Magazine 1992

MANUREWA HIGH SCHOOL 1992

Mr W. Yardley rs R. Chan Mr. R. Kilgour Miss H. Cant Mrs P. Murdie V. Bleaken 11. Kilgour Katherine Yardley Sharon West: Trudy Magian

Early spring Manurewa High School, New Zealand

- Paula West Alice O'Brien Le Ngo But van Stipriaan Wendy Danks Megan Cornthwaite Leanne Elder Ray Tehana Sonia Cummings Renee Kirkland Kelly Vause Computing Dept;

PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE 1992 was another extremely successful year for Manurewa High School. The roll of 1630 students meant that space was again at a premium and there were few occasions when classrooms were empty.

However, to keep pace with the roll growth and expanding curriculum we continued to update and expand upon our buildings and equipment. 1992 saw the establishment of a Language complex with two classrooms and a resource room. Word processors were installed in another classroom, bringing to a total of five the number of classrooms with computer facilities. Planning for 1993 includes a new double classroom block which will be used as a base for English for Speakers of Other Languages courses.

During 1992 students again excelled in all their activities. Pass rates in examinations were exceptionally high and well above the national average. It was gratifying to note the increasing numbers of students participatiflg in the various national and regional competitions, for example, Science Fair,Mathex, Art exhibition, Geography quiz, Bank Mathematics competitions to list but a few areas. One of the cultural highlights of the year was the production of the school musical, "My Fair Lady". A great number of students participated in this event which gained tremendous support from the school and community.

Student leadership has been a special focus at Manurewa High School during 1992. The prefects team, ably led by Paula West and Andrew Smith, have provided student leadership from the top. They, together with the seventh form, have proved to be excellent peer support leaders and have helped in the process of establishing a very successful peer support system. This and the third form self management programme, have provided an excellent start for the over 400 third formers who commenced their secondary schooling this year. Opportunities for leadership roles have been there for those students who wish to take them. The contribution of seniors through the four student councils - Cultural, Environmental, Publicity and Sports, has been much appreciated. My thanks to all those students who have served the school so well in so many capacities during 1992.

My thanks also to the staff who have continued to provide the basis of the excellent educational opportunities which exist at Manurewa High School. A special thank you is extended for their loyalty and dedication and for their willingness to go that little extra bit further when the occasion arose. Our school staff have taken on an international look, with two teachers having been involved in international exchanges. Mr Ian Bargh, former HOD Social Studies, spent a year on exchange with Mr Allan Jeanes from Simon Langton Boys Grammar School in England; similarly Mr Warren Yardley, Senior English Teacher and Publicity Officer, spent a year on exchange with Mr Chris Davies from The Axe Valley School, Devon. Such international exchanges can only be of benefit to all concerned.

One of the strengths of Manurewa High School is the hugh range of activities that we are able to offer for students to participate in, and again, this has been made possible by staff contribution. My thanks to Mr Yardley (Editor) and to the staff and students involved in the production of this year's magazine. They have aptly captured the philosophy and spirit of the school and the diversity of school life.

Finally, I thank the groups that have s ipported the school so well during the year. In particular, the Board of Trustees, the Parent Teachers Association and the Past Pupils Association. My best wishes to those leaving school. I hope that through your time and association with Manurewa High School you have acquired the necessary skills to enable you to make a useful contribution to society.

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Greeting international visitors

MANUREWA HIGH SCHOOL - STAFF BOARD OF TRUSTEES 1992 Mr G L HOUSTON JP Mr R D HAUGH Mr R PEAKE Mrs M HEREWINI Mrs Y A WHEELER Mr K G THOMSON BA, Dip Ed, Dip Tchg Mr W R YARDLEY MA, Dip Tchg Miss J ANDERSON 1992 (to be re-elected 1993) Mrs J F HALL LTCL (CMT) TTC Ms M. LEAOA

Chairman: Deputy Chairman: Parents' Representatives: Principal: Staff Representative: Student Representative: Co-opted Members:

SENIOR ADMINISTRATION Principal: Associate Principal: Deputy Principal: Deputy Principal:

Mr K G THOMSON BA, Dip Ed, Dip Tchg Mrs E J DIXON, MEd Admin (Hons), BA, Dip Ed, TTC, Dip Tchg Mrs V M SHORTLAND, Dip PE, Dip Ed, Dip Tchg Mr P W HORNBLOW BA, Dip Ed, Dip Tchg ADMINISTRATIVE CO-ORDINATORS

Assessment Co-ordinator and Timetable: Curriculum Co-ordinator: Guidance Co-ordinator: Transition Co-ordinator:

Mr J BUTTS BSc, Dip Tchg Mr M WILLIAMS, BSc. Dip Tchg Miss L MOORE Corn Dip, T Dip T, Dip Tchg Mrs M TURNER Dip PS, IPS

HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS Accounting/Economics Art Computer Studies Drama English Experience Unit Geography Forms Five-SevenForm Level Dean History Home Economics Languages Learning Adjustment Mathematics Music Physical Education and Sports Co-ordinator Science, Horticulture and Health Shorthand/lying Social Studies Technology

Mr D MacLEOD BA, BCom, Dip Tchg Mr R KILGOUR Dip FA (Hons), Dip Tchg Mr D HARVEY BSc, Dip Sc Tchg Mrs S GRAHAM BA, Dip Tchg Mr L MARR BA (Hons) Dip Tchg Mrs E DONALDSON BA, Dip.Sp.Ed. Dip Tchg, LTCL Mr C VAN KRALINGEN MA (Hons), Dip Tchg Mr D VOISEY MA (HONS), Dip Tchg Mrs W JARVIS Adv Dip HE, TTC Mrs D PINKNEY B Ed, Dip Ed, Dip Tchg, TTC Mr M DONALDSON BA, Dip Tchg Mrs F WEATHERLY BA, Dip Tchg Mrs B BROWN LRSM (Perf, Mus.) LTCL Dip Tchg Mr T O'DEA TTC Mrs C HOWARD BSc, Dip Tchg Miss A PERJANIK PCT, IPS, Corn T Cert Miss M BRIGGS BA, Dip Tchg Mr B LANE TTC, Tc, Dip Tchg POSITIONS OF RESPONSIBILITY

Assistant to HOD Maths Assistant to HOD Accounting /Economics/ Form Level Dean Careers Advisor Chemistry Clothing English Forms Three-Five Form Level Dean Graphics and Design Guidance Counsellor Health/Junior Science

Mr A STAFFORD BSc, Dip Tchg Mrs B WATERHOUSE CTD, ACTD, Dip Tch Mr D BARGH Bsc, Dip Tchg Dr J GIFFNEY PhD, MSc (Hons) Dip Tchg ATCL Mrs E McCRYSTAL HE Dip, TTC, Dip Tchg Miss H GALLOT BA, Dip Tchg Mrs K CERNOHORSKY BEd, Dip H.Ec, Dip Tchg Mr J DUDLEY TTC, TC, Dip Tchg Mrs M COLES H Ec, T Dip, ATCL Mrs A NG WAISHING Dip HSc, Dip Tchg, TTC (on leave 1992)

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Positions of responsibility continued Horticulture Mr S HODGSON RDA, RDAT, Dip Ed Outdoor Education Mr A PARLANE BSc Overseas Students Dean Mrs G TAYLOR, BA, TTC, Dip Ed. Hd Chn Senior English and Publicity/ Form Level Dean Mr W YARDLEY MA, Dip Tchg Teacher Librarian Mr R FINLAY MA(Hons), Dip Tchg Technology Craft/Form Level Dean Mr M O'DONNELL INT (NZCD) ARCH, TTC ASSISTANT TEACHERS Mr C ALDERTON BA, Dip Tchg Mr M AYERS BA, Adv.T Cert(Elect), Dip Tchg Mrs V BLEAKEN BA, Dip Tchg Mr R BRIDGETTE TTC Mrs R CHAN BA, Dip Tchg Mrs L CHRISTIE PCT COm T Cert Miss V COLLINGS Dip Tchg, NDBE, NCB Mr P COOK TTC MR I CRAIG Adv Tr Cert, Dip Tchg, TTC Miss C DAY NCBS, NDBE, Dip Tchg Mrs C DIMERY BA, Dip Tchg Mrs J GORDON, BA, Dip Tchg Mrs B GIRDHAR, Dip H.Ec. Dip Tchg Mr I GRBIN Dip PE Mr N HACKETT MA, BA (Hons) PGCE Mrs C HAYWARD TTC Mr M HOLLIS MA Hons, Dip Tchg Mrs S IMPEY BA Dip Tchg Miss K INNES BPh Ed Dip Tchg Mrs D JENNER CTC, IPS, PCT Mrs H KILGOUR BA Dip Tchg Mrs K LAL BA Dip Ed TTC Mr R LEES MA, Dip Tchg Mrs S LESLIE Dip PE Miss P MacDOUGALL BFA, Dip Tchg Mrs B MACKAY BA Dip Tchg Prim.Cert. USA Mrs A McDOWALL BA Dip Tchg, ATCL Mrs V McLAUGHLAN TTC Mrs j MASON Mr L MENZIES TTC, MRLL Mr R METCALFE BE (Chem) MIPENZ, Dip Tchg Mr K MILLET Dip Tchg TTC Mrs L MULCAHY BA, Dip Tchg Miss R OSBORN BA, Dip Tchg Mrs S O'REILLY TTC Mr B PALMER B.E. Mr K PERRY BA Hons, Dip Ed, Dip Tchg Mr M PLATT ATC, NZTC, Dip Tchg Mr R REITER BSc, Dip Tchg, TTC Mrs J SANSON BA TTC Dip Tchg Mrs R SCHANZER B.A. Dip Tchg Mrs J SELVARAJ IPS, T Dip PS, TTC, Dip Tchg Mrs S SHAW BA, Dip Tchg Grad. Dip Teach.Lib Mr D SIMS TTC Mrs N SUMER BSc Dip Tchg (on leave 1992) Mrs J TAIT NZ AHPER Mr E WAARDENBURG M MUS (Hons) Dip Tchg Mrs N WAARDENBURG BA, LTCL (Perf) Dip Tchg Mrs E WATSON TTC Mr M WHICKMAN B.Sc, Dip Tchg ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Administrative Assistant Mrs A PALMER Executive Officer/Board Secretary Mrs J DANKS Mrs D BAIN Principal's Secretary 4

HOMAI RESOURCE ROOM Mrs J FARMER Dip Tchg, TTC Mrs A CRAWFORD Mrs K MARR ITINERANT TEACHERS Mr J Morton (Brass) Mr M Franklin (Guitar) B Mus, BA Mrs L Buchanan (Percussion) Mrs C Langabeer (Strings) B Mus. Dip Tchg Mrs C Brown (Singing) Mr J Williams (Woodwind) ANCILLARY: TEACHER AIDE Associate Principals Secretary Mrs J McGAVIN Canteen Manageress Mrs M MACLEAN Library Assistant Mrs K MIERS Library Assistant Mrs B PRICE Office Assistant Mrs J COLLINS Office Assistant Mrs J McVERRY Office Assistant Mrs J UTTING School Nurse Mrs C ANDERSON NZRN Science Technician Mrs K PRETTY Science Technician Mrs H WILSON Teacher Aide Mrs L KING CARETAKING & GROUNDS STAFF Caretaker Mr G WAKELEY Groundsperson Mrs P MOOR Groundsperson (Assistant) Mr T KEVEN

Mrs E Dixon

1992 STAFF NOTES At the start of the 1992 school year the following staff members commenced positions at Manurewa High School. Mrs R Schanzer (Art) and Mrs J Mason (Science). Mr W Yardley returned from a year's teacher exchange in England, and Mrs D Jenner took up a long term relieving position in the Accounting/Economics Department. Mrs D Cox was appointed teacher-in-charge of the Homai Visual Resource room as Mrs J Farmer was granted a year's study leave at Auckland College of Education.

During Term One a long serving staff member, Mr Graeme Slack, passed away. Mr Slack made an enormous contribution to the school in the Learning Adjustment Department, English as a Second Language, and in Careers. A tribute to Mr Slack is contained elsewhere in this

magazine. At the end of Term One Mrs Davies who had been relieving in the Home Economics Department, left to commence duties at Aorere College.

At the commencement of Term Two, Mrs B Girdhar was appointed to a position in the Home Economics Department.

Mr D Bargh was appointed Careers Advisor. Also two staff members were appointed to part time positions: Mr L Menzies (Science and Mathematics) and Mrs J Douglas (ESOL). During the term Mr B Palmer, a long serving staff member in the Mathematics Department, took sick leave and was granted six months leave of absence by the Board of Trustees. Mr K Agraval was appointed to a part time position in Mathematics.

At the end of Term Two, two teachers left on maternity leave,

Mrs N Sumer and Ms V Collings.

Mrs P Murdie left her relieving position in the Learning Adjustment Department.

At the start of Term Three, Mr H Pollock commenced duties in the Science and Biology Department; Mrs C Hayward returned to the Adjustment Learning Department, and Mrs D Jenner commenced a relieving position in the Accounting and Economics Department.

At the time of writing this report only one staff member is leaving - Mrs A Ng Waishing on a years maternity leave. Mrs V Govender has been appointed to this position.

To the staff who left during the year or who are leaving, we thank you for your contribution while you were with us and wish you every success for the future.

DEPUTY PRINCIPALS

Mrs V Shortland

Mr P Hornblow

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Mr K. Thomson

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Dr J. Giffney

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Mrs M. Coles

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Mrs S. O'Reilly and Mrs D. Pinkney

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Miss K. Innes, Mrs S. Les] and Mr I. Craig

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Mrs S. Graham

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Miss A. Perjanik

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Mr D. Macleod

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Mrs Leslie and Mr K. Mille

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Mrs V. Bleaken

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Mrs K. Cernohorsky

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Mr M. Hollis

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Mr N. Hackett

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Mr G. Wakely

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Mr P. Sims, Mr R. Finlay and Mr R. Main

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Mr C. Van Kraligen and Miss A. Briggs

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Mr N. Reiter

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Miss R. Osborn

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Miss C. Day

20. Mrs E. McCrystal and Mrs R. Chan

OBITUARY GRAEME FREDERICK SLACK 11 December 1949 - 26 April 1992 Graeme Slack was a teacher at Manurewa High School for a total of nine years. Born and educated in Christchurch, in 1967 Graeme attended Otago University where he gained a Diploma in Physical Education, and after attaining his Diploma from Christchurch Teachers College he began his teaching career in 1972 in the Physical Education Department at Manurewa High School. He became HOD, Physical Education, at St Peters School, Cambridge, in 1974 and at the end of 1975 he left there to commence his overseas travels. In 1976, after training in London and gaining a certificate in English as a Foreign Language Teacher, Graeme taught English as a second language in various countries in Europe, and spent considerable time over the next two years in schools in Portugal and Finland. He returned to New Zealand in 1978 and taught Physical Education at St Peters School, Cambridge, before becoming HOD, Learning Adjustment at St Pauls College, Ponsonby. In 1982 Graeme was appointed to Otahuhu College to establish an ESL Unit' within the school. He returned to Manurewa High School in 1984 to work in the Learning Adjustment Department becoming Head of this department in 1986. Graeme soon became renowned in our School for his expertise in teaching English as a second language.

Graeme had a great love of travel and there were few countries in the world which he had not visited.

It was this passion for travel which prompted his application for, and subsequent appointment, to become a member of a teaching team from New Zealand to take up a six months lectureship in the University of Guizhou, China, in 1990. Graeme returned to Manurewa High School in September 1990. In 1991 he was appointed Careers Adviser - a position Graeme filled with enthusiasm and dedication until his death at the end of Term 1 this year.

Amongst Graeme's many interests and skills was mastery of the culinary arts. A chef and caterer of repute, Graeme's sense of occasion, sensitivity and concern for people and their needs put him at the forefront of the catering and entertaining circle. As an enthusiastic and extremely able sports person, Graeme excelled in swimming, hockey and squash - the former two which he coached at Manurewa High School. Graeme loved his garden and his home bore testimony to his gardening expertise and skills. His sense of humour, friendliness and sensitivity made him a well-respected member of Manurewa High School Staff. Graeme was first and foremost a people person. Remembrance of his care and thoughtfulness for his family, friends, colleagues and pupils shall remain a tribute to him.

DUX 1992 PAULA WEST

DUX 1991 DAVID Le MESURIER

Paula will study science at Auckland University in 1993 with a view to possibly exploring medical research. As Head Girl, Paula has provided excellent leadership in and out of the school and all have enjoyed her company.

David is currently studying engineering at Auckland University for a Bachelor of Engineering degree. He was in fact offered a place starting in year two but declined so he would not miss any fundamental work. When he graduates he hopes to travel and to work in as many different countries as possible knowing a New Zealand degree provides a well respected educational background in any part of the world.

Paula West

At Sixth Form certificate level, she gained the high distinction of achieving six grade one passes in her subjects.

She has enjoyed netball and is an enthusiastic player of the classical guitar.

David Le Mesurier

David is a keen follower of motor racing, especially offroading and speedway. David has also enjoyed helping to build his parents' house here in Manurewa.

AUCKLAND SAVINGS BANK TOP SCHOLARS

Manurewa High ASB Top Scholars for 1991 and Mr Thomson attended a ceremony in Auckland early in October to receive regonition for their academic achievement: From left: Mr Thomson, Anne Wilson, Burnetta Van Stipriaan, Jacqui Langley, Paula West, Alice O'Brien and Sing Hong.

PREFECTS It has been a challenging, busy year for the 1992 Prefects team who have shown themselves to be highly motivated, dedicated and an extremely capable unit.

A four day trip to Rotorua started the year well- an excellent learning and team building experience. Thanks must go to Thomas Vaetoru for his Cordon Blue cookery, to Eli Weir and Ajay Parag for their musical serenades.

"The whanau" returned from the trip exhausted but ready to meet their duties with confidence, enthusiasm and a dedication which saw them through a demanding year.

The contribution of the prefects team to the school production of "My Fair Lady" helped to make the musical the success it was. Thanks and congratulations must go to the Prefects whose efforts were greatly appreciated.

Thanks must go to Mr Thomson and Mrs Dixon and the rest of the staff for their assistance . Andrew and I would like to thank the Prefects' team for all the efforts and sacrifices they made. With tremendous support for each other and oustanding team spirit, "The Whanau" have enjoyed an excellent and most successful year.

Paula West

-Paula West

Andrew Smith

Student Representative on Board of Trustees

Seventh former, Jacqui Anderson, has been voted Student Representative on the Manurewa High School Board of Trustees.

She said her aim was to hear and discuss with the students their ideas and opinions and to present these of the board for consideration.

Current issues included forms of fundraising for school teams and trips.

Manurewa High stucieni representative, Jacqui Anderson.

"I would also like to investigate the areas and facilities of our school which the student body feel needs to be improved."

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STUDENTS INTERNATIONAL Our association with overseas students was firstly with Max Michaeli from Germany and Kari Di Palma from the United States, both on long term exchange programmes. Laetitia Piras from Italy came on an intensive two month exchange.The first social event for the year was "The Dinner" to which all American Field Scholarship hosted students in the Auckland area were invited. Such was the success of this dinner that a second was held in term two. This time only the West Auckland chapter of AFS was invited as our Asian Club also came making it a truly multicultural event. This began an association that later in the term saw seven students from West Auckland hosted in Manurewa by our Students International Club organised capably by Anne Wilson. Our guests were treated to the junior dance, visiting Manukau City, Nathan Homestead, The Rock and Mineral garden and lunch at the Clevedon Wool Barn. —Burnette

Van Stipriaan

TO BRAZIL: TRACEY FISHER

TO THAILAND: SHELLEY CLARK

School life was very different beginning at 7 am and finishing at midday. This meant we could all go home and eat huge helpings of beans on rice. School uniform was jeans and T-shirt.

Most schools did not have funds to supply text books so the majority of the work was photocopied or dictated. The teachers and students had good relationships and at times the teachers were even considered friends! It was at school I met my best Brazilian friends and leant to speak fluent Portuguese.

Last year I was given the b4 opportunity I have had in my 1 so far. For 12 months I went Thailand as an American Fie Scholar.

Thailand is a tropical count: It has three seasons: really h( hot and rainy. The entire time was there the temperature d not drop below 25 degrees ai that was hot considering o school uniform was a long na' blue skirt, shoes, socks and white cotton shirt. It took me long time to get used to th custom.

Brazilians thrive on their social lives and going out is a big part of teenagers' lives. Normally we would not leave home until 11 or 12 pm and not return until the early hours. A drinking age does not exist in Brazil so anyone can buy and drink alcohol anywhere but most Brazilian teenagers do not drink. They go out to have fun, dance and meet friends.

The Thai language is tonal at I found this the hardest part my exchange but I thought the people have accepted me as of of them and it is only right should try to learn as much as can. It took me a long time b with patient friends and family, took one day at a time ar managed to overcome th hurdle.

I had the most unbelievable time of my life, met incredible people and I cannot wait until I return.

KARI DiPALMA USA Before I came to New Zealand, I basically knew that it was a tiny island floating around in the Pacific on which kiwifruit was grown.

It did not take long for me to realise that New Zealand is a beautiful, fresh country full of green pastures and cultural diversity, rainbows and sparkling beaches. And it did not take me long to grow to love and appreciate New Zealand.

Thank you to all the people who made my year in New Zealand so enjoyable, and at Manurewa High School, memorable. Thank you to all the staff and teachers for your assistance and the friends I have made, especially Bronwyn Wilson. Thank you also to my host family for treating me as part of their family right from the beginning. I will miss you all.

I know a lot of people thin Thailand is a dirty place but th . is only our ignorance as it is ho I felt before going there. It is, i fact, a place of mystery, wit hidden wonders that I hope or day I can experience again.

Max Michaeli from Germany:

Friends

FROM ITALY Lactitia Piras, Italy:

I don't understand How people can say By loving a neighbour You show the right way A man sits alone For hours on end Rejected by people Who say they were friends.

He cries out for someone To show him the way But only gets pushed at Still no one says "Hey let's go for a picnic, Or a race in the sun I'll be your friend, Let's go for a run".

I am seventeen years old and I am staying with my host family in Manukau Heights for one year. I am pleased to be allowed to go to the sixth form of Manurewa High School which totally differs from my school in Germany. Besides a greater choice of subjects and a bigger number of students in M.H.S, discipline plays a much more important role at this school here in New Zealand. We do not have school uniforms, detentions and assemblies in Germany. Nine to eleven subjects have to be chosen in my home country, which includes the compulsory subjects of Maths, German, English, another foreign language (French, Latin, Russian) and P.E. Marking is based on two exams each term (50% , 2 terms total) and another 50% oracy which is normally discussions during the period (40%) and written homework (10%). This does not mean projects and assignments, we do not have any. The first period starts at 8 o'clock in the morning and school finishes with the sixth period (or seventh) at 1.15 pm (2.05 pm) (not each subject each day). After lunch at home and two hours homework, extracurricular activities take place, normally not linked with school such as sports etc. We have to go to school on Saturdays and we do not have a school ball.

I have enjoyed myself very much here and I would like to thank all the teachers and pupils for being 1 2 so helpful.

I am 16 years old and I came from Italy to enjoy school at Manurewa High for two months.

There are many differences between the schools in Italy and the schools here in New Zealand.

In Italy, the students don't go to school from Monday to Friday, but from Monday to Saturday.

In Italy we have six periods every morning and school starts at 8 o'clock and finishes at 1:10 pm. We have only a short break at eleven o'clock and a period is only fifty minutes long. We do not have lunch at school. We have fourteen subjects: Spanish, English, French, German, Italian, Maths, Physics, Philosophy, History, Physiology, Art history, Chemistry, P.E., and Religion (but it is optional).

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MR YARDLEY IN DEVON As part of a teacher exchange scheme, I taught at The Axe Valley School, Devon, England, for a year. The experience was valuable in making new friends and to study the English education system.

The Axe Valley School has about 400 pupils from form one to form five and is located in the small town of Axminster with its 800AD church. On the main sports field there was an old army defence pill box and on the boundary anti tank structures, a reminder from World War Two. I quickly adapted to the delightful Devon accent, the pupils and the school system; and after a while I was one of the team-although some pupils kept thinking I was Australian.

They laughed at the kiwi accent.

For instance I was told I wrote with a pin, I said they wrote with a pan when after all it was a pen we were talking about.

Spring was magnificent. The deciduous trees came out in leaf making many of the narrow lanes into avenues of trees, the blue bells and daffodils appeared everywhere. Summer sun was gentle on the skin and pleasant.

Mr Yardley at The Axe Valley School

WOOLF FISHER AWARD TO MR WILLIAMS

One of the many highlights was finding the street in London where my grandfather was born in an area called Highgate.

We lived in a small village called Uplyme, two miles inland from Lyme Regis and my daughters attended a nearby comprehensive called The Woodroffe School and gained much valuable educational and social experiences. In any spare time we travelled around England, Scotland and Wales, and look forward to the day we can return.

Congratulations to M r Williams who has been awarded a Woolf Fisher Fellowship. This entitles him to study an aspect of education in Australia over a

three week period. He will take up the fellowship in 1993. Mr Williams is expected, as part of the award, to experience the life and culture of Australia.

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AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL AI group has reached another milestone. During its second year of existence members met regularly every Thursday and letters were despatched to various countries expressing concern on human rights violations.

The Urgent Action group carried out this responsibility with diligence. Even though the persons on whose behalf the appeals were made were total strangers, we rallied around and made impassioned appeals in the cause of human dignity and fundamental rights.

We were delighted to receive news of the appreciation of our efforts by the AI headquarters. It was rewarding to note that our efforts were not in vain.

We offer our sincere thanks to Mr Finlay for his guidance and encouragement which made our task pleasurable.

We hope it is not too much to expect that our growing interest in this global activity will be maintained in the years to come.

Iswari Jayanandan 7ML

ENVIROSCHOOL Seventh formers Sar Cridland and Wendy Dan visited Lincoln Cone Christchurch, in the M Holidays to attend Envirosch '92. There were 145 stude from New Zealand at the we long conference which involv seminars from Green Pea Electricorp and BP and field t i to the Department of Scien and Industrial Research, t local sewerage works, ma farms and a full day Craigeburn Forest Park.

-Wendy Danks

MODEL UNITED NATIONS ASSOCIATION When most of our friends were winding down after term one, we were deciding whether we, the official representatives of Belgium, should ally ourselves with Germany in their vain attempt to acquire supreme global power or whether to support France by maintaining Belgium's status as a neutral peace loving country.

The threat to world peace was only one of several issues MUNA presented to our assembly of 157 member states at Akaranga over that weekend.

Other issues included human rights, use of the Antarctic, right to veto at the United Nations, arms expenditure, sanctions, nuclear testing and apartheid.

The simulation exercise provided an invaluable opportunity to view global issues and make decisions from the point of view of a country other than their own and to voice opinions on social and political events.

-Alice O'Brien and Dirk Cotter 7th Form 14

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SIXTH AND SEVENTH FORM DEBATING Do you think that it's better to rule in hell than to serve in heaven? Would you like to live in the eighth state of Australia?

Do we really have a basic failure to communicate?

This year we entered into two competitions, the Auckland Association Debating competition held at McLeans College, and the Jaycee Schools Competition.

At the beginning of the year we did not entertain thoughts of being in the final of the Jaycees Competition, especially after we lost our first debate to Kings College. But all the casual discussions during lunchtimes and the unrelenting hard work that went into the preparation finally paid off. We are now in the final of the Plate competition after defeating schools like Rosehill College and Tuakau College.

Form 3 Debating The Form 3 Debating Team was formed in March this year with 13 students.

Our first debate was held at Manurewa High School against Mount Roskill. The moot was "We Should Keep Our Zoos." We took the affirmative and won the debate. Our second team contested the same moot against Macleans College and unfortunately lost the debate.

From our third debate, our team travelled, as the negative, to Penrose High School. Unfortunately we lost this debate.

For our fourth and final debate, we travelled to McAuley High School. We proved successful in this debate, although we won by only three marks.

All of the debates were interesting and challenging. We were pleased that, with a lot of co-operation and personal time from both teachers and team members, we managed to win two out of four debates.

Kate Bennett and Amanda Butler - 3SN

Debating enhances one's confidence in public speaking. It puts you in the stream of current affairs and aware of what is going on in the world. It is the foundation of future politicians, lawyers and business leaders. It's a lesson in co-operation and team work, and demands respect for other's views. We are the richer for our experience.

Our heartfelt gratitude and thanks to Mrs Rita Chan without whose tireless efforts and continued support and encouragement our achievement would not have been possible.

Team members were: Iswari Jayanandan Louise Ryan Dirk Cotter Anne Wilson Ingrid Johanson Lucy Barr Michelle Thompson Ken Kimpton Nathaniel Robson

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SIXTH FORM SHORT STORY AND POETRY COMPETITION Mrs Sanson said she did not find judging the short story competition an easy task, especially to find the "best" story.

Finally the task was completed and all stories had strong openings capturing interest, tightly controlled structures, carefully chosen vocabulary and most of all, an understanding of the genre.

First place went to Brent Barrett, 6BR, with "The Nameless", a vivid, gripping horror tale; second to Mark Simmons with "Sunday Bloody Sunday, 6GB, and Cushla MacDonald with "Gentle Woman"; third to Simon Campbell, 6GY, with The Wind in the Trees". Highly commended were "Perfect Crime" by M. Thompson and "The Waves of Life" by Cameron Mart

Darilyn Batcheldor

Brent Barrett

Mr Yardley said he enjoyed reading the poetry entries and was delighted with the images and sensitivity shown in the verse. There was a variety of themes and subjects but those particularly well done dealt with nature and love. First place went to Darilyn Batcheldor of 6LS, second to Matthew Metcalfe of 6MR and third equal to Katie Ritzema and Leanne Boxall.

A THOUGHT Seven years ago I lay in my garden I buried my face deep in sugar grass I was wrapped with baby contentment I smooth my hair, clutched my face, And laughed.

I peep at that fragment of memory, I laugh myself guiltlessly, my peach life At ten, you don't analyse emotions.

At seventeen I live already in the past.

-Samantha Holgate 6SM 16

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Music from Barcelona filled the hall as the 1992 Fashion Parade began. After several months of practice, 31 apprehensive students had been transformed into 31 confident models. Wearing clothes that ranged from casual sportswear to high fashion ball and bridalwear, the models sauntered down the catwalk.

As usual the teachers displayed their usual...uh... ummm...talents with their rock and roll item. We suggest they + stick with their teaching careers.

Some of our talented young designers displayed their creations in the Student originals section. Congratulations to Nikki Adams on winning the Design Award. Congratulations also to Natalie Colbert, Meena MacDonald and Spencer Taplin for winning scholarships to the Charlotte Anne Modelling Agency.

Jackie Clark Simone Brown Jonathan Sammons Jodene Murphy Meena McDonald Heath Valvoi

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Michelle Sturwick Patrick O'Sullivan Collette Gascoigne Emma Torrie Kirisome Sagapolutele (Sitting)

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A successful fund-raising event thanks to the Parent Aissociation and Teacher d involved. lacqui Anderson and Natalie Colbert.

Burnetta Van Stipriaan

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ANNUAL SENIOR BALL Our senior ball•was held at the Pan Pacific this year with the Egyptian theme of Heaven in Thebes. Well over 300 glamorous, well dressed students arrived (some via a stretched limo) at our plush social setting and enjoyed an evening of music, dance and supper.

Special decorations relating to the Egyptian theme were made by Kirsten Clarke, Burnetta Van Stipriaan, Alice O'Brien, Robert McGavin, Kiri Anne Dickson, Le Ngo and Thomas Vaetoru.

One special feature was the•appearance of the Television Channel Three cameras to video for the "In Focus" programme comparing the approach to the annual ball by a large city school and a smaller country school.

WALKATHON 1992 Although the weather was overcast with occasional dizzle, there was plenty of enthusiasm in the walkathon held in October.

Mr Macleod who organised the event said he was pleased with the participation. Total pledges came to $14,700, money set aside to up-date computers within the school.

Macbeth On Tuesday 11 August, 70 fifth formers from Manurewa High School went to the Herald Theatre in the Aotea Centre to experience Michael Hursts production of the Shakespearean classic Macbeth. The interpretation of the "Scottish Play" created a totally engrossing performance in which the audience were constantly taken by surprise by a cast who utilised the entire theatre as an acting space. Regrettably Fleances' unscripted fall from the scaffolding brought the performance to a close half way through the play. The ambulance was called and the eleven year old actor, Daniel Fitzgerald taken to hospital with a leg broken in two places. Our theatre-goers had living proof of the indiction of misfortune associated with the staging of Macbeth.

The following week the producer and Lady Macbeth (Donogh Rees) visited our school and provided us with many valuable insights into the issues involved in the production.

They assured us the accident was a result of 'fatigue" and

there was no need to have exorcised any "evil spirits" before the season began. Those of us lucky enough to have seen the complete performance will agree that this was an example of the very best in the Shakespearean contemporary live theatre.

H.M. Kilgour.

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Celebrating our arrival with some Valentine cheer We decorated the pavilion - our home for the year Red, white and pink - it was a sight to behold Proving from the onset, our hearts of gold They say that sweet memories are everlasting Such as sitting on the field with the stereo blasting Listening to Mark and Ajay's rap (It's only coincidence it rhymes with c p !)

But we can't forget that sad, sad day Some ....... took our stereo away The microwave soon became overused To make up for our stereo blues Smells of noodles put us in a daze But couldn't make up for those radio waves In May we were dealt a similar blow (Rachel was one that found recovery slow) When they declared " NO CAMP FOR THIS YEAR " It's understandable that we cried " it just ain't fair" In July the Ball was a breath of fresh air With lots to do before the big night drew near Nat and Pat shared with us all their moves And pretty soon we were all into those ballroom groves 20

With most of the seventh form filled with mirth Someone felt we needed to be brought down to earth Was it ? Could it be ? - our trusty dean (Otherwise known as Dr Mean) Concerned we couldn't keep our pavilion nice and neat He decided to shout us a little treat But we couldn't understand what the problem was man Our pavilion is always so spick and span !

As you can see the year has had its ups and downs We've all had our share of laughter, tears and frowns So now that we are leaving, it must be time to say " Thank God, at last - we did it - hurray " Despite how we treat the place Next year when we are gone There's no way we will forget the faces Which we have known so long.

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SCIENCE WINNERS Seventh Former, Sarah Cridland, gained first prize in the animal behaviour section in the 33rd Auckland Science Fair.

Her entry dealt with bio rhythms and was assessed best in the sixth and seventh form division. Sarah's entry went forward to the National Science Fair held in Wellington in September. Only five projects from the Auckland area were chosen.

Manurewa High had 11 projects entered with second place in the geography section going to Paul Simmons and second in electronics to Bruce Smith, both of the sixth form.

It is the end point of a task involving 1400 students from our school who produce science projects as part of the class work.

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AUCKLAND SCIENCE QUIZ In October this year all form 4 students sat a test to find the top four scientists in each class.

These teams then competed against each other in the school final which was held in the library on 8 October. The winners were Paul Marshall, Hamish McDonald, Matthew Savage and Sam Crowther of 4PY. They became our school team and on the 19 October they competed in the South Auckland zone final held this year at King's College. Turning in a very impressive performance they managed to beat all opposition to win with King's second and James Cook third.

Eight schools took part in the quiz.

-Mr R. Reiter

BIOTECHNOLOGY IN ACTION Students involved in the Environmental/Biotechnology course in action.

National Manu Korero Speech Competitions.

September 21 - 26 1992 (Hastings) Maehe Nikora represented Manurewa High School at the Regional Speech. Competition& winning first place in the junior boys section and won the " E tipu E REA " trophy. Maehe went on to represent Auckland at the National Speech Finals held at Hastings in September.

Maehe was the 10th speaker in his section. Approximately six minutes into his 12 minute speech, the time keeper rang the bell, far too early, this had a devastating effect of shattering Maehe's train of thought, sense of timing, and as a result, he broke, his mind went blank.

Courageously he completed his speech and for his strong stance, humble yet forthright delivery from such a tiny frame, Maehe was accorded the tribute of a standing ovation from the crowded house, and a personal tribute from the great respected Kaumata of Tanui 'Te Ao peehi Kara'. Although Maehe did not win the prestigious 'Te Rawiti Ihaka' taonga, he did win the hearts of all those there and without a doubt, Maehe will be back next year. Finally son, 'Ahako he iti he pounamu.' Although you are small, you are a treasure, a toangal!

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SPEECH FINALS As in past years there was a high standard in the public speaking competition. Results.Form 7: 1st Kari DiPalma 2nd Eli Weir 3rd Anne Wilson Form 6: 1st Joanna Campling 2nd Ingrid Johansen 3rd Dawn Ngaamo

Form 5: 1st Lisa Spasic 2nd Jonathon Chap 3rd Veirene Reynol Form 4: 1st Miriama Valesi 2nd Tui Manuel 3rd Garrett Wong Form 3: 1st Andrea Beesley 2nd Julie Melville-S 3rd = Shaolin Faafili Vanda Sionesi Simone Turner

BUSINESS CHALLENGE Remember all those chocolates and marshmellows we ate in term two: That was organised by the Mayell's business challenge fund raising team of sixth and seventh formers who faced a busy by fun time running a business which raised 11300

Sitting: Dirk Cotter, Anne Singh, Louise Batcheldor, Michelle Strudwick, Darilyn Batcheldor and Nick Munchkopf: Absent: Holly Cotter.

Standing: Heath Valvoi, Ga' Bisman, Julian Tatler, Lo Rowe.

FOUR YEARS AGO...

Four years ago we started attending Manurewa High fresh out of several different intermediate schools and we were put together in Miss Gallot's form class.

On Arbor Day 1988 our class donated money toward a pohutukawa tree which we planted outside C block.

Five years later those of us still at school gathered with Miss Gallot around our tree - a reminder of the '88 class.

Like the tree we planted we have grown and taken roots in this school, we have stayed together and formed some everlasting friendships and as we all move on we are symbolised by this tree.

-Le Ngo

Standing: Ajay Parag, Robert Douglas, Phillip Paterson, Patrick O'Sullivan, Miss Gallot, Wendy Danks, Burnetta Van Stipriaan, Rachel Ashton, Jacqui Anderson, Brownwyn Wilson and Jacqui Longley.

Kneeling: Anne Wilson and Alice O'Brien

CULTURAL COUNCIL Our first term activity centred on the "World Game" organised

by Mesdames Weatherly and Taylor. A group of sixth formers acted as ushers for the evening performance.

In July many helpers were needed to support the prefects' team at the annual Careers Evening. As many members were on stage in the "My fair Lady" season others assisted with Front-of-House duties over the six main performances with other 6th and 5th formers offering to fill vacancies.

Ticket sellers and ushers were organised for the term three Fashion Parade conducted by the Parent Teacher Association. Our final task involved ushering at the senior prize-giving in November.

As Chairperson I thank all the loyal members of the Steering committee and Council as a whole as well as all students who helped in projects.

Staff convenors this year were Mrs Lal, Mrs Ng Wai Shing, Miss Gallot with Mrs McLaughlan and Mrs Kilgour adding support in the drama season.

- May Tiumalu

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MAORI GROUP E NGA REO E NGA MANA E AKU WHAEA E AKU MATUA TENA KOUTOU KATOA! 1992 has had some very memorable and fun loving events for Te Ahikaroa, Manurewa High School Maori Club. In late March of 1992 Te Ahikaroa participated in the Auckland Secondary Competitions and was honoured in been placed second overall and also in the following events.

1 Te Whakaeke 3rd place 2 Te Waiata 2nd place 3 Te Poi 2nd place 4 Te Waiata-a-ringa 2nd place 5 Te Whakawatea 2nd place 6 Kakahu Wahine 2nd place Kerry Majurey was honoured to be placed first overall in Auckland for the Kai arataki wahine, Kia ora te Wahine Toa. [Tena koe e te Atua mo au manaakitanga ki a matou].

Tutors, Maehe and Ethel Nikora spent timeless hours composing songs and teaching us the old way in Maori tikanga.

Te Ahikaroa also participated at the Maori Queen's Coronation ,"TE ARIKINUI TE ATAIRANGIKAAHU", in the second week of the May school holidays. This is an occasion that we all look forward too.

Apart from the many citizenship Powhiri with Sir Barry Curtis, Te Ahikaroa entered the Waitakere Regional Competitions for Manuariki and was placed third.

On Monday 21 September through to Saturday 27 September, Te Ahikaroa went on a hikoi around Gisborne and Hastings. We were very fortunate to meet such beautiful people.(Tena Koutou mo to tautoko ki a matou). It was a TUMEKE week.

No reira e te whanau, e aku Kaumatua, e aku hoa katoa he mihi aroha tenei ki a koutou.

Kia kaha ki te ako te reo Maori me nga tikanga Maori. Ma te Atua Koutou e manaaki e tiaki i nga wa katoa.

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Conrad Herewini, Kiri-Ann Dickson and Kerry Majurey: Some of the tuakana with the group "Tumeke

The halm: Jason Dickson leads his group of warriors into the amazing journey of some of our ancestors from Hawaiki to Aotearoa. "noho noa whatitata."

COOK ISLAND GROUP Kiorana Tatou Ka to toa With the Pacific island and Maori Festival within the first three months of school the Manurewa High Cook Island Group got together almost five days every week in an attempt to perform four items for the annual event. To perfect our item which included a Kapa Rima (action song), an imene tkui (hymn), an ura pa (a drum dance) and an ute (chant and telling a story) the Cook Island Group practised before and after school. The end result was more than pleasing.

Sincere thanks for all the time and effort given along with the endless enthusiasm. Also thanks to the families and staff who helped to make this year's group so successful such as Mama Moe, Papa Kavana, and Mrs McLaughlan.

Kiorana, Te aroha rahi of Te Atua.

-Thomas Vaetoru

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PAST PUPILS ASSOCIATION After leaving High School many ex-pupils will spread out in different directions, some of you will go on to University, some to Tech, work or even overseas.

Alot of friendships grow distant not because people mean any less to you but friendships require time. Five or ten years down the line people will have changed, gained qualifications and jobs. The Past Pupils Association provides a common basis for those of you who want to keep in contact with old friends.

Rugby and whether you played for the School or not you are welcome to come along and play or provide some good loud and completely unbiased support - as long as it is for the PAST pupils.

The Past Pupils Association organises a Graduation Dinner (formerly the Leavers Dinner) at the end of each year for leaving seventh formers. This is supposed to be a fun evening for you to relax and to have a good time while the Past Pupils and the School wish you well.

Finally the Past Pupils Association is planning a Reunion Ball for 1994, we need your support and attendance.

Once a year, in late September, the Past Pupils Association has a sports day - Past Pupils vs Present Pupils. The rivalry is strong with the events having been very equally matched so far. If you played a sport at High School let us know so that you can come back and help us to humiliate the present pupils. We play Hockey, Netball, Soccer and

This year the Past Pupils had a dessert evening after the School Musical. The plan was for as many past pupils as possibly to come back on the same night, enjoy the musical and have a chance to meet and catch up with each other while enjoying the most important course of any meal - dessert.

We hope to see a large turnout at our various functions and welcome your input at all times.

Please join us at our annual A.G.M. to be held early next year, you can contact the school next year for the exact date and the Past Pupils Association can also be contacted via the school.

I would like tq extend my warmest congratulations and best wishes to all school leavers.

Chris Metcalfe (President P.P.A.]

CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP 1992 began with plans for Easter Assembly. This year main production was written one of our members, Toaila P With song, dance and acti assisted by clouds of dry ice, portrayed the Easter story t finished with a statement Lynley Cook on why she i Christian.

We met each Friday lunchti throughout the school year an variety of activities have tal place. We had a number of gt speakers including Lloyd Rani Tom Chapman, Roy Woods Steve Murray. Some of our k meetings have been organised members of the grc themselves including La Toaila, Chantelle, Destiny, An Stephanie, Julie and Clare. At beginning of term three we h " Christian Awareness We featuring Lew Meyer and of from Open Air Campaigners presented messages in vi • music, drama and speech topics like rock music, sui and religion.

Our greatest concern is lack of males in the group. C on, Christian guys. The mes of Jesus is for you too.

-Mr D. Voisey.

The Library Resource Centre When you walk into the library out of class time, most days especially at lunch, you will find yourself surrounded by activity. People are doing assignments, completing homework, consulting the catalogue on the four OPAC computers or scanning the shelves. Others are reading or relaxing. There is a queue at the photocopier and a shorter one at the desk. Busy librarians are answering questions or issuing, reserving, renewing books using computer bar-code readers and student cards. (Everyone got one this year; they serve as Library cards). Pupil librarians are active with a variety of jobs.

Their help is valued. (But why doesn't everybody put books back in the right place and leave shelves tidy?).

It is class time and the library is still busy - probably two classes with their teachers and a constant flow of visitors seeking information. More and more, people are using the resources and facilities skilfully and purposefully - library teaching staff, teachers and pupils have been working together developing research skills.

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There is a sense of relief in the workroom as the great project of cataloguing all our books onto the computer nears completion. Automation has gone well. New books, carefully selected by library staff and teachers are prepared for use the job is streamlined these days.

We are hoping that next year people will be able to use computers as well to 'consult our INNZ (Magazine article) index.

Good work, library users and library team!

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NOUMEA '92 The first week of the August Holidays saw the French trip to Noumea, New Caledonia, led by Miss Osborn. There were 17 students and five adults.

At Noumea we found we had been transferred to a different hotel but no one complained when we got there. The Surf Novotel is very impressive with two restaurants, a pool, a casino and a piano bar. Our rooms were very comfortable and most of us avoided using the mini bars in the rooms where a can of coke was $8!

After Miss Osborn made us walk 5 kilometres into town on the second day we quickly searched out the bus depot and by the end of the week we were experts in getting around town.

We went on various tours and everyone had the opportunity to Sunbathing on Amedee Island

learn a lot about Noumea and the people. Tours included a countryside tour, visits to the museum, the New Zealand consulate and the Parc Forestier.

Leisure time saw us at Kuendu Beach for sunbathing, kayaking and swimming and a day trip to the Amedee lighthouse island where we had a BBQ lunch and a concert adding to the enjoyment of lying on the beach.A few sea snakes put some off swimming...!

We had fun practising our French skills on shopkeepers. We had dinner out every night sampling some traditional French cuisine like choucroute (sour cabbage) to venison New Caledonian style, to escargots (snails) to frogs' legs.

A special thank you to all the adults involved.

-Michelle Jennings and Miss Osborn.

Our group in Noumea

LEARNING ADJUSTMENT SKI TRIP

SEVENTH FORM BIOLOGY TRIP - GOA ISLAND.

The trip was made in conjunction with the Form seven Physical Education trip to Mt Ruapehu. Only two of the pupils had been on the snow before but we were very fortunate to receive generous funding from The Hillary Commission for Sport. This covered ski hire and lift pass costs.

Early on a clear summer' morning in February, a group o 7th form biology students, a fey teachers, a principal or two an their friends headed off excited() to a protected marine reserve u the east coast, "Goat Island".

The trip was a great success and our goals of social development and mountain experience were achieved in often difficult conditions. the pupils were a credit to our school and showed they were able to draw on reserves of determination and courage in blizzard conditions.

We travelled by coach to the mountains and on day two we went to the Whakapapa Ski Field where it was raining with an uninspiring weather forecast.

Conditions worsened while we were on the chair lift and a squall passed over lowering the temperature and drenching everyone. Visibility dropped and the wind was painful. Inspite of this the pupils showed they were determined to ski and enjoyed the Happy Valley area.

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I had never been snorkellin before, like most of the othe students there, but driven on I enthusiastic teachers, th suffocating heat and Al Thomson's brave example, we a waded out rather inelegantly int the pristine waters with tul body armour of wet-suit, goggle fins and snorkel on .

It was a great day out as sunbathed and ate betwee snorkelling (what more is the to life?) and, of course, "studie marine life in it's nature environment"....as was expecte By late afternoon everyone w exhausted and sunburnt as packed up and headed off horn with the exhilarating experien fresh in our minds and vowing come back again for more.

Le Ngo 7HW.

7th Form Environmental Science Camp at Port Waikato When arriving, we were not impressed at the state of the surf club so we began a clean up.

After the clean up we all met in the dining room to organise our groups and duties. There we were out in a rural area away from school and school work, but little did we know. After lunch Mrs Sumer handed out some worksheets which we had to complete within two hours.

The worksheets included doing such things as drawing transect lines and the profile of the land.

The profile gave a good description of the sand dunes.

We arrived back to the lodge and began to do our duties. After all the duties were finished dinner was served, there was always enough for everyone and more.

After dinner we finished our worksheets while we drank milo and ate biscuits.

Next morning we were asked to go for a morning jog before we were allowed breakfast, so most of us guys were back first because we didn't want to miss out. Our next worksheet involved studying the shoreline and all the life that existed just a few centimetres below the surface. While eating our lunch, Mrs Sumer explained that we

would have to hurry to catch the low tide on the rocky shore. We studied the seaweed and animal life. Someone found a centipede about one metre long, also found were Rock Cods and many crabs.

When we arrived back to the lodge we had free time. After dinner we finished our worksheets once more and had to hand them in. That night the girls wanted to beat us guys in a game of Pictionary, they were lucky we did not cheat, that's probably why they won.

The clean up began on the final day. After everything was packed up and ready for when we leave, our final worksheet was to be completed. We were off to the bird sanctuary where we had to study the behaviour of one particular bird each, we also had to write a paragraph on any particular topic, which had to be creative. For some, this was quite difficult. I enjoyed the camp and so did many of the others, apart from having Mrs Sumer to put up with living among us guys for three days, and was very happy to go home.

We'd like to thank Mr M., Mr Rakuraku and Mrs Ng WaiShing for all their help.

By Theo Coromandel.

SEVENTH FORM HISTORY CAMP In term one the seventh form historians made most of our local history. They visited Papakura and Waiuku museums, the Alexandra Redoubt at Tuakau, Razorback Road (the former Great South Road), the Mt William Lookout as well as pa and battle sites at Meremere and Rangiriri.

The historians found the trip educational and enjoyable. All were thrilled by the antics of Michael Savage who almost concussed our head boy, Le Ngo for her "attempt" at jumping a large dugout, Alice O'Brien and her rugby slides, Andrew Smith for letting out some pigs on a farm and for the Island boys plus Shona Holling for rounding the pigs up.

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THIRD FORM CAMP - TERM ONE We all packed our gear into the two buses and took off for Waharau Camp on Monday morning. It was great going over the Bombay Hills and through all the country I hadn't seen before.

My first view of the camp set in the bush was "This is really neat." We all rushed to our cabin and I got a top bunk, then we went outside to have a look around.

Next day my group went canoeing down at some big lakes in a gravel pit. All the rest of the group had a great time but I had some difficulty fitting into a canoe so the instructor wouldn't let me go out with the others. In the afternoon it was our turn on the confidence course. This was really scary and some of the things we had to do were hard. I fell off the big rope swing but Mr Grbin and Mr Craig helped me through all the hardest ones.

That afternoon my group went sailing in the Optimist yachts down at the beach. I had a go but when I was way out in the bay the boom came over and hit me and knocked me out of the boat. Mr Grbin had to rescue me and tow my boat back to shore as I couldn't get back in.

Next morning it was our turn for the overnight camp. We all had big packs on our backs; we had to carry all our food and sleeping gear so my pack was very heavy. We tramped for five hours, up hills and down valleys, across streams and through thick bush. By the time we got to camp we were all tired and had sore feet. We had to cook our own dinner that night. I made stew and it tasted great. I had a good sleep but some of the others stayed up for most of the night. Next morning we broke camp and marched the five hours back to the cabins. Some of us went for a swim at the beach that afternoon. We all had a big party on the last night; we played games in teams with our but winning some.

The buses came next morning and we cleaned up and got back to school in the afternoon. I had a great time but couldn't wait to get home for a sleep.

Joey 3GB

BIOLOGY CAMP The moment the bus stopp Mr Parlane started to talk ab work (his favourite subjectt, to think we thought that this es going to be fun!

In the course of the we we had to run the Wahara equivalent of the New Yor Marathon in five minutes order to have breakfast. Thi who thought the teachers w joking were in for a big surpris they didn't get breakfast f three days. We didn't have ti to sunbathe on the beach were too busy counting tho damn sandflies amongst t boulders, while up to our elba in algae.

In the dead of the night, o shy unsuspecting stude heading back from the abluti block stumbled upon a pregn teacher gorging herself on left-over apple crumble in t kitchen. Little did he know was later to receive the bla for the crime.

Another student broke window by throwing a shoe menacing opossum. When as to explain his actions and tt he would have done if he were home, the heroic student, so had tried to save his cabin fri "The Opossum", replied D 0800 80 90 80...", even teacher had to laugh.

After this experience we 1; it our duty to offer advice tot year's biologists.

1. If you hate bugs or opossu don't bother coming.

2. Don't you dare put even yo hand out of your cabin wind at night - Mr Parlane 1A ALWAYS be there. (Camouflagi yourself as a tree doesn't wo either), trust us.

3. You are kidding yourself if y titink you'll be able to remerni the names of every bug in I steam. There are more bugs t numbers in the phone-book.

And finally...

4. Quadrats do hurt o\ thrown. (Ask a fish) .

Simone Brown Nikki Bentley.

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Takasaki Higashi High School Visit 11 22 August 1992 In the last two weeks of the second term, Manurewa High School hosted a visiting party of three teachers and twelve students from our sister school, Takasaki Higashi High School in Japan. During their stay, the 1 group visited the museum and ' the Expo Pavilion during which time they had an opportunity to try fishing New Zealand style.

They also were invited to watch 'My Fair Lady" with the elderly citizens of Manurewa and attended various classes in our school.

The weekend was spent with host families, spending some time experiencing a typical kiwi weekend.

During the last week, they toured Waitomo and Rotorua where they spent a night on a farm, had a meal at MacDonald's and at Whakapapa they enjoyed a morning's skiing.

The host families gathered at the school on the last Friday of term for one final "sayonara" party where we all played typical New Zealand games, sang our national songs, listened to and watched poi dancing.

They were farewelled at the airport on Saturday and were a tired, tearful but, we are sure, happy group.

The Homai Resource Room The Homai Resource Room has been an integral part of Manurewa High School since 1966. It was established because of this school's proximity to Homai College. Students who attended this Unit from other parts of New Zealand may board at Homai.

In 1992 there are 18 visually impaired and two deaf students in the unit.

The Resource Room is staffed by two teachers, Mrs Donna Cox and Miss Ann Crawford, and two teachers aides, Mrs Karen Marr and Mrs Susan Hamblyn. Mrs Hamblyn left at the end of Term 2 and her position was taken over by Miss Jacqui Wilmshurst.

The function of the Resource Room is to provide specialist support to the visually impaired students to enable them to achieve their full educational potential and meet their social needs within a mainstream school setting. This support involves braille instruction, keyboard skills, training in relevant technology, mobility,

music, daily living skills and back-up such as braille transcription, large print material, taped material, tactile material, low vision aids and specialised computer equipment.

The Resource Room also provides the students with an individual work space and storage for their equipment.

The Resource Room staff liaise closely with the teachers of Manurewa High School, in order to anticipate the needs of the students. Over the years this has established a strong partnership between the High School and Homai College.

Notable sporting achievements this year include Daniel Te'o participating in the New Zealand Wrestling Championships, Annette Jackson - Potter coming 3rd Form 4 Cross Country Championships, Cameron Marr winning the Senior Boys Swimming Championships and Mary McLeod playing for the First X1 soccer team. Anthony Horvath achieved 4th place in the Form 3 Speech Contest.

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FIFTH FORM GEOGRAPHY QUIZ We headed off for round one with Mr Perry nervous but excited about the match. We arrived at McLeans College hopeful but not expecting miracles. Sonya Kumar, Malanie Lockett, Nhuan Ha and myself, with a close finish, gained second against the home team and advanced to round two.

With a week of endless revision we were pleased to win this game which took place at Manurewa High. The real challenge was to occur at the Teachers' Praining College with the four finalist schools.

Initially, we held second position but dropped back to a close fourth but with good general knowledge we pulled back to third to finish the game with Mcleans first and Papakura High second and Rangitoto fourth.

We were proud of our achievement.

- Mark Taylor and Sonya Kumar

Careers/Transi Department With ever-inc competition for jot qualifications the need future career paths is bi more important. Alor this, many new career p are now becoming av which have brought a increasing number of t and qualifications to cater new opportunities.

The intense comp between all the t institutions for students to a multitude of similar available making choi exacting proposition.

To help students wit, decision-making, Man High School ran a C Evening with 59 infori booths covering a vari careers. Twenty-four, minute seminars introduced and these extremely popular.

As well as publicatio the various groups, a DATABASE is also avail student information. Th over 900 jobs listed and s can get up-to-date inform qualifications and q required for specific caree To help students in workforce, CV folder available, and help organizing these is pros Also available to help stud their quest to find out, about possible careers selection of videos with information.

As an introduction in requirements of the WO second year fifth form s can participate in the program, while Form 6 s can get to look at a ca their choice in the Shadowing Day. Mrs M. Turner and Bargh

FORM SIX GEOGRAPHY CAMP AT WAHARAU Our first stop en route to Waharau was Foodtown where we were greeted with the sheer bewildering incompetence that has made this country great.

After finally doing them the favour of buying their produce we arrived at the one star luxury resort they call Waharau. We unpacked our bare essentials (extra food, radios, hairdryers, fudge for Jonathon "Luke Perry looks like me' Sammons, mirrors and designer wardrobes) all the essential camping gear required to see us through the next three clays at Club Med Waharau.

After being summoned by the " Mighty Masters" we had set before us 2 years work to be completed in the next 3 days.

After a few of us regained consciousness we set about our tasks with determination dreaming only of the nourishing meal that awaited us at the end of the days rigours. The gourmet cooking which we had been promised by Chef VK turned out to be his "Spaghetti Bolognaise Special" which left us all diving for the nearest water source to cool our burning mouths. One clever student (a long blonde haired surfing type) managed to show his appreciation of the meal by making a string of spaghetti go into his mouth and reappear out of his nose.

Geo camp proved to be a change from the comforts of home for most of us. The work stressed us out and the tramping wore us out but we learned some valuable things about Geography and life. The camp was a good way to get to know each other and learn to work as a group and get work completed under pressure. Cooperation of groups was heightened at meal times as tables had to sing in order to be served dinner. All in all it was and enriching experience for all and good fun for most.

Thanks to Mr VK, Miss Briggs and Mr Perry for putting up with us all, retaining their sanity and coping with two classes of weird and wonderful students.

6th Form Certificate P.E. Camp For the second year running we went to M.E.R.0 (Marine Education and Recreation Centre) at Longbay from 14 - 18 September. 35 students attended and experienced a wide variety of activities. Being a mainly waterbased course - such activities as kayaking, canoeing, sailing and boogie boarding were ' mastered' as well as abseiling, climbing, orienteering, initiative games and the much enjoyed flying squirrel and faith leap!

Not too much can be said about the latter two, for fear of spoiling the surprise for future camps but let it be noted, they are a real blast!

This part of the course is worth 10% of final assessment and all participation was evaluated by leaders and teachers - incorporating social and practical abilities. An overnight camp was fun but it was nice to get back to hot showers and the comfort of modern conveniences.

Besides being totally exhausted from three different activities per day, each group faced the challenge of outdoing previous groups' efforts in the kitchen in rotational order - to come up with the best breakfast, lunch or dinner of the week. Let it be noted - the group of '92 will be a hard act to follow!

"My Fair Lady."

"Everybody knows that garments to clothe the entire cast schools don't do "My Fair Lady". - these beautifully designed It's too hard." outfits set the standard for the rest of the production. At "How come?" several performances there was "It just is. How many schools spontaneous applause when the do you know that have done it in audience first spotted the actors the last 20 years?" promenading in their Ascot and 9, Embassy Ball gear.

One of the signs of a truly successful show is that one element cannot be singled out So - of course Manurewa High for praise above the others.

School went ahead and put together a musical which not only impressed because of its In the 1992 production, music, professionalism, but entertained singing and acting were all of a the audience with its energy and uniformly high standard and if enthusiasm. the audience didn't realize the Over the years we have frantic work done by a dedicated become accustomed to the high and fantastically busy stage crew standard of musicianship our in working a highly complicated students achieve and never was set - then once again it was this more evident than with the professionalism to the fore. overture to "My Fair Lady" within only a few bars the audience could settle back confidently knowing they were So many people were involved in for a show which any adult theatre group could have been - on stage, back stage, front of house in the music block, hall, proud of. kitchen etc, etc - it would be The producers had one impossible to thank everyone by particular stroke of luck. They name. Sufficient to say perhaps, were able to hire some in the words of Eliza Doolittle: magnificent costumes for the "just loverly". leading characters and for the large Ascot and Ball scenes and while there were insufficient Thanks Guys.

"See? It's too hard."

Mrs Graham

Yannis Brasserie, 130 Hill Road, Manurewa, Ph: 268 2244

FIRST FIFTEEN RUGBY The competition started well with a win against Wesley B tries went to our centre Paul Aiolupotea and our fullback Giovanni Miletello. Our first five Scott Penney was as always accurate with his goal kicking with one conversion and two penalties.

The rest of the first round did not go so well. We were the youngest and least experienced side in the competition (eleven fifth formers and two fourth formers) and we had a series of narrow losses. Our first game in the second round was against Papakura High School at

Papakura.It was hard, close and exciting. Our winger Kyle Faiers finished off a superb effort by our team with a magnificent try in the corner for us to win 22-17.

Papakura were the current holders of the ASB Challenge Trophy for Counties Secondary Schools' First Fifteen, (they had won it off St Stephens who had recently won it off Wesley), so in winning this game we also won the Challenge Trophy. the Counties First Fifteen A division. Despite a great effort we lost our semi-final to Wesley A who went on to win the final against Pukekohe.

We now had one game James Cook High School fi annual ASB Cup and we we were ready. We were p on neutral grounds at Manurewa Rugby Club o last Thursday of term two. muddy and windy. We p with the wind in the first and were up 3-0 at half Both teams were playing and making some po w: tackles. James Cook gdi penalty out in front and tilt score was a 3-3 draw s( J Cook as the current retained the cup.

Bach row: John Fonokalaf, Cameron Wilton, Scott Penney: Third row: Jason Mamoe. Uale Semisi, Kirisone Sagapolutele, Charles Lenati, Malae Sailia.

Second row: Giovanni Militello, Isaac Burns, Richard Rio, Robert Adams, Kyle Faiers, Mark Todd Donald Afioga, Mr Thomson Front: Mr Macleod (coach), Robert McGavin, Thomas Vaetoru (cpt), Paul Aiolupotea (cpt), Conrad Herewini, Ernest Beetham, Mr Hornblow (manager).

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Absent: Len Toi, Tony Tulutu, Fea Levae and Luke Davies.

We knew St Stephens wanted to win the Challenge Trophy back for their school so we trained hard all week and entered the game very focused and very determined. At half-time we were up 10-5 thanks to two very good tries to Mark Todd (again he got five tries this season) and to Thomas Vaetoru. We really turned it on in the second half and finished up winning 23-5.

We had successfully defended the ASB Challenge Trophy. Next we came against Pukekohe - the Counties 1991 Championship winners. It was a torrid battle.

We scored a great team try which went the whole length of the field and through many pairs of hands before being spectacularly finished off by Tony Tulutu. But Pukekohe were too good and finally defeated us and took the trophy.

Mr Mcleod with an injured player early in the season

Our team spirit was very strong and we achieved our first goal of making it into the semi-finals of From our team this year Jason Mamoe was selected for the Counties Secondary Schoolboys team, Scott Penney and Mark Todd for the Counties under 15 and Under 16 rep sides and Shane Autheman for the Under 15 rep side. Congratulations to these players.

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As the two captains we would like to thank all the players for a fine season of rugby. It's been a pleasure and an honour being captains of such a spirited team.

We know that most of you are coming back next year and wish you all the best for a very successful season. We would also like to thank the cheerleaders for their tremendous support for us right through the season in all kinds of weather. Thank you to all the parents who have supported us with transport (and helpful comments from the sideline - Mr Herewini!) and with providing food for the aftermatch functions - a special thanks to Mrs McGavin, Mrs Vaetoru and Mrs Herewini for organising these. And finally, on behalf of all the team, we'd like to say a big thank-you to Mr MacLeod and Mr Hornblow for training and motivating us throughout the season. It's been a good one.

Battling for possession against Papahum

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2nd XV Rugby Team This year the 2nd XV rugby team showed some great skills.

At the beginning of the season they struggled with having enough players for a team but as the season progressed the team developed into a very skilful side winning four games in a row, beating competition leaders, Wesley College 25 - 10 and beating Papakura High School 34 - 12. One of the advantages of the team was the forward pack consisting of William.F. (Prop), Justin (Hooker), Michael.S. (Prop), David.L (Lock), Riki.L, Number 8 - Tarus, and the two Hankers Kane and Raynor.C. Also the volatile back line consisting of 1st V Johnathan.G and 2nd V Darin, centre Dale.M, fullback David.M, the two wings Kahi and Jason and the scrum half Fonz. Reserves - Riki.L, John.E, Kane.S, Ceaser, David.W and Evan.

The team would like to thank the coach White for his help and support through the season.

Team record out of 12 games - 8 wins and 4 losses.

SIXTH GRADE RUGBY This has been a highly successful year for our sixth graders. The team has maintained an unbeaten record throughout the season and the boys have individually improved their standard of play.

The season started with a less than promising training in the first term where almost everyone showed a good aptitude for dropping the ball. This form was reversed in a pre-season match against Weymouth Under-14's where the sixth grade began their unbeaten streak. The highlight of the season was a 120 victory over St Stephens who proved to be our strongest opposition.

Thanks must go to Clinton Herring, the team's assistant coach and manager for his help with trainings, organisation and bringing the drinks. The regular support from parents and family has been a strength of this team and the players and coaches warmly thank them.

UNDER FIFTEEN RUGBY TOURNAMENT - KAITAIA. Kaitaia, in the winterless north, was the venue for the annual North Island Under 15 Rugby Tournament. This tournament sets a very high standard of competition and is an important step in the development of younger players.

In 1992 Manurewa High School had a strong squad who were well prepared under the coaching of Mr Williams and Mr Alderton. The team was unbeaten in pool play, beating Hato Petera College, Matamata College and Whangarei Boys' High. In the semi-final we were beaten by the eventual champions Kaitaia College and ended up being placed fourth out of sixteen schools after a play-off with Kamo College.

The tournament, and our stay in Mangonui, was successful and enjoyable. Thanks goes to the entire squad for their cooperation and discipline and to the Clendon Family Tavern, the Manurewa High School P.T.A. and the Manurewa Lions for their financial support.

FOURTH GRAS RUGBY The team could pla' confidence using its forwards and with organised moves and pat the backs, finished near of the Counties Competi the games were close, wins being over Pukeko 21-8 , Wesley College 42Stephens 19-10.

The early season trip te College and the Waiw Pools was very enjoyable loss of Jason Sakaria talented First Five - left found very difficult to fil Throughout the season I developed a strong tea and all players contribui Our outstanding playe Tony Johanssen who ex fullback and made the Under 16 Reps, winge.

Sharp and Michael Kni showed great speed an scoring some great tr Shane Vujcich, a flan later showed pace and a; on the wing.

Experience and leader shown by captain Watson, James Ellie Shannon Thickpenny w captain Leon Makara dynamic at hooker. W enthusiastic group of si students - Warwick Adk Kesby, Nick Munckhof Scholes - prepared anywhere and enjoy the Several younger developed well thro season and can look fc next year with conf Jeremy Wynyard, Bev Willie Johanssen an Allen.

Late in the season we NA) to have Walter Sepule Broderlow add their s spirit to the team.

Some good players, ha and bad weather - than

NISSAN MANUREWA CYCLING For our boys and girls cycling teams it was a year of challenges and rebuilding to face the competition on the Auckland waterfront and then at the New Zealand Secondary Schools championships.

Competition on the Auckland waterfront was quite fierce as in past years but the girls were still placed second for the trophy. The boys went from strength to strength and ended the year with a strong unit of riders keen to show their skill.

Both teams completed the season knowing they had done their best. Well done. A special feature has been the continuing parent support and the sponsorship from NISSAN. To both, thanks very much.

Boys: Andrew Smith (Captain), Jason Boulter, David Herman, Jonathon Atkinson, and Andrew Herman.

Girls: Alice O'Brien (Captain), Cathy Olsen, Wendy Danks, Katherine Jurey and Kelly Boulter.

During the season we also had support from Kirsten Clarke and Terri Hansford. Coaching assistance also came from former Manurewa High rider Brett Olsen.

Jason Boulter showed his ability during the 1992 season to win the under 16 New Zealand 2000m track pursuit. He was also placed 3rd in the 4000m track scratch pursuit and 3rd in the 35 kilometre road race.

Both teams appreciated the leadership shown by the captains. —Mr Yardley and Miss Innes

Boys Hockey Due to lack of numbers at the start of the year we were able to field only one team. At the end of the grading games at the start of the year the team ended up playing in the B competition.

Once the competition got under way, the team made up its mind that losing was not going to be an option. Throughout the course of the year there was a steady and marked improvement in skills and understanding of the game by all the players.

Mark Simmons provided great leadership while Malcolm Frith injected strong drive and some very heady play to give the team a framework to base its game on. Marc Dixon helped give the forwards a steady supply of useful ball. Gavin MacDonald and Peter Simmons proved to be the most lethal goal scorers with Gavin getting quite greedy when

the mood beset him. Roshan Patel, Ryan Wells, Martin Brewer and Glenn Bradbury all proved to be valuable members of the side. Mark MacDonald was an asset to the side in goal. Marcus Leslie, Garrett Wong, Cameron Frith and Gavin Taylor all improved markedly as the season progressed and will be great assets to the side next year.

Finally the team owes a great deal of thanks to the loyal support provided by Mrs Simmons and Mrs Dixon firstly for providing transport and secondly for enriching the sideline with their own unique brand of vocal support. They provide an excellent role model for all sports supporters.

-Mr D. Bargh

Back row: Simon Palmer, Garrett Wong, Nathaniel Savage, Cameron Frith.

Middle row: Mr Thomson, Gavin Taylor, Malcolm Frith, Mark McDonald, Bart de Prinse, Marcus leslie, Mr Bargh.

Front: Peter Simmons, Glenn Bradbury, Mark Simmons (capt), Martin Brewer, Ryan Wells, Gavin McDonald.

Cheerleading This year was the beginning of the Manurewa High School Cheerleading Team.

The trials were held early this year and out of these trials 18 girls were picked - and NO, they weren't all tall, blonde haired and blue-eyed stereotype cheer girls. We trained two days a week, each training two hours long. Each girl paid for their own uniform, Mrs Boxall helping to make the skirts.

Our first game was against Wesley - and didn't turn out as we expected. We weren't welcomed greatly by all our supporters. Gradually, however we soon became accepted by not only the boys, but also the public - the highlight of the season being asked to appear on a float for the Manurewa Rugby Club in a parade for the Ranfurly Shield Game - Counties vs Auckland.

We made our debut by appearing for a short time on One Network News!

We had a great season supporting our 1st XV - rain, hail or shine, win or lose.

Thanks to everyone for accepting us as a sports team and supporting us this year. The girls enjoyed the season - especially the after functions and thanks, most of all, to them for all their hard work and dedication.

The Team: Jackie Clark (Captain) Sherry Moores Leeanne Boxall Nikki Adams Kylie Boxall Karen Fergusson Tui Manuel Trisha Pinkerton Linda Wilson Toni Hill Tania Judd Jonelle Hubbard Kelly Boulter Amy Muirson Melissa Lunn Corrina Worsnop Andrea Beesley Keizia Colbert

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BOYS' FIRST XI SOCCER The 1992 soccer season was one of rebuilding. The team ended the season as runners-up in the Manukau Secondary Schools Competition losing just one game. The team always gave 100% and at all times were and mature in their actions both in and out of school. Even though the team sometimes struggled to field a full side, they always gave their best and were rewarded with some excellent results.

Philip Paterson in goal was in outstanding form this season and was always willing to put his body on the line if it benefitted the team's cause. Andrew O'Sullivan was solid at centre back, Brendon Rout improved every game and showed huge amounts of courage where he lacked a little in skill. Steve Brindle gave 110% in all games until an unfortunate injury put him out for the rest of the season. Scott Anderson matured into a senior player and his skill on sub-standard pitches was a sight to behold. Patrick Overall saw rare ball through the season, but never the less impressed with his skill and cultured left

foot. Patrick O'Sullivan filled in at many positions where we needed to plug gaps. Glen Turner upfront scored some great goals and when we managed to prise Kyle Faiers away from the First Fifteen Rugby team we had a potent striking force. Kyle Faiers scored an excellent hat-trick against James Cook in his first game back. The most impressive find of the season was fourth former Hamish McDonald.

Hamish showed his excellent skill and maturity in handling older and bigger players. He played in every game and never failed to impress others by his determination and skill. Other players to help out the team were Dwane Morgan, Leighton Steele, Andrew Smith, Troy Field and Kurt Watkins.

The highlights of the season were the 6-0 win over James Cook and the 3-1 win over Manukau Champs, Wesley College. On behalf of the team I would like to thank Mr Lane and Mr Cook for their time and effort in training, Mrs LeQuesne for transport and refreshments and finally to the Manurewa High School ground staff. In a difficult season weatherwise, our home ground was always in excellent condition.

Brett LeQuesne.

Captain.

SOCCER BOYS 1ST XI

SECOND XI SOCCE The 1992 season did not s off very well, losing our fi game 9-0.

The next few games w lost, but very narrow improvement showing dun each game. The best game probably against the top to Wesley College losing 1-0. late inclusions to the team games improved only losing Pukekohe 5-3. Our first came in our last game of season, with goals by Neil B Brett and a winning goal Leighton Steele resulting in a win against Rosehill College.

We hope to be back year, and to be placed in the five.

Leighton Steele Neil Bodle.

1st AND 2nd XI GIRLS SOCCER REPORT 1 992 The recently completed soccer season proved to be one of the most successful in the school's recent history. Once again the team faced the challenge of integrating a number of players who had never played soccer before with a group of skilled and experienced players. The new members adapted quickly and proved invaluable as the season progressed. This was illustrated in our first match against Rosehill College which the team won 2-1. Both of our goals were scored by Megan McDonald, one of the new recruits.

In the South Auckland A division the girls recorded three wins, two draws and a loss to Rosehill College by 2-1. The draws against Pukekohe helped to secure a share of first place and joint winners of the A division trophy with Pukekohe High School. This was only the second occasion since 1981 that Pukekohe had not won the trophy outright. The 1st XI was successfully led by Captain Leanne Boxall and Vice-Captain

Toaila Pasi. These two players proved not only to be fine individual performers but inspirational team leaders.

The backs (Jenny Hellyer, Tania Rankin, Mary McLeod, Karen Halse, Charleen Ellis and JulieAnn Mack) were a sound unit throughout the season and provided an excellent platform from which to build attacks. The midfield players (Toaila Pasi, Isobel McGeady, Cushla McDonald and Lisa Woodman) were skilled and set up much quality possession for the strikers. Our strikers (Leanne Boxall, Megan McDonald and Carolina Tiumalu) played with flair to set up some excellent goals. Carolina a new arrival from Form 3 ended the season as top goal scorer and an exciting prospect for the future.

Finishing first equal in South Auckland qualified the girls to participate in the "Top Ten" competition to determine the best girls team in Auckland. The team defeated Mahurangi College 2-0 and then lost to Mount Roskill and Howick. One

of the most satisfying aspects of the '92 season was the introduction of a MHS 2nd XI into the competition. They were mainly girls drawn from the third and fourth forms and many had never played soccer before.

They won all their competition games and defeated a number of senior girls teams from South Auckland. They participated in a quadrangular tournament earning creditable victories over Avondale and Howick 2nd XI teams.

Thanks must go to Mr Reeves for his enthusiasm and dedication throughout the season. We would also like to thank the number of parents who attended games to support the team and provide transport. Their encouragement was appreciated by all.

MR VK Coach/Manager 1st XI Manager 2nd XI

Bach row: Tania Rankin, Megan McDonald, Lisa Woodman, Karen Halse, Isobel McCready, Mary Mcleod, Mr Van Kralingen.

Front: Charleen Ellis, Leanne Boxall, Toaila Pasi, Jenny Hellyer, Carolina Tiumalu and Cushla McDonald.

Goal: Sylvia Broederlow

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NETBALL

OPEN A NETBALL TEAM

The season began well with many trials before the teams were finalised. Everybody decided that practices would be at 7.15 a.m. when we would all be fresh and ready to concentrate on the necessary skills.

We played in the Manukau Secondary Schools Competition and although we had our share of losses we showed determination and often after being down at half time we came very close to winning games. The competition was enjoyed by all.

The season was topped off with the Coca Cola Papakura Tournament and the ASB Tournament at the Windmill Road courts where teams as far away as Whangarei competed.

Thanks to Mrs Cernohorsky for her overall running of netball within the school and the following coaches for their time and effort: Miss Day, Miss Collings, Mr Hodgson and Mrs Shaw.

SENIOR A NETBALL The season got off to a good start with trials after school involving nine keen players.

We took part in the North Shore Secondary Schools Netball Tournament and the Papakura Tournament. We also competed in the Manukau Netball Tournaments which were held on Wednesday evenings. Overall, we had a successful time with special thanks to Miss Day for all her efforts.

The team: Cherise Stevens, Christine Paenga, Teu SooChoon, Rebekah Pana, Moira Sakaria, Summer Palmer, Julie Hastelow and Christina Sileli.

-Teu Soo Choon.

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Those early morning training sessions with Mrs Shaw

OPEN A NETB The season began Ina many trials before teal finalised. Everybody that practices would Ix am when all would be f ready to concentrate on I to be learnt and practice so the season began. VII in the Manukau Set Schools competitio Wednesday after Although we had our losses we showed deter and often after being half time came very winning games. The con was enjoyed by all. The was topped off wil tournaments in whi competed. The first IN Coca Cola Papakura Too and the second being, tournament held at W Road Courts where tea away as Whangarei pa

NEW IMAGE RUGBY SQUAD- SOUTH AUCKLAND CHAMPIONS Sprints, push-ups, star-jumps and more sprints! These were just some of the orders we heard from our coach.

After last year's losses we fought back with vengeance against the negative vibes. We started the year with a positive attitude from our coach, Mr Dean Adams, assistant coach Jeremy Adams, stand-in coach Glen Hill, orange boy Jarrad McKay and Manager Robyn Osborn. The "never-scare team" were determined to succeed.

At the inaugural tournament in Papakura we made the finals against Pukekohe High and with determination we won and got our name on the trophy.

The following training sessions were hard and no mercy was shown by the coach and that helped us win the trophy at the counties Championships held at the Pukekohe Stadium. Again there was fierce competition but our team work and ball handling skills showed through and won this event making us Counties champs. Then followed the Auckland championships held at the Carlton Rugby Club and we

came fourth.

In all, we had a great season displaying talent and style resembling that of the All Blacks.

The team was "John Kirwan" Nikki Adams and Karen Fergusson, Fono " Va'aiga Tuigamala" Moemalo, Rachel "Grant Fox" Admore, Sapphire "Frank Bunce" Davis, Faasu "Zinzan Brooke" Tiumalu, Rebekkah " Ian Jones" Pana, Denise "Robin Brooke" Fitzpatrick, Lima "Sean Fitzpatrick" Leasi, Ripeka "Steve McDowell" Mikaere, family members Gary and Alan Whetton were Mary and Rose Seupule and Eva and Vereine Reynolds' Donna "Eroni Clarke" Jones, Cushla "Jon Preston" MacDonald, May "Graham Bachop" Tuimalu, Kerri 'Michael jones" Haybittle, Megan "Jamie joseph" Cornthwaite, Raadiah "Terry Wright" Ismail, Moira " Richard Loe" Sakaria, Rachel "John Timu" Bridge, Sorya "Olo Brown" Virak and Natasha "Walter Little" Bell.

May Tiumalu with the ASB Trophy

—Kerni Haybittle and May Tiumalu

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Results of South Auckland Cross Country Champs -

WESLEY COLLEGE SATURDAY 26TH SEPTEMBER

Junior Girls Vivian Broaderlow, 28th Bronwyn O'Brien, 33rd Junior Boys Troy Field, 7th Monty Burrows, 8th Intermediate Girls Keri Kimpton, 11th Annette Jackson Potter, 29th Catherine Reeve, 30th Intermediate Boys Jonathan Tee, 2nd Senior Girls Tracey Fisher, 1st

Results of Tag Triathlon Champs Maraetai Beach 9th April 1992 Senior Boys A Team: Ephram Puhipi, Jason Boulter, 11th Place Jonathan Tee. Senior Boys B Team: Kyle Faiers, David Herman, 33rd Place Andrew Smith.

Senior Girls A Team: Wendy Danks, Alice O'Brien, Keri Kimpton.

8th Place Junior Boys A Team: Reece Logan, Anthony Mills, 10th Place Brian Dickens.

Junior Girls A Team: Melanie Churches, Michelle Ewin, Bronwyn O'Brien.

7th Place

Andrew Smith (cyclist), Ephraim Puhipi (swimmer) and Jonathon Tee (runner) after the Auckland Secondary Schools triathlon at Maraetai.

It's a busy scene at Maraetai for the triathlon.

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AUCKLAND SECONDARY SCHOOL TRAMPOLINE There were 171 entrants tl year in the Auckland Seconda School trampoline competitir Manurewa has won the cup the Elite Mens section for t past five years.

Former pupil Brent Petrie y awarded a miniature cup I winning this competition ihi years in a row in 1988, 1989 a 1990.

The top ten compuls exercises in each grade had compete in the finals a perform a voluntary exercise. I Unkovich, Garbrielle Leslie Marcus Leslie made it to I finals. Results.-

Marcus Leslie

BADMINTON The badminton season began in March with large numbers of students crowding into the gym to play on Friday lunchtime and after school. From these students five teams were selected to compete in the interschool competitions played on Friday evenings in term two.

The most successful team was the Senior Boys A team of Jamie Pere, Max Michaeli from Germany), Jonathon Chappell and Nicholas Taylor. The team easily won their section of the competition and then won the play-off against Rosehill in a very exciting match. The score was 5 3 to Manurewa making our boys the winner of the Senior Boys Competition for 1992. A great team effort.

The Junior Boys team led by Geoffrey McCarthy also won their section of the competition but were beaten in their final play-off to finish the season as runners-up in the competition.

The remaining three teams all played well taking their share of wins and losses.

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In August players competed in the girls and boys school singles competition with winners being: Girls singles, Natasha King.

Boys Singles, Geoffrey McCarthy.

The boys singles was a nail biting match between Geoffrey and Jonathon Chappell with a final 23-22 result.

Congratulations to the players who represented Counties in local and national competitions.

In particular.

-Under 18 No.1 Team, Max Michaeli; Under 16 No.1 Team, Jamie Pere; Under 16 No.2 team, Jonathon Chappell, Geoffrey McCarthy, Nicholas Taylor and Natasha King; Under 14 No,1 team, Lisa Nicol; Under 14 No.2 team, Tania Tou. An excellent season.

-Dr J. Giffney.

Elite men: Marcus Leslie Les Unkovich 5th.

A grade: Gabrielle Leslie with Zoe Murphy, Jacqui E Angela Bridge, Lisa Todd Lara Murphy well placed.

B grade: Petra Hastelow Nicole Thomson were placed out of 65 entrants.

MANUREWA HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR PRIZEGIVING A:

SPORTS AWARDS

Outstanding Contribution to Senior Cricket BRETT LEQUESNE Senior Boys Athletics Champion (GH McCallumCup) ELI WEIR 7PN

Senior Girls Athletics Champion (J D Watson Cup) ANGIE MIZZIEBO 6LS

Senior Girls Cross Country Champion (Diane Tho Trophy) TRACEY FISHER 7WY Leadership in Cycling

(Nissan Trophy) ALICE O'BRIEN 7PN

Boys Hockey Player of the Year

( Warwick Wilson Trophy) MARK SIMMONS 6GY

Outstanding Contribution to Netball ( Wheeler Cup) TEUILA SOO CHOON 6CN Netballer of the Year

(Houston Cup) ROXANNE COWAN 6KR JASON MAMOE 6MR

(Beuning Cup)

LEANNE BOXALL 6LS

Senior Boys Swimming Champion(W Hogan Cup) CAMERON MARR 6CN

Senior Girls Swimming Champion (D Y Givens Cup) LUCY BARR 6KR

Senior Boys Tennis Champion

(Lorraine Comes Cup) STEPHEN BRINDLE 7WY

Senior Girls Tennis Champion CUSHLA MacDONALD 6SM Outstanding Sports Player (in any code) (Douglas Cup) LES UNKOVICH 5BN

Sports Person of LES UNKOVICH 5BN the Year Award Trophy B: SPECIAL PRIZES Cultural and Service Awards Outstanding Art

NIKKI ADAMS

School Drama Award Book Voucher (best contribution to school productions) SARAH McWILLIAMS Young Entrepreneur of the Year ( Wrightson Dalgety Cup) ARLENE HAWKYARD 6

Maori Leadership (Girls) (Kaka Trophy)

KERRY MAJUE

Junior Womens Welfare League Leadership & Promotion Ng Tauira Awhina 0 KIRI ANN DICKSON'

Music Award Te Kanawa Cup (Outstanding Contribution)

ELI WEIR

Public Speaking Form Six (ITC Cup) JOANNA CAMPLING Public Speaking Form Seven (Ruth Kinloch Cup) KARI DE P SECTION C: ACADEMIC AWARDS

Form 6: Accounting Presented by Spencer & Milliken

Excellence in Rugby (MRFC Cup) Girls Soccer Player of the Year

uesign Awaro Past Pupils Association Best Fashion Design Tr

(Kilgour Trophy) MEGAN CORNTHWAITE 6NW

School Debating Cup (R Patterson Memorial Cup DIRK COTTER 7ML Kiwanis Club of Manurewa)

MARK SIMMON MARK SIMMON MARK SIMMON MARK SIMMON Physics MARK SIMMON$ Geography LOUISE BATCHELDO Economics Advanced English LOUISE BATCHELDOli LEANNE ELDER Biology MAX MICHAELI French ARLENE HAWKYARD Business Studies Computer Studies MICHELLE HUGHEY RYAN WELI LISA HARLANI Classical Studies SIMONE BROWN Clothing & Textiles Design & Technology Presented by Chevpac

Chemistry Mathematics

Engineering Supplies Cup Drama

CAMERON MALI] SHANEL LAMBED

English Presented by Mr C Browne former DARILYN BATCHELDO Principal CATHIE 째LSE! Film Studies Graphics & Design Presented by School Sup ANDREW O'SULLIVA

Presented by Mr J.A. Ma History 1 Foundation Principal NICOLA BENTLE LEANNE BOXA1 Home Economics Excellence in Essay Writing C Davies Cup BRENT BARRET

Horticulture DUNCAN JEFFERY 6BR Human Biology & Health TRUDY MANGNALL 6WD Physical Education NATALIE COLBERT 7ML Japanese JOHN CHANG 6MR Maori Language DWYANE HUDSON 6KR Maths with Application COLLETTE GASCOIGNE 6MR Photography Presented by Silver Jubilee MELISSA COLES 6SM Practical Art KATIE RITZEMA 6GY Shorthand/'Typing MICHELLE HUGHEY 6NW Typing MEENA McDONALD 6CN

Form Seven Computer Studies

DIRK COTTER 7ML NATALIE COLBERT 7ML English Presented by Mr C B Browne former Principal DIRK COTTER 7ML Economics DIRK COTTER 7WY = JACQUI LONGLEY 7ML Accounting . Top Form 7 Commerce Student Presented by Loudon Houghfor excellence in accounting JACQUI LONGLEY 7WY Geography ALICE O'BRIEN 7PN History Presented by Mr J A Maich Foundation Principal ALICE O'BRIEN 7PN Practical Art (Painting) REBEKAH PANA 7ML Practical Geography Presented by Mr P Hornblow Deputy Principal BURNETTA VAN STIPRIAAN 7PN Physics PAULA WEST 7HW Mathematics with Statistics PAULA WEST 7HW Chemistry PAULA WEST 7HW Biology PAULA WEST 7HW Presented by Manukau City Council Mathematics with Calculus FONG CHANG 7HW Graphis & Design Cup Presented by Engineering Supplies SIMON WIGGINS 7WY Classical Studies Trophy Presented by Odyssey 1990 KATE McLAUGHLAN 7KL History of Art Book Presented by Manukau City Council Trophy Presented by Mr R Kilgour KATE McLAUGHLAN 7KL Environmental Science NIKOLA ADAMS 7ML Textiles & Design NIKOLA ADAMS 7ML Practical Art (Printmaking) REBECCA MIKAERE Maori Achievement in Maori Studies and Book KERRY MAJUREY 7KL Japanese KERRI HAYBITTLE 7KR Typing CHANTELLE FRASER 7KL French KARI DI PALMA 7ML Physical Education TRACEY FISHER 7WY Music JUILI CHANG 7WY

SECTION D: SPECIAL SENIOR PRIZES

School Services Award Books presented by Manurewa High School PTA: Trophies presented by the Jubliee Committee

Girls:

ALICE O'BRIEN 7PN

Boys:

CONRAD HEREWINI 7PN

Outstanding Leadership in Form Seven (Cup Presented by Mr Z.R.W. Kidd former Associate Principal) KIRI ANN DICKSON 7KL Presented by the Principal Head Girl Cup donated by Adele Inston PAULA WEST Head Boy (Presented by the Principal) Cup donated by Past Pupils Assoc.

ANDREW SMITH Proxime Accessit (Cup donated by Mrs E.J. Dixon Associate Principal) JACQUI LONGLEY Dux of the School Trophy presented by the 1974 Prefects. Book presented by the Chairman of theBoard of Trustees PAULA WEST

SPORTS & CULTURAL AWARDS SECTION A

Girls Soccer 1st XI 1st= in Auckland Secondary School( Soccer Association Southern Zor Division.

TEAM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Teams who have attained a high placing in a variety of competitions are :

Badminton Snr Boys A Team

1st in Counties Senior Boys Interschool competition

JAMIE PERE

Captain:

Jnr Boys Team

2nd in Counties Junior Boys Interschool competition

Captain: LEEANNE BOXALL Boys Soccer 1st XI Runner-up in Manukau ScE competition

BRETT LEQUESNE Volleyball Jnr Girls 1st Counties Championships Captain:

Captain:

GEOFFREY McCARTHY

Captain:

Basketball Senior Boys Auckland Premier League (Regional)

SECTION B

SPORTS CERTIFICATES

Northern Zone Tournament

TANIELU AMOSA

Captain:

Senior Girls 2nd Manukau Competition, placed )8th in Northern Zone competition Captain: TINA COROMANDEL Junior Boys 1st in Manukau Competition Captain: SULUSI ETERU Cycling Girls Cycling 2nd equal on Auckland waterfront for the Campagnolo Trophy

ALICE O'BRIEN

Captain:

Hockey Boys Hockey Winners of Counties Boys B Grade Hockey competition

MARK SIMMONS

Captain:

Netball 3rd Form Netball A 2nd in Manukau Secondary Schools Netball Competition 2nd in Coca Cola bottlers Netball Tournament

NGAIRE MORUNGA

Captain:

Certificates are awarded for success in a sp code. Recipients must: a)

Be students at Manurewa High Schoo members of a school sports code/tea

b)

Have made a consistent effort throw; the year in loyalty, responsibility sportsmanship.

c)

Have achieved at regional level in age group.

This year's recipients are :

ATHLETICS The following students competed at the Ma Secondary School Championship were placed 1st, 2nd or 3rd:

Leeanne Boxall 1st Senior Girls 400m Vivian Broederlow 2nd Junior Girls 200m Stacy Bryers 1st Junior Boys 200m 3rd Junior Boys High J Troy Field 2nd Junior Boys 3000 Tony Johan sson 2nd Intermediate Boys Katalina Latana 3rd Intermediate Girls Javelin

New Image Rugby Winners of Papakura North Island Tournament .

Winners of Counties ASB Tournament Captain:

Kerry Majurey 3rd Senior Girls Discus Veirene Reynolds 1st Intermediate Girls El Angelina Mizziebo 2nd Senior Girls Triple 2nd Senior Girls 200m, 3rd Senior Girls Long Ju

MAY TIUMALU

Rugby 6th Grade 1st Manukau Secondary Schools Competition Undefeated all season Captain:

FARRAH LIPSHAM

Eva Reynolds

1st Junior Girls 400m 2nd Junior Girls Discus

Eli Weir

2nd Senior Boys 1500m 3rd Senior Boys 800m

ANTHONY RANKIN

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BASKETBALL The following students were members of the Manukau U14 representative team for Northern Region

Monty Burrows Sulusi Eteru Stacey Bryers Tu'u Singsam Mark Larsen Kenneth Graham BADMINTON Jamie Pere No.1 in Snr Boys Team, No.3 in Counties U16 Team placed 3rd in National competition

Max Michaeli No.2 in Snr Boys Team, No.4 in Counties U18 Team

Geoffrey McCarthy No.1 in Jnr Boys Team, Winner of MHS School Singles Championships No.3 in Counties U16 No.2 team

Natasha King No.1 Snr Girl Team, Winner MHS

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IMPROVEMENT/TEAM LOYALTY AWARDS SPORTS

PART I: Hockey

Most Improved Boy (Rutherford Cup) Most Improved Girl

MALCOLM FRITH

Cup)

Netball Fair Play Awards (Certificates)

Rugby 1ST XV Captains Cup

CROSSCOUNTRY Tracey Fisher 1st in Manukau Cross-country

MICHELLE ANELAY

Sportsmanship in Hockey (Lachlan Marshall

No. 1 in Counties U16 No.2 team U14 No. 1 Team placed 2nd in National competition.

GAIL BRUMBY

(Slack Cup) Most Promising Girl Jnr (Bowen Cup)

School Singles Championships

Lisa Nicol No.1 Jnr Girl Team, No.5 in Counties

PETER SIMMONS

TEU SOO CHOON LEE SNOWDEN

PAUL AIOLUPOTEA and THOMAS VAETORU FEA LEVAE 1st XV Most Improved Player (Marr Cup)

1st XV Supporters Team Trophy DONALD AFIAGO

Championships

Soccer

5th in Auckland Senior Girls Crosscountry Championships

1st XI Golden Boot Award (Boys) GLEN TURNER (Pedley Trophy)

NETBALL Aroha Moore

1st XI Team Loyalty (Boys) (Pedley Trophy)BRETT LEQUESNE and

Ngaire Morunga Selected for Auckland U15

Most Improved Player (Boys) BRENDON ROUT (Peck Cup)

Selected for Auckland U15 representative netball team representative netball team

Simone Turner

Selected for Manurewa U15 representative netball team

Jaylene Baker

Selected for Manurewa U16 representative netball team and

Auckland U16 Maori Representative

RUGBY Peri Stephens

Selected for U14 Counties Representative Rugby team

Issac Goldsmith Selected for U14 Counties Representative Rugby team

PHILLIP PATTERSON

Most Improved Player (Girls) (Beuning Cup) JENNIE HELLYER

Tennis Most Improved Player (Johnson & Johnson Cup)

RANGI FRANKS

VolleyBall Most Improved Player

FARRAH LIPSHAM

PART II CULTURAL

RUGBY LEAGUE Meti Noovao

Instep Dance Award (V Bold/A Briggs Trophy)

Corey Palmer

Entertainer of the Year (Vaetoru/Richardson Cup) SPENCER SILBY

Selected for U17 Auckland Representative Rugby League team Selected for U17 Auckland Representative Rugby League team

KELLY HENARE

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SECTION D: SPORTS BADGES To be considered, recipients must: 1. Be a student at Manurewa High School and a member of a school team/group.

2 Have played/competed for the school on four occasions (inter-school games) or have played twelve times for the sports first team (games as replacements can be cumulative) in official competition grames.

3. Have shown high levels of responsibility, sportsmanship and commitment to both the team and the school.

4. Have gained regional or provincial representation in the top secondary schools team or open grade for their age group provided they meet criteria No. 2 5. Gained a placing (1st, 2nd or 3rd) at National Competitions.

Sports badges are awarded only once during a student's attendance at MHS The recipients for 1992 are : Athletics: MONTY BURROWS 2nd 800m Jnr Boys, 3rd 1500m Jnr Boys at North Island Secondary School Championships. 1st Jnr Boys 800m, 1st Jnr Boys 1500m Manukau Secondary School Champs.

TARRES CHITAR 3rd Intermed Shotput at North Island Secondary School Championships. 1st Int. Boys Shotput, 1st Int. Boys Discus Manukau Secondary School Championships Basketball KAREEN BROWN Selected for Manukau U16 Representative Basketball team and North Island Invitation U16 team ANITA JOHN Selected for Manukau Representative Basketball team DEE ANN BROWN Selected for Manukau U16 Representative Basketball team Cycling JASON BOULTER 1st NZ U16 200 m track pursuit 3rd NZ 200 metres track pursuit 3rd NZ 35 kilometre road race Hockey MARK McDONALD Member of MHS 1st XI Boys Hockey Team Selected for Counties U18 Representative Hockey Team

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Rugby SCOTT PENNEY Member of MHS 1ST Rugby Team Selected for Counties U15 Representative Rugby team JASON MAMOE Member of MHS 1ST X Rugby Team Selected for Counties Seconclar Schoolboys Representative team Soccer HAMISH McDONALD Selected for Manurewa Representative Soccer team Wrestling DANIEL TE'O 3rd in 90kg Division of NZ National Wrestli Championships The following students are already recipients o Sports Badge for their achievements, they MARCUS LESLIE 2nd at NZ Synchronised Trampoline 15-17 years age group 3rd at Open Elite Mens Synchronised Trampoline at Auckland Grades Competition 2nd 15-17 years Boys Trampoline and 3r 17 years Boys Double Mini at Auckland Group Championships MARK TODD Member of 1st XV Rugby Team Selected for U16 Counties Representative team GLEN TURNER Member of Boys 1ST XI Soccer Team Selected for U18 Manurewa RepresentatiN, Team

SECTION E: CULTURAL AWARDS CERTIFICATES

SECTION G:

Certificate is awarded to students for their outstanding contribution and talent in a musical production.

1992: "My Fair Lady"

Michaela Beecham

BADGES The following students have shown exceptional talent and contribution to Musical production 1992: "My Fair Lady"

Sarah McWilliams Mark)Iateete Louise Ryan Eli Weir

The following student is already recipient of a Cultural Badge and receives a Certificate for his achievements this year.

Spencer Silby

SPORTS BLUES 1. Recipient must play sport for the school.

2. Recipient must be (in the opinion of the sport's school administration) , outstanding in terms of ability, must have been totally committed to the teams/sports training, have shown outstanding attitudes towards the team, coach, manager and preferably held the position of captain/vice captain, team leader.

3. Recipient should have had representative experience to at least provincial level and in sports like athletics, and swimming, been placed in National Championships finals (lst, 2nd 3rd).

4. Additionally, the recipient must have shown leadership, loyalty, responsibility and commitment to the school.

This year's recipient is: JASON BOULTER 1st NZ U16 200 metre pursuit 3rd NZ 2000 metre track pursuit 3rd NZ 35 Kilometre Road Race This new recipient joins a student still at school who has previously been awarded a Sports Blues.

LES UNKOVICH

SPORTS PERSON OF THE YEAR NOMINEES FOR THIS YEAR'S SPORTS PERSON OF THE YEAR AWARD ARE : JASON BOULTER 1st NZ U16 200 metre track pursuit 3rd NZ 2000 metre track pursuit 3rd 35 kilometre Road Race TARRES CHITAR 1st Intermediate Boys Shotput 2nd Intermediate Boys Discus at Manukau Intersecondary Schools Competition 3rd Intermediate Boys Shotput at North Island Secondary Schools Competition.

Member of the Senior Boys Basketball team TRACEY FISHER 1st Manukau Secondary Schools Crosscountry 5th in Auckland Secondary Schools Crosscountry MARCUS LESLIE 2nd at NZ Synchronised Trampoline 15-17 years age group 3rd at Open Elite Mens Synchronised Trampoline at Auckland Grades Competition 2nd 15-17 years Boys Trampoline and 3rd 1517 years Boys Double Mini at Auckland Age Group Championships DANIEL TE'O 3rd 90kg Division of NZ National Wresting Championships LES UNKOVICH NZ National Championships: 1st 15-17 yrs age group Synchronised Trampoline 1st Mens Open Synchronised 3rd Mens Open Double Mini Trampoline World Trampoline and Double Mini Championships 1st 15-17 yrs age group Synchronised Trampoline 5th 15-17 years Double Mini Trampoline 11th Mens Open Double Mini Trampoline This year's Sports Person of the Year Award goes to LES UNKOVICH

SKI CHAMPIONSHIPS AT MT RUAPEHU New Zealand Secondary Schools Ski Championships, Whakapapa, Mt Ruapehu, 21-23 September, 1992.

For the first time Manurewa High entered a team into the secondary schools ski championships. The members were Malcolm Frith, Sarah Cridland, Kerri Haybittle, Kally Bainbridge, David and Lucy Barr.

This is the biggest ski competition in New Zealand with 120 schools and 600 skiers taking part.

Four courses were set and after day one's giant slalom event the team was placed 107th which was a good effort considering the lack of racing experience and only 8 to 15 seconds between 1st and 107th.

A head-to-head slalom was held on the second day and the team was placed 109th.

Special thanks to Mr Menzies for organising the team, to the parent support crew of Mr Barr, Mr and Mrs Cridland, Mr and Mrs Haybittle and to the National Park Ski Club for allowing us to stay at their lodge.

Kerri Haybittle, Sarah Cridland and Lucy Barr on the Whakapapa ski field.

EXPERIENCE IN THE WAITAKERES Pupils from the Experience Unit at Parakaha Valley in the Waitakere Ranges.

This trip offered challenges, self discipline, problem solving and group co-operation

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MANUREWA HIGH SCHOOL FORM 5 PRIZEGIVING

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SPECIAL PRIZES Form 5 Public Speaking (Manurewa Rotary LISA SPASIC 5DN Club Cup) Maori Leadership (Boys Challenge Trophy) (Ngapipi 0 Te Rangi Herewini) DAMON HEKE 5LE Outstanding Effort in Form 5 Technology JENNY TODD 5HN (A Ward Cup) Form 5 Outstanding (Cup donated by Effort a grateful parent) SELUONE SELOUNE 5JV

ANDREW COWAN 5GN CHARLEEN ELLIS 5DN Presented by Silver Jubilee STEPHEN RICE 5MD HSIN-YEE LIN 5HL Japanese Maori Language (Cup Tepeo Maori Cup EMI SIMI 5BN Presented by Ngawini Puru) Presented by Silver Jubliee Mathematics NHUAN HA 5DN SAMANTHA CHENG 5LN Physical Science CONNIE LOWE 5DN Advanced English CONNIE LOWE 5DN Shorthand/Typing MELANIE LOCKETT 5DN Typing Technology (metal-based) Presented by Trade Tools AARON McVERRY 5BN Ltd Technology (wood-based) Presented by Benchmark JENNY TODD 5HN Ltd New Zealand Mathematics TARRES CHITAR 5HL Home Economics Horticulture

SPORTS AWARDS Intermediate Boys Athletics Champion (Foundation Prefects Cup) CHRISTIAN HUDSON 5LN Intermediate Girls Athletics Champion (Raewyn Heighway Cup) VERIENE REYNOLDS 5BN Senior Boys Cross Country Champion (United Motors Cup) JONATHAN TEE 5WM Intermediate Boys Swimming Champion (G. Law Cup) EPHRAIM PUIHIPI 5LE Intermediate Boys Tennis Champion (R N Patterson Cup) HAMISH PRIEST 5DN Intermediate Girls Tennis Champion (Manukau Auto Cup) BELINDA VERNER 5HL FORM 5 ACADEMIC AWARDS DAVID WESTCOTT 5LE Presented by Mr I Wiseman MARK TAYLOR 5DN REBECCA HASSETT Science Economic Studies Presented by Silver Jubilee SELUONE SELUONE 5JV JASON BALL 5DL Auckland Science NICHOLAS TAYLOR 5DN Art SHARON WEST 5DN Biological Science Clothing & Textiles Presented by Silver Jubilee RACHEL CURNOW 5WM Presented by Mr C B Browne English AMANDA BILLINGTON 5CR Fifth Form Certificate English (Ak English) IVAN FARAC 5BD Presented by Marian Stewart French MICHELLE JENNINGS 5BN SHANE DAVIES 5BD General Studies Graphics & Design Presented by Lockleys WILLIAM MUIR 5GN Presented by G.& S Bailie Ltd History

Accounting Geography

1991 ACADEMIC AWARDS Form Presented by Mr G. Hawkins Accounting Presented by Spencer & Milliken JACQUI LONGLEY Economics JACQUI LONGLEY Advanced English KIRSTEN CLARKE Biology PAULA WEST Chemistry PAULA WEST French PAULA WEST Mathematics PAULA WEST Physics PAULA WEST Business Studies DIRK COTTER Computer Studies DIRK COTTER Classical Studies ROBERT McGAVIN Clothing & Textiles BURNETTA VAN STIPRIAAN Geography BURNETTA VAN STIPRIAAN Design & Technology Presented by Chevpac PATRICK O'SULLIVAN Drama LOUISE RYAN English Presented by Mr C Browne former Principal BRIAN FRYER Fllm Studies JOANNE TAIT Graphics & Design Presented by School Supplies GREG EAST History Presented by Mr J.A. Maich Foundation Principal MICHAEL SAVAGE Home Economics TIANA TUI Horticulture (ABSENT) MATTHEW FOREST Human Biology & Health NIKOLA ADAMS Physical Education NIKOLA ADAMS Japanese JACQUI ANDERSON

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SPECIAL SENIOR PRIZES Form Seven

English Presented by Mr C B Browne former Principal NERISSA VAN STIPRIAAN Geography NERISSA VAN STIPRIAAN Practical Art (Painting) NERISSA VAN STIPIAAN Practical Geography Presented by Mr P Hornblow Deputy Principal CHRISTINE MEREDITH )1 =

NERISSA VAN STIPRIAAN Economics DAVID LE MESURIER Physics DAVID LE MESURIER Accounting Top Form 7 Commerce Student PHILLIP LOWE Presented by Loudon Hough for excellence in accounting Mathematics with Calculus PHILLIP LOWE Mathematics with Statistics PILLIP LOWE Chemistry CHRIS JOHNSON )1 —

ADAM HUNTER Design & Technology Cup Presented by Engineering Supplies

BRETT KIMPTON Biology Presented by Manukau City Council

RATNAMALAR JAYANANDAN History Presented by Mr J A Maich Foundation Principal BREE TAYLOR Classical Studies Trophy Presented by Odyssey 1990 KAREN MILLER Histry of Art KAREN MILLER Book Presented by Manukau City Council Trophy Presented by Mr R Kilgour Practical Art (Photography) CORINA WEIR Practical Art (Printmaking) DARRYN LOCHEAD Maori Achievement in Maori Studies and Book PAULINE JONES Japanese COLIN BRODIE Typing NICOLA BLOXHAM Computer Studies GARY BUTCHER Textiles & Design VIVIENNE LOGAN French VIVIENNE LOGAN Physical Education COREY McINNES Maori Language KIRI-ANN DICKSON Maths with Application COREY McINNES Music JUI-LI CHANG Photography Presented by Silver Jubilee DARRYN LOCHEAD Practical Art MICHAEL BEL Shorthand/Typing TINA COROMANDEL Typing CAROL MICHAEL Telephone 267-7710 Fax: (09) 267-6439 Pvt. 579-6576

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PURITY

FOODS CO.

A Branch of ALLIED FOODS CO. LTD. 78 Berra Road, P.O. Box 97011 South Auckland Mail Centre, Wirl

School Services Award (Books presented by Manurewa High School P Trophies presented by the Jubliee Committee Girls: LOUISE TURN MARTIN MO Boys: Outstanding Leadership in Form Seven Presented by Mr Z.R.W. Kidd former Associate Principal) CHRISTINE MEREDI Head Girl

Head Boy

SUSAN-KELLY FUIMAO (Presented by the Principal Cup donated by Adele Inston CHRIS MI (Presented by the Principal) Cup donated by Past Pupils Assoc.

Proxime Accessit

PHLLIP LO

(Cup donated by Mrs E.J. Dixon Associate Principal)

DAVID LE MESURI Dux of the School Trophy presented by the 1974 Prefects Book presented by the Chairman of the Board Trustees

FORM 5 PRIZEGIVING

1((

1 i)

SPORTS AWARDS

Intermediate Boys Athletics Champion {Foundation Prefects Cup) JONATHAN TEE Intermediate Boys Cross Country Champion (CD & CE Stamp Cup) JONATHAN TEE Intermediate Girls Athletics Champion (Raewyn Heighway Cup)KERI KIMPTON Intermediate Girls Cross Country Champion(George Cup) KELLY BAINBRIDGE

Fifth Form Certificate English (Ak English) PHILLIP LUAMANU French Presented by Marian Stewart SIMON CAMPBELL

Intermediate Boys Swimming Champion (G. Law Cup)

MARK HODGES

TANIA MacPHERSON

General Studies

Intermediate Girls Swimming Champion (P. Cook Cup) RAELENE CARMONT

Graphics & Design Presented by Lockleys DAVID BOWEN

Intermediate Boys Tennis Champion (R N Patterson Cup)

History Presented by G.& S Bailie Ltd MALCOLM FRITH

LEN TOI

Intermediate Girls Tennis Champion (Manukau Auto Cup) MEEGAN McDONALD SECTION B: SPECIAL PRIZES

LAURA BOTHAMLEY

Home Economics

Home Economics (Non School Cert) JEREMY WILKINSON Horticulture Presented by Silver Jubilee DUNCAN JEFFERY

Form 5 Public Speaking(Manurewa Rotary INGRID JOHANSEN Club Cup)

Japanese

Outstanding Effort in Form 5 Technology (A Ward Cup)

CAMERON MARR

Maori Language (Cup Tepeo Maori Cup Presented by Ngawini Puru)LUPE VINE

Form 5 Outstanding (Cup donated by a grateful parent) Effort

CAMERON MARR

Mathematics Presented by Silver Jubliee ANDREW O'SULLIVAN

SECTION C: FORM 5 ACADEMIC AWARDS

Music

MARK SIMMONS Accounting Geography Presented by Mr I Wiseman MARK SIMMONS

JOHN CHANG

Presented by Silver Jubilee

Physical Science

BENJAMIN ROBINSON

ShorthandlTyping Typing

MICHELLE WINSON

CLIFFORD WILSON

Additional Science

LOUISE BATCHELDOR

Economic Studies Presented by Silver Jubilee LOUISE BATCHELDOR

r

TANIA JUDD

MARK SIMMONS

Science

Advanced English

DONALD AFIOGA

Auckland Science

Technology (metal-based) Presented by Trade Tools Ltd

Technology (wood-based) Presented by Benchmark Ltd CAMERON MARR

ARLENE RENATA New Zealand Mathematics

Art Biological Science Clothing & Textiles Presented by Silver Jubilee

DAVID CLAY

ELI WEIR LISA HARLAND SIMONE BROWN

English Presented by Mr C B Browne ISOBEL McGEADY

CAMERON MARR

1991 MANUREWA HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR PRIZEGIVING1991 SECTION A: SPORTS AWARDS Junior Boys Athletics Champion V Vince Cup)

CHRISTIAN HUDSON

Intermediate Boys Foundation Athletics Champion Prefects Cup

JONATHAN TEE

3JN 3KR 3MA 3MD 3ME 3MT 3PL 3TD

First in Form First in Form

GABRIELLE LESL HAMISH McDONA LOUISE ANDERSON

First in Form

DANIEL SUBLE

First in Form

First in Form First in Form First in Form

PUTI WIP MIRIAMA UALE STACEY COL GENA HA

Form 4 4BN

Intermediate Boys .CD&CE Stamp Cross Country Cup Junior Girls Athletics Champion (V Vince Cup)

JONATHAN TEE

4CK 4DM

KATALINA LATANA

Junior Boys Cross Country

(0. Warlich Cup) QUENTON BROWN

4GB 4LA 4LR

Junior Girls Cross Country

(D.L. Coggins)

4MC 4MK

NICOLE CRIGHTON

Junior Boys Swimming Champion (H Roberts Cup) EPHRAIM PUHIPI Junior Girls AMANDA WILSON 1= Swimming Champion MELANIE CHURCHES (Manurewa Gazette Cup) Junior Boys Tennis Champion (MHS Cup)

ALLEN HOKAI

Outstanding Junior Rugby Player (S McKearney Cup)

SCOTT PENNEY

Junior Boys Volleyball (Counties Championship Winners) Cup NOGO FALANITULE SECTION B: SPECIAL PRIZES Form 3 Speech Winner

(Book)

TUI MANUEL

Form 4 Speech Winner

(Book)

LISA SPASIC

Excellence in Technical Drawing (F.3)

(Toye Trophy)

PAUL MASKELL

Junior School Services

(PTA Trophy)

ANITA VOISEY

Outstanding Effort in Junior School

(West Cup)

MATHEW SAVAGE

SECTION C: ACADEMIC AWARDS Form 3: 3AL

First in Form

YA WEI CHUANG

3BY 3CL

First in Form First in Form

MICHELLE HSAIO RAYMOND BALL

3DS 3DY 3HN

First in Form First in Form First in Form

BRADLEY WECH TONI HILL KARL MASON

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First in Form

First in Form NATASHA KI First in Form CHRIS LENATI (absen First in Form MALCOLM HOWA

First in Form First in Form

REBECCA HASSE SELUONE SELUON TRACEY POLE JENNIFER OVI

4PJ

First in Form First in Form First in Form First in Form

4RT

First in Form

4RY

First in Form STEVEN SEA First in Form JONATHON CHAPPE First in Form CONNIE

4SG 4SM

MARK BUCHAN MISILETI MAS SONYA MORE 1= DAVID WESCO

MANUREWA HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS & CULTURAL AWARDS ASSEMBLY / ti' q; SECTION A: TEAM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Announced by Mr O'Dea: Presented by Paul Kingsman Teams who have attained a high placing in a variety of competitions are : All teams 2nd in the Counties Secondary Badminton: School Championships.

J Pere N. King B. Petrie C. King

Junior Boys: Junior Girls: Snr Boys: Snr Girls:

Captain: Captain: Captain Captain:

Girls Cycling:

3rd in Auckland Championships 5th in New Zealand Championships Lynley Hooper Captain:

1st XI Boys Hockey Team: 1st in the Counties B Grade Secondary School competition.

Captain: Sanjay Soma 1st XI Girls Soccer Team: Placed 3rd in the Manukau Secondary Schools competition Won the Plate at the 1991 NZ Secondary Schools Soccer tournament Louise Turner Captain: 1st X1 Boys Soccer: Winners of the Manukau Secondary Schools Championship Semi-finalists National Tournament Wanganui Played 25 games won 17 drew 4 lost 4 Brett Le Quesne Captain: Trampolining: 2nd in the Auckland Inter-school Championships Brent Petrie Captain:

ATHLETICS Christian Hudson: 2nd Jnr Boys 80m Hurdles, 2nd Jnr Boys Triple Jump, 3rd Jnr Boys H Jump at Manukau Secondary School Championships.

Brett Kimpton: 2nd Snr Boys 400m, 2nd Snr Boys 800m at Manukau Secondary School Championships.

Keri Kimpton: 2nd Int. Girls 400m, 3rd Int. Girls 200m, 3rd Int. Girls 800m at Manukau Secondary School Championships Brent Petrie: 1st Snr Boys H. Jump (record) at Manukau Secondary School Championships.

Nicole Stewart: 1st Jnr Girls Long Jump at Manukau Secondary Schools Champ-ionships BADMINTON Jamie Pere ' Selected for the Counties U16 Natasha King Badminton Representative team Karlene Mills Selected for the Counties U18 Bad-minton Representative team BASKETBALL Tina Coromandel Member of the MHS Basketball Team, Selected for the Manukau U18 Basketball Reprepresentative team CROSS COUNTRY Andrew Smith 8th in Auckland Triathlon Champs and Duathlon Champs, Member of MHS School team placed 10th in competition in Levin CYCLING (Girls) 3rd in Auckland Time Trials.

Team Members: Linley Hooper Cathy Olsen Kirsten Clark Alice O'Brien Wendy Danks CYCLING (Boys) 3rd in Auckland Time Trials.

Team Members: Andrew Smith Brett Olsen Adam Hunter Michael Van Dam Jason Boulter RUGBY Shane Autheman ) Selected for the Counties U14 Scott Penney )Rugby Reprepresentative team

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SECTION D: IMPROVEMENT/TEAM LOYALTY AWARDS

SQUASH Rachel Baker Selected for AK U19 Squash Team.

Announced by Mr O'Dea: Presented by Paul Kingsman

Team placed 2nd in NZ Championships.

PART I: SPORTS

TRIATHLON:

Cricket: Most Improved Girl (Shiralee Tobeck Trophy) No Award 199

Brett Olsen Jeremy Field

) Placed 1st in Ak Snr Boys Duathlon ) Team Championships

Angela Williams Alice O'Brien

) Placed 1st in Ak Snr Girls ) Duathlon Championships

Most Improved Boy

(Rutherford Cup)

Most Improved Girl

(Slack Cup)

Jonathan Tee Jason Boulter

) Placed 1st in Ak Jnr Boys ) Duathlon Championships

Most Promising Girl Jnr (Bowen Cup)

SANDRA PETE

Sportsmanship in Hockey

MARK SIMMO.

Keri Kimpton Tracey Arrol

) Placed 2nd in Ak Jnr Girls ) Duathlon Championships

Hockey:

CULTURAL CERTIFICATES

MELISSA CO1

Lifesaving: Lifesaving Award

SECTION C:

MARC DIXO

(McFarlane Cup)

Rugby: 1st XV Captains Cup

(Marr Cup)

No Award

1st XV Most Improved Player DRAMA: Certificates are awarded to students for their outstanding contribution and talent in a drama production : Richard Boyes Gavin Bisman

Note: The Students of 6th Form Drama who took part in this year's production will be receiving certificates from Mrs Graham.

MUSIC: Certificates are awarded to students for their outstanding contribution and talent in a musical production : 1991 Oklahoma: Sarah Bentley Kyle Ball Edwin Wright Sarah McWilliams

No Award

UALE S RICHARD E

1st XV Supporters Team Trophy

Soccer: 1st XI Golden Boot Award (Boys) (Pedley Trophy) GLEN TU 1st XI Team Loyalty (Boys) (Pedley Trophy)

GLEN

Most Improved Player (Boys) (Peck Cup) ANDREW DICKINS Most Improved Player (Girls) (Beuning Cup)

LEANNE BO

Tennis: Most Improved Player

Volleyball: Most Improved Player

PART II:

JODENE CLUTTFRELC

CULTURAL

Instep Dance Award (V Bold A Briggs Trophy) No Award I

Entertainer of the Year (VaetorulRichardson Cup)

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SECTION E: SPORTS BADGES To be considered, recipients must 1.

Be a student at Manurewa High School and a member of a school team/group.

Have playedlcompeted for the school on four occasions 2. (inter-school games) or have played twelve times for the sports first team (games as replacements can be cumulative) in official competition grames.

Have shown high levels of responsiblity, sportsmanship 3. and commitment to both the team and the school.

4.

Have gained regional or provincial representation in the top secondary schools team or open grade for their age group provided they meet criteria No. 2.

5.

Gained a placing (1st, 2nd or 3rd) at National Competitions.

Sports badges are awarded only once during a student's attendance at MHS. This recipients for 1991 are : Athletics: JUNIOR TEREORA Jnr Boys 80m Hurdles,2nd in the North Island Champs Basketball: NEVILLE RODGERS Member of the Manukau U16 and Ul team Member of Manukau National League 2nd Div. Team.

Cross-Country: JEREMY FIELD 4th in Auckland Cross Country Champs Represented at NZ Cross-Country Champs 1991 (U17)5th in the Auckland Secondary Schools Champs - St. Kentigerns Netball: RAEWYN PAKI Member of the MHS Open Netball team 1991 U18 Rep for Auckland, Open Netball Rugby: MARK TODD Member of the 1ST XV Rugby Team. Selected for the Counties U15 Rep team

Trampolining: MARCUS LESLIE Member of NZ Team at the Australian Nationals - returning N.1. Age Group Competition: from the National Championships 1st in Synchronised in Christchurch.

2nd in Double Mini 3rd in Trampoline The following students are already recipients of a Sports Badge for their achievements, they are : RACHEL BAKER Selected for AK U19 Squash team. Team placed 2nd in NZ Championships DAVID DUNN Selected for the Counties Secondary Schools team Member of the 1st XV Rugby team.

SANJAY SOMA: Captain Auckland U18 invitation team Youngest player in Auckland senior club competition Assistant coach of Girls 1st and 2nd XI Hockey teams MICHAEL WEETNIK Franklin U19 Rep. Member of the Boys 1st XI Soccer Team.

CAMERON WILTON Member of the 1ST XV Rugby Team Selected for the Counties U15 Rep team Rugby League: METI NOOVAO U17 Auckland Representative U17 N.Z. Representative Soccer (Boys) CORY McINNES Franklin U19 Soccer Rep. Member of Boys 1st XI Soccer team.

KYLE FAIERS Franklin U19 Soccer Rep. Member of the Boys 1st Xl Soccer team.

GLEN HILL Franklin U19 Soccer Rep. Member of the Boys 1st Xl Soccer team.

SCOTT ANDERSONFranklin U15 Soccer Rep. Member of the Boys 1st XI Soccer team.

Soccer (Girls) LOUISE TURNER Captain Girls 1ST XI team Selected for the National Tournament Team at the NZ Secondary Schools Girls Soccer tournament.Captain Girls 1st XI Hockey team (absent) 67

SECTION F: CULTURAL BADGES The following students have shown exceptional talent and contribution to a Drama production: DRAMA:

CORY SCOTT: 1st in NZ Gymnastic Team Trials 1st in Waikato/BOP Championship 2nd Auckland and North Island Championships 1st in Voluntary's NZ Championships 4th overall in NZ Championships Member of the NZ team who went to Japan to compete n Cup - finalised on The High Bar and ThePommel rings Highest placed NZ male

REBECCA DIXON

MUSICAL The following students have shown exceptional talent and contribution to Musical production: 1991: Oklahoma THOMAS VAETORU ANGELA WILLIAMS SPENCER SILBY SECTION G:

SECTION H: SPORTS PERSON OF THE YEAR

NOMINEES FOR THIS YEAR'S SPORTS PERSON 0 YEAR AWARD ARE: SHANE ALLEN Member of the 1ST XI Soccer team s for tournament team in Wanganui tournament.

Announced by Mr Houston SPORTS BLUES

METI NOOVAO U17 Auckland Rugby League represe U17 NZ Representative

1.

Recipient must play sport for the school.

RAEWYN PAKI U18 Auckland Netball Representative

2.

Recipient must be (in the opinion of the sport's school administration), outstanding in terms of ability, must have been totally committed to the teams/sports training, have shown outstanding attitudes towards the team, coach, manager and preferably held the position of capitainlvice captain, team leader.

BRENT PETRIE Placed 2nd in Auckland Inter; Trampolining competition.

Placed 1st in Snr Boys High Jump (record) at Manukau Secondary School Champs

3.

Recipient should have had representative experience to at least provincial level and in sports like athletics, and swimming, been placed in National Championships finals (1st, 2nd, 3rd).

4.

Additionally, the recipient must have shown leadership, loyalty, responsibility and commitment to the school.

This year' recipient is : LES UNKOVICH Member of NZ mens open and age group teams to Australian Trampolining Nationals and Pan Pacific Championships Placed 5th in the Trampoline and Synchronised Trampoline competition at Australian Nationals Placed 2nd in the Synchronised Trampoline competition at the Pan Pacific competitions Placed 1st at Auckland Secondary Schools trampolining championship and 2nd in teams event.

Les is absent today - he is returning from the National Championships held in Christchurch over Labour Weekend.

This new recipient joins students still at school who have previously been awarded Sports Blues. This year's achievements will be recorded on a certificate and presented to them.

SHANE ALLEN: Member of the 1st XI Soccer team selected for the tournament team in Wanganui tournament.

Member of the MHS 1st XI Soccer team.

BRENT PETRIE: Placed 2nd in Auckland Interschool Trampoling competition Placed 1st in Snr Boys High Jump (record) Manukau Secondary School Champs

CORY SCOTT: 1st in NZ Gymnastic Team Trials 1st in Waikato/BOP Championship 2nd Auckland and North Island Championships 1st in Voluntary's NZ Championships 4th overall in NZ Championships Member of the NZ team who went to Japan to compete' Cup - finalist on The High Bar and The Pommel rings Highest placed NZ male SANJAY SOMA Captain Auckland U18 Invitationl Youngest player in Auckland senior club competition LOUISE TURNER Captain Girls 1st XI Soccer Team. for the Tournament team at 1991 Secondary Schools Girls tournament.

Captain Girls 1st XI Hockey Team.

LES UNKOVICH Member of NZ mens open and a teams to Australian Trampolining Nationals and Pan Championships Placed 5th in the Trampoline and Synchronised Tramp competition at Australian Nationals Placed 2nd in the Synchronised Trampoline competition Pan Pacific competitions Placed 1st at Auckland Secondary Schools trampoli championship and 2nd in teams event.

This year's Sports Person of the Year Award goes to C SCOTT (Present Certificate and Trophy)

STUDENTS 1992 3CG Mr CRAIG KarMa ASHMAN Daniel ATKINSON BETHAM Wilfred BRADY Jamie CASSIDY Tracey CHRISTOPHER Michael Bryce DIXON FAHEY Tracey Ropati FESULUAI GRIBBLE Shawn Allan HSU KAUKURA Karl Nicholas KEMP Sharn KIPA LUAMANU Peter MUNDAY Damian NGAPERA Aroha O'KANE Danny PALMER Kirsty PERRY Daile Beni ie RICHARDS TRANG Tony TUGAGA Lasela TUROA-PRITCHARD Billie Carlee WATSON Angela WESCOTT WHITTAKER Tracy-Gail WILLIAMS Tania 3CL Mrs JENNER Rachel AIKIN BARR David Kylie CLAYTON COOPER Donna DAVIES Geoffrey Sarah DUTT FALANITULE Nina FARRELL Chris GEDDES Nicola GREENWOOD Daniel HANSEN Christian IIEWGILL Robert KELLY Claire KITSON Jarrod LOGAN Rees LUNN Melissa SIATETE Kathryn Kelly MEHAFFY SIELVILLE-SMITH Julie NGUYEN Anna PAUL Teri ROWLAND Jeremy Joanne SAGER SHIRLEY Nicki SINGH Brinder SMITH Aaron SUBLETTE Matthew Son TIAN TUFFEY Daryl IDS Mr DONALDSON BILLS Rawiri Alice DESOUZA HOLDCROFT Edward JACKISON Tammy-Lee JACOBS Michael MANUEL Carrieann MCALEES Tony NAMULAUULU Loretta PERHAM Jack POPE Stephen POUNTNEY Aorangi RENETE Desmond ROBERSON Zarinah SAMUELA Angela SKELTON Gail STEAD Kristy

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Nigel Eddie Aaron

3GB Mr GRBIN James ALLEN Troy ANGOVE Julieanne BENNETT Suzanne CLARKE COPLEY Brett COROMANDEL Leon DIXON Shane Kelle DOBSON HAMMOND Clayton HARLAND Kylie H EKE Cyrille IKITULE Daniel Bernadette JACKSON Kathryn JURY KRISSANSEN Timothy Aaron MACKESY Hayley MCINNES Joanna MCQUOID Chantel MCVICKER Amanda MIERS NGATAI Christine Lisa NICOL Joseph PERESE Bevan PIHEMA THOMPSON Erin (3GB) THOMPSON Frank TONGA Dawn TUIMAUGA Jean Anna WEBB Lisa WILLIAMS WINTERBURN Jason 3HN Mr HODGSON ANDERSON Keri Michelle ANELAY Maja ASPAAS BEESLEY Andrea Aaron BELLAMY Allun BENNETT BROUGHTON Sarah Linda BULLOCH CARTER Jordan CROWE Tracey CUMBERLAND Lisa HENARE Ramona Trevor HUNTER KNIGHT Braden Wayne LAKER Herbert LEAT Raylene LONGLEY Aroha MOORE Peter ORCHARD Lindsay RENN RICHARDS Sheryn ROBINSON Eddie RUDSITS Brad Nathanael SAVAGE Nicholas SETOKI SIMMONS Peter TAYLOR Melanie TURNER Simone Jason WHALE WORSNOP Corrina 3LR Mrs LALLIER Ryan BELL BOXALL Kylie CAMPBELL Vicky Maki CECIL DARGAVILLE Michael DOHERTY Ben EMERY Damon

Andrew FORSTER Rangi FRANKS GOLDSMITH Isaac Kenneth GRAHAM GRIFFIN Tane David HENRICKS Tanya HOOPER Neeta JATTAN Tony LEAST LEAUANAE Lasa Vincent LEOTA Dianna MACKIE MCINTOSH Jacqui Cushla MCLARNON Huong NGUYEN PEARCE Aaron Bevan REEVES Nicholas RENNIE Bonnie ROGERS Tennille SINCLAIR Rei SINGSAM Joshua STOWERS TINEI Sue 3ME Mrs HAYWARD APELILA Joel BROWN Hope EDMONDS Marlena Janette EMERY FINEANGANOLO Chris John FRAZER Mere-Tini GOODGER HOANG Nga Ron IOANE JONES Ricky LE Hien LEILUA Talaave LEVI Josephine Mathew LOVATT MCDONALD Jarrad MENE Alex NEPE Kuia Peter TUHUA TUILOMA Frank WAIPOURI Gary 3MP Mr ALDERTON Charlotte CHANNING Dennis CULLEN Lee-Ann CULLEN Sarah DENNEHY FAAFILI Shaolin Bryn FOWLER GRACE Renee HARDWICK Jarrod Rangimarie HAU JOHNSTON Daniel Jessica LEONARD LOW Frances MARSHALL Tane MATAIO Noelani MIHINUI Wharerangi Francis NANAI Rochelle NISBETT Michael PAGE Shiphrah PAHULU Savelio POMEE Dawn PREECE ROBERTS Tracey Sue TASI TB WHATA Jamie THOMPSON Nehe TITO Tiri Emmy VAILI VAN DEN BOSCH Esther Trevor WILLIAM James WORBOYS 3MS Mrs MASON AH-HING Yolande ASHBY Clinton BOARD Petrina BOTHAMLEY Kevin BRADY Emery

Nicole BROOKS Raelene BROWN Monty BURROWS Kezia COLBERT David COLLIS Angel COOK Dayna EDWARDS ENSOM Paula FIELD Troy HAARE Karanga Petra HASTELOW KIRKLAND Renee Desiree LEAIA Erin MAC SHANE Richard MILLER Sara MUNRO PEAKE Sam Darren RASMUSSEN STEPHENS Peri SUTCLIFFE Penny TIUMALU Carolina Toakase TONGA Kelly VAUSE Davina WELLS Vicky WILSON Matthew WINIATA 3NS Miss INNES ANDERSON Tracey Debbie BODLE Patrick FORREST HAMILTON Tina Annette HARRIS Eric HOKAI Angie JOHNSON KASIM Shabnam KNOTT Jason LEALIIFANO Tavita MARSHALL Leslie MATAGI Tim MCCASKILL Josh MCGAHAN Ross METUATINI Metua MIKAERE Shannon Minh MINH LAM Jotika NAIDU Hayden PRICE Davina SAVAGE SEUMANUTAFA Rita Jonathon SMITH TIPELU (FAIMOA) Margaret TOU Tania WILLIAMSON Mandy WILSON James 3PL Mr PARLANE ADAMS Rachel Mele ALE ANDERSON Cherrie ANDERSON Kirk AWDE Kathryn Olivia BROWN Jennifer BRUCE BRYERS Stacy Gareth DAVIS DIXON Sara DYSTER-SOMMERVI Michelle FERRIS Janene GURNICK Sandee HELSBY Chris Clare JEFFRIES JUDD Damian LARSEN Mark MCKAY Matthew MCKAY Nathan MCWILLIAMS Rachel Chris NANAI Sharlene NURSE OCHI KarMa PARANGI Hoana Dane PENS RAUHIHI Angela

REEVES Sara \ RIRINUI Queenie SEYMOUR Nicholas TOWNSEND Zeb VANDENBOSCH Janelle 3PT Mr PLATT ARVIDSON Amanda BICKLEY Jessica Shannon BLAIR BOUSFIELD Sharlene Vaughn BOWDEN Karl BRUMBY John BYRN ES Sydney HETA HOLLOWAY Shane HUANG Tom JOHANSSON George Todd KERR LUKA Dana MOANA Airto Sandra MORRIS Cora MORTON Renee MOSES NARBEY Jon Michael ORGAN SPENCER Joanne TARAI Angelina Richard TAWHITI TEHIKO Peter Willie TUITAMA Nathan TUKIJAFU WILLIAMS Amanda 3SN Mrs SANSON Norah ALANI ANDERSON Jody BENNETT Kale Judy BISMAN BROEDERLOW Vivian BUTLER Amanda Tony CHANG Bronwen COOPER Rhiannon DUGGAN ETERU Sulusi HALSE Richard Jasmine HAYWARD Anthony HORVATH IOAPO Pouniu Tania JEFFRIES KING Michael MCCREADIE Ross MORUNGA Ngaire NIKORA Marsh Hemakshi PATEL RICE Margaret Jason RIDLEY ROBINSON Raymond ROPE Kristy ROSE Alex RUSSELL Clinton Vanda SIONESINI TAKTAK Hanna TAPLIN Emma Simon THOMSON WALKER Teresa Jeremy WYNYARD 3ST Mr STAFFORD ADLINGTON Jacob BEN-KIMI Nicholas Rizpah COOK HANCOX Neville Quintin HARRIS Veronica JOYCE Manoa KAIRUA Tina MANUELA MOORES Sherri MUIRSON Amy MYOCEVICH Jason Theresa SEMAU SPRIGGS Paul TEAROTI Sharon TOKOA Tata

TOOALA Kerena TURNER Ranga VAAFUSUAGA Timothy WAENGA Rachelle WAEREA John WILLIAMS Stace YOUNG Michelle 4AY Mr AYERS ANDREWS Cherie CHAPMAN Chanel DICKSON Jason EMERY Justin FAIRHURST Toni HARRISON Mary-Ann HEKE Desiree HERMAN Andrew IIONAN Shaun HOWE Theresa JAMES Andrew KNOX Craig MACDONALD Marc MANARANGI Karl MASON Karl PETRIE Kelly RANGI Edwin REEVES Dione ROBERSON William SAUNDERS Colin SHEEHAN Mary-Ellen STEED Quentin STONEHAM Daniel TAUHORE Charles TORUARIKI Diana TRAN Chinh UDY Gaylene 4CK Mr COOK BAILLIE Evan BEAZLEY Jonathan BEAZLEY Simon BRYANT Garry FA'LALA Villi GAGE Glen HARRIS Richard HENRICKS Mark KHATRI Chelan KINGI Robin PARR Dean TAURANGA Maxwell VILI Ofisa WELCH Bradley Nicholas WORBOYS WRIGHT Karl 4DA Mr O'DEA ALLAN James BAKER Jaylene Melanie CHURCHES FERGUSSON Lisa GOODGER Tetoko GOODHUE Ryan HAAK Kevin HARRIS Anthony HOKAI Allen IRVINE Thomas JAMES Deborah KAMANA Riki-Lee LATANA Katalina Vinh LUONG MASCELLE Hayley MATTHEWS Kylee MAUGA Poasa MCKEE Natalie MOSES Ernest NUTTALL Mark PAKIETO Gabriel PALETUA Lillian POMARE William SALE Siu TAKIARI Jackey TAVITA Sililo TIPENE Sheree WATSON David

4DY Miss DAY ANDERSON Louise ANGUS Dane BARRETT Nicole BOYD Tennille CAPSTICK Janice CHRISTIAN Sean CRAIGIE Cathie FRAZER James HADDAD Daniel HEASLIP Paul HSU Billy KING Lana KOH Jamie LEATHEM Todd MAEVA Shirleyanne MANUEL Tui MARTIN Paul PATEL Janak PEARSE Eric PEARSON Tanya RIGBY Lee SNOWDEN Rondell TE HIRA Natalie TEINANGARO Kevin THOMAS Kingi THOMPSON Erin (4DY) TOT Paraia TRANG Ming TUAREKA Celina WHITE Melanie WILLIAMS Andrew 4GL Miss GALLOT AUKINO Mary-Anne BALL Raymond BROWN Dee-Ann CASSIDY Graham CHEN Chrigung Chih DAHYA Paresh HJORRING Amanda HOWARD Fabian JEFFERIES Leah KENNARD Kelly KNAPTON Aeon LEILUA Iunaite MANDERSON April MILLS Todd MITA Kevin NAND James NICHOLAS Steven NOV Savoeun POWER Sarah PREECE Matthew REYNOLDS Eva-Dorothy ROXBURGH Matthew SMITH Tracey TAITIN Fred TARAWA Rodney TRAN Ngoc WHITFORD Aaron WIREPA Hemi WOODLEY Selina 4LA Mrs LAL ANDERSON Garth BRUCE Alison FRANCE Leanne HANIF Mohammed HILL Roxanne HILL Toni KIMPTON Andrea KRAVCENKO Kristina Michelle LEWIN MARK Bevan MASKELL Paul MAYBEN Leena MCCARTHY Geoffrey MCLAUGHLAN Brigid PATERSON Mark PLANT Tracey

RANA Minal RANKIN Anthony RAUSCHENBERGER Ilona REEVE tSHARPLEY Catherine RILEY Kerrie ROBERTS Kelly ROE Corrina SAKARIA Sepora STONEHAM Damian SUBLETTE Daniel TEE Steph WILKINSON Dean WILSON Linda WONG Bevan YETTON Laurie 4MC Mr METCALFE ASHTON Natasha BARNETT Andrea BELLVE Corey BODLE Neil DELACEY Scott HAUGH Andrew HOLMES Chris HORINEK Melanie HUGHEY Vanessa HYNDS Annalise LE MON Jessica LUCAS Kristie MILNER Peter MURPHY Zoe O'BRIEN Bronwyn PAPESCH Derek PEEK Christy RICHARDS Greg ROBERTSON Matthew ROBINSON Natalia SPENCER Karen STEELE Leighton STEWART Nicole STEWART Vivienne STRUDWICK Eloise TAWHITI Katrina TRAN Tam UALESI Miriama VAN EUNEN Bjorn VUJCICH Shane WILTSHIRE Holdern 4MK Mrs MACKAY FITZPATRICK Paul HILL Estella HOOPER Natalie KOLIO Luaei LATU Luisa NANAI Patrick NEPIA Clint NICHOLSON Jeremy NOOROA Tumai OUK Doeur SUKA Jacob TALBOT Francine TAVITA Samuela TOMINIKO Susana TUI Fifita 4MN Mrs MCLAUGLAN ADAM Ranella AH-YOU Tai CRIGHTON Nicole EGAN Natalie EWE Alexander FINDLAY Kane HALIDAY Rebecca HALL Gana JENSEN Stephen Craig KING LEAUANAE Vila Jemahl LEITH MCLEAN Morgan MONK David PATTERSON Tamara QUINTAL Tanya

RICHARDSON Tony RUKA Frampton SIAOSI Teuila TOBY Natasha WARD Jason WASLEY Leonard WILLIAMS Brent WINDMILL Melanie WIPA Puti YEARBURY Allan 4MT Mr MILLET AFITU Tapaau ALLEN Cindy COBB Suzanne COOK Andrew CUMMINGS Sonia DICKINSON Jacob DUNCAN Stuart FRANSON Susan HASTELOW Aaron HEANEY Elisha HEMMINGSON Tzana JUDD Carrie MURPHY Tracy O'HARA Kerrie PILLAY Shaleshni POTORU Akeau PRIEST Paul REI Charlene ROGERS Michael SIMPSON Romel SIU Beatrice TAHANA Ray TAUA Caesar TAUMATA Nathan TAYLOR Rebecca TE KANI Kristy TEREORA Junior THOMPSON Dorian TUIONO Mesia 4PY Mr PERRY ANDREWS Braden BEACHAM Michaela CARROLL Anita CROWTHER Samuel ENG Hue FRITH Cameron HALSE Patricia HARKINS Stephanie JACKSON-POTTER Annette LESLIE Gabrielle LESLIE Marcus LIPSHAM Farrah MACDONALD Hamish MARSHALL Paul MCCARTNEY Natalie METCALFE Adam MILITELLO Brett MORONEY Gillian MUNCKHOF Robert PANTHER Nicola PIA Shannon P I HAMA Mann RYBURN Victoria SAVAGE Matthew SMITH Julia THOMSON Nicole TIPLADY Michael VELICH Adrian Anita VOISEY WEIR Angus WONG Garrett 4RT Mr REITER ADAMS Sandra ANDREWS Tracey AUTHEMAN Shane BOWMAR Justin DANIELS Tessa HAA Darlene HETA Venus

JOHANSSON William KINGHAM Shay KIRKWOOD Jason KNOWLES Michelle LUATUA Katie MAY Angelina MIZZIEBO Brandon MURRAY Simone MURTIC Brian OLSSON Shirelle POPATA Daniel RANGI Phillip ROBINSON Chris SCOTT Clint SCURR Anita STEEDMAN Carla TUAOI Joyce TURNER Belinda WEBSTER Sarah WHAREMATE Remo, WILLIAMS Gloria WYNYARD Daniel 4SC Mrs SCHANZER ARROL Tracey BARRON Trisha BATEY Nicole BRIDGE Angela BYERS Jeremiah CROFT Adam DICKENS Brian DIXON ShellyAns EAGLETON Kristin EASTMAN Vikki FISK Angela FLAVELL Cameron GIRARD Tearoa HAYWARD Sonia HEMMINGSON Anal HUBBARD Jannelle Bevan JACKSON KNIGHT Sharron LEE Andy LINDSAY Rhys MARX Philip MORTON Janelle MOTUTARA Mark MUAIAVA Lynette MUDANNAYAKE Mahan NEAL Graham PENNEY Rachel PENNEY Scott PETERS Sandra P INK ERTON Trisha STANLEY Peter WIGGINS Sarah 4VY Mr VOISEY ARONSON Lisa BOU Naroeun CHEN Joe ( Wei Ming) COLLIS Stacey DE PRINSE Bart GASCOIGNE Lisa GRAY Yvonne HADFIELD Joanna HANSEN Angela HSIAO Michelle HSU Angela HUNG Ying-Ling INAMATA Lucinda JURY Jayson LEE David MCPAKE Martin MOA Mere NEELS Peter NIKORA Robyn O'KANE Nathan PALMER Simon PANA Malissa PEARSE Robert PENNINGTON Christi' RUTTER Nicole

TOOALA Kerena TURNER Ranga VAAFUSUAGA Timothy WAENGA Rachelle WAEREA John WILLIAMS Stace YOUNG Michelle 4AY Mr AYERS ANDREWS Cherie CHAPMAN Chanel DICKSON Jason EMERY Justin FAIRHURST Toni HARRISON Mary-Ann HEKE Desiree HERMAN Andrew IIONAN Shaun HOWE Theresa JAMES Andrew KNOX Craig MACDONALD Marc MANARANGI Karl MASON Karl PETRIE Kelly RANGI Edwin REEVES Dione ROBERSON William SAUNDERS Colin SHEEHAN Mary-Ellen STEED Quentin STONEHAM Daniel TAUHORE Charles TORUARIKI Diana TRAN Chinh UDY Gaylene 4CK Mr COOK BAILLIE Evan BEAZLEY Jonathan BEAZLEY Simon BRYANT Garry FA'LALA Villi GAGE Glen HARRIS Richard HENRICKS Mark KHATRI Chelan KINGI Robin PARR Dean TAURANGA Maxwell VILI Ofisa WELCH Bradley Nicholas WORBOYS WRIGHT Karl 4DA Mr O'DEA ALLAN James BAKER Jaylene Melanie CHURCHES FERGUSSON Lisa GOODGER Tetoko GOODHUE Ryan HAAK Kevin HARRIS Anthony HOKAI Allen IRVINE Thomas JAMES Deborah KAMANA Riki-Lee LATANA Katalina Vinh LUONG MASCELLE Hayley MATTHEWS Kylee MAUGA Poasa MCKEE Natalie MOSES Ernest NUTTALL Mark PAKIETO Gabriel PALETUA Lillian POMARE William SALE Siu TAKIARI Jackey TAVITA Sililo TIPENE Sheree WATSON David

4DY Miss DAY ANDERSON Louise ANGUS Dane BARRETT Nicole BOYD Tennille CAPSTICK Janice CHRISTIAN Sean CRAIGIE Cathie FRAZER James HADDAD Daniel HEASLIP Paul HSU Billy KING Lana KOH Jamie LEATHEM Todd MAEVA Shirleyanne MANUEL Tui MARTIN Paul PATEL Janak PEARSE Eric PEARSON Tanya RIGBY Lee SNOWDEN Rondell TE HIRA Natalie TEINANGARO Kevin THOMAS Kingi THOMPSON Erin (4DY) TOT Paraia TRANG Ming TUAREKA Celina WHITE Melanie WILLIAMS Andrew 4GL Miss GALLOT AUKINO Mary-Anne BALL Raymond BROWN Dee-Ann CASSIDY Graham CHEN Chrigung Chih DAHYA Paresh HJORRING Amanda HOWARD Fabian JEFFERIES Leah KENNARD Kelly KNAPTON Aeon LEILUA Iunaite MANDERSON April MILLS Todd MITA Kevin NAND James NICHOLAS Steven NOV Savoeun POWER Sarah PREECE Matthew REYNOLDS Eva-Dorothy ROXBURGH Matthew SMITH Tracey TAITIN Fred TARAWA Rodney TRAN Ngoc WHITFORD Aaron WIREPA Hemi WOODLEY Selina 4LA Mrs LAL ANDERSON Garth BRUCE Alison FRANCE Leanne HANIF Mohammed HILL Roxanne HILL Toni KIMPTON Andrea KRAVCENKO Kristina Michelle LEWIN MARK Bevan MASKELL Paul MAYBEN Leena MCCARTHY Geoffrey MCLAUGHLAN Brigid PATERSON Mark PLANT Tracey

RANA Minal RANKIN Anthony RAUSCHENBERGER Ilona REEVE tSHARPLEY Catherine RILEY Kerrie ROBERTS Kelly ROE Corrina SAKARIA Sepora STONEHAM Damian SUBLETTE Daniel TEE Steph WILKINSON Dean WILSON Linda WONG Bevan YETTON Laurie 4MC Mr METCALFE ASHTON Natasha BARNETT Andrea BELLVE Corey BODLE Neil DELACEY Scott HAUGH Andrew HOLMES Chris HORINEK Melanie HUGHEY Vanessa HYNDS Annalise LE MON Jessica LUCAS Kristie MILNER Peter MURPHY Zoe O'BRIEN Bronwyn PAPESCH Derek PEEK Christy RICHARDS Greg ROBERTSON Matthew ROBINSON Natalia SPENCER Karen STEELE Leighton STEWART Nicole STEWART Vivienne STRUDWICK Eloise TAWHITI Katrina TRAN Tam UALESI Miriama VAN EUNEN Bjorn VUJCICH Shane WILTSHIRE Holdern 4MK Mrs MACKAY FITZPATRICK Paul HILL Estella HOOPER Natalie KOLIO Luaei LATU Luisa NANAI Patrick NEPIA Clint NICHOLSON Jeremy NOOROA Tumai OUK Doeur SUKA Jacob TALBOT Francine TAVITA Samuela TOMINIKO Susana TUI Fifita 4MN Mrs MCLAUGLAN ADAM Ranella AH-YOU Tai CRIGHTON Nicole EGAN Natalie EWE Alexander FINDLAY Kane HALIDAY Rebecca HALL Gana JENSEN Stephen Craig KING LEAUANAE Vila Jemahl LEITH MCLEAN Morgan MONK David PATTERSON Tamara QUINTAL Tanya

RICHARDSON Tony RUKA Frampton SIAOSI Teuila TOBY Natasha WARD Jason WASLEY Leonard WILLIAMS Brent WINDMILL Melanie WIPA Puti YEARBURY Allan 4MT Mr MILLET AFITU Tapaau ALLEN Cindy COBB Suzanne COOK Andrew CUMMINGS Sonia DICKINSON Jacob DUNCAN Stuart FRANSON Susan HASTELOW Aaron HEANEY Elisha HEMMINGSON Tzana JUDD Carrie MURPHY Tracy O'HARA Kerrie PILLAY Shaleshni POTORU Akeau PRIEST Paul REI Charlene ROGERS Michael SIMPSON Romel SIU Beatrice TAHANA Ray TAUA Caesar TAUMATA Nathan TAYLOR Rebecca TE KANI Kristy TEREORA Junior THOMPSON Dorian TUIONO Mesia 4PY Mr PERRY ANDREWS Braden BEACHAM Michaela CARROLL Anita CROWTHER Samuel ENG Hue FRITH Cameron HALSE Patricia HARKINS Stephanie JACKSON-POTTER Annette LESLIE Gabrielle LESLIE Marcus LIPSHAM Farrah MACDONALD Hamish MARSHALL Paul MCCARTNEY Natalie METCALFE Adam MILITELLO Brett MORONEY Gillian MUNCKHOF Robert PANTHER Nicola PIA Shannon P I HAMA Mann RYBURN Victoria SAVAGE Matthew SMITH Julia THOMSON Nicole TIPLADY Michael VELICH Adrian Anita VOISEY WEIR Angus WONG Garrett 4RT Mr REITER ADAMS Sandra ANDREWS Tracey AUTHEMAN Shane BOWMAR Justin DANIELS Tessa HAA Darlene HETA Venus

JOHANSSON William KINGHAM Shay KIRKWOOD Jason KNOWLES Michelle LUATUA Katie MAY Angelina MIZZIEBO Brandon MURRAY Simone MURTIC Brian OLSSON Shirelle POPATA Daniel RANGI Phillip ROBINSON Chris SCOTT Clint SCURR Anita STEEDMAN Carla TUAOI Joyce TURNER Belinda WEBSTER Sarah WHAREMATE Remo, WILLIAMS Gloria WYNYARD Daniel 4SC Mrs SCHANZER ARROL Tracey BARRON Trisha BATEY Nicole BRIDGE Angela BYERS Jeremiah CROFT Adam DICKENS Brian DIXON ShellyAns EAGLETON Kristin EASTMAN Vikki FISK Angela FLAVELL Cameron GIRARD Tearoa HAYWARD Sonia HEMMINGSON Anal HUBBARD Jannelle Bevan JACKSON KNIGHT Sharron LEE Andy LINDSAY Rhys MARX Philip MORTON Janelle MOTUTARA Mark MUAIAVA Lynette MUDANNAYAKE Mahan NEAL Graham PENNEY Rachel PENNEY Scott PETERS Sandra P INK ERTON Trisha STANLEY Peter WIGGINS Sarah 4VY Mr VOISEY ARONSON Lisa BOU Naroeun CHEN Joe ( Wei Ming) COLLIS Stacey DE PRINSE Bart GASCOIGNE Lisa GRAY Yvonne HADFIELD Joanna HANSEN Angela HSIAO Michelle HSU Angela HUNG Ying-Ling INAMATA Lucinda JURY Jayson LEE David MCPAKE Martin MOA Mere NEELS Peter NIKORA Robyn O'KANE Nathan PALMER Simon PANA Malissa PEARSE Robert PENNINGTON Christi' RUTTER Nicole

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First XI Boys Cricket Team: Brett Le Quesne (captain)

Robert Douglas

Iki Falanitule (vice Captain)

Philip Paterson

Roger Owen

Paul Wallace

Simon Wiggins

Paul Marshall

Karl Barton

Francis Chadwick

Lee Kyle Faiers Fielding an inexperienced team for the 1991 - 1992 season, the Manurewa High School First XI started off well with a convincing win over Papakura High School, the attack spearheaded by the medium pacers Philip Paterson and Paul Marshall. The team was soundly beaten though by a Rosehill College First XI who won the game through awesome batting depth, but to our credit, captain Brett LeQuesne scored a well deserved half - century.

Looking for a final win before winter, Manurewa High faced a well balanced Wesley XI. Unable to answer the fearsome Wesley attack, Manurewa, out for 100, looked thoroughly beaten but early breakthroughs by Paterson and Iki Falanitule had Wesley reeling at 3/13 before their middle order tore apart the bowling attack.

The inexperience showed in our defeats despite valiant attempts.

Special mention should go to Paul Marshall, a junior in the First XI who was inspirational in the field and the rest of the team who always put in their best efforts. We of the first XI would also like to thank Mr Hollis for the effort and time he put into coaching our team.

Brett LeQuesne and Iki Falanitule.