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Town of Claremont Museum > Records

STEN, THOMAS, FOURTH HEADMASTER OF PRACTISING /SCHOOL

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1939

Overview

B/W enlarged, head-and-shoulders print of Thomas Sten mounted on white card with [The Fourth Headmaster] above in old English print, and Thomas Sten/ 1939] beneath the image. A solidly built man, with dark-rimmed glases he is wearing a dark jacket with RSL badge, a white shirt and tie.

Historical information

Tom Sten was the fourth headmaster of East Claremont Practising School. Principal of Claremont Teachers' College in 1950s. Former State President of the RSL.

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cwa-org-28--12-383-

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Wednesday, 24 September, 2025

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