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International Science School Class List Robert David Abraham Chatswood High School Australia 1967 Janice Rosemary Adams Wiley Park Girls' High Australia 1967 Jennifer Ann Alchin Heathcote High School Australia 1967 Helen Marie Allars Burwood Girls' High School Australia 1967 Helen Anderson Holy Cross College Australia 1967 Michael Edward Armstrong St Augustine's College Australia 1967 Robert Magnus Arthurson Wollongong High School Australia 1967 Catherine Ann Attard Swindells Berala Catholic Girls' Secondary School Australia 1967 Paul Balin Vaucluse Boys' High School Australia 1967 Peter Joseph Bardsley Griffith High School Australia 1967 Kristine Ann Bedford St George Girls' High School Australia 1967 James Robert Bell Barker College Australia 1967 Joseph Albert Beunen Christian Brothers' College Australia 1967 Boyd Douglas Blackwell Greystanes High Australia 1967 Mark Booth Mullumbimby High Australia 1967 Ruth Boydell New England Girls' High School Australia 1967 Alexander George Brown The King's School Australia 1967 George Joseph Bujtor St Mary's High Australia 1967 Dinah Jane Busby Ascham Australia 1967 Graham Robert Butt Jannali Boys' High Australia 1967 Ann Mary Bye Convent of Sacred Heart Australia 1967 Stephen Byrnes Macquarie Boys' High Australia 1967 Barry Michael Campbell Marist Brothers' Australia 1967 Jeffrey Carmichael Mudgee High School Australia 1967 Richard Chisholm Pittwater High School Australia 1967 Janice Anne Clyne Leeton High Australia 1967 Katherine Eve Crago Hornsby Girls' High Australia 1967 Peter Edwin Croft Plympton High Australia 1967 Thomas Peter Cromer Randwick Boys' High Australia 1967 John Curiskis Chester Hill High Australia 1967 Michael Duncan Daffey Newcastle Boys' High Australia 1967 John Edward Daley Dapto High Australia 1967 International Science School Class List Anthony Davis Marist Brothers' College Australia 1967 Robyn Elizabeth Davis S.C.E.G.G.S. Australia 1967 Peter De Heer James Ruse Agricultural High Australia 1967 David Alan Demus No School Listed United States of 1967 America Derek Allen Dixon Ingleburn High Australia 1967 Peter David Drummond Auckland Grammar School New Zealand 1967 Helen Jane Dyson Orange High United States of 1967 America Robyn-Anne East St Clare's College Australia 1967 Edina Eisikovits Strathfield Girls' High Australia 1967 Dianne Elphick Manly Girls' High Australia 1967 William Henry Evans Kogarah High Australia 1967 Patricia Fawkner St Mary's Rosebank Australia 1967 William Felbel Randwick Boys' High Australia 1967 Willy Werner Fiala Warrnambool High Australia 1967 Laurie Field Manly Boys' High Australia 1967 Michael John Field Sydney Grammar School Australia 1967 Phillip Field Hurstville Boys' High School Australia 1967 Mark Finnane De La Salle College Australia 1967 Timothy Henry Florin Knox Grammar Australia 1967 Carolyn Fox Bellingen High Australia 1967 Robyn Gail Gallagher Auburn Girls' High Australia 1967 Ellen F. Gesmer Newton South High School United States of 1967 America David Ponsonby Godden Tamworth High Australia 1967 Joy Goodacre Moorefield Girls' High Australia 1967 Timothy John Gooding Normanhurst Boys' High Australia 1967 Diane Maria Gooi St Brigids College Australia 1967 David Gossat Maroubra Bay High Australia 1967 David Graham Hall The Armidale School Australia 1967 Russell James Hanigan Young High Australia 1967 Elaine Therese Hartman Monte Sant Angelo College Australia 1967 Carolyn Heath Newcastle Girls' High Australia 1967 International Science School Class List Nola Holden Proctor Coolamon Central Australia 1967 John Holliday Blakehurst High Australia 1967 Kathryn Jennifer Horadam Armidale High Australia 1967 Kenneth House Marsden High Australia 1967 Randolph G Hudson No School Listed United States of 1967 America Michael Frank Hutchinson Camden High Australia 1967 John Douglas Hutchison Fort Street Boys' High Australia 1967 Mark Gortdon Hyman North Sydney Technical High Australia 1967 Stephen Douglas Ireland Bega High School Australia 1967 Thomas Jagtenberg Lyneham High Australia 1967 Gary Jeffery Kempsey High Australia 1967 Patricia Jessop Stiebel St Mary's College Australia 1967 Alan Stuart Jones Toowoomba Grammar Australia 1967 Roderick Owen Jones Goulburn High Australia 1967 Heath Andrew Kelly Matraville High Australia 1967 John Arthur Kennett Balgowlah Boys' High Australia 1967 Geoff Knox St Ives High Australia 1967 Vaughan Latimer Reece High Australia 1967 David Lee North Sydney Boys' High Australia 1967 Joan Lennon Cronulla High School Australia 1967 John Philip Lewis Carey Grammar Australia 1967 Christine Mary Linnegar St Anne's College Australia 1967 Marilyn Long Our Lady of Mercy, Burranear Bay. Australia 1967 Stephen Peter Longworth Coffs Harbour High Australia 1967 Robert Lugton Meadowbank Boys' High Australia 1967 Deborah Lumsdaine Cheltenham Girls' High School Australia 1967 Peter Eric Manass Birrong Boys' High Australia 1967 Enn Mannik Arthur Philip High Australia 1967 Paul Anthony McCarthy De La Salle Australia 1967 Alan Robert McClure Glen Innes High Australia 1967 George L Middleton No School Listed United States of 1967 America Ulla-Rita Miettinen Doonside High School Australia 1967 International Science School Class List Ian Robertson Miller Scotts College Australia 1967 David Charles Mitchell Sydney Boys' High Australia 1967 John Kenneth Mitchell Sydney Boys' High Australia 1967 Allan Moffatt Newcastle Boys' High School Australia 1967 Laurelle Morris Cremorne Girls' High School Australia 1967 Brett Mullan Auckland Grammar School New Zealand 1967 Vivienne Muller Picton High School Australia 1967 Jane Murray St Aloysius Girls' Australia 1967 Robert A Nado No School Listed United States of 1967 America David George Nash Parke's High Australia 1967 William F Nelson Youngstown High School United States of 1967 America Denis Sidney Nugent Marist Brothers' Benedict Australia 1967 Cathleen M O'Rourke-McGavity Los Alamos High School United States of 1967 America Kevin Douglas Olds Broken Hill High Australia 1967 Frances Pauline Orr Our Lady of Mercy, Parramatta Australia 1967 Gregory Sydney Payne Balgowlah Boys' High Australia 1967 Helen Rita Perry Cremorne Girls' High School Australia 1967 Susan Preston Casino High School Australia 1967 Phillip John Pridham Canterbury Boys' High Australia 1967 Wendy Rappeport Higgs Sydney Girls' High Australia 1967 Francis John Reid De La Salle Australia 1967 Suzanne Reid Merrifield Marsden School Australia 1967 Edwin Reynolds Woodville High Australia 1967 Cliff Rosendahl Port Macquarie High Australia 1967 Keith Roughley Northmead High Australia 1967 Jennifer Joyce Rowland Bennett North Sydney Girls' High School Australia 1967 Rowland Sammut Marist Brothers' St Gabriels Australia 1967 Marjorie Santow S.C.E.G.G.S, Darlinghurst Australia 1967 Evie Satmari Randwick Girls' High School Australia 1967 Michael Scott Launceston Grammar Australia 1967 Rodney Charles Selden North Sydney Boys' High Australia 1967 International Science School Class List Rosemary Helen Shelley Riverside Girls' High School Australia 1967 Luke Cameron Shields Belmore Boys' High School Australia 1967 John David Shillito Trinity Grammar Australia 1967 Nancy E Shoemaker Duval High School United States of 1967 America Margaret Sidoti Shanahan Bethlehem College Australia 1967 Janet Blyth Siems Woodstock P.G.S. Australia 1967 Geoffrey Des Smith St Thomas Boys' High School Australia 1967 Kenneth Leslie Smith Port Kembla High School Australia 1967 Valerie Doris Smith Swansea High School Australia 1967 James Bryer Smitham Port Hacking High School Australia 1967 Pamela Sonnabend Rosenfield Dover Heights Girls' High Australia 1967 Sylvia Jacqueline Southgate Wingham High School Australia 1967 Peter Spargo Mosman High School Australia 1967 Deborah L Stark No School Listed United States of 1967 America John Steley Hunters' Hill High School Australia 1967 Alexander Stewart Castle Hill High School Australia 1967 Jekabs Strikis Blacktown Boys' High School Australia 1967 Frances Mary Sydenham St Mary's College Australia 1967 John Charles Taylor J J Cahill Memorial High Australia 1967 Stephen Dane Thwaites Inverell High Australia 1967 Imants Tillers Sydney Technical High Australia 1967 Pamela Tippett Lismore High School Australia 1967 Peter Timothy Trend Albany Senior High Australia 1967 Lesley Tyler Newcastle Girls' High School Australia 1967 Richard John Vann Brisbane Grammar Australia 1967 Robert Ian James Vinnicombe Narwee Boys' High Australia 1967 Frank E Vogel Philips Exeter Academy United States of 1967 America Christopher Walder Cleveland Stree Boys' High School Australia 1967 Elaine Janice Walker Cowra High Australia 1967 John Ernest Walsh Christian Brothers' Australia 1967 Geoffrey Warburton Bathurst High Australia 1967 International Science School Class List Ronald Wickes Applecross Senior High Australia 1967 Gordon Wing Lun St Pius X College Australia 1967 Gabrielle Margaret Wood Abbotsleigh Girls' High School Australia 1967 Con Yiannikas Enmore Boys' High Australia 1967.
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