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Mel Puri (from 3rd generation Lutheran Mission family) High School, Mt HagenAustralian National University LibraryImage Papua New Guinea 1970 to 2017 Online -
Margaret - New Guinea mother, Australian father [probably daughter of Piam and Dan Leahy and niece of Mick Leahy, the first European into the Highlands - sister of Kathy. See image no. 306]Australian National University LibraryImage Papua New Guinea 1968 to 2017 Online -
Nina from Popondetta (French blood? + Papuan) at school in Badili, Pt MoresbyAustralian National University LibraryImage Papua New Guinea 1968 to 2017 Online -
Parvu, near Pt MoresbyAustralian National University LibraryImage Papua New Guinea 1970 to 2017 Online -
Obelia - High School, RabaulAustralian National University LibraryImage Papua New Guinea 1970 to 2017 Online -
pupil [Erika] - Lutheran Mission High School, Lae, N.G. - will become a teacherAustralian National University LibraryImage Papua New Guinea 1970 to 2017 Online -
Roslin Peni - Goroka High SchoolAustralian National University LibraryImage Papua New Guinea 1970 to 2017 Online -
pupil [Hubertine] of Vunapope Girls' High School, near Rabaul, New BritainAustralian National University LibraryImage Papua New Guinea 1970 to 2017 Online -
Ruby from Kikori, Gulf District, Papua - School girl, Pt MoresbyAustralian National University LibraryImage Papua New Guinea 1968 to 2017 Online -
School children, Government ‘T’ School, Mt Hagen, N.GAustralian National University LibraryImage Papua New Guinea 1970 to 2017 Online -
Scholarship girl [Angela Alan] - Goroka High School, Eastern HighlandsAustralian National University LibraryImage Papua New Guinea 1970 to 2017 Online -
School girl - Government School, Angoram, Sepic [sic]Australian National University LibraryImage Papua New Guinea 1968 to 2017 Online
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