Brothers in Arms: The Honeybun family on call-up
The Mees kids Shane (5) and Roy (3)
ABOVE AND BELOW: Budding supermodels Paula Higham, right, 9, strikes a pose with friend Michelle Kane, 10, at the family pool in Greystone Park. UPDATE: Brisbane-based Paula now enjoys a rising career in finance and works for TAFE College in coastal Cairns, off Australia's legendary Great Barrier Reef. Michelle is believed to be living in Perth, Western Australia
SIBLING PRIDE: Libby Gosnold, below, watches big sister
Cathy, above, cross the finishing line a school sports day
in the mid-70s. Both girls now have children
of their own.
Picture: William Higham
FLARE FOR FASHION: Mum Sue Gosnold takes Libby to
a seat at the sports meeting.
Pool Teaser: Johnny and Alan, sons of John and Natalie Vesty
of Greystone Park, try to forget dad - a Salisbury banker in his
day job - is in the bush on army call-up.
Picture: William Higham
PIT BOSS: Used Car dealer Tony Higham, of
Mercury Motors, Eastlea, gives son Mark, 13, a pointer or
two between races during a 1977 Bogwheeler's
meeting at Donnybrook.
UPDATE: Tony died in Brisbane, Queensland, after a
short illness in September 1997.
October 1979: Rhodes statue in Jameson Avenue watches
the sun set on his dream of Empire. The statue
is now believed to be at the National Archives building.
Picture: William Higham
TWIRLIN' GIRL: From a fast funfair ride to spinning the baton in the Bata Parade '74, this young Gwelo drum majorette proves she likes life on the move. Where is she now?
