Photograph of Albert Park State School champions, including Frank Beaurepaire
This black and white photograph depicts four boys on the left and five girls on the right and is attached to a backing board. The boys are in swimsuits and the girls are in formal dresses. Above the photograph on the backing board is written: "Albert Park State School Champion Squadron Teams of Victoria". On or beside each of the boys is a number with the corresponding name of the person written below the image:
1. Beaurepaire, 2. L Baully, 3. R Claringbold, 4. F Stubbs. Beside each of the girls is a number with the corresponding names below; 1. Stella Carter, 2. Marysue Richardson, 3. May Cox, 4. Stella Josephs, 5. Lily Beaurepaire.
In later life Beaurepaire became a successful businessman and civic leader. During his time at Albert Park State School he demonstrated a talent for sports, particularly swimming and he represented Australia in the 1908 London Olympics.
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Object number ANMS1031
Photograph of Albert Park State School champions, including Frank Beaurepaire
This black and white photograph depicts four boys on the left and five girls on the right and is attached to a backing board. The boys are in swimsuits and the girls are in formal dresses. Above the photograph on the backing board is written: "Albert Park State School Champion Squadron Teams of Victoria". On or beside each of the boys is a number with the corresponding name of the person written below the image:
1. Beaurepaire, 2. L Baully, 3. R Claringbold, 4. F Stubbs. Beside each of the girls is a number with the corresponding names below; 1. Stella Carter, 2. Marysue Richardson, 3. May Cox, 4. Stella Josephs, 5. Lily Beaurepaire.
In later life Beaurepaire became a successful businessman and civic leader. During his time at Albert Park State School he demonstrated a talent for sports, particularly swimming and he represented Australia in the 1908 London Olympics.
The Australian National Maritime Museum undertakes research and accepts public comments that enhance the information we hold about images in our collection. If you can identify a person, vessel or landmark, write the details in the Comments box below.
Thank you for helping caption this important historical image.
Object number ANMS1031