O U R R O V I N G C A M E R A M A N

HE aboriginal people in this State are scattered over a wide area, T so far apart that many of them may never meet, but the magic camera can bring to us intimate glimpses of these people and enable us to hecome better acquainted with each other.

If you have photos at home, similar to those you see published in Dawn, send them along and thus add to, and maintain, the interest in your fellow men and women.

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Some of the Cootamundra girls, who were recently confirmed.

Some more of the confirmation class. Bock row.-Jane Moran, Pam Young, Jean Franks.

Bock row.-Valerie Wemberg. Priscilla Dennisori, Front row.-Betty Moran, Lorraine Turnbull, June Franks, Ruth Samuels, Margaret Eggins and Matron Hiscocks. Front row.-Amy Wemberg, Rita Wemberg, Nancy Hill,

Jancy Murray.

Betty Lee, Penny Packer.

From a photo album we borrowed this photo of Amos Harvey of Coffs

Harbour, taken in t h e jungle.

Joe Simon of Purfleet, one time captain of the Hawks football team.

This pretty young lass all alone in the sunshine is Estelle Williams of

Tingha.

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