National Union of Australian University Students (NUAUS) Conference at Largs Bay, SA, January 1951

Richard ‘Dicky’ Woolcott, delegate to conference, at NUAUS encampment

NUAUS members outside encampment, including Joyce Zerfas (Evans) and Di Mogenson

Edward ‘Woods Lloyd’ Drummond

Discussion at canteen, Brian — and Alan Kennedy

Lotte Nettl, Lyle Harris and Peter Glow at the canteen

Joe Kiers at the canteen

Pub Steps, Jill Warwick, Joyce Zerfas, Val Groves, Vic Smythe

This photograph, showing students smoking and drinking outside the pub at Largs Bay, was published in an Adelaide newspaper. At the time this was considered to be immoral behaviour. Note the man in the background with his fingers up in a derogatory manner.

The names of the three women who have been identified are from left to right: Joyce Evans (nee Zerfas) photographer, Jill Warwick, deceased, (producer of TV programme “It Could Be You”) Val Groves, psychologist. I have been unable to identify the men.

NUAUS Members watch cricket game

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NUAUS members watch a cricket game

NUAUS Largs Bay conference 1951

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NUAUS Largs Bay conference 1951

NUAUS members waiting for a lift, along Sturt Hwy, NSW

NUAUS Largs Bay conference 1951

Hitch-hiking home, asleep in back of truck

Playing cricket along the Sturt Hwy, near Euston, NSW

We waited on the Sturt Highway outside Euston, NSW for a lift to Melbourne. Parts of the highway were so isolated that we played cricket on the road and waited many hours for a lift.

Persons noted are Janet Buck (Hase), Joe and Dorothy Kiers, pharmacists.