MISSION STATEMENT The Manurewa High School believes in the pursuit of excellence where individuals are challenged to reach their full potential in a school climate of firm, consistent discipline administered in a stable and caring environment.
EDITORIAL STAFF: Michelle Flynn. Kath Jasper and Donne Schultz. Special Acknowledgements to Kahu Burns, Lex Davis, Gnatt Savage
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Principal's Message This year our student roll peaked at 2020 students. The new Education Amendment Act, which included changes to enrolment schemes, has made it very difficult, if not impossible, to prevent overcrowding within the school. Despite leaving many spaces in year 9, an overwhelming number moved into zone and, of necessity, had to be offered places. This placed undue pressure on class sizes and rooming. This year has been an unprecedented year for staff movements. Over 18 staff left during and at the end of the year to take up positions in private schools or to travel overseas to teach. believe that state funding to private schools is too high, and gives these schools an unfair advantage in being able to offer more attractive remuneration packages. The staff workload has increased for a number of reasons. In particular the implementation of NCEA level 1 for next year. Unreasonable demands are being placed on our staff who have quite rightly requested more non-contact time and increased salaries to compensate. The school system has now become more accountable and this accountability, particularly in reporting requirements has placed a further workload on middle managers. It is with some concern to note that fewer and fewer quality applicants are applying for middle management/senior administration and principals positions. My grateful thanks to staff for your tireless efforts and commitment this year. The building programme has continued apace to ensure that our students continue to have excellent and up to date facilities. Completed this year has been the addition of two further science laboratories to
ensure that our students are always taught in a laboratory to enable a curriculum delivery of investigative hands-on science. Also extensions to the gymnasium changing facilities were completed and tenders have been let for stage II due for completion next year. Planning is well underway for the new 10 room Technology block with a completion date set for July 2002. This Technology block, with its central computerised design area, and multi-material rooms, will make it much easier for staff to facilitate and teach the new technology curriculum. Developments in ICT have continued with access being made available from home to the school intranet via our website. The intranet has now become a vast information base for both staff and students. During the year our students continued to achieve in all areas, academic, cultural and sporting. In Bursary examinations last year 16 scholarships passes were gained, five of these by students in year 12. Students excelled in the Australian competitions - Science, Chemistry, Mathematics and English. This year two students, Michelle Finch and Melissa Clamp, completed Stage English papers at Auckland University as part of the English extension project. At this year's Merck Sharp Et Dohmne Science Et Technology Fair, students from The Manurewa High School gained all 1st prize at Years 11, 12 and 13 plus other Special Awards including the Best Exhibit of the Fair. Congratulations to these students, in particular Brame Fielder for winning Best Exhibit of the Fair. One of our senior science students, Jashneel Agraval was selected as one of four students
nationwide to attend a Science seminar in Sydney. This year's Musical 'Oliver' was an outstanding success with many students, both senior and junior, involved. All aspects of the production were truly professional. The Concert Band received a Gold Award and the Chamber Orchestra a Bronze Award at the Auckland Secondary Schools Music Festival. Also, the Girls choir gained a Merit Award at the Auckland Secondary Schools Choral Festival. This year a celebration of the many cultures within our school took place during International Week (6-10 August). All students were encouraged to celebrate the culture of the country of their origin by holding activities throughout the week and special assemblies. My thanks to Mrs Fay Weatherly and other staff who organised this event, which will now become a regular part of the school calendar. Also celebrated this year was the 10th anniversary of the signing of the sister-school agreement with Takasaki Higashi High School in Japan. The anniversary was marked by a special ceremony held at Takasaki Higashi High School, and was attended by the New Zealand
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Ambassador. A new agreement was signed making it possible for long stay students to visit both schools.
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The number of sports teams and sports achievements continue to increose. Teams which excelled during the year were: Girls Badminton who won the Auckland competition and qualified to compete at the National competition, Senior Boys Squash team who won the Auckland B grade competition, Senior Boys Basketball team who narrowly lost to Kings College in an exciting final, Senior A and Year 70 Netball teams and Boy's Soccer 1st XI won the Counties/Manukau competition. Louise Jones retains the Notional titles in the 700m and 200m Junior Girls and also won two gold medals at the Sydney Youth Festival earlier in the year. This year Board of Trustee elections were held. Congratulations to those Board members re-elected and the newly elected members. Mr Mike Bailey is currently Chairman of the Board of Trustees. My thanks to the former Board members, in particular Mr Rodney Haugh, former Deputy Chairman and Mrs Christine Bromley former Chairperson. My thanks also to the Parent Teacher Association and the Maori Parent Support group for your contribution to the school.
THE MANUREWA HIGH SCHOOL BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2001
Finally, a big thank you to the most important people, the students of the school, particularly the seniors who are leaving. Your achievements will ensure that the 'tradition of excellence' that our school is renowned for, will continue in the future.
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Front Row (left to right) Mrs D Warfield (Staff Representative), Mr R Wilson (Deputy Chairma Mr M Bailey (Chairman), Mr K Thomson (Principal), Mrs J Danks (Secretar Back Row Mr L Wu, Mr F Tasi (Student Representative), Mr A Talaimar Mr W Blagrove, Mr W Quinn. Mrs M Herewini Absent 2
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Staff Notes This year has been unprecedented in the number of staff leaving either to take up positions in private schools or to travel overseas. We are fortunate that in a staff of 110 we have the flexibility to readjust timetables until such time as permanent appointments are made. Listed below are staff movements on a faculty basis during the year
Languages Faculty International Languages - Mr Wayne Lynch resigned at the end of last year, He replaced by was taken by Ms Priscilla Pollard. English - Miss Julie Melville-Smith commenced in the English Department, and Mrs Lyn Mulcahy and Miss Michelle Flynn took up part time positions. Mrs Gabrielle Edwards left at the end of term one. Miss Michelle Flynn, who was appointed to a full time postition, took her position. Miss McNoe left at the end of term 2 and Ms Donne Shultz was appointed her position. Miss H Hawthorn has resigned effective from the end of this year.
Mathematics Mr Tony Carey resigned at the end of last year. Miss Raewyn Towes was appointed to the position of Assistant HOD Mathematics. She has since been appointed to the position as HOD Mathematics commencing next year.
Physical Education and Health
Mr Barry Williams was appointed
Assistant HOD Physical Education and Mr Kenneth Bolland as Assistant PE teacher. Mrs Tania Bigham acted in a relieving capacity during terms one and two. At the commencement of term three Mrs Sue Leslie transferred to Careers Department and Mrs Bigham to Food Technology. At the end of term three Mrs K Preen, left on parental leave. Mr Barry Williams was appointed HOD Physical Education and Mr Jano Hanik was appointed to the parental leave position. Mrs Sarah McClone was appointed at the commencement of term four.
Science Five new staff were welcomed at the commencement of the year. Mrs Miranda Flemming, Miss Elly Newby, Miss Caroline Moore, Mr Don Benn and Mrs Lyn Ashman. Mr Ken Patten left early in Term one and Mr Lauraj Kumar left at the end of term two. In August Mr William Madgwick and Mrs Miranda Makin, HOD Science resigned. Their positions were filled by Miss Catherine Spencer HOD Chemistry and Dr Nick Marsh HOD Science who commenced in term 4. Mr Donald Benn and Mrs Heather Benn leave at the end of the year.
Social Sciences Social Studies/History -Mr Finlay resigned at the end of term one. He was replaced by Ms Fleur Weaver. Mrs Louise Gaines commenced a part time position in Social Studies in term three. Business Applications - Mr Clive Pinto left at the end of term one. His 3
position was taken by Mr Graeme Murray during terms two and three. At the start of term four Mr Julian Wilson commenced.
Special Education Education Support Centre - Mrs Jan Wright, was welcomed back at the commencement of the year and left at the end of term two to return to England. Mrs Diane Whyte was appointed HOD and Miss Janine Robinson commenced at the start of term three. Integrated Learning Centre - Mr Clive Bushell was appointed at the start of the year, and Mr Saubray Edinberry transferred from the Education Support Centre. Vision Resource Centre - Mrs Donna Cox left at the end of last year and her position was temporarily filled by Mrs Bronwyn Waterhouse until the Mr Mark Tweedale commenced in term three.
Technology
Mrs Karen Brinsden, Faculty Director took parental leave for the year. Mr William Madgwick was appointed Acting Faculty Director. Graphics Et Technology Mr Rob Bridgette resigned at the end of last year. Three new staff were appointed at the start of the year Mr Charles Haggie, Assistant HOD Graphics Et Technology, Mr Albert Giles, and Mrs Karen Williams in a part time position. Mr Basil Lee left at the end of term two and was replaced by Mr Alan Boyd. Mr Geoff Munslow commenced at the start of Term three.
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Mr David Squire has been appointed Director of Music to commence in 2002. Mr Daniel Wilson leaves at the end of the year.
Mr Rob Kilgour resigned as Faculty Director and was replaced by Mr Nigel Weeks. Mr Weeks resigned Mr Jeremy early term two. Zwiegelaar left at the end of term two and was replaced by Mrs Natalie Walters. Mr David Adlam joined the Music Department in a part-time position for the rest of the year.
Food Technology - Mrs Mary Molloy commenced at the start of term one. Mr Gabe Evans, i/c Hospitality and Catering left at the end of term two. His position was filled for the remainder of the year by Mrs Daisy Chandra and Mrs Tania Bigham transferred to Food Technology.
Photography by: Kirstin Forrest, Year 13
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The Manurewa High School 'a tradition of excellence' Board of Trustees (2001) Chairman: Deputy Chairman:
Mr M Bailey Mr R Wilson Mr W Blagrove Mrs M Herewini Mrs S Levi Mr W Quinn Mr A Talaimanu Mr W Wu Mr K Thomson BA Dip Ed Dip Tchg (Principal) Laura Levi (Student Representative) Mrs D Warfield (Staff Representative) Mrs J Danks (Secretary) Mrs J McGavin (Minute Scretary)
Senior Administration Principal Second Principal Deputy Principals
Mr K G Thomson BA Dip Ed Dip Tchg Mrs E J Dixon MEd Admin (Hons)BA Dip Ed TTC Dip Tchg Mr P W Hornblow BA Dip Tchg Mrs S Impey BA Dip Tchgn Mrs V M Shortland Dip PE Dip Ed Dip Tchg Mr M Williams MEd. Admin (Hons) BSc Dip Tchg
Staff (2002) Faculty Directors Languages Mathematics Physical Et Personal Devt Science Social Sciences Special Education Technology The Arts
Mr L Marr BA (Hons) Dip Tchg Mrs F Weatherly BA Dip Tchg Dip Maths Ed Mrs K Preen BEd (Hons) Mrs C Howard BSc Dip Tchg Mr C Van Kralingen MA(Hons)Dip Tchg Mrs N Taylor M Ed Admin (Hons) BA TTC Dip Ed Hd Chn Adv Dip Tchg Mrs K Brinsden BEd Dip HEC Dip Tchg to be appointed
Directors Alex Maich Library Et Information Centre Assessment Curriculum Information Communication Technology Music
Mrs S Shaw BA Dip Tchg Grad Dip TL Mr C Van Kralingen MA (Hons) Dip Tchg Mrs K Brinsden B Ed Dip H Ec Dip Tchg Mr D Harvey BSc Dip Sc Tchg Mr N Weeks T.0 (Music)
Heads of Departments Art Business Applications Drama Education Support Centre English Food Et Textiles Technology Geography Graphics Et Technology Guidance History
Mr R Kilgour Dip FA (Hons) Dip Tchg Mr P Jellyman BMS (Hons) Dip Tchg Miss A Thomas BA Higher Dip Tchg Dip Dance Drama Ed Mrs D Whyte TTC Dip Tchg Mr C Alderton BA Dip Tchg Mrs D Chandra B Caps Sc Dip Tchg Mr C Van Kralingen MA (Hons) Dip Tchg Mr B Lane TTC Tc Dip Tchg Mr B Smith M Ed(Hons) Couns. Dip Ph Ed Dip Tchg Mr D Voisey MA (Hons) Dip Tchg
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Information Management Integrated Learning Centre International Languages Mathematics Physical Education Science Social Studies/Classical Studies Vision Resource Centre
Mrs A Perjanik PCT IPS Com T Cert Mr M Donaldson BA Dip Tchg Mrs T Dykstra Dip Tchg BA Mrs F Weatherly BA Dip Tchg Dip Maths Ed MrB Williams Bed (Hons) Sec Ed Mrs M Makin BSC Dip Tchg Miss M Briggs BA Dip Tchg Mrs J Farmer Dip Tchg Dip
Deans Year 13 Year 12 Year 11 Year 10 Year 9
Miss A Thomas BA Higher Dip Tchg Dip Dance Drama Ed Mrs D Whyte TTC Dip Tchg Mrs S Shaw BA Dip Tchg Grad Dip IL Miss A Cox BSc BA Dip Tchg Mr D Wilson B Mus Ed Dip Tchg
Management and Responsibility Units Accelerant Maths/Learning Support Accounting Art.Co-Curricular Et Publicity Assist. To Director of Music Assist. HOD Geography/Social Studies Assist. HOD Mathematics Assist. HOD PE Careers/Transition Co-ordinator Classics English Year 10 English Year 12 Enterprise Studies (Bus. Mgm) ESOL Graphics a Technology/Technology Yrs 9 Et 10 Guidance Counsellor Health Horticulture/ Junior Science Hospitality Et Catering Information Technology Mathematics Media Studies/Yr 9 English Outdoor Education Overseas Students Dean Attendance Registrar Science (JO/Biology Sports Timetable/Computing
Assistant Teachers Mrs J Allen BA (Hons) Dip Tchg Mrs L Ashman BSc (Hons) PGCE Mr D Benn BSc Dip Tchg Mrs H Benn BSc Dip Tchg Mrs T Bigham Dip HEC Dip Tchg TTC Mr K Bolland Bed Sc(PE) Dip Tchg Mrs I Borowski BSc MSc Dip Tchg Mr A Boyd Adv T Cert TTC Mrs L Boyle NDBE Dip Tchg Mr C Bushell Bed Dip Prof Stud Dip Comp Ed
Miss T Clapperton BSc Dip Tchg Mrs A D'u Burgess B Corn Dip Tchg Mrs J Gordon BA Dip Tchg Mrs M Smith MA(Hons) LRSM Dip Tchg Miss A Cox BSc BA Dip Tchg Miss R Towes BA Bed Dip Tchg Mr B Williams BEd (Hans) Sec Ed Mrs M Turner Dip PS IPS Mr P Lees MA Dip Tchg Mrs H Kilgour BA Dip Tchg Miss E Washer MA Dip Tchg Mr C Pinto B Corn Dip Tchg Mrs J Douglas BA Dip Tchg Dip ELT Mr C Haggie Dip Tchg Adv Trade Cert Ms C Jarden Dip Tchg Mrs J Mason Dip H E Dip Tchg Mr S Hodgson RDA RDAT Dip Ed Mr G Evans NZTCB Mr W Madgwick BSc (Hons) Dip Tchg Miss R Roxburgh BA Dip Tchg Mrs R Chan BA Dip Med St (Dist) Dip Tchg Mrs A Hart NDBE Dip Tchg Mrs N Taylor MEd Admin (Hons) BA TTC Dip Ed Hd Chn Adv Dip Tchg Mrs S Barclay BSc Dip Ed Dip Tchg Dip Bus Stud Mrs V Evaroa Dip Tchg Mr R Metcalfe BE (Chem) Dip Tchg Reg Eng
Mrs V Carruthers Dip H.Ec PPT Cert Mrs D Clarkson MSc Dip PE Dip Tchg Miss N Cockle Dip Tchg Dip Fine Arts (Hons) Mrs F Colyer BSc Higher Dip Tchg Mr A Conroy Dip Tchg ONC Mech Eng Mrs J Dilworth Adv Corn T Cert Dip Tchg Mrs C Dimery BA, Dip Tchg Mr S Edinberry HDE Dip Ed Mr T Farhi BSc TIC Dip Tchg Miss M Faulkner BA Dip Tchg
Mrs M Flemming BSc Gdip Tch Ln Miss M Flynn BA Dip Tchg Mrs L Gaines BA(Hons) Dip Ed Mr A Giles Adv Tchg Cert Mr _I Hanak Ms Hawthorn BA Dip Tchg Mr R Henley BE (Hons) Dip Tchg C En Mr M Hollis MA Hons Dip Tchg Mr A Jacobs HDE Corn Miss K Jasper BA, Dip Ed Mrs K Lal BA Dip Ed TTC
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Mrs S Leslie Dip PE Mrs V Mclaughlan TTC Miss P McLellan BSc Dip Tchg Mrs S McLone B.Ed (Hons) Miss N Macquet B Ed Dip Tchg Miss L Martindale BSc (Hons) Dip Tchg Miss J Melville-Smith BA Dip Tchg Miss C Moore BSc Dip Tchg Mrs L Mulcahy BA Dip Tchg Mr G Munslow Bed, HNC, GCE Levels Mrs P Murdie TTC Mr G Murray BA Dip Guid Et Counselling B. Div Miss M Nepe B Ed Dip Tchg Miss E Newby BSc (Hans) Dip Tchg Mr B O'Reilly Dip Tchg
Mrs P Pollard MA (Hons) Dip Tchg Mr B Potter BSc Dip Tchg Mrs J Purcell BA Dip Tchg Mr S Roberts B Ed Dip Tchg Miss D Schultz BA Dip Tchg Mrs V Sewpershad BA B.ED. J. S. Ed Mrs V Singh BA Dip Tchg Mrs K Thompson BSc Dip Tchg Miss M Tihore Dip Te Rangakura Mr M Tweedale BSc B. Spec Ed Mrs D Warfield BSc Dip Tchg Mr J Wilson BSc(Hons) MA Mrs K Williams NZCD (Arch) Mr A Williams BSc Med Admin (Hons) Dip Tchg Ms F Nicholls B Mus Hons BA Dip Tchg Mr L Sulusi Mn J Nana Mr C Mason-Battley Mr J Langabeer Mr D Taylor
Itinerant Teachers Mr W Cantwell Mr P Cook Adv Dip Exec Mus Mrs F Ferens B Mus Perf Dip Tchg Mr W Kang Mrs D Louman B Mus LTCL Administration Staff Administration Manager Principal's Assistant Second Principal's Assistant Student Services Assistant
Mrs J Danks Mrs D Bain Mrs J McGavin Mrs V Ball
Support Staff Careers/Transition Assistants Network Support Assistants Library Assistants Office Assistants School Nurse Science Technicians Security Teacher Aides
Uniform Shop
Mrs D Thrupp Mr D Savage Mrs S McLellan Mrs L Hall Ms L Wallace Ms C Pritchard Mrs K Pretty Mr S Naidu Mrs M Caper Mrs C Eden Mrs B Hyder Mrs L Kerr Mrs M Medricky Miss S Purcell Mrs A Shaw Mrs J Te Hira Mrs J Utting Mrs S Warne Mr B Fromont
Property Staff Property Manager Custodian Assistant Custodian]Handyman Groundsman Assistant Groundsperson
Mr P Leader Mr B Pidgeon Mr G Gehlhaar Mr G Stirratt Mrs P Simpson 7
Mrs J Mort Mr N Hutchins Mrs L Nicholson Mrs T Rust Mrs A Woodman Mrs N Treadwell Mrs H Wilson
Mrs S Lakhan Mrs A Stakes Mr N Savage
Mrs E Clark Mrs P Gleadell Mrs R losia-Sipeli Mrs P Lawson Mrs S Morgan Mr C Raiwhara Mrs Y Smith Mrs R Theobold Mr A Vegara Mrs L Whiter
Mrs J Douglas Mrs D Grey Mrs D Jordan Mrs D Lewis Mrs V Murphy Mrs C Roseweir Mr R Talagi Mrs M Toomer Mrs S Wade Mr M Yang
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A Tribute to PHIL HORNBLOW Deputy Principal (1989-2001) Phil Hornblow was deputy principal at The Manurewa High School from 1989 to 2001. He was a valued and key member of the senior administration. Phil was highly respected by students, staff and the parent community. His loyalty and total commitment to the school was without parallel. Phil has a keen sense of humour and is always cheerful and positive, no matter what the circumstances. He is a sympathetic listener and is always sensitive to the needs of staff and students alike. He believes and sees the 'good' in all people. He enjoyed the successes of the school through the efforts and commitment of staff and students He was always willing to take on new tasks on top of what was always a huge administrative load. He made a vall contribution in all areas of school life, but in particular his responsibility for assessment issues, his support coordination of cultural groups, and coaching/managing numerous sports teams. Phil is recognised as an educator who is foremost in his field as an outstanding teacher of geography. The students taught caught his passion for his subject. As he moves into a new stage of his career, we wish him all the best. We hope that the "big highs" that he alw forecast for others will be over him wherever he is and help to maintain his positiveness in whatever adventure undertakes.
A tribute to MIKE WILLIAMS Deputy Principal (1995 — 2001) Mike joined the staff as HOD Physics in January 1987. In 1989 he was appointed as Assistant HOD Science, Curriculum Co-ordinator in February 1991. In April 1995 Mike was appointed to the position of Deputy Principal. Mike was an integral part of the senior administration, highly respected by all people that he came in contact with. was an indefatigable worker who involved himself in all facets of school life. His particular strengths in curriculum Information Communication Technology development quickly became evident. Over the years he steered the sch through the introduction of new curriculum areas and a development plan for ICT. This culminated in recent years % the establishment of a large intranet, which now serves as a vital part of teaching and learning resources for staff students. Mike kept up to date with educational developments and used this knowledge ensure their successful implementation at our school. A particular example of t was his management of STAR resourcing, a means by which the school was able offer new industry-based courses and to build new facilities. Mike involved himself fully in the life of the school. He was a keen rut coach/manager and supported all sport within the school. He still found time take responsibility for community education and was able to build up the numl of classes and courses available to the community. Mike is recognised as an outstanding teacher of senior Physics and Science. I knowledge of the subject, together with his ICT background and skills, ensured tt students were always well prepared for examinations. We congratulate Mike on his promotion to Principal of Aorere College and we wi him all the best as he takes up his new challenge.
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Farewell to Mr Nigel Weeks The School Anzac Service was this year doubly significant as it marked the end of Mr Nigel Weeks 6 year tenure as Director of Music at The Manurewa High School. The musical contribution to this service was, as always under his direction, utterly memorable. Since the day of his arrival at our school, direct from Wales, Mr Weeks made an impact — with his charming personality, passion for music and dedication to inspiring both students and staff. Slowly but surely, dreams and visions became reality. Choirs were formed, which started to sing with energy and commitment and a national Gold Award was won. The band programme grew, one small Concert Band grew into a Junior and Senior Concert Band and Gold Awards were followed by "The Most Outstanding Concert Band" in the Auckland Secondary Schools competition for three consecutive years.
outside the immediate music department and last night performances were never dry-eyed. However, it was not all without stresses and groans. The work never stopped — and performance was not at the expense of the classroom. Lessons could be unpredictable but never dull, and all students knew that they could achieve high standards, if they worked. Examination results in recent years were well above the National Mean. Mr Weeks brought life, humour and infectious passion for his beloved music to every student in the school — especially through singing assemblies — and we thank him most
A gem of an idea — "let's visit Samoa" became a tour of 100 students and 20 adults and this was followed by Concert Band tours to Canada (learning to march for the Calgary Stampede!), a performance at Disneyland, and the invitation to march in Melbourne for the Sydney Olympic 2000 build up. The first school CD, remarkably featured on National Radio, made The Manurewa High School music department known throughout the country and set a trend that other schools could only follow. School productions — 'Grease', 'Half a Sixpence', 'Joseph', 'South Pacific', ' Wizard of Oz', ' Music Hall', involved primary schools, as well as students from 9
sincerely for all that we shared and enjoyed under his direction. One Concert Band student wrote the following to Mr Weeks — "Each person has their own story of how you have changed their lives, just as I have mine. You took a few average South Auckland school kids from average homes, of all races, ages and backgrounds and made them into champions. It's like something you see in the movies. You made us proud of the school we came from. It was an honour and a privilege to be your student." Thank you Nigel Weeks From all of us.
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Clive Pinto left at the end of Term Two. Clive has been a vital member of The Manurewa High School staff. He has undertaken many roles within the school from Economics teacher to Sixth Form dean. His constant enthusiasm, energy and dedication to perfection have been an inspiration to us all. Clive has left us to undertake further education, he will be sorely missed.
Mr Hodgson, who has been a member of the staff for the previous 15 years, leaves us to once again work in hii homeland. We will all miss him. He has been the backbone of Horticulture within this school encouraging and helpin students to understand the principles of sound plant growth.
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He has a character unique to himself. When asked to describe Mr Hodgson one student wrote - "He is at our level because he draws limp Bizkit cartoons on the board". Each year his students have represented us in the Ellerslie Flower Show Landscape Design competition gaining a variety of awards. He has been instrumental in convening the judging at the South Auckland Science and Technology Fair and his expertise in this role has been sought by members of committees in other regions. We wish him well in his new endeavours. l0
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Joint DUX
Dominea Jun — Joint Dux
By Jashneel Agraval
Everyone was talking about it - who would get dux this year? We all agreed that both Jashneel and Dominea were very deserving of it and when both their names were called out, the senior school audience burst into cheering. Who says that life isn't fair?
Receiving joint dux was an amazing feeling. A recognition of all the hard work that I put into my studies for the past 5 years at The Manurewa High School. It made me feel as if it had all been worth while and that all the hard work was beginning to pay off - I had achieved something. I cannot claim however, that I got to this "stage" by my own steam. I have had a lot of motivating people in my life pushing me to achieve my goals and to do the best work possible. Most of these come from within the school, mainly teachers and other staff - specifically within the Science Department. These teachers genuinely live up to the word 'teacher', they go above and beyond what is stated in their job descriptions. They have had genuine care for my well being and the decisions that I have made - helping me with the options available and the benefits they contain. An example is with the many science fairs that I have exhibited in, all the hard work I put in was topped off by the many hours of extra time the teachers did. They helped me with everything from scientific content to how I should appear for judging and that definitely paid off. Without their contribution I would not have come half as far as I have and would never have been offered the hundreds of dollars in prize money or the all expenses overseas trips. Apart from the teaching staff I am glad that I attend a school that encourages people to excel and aids them in any way possible. An example of this is the "accelerate program" that operates from the year nine. It gives students the opportunity to study English and Mathematics a year early aiming to credit us with seven bursary subjects which means more subject options and choices broadening our overall education. This was especially helpful as I was able to take all the subjects I wanted. In the senior school I continued to see this commitment to excellence with the operation of the "Scholarship Academy" which gave me a chance to extend upon the work I was learning in class and realistically reach for those higher marks. This provided us with extra support such as mentors and outside school tutors. I can only hope that this support will be mirrored in my continuing education. Next year I intend to do a Bcom BSc conjoint degree in Accounting and Medicinal Chemistry at the University of Auckland.
Dominea had been stunning us all the whole year through. When you meet Dominea you realise that she doesn't seem like a stranger, only a great friend you haven't met yet. She has a friendly personality, a genuine smile, is constantly getting mind-blowing results at school and is modest about it too. I just keep thanking my lucky stars that she didn't take the same subjects as me or I'd be done for. Congratulations Dominea, the hard work paid off.
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Kirsten Forrest — Proxime Accessit. I think it's really encouraging to receive this kind of recognition for the hard work you put in during your years at high school. I personally owe a lot to the teachers I've had who have always given me a lot of support and guidance in what I'm doing, particularly the Arts Faculty as the darkroom and R block computers have become like my second home this year! Our school gives a lot of opportunities to students to get involved with school activities and a chance to use their ability and go as far as they can with it. For me the Annual MHS Art Exhibition was a chance to show my work and earn some cash at the same time! Next year I'm planning to attend AUT School of Art and Design studying for a degree in Graphic Design. 11
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"Prefects 2001." By Tolai Pei, "The People's Prefect" Beginning of the century! Which means lasts years Prefects and new ones this year must come together as one to help run the society of the school and to lead the way of excellence. After two weeks of just knowing each other we headed off to camp where we became better people and better leaders. Under the guidance of the three Generals; Mrs Impey, Mr Smith and Mr "cuzzy" Hornblow we went to Rotorua where we stayed in the lovely and friendly "Kiwi Packers". The highlights included tense games of touch with Mr Smith, early morning swimming and the early morning games of pool, aye Frank! With plenty of pranks along the way that included shaving cream and toothpaste, but I do feel sorry for those that had to put up with the snoring of some students in their cabins seeing that you could hear it all the way from the other side of the Motel. But it was not all fun and games. We all learnt many leadership skills and more importantly we learnt about each other. On the last day we had to pack up and clean up which we did happily and headed for some luging before we came home. We left Manurewa as friends and came back from Rotorua as family.
stop most of us from getting on stage and showing the rest of the school that we were good actors. So we did a little skit on "Harassment" for Mr Smith's assembly. With Dwaine, Teariki and myself as the bullies, we had a special guest of Ali G (Lou Reddy) to show the students to not put up with bullying, not to retaliate but to "Ignore at the time, Report the Crime and Out with Harassment". The main event of the year that was on every student's mind was the Prefect's Ball. Our job was to organise the design of the ticket, music and DJ, prizes and my favourite: the menu of the food. The theme was " Wild, Wild West", it was great to see everyone dressed as the theme or dressed formally. It was also funny seeing teachers dancing because the year is 2001 but they were dO'ncing like it was 1970's, I think it was hard for them to dance to "Bootylicious" but everyone had
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fun and danced the night away. The night went according to plan and there were no problems. lob well done Prefects! The year started as the beginning of the new generation, and it is still continuing with the Prefects. After a long year of duties we are still able to smile and have fun and show the Prefect way. To my fellow "P-Fects" I say this " I am honoured to work with you and privileged to know you all. To those that are coming back next year show them the way of Prefects and remember, we started as family and we always will be. I thank each and everyone of you for everything, good luck for the future and God Bless! One Last Time Question - Aight Answer - Wasup
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WILD WILD WEST Saturday 1st September 2001 'Say Cheese!' Flash goes yet another camera in the eyes! Who else has sore face muscles from smiling so much? Oh well, a million photos later and the ball proved to be a complete success. The 480 odd senior students who intended on going to the 2001 prefects ball were well prepared. The average female student had spent no less than $300 to make the night as good as it could get. The dress, the shoes, the make-up, the hours spent sitting under the hair dryer in curlers, and feeling pampered to the point of absolute disbelief. Not forgetting of course, the importance of arriving in style, the fancy transportation was not to be overlooked. Even the guys scrubbed up pretty well, with their slicked back hair and their style at the peak of perfection for a change... Those who dressed in theme looked just as gorgeous as those in formal wear. The Ellerslie Convention Centre looked amazing, it wasn't what anyone had expected. The western theme turned out great and original objections to it were fast put aside. The night went off with a bang and was full of great music, a great feed, lots of dancing, a multitude of photos and a lot of tired legs to remember the night by. Prizes were awarded to Michelle and Paul for best 7th form couple; Deanna and Benjamin for best 6th form couple; Jannelle and James got best formal dress; and Zhayna and Jackson took out best dressed to theme. Dayna and Taitua got awards for best dancers, while Marlina stole the show with her rocking hair style second year round, with Moses joining her in that category. Not leaving out 2 very important prize winners Mr and Mrs Malloy, taking out the "having the best time" award. A special good-bye was also issued to our Japanese friend Masumi. Students and teachers alike rated the ball as one of the best. Comments from some students included: "the music was da bomb!", the food was awesome", "dressing up with your mates in a way you wouldn't everyday was the best part..." So the night went on and everyone thoroughly enjoyed themselves. As the ball came to a close we all filed out, leaving behind only those with the wonderful job of cleaning up. Exhausted? No! Tired? Nah uh! Ready for another party? BRING IT ON!!! By Lisa Foster and Amy Steunebrink 13
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As another year in the library draws to a close we reflect on the many events which took place. Again the library offered itself as a wonderful place for learning and a haven for students to relax and keep warm especially during the cold, rainy winter lunchtimes. The computer pod was a favourite with a few more computers being added and also the addition of more books to the library was great.
The Library 2001
This year we had 20 librarians, a very good number. They all worked hard and some even did duty on more than one day a week - a sure sign of the commitment and great attitude of 2001's librarian team. I would like to commend them for their contribution to the library. The staff consisting of Mrs Shaw, Mrs Lakhan and Mrs Nicholson worked very hard this year to make the library really special, Mrs McLellan added the extra spice to the team. 2001, for the librarian team was also a great year for eating. We were very fortunate enough to share a meal in the school restaurant thanks to the professional service of the hospitality students. There was also the annual shared lunch which we had no real excuse for, but to 14
socialise and eat, eat, eat!!! Farewell Mr Finlay
The only damper on a good year w the loss of Mr Finlay who left tl team to join the National Library New Zealand in an advisory roi Mr Finlay had worked with tl library for 14 years and was a gre friend and role model to all of We will all miss his cheery lauc and 'Colgate' smile and know tl National Library is very fortunate have him. All in all, our year was excitin Friendships made, fun was ha delicious food was eaten and I hor that the library will be just grei next year. Amanda Mathew Head Libraric
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Music Department. Manurewa Music Inspired (tortured, beaten into submission) by many long, slow hours of 8.00am practices, accompanied by patriotic cheers of "Rewa Hard", The Manurewa High School Music department has stumbled its way through yet another eventful year. Despite the loss of our valued Head of Department, Mr Nigel Weeks, (or Niggle, to the more affectionate) partway through the second term, The Manurewa High School Concert band managed to take Golds at both the National and Auckland competitions under the skilled hand of our new conductor, Mr Daniel Wilson. (who has yet to develop a nickname) We also pulled off a nasty little mixed-conductor performance at the Town Hall in front of a
multinational audience of experts AND music teachers. The Concert Band Tour this year was to Wellington and Palmerston North, where we attacked the National Festival, played at Te Papa, spent lots of money, listened to speeches about pyramids, shot short films, played Onslow College (which has some interesting clubs), played lots of play station, and, ahem, stayed across the road from an adult shop. The M.H.S. Junior band has also had an eventful year, playing alongside the Senior Band at Auckland competition as well as pulling off their own tour of local Primary and Intermediate schools in an effort to educate the commoners, which looks to be becoming an annual event. The Junior Band has learnt
much new music this year, including 'The ■ [Ion King', a nice new challenge for its mostly year 9 and 10 members. The Stage Band, under Mr Langabeer and the Chamber Orchestra, under variously Mrs Smith and Mr Zweiglar, have also been active this year, both competing at the Auckland Competitions, with the Orchestra gaining a bronze award in their section. There we have it, another Music Department year all neatly wrapped up into a page of Times New Roman text. It doesn't seem like nearly enough for all the things that have happened this year, but the common man can only wonder at what he has missed. By Shane Baylis
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Girl's Choir 2001
Girls Choir 2001 was a scene of great teamwork and excellent singing. The year began with commencing rehearsals immediately, leading to a performance at the School Anzac Day Service in the presence of the Mayor of Manukau City, Sir Barry Curtis. We were then well on the way towards preparing for our Secondary Schools Choral Festival performance in the Auckland Town Hall in late
May, where we sang "Pineapple Rag," "Ave Maria" (D Hamilton) and "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother." New long skirts (school green) gave us a great boost in confidence and we were very happy to receive a Merit Award and also the Auckland Choral Federation Trophy for our performance of the New Zealand composition "Ave Maria." Busy times have continued throughout the year with successful
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performances in the community to the Ladies Probus Club, Kiwanis and Soroptimists and the end-of-year school prize-giving is always a feature event. We have been helped by a number of vocal tutors - Ms Ferens, Ms Martin and Ms Nicholls and always reliably supported by our student accompanist Katherine Young. Our thanks to all these helpers.
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Choir: The Big Sing
On the day of the local choral festival, the other members of The Manurewa High School Girls Choir and I turned up early ready to head into Auckland for the day's activities. The bus trip into Auckland was filled with a few nerves among other things, as well as a bit of singing here and there, including both choir music and a mixture of latest pop hits and tunes from our school's musical 'Oliver'. "The Big Sing" performances were to take place in the Auckland Town Hall — not all of us had sung there and some of us were a bit nervy about performimg in such a large place. However, we all made a good effort to encourage one another. We moved into the hall to listen to the other choirs before we had to
sing ourselves. During that section we heard some really wonderful choirs, with many different choir arrangements, small choirs and large, girls, boys and mixed, as well as different styles of music — pop, classical, soul and rag. We even heard a superb rendition of the Footrot Flats song. Once on stage, we performed our programme (Ave Maria, Pineapple Rag and He Ain't Half Heavy), after which we returned to our seats in the auditorium. We were pretty pleased with how we had sung. I think all the choirs could really acknowledge how far each of them had come individually thus far in the year. We watched the last choir of that section which was a fabulous group from Westlake Girls who went into the final — and then we went out to 17
lunch "on the town". Returning, we watched the next session that also featured some impressive choirs. The Manurewa High School Choir returned home on the bus still singing and proud of our performance that morning. Later, we discovered that though we had not made it into the finals, our choir had won an award for the Best Performance of a New Zealand Work by a choir who had not yet performed in the finals — (the song was "Ave Maria") and we were very proud. Our choir learned much from this outing and we are continuing to practise and improve and are particularly looking forward to performing in the choral festival next year. ByAnnalise Keyzer.
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Mathematics Faculty Report Mathex 2001
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The Mathex Competition is made up of a quiz night and different projects for Years 9 and 10. As a pre runner to the Mathex Quiz the Counties/Manakau area also run a competition which was this year held at Pukekohe High School. The Manurewa High School held its preliminaries on June 6 where at least one team of 4 represented each Year 9 and 10 Mathematics class. Huge congratulation must go to every student who participated in these preliminaries.
Heads were down, tempers flared, mad dashes were made to get to the judges as fast as possible, yells of delight made when a question was right and groans of despair when they weren't! Grins were wide for the whole afternoon though and a great time was had by students and staff.
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The following people went on to represent us at the Counties/Manakau:
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Carissa-lea Anderson Beau Auelua Yin Ling Chai Laura Cordero Rennie Douglas Alan Johnson Ashley McCormick Michael Sedgley Leah Smith Year 9 entered the Statistics Investigation category and many of these were displayed in the Manurewa Public Library. The winning entry by Brooke Loader of 9MS can be seen below.
Philip Booth Cameron Christie Nikkita Paora Matthew Scott Max Zdrakovski
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Sarah Flannery On August B this year Miss Clapperton and Miss Roxburgh accompanied 30 students from 1ORB and 10MN to hear Sarah Flannery a young Irish woman who has stunned the mathematical world of late. Sarah and her father wrote the book: Jonathon Platt and Claire Farrelly of 1ORB describs the trip as follows: We were there to listen to Sarah Flannery, a nineteen year-old Irish girl who is, to put is simply, a child genius. The lecture was started off by Sarah giving us a warm up puzzle to think about. It seemed easy but it turned out that it was harder than expected, tricking even the best of us. Then she showed us a puzzle called magic square. She explained to us how we could work it out using maths and solve it faster and more logically. 19
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By the end of the show everyone was at least a little bit convinced that Maths is more than just crunching numbers and remembering formulas. Sarah Flannery showed all of us that maths could be fun no matter who you are or what your age is.
Mathematics Week 3 August - 10 August 2001 Maths week is an New Zealand wide promotion celebrating Maths in schools. Daily problems were available for students and staff to solve. Great prizes were available for students. There were two daily prizes of $30 music vouchers. Thanks for the kind donations of local sponsors. The student winners follow: Maxona Harris Moana Joyce Sharlene Feleti Clinton Ruka Rachel Jones Tiate Jones Varun Varuna Brydee King Amanda Mathews Lyndon Fowler
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9MC participated in a nation wide activity where they were looking for treasure by cracking codes much like in the Survivor TV series. After a long week of cracking codes treasure in the form of lollipops was found on the Covered Way roof. The staff also got involved and answered their own questions each day with the promise of chocolate for the winning entries. By Thursday and Friday the organiser was on the receiving end of many bribes and significant coercion particularly from members of the English Faculty but all draws remained above board. Competitions. Students were involved in two Mathematics Competitions this year. The Eton Senior Mathematics Competition saw several of the best mathematicians in the school participate and 220 stucents from Year 9 - 13 entered the Australian Mathematics Competition on 31 July. The results were pleasing.
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Business Applications Department. The Rock Rocks - Enterprise Studies Field Trip Each year about 150 students studying Enterprise Studies in Year 10 visit The Rock in Manurewa. The Rock is Auckland's highest indoor rock climbing venue. What has rock climbing got to do with Enterprise Studies you ask? The aim of the course is to bring out the enterprising side of students and as a part of that we study risk-taking, initiative and rewards.
We get taken through all the safety gear and things to do to be safe and then its climb, climb, climb! What did we learn is that risk-taking can be fun! The risks were there of course - a few grazes and bruises, not to mention a few bruised egos but the reward was there too - to see just how high we could go!
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Year 10 Food Technology Product Launch All Yr 10 Food Technology students in term 3 are given the opportunity to develop a food product of their very own. Students are presented with a brief, carry out research, plan and trial foods that they could potentially sell on the New Zealand Market.
It takes creativity and perseverance and hard work to actually get to the Product Launch. The Launch takes place in the hall with some 70 different and innovative food products that are produced solely by the students themselves.
The students who participated worked very well and are commended for their enthusiasm and hard work. Congratulations to all who participated.
The Manurewa High School Art Department This year students in the photography classes entered the Ilford Shield Black and White for Exhibition Photographic secondary schools throughout New Zealand. We had 3 students win honours awards in the exhibition. Kirsten Forrest year 13, Glen Horan and Tha Reoun Ouk year 12, gained 3 of the 11 honours awards in New Zealand.
17 students had photographs accepted for the exhibition. Many of the photographs were also exhibited in our annual print exhibition. The Art Department Design pod has become a centre for strong artistic development of senior design and making. image photography Students have become very skillful in the use of Adobe Photo Shop programmes.
In term 3 Mr George Hawkin Minister of Police who was one Head of an Art Department and stil retains a deep interest for Art pal us a visit to view senior art an photography programmes in action Senior students spent an enjoyabl hour talking about their work an showing Mr Hawkins and his pa folio work and the darkroo facilities.
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The Manurewa High School Vision Resource Centre The Manurewa High School Vision Resource Centre (VRC) was established in 1966 to ease blind and partially sighted students into a mainstream school setting. It is unique in New Zealand, as it is the only specialist Resource Centre in a secondary school designed to specifically support students with a vision impairment. The Resource Centre is staffed by fully qualified specialist teachers and teacher aides who support the mainstream teachers and Resource Centre students. Specialist equipment, resources and the latest technology are available on site to help place students with visual impairment on an equal footing with sighted students. The students in the VRC come from all over New Zealand and the Pacific Islands as zoning restrictions do not apply to them. Board may be available at Homai National School for the Blind and Vision Impaired, only 1 kilometre away, and students living in the greater Auckland area may be transported to and from The Manurewa High School Vision Resource Centre by taxi. What are the Advantages of Attending The Manurewa High School Vision Resource Centre? The Manurewa High School Vision Resource Centre aims to provide a variety of support networks for students with a vision impairment. This enables them to reach their full potential by meeting their educational and social needs in the best possible environment. In effect, they have the best of both worlds. They are fully mainstreamed
in their classes but also have the support of other students who have a vision impairment. Here are two articles written especially for the magazine by two students who are in Year 9. Both students started in the VRC at the beginning of this academic year and this is their impressions of how they have settled into their new school. (The original articles were written in Braille and have been transcribed)
I mpressions of the VRC by Champ Fenton Yr 9 Hello there everyone. My name's Champ Fenton and I am 14 years of age and I'm a student at The Manurewa High School. I really enjoy music and this year I'm taking Music as an option. For my hobbies, I'd do anything that I'm interested in really. I'm really enjoying High School at the moment and get along with everyone in the Vision Resource Centre. Which teachers and classes do you like having you ask? Well, I have a really big favourite and this, as you would have guessed is music. Now I'm a big fan of music and I'm currently taking drum lessons. English isn't too bad, or Social Studies, but as far as Maths goes I don't like it one bit! But beside that I am trying as much as I can to keep up to date with all my work. There'll be exams coming up sometime into term 4 and these are the things that I am not looking forward to. As far as the future goes I don't know what I want to be when I leave 24
school but hey, that's still to come! My Impressions of the VRC by 12 Hello there! My name is James Ball and I attend the Vision Resource Centre at The Manurewa High School. I go to all mainstream classes except when my class has Text and Information Management or Art. I think that the VRC is a nice and educational place to go. I am 13 years old and one of my hobbies is playing the clarinet. I board at the Homai National School for Blind and Vision Impaired and go home in the holidays. The hostel is good as we go out at weekends but bad as I miss my family sometimes. At home I have three cats, two mice and one dog. When I started at the school I felt scared and I felt happy at the same time. It was a new school so I had mixed emotions. I feel great after being at the school for nearly a year. I like having Maths and Science lessons. Using a cane is pretty easy to get around the school in certain places and hard in others. The students are quite good in that they know I am blind (most of them) and they treat me with respect. I would like to say that I am having a good time here. I am learning new things about technology and I have some lessons in the VRC available to me. I'm managing to cope at the VRC and in the school and enjoy school through any 'ups and downs:
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Robert Chatam Hoby featured above with Phil Hornblow competed in the Vision Impaired games in February 2001. He received the trophy for the most outstanding sportsman of the games. He came first in the 100m, 200m and discus, second in 400m and long jump. He also competed in swimming coming first in breaststroke and second in freestyle.
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Medal Awarded for outstanding contribution to science education Awarded to Mrs Christine Howard Mrs Howard's philosophy, "to provide a learning environment which seeks to provide students with stimulating opportunities and experiences", has lead her to seek out educational practices which promote opportunity in a wide variety of activities. She has achieved this by encouraging the development of programmes which suit the student needs. Strong leadership and her exceptional delegating ability ensure that staff have the
opportunity to participate in a range of tasks which may not necessarily be offered to them, in other departments. Her crusader nature ensures that she fights for resources for her faculty and employs staff who have an empathy for creative teaching and learning. The Science department appears to be well funded reflecting the tight rein Mrs Howard maintains on the budget and her belief that "if you want something go out and get it". She approaches the community
for funds to purchase equipment to further the interests of student learning. As well she ensures that the department applies for money available through grants. In 2001 The Manurewa High School was once again invited to apply to the ACI Environmental Grant. Such money is used to purchase equipment to enhance the learning experience of the students. .5 Barclay
Bayer Scholarship The Manurewa High School Science Department won the prestigious Bayer Cup, presented for the first time, in 2000. The Managing Director, David Hope-Cross, said when presenting the Award that "We've never before had so obvious a front-runner among the schools we've been sponsoring". This is the second time that the school has won a Bayer Award, one of the few schools to do so.
Science faculty Four friendly faces joined the department at the beginning of the year to complement our active and dedicated grou of Science teachers. Miss Newby and Mrs Flemming from Christchurch, and Miss Moore from Auckland. Mr Benn join us from Lynfield College. Each brings special attributes to the department. Ms Newby has a wealth of knowledge gained while studying for her postgraduate qualifications in Africa. She has a love of things marine and has delighted her students with tales "of the deep" Mrs Flemming's strengths lie in her knowledge of practical laboratory techniques. These assets, gained in her former career as a chemistry/microbiology laboratory technician in food and environmental labs, have been really helpful to students undertaking science fair projects. Miss Moore has a novel and fresh approach and is a pleasure to have in the department. 26
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The National Science and Technology Road show. The National Science and Technology Road show came to the Manurewa High School hall on Monday the 28th of May to Friday the 1st of June. An able crew of students from 9MS were on hand to quickly help the road crew. Once we had set up the equipment and had a lesson in being a helper to the presenters we were ready for the students. The sessions run all week and it delivered a programme of 90 minutes, were the presenters started with demonstrations and then students were allowed to go to the hands on exhibits. Together these provide and enhance educational opportunities for students in the science and Technology curricula. Exhibits this year include communication,( Acoustic planes, Laser zig zag and Fibre optic dimmer ), Electricity ( Flashing pendulum, Pandect scooter and Magnetising and demagnetising.), Human performance ( Reaction tester, Eye tester, Strong arm, and Co ordination tester. ), Light ( Symmetry spectra scope, and Fluorescence lenses ), Materials (Bubbling liquid, Chromatography, and Acoustic discs ), and Pressure ( Bernoulli balls and blower, Venturi tubes and Water siphon.) 450 year 9 students went and 2000 students from other schools attended. Of course it all run smoothly due to the students of 9MS and Mr Hodgson.
Auckland Siemens Science Experience 2001 The Auckland Siemens Science Experience was held at the Auckland University of Technology, the Manukau Institute of Technology and UNITEC. This year four Year 11 students attended a three-day programme held over the school holidays. Topics included Food Technology, Medical Science, Engineering and Boat Building. "We made slime, cottage cheese and tested foods for sugar content. I particularly enjoyed the haematology section in the lab where we tested blood for anaemia, polycythemia and different blood groups." Joanne Lin. "I did electronic, mechanical and fabrication technology. These were interesting. 1 made a game in electronic engineering and a toolbox in fabrication." Blair Johnston. "I knew my career would be in science and technology, but the Seimen's course helped define what aspect I wanted to be involved in. In Human Measurements we dissected a sheep's heart and lungs and electro-stimulated parts of our body." Bronwyn Heath. "In the medical analysis we learnt a lot of interesting information about different blood types and how to test for them. I also really enjoyed applied chemistry where we learnt about different chemical explosions and made slime." Heidi Gray. Mrs Flemming, Science Teacher 27
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ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL The council decided that we had spent enough time and money buying and painting rubbish bins for the school. We scratched our heads for something different to do this year. We had the bright idea of landscaping a small ugly and useless area that had been created by the building of the two new Science rooms at the start of the year. There is a gap that is clearly seen through large windows that look out on to it from the Science corridor. We set out by having a look at the area and measuring it up for our design sketches and cleaning the mud from our shoes and then went off and put our ideas on to paper. We met up again and looked at what each of us had done and then tried to have a consensus on what was going to go into the final design plan. It was difficult trying to get ones great ideas into the final plan. The idea of a sauna pool and a sunning area for the senior students was canned by Mr Hodgson so we stuck to the plantingidea using the soft features of the design as there were already a lot of hard features there. In the end we came up with a design that turned this dull little area into a cool place for students to look at when they pass by on their way to class, well we think so. Mr Leader did not like our idea of a pipi shell path but came around to it in the end. Our thanks to the ground staff who did the hard work of laying the path and compost beds for the plants. This years council members were: Gilbert Cornel, Curque Goh, Emma Gorman, Andrew Ibbertson, Kevin Lake, Leroy Maifea, Jonathan Smith, Megan Thompson and Jonathon Trainer.
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Marine Biology Camp Well it all started on Wednesday 21st March when Years 12 and 13 Marine Biology classes headed up to Goat Island for an enjoyable 3 days. When we arrived at the camp grounds, we all rushed to choose our caravans and cabins. Cora-lee and I choose the 'BEST' Caravan: "Phoenix".
all our things including our loud stereo, which travelled to Peter and Jonathan's cabin. We all jumped in the van with Mr Crieghton and got our snorkelling gear. It was a real mission getting to the place, as Mr C didn't know how to control the van, "Bunny Hopping" all the way up the hill.
There were only 7 of us in our year 13 class so we all stuck together "A real tight little bunch". We unpacked
Down at the beach I was a bit afraid of the fish as they were swimming around my legs but I managed to
build up a lot of courage from Maria and Cora-lee. We studied the marine reserve and how they have increased fish numbers over past years. We also studied the habitat of the fish present in the area. The next morning we all headed for the Ocean. It was s000 cold in the water. We all had to do some schoolwork but it wasn't much, as Kerrianne and I had already done similar work the year before. Once we got back to the camp everyone had a shower and mucked around, this was our last night at Goat Island. We had tea and everyone sat around the 'BON FIRE' singing and cooking our marshmallows. It was our last day at the beach and we all went snorkelling, there were a lot of Blue Mao Mao and Snapper as well as a couple of stingrays. This was a great introduction to ou Year 13 Marie Biology year. Later in the year we went to the Maritime Museum where we went on a boat that Olivia got really sea sick on. We learnt a lot of great things including the history of Marine Life. Overall Marine Bio has been an awesome learning experience and has equipped us with knowledge and skills useful for future career paths. By Olivia Glendinninng, Cora- I and Jonathan Smi
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The Merck Sharp Et Dohme Science and Technology Fair 2001 The Manurewa High School has maintained a very high standard for Scientific Investigative work over past years. Our students continued their excellent level of achievement and participation again this year. Of the 25 entries from our school, 17 gained awards at the Regional Fair. Several students won awards recognising the time and outstanding effort they had committed to their work. Of the 15 categories that students competed in, students from The Manurewa High School were placed first in four. Annelise Edwards-Atkinson, Graeme Fielder, Sok Phou and Todd Symons also gained top places in year 13, 12, 11 and 10 respectively, earning the school three 1V/Videos donated by the Manukau Institute of Technology. Special prizes won included the Environment Award to Paula Lam for her work with air pollution. The University of Otago Award was won by Briar Rudsits for her work on plankton. Graeme Fielder gained the Premier Travel Award for Best Exhibit in the Fair.
Award
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Premier Award
Neptune's Pharmacy
Graeme Fielder
The Environment Award
Plentiful Particulates
Paula Lam
University of Otago Award
Plankton-Soup of the Sea
Briar Rudsits
Best Form 7
Pigs can Fly
Annelise Edwards-Atkinson
Best Form 6
Neptune's Pharmacy
Graeme Fielder
Best Form 5
The Edible Papers
Sok Phou
Best Form 4
Stop that Noise
Todd Symons
Category 1-Second
Why won't you grow?
Kevin Lake
Category 2-Second
Pigs can Fly
Annelise Edwards-Atkinson
Category 4-First
Plentiful Particulates
Paula Lam
Category 4-Third
The solution to pollution is dilution
Melissa Wilson
Category 6-Third
Edible Papers
Sok Phou
Category 6-HC
Is Bottled Best?
Ryan Fielder
Category 7-First
Neptune's Pharmacy
Graeme Fielder
Category 8-First
Plankton-Soup of The Sea
Briar Rudsits
Category 11-First
Stop that Noise
Todd Symons
Category 11-Third
From Scap to Smoke
Brook Loader
Category 13-HC
Spin Off
James Christie
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The Human Resources Faculty Comprises Guidance, Careers and Transition, Deaning and Pastoral Care, School and Business Partnership, Human Resources 2001 has been a busy year for the staff in the Faculty. We welcomed Mr Wilson as our Year 9 Dean and two new Assistant Deans, Mrs Hart and Mr B Williams. Also Mrs Whyte became the Year 12 Dean when Mr Pinto pursued further studies oversees. At the end of the year we farewell Mr Wilson. He also travels the shores and we congratulate him on his recent engagement. The range of programmes and the work of the Faculty have expanded over the course of the year. The Guidance Department continues to provide excellent service and support for students and staff and the Careers department is always busy looking after the vocational and further educational needs of students. The Faculty continued to
deliver the Peer Support programme for Year 9 students and this, coupled with the development of a new orientation programme, has meant Year 9 students have been fully supported in their transition into secondary education. The Learning Support programme continued to be delivered to increase educational and the social, interpersonal skills of students so they are better prepared to cope with the ever-changing demands placed on students in today's society. The Faculty concentrated this year on increasing the awareness of the effects and negative consequences of bullying. Two new programmes were designed, developed and delivered in Form Forum time:
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These programmes are ongoing as the School recognises the need to provide students with the skills and behavioural characteristics that will decrease the incidence of unacceptable behaviour, not only as a school student but also as an adult in society. All staff has worked together to encourage, enhance and support the personal and emotional development of students at school. We look forward to another busy year continuing to provide this support so that students have the confidence and direction to pursue their goals.
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Career/Transition Report Once again, the year has been extremely busy for Mrs Turner, Mrs Mort and Mrs Thrupp. Mrs Mort joined the Careers staff at the beginning of Term 3 replacing Mrs Hunt who returned to teaching at Papatoetoe High School. A large number of senior students have taken the opportunity to seek guidance either in career planning, employment opportunities or tertiary training. The Careers Room is well resourced for all tertiary and private provider information and includes various computer software programmes and a video library. All students are encouraged to use the Careers Room facilities. Speakers
A variety of speakers have presented Seminars to interested students during Term 2 and 3. These have included the services, NZ Navy, NZ Army, RNZAF, Media Design School, Agriculture NZ, Teaching (ACE), Hospitality Et Catering, Nursing, Travel Et Tourism and Hairdressing. Liaison Officers from most Tertiary Institutes have been represented and well attended by our senior students. To assist some senior students with career direction for 2001, several visits were organised to various Polytechs. The range of topics investigated included architecture, landscaping, medical imaging, art and design, nursing, communication, business studies, environmental, graphics, office systems, vet nursing, carpentry and engineering. Coca Cola Careers Expo
This was well attended by our senior students. Maori Career Planning Day
Both junior and senior students had
the opportunity to attend these Seminars and were encouraged to achieve academically at school for future Career directions.
the Lakeside Convention Centre. All providers were represented, and demonstrations and competitions were held throughout the day.
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A visit to Manukau Polytechnic Marae was also organised and our thanks go to Conrad Herewini, Maori Liaison Officer, a past pupil of The Manurewa High School for organising this.
The English Faculty in conjunction with the Careers Department ran the Year 10 Careers Module. Year 10 Tertiary Taster
As part of their Careers Module, all students visited a Tertiary Provider for a morning during the year. Our thanks go the Manukau Polytech, Auckland University of Technology, UNITEC, Auckland University and Massey University who hosted our pupils. This exercise is to ensure that all pupils in Year 10 experience what it is like on a Tertiary Campus. Both staff and student evaluations were extremely positive. Year 12/13
This year all Year 12/13 students were involved in Unit Standard Core Generic Career Modules. This involved Year 12 students completing a Career Plan and Year 13 students completing a Curriculum Vitae. Life Skills
Mrs Leslie was appointed as HOD Life Skills in Term 3 and Year 11 and 12 Life Skills classes have continued to benefit from special programmes organised by the Careers/Transition Department. This included the opportunity to attend Work Experience and our pupils attended various businesses in the area. Speakers from industry presented Seminars also. We would like to thank those employers most sincerely for supporting The Manurewa High School students. The students also attended Youth/TOPS Expo, which was held at 31
Judge Fleming presented a Seminar that explained The Role of the Judge, The Role of the Court, Law as it applies to Teenagers, with examples, to the Life Skills students on the 12 October. Year 12 Leavers Seminar — on Friday 26 October
A Leavers Seminar was arranged fo Year 12 at the end of the year. Thi programme included presentation from Shona Hurndel, Grea Hospitality and Joseph losefa fror Enterprise Employment Agency. Work Ready Training
Mr Barry Bryan has continued I work with some "at risk" studen this year and has been successful helping them into work or futu training. Year 11 Careers Interviews
All Year 11 students were survey for their Careers interests this yt and Mrs Turner has run Semini covering Armed Services, Art Interior Design, Chef/Waitressii Computer Technician, Computi Engineering, Engineering, Fine A Graphics Et Design, Hairdressing Beauty, Performing Arts, Journali Nannying, Office Work, Outd Work, Pilot, Police, Sports Recreation, Teaching, Trades Working with Animals.
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Guidance Department - Report for School Magazine 2001 The year 2001 has been full of positive change and new initiatives. Term 1 involved plenty of "settling in" assistance for our new Year 9 students and providing help for them to adjust to life in the large, diverse community that The Manurewa High School provides. Many of these students had never been to see a Counsellor before and made the most of this new opportunity. Mr Smith joined Mrs Impey and Mr Hornblow for the Prefects Leadership Camp in Rotorua in March. Meanwhile Ms Jarden continued to provide counselling services to a steady stream of students and their families. Also at this time Daniel Poe began part-time work within the Guidance Department as a Social Worker. Daniel works for the Open Home Foundation and is a valuable resource for our students and their families. The Family Planning Clinic set up in 2000 continued to provide an essential service for our students. Susan Miller, School Chaplain, has once again provided support to our students throughout Terms 1 and 2 in the Guidance Department and Christian Youth Club. At the start of Term 3 Susan gave birth to Celine, a bouncing baby sister for Sam who is also a regular and popular visitor to our School. Congratulations to Susan and Steven.
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Pengelly onto our Guidance team.
At the start of Term 3 Ms Jarden was offered a two term Ministry of Education Study Award in order to finish a Bachelor of Education degree. This opportunity will be utilised in the first two terms of 2002. Congratulations to Ms Jarden after several years of "hard slog" of working full-time and studying parttime.
At the end of Term 3 the Guidance Department offered "Angels and Mortals Week" for over 110 teacher staff and 60 support staff. Each mortal (person) was "looked after by two (anonymous) angels during this week. The gestures of goodwill included a very wide variety of gifts, written compliments and poetry, flowers and "survival packs". It was great to see people enjoying the act of giving to others and helping to make their week more fun and full of surprises.
Term 3 introduced to our students and staff Constable Noeline Pengelly, a Youth Aid Officer with the New Zealand Police. Constable Pengelly works within the Guidance Department Tuesdays, on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Her role is to help students to make the correct decisions so that they do not find themselves in trouble with the School and/or the law". Much of the work is preventative so that the best options are chosen with regard to schoolwork, future education and career opportunities, family, peer and student/staff relationships. A big welcome is extended to Constable
Mr Smith attended the annual New Zealand Association of Counsellors Conference in Wellington during the July school holidays. Several excellent counselling workshops were presented and the keynote speakers were very thoughtprovoking. About half of the 300 delegates to the Conference were secondary school Guidance
The Guidance Department staff has continued to work closely with Deans, senior management team and teachers with the aim of helping our students to succeed in their education and wider life outside school. We look forward to 2002 and believe that more progress will be made in achieving a wider range of Guidance services for our staff students and their families.
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Maoritanga Ruamano Nau mai, kia mihi atu au I hare mai m koe I te kunengo mai o Te Tangata. I rota 1 te ahuru mowai. Ka taka te wai o Huaki-pouri. Ko te whore hungahanga tens a Toef te one 1 kuro-waka I tataia ai te Puhi-raki Te hitinga matua, te hiringa tipua, te hiring() tawhitorangi, e. The Maori department has achieved a lot this year with the year 9 language and cultural day - it was an honour to take part in this event with other Year 9's from Japanese and French classes. The Manurewa High School hall hosted friends, families and visitors in fried breed,
sushi and crepe tasting, Petanque, Aikido and poi making. The intensification of performers from each culture was outstanding. The crowd enjoyed all. Nga mihi kia koutou, Mrs Pollard, Mrs Dykstra and Mr Weatherly mo ou koutou tono kia motou Te iwi Maori. Maori expo - The venue, Aotea Centre. There were a wide variety of resources available for Rangatahi from art to Mechanics. There were a number of inspiring speakers from Parliament to Pop stars. The performances expressed their academic potential, which was enjoyed by many. It was a pleasure to see other cultures take part in all the action. We enjoyed our day and hope that it becomes an annual event.
Nga mihi nui ki nga koutou nga tauira me nga kaiako Miss Tihore raua ko Mrs Popata. Maintenance of the Whare has been agreeable in that it has not regressed to its former state. Tradition and lore have been perpetuated by staff and students alike, however, it is often the smaller incidents in life that lead us to reflect on bigger issues. A noticeable change in treatment and use of the Whare is slowly taking place, less rubbish, the removing of shoes, the list goes on. CONGRATULATIONS. Hoei ano, he mhi ki a koutou nga Rangatahi hei hapaitia I to toutou nei tikanga hei to pakari I te mana o tatou te iwi Maori. Whaia e koutou te iti kahurangi ki te touhu koe me he maunga teitei.
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Dear Miss Thomas, Drama has been so much fun this year, but it is a shame about Miss McNoe and Ms Hawthorn leaving us too. Mr Naidu and Ms Shultz have done a great job in 2001 taking some classes. Many things are a happening though in drama". First, there was "Oliver," a lot of drama students got involved in this musical - a chance to show off our stage skills. Miss Thomas was a bit stressed though. I was so proud of our effort and we performed to full houses - I bet they don't get that on Broad way! Year 12 Drama produced and performed a 'Very Fairy Tale' to Year 9 Drama students. The reviews by Year 9 Drama mentioned how entertaining, focussed and true to character the students were. The Year 12 class are so lucky. They
got to go to Selwyn College and review 'An appointment with Death' by Agatha Christie and they went and saw the Smokefree Stage Challenge. In class they made masks, wrote monologues, devised a dance and did Shakespeare - that is so hard! Some Year 12 students love drama so much they have been performing in Nathan Homestead performances. Imagine that! How dedicated. I've also watched the dance group - Year 12 and 13 girls (and a boy) come and use V6 to dance in. They are going to dance at Westfield for a charity event - they might even be spotted by a talent agent - I would be s000 jealous!! In Year 10 we watched Calico Theatre perform "Wipe Out." They had an interesting set and great futuristic props. We were amazed at how 'in role' they were and how 34
much dialogue they had to learn. I've been good in my journal reflections this year. Reading bac on the activities is fun. We've don monologues, dance, scripts, i mprovisation, costume design heaps! We are preparing for ourendll of year productions. They are highlight - being on stage gives yo so much confidence and the cla has to work as a team. It's great! Anyway, I've got other homework t do now, hope Miss Thomas giv me a good mark for my reflectio and evaluation. I hope to continue with drama agai - there's a lot of changes happenin what with a whole new Arl Curriculum and NCEA (we mig even get to take drama rig through to Year 13!) Love Dra Macau
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English It has been a busy year in the department. We lost Ange but we gained Michelle, Hannah is off for colder pastures but Donne is here to stay. We have two new teachers starting next year. It looks like Clive has decided to try and equal up the gender imbalance by getting in some lads. Looking at the picture though Clive is man any enough for department.
The Australian English competition. Over 100 students entered the National Australian English competition again this year. The school gained some excellent results notably the high distinctions of Shane Bayliss (Year 10) and Katherine Young (Year 11). There were also a number of distinctions awarded. These went to: (Year 11) Blair Johnston and Joanne Lin, (Year 10) Michael Sedgley, Robyn Williams, Kevin Hodder, Katrina Foster and Jonathon Platt, (Year 9) Annette Griffin, Rebecca Walsh, Melissa Allington and Cameron Allan. All in all an excellent effort by all participants, let's try and beat it next year!!
I look to the sky Hoping to find the first star of the night, But the sun is not at rest yet I can still see his bright orange forehead Above the rolling hills. He just sits there, Like a fat apricot in the sky, Duelling with the moon But losing a battle already decided. A cold breeze blows through the hills Like a pack of hungry dogs howling to the moon. As the defeated sun slips silently away, I ask myself, Will he put up the same fight?
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A Day at University Thinking of eventually studying at university is one thing, but actually spending the whole day, in real lectures, getting taught by worldclass lecturers, is another. On Wednesday the 29th of August, we, the Bursary English students of The Manurewa High School, were able to experience one of the many opportunities Auckland University has to offer its rising generation. This was a day of Bursary English Workshops. Everybody was prepared for a long and unexpected day. We all understood we were leaving quite early and nobody really knew what tasks were before us. I mean, getting up early and arriving at school before eight o'clock, so that you wouldn't miss the bus, was a mission in itself. On arrival, we were greeted with the strong Auckland nippy winds, the sounds of revving fast passing traffic, the grand old buildings, and the young, anxious and exited faces of many Bursary English students from all over Auckland. Talking in the Quad with my friends, we were suddenly interrupted by a call from one of the helpers informing all us students, that lectures were starting up in five minutes. Next thing you know it, the Quad tables had cleared and everybody made their way down the steps, across the road and then down some more steps and then into our first real lecture room. Most of us did take in the beneficial tips the lecturers/bursary markers were giving us about certain topics in the exam, and how to go about answering certain questions to
"eliminate the chances" of failing. Others of us though, were more fascinated by the incredible technological devices used to teach with, and we were more or less trying to accustom to the different environment which Uni. establishes. Our infatuations did not only end in the lecture rooms. Seeing as we had three breaks in between our four one-hour periods, we had time to roam the campus site and buy lunch in town. Life at varsity is pretty cruisy, apart from all the studying, you basically have everything at your fingertips. Everything like your top rated teachers, world leading facilities, shops and dairies, arcades, food courts, to even vending machines, clever enough to pick up the icecream you desire. With Albert Park in your backyard, the Skytower within arms' reach (almost), the clock from the Auckland Town Hall chiming the time, the city as your playground, what more could a student ask for? I guess everybody got something from this day. I know watching clips from King Lear in Russian was quite interesting as well as hearing a lecturer trying to imitate the typical American accent, as well as speaking what sounded like 'very good' Spanish while reading a short story. The casual tone and relationship between the lecturers and students also helped some of us get the courage to actually answer a question in front of hundreds of other students. The knowledge and the many things we were taught in extension to what we were taught in class is sometimes very amazing and 36
astounding. In one of my classes King Lear's generosity and character appearance was compared to that of Santa Clause. As there are no bells, it was kind of weird. I noticed in this instance, that the huge wall clocks were often the main feature, to all students, after half of the lesson had passed. When the day finally came to its end, everybody was weary and glad to ride home on our luxurious buses, Some of us were so tired we ended up crashing on the floor of the bus. This was truly a great experience not only in preparation of Bursary English exams but in preparation for University life. By Janelle Sou 1. l2NN. (Thursday 30th August 2001
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vd. University Experience At the end of 2000 we were offered, by Mr Alderton, the opportunity to undertake the university "English Extension Programme" in the first semester of 2001. This involved studying one paper at Auckland University in 20th Century Literature, where we would be treated as regular members of the university. We were initially apprehensive towards the course. We were particularly worried about the other students' abilities, and how this would compare to our own knowledge. Twice a week we caught the train to attend lectures after school. In addition, we were a part of a onehour tutorial on Wednesday nights, taught by lecturer Elizabeth Wilson. Elizabeth, as she insisted we call her, provided us with her personal phone number and e-mail address and was always available to help us interpret questions and difficult concepts.
However with our very own English teacher handy we rarely needed to call her. Mr Alderton was always eager to be involved in the paper, helping us with assignments and poem interpretations, as well as listening to our issues, giving up his own time, to do so. Thanks Mr Alderton! Our first few lectures proved daunting, often we didn't grasp the concepts and ideas presented. Sitting in the lecture hall we observed students constantly taking notes, and nodding heads in agreement, this appeared to us the typical intellectual environment, until we happened to glance at the boys in front of us who were busily writing notes, to each other, "what is she [the lecturer] on??" this summing up our sentiments exactly. The style was very different from anything we had experienced at
school. A major difference was the opportunity to present our own interpretations of the text. Lecturers discussed concepts, which we were free to adjust or argue with, very different from the strict conventions set out by schoolteachers, which must be followed in Bursary English. Despite our initial inhibitions we quickly adapted to the University style of learning. We even found students in a similar situation to ourselves from other secondary schools, who found the course just as challenging, and who handed in essays even later than us. After sitting the final 3hr exam we felt relieved, and even more so when we received our results, an A and a B+. Overall it was a unique experience, and time well spent, giving us a head start for our university ventures next year.
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An Untimely Death I creep down the hallway trying not to make the floorboards creak. I come to the end of the hallway though, and then, I'm given away. I hear her stir. Dash it all! I think. If Aunty Mary finds out I woke Nana up she'll kill me. My hand reaches for the door handle and I turn it cautiously. The sun is shining through the faded green curtains and floods the room in an awful false colour. Nana is lying unmoving on the left side of the bed as always. I see then empty mug on the nightstand. If I can just get it without disturbing her again I'll be OK. I try and walk lightly, but the floorboards give me away again and her icy cold hand reaches out to touch mine. I can see all the veins in her hand. Her eyes are open but she can't focus and I wonder if she's actually awake. The doctor said she can't talk, but she tries anyway. She gurgles, and for a moment I just want to leave. I'm scared. Just get the mug and leave I hiss to myself. She doesn't know it's you. It could be Ben or Katie. I pick up the mug and turn to leave. The floorboards creak, but I don't care. I've got the mug! I can leave now. Back in the lounge everyone's quiet. The fire's going and I wonder why. It's sunny outside. 'Should I put the fire out?' I ask. 'It's sunny outside!' Aunty Mary just glares at me and I know I should've kept quiet. 'You didn't wake her?' she asks in her clipped voice.
I walk into the kitchen pretending not to hear. 'Victoria!' she whispers sternly. 'She didn't wake did she?' In the kitchen she can't see me. I feel my face tense. 'No!' I reply. 'I don't think so! I rinse the mug and leave it in the sink. I hate this. In the lounge, Ben sits on the stiff chair with blue rose cushions. We always fought over that chair. We all hated it but we knew better than to argue now. Ben stares out the window and I know he wants to be outside playing. The swing he made taunts him from the gnarled branches of the lemon tree. The neighbours are playing on the road and I know he wants to join them. Aunty Mary knows what he's thinking too. 'Ben! Look at the notepad on the table and see when the doctor's coming! I know he's coming at three. But I won't tell her. I feel like yelling at her. He doesn't even need to come you dumb witch! There's no point. All he ever says is 'It's not looking good' and then leaves. She's gonna die and you can't do anything. At least then we can play. I HATE Aunty Mary!!! '3 o'clock: says Ben and goes back to sit on the stiff chair with the blue rose cushions. Katie is staring at her doll. It's sitting on the mantle next to Nana's favourite clock. Katie gets to sit on the couch cos me and Ben reckon that Aunty Mary likes her better. I 38
have to sit on one of the chairs from the kitchen table. It's hard plastic cover is cracked and scratches my legs. I'm hungry and I know the others are too. Just before I go to the kitchen Aunty Mary interrupts. 'Take your Grandmother some sandwiches, Victoria! I look at her. I know Nana can't eat. She knows Nana can't eat! She can't even talk. She's useless!! She just lies in bed all day. She's the reason we can't play. She's the reason we have to sit inside all day. Aunty Mary has no patience with me. 'Victoria! Silverside and relish. You know she likes it I glance up at the clock. 2.15. The favourite cream mug with purple roses on the rim is still in the sink. For once I walk down the hallway normally. Stuff Aunty Mary! Another step. Stuff Nana! I can just hear Aunty Mary and it's as if she knew what I was thinking. 'When nine year old girls talk lik that it's time to teach them lesson!' I open the door and Nana's still lyin there. I feel like chucking the stupi sandwich at her, but I don't. I lea it on the nightstand. I bump a gla with the edge of the plate and i falls off and breaks. I know Aun Mary must've heard it as shattered all over the polished woo floor. She'll be waiting back in th lounge for me. I glance over a Nana expecting the same vacan stare and the same gurgling. Bu nothing. She doesn't mov Nothing. He wrinkled eyes are sh
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'Nana: I whisper loudly expecting her to stir. Nothing. I know Aunty Mary says I'm dumb but I know Nana's dead. I turn to walk out the door and I don't look back. I just shut the
and looks at the broken glass. "Oh you stupid child!' She hisses and takes the glass from my hands. She hurries into the kitchen to wrap it up.
door quietly behind me. Ben looks at me and smiles. As expected Aunty Mary is waiting with the most awful look on her face, almost as awful as the time I brought home the stray dog that trampled all over her irises. What was that noise? she demands
'We'll play outside soon Ben, don't you worry!'
I sit back on the chair. The doctor's coming soon. He can tell Aunty Mary. Katie is still looking at her
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doll but she's getting restless. Don't worry Katie, you can play with her soon. Aunty Mary returns from the kitchen and sits in her chair. 'The doctor will be here soon: she says. We all sit in silence.
Holey Dolly 11BL, Winner of Yr 12 English Writing Competition.
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International Languages Department 2001 Language and Culture Day Wednesday 28 March 2001. The scene in the School Hall was set for an afternoon of language, culture and fun. This year marked the initiative of The Manurewa High School Language and Culture Day. All Year 9 students who were taking a language (French, Japanese or Maori) in Semester One were enrolled into the event. Weeks were spent preparing for the day and students were involved in every step of the process from publicity and planning through to the actual event. Posters needed to be made, groups formed, language learnt, activities practiced...all languages classrooms were humming with excitement. Some
early morning cooking classes also spiced up interest around the school. Each language group was responsible for preparing activities that related specifically to the culture of the country they were studying. On the day they were to show these activities to classes that visited the Hall. There were ambassadors nominated from each country to show the groups of guests around. The Japanese hostesses, dressed in kimono looked particularly fetching and managed to move with ease despite the tabi on their feet The Japanese demonstrated their ability with calligraphy, happily scribing names and words on rice
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paper. The deftness of their fingertips showed in the origami paper cranes they produced. The French group (each wearing a handcrafted tres chic beret) charmed their guests with poissons d'avril (a traditional April Fools Day joke in France) with greeting cards and the ever popular game of petanque. The Maori group showed off their skills with flax weaving, an intricate process, poi making and Maori weaponry, showing their ability with taia ha. Naturally, each language group wanted to show a little of their country's superb cuisine, and as anticipated, these proved to be very
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parents had arrived and were partaking in the day. The Japanese students had spent many lunchtimes with Masumi, the teaching assistant learning a catchy song in Japanese, the French class sent sound resonating through the school with their rendition of Bonjour Bonjour, but the piece de resistance had to be the superb waiata and haka from the Maori group, both fearsome and spectacular to watch.
popular with guests. There were crêpes, fry bread and some particularly well crafted sushi. Murmurs of approval were heard all round. Each group was responsible for teaching the visitors how to take part in each of the activities, using as little English as possible. The frontiers of language soon diminished as students helped each other to take part in the variety of things to do.
As the photos show, smiles were on everyone's faces all day, and for much of that week. Even later in the term, recalling Language and Culture Day, students had only fond
The grand finale of the afternoon was the performance by each language group after school. By this point more students and some
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memories. Not only had they learnt a vast amount of language, but also they had taught others, been part of a group, seen what the other language classes were learning and features other cultures. The students' pleasure was reflected in the faces of the parents and teachers who came to see the afternoon in action and also on the faces of the language staff who helped to organise the day: exhausting but well worth it. In the words of many students: "Let's do it all again"
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Cherry Blossom in Japan In May I had the honour in participating in the Secondary School Educators Study Tour Programme organized by the Japan Foundation. I joined 70 teachers from around the world observing education and culture in Japan, and exchanging views with Japanese teachers and administrators. The educational highlight was the amazing time we spent visiting schools in Saitama Prefecture. We were treated to yummy school lunches, songs sung with gusto, exquisite gifts of origami and calligraphy as well as many questions from enthusiastic and inquisitive students. At all levels the students showed an impressive attitude toward hard work, strong teamwork and universal enthusiasm for all of their school life.
sights, sounds and tastes that help to give you a glimmer of understanding of Japanese culture. From bullet trains, to Saitama Soccer Stadium (World cup 2002), traditional Japanese inns, shopping in the Ginza, museums, temples, Kabuki theatre, Sumo wrestling, Hiroshima Peace Park, and castles amazing. Above all the Japanese people were a delight. Their kindness, impeccable manners and deep respect for people repeatedly touched us. The study tour was enormously
enriching. To exchange ideas and information, and make lasting friendships with people from South and East Asia, Eastern Europe and Oceania, was a once in a lifetime experience. We were all enriched and enlightened by this tour. We took back with us a far greater understanding of the Japanese people and culture that will stand us in good stead as our two countries continue to forge economic, sporting and cultural links into the new millennium. Anne Briggs.
Our home-stay families treated us with incredible hospitality and generosity, and these few days made a deep and lasting impression on us all. We experienced the full range of
Once upon a time Once upon a time there were 175 cool geographers from MHS. They wanted to discover things that would amaze the world. Such as what did a cow look like and was that black stuff manure or coal? So in search of knowledge, they packed their bags and headed off into the wild and unknown territory south of the Bombay hills. The survival of the expedition was challenged within minutes as the bus skylights turned into Niagara Falls -umbrellas to the rescue, and they soldiered on. At Huntly a yawning chasm gaped before them, and as they teetered on
the edge, they were saved by a mysterious being from Coal Corp. He answered all their questions and confirmed that the black stuff was actually coal. Wow I! This was a major breakthrough and the geographers listened carefully. Their future could well depend on obtaining all the knowledge that they could from this walking encyclopaedia on mining.
a scarred landscape and the geographers relaxed. They were safe - or were they? Those black and white animals looked quiet enough but you never know ... A gumboot wearing creature materialized and assured them that all was well. Phew!! Once more the intrepid students delved deeply into issues concerning the mysterious and smelly world of dairy farming.
Inspired the group buzzed with excitement as they were whisked off to their next secret location, (although there was a rumour that is was Karaka) Green fields replaced
Mentally and physically exhausted they staggered back to the buses. Had it all been worthwhile? Guess we will know the answer to that question in January.
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the land of the long white )ud, to the land of the rising sun, )ht Manurewa High School idents, ventured into a country th only the knowledge of what ey had been taught over the past to to three years. Destination was Irita Airport, Tokyo, Japan. The (ration of the flight was 10hours Id 55 minutes. was really nice to see our hosts lain, nearly all of us jumped for joy though fatigue did not allow some us to. The next day was the first ly at school. We all had to make a ieech. You could not imagine us nng in front of six hundred udents and speaking. Intense fear rercame all of us, but we all did it! onically it was really fun. Day two iw us attend a very special event. le ten-year anniversary and gning of the long-term agreement etween The Manurewa High chool and the Takasaki High
It was weird for all of us to experience a real Japanese style room with a futon and many Japanese artefacts. Their toilets and bathrooms fascinated us all. Their toilets had two extremes from squat toilets, which were unpleasant to use, to high tech toilets that contained functions to clean your bottom. Their showers and baths were merged together.
chool life and our stay with our ost families have left a memorable npression on all of us.
Wednesday was officially one week in Japan and today was the day we were leaving to go on our tour. The destination was Sakura Hotel, Tokyo. To get there though, we had to carry our heavy suitcases up and down copious amounts of stairs to catch our trains. It was extremely embarrassing walking around with our big bags, we dropped them repeatedly. On our first day in Tokyo we went to some of the most popular shopping districts in Japan. Ameya Yokocho, Shibuya and Ginza. Day two of our tour saw us up and out on the road early because today we were going to Disneyland where Mickey, Minnie, Goofy and Donald all reside.
he lifestyle in Japan is very ifferent to New Zealand. Their food much healthier compared to ours.
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and religion of the Japanese. Whil there, we visited the Golden Tempi which is a temple covered i complete Golden foil. We all gaze at it intensely while contemplatin its authenticity. After Kyoto w stopped at Himeji to see the famoi castle. That same day we arrived Hiroshima our second to la! destination. In Hiroshima we vistie the Peace Park where we deposite one thousand cranes for peace Coincidently at the same time th, Buddhist monks were depositin their thousand cranes each. We als visited the Peace Park museun which recounts the atomic bombin of Hiroshima. This had a soberin effect on most of us, and made think about war another way. Our trip had finally come to an ens We had arrived at our lay destination, Osaka where we wei to fly out of Japan. Our though' were contradictory; wanting to g and wanting to stay. We were a extremely happy to come back 1 familiar surroundings yet we misse Japan. We would all love to go bac some day.
Rennie, Celene, Helen, Russe lessamyn, Cody, Cherie and Clinto
Rotorua Trip Cabin 3 a.k.a. "KIWI FIRE" t was marvellous, I enjoyed everything about it, except the injury got from a certain game we were playing. I got :hance to experience the wonderful scenery of Rotorua, which includes the beautiful geysers, and Tamaki Tours etc he people that were taking us, which included the bus driver, the tour guides and even the teachers, were pretty goo is well. got a chance to spend more time with friends than I usually do at school. I have had many Hangi's before and taught that this one would be 'yucky' like all the others that I have tasted, but the hangi from Rotorua wa magnificent. I also learnt a lot, like never play touch in wet weather without any strappings on. Dverall, I had a mighty fine time and I'm sure everyone else would agree with me. I would like to thank all those peoph that helped me when I had my disability. I would also like to thank Miss Faulkner and Miss McLellan for all the suppor and McDonalds that were purchased. By Tolai and Michea
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Classics 2001 'Life is short' - Horrace. Whoever knew that some crazy Greek poet wrote that? I bet you didn't. Well, you learn something every day, and us y12 and 13 Classics/Art history students learn plenty on our 3 days at camp. We learnt that the 6th formers aren't getting any brighter, and were still looking as vacant as every other year, thank goodness. This year camp was, of course, only 3 days long as opposed to 4, which disappointed us all oh so much...(please note slight undertone of sarcasm.) But while it was short, it was still as delightfully entertaining as the last year. The food, prepared by that oh-so-experienced guy, Mr Lees, was bountiful and plenty. Luckily, despite suspicions that it's taste may have been a little off, our jolly chef surprised us all by demonstrating his unique ability to prepare food for 80 and have it still taste great. Many thanks, divine leader. While some sampled the food daintily, others (including myself) wolfed down all we could eat, determined to obtain maximum value for money (even though our parents paid.) This resulted in strong feelings of bloated selfdisgust. But no matter. As typical of every year, students and teachers alike learnt plenty about Greece, Rome and arty stuff. Mr Lees ensnared our imaginations with his vast knowledge of all things classical, whilst Mr Kilgour
captivated our minds with his extensive knowledge of art and it's fascinating history. We all loved Felicity's seminar on the Pantheon, t wo thumbs up for top-notch job. The fact that the entirety of the student body got up and left half way through the seminar was by no means any kind of justification for the high calibre of this seminar.
through mosaic and medallion construction. Whilst some chose the create the Roman face in their work as instructed, others chose to depict the rest of the male anatomy, small aboriginal lizard like creatures, and everyone's favourite Roman; Russell Crowe (thank you, Kirsten.) Many thanks to Ms Cockle and Ms Gordon for their expertise and assistance in these activities. On our last night, 'Gladiator' was projected onto the wall courtesy of someone's laptop. I heard it was great, though I don't know first hand as the slave driving teachers had led me and various others to passing out into a deep sleep before the video began. All in all, it was a fantastic camp led by a super duper group of inspiring leaders, namely Mr Lees and Mr Kilgour. Written by your heavenly ruler and goddess,
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History 2001 This year was, as usual, an exciting and eventful year for all us year 11, 12 and 13 History students took place. Early in the year we travelled to the Auckland Museum to visit the exhibits on the New Zealand Wars and World War I and II. Here we learnt screeds of information on our various topics, and had a dandy day out of school on top of it. Work was completed (mostly) individually and we pitied the fool that copied the wrong answer. It was a fulfilling day in which we bonded with each other, our younger and older Historian counterparts, and the late veterans of the various wars. In March of this year, the Y13 History students embarked on their annual trip to Northern Waikato to
check out the multitude of fascinating sites of the New Zealand Wars. We saw graveyards, Churches, holes in the ground and small hills (redoubts?). We picked up a sign and put it in the right place, so we could see where events actually happened. The site at Rangiriri was indeed a highlight, and we were immersed in the history of the site at the local cafe. Here we collected data on the wars from all points of view and learned much about the battle at Rangiriri. It was a truly enlightening experience and most appreciated the sense of realism it gave to what we were studying. Unfortunately, we couldn't go to England to see the tower in which Mary Queen of Scots
was executed due to shortage of school funding (even though it was for a good cause). It was a delightful year of historical learning and we all appreciated the personal expansion of minds. Mr Voisey enchanted us with his vast knowledge and countless tales of war in New Zealand, politics (amongst other things) in Early Modern England and the millions of various denominations of Christianity. All in all, students found this a useful and challenging subject and liked the year's work (and play). Vicki Waterhouse
School Certificate History 2001. History at The Manurewa High School is very interesting. It gives students the opportunity to learn about different countries and cultures that they might not already know about. You don't only learn about war and other countries, but you also get the opportunity to learn about your own county, your own people and what has and is happening around the world you live in.
The School Certificate class consists of the following themes: International Relations (New Zealand Search for Security 19451985 and The Origins of World War II), Revolutionary Leadership (China 1921-1949 and USSR 1924-1957), and Conflict (Ireland 1909-1922 and Palestine - Israel 1935-1967). History not only gives a student the advantage to learn as much as 53
possible about the above topics but it also teaches them a variety of different skills such as how to write essays, how to have fun with history, see new places and things, and how history can be helpful to you in the future.
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kg, Physical Education Department An immense amount of changes to report this year in Phys Ed. With only one remaining member of staff from last year the department now has a more, how shall I put it, continental appearance. New staff arriving for the beginning of the year were Ken Bolland, fresh from teachers college in Christchurch as an assistant teacher, and Barry Williams, all the way from the rainy UK(Wales to be more accurate), as assistant HOD. Changes mid way through the year took place with the long serving Sue Leslie hanging up her tracksuit for the last time and moving into the Careers department, and Tania Penelope-Bigham moving over into the Food Et Catering area. A big thanks to both Sue and Tania for all their hard work over the years. Taking over the timetables of both Sue and Tania is Sarah McLone who arrived from the beautiful town of Middlesborough, Northern England. In addition to Sarah, Jane Hanak arrived from Slava kia (Eastern
Europe) to take over from Kelly Preen(HOD) who left towards the end of term 3 and has since had a baby girl, Alexia Preen. Both mother and daughter(and fatherl!) are reported to be doing very well. A big thank you to Kelly, who over the last 4 years has worked tirelessly to promote the Phys Ed department and give it the standing it deserves. Taking over from Kelly as HOD is Barry Williams. Sadly Nicole Macquet has recently decided to call it a day and return to her full time studies. Again, thanks to Nicole for her efforts over the last two years and good luck with your studies. That takes us back to the remaining department member left from last year. Thankfully Stuart Roberts is still with us and enjoying his involvement in the dept. Talking of Stuart, I'm sure you are all aware of his accomplishments this year. Stuart is a key member of the University Mount Wellington football team who this year won the Chathan cup by beating Central in a
thrilling game on penalties. S scored the all important fo penalty. Major changes have occurred to facilities this year. We now ha superb set of changing ro replacing the old Y1 chan rooms, and are currently awa' the start of the Y2 changing refurbishments. As always equipment is being upgr constantly. Y3 has now beco permanent PE theory room ti state of the art video, recording computer equipment. As of next year we will implementing the new nati curriculum requirements for ju PE. Initially started by Ken Boll and completed by the rest of department the programme o will be the envy of any schoo year 11 Achievement standards be offered in both the Phys Ed Sports Ed programmes. As ever, ably led by both Stuart Nicole, the 6th Form camp prov be yet another success.
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Netball Yr 10 A Earlier in Term two, seven girls were chosen to represent The Manurewa High School as the Year 10A netball team. The team was named and Maxine Welsh, aka Faytex, Nikki Timu (Vice Captain), Amanda Thompson, Nadine MacDonald, Waiana Burrow (Captain) Hana White and Ashleigh Timoko now face the task of bringing back the trophy to the grounds of The Manurewa High School. The girls played the final at Browns Road Netball courts. With the
determination of the girls, we were able to win our final game, 40-9. Throughout the season each and every girl showed their potential through an array of talent and skills along with the encouragement received from our coach, Miss Schultz. You took the time on Mondays to train us, you always supported us from the beginning with your smile and words ofwisdom and your knowledge was greatly appreciated. We hope to see you next year. 54
To all the girls, we had the sp and strength to take it out, I th• you for always being there fore. other. Finally, to Mrs Evaroa, the you for organising a gr competition and for all the work. It was also grea appreciated.
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Boys 1st XI Soccer 2001 The 1st XI began the season with a patchy 3 - 1 win over local rivals James Cook. It was a performance that showed there was plenty of work to be done if we were to defend our title from last season. We were blessed with many younger players of skill and talent and the challenge for myself and Mr Hughes was to mould these individuals into a formidable team.
The challenge for next season for both the coaches and players is to prepare just as meticulously for every game, not just the big games! Hopefully if we do this we should go a long way to regaining our place at the top of the Counties Manukau competition.
In game two, against Waiuku, the team pulled together and produced a fine display of attacking football, guts and determination. We won 3 2.The boys had now set the standard they were capable of and I was sure that if they continued on this path, further success would come.
A special thanks this year must go to Mr Hughes who juggled work commitments to be available for training sessions and games this year. With the increasing workload being forced upon teachers it is great to know there are parents out there willing and able to help out.
Unfortunately, as the season developed, a combination of injuries, illness and laziness crept into the team. Training sessions were quite disjointed as other commitments took their toll on the players and the coaches,
Finally, I wish all those senior players leaving this year all the best for the future. Reece, Ryan, Danny, Jaynil and Johnni, thank you for your efforts over the past years. To all the younger players and those returning next year I look forward to working with you again and hopefully we can
the team is to be commended on their approach on this day!
Before the last game, the big rematch with Waiuku, we managed a full turnout
and trained productively. This resulted in the game being one of the best displays from a Manurewa high School team I have seen In my 4 years at the school. Unfortunately we lost 2 -1, but we were far from disgraced. The effort put into this game gave me faith that the future of the 1st XI is in good hands. Many young players ran themselves into the nd and played with assion and desire usually shown by those much er and experienced. All 55
take back our title!!! The Team: 1/Cheyenne King, 2/Jared Scorringe, 3/Reece lamb, 4/Johnni Hanano, 5/Jaynil Madwhan, 6/Aaron Lawrence, 7/Eric Compton, Wash Singh, 9/John Hido, 10/Feral Racho, 11/Ryan Bull, 12/0dishoo Hido, 13/Rhys Manukau, 14/Fadi Barghouth, 15/David Hughes, 16/Danny Reddy For the record: League position: 2nd Played: 9 Won: 6 Drew: 1 Lost: 2 Goals for: 23
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Sports Co-Ordinator's Report 2001 has been a year for some excellent results and an overall increase in students participating in the various sports available. This has been particularly evident in the junior level and this bodes well for development of sport within the school. There has been a gradual replacement of the sports uniforms and there are now only a few codes
left to be outfitted. This has been a huge morale boost for the teams and we have had many compliments on the new gear. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank all the staff who have either coached or managed a team this year. It is your commitment and enthusiasm that enables me to do my job and to hopefully make yours easier as well. This is the second season that my assistant, Richard Talagi has been with me and I would like to acknowledge the tremendous effort that he puts into his job, His work with the Volleyball teams and the Cook Island Group has had really good results and the students are aware they are in the hands of an expert.
This has been an outstanding year for Badminton with our four teams that competed in the Counties Manukau competition taking three out of the four top awards: Grade Girls Winners of Counties Manukau Comp. •
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you for all your efforts and I h you keep on with your sport o you have left school. I would like to also acknowledge ladies in the Board Office for th unlimited patience and somew warped sense of humour (especi when it comes to ordering all th buses - eh Ann) I believe that 2002 is going to be even better year for The Manur High School and I look forward working with all the coaches students to attain the top results are aiming for. V.E Sport Co-ordirr
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2001 season had everything in it on a mid season change in ching staff to a head to head sh with old rivals James Cook ph, not once, but on three :asions. Coached by Mr Uaita Levi managed by Mr G.Evans, the irn took their stand amongst the it of the local school sides in the unties Manukau 1st XV Collegiate mpetition. Facing the power and ght of the Wesley College Giants Round 1 meant the season was ver going to be easy, but The anurewa boys didn't exit without
producing some breathtaking tries, memorable hit-ups and bone crunching tackles. The introduction of a new coach Mr D.Roa and manager Mrs Evaroa saw a new-look side take the field against 2nd placed Waiuku College one Saturday morning. The team, fitted with brand new outfits dished up its most impressive win of the season, defeating Waiuku College 27-5 on home soil in front of a hyped up crowd. The ASB Cup Challenge vs James Cook was set in
rainy, windy and difficult conditions. Though missing out on what would have been a remarkable victory, the boys; under the leadership of Benjy Ikesenio put up a respectable challenge. My many thanks to the boys, the coaches, managers, and all those who supported us on the sideline. Praise the Lord for rugby! God Bless ..... Dwaine Foletanoai Captain
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As this season started, we set our goals on making the finals and establishing Basket Ball in this school as a 'must' do sport which so far has had little attention. After 5 long years of prepping and some hard training we have got the strongest side, which hopefully will take the U19 Basket Ball Competition out. The team is built of 5 very strong and dedicated forward pack. Frank Tasi who uses every bit of his body to stop and score points for us, his trade mark move which I call the space maker has helped the team stay in the game and stop the opposing team from rebounding the ball. Darcy Timu our tallest man plays as the Centre in which he blocks, stops, and scores vital points for the team.Willie Vaili our shooting
forward is the team's strongest player and with his base line scoring abilities and his outstanding 3 point shooting, he is a vital player in the team's visions for first place. Josh Roa the defensive player in the team puts his body on the line when forcing and taking fouls which indeed look very painful, his rebounding skills are outstanding. Tolai Pei the funniest team player that has ever graced the court is one who shows that Basket Ball is serious as well as fun; his outrageous way of scoring is very mind-boggling. The 5 Guards, which cause havoc on the court, tease and taunt the opposing team with magnificent ball skills. Patrick Yates the one and only 3 point man is one not to underestimate, when this boy's on 58
fire it's beautiful, his ability to to potential loss into a win in the dying seconds of the game outstanding. Ben Singsam the to fast bailer who from the od angles scores and with his taun cross-over, ball skills and fast work keep the opposing team guard. Kevin Kam our o shooter is very accurate when fire, and with limited room to m in creates gaps for 3 point shooti Martin Lee the energetic ball reminds the team of the energi bunny, which never stops going a going and going. His ball skills ha improved a lot for a first time bal in The Manurewa High Basket Ba Team. Sam Amitai who plays game at a controlled pace and w his unseen 3 step lay-up causes g to form.
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ifowl Only four days to get !ams ready for the competition. hat was my thought at first. hen an angel said to me, where there is a will, there is a iay' Then, what a wonderful lea, to call a trial meeting in Y1 ym to select teams as soon as iossible. Once we were under way, we had enough students to orrn up two boys teams and two lids teams.
our senior teams next year with talented juniors coming up to senior level. To the senior players that are with the team for their last year, I hope you succeed in whatever you are aiming for in life. Senior Boys A: Michael Peebles, Tutuila Tutuila, Sone Kopelani, Duoc Truong Mark De-Har Feleti Lolohea, Siliveli losia, Taitoa Masina, John Afakasi, Willie Vaili Senior Boys B: Sitala Taumateine, Paul Bidios, Eugine Sang Yang, Tohi Tali, Tim Hanipale, Chance Brooks, losefo Matulino, Hakolo Waters, Mike Lolesio
Infortunately we ended u Iropping the "B girls" team tut of the competition, which was disappointing lue to the lack of players. hnyway everything started xi a good note. All teams iid well in the competition. )ur senior "A" girls were lenied a chance to go through to the Auckland Champs caused by communication problems with College Sport.
Senior Girls A: Beautie Tufuga, Tauao Rata, Sharon So'olefai, Temuia Timai, Michelle Matagi, Eileen Sulu, Selena Feausiga Senior Girls B: Randi Svartad, Stephanie Booth, Tifi Talagi, Pauline Mataio, Stacey Lomas, Abigail Nelio, Merita Lokeni
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Girls 1st XI Hockey WARNING: constant smacks in the jaw by missile balls has left the writer (Flick Savage) with a slight tendency to stretch the truth. We arrived back this year to school to serve under Heidi (Centre Half), for yet another gruelling season of hockey. With sticks in hand, shinnies on legs, and 'wedgy-clenching' shorts the team of eleven made an overpowering force against all opposition. This year saw some highlights. Brilliant pieces of play like those from our Left Winger, Aneela, who left four opposition players eating her dust as she out manoeuvred them. And, Zarah (Left Half), who always seemed to be there to pick up the ball if any forward fumbled.
Our greatest game would have been against the tournament leaders Rosehill. We left our mark on them with a 2-1 victory. Also, our games against Papakura and Waiuku B, we had a field day with them, winning 10 nil in both games. Malena has been our goalie for the past two years and finally the opposition has realised they cannot go through her. (Otherwise they most likely will end up eating cake through a straw at Middlemore!) She is that ferocious. I probably would need the couple of body limbs that Gemma (Right Half),
hacked out of the opposition; count how many times she h prevented goals through her 'doubl backwards somersault into the spli saves. Thanks firstly to Nellie for coach us this year, and I think we w always remember her words wisdom - "Get in front of the pla you're never going to get the from behind': Also, Miss Flynn (Te Manager) and Lisa Foster, our te 1st aider and student manager. SHORT CORNER!
To compete with the vicious girlie teams, kneecapping and stick hacking were skills quickly learnt. Most girls however, were put off attack by our own team giant Amy (Right Back). While, in the centre Natalie (Centre Forward), made goals seem endless and easy!
Boys 1st XI Hockey This was a season of two halves, until the term 2 break the team was undefeated and won the Boys B grade by so distance despite playing one game less than other teams. After the term two break the te were promoted to the A grade where life wa lot tougher. Team spirit was always high, even when play' and winning with 10 men or playing without goalkeeper and managing to keep a clean she something we achieved in the first 4 games the season which were won 3 - 0, 5 - 0, 8 - 0 an 4 - 0. There were many highlights to the seas° and some great individual performances b Lyndon Fowler, Nick Farhi, Rajeev Patel, Jos Allen, Michael Bushell, Ryion Greathead and t Sanjay, Cameron and Nathan who were aiwa SA/.11
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vt, Swimming Champions 2001 As the school grows, so does the number of keen and talented swimmers entering our annual competitions. This year, we had over 250 entries, our best yet! Champions for each age group are determined by adding the points from each swimmer's best four results, so the maximum total is out of 20 points. This years champions are as follows: SENIOR GIRL SENIOR BOY INTERMEDIATE GIRL INTERMEDIATE BOY JUNIOR GIRL JUNIOR BOY
CORRIN HARNETT MICHAEL BUSHELL LUISA DENTON DAVID MCKEE ERIN MCKAY STEPHEN BARBER
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"OLIVER!" Never before has a boy wanted MORE!" It was no mean feat, but this year The Manurewa High School pulled off the musical production of Lionel Bart's "Oliver!" I believe all agreed it was an awesome show that was highly acclaimed by all who came to see it. This particular musical, funnily enough, sports a predominantly male cast. Unfortunately for our coed school, we desperately lacked pre-pubescent soprano males, and hence resorted to using our incredibly talented females for two of the main leads. The Lead of Oliver was played by Natalie Surynt, and despite her male role, she acted, sung and danced brilliantly leaving all who watched drop jawed and googly eyed. The other main male lead played by a female was that of the Artful Dodger, played by the lovely Sarah Evans. Sarah stunned us all with her graceful (and not all clumsy) movements and sweet soprano voice. Tane Davis was the first male to play a male role and did a magnificent job of the part of Fagin. The dastardly Bill Sykes was played by Philip Eton, and although co-ordinators thought it best to leave the singing to the others, he pulled off an excellent bad guy and a highly flattering (and very realistic) fake goatee. Tracey Fowler played the part of Nancy and wowed audiences with her wonderful singing and polished acting. Other leads included Sam Halse as Mr Brownlow, Shadrack Simi as Mr Bumble, Dayna Boase as Widow Corney, Shane Baylis as the Undertaker, Fran Side as his delightfully nasal wife and Lou Reddy as their assistant. Dwaine
Faletanoai played the part of Dr Grimwig and the singing-dancing-but otherthan-that-mute part of Bet was played by Vicky Waterhouse. The opening scenes of 'Oliver' included a guest performance by a large group of Manurewa Central School children who did a superb job of acting as highly enthusiastic orphans getting ready to eat. This year's musical was led by the wonderful Miss Thomas and her experienced and talented counterpart, Mrs Smith. Through thick and thin they beat us into shape with the help of Mr Wilson, our chief organiser. Miss Thomas led our actors and actresses to glory whilst Mrs Smith fine-tuned their voices and trained our exceptionally talented orchestra. Special mention must be given to little Lisa Wu who slaved away at the piano. Needless to say, she was fantastic. An obvious highlight in the preparation of the show was camp, which was enjoyed by all who attended. The bus trip there and back was a musical feast with all cast and chorus joining in various Oliver-related and non-related songs to keep ourselves entertained. The show was full of the unexpected, and this made the whole process all the more fun. Time and time again, audiences were taken aback by Shad's screaming of "MORE?" and all those that were 62
behind the scenes during his mea scene-muddle on opening nigh' were left in a fit of giggles. T guys looked just faaaaabulous pretty pink make-up and the gi tried really hard to not make fun them even though it was just easy. Natalie looked as scared anyone has ever seen her in herr whenever Tane threatened her wi his fork and despite popular bell that she was acting, rumour has that she actually feared for her on several occasions. Overall, this year's production was complete success, with full hou every night. All that came to see spoke of its unrivalled brilliance a polished presentation. It is sad t that this is my last musical, but will easily be remembered as t best one. Many thanks to t teachers for all their hard work hope it paid off! Vicky Waterho
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Kia ora cuzzies, BANG! ASB Maori and Polynesian Festival. This group started practising months ahead, before heading on stage at the Manukau Veledrome. It was the morning of Saturday 24th February, with all the three hours sleep we had to perform first thing in the morning. Our eyes all black with big bags, we needed no make up, we were Maori. All of our hard work, determination, dedication, motivation and preparation for the thrilling 20 minutes of fame on stage. Started with a 5.00am wake up call, girls stumbling to the showers, boys faxing out, just going with the flow. Before we knew it (2 hours later) girls were washed and ready for kai time. With a nice mixture of warm milk, yummy.... Nah jokes we had weetbix. Miss Nepe supporting us all the way all ready with a stress mask on helping everyone get all prettied up, while the boys were trying their
hardest to get ugly. Hearing our Papakura Blue and White bus arrive, our tutors Keliegh Henare and Damon Heke told us to get on the bus. That's when it all started the BIG syke up, no one was to say a word on our journey which was the hardest job of all for us students gradually getting up the hill of Te Irirangi Drive.... We made it!!! Our bus turns into the velodrome and still nothing but silence. Next thing yah know it we are getting escorted by our two wonderful Kaea Nikki Timu and Mitchell Tipene onto the stage where we were greeted by our friends and whanau. The judges looking down on us the tension building up inside, our hands shaking but that's understandable because that's our wiri, the strum of the guitar broke our silence, our beautiful harmony filled the air. Our 20minutes of fame was finally over placing us 5th Overall. All of our hard work and dedication paid off. Everyone came off stage happy and knowing we had done our best and that's all anyone could ask for. The next kaupapa we attended was The Four High Schools Festival, which was held at Papakura Marae. This was an on to it experience, each year the four high schools James Cook, Rosehill College, Papakura
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High and Manurewa all get together and celebrate being Maori. This is a time for everyone to mingle and show each other our stuff. The last competition we supported this year was Manu Ariki Regionals held at Waitakere College. With only 4 hours practise we still wanted to go and participate in this kaupapa. Heading onto the stage we could hear our fans screaming and yelling for us, we were all so excited. The guitar broke our silence and again our beautiful harmony filled the air. Our 20 minutes of fame was over and everyone was basically crawling off the stage. We were all anxiously waiting for the results of our performance and were placed 3rd overall qualifying to go into the Manu Ariki Nationals held next year in Taumarunui. He mihi nui tenei ki o matou kaiwhakaako ko Keliegh Henare raua ko Damon Heke mo o korua mahi I tenei tau. Whakawhetai mo to awhina, mo to aroha, me manaaki Ka hoatu korua kia matou I tenei tau. Noreira tena korua Ki a Miss Nepe Whakawhetai mo to mahi I tenei tau e whaea!
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International Week
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Samoan Cultural Group 2001 u amua ona sii le faafetai i lo Tama i luga ina ua ou maua a vanoa ou to fai ai se molimau ofie i tuaigamea sa tupu i u o In mafutaga kulupu Samoa urewa High School mo lenei usaga. s we all know, a tradition has ays be carried out for the I magazine and its annual being received from different . This year I have had the e to be that person on behalf Samoan Group, to bring forth that would remain endless in earts. s several days before the encing of the Auckland dary School's Poly Fest 2001. e week of the festival I was to step in with my mighty to help discipline the group he help of Solo Tuilaepa, Tina and Etiana Petaia Let's just a t everybody lost their voices days grew closer but it was all though because nothing was to get in the way of the group ing at the festival.
the top schools at the festival Otahuhu College. We went on with our heads held high and let's not forget our bright green uniform that stood out. Everybody stuck to what they learnt from the beginning to the end, which was something that none of the group members will ever forget - eh people! Right now I would like to take this moment to firstly thank our mother, our advisor, our motivator, the lady who was there from the beginning to the end - Ms C Jarden for being the best (Ms Jarden... u da BOMB!) We would like to also thank the staff and students of the school for supporting
us 100% - we'll pay you back. .. somehow! Now, I have to thank my brothers and sisters who were members of the group for sticking up with my big mouth, our disciplined ways but then again you all should be used to it - hahaha! So thank you for being such an awesome lot. I hope the same experience you have been through this year you will share amongst those who will be part of the group in the years to come. Faafetai Lava ma is manuia! Beautie Tufuga
e festival, we performed on 25th March just after one of
Student Comments — Year 11 and '12 hey liked:ght International Week was a dea and a great experience. st part I thought was where nternational" students and rs were able to come to school in their traditional clothing e they had beautiful and al costumes." sampling the food from all ntries that participated."
It has been a very excellent week that I've enjoyed. I liked the food that I tested and the performances that I've seen."
I found it fun and enjoyable to watch. The opening was interesting as well as the closing ceremony."
"I thought that International Week was an awesome experience for people to get to know the different cultures that have populated New Zealand. It showed a lot of cultures that we don't normally see performing."
"I feel very surprised and happy to see The Manurewa High School celebrate International Week. As I'm one of the Asian students, this International Week is the only chance for us to show off our culture and our costumes. Thanks."
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Christian Fellowship 2001 Christian Fellowship has had a very happening year 2001. It stepped off into the year with enthusiastic members reflecting the enthusiastic spirit of the teacher in charge Mr. Voisey. Students were straight away devoted to practices for their tradition of taking the Easter Assembly. Directed and overseen by the school chaplain Susan Miller, the students involved both onstage and offstage worked very hard to make their performance just perfect. This year, their drama was to the song 'if I was only welcomed in' the by Bebe and Cece Wynains, which was about a young teenager (acted by Jared Henry) who throughout his life, as it seems, was rejected by others and was always trying to fit in. Wherever he went however, Jesus (acted by Justice Miller) was always right behind him with his arms open
just inviting this teenager in. But sadly, this teenager did not accept Jesus; offer and since he could not handle this rejection, he took his life.
school to share their testimonies a Christian, and outsiders not from t school to share of life experiences a Christian.
This drama was followed by a personal testimony by Laura Levi who was able to share her experience as being a Christian and how much she has found the walk to life just so much easier because in her trust in God. After the testimony was given, Rose Faletanoai, Sandra Leiaia, Mary Miller and Elenoa Malele performed a dance to "Shackles" by Mary Mary.
Overall, 2001 has been an excit and enjoyable year for all part Christian Fellowship. On behalf the Christian Fellowship I would li to thank especially Mr Voisey for h willingness and commitment to t group. Also to all the commi students who attended eve Thursday lunchtime but can also that it was a very fruitful time for who attended. And ultimately give thanks to our Lord the heaven father, who is the sole reason w Christian Fellowship meets ev week to worship him who created Praise the Lord, God bless Manurewa High School!!!
With that Assembly finally over, Christian Fellowship meeting have had the privilege of not only sitting under the teaching of Mr. Voisey, but also of other students as Dwaine Faletanoai, Laura Levi, Rachel Booth, Allen Chen. Also it has been a great privilege for teachers within the
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This year's group has been filled with ups and downs. It was a bit of a bumpy start with a few members not returning due to other reasons. A lot of new faces and cultures joined the group this year coming from all year levels, The group wouldn't have gone anywhere if it weren't for the tutor Richard Talagi, Mrs Vivien Evaroa and all the parents that helped throughout the year. The group placed second overall even though we should have come first, but there's always next year. The leaders of the group where Tifi Talagi and Norman Kainana with their helpers Raymond Pulefolau and Pauline Matio. The group trained hard and many of the new faces couldn't dance very veil but with practice they have become exceptional dancers. I look forward to seeing the group for 2002 and hopefully everybody from this year returns next year. 69
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CHESS - 2001 Interschool Competition.
This year three teams played in the interschool competition.
The Senior A team Elliott Moka Ben Dang Leon Liu Craig Petaia Ihab Ramadaan This team finished 5th in its grade
The Junior A team
The Junior B team
Kane Pomare
Barry Ching
Andrew Thompson
Timothy Reid
Stephen VVhte
John Walker
Pranit Rai
Sa Von Thach
Ralph Rodrigez
William Fruean
This team finished 3rd in its grade
Thanks to Mrs Dilworth, Creighton, Mrs Reid and Weatherly for transport.
This team finished 4th in its grade
ESOL/Asian Club 2001 has again seen an enthusiastic club, so much so that we are having an extra trip this year. The club comprises a diversity of Ethnic cultures, and a pleasing mixture of seniors and juniors. The Term 1 trip was the everpopular Totara Park barbecue Term 2 saw Waiwera Hot Pools voted as the trip, for the first time in several years.
In Term 3, the students elected to go "hot pooling' again, but we tried Parakai near Helensville in order to stop and visit the Muriwai Gannet Sanctuary. This term we are looking forward to ice-skating at Paradise Rink in Botany Downs.
and Secretary-Treasurer, Jason Nght who did a sterling job helping to organise all the trips, supported by a good committee, including Duoc and Hong Truong, Sophan Lo, Victoria Hav, Newman Li, Kelvin Kam and Tony Trieu. Many thanks to Mrs Taylor, Mrs Lai,
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Nurse Pritchard, Mr Smith (who; drove the big bus to Muriwai and Parakai), Mr Lane, Miss Yang and Ms Clark for their help and support.
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Social Committee Report for School Magazine 2001
he second annual Petanque Pairs ournament took place on a sunny larch Friday afternoon with 64 taff participating and many nlookers enjoying the occasion. In Dial 256 games were played with Bench posters, flags, efreshments and ostumes adding o the atmos'here. Each pair for many it was heir first time) ompeted against 6 different pponents, which ook about 70 ninutes to !omplete.
exhausted by the end of the school day! The Social Committee were keen to once again offer a Staff Progressive Dinner as the end of Term 3
A novelty Golf Tournament was planned at the end of Term 4 for staff at the time of going to press; hoping to attract many first-time golfers as well as those who have had a "social hack around" before. Hopefully this did occur (weather permitting).
kfterwards the try thirsty and iungry "Petanviers" stayed on Or a barbecue in he Staffroom, vhich completed I very enjoyable and sociable iftemoon. fern 2 provided a itaff Breakfast 'or 45 hungry :eachers, which )ffered a huge nenu ranging from fruit and cereals :hrough to the traditional English :ooked breakfast (which proved very )opular!). Lots of juice, tea and :offee was consumed during the one lour of dining which started at 7,15am in the Staffroom, accompanied by very relaxing :lassical music. Needless to say the iocial Committee (who shopped, :ooked, served and cleaned up) were
plenty of space at Ms McLellan's for the main course of Indian Buttered Chicken and Chinese stir-fry vegetables. After a "settling of the tummy", a twenty minute drive and brisk walk downhill to Mrs Dykstra's house, we rounded the evening off with a fantastic choice of desserts, and coffee. Many thanks to our hosts of the evening for opening up their homes for a successful Progressive Dinner.
function. Fortunately this year we were able to hire a "near new" 30 seater bus, which was a big improvement on the previous year's "bone shaker". We set off from School at 6.00pm and proceeded to Mrs Murdie's for some great appetisers, then to Mrs Allen's for "sumptuous soups"! At this stage most staff (and many partners) were starting to get full, but still found 71
To finish the year a Dinner (venue Christmas unknown) was going to "round off' the social functions of 2001. The Social Committee would like to thank all staff (and partners) who have supported the events offered and always welcome suggestions and ideas for other day and evening events. The winners of the tournament were Vinodh Singh and Siva Naidoo
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The Manurewa High School 'a tradition of excellence'
Senior Prizegiving Monday 12 November at 7.30pm Sharon Baylt
Sports Awards
Artsperson of the Year
Announced by Mrs t Dixon, Second Principal Presented by Mr M Bailey, Chairperson Board of Trustees
Sharon's musical talent and contribution to the cultural life of our school' spread over several areas. She is firstly a violinist, but she has shared her talents also on flute and in singing. She has performed on countless special occasions, both within school and in public. She is featured on the latest school CD and has been leader of our Chamber and Production orchestras. Allen C Arts Blues
Senior Girls Athletic Champion Senior Boys Cross-Country Champion Senior Girls Badminton Champion Senior Boys Badminton Champion Inte. Girls Swimming Champion Senior Boys Swimming Champion Senior Girls Swimming Champion Best All Round Sports Player (boys) Best All Round Sports Player (girls)
Leia Poole (G H McCallum Cup) (United Motors Cup)Aaron Lawrence Cara Lee Moore (.1 Giffney Cup) Tony Trieu (Giffney Trophy) Luisa Denton (P Cook Cup) Michael Bushell (W Hogan Cup) Corrin Harnett (6 Y Givens Cup) (PJPaterson Trophy) Dwaine Faletanoai (G Inder Cup)
Sportsperson of the Year Nominees Michael Bushell Dwaine Faletanoai Corrin Harnett Louise Jones Heidi Leathart Taitoa Masina Teariki Noovao
Allen has been a leading member of the senior Concert Band and Orch for the past five years. He has represented the school with distinction o numerous occasions and featured in the most recent CD. He has assist staff in arranging music for special occasions. His contribution to Music has been immense as a performing musician and as a role model. He is always striving for excellence, in commitment, preparation and achievement.
Heidi Leathart
Scholarships
(Swimming) (Rugby) (Swimming) (Athletics) (Softball/Hockey) (Rugby) (Rugby League)
Sportsperson of the Year
Louise Jones
Most Outstanding Performance in Any Sport (Douglas Cup)
Louise Jones
Auckland University of Technology - Science and Engineering Full-fee Scholarship 2002
Announced by Mr P Hornblow, Deputy Principal Presented by Mrs A Candy, Deputy Mayor
Languages English Media Studies Maori Language Japanese French Life Skills English as a Second Language
Mathematics Mathematics with Applications Foundation Maths
Announced by: Mrs I Dixon, Second Principal Presented by: Mr M Bailey, Chairperson Board of Trustees
Nominees for Artsperson of the Year
Janina Sm Helen M Kahu 8u Daniel Clo Laura Raayma Michelle Beanl Leang Heng/Hong Truo
Mathematics
The Arts Awards
Outstanding Contribution to Drama Outstanding Contribution to the Performing Arts (cup donated by Miss A Thomas) Entertainer of the Year
Melissa Cla
Academic Awards - Year 12
Sports Blues Louise Jones (Athletics) (Presentation of Blues Blazer) Louise is an outstanding athlete who has gained 1st place in a number of national events for her age group. She has also represented the school on many occasions with distinction. Among her many achievements is the NZ record for the fastest 400m for a 14 year old girl (55.60 sec). This year she was awarded Auckland Junior Sportsperson of the Year and also selected to represent New Zealand as a member of the World Youth team in Hungary.
Outstanding Contribution to Art (Kilgour Trophy) Outstanding Contribution to Music Outstanding Contribution to Choral Singing (cup donated by Mrs M Smith)
Paul H
South Auckland VVoodturners Guild Scholarship
Kirsten Forrest
Edward Marriott/Chris Dylan Ande Mary Hiriri
Physical Et Personal Development
Sharon Baylis/Allen Chen Rachel Booth Melissa Walton Laura Levi Dayna Boase
Physical Education (presented by the Past Pupils Silver Jubilee Trust Fund) Phillip Troy Muriwa Sport and Fitness
Science
(prizes donated by BHP NZ Steel)
Biology Nalini Sumer Memorial Trophy Horticulture Human Biology Et Health Marine Biology
Tracy Fowler Sarah Evans Sharon Baylis Allen Chen Tracy Fowler Lisa Wu
Scienc e C h emis try Physics
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Economics Organisation Et Management Classical Studies History Presented by Mr 1 A Maich Foundation Principal Tourism Information Management
ial Sciences Accounting Chris Farhi (Prize donated by Manukau Institute of Tech) Economics Chris Farhi Management Studies Craig Guttenbeil (Prize donated by Spencer Millikan) Classical Studies William Austin History Ben Diack Donated by Mr 1 A Maich, Foundation Principal Geography Sharlin Gopal Prize donated by Mr J A Maich, Foundation Principal Tourism Tanithe Hall
hnology Design Technology (Grossman Twigg Cup ) Graphics (Nat. Art Supplies) Electronics Motoring Studies Practical Computing Information Management Food Technology Hospitality Et Catering
Carrie Fowler Emma Martin Liam Bell Lawrence Farrell Dylan Fisher Victoria Hay Helen Marx Stacey Booker William Fitzpatrick
Graphics John East Cup Prize donated by School Supplies Hospitality Et Catering fashion a Design
Photography History of Art Art - Design Art - Painting Printmaking Music
Endeavour Et Achievement (Mills Cup) Graeme Fielder School Services Award (Books donated by Manurewa High School PTA: Trophies donated by the Jubilee Committee) Service Medal Girls: Paula Lam Boys: Elliot Moka Outstanding Leadership in Year 13 (Cup donated by Mr Z.R.W. Kidd Jashneel Agraval former Associate Principal) Head Girl Cup donated by Adele Inston Brenda Ormsby Service Medal Cup donated by Past Pupils Assoc. Lyndon Fowler Head Boy Service Medal
uages Kirsten Forrest Monica Achari Elliot Moka Sharon Baylis Han Yun Cheng
Proxime Accesit
athematics Dominea Jun Jashneel Agraval
Physical Education Jamee Hamilton (prize donated by the Past Pupils Silver Jubilee Trust Fund)
Jashneel Agraval Amy Hokke Jonathan Smith
ial Sciences Amy Hokke Practical Geography Prize donated by Mr P Hornblow Deputy Principal Amy Hokke Geography Presented by Mr J A Mulch Foundation Principal Jashneel Agraval Accounting (donated by Spencer Et Milliken)
(Cup donated by Mrs U. Dixon Second Principal) Hsaio Scholarship Award Medal
Dux of the School (joint winners) Trophy donated by the 1974 Prefects Book donated by the Chairman of the Board of Trustees Hsaio Scholarship Award Dux Meda
ical Et Personal Development
Dominea Jun Jashneel Agraval
Kirsten Forrest Kirsten Forrest Kirsten Forrest Ivana Andres Elizabeth Alani Rachel Booth
Announced by Mr K Thomson, Principal Presented by Hon. George Hawkins
oared by Mr K Thomson, Principal nted by Han. George Hawkins
Physics Biology Chemistry Dennis Coles Memorial Cup Science 'Marine Biology
Ria Brown Leia Poole
Special Senior Prizes
Academic Awards - Year 13
ence (prizes donated by BHP NZ Steel)
Cameron Delacey
The Arts
(all prizes donated by The Manurewa Lions Club) Practical Art Alana Crickett Photography Camera presented by Photolife. Lisa Foster Drama Tracy Fowler Music Peter Richard
Mathematics with Calculus Mathematics with Statistics
Naomi Logan Te-Kapua Paenga
Technology
The Arts
English Donated by Mr C B Browne, former Principal Communications English French Japanese English as a Second Language
Amanda Marshall Carlynn Williams Eve Hodgson Michelle Finch
ASB Scholars •i
Kirsten Forrest
Dominea Jun Jashneel Agraval
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Arts and Sports Awards Prizegiving Wednesday 31 October 2001
Programme Arts Achievement Award
Rugby
Announced by Presented by
Dwaine Faletanoai
Mrs El Dixon, Second Principal Mrs M Smith, Acting Director of
Music
Taitoa Masina
The Chamber Orchestra Bronze Award in the 2001 Secondary Schools Orchestra and Band Festival Sharon Baylis Daniel Clowes James Hinton Brenda Ormsby Moses Sulusi Katherine Young
Merran Bennett Jeremy Booth Angella Dravid Nicola Haliday Laura Levi Sarah Jaggs Lou Reddy Peter Richard Melissa Walton Lisa Wu Accompanist for the Girls Choir
Tutuila Tutuila Ben Diack
Allen Chen Matthew Hinton Elliott Moka Bonnie Smith Katherine Young
Soccer Blair Mellor Carl Burns
The following students represented The Manurewa High School at the
Outstanding contribution and level of musicianship for the school musical "Oliver" Lisa Wu Matthew Hinton Moses Sulusi
Brenda Ormsby Ben Tapueluelu Jeremy Booth
Auckland Secondary Schools Champion of Champions competition and North Isl Swimming Championships.
Peter Richard Elliot Moka Rachel Booth
Melissa Harnett Stephen Barber
Shadrack Simi Shane Baylis Vicki Waterhouse Phillip Eton Dwaine Faletanoiai Saroeun Ney
Fran Side Sam Halse tizzy Beal
Dayna Boase Lou Reddy Kevin Hodder
Photography Glen Horan
Tha Reoun Ouk
Sports Certificates Badminton
Mrs S lmpey, Deputy Principal Mrs V Eyaroo, Sports Co-ordinator (certificates and cups)
Boys B Grade Badminton team - lst Counties/Manukou Boys B Grade competition Jeffrey Sim
Jimmy Sim
Hyun Shih
Girls B Grade Badminton team -1st Counties/Manukau Girls B Grade competition tenni Chung Dawn Tetauru May Ly Yin-Ling Chai
Audrey Tiona
Announced by Presented by:
Maxine Paku
Maria Moreau Raquel Reynolds Summer lee Connor
Junior Boys Champion Junior Girls Champion Intermediate Boys Champion Intermediate Girls Champion Senior Boys Champion
Senior Girls Touch Rugby Team 1st Counties Manukau Region and 3rd Auckland Secondary Schools Competition Pauline Mataio Melody Rondon Rosa Faletanoa Neelam Sahota Rosemarie Pirihi Mary-rose Inamata
Tracy Fowk Melissa Claal Peter Ri Kirsten Fa Sharon Allen Dayna Lisa Sarah
Nellnoa Tad Elizabeth NU Richard Ma Louise Jong Stephanie Warr Leia Pod
CrossCountry
Touch Rugby Luisa Denton Doreen Milo Ariana Waters
Rachel Boot Melissa Walla Laura ltl Tracy Fowk
Mrs VShartland Deputy Principal MIS V Fvaroa, Sports Co-ordinator
Athletics Junior Boys Athletic Champion V Vince Cup Junior Girls Athletic Champion V Vince Cup Intermediate Boys Athletic Champion Foundation Prefects Intermediate Girls Athletic Champion Roewyn Heighway Memorial Cup Senior Girls Athletic Champion G H McCollum Cup
Senior A Netball Team- 1st Counties/Manukau Secondary Schools Senior A Netball competition Aina Tapu Victoria Vaetoe
Mr R Kilgour, HOD Art
Sports Trophies
4A Netball team -1st Counties/Manukau Secondary Schools 4A Netball competition Nadine MacDonald Amanda Thompson Ashleigh Timoko Waiana Burrows Hana White Nikki Timu
Mrs V Shortland, Deputy Principal
Presented by
Outstanding Contribution to Drama (Miniature) Musician of the Year (Cop donated Mr N Weeks) (Miniature) Entertainer of the Year (Miniature)
Woy Chung
Netball (certificates and cup)
Sandra Leaia Kerry Ann Kaumoana
Keiran Wick
Announced by
For Excellence in Singing lie Kanawa Cup) (cup donated by Mrs B Brown) Outstanding Contribution to the Performing Arts (cup donated by Miss A Thomas) (Miniature) Instep Dance Award (Cup donated by Miss A Briggs) Concert Band Player of the Year Outstanding Contribution to Art (Kilgour Trophy) (Miniature) Outstanding Contribution to Music
Ilford Shield Photographic Competition - awarded Honours
Announced by: Presented by:
Erin McKay James Davis
For Contribution to Choral Singing (cup donated by Mrs M Smith)
Contribution to Lighting
Kirsten Forrest
Wawa Wang Travis Steven
Arts Trophies
Presented by Miss A Thomas, HOD Drama Contribution and commitment to the school musical Oliver
Jo Dix
Auckland U15 Boys Soccer Development Squad (Captain) Junior Boys Soccer - 1st C Grade Division (cup)
Swimming
Musical Orchestra Sharon Baylis Allen Chen Daniel Clowes
Captain 1st XV Rugby Selected for Counties/Manukau Secondary Schools Rugby team Selected for Counties/Manukau Secondary Schools Rugby team Selected for Counties/Manukau Development Squad Selected for CountiesfManukau Development Squad
Stacey Lomas Cara Lee Moore
Senior Girls Champion
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Camryn Te M Elizabeth Wi Jaxin Hs Rachel Fd Aaron Larne Louise Jay
The Manurewa High School
Badminton Senior Girls Badminton Champion Senior Boys Badminton Champion
J Giffney Cup Giffney Trophy
Hayley Van Bellen
(G.F.Slack Cup) (Bowen Cup) Rutherford Cup Lachlan Marshall Cup (Tait Trophy) (Warwick Wilson Trophy)
Rugby 1st XV Captain's Cup
1st XV Most Improved Player lit XV Supporters Team Trophy Outstanding Junior Rugby Player Girls Rugby Player of the Year
Soccer 111 XI Golden Boot Award (boys)
1st XI Team Loyalty (brays) 1st XI Team Loyalty (girls) Most Improved Player (girls) Most Improved Player (boys) Outstanding Junior Boys Soccer Player Girls Soccer Player of the Year Boys Soccer Player of the Year
(Moir Cup) (Trophy) (Spirit Trophy) (S McKeorney Cup) (Trophy)
Amy Hollands Mareena Pask Lyndon Fowler Rajeer Patel Heidi Leathart
1st in Zone 4 Championships 1st Et 2nd in Auckland Champion of Champions 2nd North Island SecondarySchools Swimming Championsh Ps
The Manurewa High School Concert Band - Gold Awards at National Concert Band Festival in Palmerston North and the Auckland Secondary Schools Festival Shannon Andrews Jeremy Booth Tracy Fowler Fawaz Jabur Tricia McQuoid Brenda Orsmby Rebecca Sculpher Panaiana Tapueluelu Katy Walton
Nathan Coe Natasha Farrelly Jared Scorringe
Athletics
Richard Mataroa and Lyle Wilson
Gained five medals at NZ Div.2 Championships Qualified for NZ Age Group 400m Freestyle Final Completed NZ Certificate in Swim Coaching
Nominees for Sportsperson of the Year
Special Sports Awards
Announced by Presented by
(Miniatures) (Fletcher Steel Trophy) Dwaine Faletanoai Sportsmanship Best All Round Sports Player (Boys) (P.) Paterson Trophy) Teariki Noovao lest All Round Sports Player (Girls) Heidi Leathart (G hider Cup) Most Outstanding Performance in Any Sport (Douglas Cup) Louise Jones
Mr K Thomson, Principal Mr M Bailey, Chairman Board of Trustees
Nominees for this year's Sportsperson of the Year Award are :
Arts Badges Announced by Mrs L Dixon, Second Principal Mr K Thomson, Principal Presented by
for leadership, loyalty, commitment and performance in lead roles in the school Tracy Fowler Sarah Evans Musical "Oliver"
Michael Bushell
Swimming - 5 medals at NZ Div.2 Championships Qualified for NZ Age Group 400m Freestyle NZ Certificate in Swim Coaching
Dwaine Faletanoai
Rugby - Counties/Manukau Secondary Schools Rugby team The Manurewa High School Senior Boys Touch Team, Sports Council, 1st XI Cricket Team
Corrin Harnett
Swimming - 1st in Zone 4 Championships 1st Et 2nd in Auckland Champion of Champions 2nd North Island Secondary Schools competition
Louise Jones
Athletics - 1st 100m, 2nd 200m North Island Secondary Schools Athletics 1st 4x100m and 4x200m Relay team Sydney Youth Olympics Auckland Junior Sportsperson of the Year Member of the NZ World Youth Team
Heidi Leathart
Softball - U19 Auckland Girls team
'Sports Badges
Badminton
Merran Bennett Rebecca Fletcher Matthew Hinton Laura Levi Niki Oates Peter Richard Ben Tapueluelu Finau Tuita Lisa Wu
Michael Bushell Swimming
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Amanda Reynolds
Sharon Baylis Daniel Clowns James Hinto Sarah Lam-Sam Elliot Moka Michael Rew Moses Sulusi Jonathan Trinick Vicki Waterhouse
1st 100m, 200m, 400m Long Jump at Counties Manukau Secondary Schools Championships 2nd 100m Hurdles at North Island Secondary School Championships 1st 100m, 300m hurdles, U20 Relay team at North Island Senior Regionals
Corrin Harnett
Counties Manukau Year 10 Youth Scholarship Awards
rElizabeth Wulf
Shane Baylis Allen Chen Nicola Haliday David Jaggs Bhavini Mistry Lou Reddy David Shieffelbein Manu Tokelua Melissa Walton
Richard Mataroa
Stephen Barber Erin McKay David McKee Luisa Denton Michael Bushell
(Trophy) Feleti Lolohea South Auckland Ford Cup Selina Feausiga
The recipients are
Mrs L Dixon, Second Principal Mr K Thomson, Principal
Announced by
Volleyball Most Improved Player B G irYlss SSww iirn m all Playermorn f itnhge Year
Corrin Harnett
Presented by
(Pedley Trophy) Yash Singh Johnni Hanano (Pediey Trophy) ("931st XI Girls Trophy) Teresa Clark (Beuning Cup) Debbinisha Moodley (Peck Cup) Fadi Barghouth
Hugh Roberts Trophy Manurewa Gazette Cup Law Cup P Cook Cup W Hogan Cup G Y Givens Cup
Placed in Zone 4 Championships Finals North Island Secondary Schools competition (top 6)
National Distinction
Swimming Junior Boys Swimming Champion Junior Girls Swimming Champion Intermediate Boys Swimming Champion Intermediate Girls Swimming Champion Senior Champion ing Champion
Michael Wigg
Nicholas Farhi
Dwaine Faletanoai Benjy Ikenasio William Fitzpatrick Jerome Lakimo Aichi Ha
(B Lane Cup) (Beuning Trophy) (Peck Cup)
Jenna Clark
Swimming
Hockey Most Improved Girl Most Improved Girl (Jnr) Most Improved Boys Sportsmanship in Boys Hockey Girls Hockey Player of the Year Boys Hockey Player of the Year
Helen Marx Michelle Perry
Cara Lee Moore
Cara Lee Moore Tony Trieu
1st Junior Girls 100m, Junior Girls Relay Team, 2nd 400m, 70m Hurdles, Discus at Counties/Manukau Secondary Schools Athletics, Qualified for North Island Regionals
Hockey - Captain 1st XI Girls team, Coach .1nr Girls team
Taitoa Masina
1st 800m, 1st Junior Girls Relay Team and 2nd Long Jump at Counties/Manukau Secondary Schools Athletics Qualified for North Island Regionals
Rugby - Counties/Manukau Secondary Schools Rugby team The Manurewa High School Senior Boys Volleyball team, Sports Council, Junior Boys U15 Rugby Coach
Teariki Noovao
(Cup and Certificates)
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Rugby League - Member of NZ U 18 team, Auckland Cook Island Team The Manurewa High School Senior Boy Touch Rugby Team, 1st XV Rugby ,Coach 11/16 Rugby league team,Sports Council
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Nominees for Arts Person of the Year Announced by Presented by
Lisa is a versatile and highly skilled musician with a promising future. A year 9 student, Lisa has this year, remarkably achieved Grade VIII piano with distinction.
Mr K Thomson, Principal Mr M Bailey. Chairman Board of Trustees
She dedicated both time and skill to being 'Oliver' production pianist throughout rehearsals and all performances. As well as loading cellist in the school Chamber Orchestra, Lisa accompanied the Boys Choir and is pitched percussionist in the Concert Band.
Sharon Baylis Sharon's musical talent and contribution to the cultural life of our school is spread over several areas. She is firstly a violinist, but she has shared her talents also on flute and in singing.
Presentation of Arts and Sports Blues
She has performed on countless special occasions, both within school and in public. She is featured on the latest school CD and has been leader of our Chamber and Production orchestras.
Announced by Presented by
Allen Chen
Mr K Thomson, Principal Mr M Bailey Chairman Board of Trustees
Louise Jones
Allen has been a leading member of the senior Concert Band and Orchestra for the past five years. lie has represented the school with distinction on numerous occasions and featured in the most recent CD. He has assisted staff in arranging music for special occasions.
Louise is an outstanding athlete who has gained 1st place in a number of national events for her age group. She has also represented the school on many occasions with distinction.
His contribution to Music has been immense as a performing musician and as a rale model. He is always striving for excellence, in commitment, preparation and achievement.
Among her many achievements is the NZ record for the fastest 400m for a 14 ye old girl (55.60 sec). This year she was awarded Auckland Junior Sportsperson of Year and also selected to represent New Zealand as a member of the World Youth team in Hungary.
Tracy Fowler
Allen Chen
Tracy's contribution to the cultural life of our school has been exceptional. She has been a leading member of the school choirs for the past four years, this year assuming the role of lead soprano. She has represented the school in public as a solo vocalist on a number of occasions. Shc has also played flute in the school Concert Band. Tracy also featured in a leading role as 'Nancy' in this year's school production of "Oliver".
Allen has been a leading member of the senior Concert Band and Orchestra for past five years. He has represented the school with distinction on numerous occasions and featured in the most recent CD. lie has assisted staff in arranging. music for special occasions. His contribution to Music has been immense as a performing musician and as a model. He is always striving for excellence, in commitment, preparation and achievement.
The Manurewa High School 'a tradition of excellence'
Year 11 Prizegiving Science
Sports Awards Intermediate Girls Athletic Champion Senior Girls Cross-Country Champion Most Outstanding Performance in Any Sport Sportsperson of the Year
Sports Blues Intermediate Boys Swimming Champion
Social Sciences
David McKee
Accounting Economics History Geography
Special Prizes and Scholarships Year 11 Outstanding Effort Cup donated by a grateful parent R Loader Scholarship
Katherine Young
Languages NZ Certificate in Practical English English English for Speakers of Other Languages
Katherine Young
Food H Nutrition Practical Food Technology
Pich (Jerry) Heng
Graphics National Art Supplies Graphics Award
Joanne Lin
Design Technology (metal-based) Prize donated byTrode Toots Ltd
Desrae Popata
Japanese
Helen Pahulu
Life Skills
Rachel Jones
Design Technology (wood-based) Prize donated by Hord warehouse
Mathematics Mathematics with Applications Mathematics (2 yr course) Mathematics
Gareth Bolt Memorial Cup
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Technology Tassie Houkamau
French
Gareth Ball Memorial Cup
Music Katherine Young Art (Practical)
Year 11 Academic Awards
Maori Language Te Reo Maori Cup Presented by Ngawini Pura
Ashneel Sh Merita Lo Danielle Ma Letesha Wilkinson-
Science Auckland Science Human Biology Horticulture
Louise Jones
Alan Mansur Wesley Taefu Jonathon Platt
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Back Row:
Jason Chan, Samantha I an, ',Lonny le-Rongomau, Krystal Cartier, John Walker
3rd Row:
Bonnie Byers, Shandie Heremaia, Lauren Kraetzer, Lauri Wilson. Katie Craig, Anna Roberts, Hanna Matthews. Jasmin Chapman
2nd Row:
Annis Ramadaan, Kane Pomare, Alan Falevaai, Timothy Reid, Kaing Sok, Michael King, Damian Groves, Mr Alderton (Teacher)
Front Row:
Nhung Tran, Kelly Tipene, Lorraine Macdonald. Melissa Motion, Rhona Godinet, Rachel Aylward, Maree Tan, Denise Anderson
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Shayne Mulligan-Flay. Brad Jackson, Matthew Packer Charlie Rangi-Tutai, Bronson Lemalama, Teresa Vaipo, Sheryl Messina, Jana Heke, Sacha Ifwersen, Nui Rangirangi Eden Davis, Timothy Matiu, George Afaaso, Joseph Lyden, Tommy Alapati, Sonny Kelsen, David Nam, Mr D. Benn (Teacher) Sonia Nguyen, Kate Rhodes, Faye Savelio, Mere Turner, Juanita Winslow, Amy Ferreira, Michai Davis, Michelle Admore Teina Walker
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Back Row:
Michael Quinn, David Travis, Christopher Yates, Vince Vaitai, Michael Cressey, Kuyama Toma, Kieran Wickman
3rd Row:
Jade Cowley, Amelia McLean, Candice Buchanan, Christina loane, Yolanda Maletino, Wendy Huggins, Kaela Te-Ngahue, Jesse Dixon
2nd Row:
Kelly Robertson, Troy King, Jury Burns, Regan Wilson, Sam Tuaine, Elliot King, Jay-Gee George, Mrs Benn (Teacher)
Front Row:
Tania Harrison, Faatu Faimoa, Erin McKay, Louise loramo, Sarah Simmons, Yvette Fakaulu, Hine Neho, Monalisa Samupo
Absent:
Korina Edmonds, Champ Fenton
9BY Back Row:
Stanley Bu, Michael Reid, Sarath Soth, Vikki-lee Pomare, Joseph McCabe, Sarah Brooks, Tony Rozeboom, Emmamay Theobald
3rd Row:
Allison Franklin-Heiser, Annika Te-Wheoro, Mandeep Randhawa, Heather Robinson, Hope-Elizabeth Reynolds. Kylee Lawson, Hazel Allen, Chloe Radford
2nd Row:
Ben Fata-To'o, Daniel Moreau, Tamati Kirkwood, Bradley Mann, Ryan Clark, Harpreet Singh, Matthew Kuypers, Allan Filipaina, Mrs Barclay (Teacher)
Front Row:
Ravinder Kaur, Ashleigh Wentzel, Rochelle Baker, Shelley Pemberton, Tammy Breadnam, Arnie Tullett, Sarah Belcher, Renae Mathews
Back Row:
Wayne Heaney, Kassidi Motutara, Matthew MacDonald
3rd Row:
Joshua Clark, Terence Murphy, Christopher Peau Ranga Cullen. Alan Moo. David Makafitu
2nd Row:
Gurpreet Jador, Wayne Wi-Reneti, Samantha Timmer, Aaron McDonald, Elenoa Malele, Christ Joseph, John Laulu, Miss Clapperton (Teacher)
Front Row:
Kathryn Han, Terehina Nathan, Sabrina Brothers Kathleen Raiwhara-Corner, Jacqueline Tipene, Charmaine Leotalu, Paula Willie, Ung Neang
Absent
Apelu (SAM) Fesuluai, Eric Henry, Edmon Koro, Mereanna Para
9DS Back Row:
Aaron Hubbard, Savors Thach, Nilson Enwaya, William Fruean, Conan Murray
2nd Row:
Andrew Packer, Lolohea Motuliki, Josia Pona, Seini Makahununiu, Finau Tuita. Anthony Tau, Trinity Joseph Mr M. Donaldson (Teacher)
Front Row:
Dianne Morgan, Memory Porai, Ann Rawlins, Joseph Tauinaai, Anthony Broycl, Faye Samupo. Diahne Campbell, Laura Corlett
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Back Row:
Amber Godinet, Maria Ngati, Valentina Jolene McFarland
2nd Row:
Bobby Barben, Anthony Taiapa, John Ma Ronald Wilson, Junior Bourke, John Fill M3. Edinberry (Teacher)
Front Row:
Natasha Tito, Hayley Deeming, Jacklin Salavia Tonga, Laepa Malele, Alina Yousi Myra Kainuku, Mellissa Sabine
9JB k Row:
Andrei Lenart, Siutu Mona, Alex Kaifoto
3rd Row:
Wessam Michael, Grace Flynn, Danisha Campbell, Vahnia Moadley, Penina Tapueluelu, Angelina McQuoid
tad Row:
Troy Flavell, Aaron Vandenberg, Hamiora McLean, Michael Amituanai, Victor Sang-Yum, Fergusson Mahani, Marcus Hereora
Front Row:
Vicky Ford, Donna Huinga, Roimata Barnett, Ashleigh Gorman, Kylah Pulefolau, Patricia Admore, Sesa Lolesi, Nadia Roache
bsent:
Christina Maine, Latamai Malele, 0-Jaye Masiutama, Derrarzio Takimoana-Wharemate, A. Jacobs (Teacher)
9JP Back Row:
Travis Steven, Blair Jacobs(rui), Michael Diaz, Annette Ross, Eseta Tutu, Connan Evans,' Edward IraiaNichael Donovan
2nd Row:
Fill Hanipale, David Stanley, Raymond Tepana, Dustin Lowe, Bryce Kinners, Fue Vatau, Hayden Katu, Miss Jasper (Teacher)
Front Row:
Zakhouta Nano, Christina Maireroa, Leilah Tossell, Alicia Hirini, Elizabeth Rirna, Natasha Sullivan, Christina Prasad, Louise Wi-Reneti
Absent:
Eden Davis, Ryan Hodgson, Reg Walker, David Westlake
9MC Sack Row:
Philip Booth, Cameron Christie, Stephen Fisher, Kelly Matthews, Stephen Whyte, Max Zdravkovski, Matthew Scott
3rd Row:
Annelies Kuiper, Carly Pickett, Emily Long, Lucy Gildersleve, Rebecca Walsh, Nikkita Paora, Elizabeth Wulf, Zoe Smith
2nd Row:
Paul Andrews, Joshua Wotten:Benjamin Sumaru.Stuart Dougherty, Andrew Campbell, Joren Jung, Bassil Michael, Miss Philippa McLellan (Teacher)
hot Raw:
Ashlee Smethurst, Krishna Patel, Lenka Reekers, Alexandra Price, Renee Silvester, Olivia Trebilcack, Katrina Tobeck, Antonia Bailey
Atsent:
Ronni-lee Te-Rangi, Brooke Reti
9ME
79
Back Row:
Aaron Davidson, Richard Marsters, Mana Moetara, John Cecil, Rohan Bird, Timothy Flavell, Stephen Downes
3rd Row:
Melorie O'Neill, Diana Ale, Alyce Hogan, KylieAnn Cameron, Larna Fakalata, Trisha Tu'Ungafasi, Toru Tiavare, Jasmin Lorimer
2nd Row:
Sheevnesh Ram-Krishneel, Aaron Roa, Vaeluaga Fepuleai, Ahmed Shamia, Karl Anderson, Kingston Miller, Balraj Singh, Ms McNoe (Teacher)
Front Row:
Paula Harris, Adrienne Neal, Sarah Malupo, Rachel Macefield, Denise Watson, Marcella Strickland, Efa Coster, Grace Kaihau(Minhinnick}
Absent:
Samson Katipa(Wairasi)
9MK Back Row:
Travis Steven, Blair Jacobs(Tui), Michael Diaz, Annette Ross, Eseta Tutu, Carman Evans, Edward Iraia, Michael Donovan
2nd Row:
Fill Hanipale, David Stanley, Raymond Tepana, Dustin Lowe, Bryce Kinners, Fue Vatau, Hayden Katu, MissJasper (Teacher)
Front Row:
Zakhouta Nano, Christina Maireroa, Leilah Tassel!, Alicia Hirini, Elizabeth Rima, Natasha Sullivan, Christina Prasad, Louise Wi-Reneti
Absent:
Eden Davis, Ryan Hodgson, Reg Walker, David Westlake
9MQ Bark Raw:
Stewart Penrose, David Watson, Trishin Seetharar Ramin Odisho, Cameron Sterling. Francis Dunn-Li
3rd Row:
Camryr Te-Maari, Dwain Morgan, Josh Blagrove, Floyd Kalhau. Van Cocoza. James Davis. Anthony Ball, Richart Daoe
2nd Row:
Tess Cole, Jonathan Trinick'Natasha 6ahriels, Kereti Wharemate, Tamara Hainsworth.Tipazo (Patrick) Luamanu, Juanita Young, Tasi Tasi (Saka Miss Macquet (Teacher)
Front Row:
Hoa Pham, Ruth Clark, Sarah Puttick, Jin-Man Se Michelle Perry, Debbie Saili, Linda Phan, Pereana Tipene
Absent:
Jacqueline Leatigaga
9M5 Back Row:
Shayne Batey, Ian MacDonald, Yat-chi Yan, Alisha Rata, Thinnavanh (Meenoy) Luangrath, Llshvin Rai. Jason Clowns
3rd Row:
Melissa Allington, Jessica Thompson, Danielle Cronin, Arlene Manukau, Christina Smith, Danielle Smith, Myra Tamatea (Pepe), Christa Vankralingen,
2nd Row:
Andrew Thompson, Michael Chan, Michael Leat, Ryan Fielder, Jerome Tusani, Alex Watson, Steven Benney, Henry Zheng, Ralph Rodriguez, Miss Melville-Smith (Teacher)
Front Row:
Annie Sing, Annette Griffen, Nicole Nelson, Lisa VVu, Danielle Lewthwaite, Brooke Loader, Natasha Evans, Sarah Lam
Absent:
Yat-chi Yan
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Back Row:
Tony Tautogi, Dale Turnbull, Jericho Masigan
3rd Row:
Emma Ferguson, Kirsa Campbell, Lematineia (Nei Manupule-Luani, Irene Mege, Danielle Henry, Cassandra Broederlow
2nd Row:
Loui Tuilagi, Christopher Taiao, Johnny Clark, Keith Mclean, Philip Latu, Henry Aorli, Shannon Hepi, Miss Martindale (Teacher)
Front Row:
Maxine Mahutoto, Alexandra Harris, Maxine Hunia, Ashleigh Mahoni, Jamie Geraghty, Debbie Heller, Ana Robinson, Courtney Petterson
Absent:
Karl Brister, Nancy Hedo, Dale(DJ) Pihema, Jacob Williams
9NP Row:
Steven Craighead, Liam Buffett, Eric Luo, Craig Bennett, BJ Cecil, Jaron Scanlan, Ken Richardson
Row:
Amiee Hilton. Lyssa Moka, Melissa Mulholland, Kristina Stent, Jenna Vanbellen, Taryn Furnell, Amanda Reynolds, Jasmine Leota
Row:
James Ball, Anthony tole, Nellnoa Tuahine, Andrew Stanley, Benjamin Brown, Prime Cooper, Ross Partridge, Stephen Barber, Miss Nepe (Teacher)
nt Row:
Nicole McLean, Amy Liu, Renee BoreII, Nadia Ngwun, Asraa Shendi. Joanne Sparks, Katie Summerville. Aleisha Stevenson
9RT Back Row:
Paul Brantsma, Johnny Jack. Dean Bennett
3rd Row:
Samuel Malaefou, Leilanie Ngati, Gemma Arnold, Chrystal Smith, Jasmine Kea, Heili-Jai Tamati
2nd Row:
Colin Rameka, Sam Samupo, Koti Porter. Eddie Mauga, Calib Nio-Aporo, Kiwi Walker. Vuthar Moeun, Mr Roberts (Teacher)
Front Row:
Jhoana Montarde, Elvina Narayan, Angela Murray, Roisin Stirrat, Holly Brown, Candice Stock, Moreen Daloo, Shynelle Houghton
Back Row:
Mrs J. Wright (Teacher), James Davidson, Joshua Woollen, Robert Read, Mrs R. Theobald (Teacher Aide)
Front Row:
Robert Peachey, !rake Tufui, Selesa Vaotu'Ua, Wendy Sabine, Brendon Everitt, Brett Goodwin
Absent:
Arthur Broome, Tamati Moerua, Jenny Quinn, Craig Sharplin
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nt Row:
Romash Bloem, Daniel McKenzie, Falefitu Taefu, Jacob Belcher, David Flanagan, Mr A.F. Williams (Teacher) Kunal Lal, Alpha Ta, Chris Fa'Aulga, Grace Ashton-Dickinson, Joseph Potaka, Samuel Trenouth Naumai Taitumu, Sandra Thompson, Jasmine Pouesi, losefa losia, Joe Hoani, Coble Afamasaga, Navvab Tui, Majdolen Yousif
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1 OBA Back Row:
Bhavini Mistry, Thomas Eden, Michelle Robinson, Rachel Field, Chantal Patrick, Alex Upperton, Hannah Potts
3rd Row:
Nicola Gadsdon, Jessamyn Betham, Analia Hadley, Theresa Tavioni, Monique Johnstone, Sam Hill, Dargaville, Rachel Ross
2nd Row:
Dean Carson, Bryan Solomon, Mark Knight, Absalom Manavaikai, Clinton Ogle-Wiliams, Jason Scharvi, Richard Blayney, Jaxin Hall, Mr Bolland (Teacher)
Front Row:
Sin-yeng Choong, Racheal Allen, Rebecca Calder, Adin Wentzel, Michelle Nguyen, Shivani Kumar, Raquel Reynolds, Celene O'Brien
Absent:
Rajnesh Kumar, Karlene Van-De-Ven
1 OBH Back Row:
Lola Fiva, Joshua Tui, James Manuel, Steve Kaiuha, Kavinesh Prasad
2nd Row:
Chris Vaitupu, Brett Ariki, Koby Yates, Robert Walker, Mark Kira, Lino Mulitalo, Mr C. Bushell (Teacher)
Front Row:
Angelique Sosene, Adman Mansur, Currie Maddren, Sugu Rokotovu, Ashorina Yousif, Cong Iran, Karl Knights, Ripeka Vern
Absent:
Kylie Booker, Kyle Matila, Daniel Potoru, Mark Treloar
1 OCI Back Row:
John Bushell, Cody O'Donnell, Pravin Prasad, Kane Hewett, Scott Blackmore, Bevan Memory, Stephanie Anderson, Dean Thornton
3rd Row:
Glenn Bromell, Kirsten Walley, Kilisitina Valtai, Nikki Timu, Adele Canna!, Anne Lennie, Nickl Dane, Lance Glen
2nd Row:
Kyle Cammell, Remington Rol, Clayton Apihai-Paget, Bryan Field, Jake Williams, Anthony Stowers, Hayden Grant, Casey Luka, Mr J. Creighton (Teacher)
Front Row:
Marcella Maihi, Megan Campbell, Kerry-Anne Kaumoana, Kathrine Pao, Salouni Govan, Toni Rasmussen, Jessica Yeung, Varsha Soma
Absent:
Sascha Lange
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Back Row:
Justin Baker, Nathan Coe, Solomone Tava, Rylon Greathead, Zana All
3rd Row:
Kenneth Taua, Adam Harbour, Ashleigh Timoko, Renee Talaimanu, Romaine Burns, Stacey Ore Jarrad Berry, Sandeep Chand
2nd Row:
Wiremu Kahui, Vasant Rajan, Chris Abernethy, Piripi Samson, Blair Mellor, Turuki Jackson, Shaun Rougher
Front Row:
Amanda Ludlow, Rachel Atkinson, Lasha Win Roxanne Harrison, Leilani Tekare, Lizzie Pareanga, Richar Dacia, Emma Preston
Absent:
Ihi Malaya, Richard Mataroa, Miss Flynn (Teacher)
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Fa'ataui losia, John Ngatai, Kody Simeki, Gus Peyroux, Mark Treloar Daniel Gray, Samuel Vakauku, Jason Chapman, Katrina Moon, Anmol Singh, Warren Te-Runa, Ehou Walker, Mrs V. Evaroa (Teacher) Mino Tonga, David Patu, Rama Sosene, Charles Panui, Failaqi Tusa, Jeremy Dixon, Victoria Vaetoe, Moronae (Siu) Naime Carnation Fonokalafi, Wharerimu Ratu
10FY Back Row:
Adam Tobeck, Toni Katu, Candice Gwynne, Matthew Andres, Waiana Burrow, Ngapera Egan, Matthew Reiri
3rd Row:
Nadine MacDonald, Theresa Smith, Samantha Mahani, Jamie-leigh Bennett, Jennifer Leatinuu, Italia Tipelu, Marcia Bacon, Amy Doland
2nd Row:
Tauroa Smith, Haydn Miles, Ben Tapueluelu, Stephen Thompson, Jerome lakimo, Karl Burns, Tony Hanano, Mr Finlay (Teacher)
Front Row:
Sophon Phan, Diana King, Holly Brennan, Haylee Aspin-Heremaia, Arishma Highman, Terrie Sugden, Harshila Patel, Elyse Leyshon
Sunil Jeram, Michael Wigg, Josephine Wilson, Robert Cattle, Dawn Tetauru, Anthony Lavea, Harminder Singh Alexandra Panapa, Hiba Bearakat, Bernadette Fata-To'D, Shannon Te-Whata, Michelle Tavioni, Rebecca Taylor, Lisa Warwood, Kirsty Vander-Klip Nergal Youkhana, Andrew Riley, Lyle Wilson, Joseph Broughton, Nathan McQuinlan, Dean Giles, Clinton Ruka, Mr Henley (Teacher)
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Stacey Ashford, Angelique Roberts, Vanessa Downes, Kim Davys, Danielle Craighead, Moana Joyce, Crystal McMillan, Elina George
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Matthew Brown, Krystal-lee Walker, Stacey Harris
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Back Row:
Shaneel Singh, Theo Naicker, Winner Motuliki, Lance Addison, Pranit Rai
3rd Row:
Rose Ritawa, Rachelle Bull, Rachel Schmidt, Casey Gwynne, Sharma Kupa, Kerry Brown, Rene Tauelirna, Sala Pese
2nd Row:
TK Pitomaki, Ra Noun, KJ Singh, Phillip Jackson, Lionel Wynyard, Severe losia-Sipeli, John Dinkha
Front Row:
Jessica Bourne, Lanhua Phansavanh, Vardeep Randhawa, Helen Hung, Ashnita Singh, Ashmita Lakhan, Kirsty Myron, Aimee Farrell
Absent:
William Morgan, Julene Gunson, KS. Lal (Teacher)
IOML Back Row:
Lay Seng, Clayton Tawhiao, Richard Faust
3rd Row:
Sherwin Gumtang, Ryan Johnson, Hana White, Maxine Paku, Lio Fa'Asolo, Ngatai Tihi
2nd Row:
Pesi Ale, Tony William, Elroy Westlake, Tristan Siteine, Andre McCarthy, Daniel Ma'U, Bronson Lolesi, Michael Dean V. McLaughlan (Teacher)
Front Row:
Leticia Hawkins, Roxanne Murray, Salani Tyrell, Shanee Walker, Jesse Haturini, Tania Timai, Stacey Rogers, Cheynne Williams
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Beau Auelua, Wawa Wang, Sunita Dahya, Ru Smith, Angella Dravid, Ashley Lewthwaite, Amanda Thompson
3rd Row:
Carissa-lea Anderson, Talia Ritchie, Leah Smi' Tiffany Take, Allana Partridge, Michelle Maw Robyn Williams, Yvette Baleros
2nd Row:
Daniel Ellis, Michael Rcw, Alex Duin, Nick BO Harley Williams, Paul Rozeboorn, Michael Sedgley, Rennie Douglas, Alan Johns Mrs 1. Mason (Teacher)
Front Row:
Haley Beatson, Sarah Jaggs, Laura Cordero, Yin-ling Chai, Charmaine Smith, Ashlee McCormick, Vicki Sharp, Sharon Nadi
10M0 Back Row:
Dylan Parker, Lance Porter, Cara Martinovich, Joel Coppins, Nicola Edgar, Ti Ashford
3rd Row:
Brooke Atkinson, Danielle Robinson, Cherie Wanoa, Aleesha Dennehy, Phyllis Clark, Monique Chapman, Nicole Coles, Jenna-maree Irvine
2nd Row:
Matthew Young, Fred Choi, Stanley Leef, Raymond Cullen, Avineet Naidu, Gene icon, Nick Phillips, Miss Moore (Teacher)
Front Row:
Phisey Keo, Karina Harrison, Huriana Manuel, Nibal Racho, Rikki Joyce, Allanah Bromwich, Roxanne Paice, Sasha VVhaiapu
Absent:
Ruth Otto, Amber Farrelly, Broughan Flynn
1 ONY Back Row:
David Silvester, Karl Reid, Brent Foster, Kris Hi Andrew Wong
3rd Row;
Bradley Steven, Whakarongohau Phillips, Bon Smith, Rebecca Tavioni, Sharyn-moana Evan Mary Miller, Donna-Marie Holt, Peter Finch
2nd Row:
Ranjiv Lal, Danny Stewart, Anthony Tautala, Nicholas Broadbent, Taonui Inane, Chris Fa Jonathan Geary
Front Row:
Jaintika Narsai, Samantha Griffiths, Brigid Du Burgess, Becky Djentuh, Melissa H Sandra Khang, Alana Smith, Mehroo Khanna
Absent:
Sarah Fletcher, Sam Martin, Edurne Scott-Lo
Miss E. Newby (Teacher)
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1 ORB Row:
Christopher Stapleton, Shane Johnston, Jesse Griffin, Stacy lbbertson, Robert McBride, Alexander Berdebes, Blair McNaughton
Row:
AdeIla Lee, Kim Anand, Judy Kao, Nikki Oates, Claire Farrelly, Alison Robbie, Lenni Chung, Annalise Keyzer
Bow:
Hito Touch, Jonathon Platt, Budi Walker, Kevin Hodder, Shane Baylis, Todd Symons, Zac Walker, Cameron McFarlane, Miss Roxburgh (Teacher)
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Audrey Tiong, Evelyn Paulson, Ami Boon, Sarah Owen, Merran Bennett, Candace Keoghan, Katrina Foster, Mai Le
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1 ORL Back Row:
Share Joyce, Richie Leilua, Torrence Maynard
3rd Row:
Daryl Wrightson, Kepa Cameron, Jana Heke, Ashlee Potae, Bridle Young, Anna Williams, Aaron Baudry, Tama Murray
2nd Row:
Taenga (Alfred) Mata, Kedgley MacDonald, Paul Nu'U, Finlay-marau Penitoa, Brodie Wilson, Savall Malaeimi, Ross Perenara, Mr B. O'Reilly (Teacher)
Front Row:
Katie Watson, Baidaa Jaralla, Amanda Maiaefou, Nikita Miller, Nelly Ah-Yen, Tammy Pomare, Yasmin Koni, Toni loane
Absent:
Ema Lea'Aetoa
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Linsey Cooper, Yousif Toma, Darin Kingi, Leon Mateariki, Chris Eckhoff, Bradley Mclean, Stevie Johnson William Reddy, Deanna Hepi, Nicola Maka, Allira Sevia, Gabrielle Hercock, Elyse Coromandel, Lola Manupenu, Alias Marsh Alex Lest, Al Pomare, Tyson Tyler, Peter LaUILI, Kieran Ritchie, Hemi Clendon, Murray Drake, Mr V. Singh (Teacher) Samantha Hirst, Leanne Tewao, Kimberley Wratten, Stacey Pask, Christine Carson, Mary Perry, Reshma Vallabh, Jolene Chapman Nerisa Semisi
1011
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Back Row:
Dean Thomas, Stuart Harvey, Michael Swift
3rd Row:
Wiremu West, Teina Pihama, Samantha Barber, Taurnaloto (Elaine) Taefu, Min Ung, David Lim
2nd Row:
Phillip Green, Daniel Lakua, Phillip Howard, Victor Tutuila, Lee Hoverd, Manu Tokelau, Billy Leiataua, Miss Tihore (Teacher)
Front Row:
Stacey Hanson, Lisa Kiriona, Mandy Vegar, Sharla Hohepa, Jenna Perese, leilani Lobe, Mereana Trlin, Percy Manao
IOWA Back Row:
Dylan Ripia, Jay Johnson, Jonny tole
3rd Row:
Dean Parahi, Amandeep Singh, Sharlene Feleti, Lisa Brown, Crystal Mana-Daniel, Katherine Lobb, Roddy Hill
2nd Row:
Steven Fu, Cody Ariki, Scott Ikihetoa, Peter Meath, Danny Mapusua, Kane Ross,Carl Forbes, Miss Washer(Teacher)
Front Row:
Wharerirru Rata, Noy Bouavong, Ashleigh Fraider, Mandy Brittain, Hayley Dephoff, Horiana Ipo, Carol Ngatai, Denelle Solo
Absent:
Vicki-lee Peachey
11AN Back Row:
Alex Murray, Manu Muriwai, Peter Saycon
3rd row:
Jamie Benney, Stephanie Spurr, Maria Metuangaro, Clare Timothy, Danielle Martin, Josephine Erick
2nd Row:
Savuth Thach, Feleti Lolohea, Daniel Mould Fadi Barghouth, Cyril Yandall, Mark De-Hat Nathan Holden, Christopher Epi-Mana, Jules Allen (Teacher)
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Front Row:
Rochelle Thorburn, Sean Kak, Renee Siteine Leigh Williams, Rose Tapu, Anna Jessop, Jennifer Johnson, Eng(anna) Tia
Absent:
Stephen Davies, Jonathon Pearse, Codie Str
11BL Back Row:
Nicollette Martin, Emma Nelson, Natalie Revell, Dana Woodward, Joanne Lin, Nicola Haliday
3rd Row:
Shannon Andrews, Shaye DuFBri, Roslyn Smith, Helen Pa hulu, Karen Gibbs, Jessica Forkert, Kate Pearcey, Andrea Garton
2nd Row:
Ricky Dorbeck, Vinny Parmar, David Hughes, Andrew Barr, Jordan Friend, Blair Johnston, Matthew Bull, Edward Marriott
Front Row:
Casey Morrison, Heidi Gray, Eileen Lin, Jessica Bell, Leilana Pupu, Bronwyn Heath, Hayley Dally, Cassie Walker
Absent:
Mrs Boyle (Teacher)
11CA Back Row:
Justin Farrow, Junior Fepuleai, Kimleng Nov
3rd Row:
Tania Ali, Amiria-mel Tomlin, Mareeza Rowena Murphy, Tradine Mckay, Rachael Tobeck
2nd Row:
Zane Mokalei, Spencer Tago, Jay Murray, Antonio Tipene, Kyle Leggott, Paul Bidois, Clayton Paniora, Patrick Mauga,
Front Row:
Veronica Tau, Mareb Yako, Mellisa Pickering, Nakry Lim, Surinder Singh, Amanda Macdonald, Kellie Blackburne, Artika Naidu
Mrs Carruthers (Teacher)
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Meren Paciayachee, Jerry Hang, Andrew Walsh, Leon Liu, Tien Truang, Cole Hubbard-Jones Daniel Davis, Hanita Taane, Tiare Jones, Chris Pomee, Glenn Burrill, Aaron Lawrence, ManuHuniork Fepuleai, Mrs D. Chandra (Teacher)
Row:
Tula Bell, Andrea Belcher, Marynette Mamea-Teniseli, Rachel Moore, Khrishae Teriaki, Tiresa Pats, Angela Wars, Faspreet Kaur Diana Cargill, Junior Kore, Cain Mare-Gregory, Donald Madura, Abigail Nelio, Sarah Paraha, Ryan Ware
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Alex Mitch, Abish tolesi, Duane Krissanser
3rd Row:
Sochiet Thach, Chris Pocklington, Peter Luo, Nikhil Prakash, Derek Brown, Casey Cowley, Eamonn O'Neill,
2nd Row:
Nikhil Chaube, Chance Brooks, Carl Peters, Brenden Wood, Daniel Anderson, Gareth Irwin, David Mckee, Ms Cockle (Teacher)
Front Row:
Lyn Tapelu, Lisa Giles, Julianna Malota, Rebecca Whitehead, Eliza Takairangi, Melissa Wapp, Melissa Wilson, June Rangi-Tutai
Absent:
Jamie Williams, Abhikash Kumar, Kim Nicholson, Jasveen Kaur
11CY Jenny Kwon, Faavae Moernalo, Sarah Lam-Sam Nicole Oetegenn, Alana Moon, Jenna Clark, Chanel Fonoti, Nicole Andrews, Katrina Wills, Helen Ta mates Sok(Richy) Phou, Raynil Ram, Adam Coburn, Beau Posimani, Jared Henry, Ihab Fiarnadaan, Aaron McTavish, Brent Carnow. Mr Conroy (Teacher) Gamma Dickson, Desrae Popata, Lisa Morris, Matangaro Paerau, Shannon King, Nikki Holland, Hula Busby, Denise Yandall Brett Whitehead, Nigel Efiki, Mary-Rose Inamata
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Back Row:
Shane Mouat, Matthew Hinton, Coel Morgan
3rd Row:
Hayden Pouesi, Jason Lang, Steven Taumaarua, Jackie Barrett, Anna-louise Horsburgh, Casey Smethurst, Engine Sang-Yum
2nd Row:
Michael Scott, Ezra Conaglen, Matthew Mahoni, Stephen Pearce, Maugapaia Ropeti-Lupeli, Ninos Hedo, Kevin Clancy, Mrs Douglas (Teacher)
Front Row:
Natasha Afaaso, Kylie Colclough, Sarah Preston, Ma Nano, Jessica Boswell, Angie Akapo, Ana-lee Gardam-Hemopo, Merita Lokeni
Absent:
Adrian Arnold, Delena Moon
11DM Back Row:
John Hido, Lei loane, Nathaniel Boyle, Laina Ropati, Shianne Bailey, Allan Bennett, Kane Doherty, Peter Quach
2nd Row:
Clintin Nehemia, Daniel Davis, Mark Mercado, Daniel Tautua, Liam Du Burgess, Camren Elder-Morunga, Charles Setoki, Mrs Dimery (Teacher)
Front Row:
Jaydene Sharp, Danielle Brien, Zara lfwersen, Anna-louise Horsburgh, Kylee Baggarley, Amy Griffiths, Ina Nelio, Stacey Cook
Absent:
Kristal Davis, Trung Luong, Simon Munce, Ma Ngere, Damian Tekani, Chantelle Tusani
11DW Back Row:
Lawrence Bates, Alan Mansur, Kushant Singh
3rd Row:
Victoria Nelio, Theresa Fleming, Benjamin Re Paul Bracewell, Cherie Broederlow, Lemusu r, •
2nd Row:
Jacob Matchitt, Silivelio losia, Kyle Morgan, Campbell McKay, Tony Faioso, Feras Racho, Ryan Dougherty, Mrs Dilworth (Teacher)
Front Row:
Chan-Then Ouk, Sandy Smith, Rebecca Reynold: Rosa Faletanoai, Shannon Tewao-Gage, Casey Smethurst, Theresa Erick, Kellie Elder-Morunga
Absent:
Megan Jeffries, Tarsha Ross, Brendan Smith
11FH Back Row:
Campbell Rountree, Andrew Bulloch, Glen Matthews, Brodie Ross, Phineas Sue
2nd Row:
Tracey Hawkins, Nathan Thomas-Tautua, Kyle Cartier, Andrew Lavea, Tawana Rhind. Matthew Mahoni, Patricia Paparoa, Mr Farhi (Teacher)
Front Row:
Jenna Parsons, Tino Mona, Natasha Farrelly, Jimmy Fineanganofo, Hayden Butler, Crystal Edmonds, Megan Fletcher, Amy Pocklington
Absent:
Uati Fesuluai, Philamina Games, Natalie Kemthong, Taunese Palelei
11FL
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Back Row:
James Christie, Tricia McQuaid, Alex Davi,: Cliff Wickman, Joseph Murdie, Robyn Lam. Varun Prasad
3rd Row:
Rebecca Sculpher, Ranui Tuhimata-Wipani, Ziggy Harrison, Olita Taule'Alo, Haley Whit, Jennifer Parlane, Pritika Chandra, Karine Moka
2nd Row:
Andrew Lyon, Timothy Newman, Neilson Hugh Rhys Manukau, Aaron Hobbs, Ashneel Sharma, Shaneel Sharma, Michael Potts, Miss Faulkner (Teacher)
Front Row :
Jaspreet Kaur, Laura Giles, Cheree Donovan, Nikki Lewis, Michelle Bourke, Camilla Vandenbosch, Sheena Thompson, Katherine Y-.
11GL Marie Gorman, Michael Sing, Sarah Smith Hayley Groat, Rosa-leigh Greaves, Danielle Coles, Crystal Pieterse, Dorothy Cocoza, Stephanie Herman, Connie Samupo, Shona Russell Peter Saunders, Benjamin Lenart, Adam Roseweir, Anaru Hoani, Gavin Evans, Bradley Mildon, Paul Hokke, Mitchell Tipene, Mr Giles (Teacher) Alexandra Phillips, Tejel Patel, Charlene Mokalei, May Ly, Amanda Kebblewhite, Summer Findlay-Connor, Erica Third, Duong Neang Wesley Taefu
Back Row:
Song Sam, Matthew Lenart, Aaron Cordtz, Jade Karu, Tassie Houkamau, Gideon Thompson, Cheyenne King, Chu Nguyen
2nd Row:
Lisa Wijohn, Jateen Kumar, Jermaine Phillips, Jason Cox, Jared Scorringe, Logan Shaw, Desmond Gardiner, Anaru Smith, Mr Lee (Teacher)
Front Row:
Kelly Hunter, Jinchong Seto, Tanya Poko, Lynn Nghe, Roxanne Tane, Ina lahere, Sharlene Gumtang, Sanisha Seetharam
Absent:
Cecilia Dowd, Cory Jost, Sone Kopelani, Motu Kingi, Russell Kingi
11 MY Michael Powar, Tuipulotu Lasike, Hakolo Walters, Scott Skilton, Clinton Smith, James Hill, Tim Hanipale, David Kirkwood Monuina Lakua, Drew Reid, Loren Shaw, William Gray, Tohi Tali, James Peti, Hurrissa losia-Sipeli, Mrs M. Molloy (Teacher) Antonina Leutulava, Kyra Knight, Connie Smith, Kate Theobald, Megan Soar, Christina Warren, Michelle Runnings, Dina Wahid Hanea Williams, Samantha Stanley, Luan Nguyen, Maikel Daloo
11 PA Back Row:
Michael Billings, Ravi Jhim, Christopher Limu, Lawrence Thornton, Brendon Irvine, Stephen Knight, Tommy Pham
2nd Row:
Mesh Jayaraman, Mike Lolesio, Francine loramo, Lorenzo Pareanga, Aliesha Stent, Billy Hukiavave, Jeremy Stapleton, Ms Pollard (Teacher)
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Front Row:
Kathleen Dix, Haley Macefield, Katherine Reid, Amanda Lendrum, Selina Feausiga, Connie Thompson, Emma Noshing, Edna Tahau
Absent:
Rawinia Wynyard, Raymond Vaega, Sharleen Tavioni, Leah Simi, Sharadh Prasad
11SW Back Row:
Fawaz Jabur, losefo Matulino, Julianna Malota, Catherine Tamatimu, Kylie Robb, Abish Lolesi, Po-Yen Chen, Yul in Pillay
2nd Row:
Jamie Thomas, Alexander Mata, Simon MacPherson, Siaki Tasi, Aaron Wihongi, Aveechal Lakhan, Shane Goodwin, Mrs V. Sewpershad (Teacher)
Front Row:
Rangi Rondon, Loleshni Kumar, Alzaria Marsh, Ateleita Falala, Alofa Tafiaina, Jean Tauinaal, Rachel Jones, Sayom Sim
Absent:
Sam Bailey, Renee Brown, Maesa Paniora, Kataraina Slade' William Tongariro
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12BW Back Row:
Kirsty Wilson, Taanu Aerenga, Elizabeth Barnett, Janet Adams, Destiny Khoury
2nd Row:
Phyllis Tuiatua, Raymond Pulefolau, Dylan Anderson, Mark Watson, Clive Tema. Juliet Hanano
Front Row:
Haylee Reid, Danielle Harrison, Jaydene Pirake, Hine Perenara, Jenna Montgomery
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Back Row:
Vicky Campbell, Michelle Matagi, Catherine Maggie Talaese
3rd Row:
Flanagan, Glenn Horan, Lesley Stoneham, Newman IT, Brendan Watts. Chris Surynt, Richard Wong
2nd Row:
Joshua Rimunui, Lee bane, Andrew Ibbe Harnish O'Kane, Louis Clay, Rajvi Harakh, Mr Gabriel Evans (Teacher)
Front Row:
Mahina Ikitoelagi, Lizzy Beale, Rita Kardo Sandy Poharama, Lu-yen Ku, Fran Side, Luisa Denton
12FG Farryl Webster, lima Tautogi, Lesi Wang, JodiAnne Frost, Leanne Mather, Feui Tipelu, Jamaine Iraia Manaaki Tupaea, Daniel Burgess, Ben Black, Krishan Kumar, Tony Mcbride, William Pook, Jeffrey Sim, Till Talagi Melody Rondon, Karli Symons, Katie Areejaroen, Debbinisha Moodley, Karen Harbour, Erin Clayton, Michelle Beaniand Mrs Flemming (Teacher), Destiny Khoury, Mary Hirini, Joseph Hereora
12GN Back Raw:
Cara Moore, Eileen Sulu, Jimmy Sim, Sheri McCabe
2nd Row:
Sana Alesana, Daniel Clawes, Deven Kumaran, David Bayer, Jane Davis, Roneel Prakash, Mrs Gordon (Teacher)
Front Row:
Lisa Foster, Jo Dix, Hayley Harper, Tina Panapa, Stacey Lomas, Jill Wong, Denise Irwin
12HG Jeremy Joseph, Cal Morrison, Jason Nghe, Liam Bell, Shane Gallichan, Hayden Eckhoff, Lana Ali Monica Laa, Ghaz Jabur, Sam Amitai, Chris Burnett, Matthew Lonear, Frank Tasi, Tutuila Tutuila, Eric Compton Amy Harrison, Suni Mapusua, Sian Westoby, Renal Patel, Briar Rudsits, Dima Racho, Amanda Simm Michael Pritchard, Felicity McConnell
12HL Back Row:
Renee Quigley, Steph Upperton, Samantha Tatolu, Laura Gemming, Rebecca Morrow, Christie Black, Michael Bushell
2nd Row:
David Jaggs, Joshua Allen, Reinus Cameron, Warren Monzari, Patrick Yates, Chris Ellis, Kevin Lake, Mr Hollis (Teacher)
Front Row:
Monique Bennett, Deborah Simmons, Monique Low, Beki Bull, Malena Mcquade, Hien Pharr, Renee Patrick
Absent:
Jonny Cook, Aaron Henare, Neelam Sahota, Rawiri Wharemate
12HN Back Row:
Tom George, Sitala Taumateine, Tania Bevan, Jackson Crangle, Reth Meath
2nd Row:
Grant Fisher, Aiman Alsari, Ritchie Taefu, Leang Heng, Shaun Rippingale, Jawdat Jara
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Mr Hodgson (Teacher) Front Row:
Absent:
Aimee Robb, Laura Raayrnakers, Janelle Saili, Hayley Vanbellen, Paula Lam, Stacey Booker, Hayley Motion
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Rochelle Byers, Hamer Kaur, Troy Muriwai, Huang Pham, Christine Tautala, Emile Gilgen, Victoria Kau, Jesse Filipo
12KM Back Row:
Victoria Hay, Gilbert Cornea, Angel Tapelu, Taanu Aerenga, Cimon Penney, Lennie Jones, Te-Amo Williams, Mary Hirini
2nd Row;
Paramjit Bhatti, Edwin Singh, Elvin Amitai, David Rangi, Andrew Melvin, Victor Eng, Bruce Ly
Front Row:
Alishia Henry, Susan Lam, Venisi Naeata, Puava Sakaria, Phyllis Tuiatua, Melinda Rodd Deanna Wilkie, Renee Cassin
Absent:
Bryan Davys, Mr Kumar /Teacher)
12LE Back Row:
Delilah Taotua, Fleur Williams, Phillip Eton, Laura Cassidy, Sukhjot Singh, Joseph Geraghty, James Lyon
2nd Row:
Caleb Patterson, Martin Davie, Varun Varrna, Norman Kainana, Benjamin Temple, Robin Biggs,
Front Row:
April Scanlan, Melanie Newman, Cheree Methuen, Annmary Godinet, Chanthaly Lam, Tiffany Jones, Priya Reddy
Absent:
Deborah Pennington, Tanya Dean
Mr Lees (Teacher)
12 LS Back Row;
Ateisha Mahani, Delina Smith, Dayna Boase, Baz Denton, Curque Goh, Dianna Vern
2nd Row:
Ben Cribb, Sharlin Gopal, Justus Miller, Anthony Farac, Nathan Williams, Lou Reddy, Danny Schlierike, Hine Perenara
Front Row:
Stefanie Ka ke, Reema Chard, Casey Newman, Latoya Tetai, Natalie Lamb, Tauao Rata, Jaydene Roguski
Absent:
Mrs Leslie (Teacher), Renee Atoa, Adam Kim
12 PJ Row:
Melissa Chapman, Katy Walton, Peter Pham
Pow:
Odishoa Hido, Chris Farhi, Leroy Malfea. Jeremy Booth, Dipesh Kapadia, Jason Forbes
Row:
Savanara log, Archie Head, William Austin, Stephen Smith, Shaun Gross, Ben Thomson, Peter Tafdi, Mrs Perjanik (Teacher)
nt Row:
Etiana Petaia, Seira Lava, Haylee Reid, Alana Crickett, Mary Sarich, Socheata Mg, Doreen Milo, Hine Perenara
1 2TE Back Row:
Yash Singh, Stacey Lawson, Piripi Makiri, Nick Brown, Joseph Bougher, Janina Smith, Kohi Moa
2nd Row:
Riki Ngahungahu, Robert Chatham-Hoby, Craig Guttenbeil, Darcy Timu, James Chan, Lawrence Farrell, Ms Towes (Teacher)
Front Raw:
Stacey Rew, Reena Thirn, Shreena Hira, Vai Autufuga, Carrie Fowler, Tracy Fowler, Frances Paara
Absent:
Wendy Dale, Huan Pham, Uati Fesuluai
Back Row:
Amit Sharma, Tanithe Hall, Rachael Horton, Katie Dane, Loc Tran, Natasha Sparks
2nd Row:
Gavin Thompson, Mai Adams, Graeme Field, Fiapopo Leauanae, Peter Richard, Matt Kuiper, Sophax Kern, Sominea Gang,
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Emma Gorman, Amor Kaur, Sahar Shamia, Renee Reynolds, Gemara Daily, Jacque Poumale, Angel Ching Vutheon Mucus, Martin Lee, Aaron Wilson, Andy Medhurst, Gareth Ware, Jonathan Trainer, Bassett Khou, Steven Phillips, Mr D. Voisey (Teacher)
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Sharon So'Cliefal, Megan Thompson, Tepaeru Rima, Augustine Gwynne, Nicole Hoani, Sandra Leaia, Line Malaeimi
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Front Row:
Elisabeth Ball, Vanessa Wilson, Aichi Ha, Karlene Nio-Aporo, Erin Churchill, Arianna Waters, Jessica Mokalei, Brydee King
Absent:
Jade Pihama, Emma Martin
1 2 WF Back Row:
Manasseh Bailey, All O'Donnell, Elizabeth Richardson, Elizabeth Barnett, Cuong Bui, Sarith Leang
2nd Row:
Graeme Fielder, Ben Clang, Matthew Stephen, Bryce Molloy, Sam Halse, Devon Bloem, Jerry Leilua, Mrs Warfield (Teacher)
Front Row:
Amanda Clamp, Hong Truong, Corrin Harnett, Danielle Wilson, Stephanie Warren, Lisa Watson, Danielle Martin
Absent:
Lauren Pinkerton, Lesley Sheehan
1 2WT Back Row:
James Convery, William Fitzpatrick, last Smallwood, Casey Novelle, Matthew Tie Shaun Edwards
Front Row:
Leanne Whiter, Katrina Smith, Carol Ro: Hayley Smith, Mary Medricky
Absent:
D. Whyte (Teacher)
Back Row:
Woy Chung, Shelley Forkert, Ivana And Rochelle Dorbeck, Sarah Alsari
2nd Row:
Kevin Patel, Robert Booth, Michael Wil Benjamin Singsam, Shad Simi, James Mrs Chan (Teacher)
Front Row:
Aneela Jeram, Han-yun Chung, 7arah B Faatino Utumapu, Zhayna Chee, Jody H Helen Chuah
Absent:
Cameron Delacey
1 3BU Back Row:
Tasha Williams, Feui Tipelu, Te-kapua Paenga, Davinia Jackson, Rebecca Fletcher, Laura Levi, Susan Galletly
2nd Row:
Leia Poole, Shirlene Anand, Allen Chen, Ryan Fogarty, Willie Vaili, Richard Sterling, Stephen Heighway, Mrs Du Burgess (Teacher)
Front Row:
Stephanie Booth, Rachel Booth, Carlynn Williams, Maja Naskovska, Heidi Leathart, Shareen Ram, Dominea Jun
1 3CN
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Danielle Hedges, Kirsten Forrest, Kelvin Kam, Danny Reddy, Michelle Finch Krystal Atoa, Sarah Evans, Melissa Clamp, Rameev Pate, Claudine Balaux-Veillette, Anneliese Edwards-Atkinson, Nicola Gabriels, Mrs T. Dykstra (Teacher) Susan Leota, Naomi Logan, Maria Moreau, Michele Wilson, Beautie Tufuga, Olivia Glendinning, Cora-lee Riches
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Back Row:
Angelique Tunnel!, Randi Svarstad, Sopha Luong
2nd Row:
Tony Trieu, Sanjay Patel, Joshua Roa, Matthew Goodall, Samuel Sumaru, Charts Rouse
Front Row:
Doris Wang, Christine Jury, Eve Hodgson, Angela Clayton, Ria Brown, Kerrianne Miller, Parishma Lal
Absent:
Ms Hawthorn (Teacher), Elliott Barry, Bronvvyn Pirihi, Ridheema Bides!
Julia Critoph, Jayneel Madhwan, Michelle Pearce, Royce Brown, Amy Hokke Johni Hanano, Elliot Moka, Lyndon Fowler, Vipul Sharma
Row:
Monika Achari, Sharon Baylis, Lisa Schwenke, Lauren Kenney, Sophan Lo Karl Baylis, Kim Ellis, Matina Grace, Nathan Wade
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Back Row:
Daisy Talaese, Ryan Bull, Michael Peebles, Jashneel Agraval, Amanda Marshall
2nd Row:
Rabab Jaralla, Reece Lamb, Paul Hedges, Jonathan Smith, Gareth Cummins, Mr R. Kilgour (Teacher)
Front Row:
Kelly Siv, Tricia Mold, Kirsten Melville-Smith, Tomai Lam, Thi-da Son
Absent:
Anthony Hao, Amy Hollands, Preeti Ku mar, Oanh Tran
13KR Back Row:
Nicole Boyle, Moses Sulusi, Stephen Knott, Ahmed Shendi, Elizabeth Alan
2nd Row:
Tolai Pei, Matthew Morrison, Dwaine Faletanoai, Taitoa Masina, Lawrence Yeung, Teariki Noovao, Mrs Kilgour (Teacher)
Front Row:
Jenny Brizell, Visal Key, Fima Tautogi, JodiAnne Frost, Melissa Walton, Vinh Dam, Reshana Seethararr
Absent:
Lydia Groube
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Back Row:
Alisha Blackmore, Jamee Hamilton, Jenny Carmont, Amanda Mathews, Meng Ku
2nd Row:
Victor Teng, James Hinton, Duoc Truong, Cra Petaia, Nicholas Farhi, Pauline Mataio, Ms Purcell (Teacher)
Front Row:
Felicity Savage, Marlina Al-Johary, Brenda Ormsby, Emma Funaki, Vicki Waterhouse, Natalie Surynt, Tha-Reoun Ouk
Absent:
Janine Manchester
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