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Lost Mundaring and Surroundings Local History Museum > Records

Eastern Hills High School Girls Uniform

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Katharine Day

c. 1974

Historical information

The uniform belonged to (14 year old) Katharine Day who attended Eastern Hills High School from 1974 to 1977. This style of uniform was phased out in c.1975. People were asked to submit designs which were then put to a vote. It was changed to a knee length four gore skirt, which the girls made for themselves in sewing class. It was a turning point in fashion trend at the time, from 60’s mini to the 70’s midi.

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Registration number

cwa-org-217-14

Place made

Mount Helena/Mundaring Shire
WA
Australia

Year

c. 1974

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