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No full textSlide No. 36.Peter and Jan WundersitzJanice Wundersitz (nee Hay) taught at remote schools in the Territory throughout the 1970s. She was based at Lajamanu (then Hooker Creek) for 18 months in 1969-1970
Smiling Group on Beach
No full textSlide No. 13.Peter and Jan WundersitzJanice Wundersitz (nee Hay) taught at remote schools in the Territory throughout the 1970s. She was based at Lajamanu (then Hooker Creek) for 18 months in 1969-1970
Aboriginal Children
No full textMS in blue ink At Catfish . Slide No. 8.Peter and Jan WundersitzJanice Wundersitz (nee Hay) taught at remote schools in the Territory throughout the 1970s. She was based at Lajamanu (then Hooker Creek) for 18 months in 1969-1970
Children Chasing Greasy Pig
No full textMS in blue ink Catching greasy pig at school picnic . Slide No. 21.Peter and Jan WundersitzJanice Wundersitz (nee Hay) taught at remote schools in the Territory throughout the 1970s. She was based at Lajamanu (then Hooker Creek) for 18 months in 1969-1970
Child on a Motorbike
No full textMS in blue ink Mick . Slide No. 27.Peter and Jan WundersitzJanice Wundersitz (nee Hay) taught at remote schools in the Territory throughout the 1970s. She was based at Lajamanu (then Hooker Creek) for 18 months in 1969-1970
Ball Games
No full textMS in blue ink Bamyili Sports . Slide No. 6.Peter and Jan WundersitzJanice Wundersitz (nee Hay) taught at remote schools in the Territory throughout the 1970s. She was based at Lajamanu (then Hooker Creek) for 18 months in 1969-1970
Aboriginal Boys in Ceremonial Paint
No full textMS in blue ink Boys from Bathurst Mission . Slide No. 36.Peter and Jan WundersitzJanice Wundersitz (nee Hay) taught at remote schools in the Territory throughout the 1970s. She was based at Lajamanu (then Hooker Creek) for 18 months in 1969-1970
House
No full textMS in black ink Our house at M'grida . Slide No. 8.Peter and Jan WundersitzJanice Wundersitz (nee Hay) taught at remote schools in the Territory throughout the 1970s. She was based at Lajamanu (then Hooker Creek) for 18 months in 1969-1970
Barge Landing
No full textMS in blue ink Original barge, Mil. . Slide No. 24.Peter and Jan WundersitzJanice Wundersitz (nee Hay) taught at remote schools in the Territory throughout the 1970s. She was based at Lajamanu (then Hooker Creek) for 18 months in 1969-1970
Craft Shop
No full textMS in blue ink Craft shop . Slide No. 8.Peter and Jan WundersitzJanice Wundersitz (nee Hay) taught at remote schools in the Territory throughout the 1970s. She was based at Lajamanu (then Hooker Creek) for 18 months in 1969-1970
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