A photograph of Watsonia High School1972 Form 2 Group 3A photograph of Watsonia High School 1972 Form 3 Group 1watsonia high school

A photograph of Watsonia High School 1973 Form 5 Group 1Digital copy of a black and white class photowatsonia high school

A photograph of Watsonia High School 1973 Form 5 Group 1A black and white school photographwatsonia high school

Scarf and accompanying apron (85.1) were made in Needlework class Form 1 1969. They were worn during Cookery classes the following year, 1970, Form 2.Yellow linen scarf, trimmed in red rick rack and embroidered with the letters 'JW'. Scarf was made in Needlwork class Form 1, 1969 - teacher, Mrs Church - by Janie Winter. See 85.1 for accompanying apron.williamstown high school, 1969, mrs church, needlework, janie winter, apron

Provides a comprehensive list of businesses on the east side of Warrnambool’s main street in the mid 20th century. An example of school work at the time as well as contributing to local historical knowledge.A3 fawn coloured paper with numbered list of businesses handwritten in blue down left hand side and corresponding numbers positioned on coloured diagram down right hand side. Area covered is from Raglan Parade to Timor Street.Beris Henderson Form 1 Bwarrnambool, liebig street, koroit street, lava street, raglan parade, timor street

The 1950 Form 1 group became the Cohort that culminated in the formation of the School's Foundation Matriculation Class. The following account is a compilation of recollections and anecdotes of Primary and Secondary schooling prior to either leaving Box Hill High School or deciding to continue on.Incl. bibliographical references, 214 pages. The 1950 Form 1 group became the Cohort that culminated in the formation of the School's Foundation Matriculation Class. The following account is a compilation of recollections and anecdotes of Primary and Secondary schooling prior to either leaving Box Hill High School or deciding to continue on.box hill high school, high schools, high school graduates, (mr) robert l hayes

Black and white photographs of Collingwood Technical College 1972 Forms 1 and 2 studentscollingwood technical college, students, nmit

Laminated copy of a black and white photograph.from Tottenham S.S. (now Footscray Wesy Primary). Form 1 -1939 Form 5 - 1943williamstown high school, 1943, prefects

Number of parts: 35. Box of 34 specimens (glass) of crystalline form 1 missing, used in crystal growth demonstration.

Compiled by Phillip Warren when he attended Mitcham Technical School in 1966Science scrapbook compiled by Phillip Warren when he attended Mitcham Technical School, Dunlaven Road, in Form 1 in 1966.|Newspaper clippings.school, equipment, books, scrap

Black and white photographs of Preston Technical College (Girls school) Forms of 1964. From Form 1 to Form 4. See also separate record for Sports Teams, Choirs, and other groups for the year.preston technical college, preston girls technical school, students, classes, nmit

Copy of a black and photograph, laminated.1947 Form 4 Teacher Mr Finlayson Courtesy of Violet Calway (Mrs Connell) Form 1 - 1944 to Form 5 - 1948williamstown high school, 1947, class photographs, mr finlayson

Black and white photographs of Collingwood Technical School classes of 1970 - Forms 1-2. See separate record for Forms 3-5 and for School teams.collingwood technical school, students, nmit

Eleven school exercise books covering various subjects and year level at the Junior Technical School, Ballarat. (only .2, .3, .4,, .5, .8, .10 at this location) .1) Social Studies - Form 2, .2) Social Studies - Form 3, .3) English Composition - Form 1, .4) Science - Form 1, .5) Geometry - From 1, .6) Social Studies - From 4, .7) Science - Form 1, .8) Social Science - Form 3, .9) English Form 3, .10) Maths - From 2, .11) Sketch Book - Social Studies - From 2douglas rash, ballarat junior technical school, mathematics

Student handbook outlining subjects offered to Year 7 students.An annual publication, updated as regulations and subjects offered change. This gives a snapshot of Watsonia High School, Year 7, in 1985.In-school produced A4 Size booklet containing information on Year 7 (old Form 1) class subjects; curriculum books; school fees and Important Dateswatsonia high school, student handbooks, course information

Bendigo Advertiser ''the way we were'' from 2001. Old times: grade 7 (form 1) students of Camp Hill school in 1917. The clip is in a folder.newspaper, bendigo advertiser, the way we were

Laminated copy of black and white photograph. Written on the back of photoghraph: Betty Bowyer (Mrs Anderson) 1935. Form 1- 1933 - Form 4 1936. Junior Athletic Champion 1935.williamstown high school, 1935, athletic champion, betty bowyer

This book was a prize from Warrnambool High School and donated by Mrs J.P. McMeekin. Warrnambool High School was established in 1907 and merged in the 1990s with Warrnambool North Technical School to form Warrnambool College. Roy Andrews was the Head Master of Warrnambool High School from 1940 to 1947. The McMeekins were early settlers in Warrnambool with family members in the 19th century working for the Shire of Warrnambool and operating a produce store in Warrnambool. This book is of minor interest as it is connected to Warrnambool High School, the McMeekin family and Roy Andrews.This is a hard cover book of 277 pages. The cover is green with black printing on the front cover and spine. The cover is a little stained and rubbed. The bookplate on the first page has printed material and the logo of Warrnambool High School and it is pasted in. Other information on the bookplate is handwritten in black ink. ‘Form 1, Warrnambool High School, 1940, Prize awarded to Joyce …. (name obliterated), for 1st Sewing, Gift of Mrs J.P. McMeekin, R.W. Andrews, Headmaster.’ mcmeekin family, warnambool high school, roy andrews, history of warrnambool

This is a book given as a prize to Allan Scarfe in 1942 when he was in Form One at Warrnambool High School. Allan Scarfe, spelled ‘Alan’ in the book inscription, died in 2016. He was a teacher at Warrnambool High School/College for a great number of years and was an author of note. He wrote several works of non-fiction in conjunction with his wife, Wendy, and several novels, mostly crime fiction.This book is of interest because it belonged to Allan Scarfe, a resident of Warrnambool for many years, well-known as a teacher and a writer. It is also of interest as an example of the type of reading material favoured by young boys in the 1940s. This is a hard cover book of 224 pages. The cover is blue with black print on the front cover and spine and a sketch of a sailor on the spine. The dust cover is multi-coloured with sketches of scouts on the front cover and on the spine. The dust cover is ragged at the edges and torn at the bottom part of the spine. The dust cover also has lists of books published by Blackie’s Books. The book has several black and white plates scattered throughout the pages. The inscription on the first page is hand written in black ink. ‘Form 1, Warrnambool High School, 1942, Prize awarded to Alan Scarfe for 7th in Form, gift of Mr G.W. Clarke, R.W.Andrews, B.Sc., B.Ed. Headmaster.’ allan scarfe, warrnambool high school

Photographs of Golden Square High School students. The year covered is 1978 classes Form 1 Blue-1 Green-1 Maroon-1 Red- 1 Yellow and one unknown form students' photographs, golden square high school