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1964
Enrolments Two football and one basketball team travelled
May-25 1964 P CARTER James Robey to Rotongaro - all teams winning.
Feb-24 1964 F2 CLARKE Christine Beverley A PTA meeting was held with 30 adults present.
Feb-24 1964 S3 CLARKE Wayne Murray They resolved to hold meeting(s) on the 4th
Oct-15 1964 P FOSTER Mark Lawrence Monday of the month.
Apr-15 1964 P HART Kevin Clayton
May-25 1964 P HOLLAND Brett Ronald August
May-25 1964 S4 JONES Murray Mr Crawford and two other members of the Board
Jun-04 1964 P LEECH Kevin Paul met the Committee to discuss a new school and its
Sep-07 1964 P MARTIN-SMITH Brenda proposed site.
Feb-18 1964 P PERE George Mr Dobson, plumber, repaired the roof of the
Feb-04 1964 P PERE Polly senior room and the District Nurse gave the
Feb-04 1964 S2 PERE Rangi second of her health talks.
Jul-13 1964 F2 PERE William Steven
September
May-26 1964 P QUIGLEY Sandra Yvonne
Apr-01 1964 S1 RAKELS Joanne The third term opened with a roll of 59.
Dec-07 1964 P RAKELS John Hermanus Mothers and Fathers Day was held on the 28th. In
front of a large crowd the girls beat the mothers at
Apr-01 1964 P RAKELS Sandra
basketball 5-4 and the boys drew with the fathers 4-
Jun-08 1964 P3 STEINER Anton Leonard
4 at soccer.
Jun-08 1964 S4 STEINER Edward Anthony
Jun-08 1964 F2 STEINER Gemma Catherine
October
Jun-08 1964 P STEINER Gerard Francis On the 15th Calf Club Day was held and included a
Jun-08 1964 S1 STEINER Gregory Peter
Pet Show. All calves were judged in the same class.
Jun-08 1964 S3 STEINER Loretta Majella
Leading - 1st Murray Jones,
Jul-07 1964 S3 THOMPSON Carolyn Jeanette
2nd James Yates,
Jul-07 1964 S1 THOMPSON Paula Rangi-o-Rere
3rd Terry Drayton.
Jul-07 1964 P THOMPSON Robert
Rearing - 1st Murray Jones,
Nov-18 1964 S4 TUMAI Margaret 2nd James Yates,
Nov-18 1964 S4 TUMAI Stanley 3rd Terry Drayton.
Nov-19 1964 P TUMAI Tuhi Type - 1st Ross Grut,
Sep-07 1964 P UNU Nan Tangiia 2nd John Quigley,
May-04 1964 P VITASOVICH (WHITE) Paul Carl 3rd James Yates.
Sep-30 1964 P WATENE Wendy Champion of Champions -
Feb-05 1964 P WILSON Jack Gene Murray Jones
Oct-12 1964 P WILSON Jack Gene Reserve Champion -
James Yates
Teachers: Mr Don Burney, Mrs Marion Bogie Mr T.Gerrand of Taupiri was the judge and the
above awards were presented by Mrs Clubb.
February The pet show was judged by Mrs Gerrand:
Mrs Bogie and Mr Burney commenced the year with Most unusual pet was won by Brian White with
a roll of 40. his piglet.
Waiterimu school visited to play softball and The best pets were Ivan White’s cat (1st), Valmay
general sports, the home team being successful. Dally’s Rooster (2nd) and David & Lorraine
Copes’ budgie (3rd).
March The PTA meeting was attended by 70 parents.
On the 9th Primer 3 to Form 2 travelled to the This number included visitors from other PTAs
Auckland Museum and the Zoological Gardens via where Mrs Walsh (advisor to the infant
Simpsons Bus. Thirty-seven children and two department) spoke on reading in the infant room.
teachers travelled. The school roll is now 63.
A working bee was help to erect a fence around the Bookshelves were erected at the back of the senior
new area obtained under lease from the Mine. room by Mr Grut and Mr Burney.
Those attending were Valentine, White, Grut, R. On the 28th Principal of Huntly College, Mr
Holland and Burney. Mrs Valentine and Mrs W. Cumming, and Mr Turton, Vocational Guidance
Burney provided morning tea. Officer of Huntly College, addressed the PTA and
the 13 parents in attendance. A discussion was
May also held on the proposed trip to Bainess.
On the 4th the second term opened with a roll of 56. November
Children in classes S3-F2 travelled to Bainess
June School, Palmerston North, for an educational visit
On the 19th the Chairman and Officers of the from the 2nd to the 7th November. Twenty-three
South Auckland Education Board visited the children travelled and Mrs Valentine acted as
school and decided to look for a more suitable site chaperone. The children raised £72 for the trip
for a new school in the future. The School themselves, the rest was supplied by the Committee.
Committee agreed to a new school. While there visits were made to the railway,
