1973 Staff photographs [formal and informal] from Greensborough Primary School No.2062. Staff names are identified on back of photo.Black and white informal group photograph and colour formal group photograph.Staff are named on back of photo.greensborough state school, greensborough primary school

White size 16 tee shirt with Illawarra Staff printed in flocked lettering across the chest. Back has no imagery.White tee shirt with black velvet writingIllawarra Staffassociation for the blind, advertising

Sepia photograph showing Staff assembled at side of Reddan Van at Warrandyte -1927"Written on back of photograph" D.Reddan's Staff picnic- Warrandyte. April, 1927

2 photographs of Peter Wood and member of staff at his graduation.peter wood, staff, graduation, students

Five photographs of groups of staff members at RVIB. Image 1 - Maree Littlepage, Christine Harding, ?? Image 2 - ? and Sandie Mackevicius Image 3 - Group photograph in driveway: Blue letters: A - Chris Headland, B - Barbara Williams, C - Ramona Mandy, D - Barbara Royce, E – Tess Rousso, F – Robyn Gale, G – Peter Cronin, H – Chris Edwards, I – Glen Morrow, J – Graeme Craig, K – Barbara McKenzie, L – Marg Harvey, M – Judy Williams, N – Len Stephens, O – Nina Sutton, P – Sherry Cunningham, Q – Marissa Depitta, R – Uli Pfisterer, S – Rosemary, T – Maree Sheehan, U – Linda Rivette, V – Rachel Grealy, W – Fiona Pelusi, X – Maree Littlepage, Y – Danielle, Z – Sophie Tzoukalis. (Between Pelusi and Stephens, Christine Harding. Green letters: A – Emma Rogers-Wilson, B – Rory Fraser, C – Gary Stinchcombe, D – Alex Zolradkovic, E – Nicola Misso, F – Mary Barron, G – Barbara, H – Kathy Lazzaro, I – Linda Morris, J – Pam McAleese. Image 4 - ?? Image 5 - Robyn Gale, ??RVIB - St Kilda Road - 1998royal victorian institute for the blind, staff

Staff exchanger hoop - Leather Bakelite and wooden prop staff. The hoop held the 'Staff’ giving authority for a locomotive or rail vehicle permission to travel over a specified section of track. The display shows the hand held type used from person to person. Hand held staffs were exchanged at low speeds or stationary. Automatic staff exchangers were also in use when a vehicle was not required to travel at low speed to exchange the staffs and were used by express trains. To exchange the 'Staff’ from the platform or signal box to the locomotive driver, the hoop was held up in the air by the person, and collected by the Drivers arm. The reverse occurred when the staff was being given by the Driver. Both exchanges may occur where one section of line ends and another commences.Historic - Railways - Staff exchanger hoop - used for person to person exchanging.Staff exchanger hoop made of Leather Bakelite and wooden prop staffpuffing billy, staff exchanger hoop

Identified by T.H. Kneen 10 June 1992 as ?, Ken Elliott (Staff), Pam Moffatt, Stephen Hughan, Peter Oppenheim (Senior Lecturer in Production and Management), John Mah.Black and white photograph. Students and Staff engaged in an outdoor class.On reverse, "Photograph by Publicity Branch Victorian Department Of Agriculture Ref. N. D.477.C." B91.374ken elliott, staff, pam moffatt, stephen hughan, peter oppenheim, lecturer, production and management, john mah, group staff and students, student outdoor class, publicity

At the end of World War II, the Federal Government decided to increase the strength of the post-war Regular Army and Cabinet gave approval for the establishment of a Staff College in Australia. On 27 February 1946, the Staff School (Australia) was re-named the Australian Staff College. Authority was given to raise the College and to locate it at Fort Queenscliff. Because the Fort was not ready for immediate occupation, a temporary home was found for the College, in June 1946, at the School of Infantry, Seymour Victoria. On 26 October 1946, the advance party of the College arrived at Fort Queenscliff and the first staff course to be conducted at the new College began in January 1947. Only in November 1979, after much thought and discussion, was it decided that the Australian Army Staff College would have a permanent home at Fort Queenscliff. On 1 January 1982, the College was renamed the Command and Staff College. This reflected the new aim of the Course which included both command and staff aspects. New support facilities were opened at Crow’s Nest Barracks in 1985 and work began in 1986 on the new instruction block at Fort Queenscliff. On 29 January 1988, the new Military Instructional Facility (MIF) was officially opened by the then Chief of the General Staff (CGS). The MIF features a lecture hall, a model room, syndicate rooms, computer centre, and library. Major rebuilding of the Officers Mess and Mess Accommodation was completed in mid-1990. By December 1996, 1224 officers had graduated from the Command and Staff College. The last course conducted under single service auspices, graduated in December 2000, thus bringing to a close a successful 62 years of Command and Staff College operation. http://www.fortqueenscliff.com.au/page11.htmWooden Plaque 15cm x 13cmAustralian Staff College Queenscliffe

Gippsland Institute of Advanced Education is a predecessor institution of Federation University Australia.Gippsland Institute of Advanced Education Staffgippsland institute of advanced education brown coal laboratory technology building, staff

(1) Group photograph of Staff/Admin Staff? (2) Group photograph of 5 women and 2 men. (1) On reverse, "Bert Daly-front row 2nd left." (2) Identified by R. Hamley Garden Instructor on reverse but handwriting hard to read: "Facing photo Judith ?A?geen, Kitty Comben, Bert Daly, Kerry Wilson, Norma Baring?, Alison Rowie? seated Rosemary Hamley." staff, bert daly, women, men, kitty comben, kerry wilson, norma baring, alison rowie, rosemary hamley, garden instructor

Staff member, possibly Principal, James Davis, showing a plant to 2 Japanese men holding notebooks.staff, plants, james davis, japanese people

Small Sepia Photograph of 10 Council Staff and Cr McCaskill (Originally image P0124)Written on back of photograph, "November, 1944. Ringwood council staff. Cr. J.K. McCaskill seated"

2 photographs of students and staff constructing the Sunken Garden after the Principal's Residence had been removed.students, staff, construction, sunken garden, principal's residence

In February 1913 the Ballarat Junior Technical School opened its doors to its 86 pupils. The old bluestone building in the grounds of the Dana Street Primary School became their temporary for eight years. In its early years the school offered only a two-year course. The first year was of a general nature giving a thorough grounding in Mathematics and Instrumental Drawing, and introducing students to the various branches of trade work. The second-year students studied for the Junior Technical Certificate and specialized in a course of their choice - either a trade (Woodwork or Fitting and Turning) or a course leading to higher studies at the School of Mines. The photograph shows the Albert Steane, the first Headmaster, with other members of Staff outside the Dana Street Primary School where the Junior Technical School first began. Black and white photograph of eight men in front of Dana Street Primary School. They are the original members staff of the Ballarat Junior Technical School. Standing left to right: Frank N. King, Harold G. Wakeling, Sam Mayo, H.Victor Maddison Sitting left to right: H.W. Malin, Albert W. Steane (Headmaster), William J. Paterson, Rex L. Cutter .1) is framed with oak mount and calligraphy.1) Staff Junior Technical School Old Building 1913-1921ballarat junior technical school, king, wakeling, mayo, maddison, malin, steane, paterson, cutter, education, school, teacher, dana street, headmaster, dana street primary school, bluestone, mathematics, instrumental drawing, woodwork, fitting and turning, junior technical certificate, school of mines, william j. paterson, albert steane, sam mayo, harold wakeling, "wendouree", dana street state school

Dorothy Allender was on Burnley Staff 1925-31 (Preceptor of the girls). She also appears in group photograph B91.103. Photograph was used in a display in the Burnley Library Nov.1995.Black and white photograph.Also photocopy. 4 female students and a female staff member dressed up, standing outside the Pavilion entrance.On reverse, "Elizabeth Grewar, Nan Wallace, Dorothy Allender, Alice Jeffery, Jessie Bloomfield March 1930."elizabeth grewar, nan wallace, dorothy allender, alice jeffery, jessie bloomfield, 1930, staff, preceptor, group staff and students, pavilion

Colour photograph of 1984 staff at Collingwood Technical School.collingwood technical school, staff, nmit

Colour photograph of Collingwood Technical School Staff 1985collingwood technical school, staff, nmit

Group photograph of Janefield Special School staff of 1982.Colour photograph of school staffjanefield, janefield special school, school staff

Group photograph of Janefield Special School staff of 1985.Colour photograph of school staffjanefield, janefield special school, school staff

Group photograph of Janefield Special School staff of 1984.Colour photograph of school staffjanefield, janefield special school, school staff