Police Guild Helps Enngonia Boy., Dawn - Apr 1965.
Dawn item - Pauline Ah See, Dawn - Aug 1961.
Nanima (pictures of various people at Nanima and at Nanima school), Dawn - Aug 1973.
Dawn item - Mrs Ah See, Dawn - Dec 1953.
Lions to Help Wellington Girl Through High School, Dawn - Feb 1963.
Prize winners at Nanima, Dawn - Mar 1972.
Smoke Signals (Nanima prizes awarded), Dawn - Mar 1971.
Dawn item - lass with the happy smile, Dawn - May 1958.
(Five young men pictured), Dawn - Oct 1958.
Dawn item - Holder Adams, Dawn - Apr 1961.
Dawn item - Ernest Adams, Dawn - Jun 1953.
Dawn item - Danny Adams, Dawn - May 1954.
Dawn item - Danny Adams, Dawn - Sep 1953.
Dawn item - Danny Adams, Dawn - Apr 1952.
Dawn item - Mrs Bert Adams, Dawn - Dec 1961.
Mothers to generations of Aborigines, Dawn - Nov 1970.
Dawn item - Alice Adams, Dawn - May 1961.
Dawn item - Alice Adams, Dawn - Jun 1953.
Dawn item - Alice Adams, Dawn - Jan 1953.
Summer School Was Successful, Dawn - Apr 1964.
National Tribal Council, Dawn - Apr 1971.
Aborigines Discover Advantages in Army Life, Dawn - May 1964.
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Now I’m on a daily regimen with my trainers Daryll “Showtime” Hill and Coach Shawn farmer, for me… preparation is key.AIATSIS holds the worlds largest collection dedicated to AustralianĪboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and histories. “I’ve really taken my game to a whole different level so I’m just grateful & ready, steadily preparing for this journey. During my pre-draft process I’ve been in Houston with Robert Gantt, then in LA with Coach Gideon Gamble and training with Athletic Gaines, as well as continuing to workout in Charlotte with Ultimate Athlete. Usually, you only have less than a month to get ready. I took this opportunity to tighten up my game to become better prepared. “COVID-19 has been devastating to most people but I’m no stranger to barriers and roadblocks. So he’s hit the road to prepare himself for this moment. But he knows as a small school prospect he’s got his work cut out for him. Ray finished his career as the school’s all-time leading scorer and one of the best in recent CIAA history. “This is something I’ve been working towards my whole life.” God has put me in a position to connect with people that support my dream by teaching me new skills, training with me and praying for me during this journey,” Roger said when asked about the opportunity to fulfill his NBA dream. “This opportunity is definitely a blessing for me. He’s traveled to Houston and Los Angeles for pre-draft workouts as well as getting some run at the legendary courts in Venice Beach. Since the end of the season, Roger Ray has been laser-focused on preparing himself for the NBA Draft. The Raleigh, NC native and star of the HBCU Gameday Original documentary “Garage Made” averaged 23 points and 5 assists during his senior season en route to becoming CIAA men’s basketball player of the year.
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