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Female Barbershop Quartet singing in Harmony; (top down) Jane Good of South Plympton; Kay Kreebbekx of Richmond; Barbara Price of Pasadena and Jackie Downes of Hallett Cove.
Sitting Pretty.
Slaughtered Daughter.
Sensational Sidewinder.
Shamrock and Thistle members Donald and Denise Alexander-Grieve of Gilles Plains.
Shake That Thang band members Mark Woodfall and Graham Lawrence.
Scarred for Life.
Shyra.
Stik.
Stumbledrunk, (left to right) David Stokes, vocals/guitar; Tony Karalus, drums and Stuart Oliver, bass/vocals.
Right: Salesian College Year 12 students (from left) Rita Bachmeyer, Christina Gabrousek, Bridget Hobbs, Fiona Dawkins, Maria Romeo and Rachel Culliver parade their colonial fashions at last week's Bicentennial gala day. 13 April 1988.
OUCH! Bridgewater Primary School students Donovan Walker and Chandice Bowles learning the Colonial way. School Ma'am Pam Sherwin gives her pupils a taste of what school was like 100 years ago during a visit from Australia's recreated Victorian Period Travelling School last week. Students and teachers dressed up in Colonial garb as part of the Bicentennial project. 3 August 1988.
Nathan Ozimek and Jessamy Babbel learn what it was like to use ink pens, as part of a Bicentennial project by the Bridgewater Primary School. 1988.
Bridgewater Primary Studetns, Angela, Craig, Josh, Lakota, Chandice, Mark and teacher Pam Sherwin, having an old fashioned sing a long, dressed in Colonial gear as part of the bicentenary. 1988.
Paul Preston, Daphne Day, Sean Edwards, Sarah Tucker and Jennie McBean getting ready for the fete at Brighton and Glenelg Community Centre. 12 October 1988.
Pam Heinrich from Brighton reading stories to school kids. 24 August 1988.
Fingers flew as Burnside Primary School children stitched a banner to wave at police re-enacting the recent Tolmer's Gold Escort which travelled from the Tollgate, down Glen Osmond Road to the City. 29 October 1986.
Jeffrey Harris cleans a few brushes after winning Burnside Bicentennial Art Show. 1988.
Burnside Primary, Martin Earl, 9 years old, Kensington Gardens. 1988.
Burnside Primary, front, Martin Earl 9 years, Kensington Gardens and Donald McLeod, 9 years, Norwood. 1988.
Burnside Primary, (Back) Donald McLeod 9 years, Norwood, Liat Mendel 9 years, Burnside, Ben Cox 9 years, Kensington Park. 1988.
Burnside Primary School students Martin and Donald hold Ben prisoner as part of the school's re-enactment of the First Fleet's epic voyage. "Travelling" in 11 carboard boxes, the schools convicts, soldiers and sailors from years 1 and 4 have just reached Rio de Janiero where they are greeted by Mr Hart's Year 3 class and fresh fruit and vegetables. The fleet's next stop is South Africa and it hopes to arrive in Australia on December 7. 29 June 1988.
Burnside Primary School students Alexis and Amy will have a permanent reminder of the Bicentennial after Burnside Mayor Jean Wickham presented them with a memento. 18 May 1988.
Doug Wright. 1988.
Stolen Waters, (left to right) Nick Romano, Luch Puopolo, Rick Leppa and Dino Lavista.
Salvation Jane band members (left to right) Kathy, keyboards; Sue, lead guitar; Karen, vocals/lead guitar; Jody, base and Rajina, drums.
Spirit.
Shake That Thang, Rockabilly Band members (left to right) Julie Anne Martin, Graham Lawrence, Mark Woolfall and Frank Dorotich.
Scandal.
