Single page photocopy (no names)

Sixth Form Students' Annual Dinner, Thursday, 7th December, 1972.Chaired jointly by Rhonda Barro and Derek Buckley. Dinner will be prepared and served by a group of members from the Ladies' Auxiliary, led by Mrs. Sloan and Mrs. Jordan and augmented by mothers of Sixth Form students.

Photocopy of typewritten order of proceedings, including Principal's Report.

Photocopy of typewritten letter dated 18th July, 1980, from B.V. Gilpin, Acting City Engineer, summarising history of Mullum Reserve in Ringwood, for Mr. S. McRoy.

Photocopy of typewritten order of proceedings, including Principal's Report. (Includes handwritten draft notations for 1981 report.)

Photocopy of typewritten order of proceedings, with names of School Captains, House Captains, and academic, sports and special award recipients.

Colour group photograph and extract copied from 1985 school magazine with list of names.

Photocopy of typewritten order of proceedings, with names of School Captains, House Captains, and SRC representatives.

Newspaper report October 1986 - Retirement of Mrs. Betty Beecroft.

Newspaper report October 1986 - Deputation to Minister for Education urging approval of major school upgrading program.

Two October 1986 newspaper reports and a cartoon - VFL umpire Don Jolley addresses school assembly and accepts donation towards fitout for spinal unit bus. Cartoon drawn by WEG, popular Australian editorial cartoonist and illustrator, William Ellis Green, a local resident of Heathmont.

Local newspaper reports from October 1986 and June 1987 - Guinness Book of World Records attempt for longest letter on the subject of peace and subsequent visit to school by recipient, Prime Minister Hawke following student invitation.Photo 17/6/87: Debbie Chandler and Richard Ball present Mr Hawke with a gift to mark his visit to the school.

Photocopy of typewritten order of proceedings, with names of School Captains, House Captains, and SRC representatives.

Photocopy of typewritten order of proceedings, with names of School Captains, Prefects, House Captains, and SRC representatives.

Newspaper report February 1987 including photograph with caption: Building works at Norwood High School are inspected by (from left) Jacqui Gysberts, Sarah Robinson, Mr lan Cathie (Education Minister), school council president Mr Max Williams, David Orbach, Inga Young, principal Mr Lou Toscano and Mrs Kay Setches (Member for Ringwood).

Newspaper report June1987 outlining 21st century planning workshop topics addressed by council president Mr Max Williams.

November 1987 advertisement inviting enrolment enquiries for the following year.Norwood has been established for 29 years and offers an outstanding traditional and broad curriculum in a caring and academic environment. • Student population approximately 1,000 (including 150 Year 12). • Languages: French, Latin, Italian & Indonesian. • Orchestra and Instrumental Training. • Drama Productions. • Extensive Physical Education and Sporting Programme. • Wide Range of V.C.E. Group 1 and Group 11 subjects. • School Uniform. • International Exchange Students. • School Chaplain. • Prefects and S.R.C. • Country Property at Gooram in the Strathbogie Ranges. • Modern Facilities Currently being further upgraded. Advertisement invites Interested parents to visit the School and/or request a Prospectus, and includes contact details for the Principal on 870 5399 for more information.

December 1987 local newspaper report on departure of Rev David McKechnie after 13 years as Norwood High School Chaplain.

December 1987 Melbourne Herald newspaper editorial by Caroline Wilson on Norwood High School's success in Lord's Taverners Champion School Cricket Competition.The North Ringwood (Norwood) school ... fostered the likes of Paul Salmon and Geoff Parker.

October 1987 local newspaper report on students' Social Service Week fundraising of $750 towards the cost of a wheelchair for Lionsbrae Elderly Citizens Hostel in Ringwood.Photo caption: Norwood High students Kristan Renkema, Andrew Strachan, Sonja Simunkovic and David Mendoza present a wheelchair to Mrs Doris Anderson.

October 1987 local newspaper report on year 7 students' staging of "mini Olympics" activities as part of history studies on ancient Greece.

August 1987 local newspaper report covering selection of year 10 student Josephine Wright to spend three months at the beginning of 1988 in France as part of Norwood High School's exchange program with foreign student participants from USA, Brazil, Switzerland, Norway and Japan.

August 1987 local newspaper report with photograph of new relieving principal, Mr Ian Macfarlane, and Mr Stan Cousens who has retired.Mr Macfarlane hopes that the appointment will be confirmed by the school council next year. The deputy principal for the past 20 years, Mr Cousens, retired on Friday after 42 years.

February 1987 local newspaper report covering address to school community by Principal, Mr Lou Toscano, regarding student expectations and social pressures.

Soft cover school magazine showing alternative covers - "Wicked Witch" and "Good Witch" editions. Winter supplement attached "Looking back on Semester One".non-fiction

Twelve-page booklet including photographs and performance dates throughout August (1987), with full list of performers and production personnel.Presentation by arrangement with Chappell & Co. (Aust.) P/L, music & lyrics by Richard Adler & Jerry Ross, book by George Abbot & Richard Bissell.

Brief 1987 report covering the Lord Taveners Champion School Cricket Competition - best Victorian schoolboy cricket team award won by Norwood, trophy presented to David Mendoza, team captain.

Order of proceedings, with names of School Captains, Prefects, House Captains, and SRC representatives.Special Guests - Mayor and Mayoress of Ringwood, Cr. J. Caffyn and Mrs. Caffyn, General Manager, Eastern Metropolital Region, Mr. Peter Cutter, President of School Council, Mr. Max Williams.

Programme, sample invitation, newspaper clippings and photograph relating to the official opening of the school's administration building, staff offices and common room.Newspaper clipping extract: "The Minister for Education, Ms Hogg, has officially opened the Norwood High School - 30 years after it started teaching students. The Minister was about to open the School;s new administration block, completed at a cost of $830,000, when she discovered the school had never been officially opened."

Ticket to Bush Dance held in the school hall on Saturday, 4th June, 1988.