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J. S. Boardman

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J S Boardman is the author of a dictionary, "Wool Terms: Their Meanings Explained", published by Sydney Technical College. He studied at The Kings School, Parramatta from circa 1924-28. He later attended Yanco Agricultural High School from 1935-1940, and lectured in sheep and wool technology at Sydney Technical College circa 1972-79.

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