Waiwhare School 1969 Captain Cook Embroidery
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Description
The “Captain Cook Embroidery”
This work, designed and executed by the senior pupils, went on display at the chief Post Offices in Hastings, Napier and Gisborne. Photographs of the embroidery appeared in the “Hawke’s Bay Herald-Tribune”, the “Daily Telegraph”, the “Dominion”, the “Gisborne News”, and “National Education”.
Pictured with the embroidery are –
Back row left to right – Robyn Drummond, Angela Botzen, Paula Tolley, Donald Whyte, Jane Redman, Stuart Comrie, Barbara Ward, Helen Richards, Kay Lawrence, Lynda Comrie
Front row – Kirsty Smith, Grant Tolley, Tony Sculpher, Sally Smith, Janice Moult, Allison McPhail, Warren Sculpher, Wendy Kyle, Lance Tolley, Neville Moult, Patrick Ward, Ann Whyte
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Business / Organisation
Waiwhare SchoolLocation
WaiwhareFormat of the original
Photographic printDate published
1969Acknowledgements
Published with permission of Hawke's Bay Today
People
- Angela Botzen
- Lynda Comrie
- Stuart Comrie
- Robyn Drummond
- Wendy Kyle
- Kay Lawrence
- Allison McPhail
- Neville Moult
- Janice Moult
- Jane Redman
- Helen Richards
- Kirsty Smith
- Sally Smith
- Tony Sculpher
- Warren Sculpher
- Grant Tolley
- Lance Tolley
- Paula Tolley
- Barbara Ward
- Patrick Ward
- Ann Whyte
- Donald Whyte
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167/168/18059Supporters and sponsors
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