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PHOTOGRAPH: SUBIACO SENIOR SCHOOL, LOWER CLASS BOYS

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1902

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The original black and white image shows a school group of three rows of boys with their teacher, Mr Manuel. It is taken in the same spot as P85 222. The boys all wear suits and most wear boots.

Available names are listed: Back Row: _, _, Frank Eastland, _, _, _, Reg Glew, _, _, _, Leon Brodsky, _, _. Middle Row: _, _, _, _, -, _, Alan Roydhouse, _, _, _, _, _, Peter Christensen, Arthur Ribands, Percy Barblett. Seated: _, _, _, _, _, Will Baines, Norman Forbes, _, _, _, _, _, Alex Griffin. 1902

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cwa-org-43-1985.223

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Photographic Paper

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Subiaco Primary School

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Social History

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