate School and Parramatta High School. At age 15 he won a scholarship to the University of Sydney, but was too young to enrol; instead he worked as a clerk at the Metropolitan Water, Sewerage and Drainage Board for a year, and then bred poultry. In 1945, soon after turning 18, Morris enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force, but did not see active service, the war having ended while he was still in training. He was selected for officer training, but instead left the army to study veterinary science under the Commonwealth Reconstruction Training Scheme.〔〔
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