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In 1966, 18 groups of new graduates from Kelvin Grove Teachers Training College were posted to primary and secondary schools across Queensland. In a new era for education in Queensland, the system of schooling system was reorganized, higher standards of teacher preparation were to be required, high schools were created in rural areas, and innovation in curricula was about to change the face of education and with it society. It wasn't so much the formal training that prepared these graduates for their careers, but their inate abilities, enthusiasm for teaching, love of learning and commitment to children that meant they generally flourished in their new profession. This group of graduates were: (Back) Ian Staples, Ian Seib, Ross Spencer, Ian Stehbens, Don Stapleton, Colin Shields, Kurts Rhode-Bramanis; (3rd row) Rae Vanden Boogard, Greg Rieman, Randal Robertson, Peter Ridgewell, Ron Sprott, Jim Seaton, Ross Stevenson, Tony Russel, Colin Ridout, Wendy Tanner, Lesley Trevarthen; (2nd row) Val Southgate, Janet Veacock, Gwen Trickett, Lorraine Stubbs, Vene Swenson, Estelle Tippet, Mary Stuart, Carol Sologinkin, Julianne Stubbs, Joanne Swan, Terry Tully; (Front) Gaye Stuart-Nairne, Jan Tait, Dina Suceveanu, Jocelyn Storey, Robyn Stephenson, Kathy Sykes, Barbara Tate, Dian Thompson, Vera Troitsky & Oksana Tulika.
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