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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH: THOMAS STREET SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM, 1961

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1961

Overview

The black and white photo shows two rows of girls in gym slips, posed outside in front of brick wall. Two girls standing at back, five seated on form in front. The girls wear short, sleeveless tunics with white socks and black sandshoes, a basketball rests at the feet of the captain in front row.
Printed above photo: 'Thomas Street School 'A' Grade Basketball Team.
Printed below photo: 'Winners Lightning Premiership, 1961' and girls names. Back row: V. Wood, S. Brown (Vice Capt.) Front: L. McNally, B. Tomney, L. Myatt (Capt.), C. Eilbeck, E. Kurtis. Museum holds original photo only.

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Registration number

cwa-org-43-1989.542

Item type

Material

Photographic Paper

Width

390 mm

Height or length

400 mm

Keywords

Year

Statement of significance

local and sporting history. Historic:

Primary significance criteria

Historic significance

Artistic or aesthetic significance

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