Canberra students among NSW Leaving Certificate top 200 merited
Seven Canberra students placed among NSW Leaving Certificate top 200 order of merit passes, with Canberran schools including Canberra Grammar, Lyneham High, North Sydney Girls High, Fort Street and others represented. The list names Geoffrey Ian Whyte and many others, spanning Parramatta to Newcastle High Schools, with multiple girls and boys labeled among the first 20 and a broader set of county awards.
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Canberra
N.S.W
N.S.W. Department of Education
Cradock
Mark Damien
Canberra St. Aloyaing College
Milsons
Canberra_ students
Margaret Gysha Youngman
Church of England Girls Grammar School
John Roy Trowbridge
William Sharp Wilson
Telopea Park High School
Elizabeth Sutherland Lesgey
Whyte
Geoffrey Ian
Marist Brothers’ High School
Parramatta
Smith
Geoffrey Burton
James Cook
Buduls
Tze
East Hills
Focster
Robert Gabor
North’ Sydney Technical High School
Mixon
Suzanne Marydney
Girls
Neale McMullen
John Roderick
Icanberra High School
Moss
Robert
John
Canberra Grammar School
Kile
Camilla
Marastret
North Sydney Girls’ High School
Nicholls
Tan Robert
Sydney Boys
Hig School
Ooker
John Creighton
Normanhurst Boys High School
Tyler
Jennifer Anne
Fort Steed Girls High School
Havas
George
Homebush Boys' High School
Kennedy
Denise Dorothy
Doran
Jarcia Jessie
St George Girls’ High School
Moeckele
Eva Maria
Our Lady of Mercy College
Darby
Alison Jean
Fort Street Girls’ High School
Connell
John Phillip
Hungerford
Keith Normarr Gay
Richmond High School
Jennifer May
Youngman
Margaret Gytha
Church of England Girls
Grammar School
Chaffey
Lynette
Tamworth
Nolland
John Leslie
Colls Harbour High School
Austen
George Dennis
Boga
Trawbridge
John Roy
Telopen Pack
Derboy
Elia Wielske
Wollongong
Bilbie
Patricia Ans
Newcastle Girls’ High School
Burgens
Jillian Jessie
Gollan
Ine Therese
St. Catherine's College
Singleton
Falkard
Margaret Anne
Belmont High School
Seccombe
Nyid Peter
Coffs Harbour
Wilson
William —_Shayp
Noetel
Thomas William
Algis Peter
Newcastle Boys’ High School
Tandy
Paul Reginale
Tacon
David Graham
Newcastle Technical High School
Lightfoot Robyn Margaret
Wollongong High School
Westcott David Allan
Orange High School
Crago
Hugh
Grafton High School
Milles
Aleada Gillin
Taverell High School
Jelley
Barry Donald
Gosford High School
Seale
John Pat
John Pat Newcasle
Vickers
Tai Russell
Albury High School
Ball
Diany Meredith
Newcastle
Houghon
Clyde Roger
Wallongong
MreLeod Colin
Maitland Boys
Putnis
Andrew
Marist’ Brothers
Hamilton
Legge
Elizabeth Sutherland
iPower
Sandra May
Corrmal High School
James
Kathryn Ruth
Griffith High
Jones
Robert John
Marist Brothers’ Juniorate
Mittagong
Lawson
Carol Ann Nowra
iGunter
Maxwell Tonhn
Christian Brothers’ College
Farworth
Parkinson
Betty Ano
Hunter
Girls’ High
Robinson
Peter Leslie
Graham Bruce
Parkinson William = Hearty
Cessnock
Anne Carelyn
Lady Mercy College
Goulburn
McMahion
David Richard
St. Edward’s College
Gaxford
Heath
Richard Albert
Wilkinson
Wendy Constance
Ballina High School
MacMaster
Jan Mathew
Raine
James Tan
Lyneham High School
Connor
Arthur Roland
Kyogle High School
Berriman
Peres Kenneth
Tweed River High School
Bate
Marian Elizebeth
Bulli High School
Empress of Australia To Boost Sydney Tasmanian Run
Precautions were arranged as 3800 ton Empress slides from slipways into water at IL knots with 200 ton diesel engines braced for impact. Empress of Australia will serve as a regular passenger vessel between Sydney and Tasmanian ports carrying 250 passengers and 106 crew, plus 97 cars and 25 semi trailers. Governor-General's daughter Catherine Sidney will launch the Empress at Cockatoo Dock with Captain RG Parker and Archdeacon J Were present to bless the ceremony.
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Empress of Australia
Sydney
Tasmanian
Empress
Catherine Sidney
Cockatoo Dock
Cockatoo Dock and Engineering Co. Pty, Ltd
RG. Parker
Archdeacon J. Were
Navy camp invites over 40 Australian boys to Sydney area
The Navy announced a program offering more than 40 Australian boys a glimpse of life and opportunities in the service. They will attend lectures and films at the Royal Australian Naval College at Jervis Bay and visit Nowra, Garden Island, and the Sydney dockyard. The camp covers all expenses and aims to promote senior entry schemes while remaining optional for attendees. Hee lin J. Davidson of Canberra Grammar School has been selected for the course.
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Navy
Fife
Australia
Royal Austrian Naval Colies
Jervis Bay
Navland
Califlene
Naval Air Station
Nowra
Garden Island
Sydney
Nsw
Victoria
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Heelin J. Davidson
Canberra Grammar School
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