Waiwhare School 1994 Log Book

1994

PRESENT PUPILS
Rebecca Ward   Form 2
Campbell Ayres   Form 2
Vanessa Fountaine   Form 2
Scott Goulding   Form 2
Tim Marfell   Form 1
Katrina De Vries   Form 1
Daniel Ward   Std 4
Amy Roydhouse   Std 4
Jock Lawrence   Std 4
Serena Goulding   Std 4
Amy Roil   Std 4
Tamati Wall   Std 4
Bradley Wallace   Std 4
Corey Bullock   Std 3
Caroline Robinson   Std 3
Kylie Marfell   Std 3
Elesha Purcell   Std 3
Richard Ward   Std 3
Christopher Ayres   Std 3
Joanna Ward   Std 2
Sam Roil   Std 2
Rachel Robertson   Std 2
Michelle Dunn   Std 2
Maree Wallace   Std 1
Michael Robertson   Std 1
Matthew Marfell   J2
Remy Lee-Kelleher   J2
Melissa Jordan   J2
Hamish Fountaine   J1
Geordie Wall   J1
Jamie Roil   J1
Morgan Dunn   J1
Rachel d’Ath   NE
Rochine De Vries   NE
Andrew Webster   NE

NEW
Rachel d’Ath
Rochine De Vries
Andrew Webster
Rachel Robertson
Michael Robertson
Michelle Dunn
Morgan Dunn

LEFT
Rebecca Ward
Campbell Ayres
Corey Bullock
Michelle Dunn
Morgan Dunn
Jock Lawrence
Bradley Wallace
Rachel d’Ath
Andrew Webster
Vanessa Fountaine
Scott Goulding

STAFF
PRINCIPAL
Keryl Lee-Kelleher

TEACHER
Margaret Henricksen

RELIEVING TEACHERS
Keren Wallace
Louise Bishop
Marjorie Unwin

READING RECOVERY
Pam Gunson

TEACHER’S AIDE
Carol Ayres

DISC. TEACHER’S AIDE
Lyn Elliott

CLEANER
Carolyn Clarke

BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Graham Lawrence, Chairman
Tony Ward
Simon Robinson
Annette Marfell
Peter Roil
Jan Herron, Sec/Treas.

BUS DRIVERS
Jane Fountaine
Raewyne Leech
Shona Weir (relief)
Mike Barnett (relief)
Carol Ayres (relief)
Christine Goulding (relief)

1994

TERM 1, 1994

31 January   The school opened with a roll of 30.
Staff – Margaret Henricksen Relieving Scale A for term 1, NE – S2 (14 children)
Keryl Lee-Kelleher Principal, S3 – F2 (16 children)
Carol Ayres Secretary/teacher’s aide
Louise Bishop Principal’s release
Pam Gunson Reading Recovery
Lyn Elliott Discretionary teacher’s aide

3 February   Maureen Grapes, district health nurse, visited.

7 February   Principals’ meeting at Sherenden School. – general discussion and swimming sports planning.

9 February   The whole school went to Westshore Surf Life-saving Club for a day of beach education, run by Sport Hawke’s Bay.  The 29 children were divided into 3 groups and after initial discussion about identifying beach hazards and slip slop slapping as well as putting on sunscreen, they went away to partake in beach activities on a round robin basis.  This involved boogie board sprints, relays, sandcastles and rescue tubes.  We began at 10am and finished at 2pm.  Very good support and attendance by mothers.

10 February   Swimming Sports at Sherenden School.  Began at 10.30 with children in the NE – S1 area swimming first.  Two children for health reasons were unable to swim.  12.15 the senior school, S2 – F2, were having their races.  The children had only 4 swimming days to training due to the weather and beach day. Would pay to remind them at the end of the year to do some training during the holidays.  The children all gave it their best effort and had lots of fun.  A realty hot and sunny day for a change.

14 February   Valentine’s Day.  Margaret and I attended the first in-service day for the Maths Curriculum contract.  Marjorie Unwin relieved in the junior room and Keren Wallace in the senior class.  Corey Bullock moved into town and so the roll is 29.

15 February   Visit by SES liaison officer, John Medcalf.

16 February   Peter Barrett of World Vision talked to the children about the 40 hour famine.

17 February   Garry Whincop, Educom, called to discuss finance.  Parent’s evening – barbecue tea and general discussion about general matters with camp update and information about Skills For Growing Programme.

21 February   PAT testing began.

23 February   John Medcalf re Matthew Marfell’s IEP plan.

24 February   Took the senior class into the Hastings District swimming sports.  Unfortunately had a long wait before we could start as another group were already holding a swimming carnival there.

25 February   Visited by Sarah Hakes of Audit NZ, re our accounts to be audited.  Also Tony Turfrey, maths facilitator, to discuss development contract with Margaret and myself.

26 February    Waiwhare Sports Day.

28 February   Life Education Trust caravan on site for 3 days with the 3 other schools visiting for sessions.  Visit by Sandy Anderson, Rural Advisers, to discuss and prepare for Scale A interviews.

2 March   Visit by Harold Beckett in order to assess and prepare a 10 year maintenance plan.

5 March    Scale A interviews held – two applicants interviewed.

7 March    Local principals’ meeting – Sandy Anderson to talk on children’s self- evaluation.

9 March   Senior class departed on camp for 2 nights at Kuripapango.  Used tents and trailer from Eric Hogg [Hogge].  Camp included a day tramp to Campbell Hut up the river and two lots of rafting using 3 rafts.  Junior class joined us for a barbecue evening Thursday night.

Margaret Henricksen officially appointed to the Scale A position.

18 March   Visit by Lynette Churcher, sports education.

21 March   Parent interviews all week.

24 March   I attended EOTC risk management course in the afternoon with Mrs Henricksen taking the whole school.

29 March   Maureen Grapes, health nurse, doing MMR injections.

30 March   A visit by a member of the “Hawks” basketball team to spend an hour taking the children for ball skills.

31 March   New entrants (prospective) to have first morning at school.  Rachel d’Ath, Rochine De Vries and Andrew Webster.

12 April   Novice gym festival.  Tamatea Intermediate.  Margaret took participants who were all the junior class.

13 April    I attended Maths in School Journals course.  Keren Wallace relieved.  Whole school went to town for Aim Book Week activities.  Junior class saw Lyn Kriegler with puppets and stories.  Senior class heard Joy Cowley at Heretaunga Intermediate – very hot and stuffy and not particularly interesting.

14 April   Margaret attended new entrant programme course and I attended 2nd  afternoon EOTC course, both in afternoon so Keren relieved and took whole school

15 April   Visit by Tony Turfrey, maths facilitator.  School all had “Breakfast at School” with senior class preparing in groups an item for breakfast.

19 April   I was invited to be on a library panel to discuss the use of CD-Roms in schools.  This was for a library development course for principals.
Rachel and Michael Robertson enrolled – roll now 31.

20 April   AGM, 7.30pm.

26 April   Main gym festival was to have been on this day but unknown to me there were 2 dates and the festival had already been the Friday before!!

28 April   Rural principals’ conference – Arataki camp.  Also 3rd session of EOTC course.  Used one of my principal release days.

3 May   Held a gym display in the afternoon at school to make up for the disappointment of missing the festival.

5 May   Went to Sherenden hall in the afternoon to see Masquerade Theatre perform “The Paper Bag Princess”.

TERM 2, 1994

23 May    Two new entrants enrolled today.  Rochine de Vries and Rachel d’Ath, making the roll 33. Std 2s moved into the senior room, making the balance 22 seniors and 11 juniors.  Mrs Margaret Henricksen began her position as full time permanent Scale A teacher at Waiwhare School.

24 May    Keren Wallace relieved in the senior class.  Bus company meeting was held in the evening.

26 May   Margaret attended the New Wave folk dancing course and Keren relieved in the junior room.  Winter sports began with first session being at Waiwhare.  Due to large numbers of Std 2s and 3s they are split into groups so there are 5 sports with each group doing one per afternoon:  rugby, netball, hockey, small games or cross-country running if you’re at Waiwhare.

6.30pm a meeting was held at Sherenden Hall for all BOT members of the four schools.  Dave Robb of STA ran it to talk about concerns that affect Boards of rural schools.

27 May   First Friday 2-3pm assembly was held and taken by Margaret.  The idea is for the whole school to get together and share their work and ideas and to do some singing etc together.  Also to alternately release teachers for planning time.

28 May   Working bee was held under terrible weather conditions but a great deal was accomplished.  Tree by schoolhouse tank was removed and cut up for firewood.  Other trees were trimmed and 8 new ones planted.  Netting was put at the top of the volleyboard.  Hedge was trimmed.  Area where old septic tank was, was filled in, leveled and cleared.

During the week contractors had been replacing doors around the school, repairing walls and re-roofing the old library toilets and sheds.

The junior room had new carpet put down during the school holidays.

30 May   Maths teacher development seminar which both Margaret and I had to attend.  Marjorie Unwin and Keren Wallace relieved.

1 June   Whole school went up to Blowhard Bush as part of the forest study.  Despite poor weather at school it was very sheltered and although cold, not unpleasant at all.  Needed more time than allowed to explore despite not being a huge area and will go again soon.

Andrew Webster enrolled today.

3 June    Louise Bishop relieving in senior class.

6 June   Kate Holden, music adviser, visited in the morning with Margaret to discuss ideas for the music programme.  Lyn Elliott minded the junior class.  Winter sports were to be at Sherenden but cancelled due to wet weather.

10 June   Principal’s release, Louise Bishop, takes senior class.  A very successful assembly with the children very enthusiastic about string games and action poi dances.  Children interacting very well – helping each other to learn new patterns, following instructions well and highly motivated.

13 June   Principals’ meeting with 3 other local schools.  Decision made to enter teams in the 7-a-side rugby tournament.

15 June   Margaret attended a day’s course for the music handbooks in the junior area.  Louise Bishop relieved.

16 June   I was sick today, Mrs Unwin relieving.  Winter sports at Pukehamoamoa cancelled due to wet weather.  BOT meeting at night.

17 June   Margaret took assembly, which went extremely well.

22 June   Margaret attended afternoon course for music handbooks.  Lyn Elliott minded the children.

23 June   Winter sports at Waiwhare held in fine weather but cold wind.

24 June   Another successful assembly held by Mrs Bishop.  Group of seniors had rugby practice taken by Mr Kelleher in preparation for the 7-a-side tournament.  Maureen Grapes called in and weighed and measured the new entrants.  Katrina De Vries leaves next Monday for health camp.  Very excited and looking forward to it.  She will be away for 6 weeks.

27 June   Interviews began this week.

28 June   7-a-side rugby tournament at Hastings Boys’ High.  We were to have entered one full team with extras combining with Sherenden & Crownthorpe to form another.  However, the Waiwhare team registration was overlooked by myself and only 4 boys, F2s and F1s, were sent in for the combined team.  They had an extremely enjoyable day, winning all but one of their games.  To make up for the disappointment, boys are to be taken to the France vs Hawke’s Bay match on Wednesday and a mini tournament will be organised with the other schools.

29 June   Snow fell overnight, leaving the district as far as Otamauri blanketed.  School closed for the day due to the Glenross and top of Taihape Roads icy, dangerous conditions for the bus.  Trip to the rugby match still went ahead for the boys but very bitterly cold spectator conditions.
“toots ‘n’ tunes” concert still held that night at Sherenden Hall.

30 June   7pm parents’ meeting held with a very good turnout and a very full agenda.  The children were minded in the arts room with videos.

2 July   Mid-term break begins – one week.

13 July   Strike action held over pay claims for parity with secondary teachers.  Teachers attended a meeting held at the Municipal Theatre.

14 July   Kiwisports day at Crownthorpe.  Beautiful perfect weather.  Children rotated round orienteering, rugby, hockey, soccer and indoor bowls.  Children and teachers thoroughly enjoyed themselves, showed excellent behaviour.  Waiwhare earned five Fair Play awards and two of our children were fastest in their groups for the orienteering.

3pm Maths facilitator Judy Rasmussen called to see Margaret and myself.

18 July   Principals’ meeting at Sherenden.

19 July   “Kiwisport Olympic Day” – this was to be for 12 9-11 year olds but as the F1 boys had played 7-a-side rugby we decided to include a few of the 8 year old Std 2s.  The team of 12 represented Australia and made up a costume, flag and medals to take.  They had to leave by 8am to be in Napier by 9.  They went through an opening ceremony then a rotation of sports followed by a fun run, then closing ceremony, returning home in time for the bus run.  An enjoyable day experienced by children and parents.

21 July   Winter sports at Pukehamoamoa – practice for Ngaruroro tournament.

22 July   Held the 7-a-side mini tournament against the 3 other schools.  Games were 5 to 7 minutes each way.  Everyone played everyone else.  Waiwhare did extremely well.  Everyone enjoyed themselves.  Combined 15-a-side, Pukehamoamoa against the other 3 at the end.  Recommended we do the same next year but prior to the town tournament as a practice.
Readathon competition finishes today.

28 July   Gym Fun Day, Omni Gym centre, Onekawa.  We needed to take the whole school in at the same time because of buses and transport as the juniors were in the morning and seniors in the afternoon.  Other activities arranged were the Art gallery/Museum and All-Brite recycling.  We arrived to find that they were running 1/2 an hour late and because of numbers there was no room to watch.  It turned out to be quite a disorganised day.

1 August   Fire Service came out today with the County Fire Engine, which was a talking engine.  Covered fire safety from 11-12.30 with the Junior NE – Std 1 class.

4 August   Royce Lincoln came out to test the Fls for hearing and colour vision and the new entrants as well as any others who had requested testing for their children.  Winter sports were held at Sherenden.  Practice for the winter tournament.

5 August   Peter and Pauline Davis were casual enrolments for the day, with the possibility of them becoming permanent.  Both children are in the junior class, being J1 and Std 1.

11 August   The winter tournament between the small schools on both sides of the river was held at Mangatahi – rugby and netball; Raukawa – hockey and soccer.  Unfortunately the majority of our side wished to play the first two sports.  The weather was perfect with brilliant sunshine.  Netball was slightly unmatched as Kereru and Mangatahi fielded their own teams while ours were mixed from all four schools, with some children not having played before.  They still managed to get in a lot of games that were enjoyable, and the rugby players managed to get very dirty!!

13 August   Both teachers attended a full day’s course on mathematics at Ruawharo Campus which had Dianne Barrows – Fullbright scholar, as the guest speaker.  A very informative and practical course.

15 August   John Medcalf, SES, came to assess Matthew Marfell and reviews his IEP Plan.  I had a quick word with him re learning disabilities and he talked about his peer tutoring in written language programme.

16 August   Elesha Purcell, Amy Roil and Amy Roydhouse joined the Sherenden netball players in a tournament in Hastings, having a very successful day and winning their section.  From 7-9pm in the evening a spelling course was held by Sandra MacDonald, reading and language adviser for Hawke’s Bay.  It covered the way children develop their spelling skills and how the school programme can foster this.  It also showed how the thinking about how we lean to spell has changed over the years.

18 August   A fun afternoon of folk dancing at Sherenden School with the other 3 schools.  Waiwhare superbly demonstrated the Jiffy Mixer and Jibidi.

19 August   Mrs Louise Bishop’s last day as principal’s release teachers as she leaves for Wellington, to live, during the holidays.

26 August   Last day of Term 2.  The whole school had a very pleasant afternoon exploring Blowhard Bush as a treat for being such wonderful children.

TERM 3, 1994

12 September   Term three begins with a roll of 32.  Margaret and I attended courses during the holidays on computer technology and First Steps Literacy Project.  Excellent and worthwhile.

13 September   I attended a course on maths assessment run by the maths adviser.  Keren Wallace relieved.

14 September   Visit by Kevin Marshall, police education officer, to discuss Kia Kaha programme for seniors and a safety programme for the juniors.

4-5pm Sandra McDonald and Bev Blake began their course “Dancing with the pen” at Waiwhare School.  This course is for the 4 local schools and is based on the book produced for the syllabus.

15 September   Our school’s folk dance was held at Sherenden hall, 7-9pm, with a supper.  Excellent participation and enthusiasm, a very enjoyable night for all.

19 September   Kevin Marshall came out for further planning of courses.  A group of children went with Linda Ward to have their photos taken receiving Write Price’s donation for fundraising.  Children were Elesha Purcell, Tim Marfell, Sam Roil, Serena Goulding and Rochine De Vries.

20 September   Kevin Marshall began the Kia Kaha programme with the senior class.

21 September   Kevin Marshall ran the juniors safety-road travel etc programme, then checked the buses and ran through the safety drills.

22 September   Cindy Good, of Kiwi Sports, brought out two Hawke’s Bay cricketers to take the senior class for an hour’s coaching.  Very enjoyable and the children had a lot of fun.

23 September   Brian Rorke spoke to the whole school re possum pest control and the laying of 1080 poison.

26 September   I attended inservice with Ruth Sutton (Visiting fellow PNCOF), assessment principles, policies and practice for NZCF.  Keren Wallace relieved.

27 September   Attended another course by Ruth Sutton – managing school self review.  Keren Wallace relieved.

28 September   Senior class attended the science roadshow at Karamu High School.  In the afternoon Kevin Marshall took the senior class for viewing the video “Kia Kaha”.
First afternoon of cricket after school for those keen (at Pukehamoamoa).

29 September   Kate Holden, music adviser, spent the morning at school.  Worked with seniors as a class, then discussion with Margaret on programmes.
Royce Lincoln came to do hearing and vision retests.
Kevin Marshall again in the afternoon for Kia Kaha programme.

7.30pm – BOT meeting.

5 October   Bob Hitchcock of the Royal Life Saving Assoc. came for the first introductory lesson in resuscitation.  Working with the S2 – F2s.

6 October   Second lesson of the above.  Children divided into two groups and working with the mannequins.

7 October   Visit by Ms M Millar, Iona College, re Vanessa Fountaine’s enrolment next year.  Afternoon – school visit to Sherenden hall to see the puppet play “Peter and the Wolf”.

10 October   Margaret away on an oral language course, First Steps Literacy Project.  Keren Wallace relieving.

11 October   A group of eleven S2 – F2s went with Mrs Goulding to the Hastings District cross-country held at the Flaxmere Equestrian centre.  Each event had over 100 runners competing.  Our children did extremely well with placings 6th, 8th, 12th , 13th (3), 20th , 32nd , 41st  and 100th .  I took the remainder of the school while Margaret had day 2 of the oral language course.

12 October   Third lesson and testing of basic resuscitation life saving.

14 October   Locals schools’ cross-country held at Waiwhare from 12-2.30.  Morning was fine but the weather started to change mid-day.  By the time the last races were being run it was pouring down.  We still managed to complete them all.

17 October   Waiwhare pet day started at 9am with outside activities and judging of the inside activities.  Senior class ran some small fundraising activities.  Finished with a sausage sizzle and the F1 & 2s went to manual.
Brian Tolley and Ivan Gordon were the judges.

17 October   Parents evening, 7.30pm, with speaker Constable Kevin Marshall talking about the “Keeping Ourselves Safe” programme.  I explained to parents the new method of reporting children’s progress to be trialled next year.  Thirteen out of the eighteen families attended.

20 October   School was open but no children attended as it was Hawke’s Bay show week.  Teachers had a ‘teacher’s only day’ instead.

26 October   Day 2 of the afternoon professional development course “Dancing With the Pen” at school.

27 October   BOT meeting, finished at 9.30pm.

28 October   Principal’s release – visit by Christine Scott of Shortland Publications Ltd with science resources.

3 November   Whole school rocky shore visit.  Visited the Napier Aquarium first and had a talk given to us and display of some rocky shore creatures.  Children were able to hold and touch creatures on display.  We then went to Perfume Point where children had morning tea then explored abundance of sea life – even two octopus.  We returned at 2pm to school.  Excellent weather.

4 November   Sports Day at Matapiro grounds.  Excellent weather again with a very enjoyable day. Children all participated enthusiastically, with some really good personal achievements.  All the relay teams did well but we had to scratch around for adults in the parents’ relay and had to draw on one of our older students, Scott Goulding, to run.

11 November   Junior class visited the Dental Clinic as part of their programme and then went to the theatre to see “Animal Antics” put on by the NZ Dance Company and based on Lynley Dodd stories.

24 November   School development day from 3pm onwards.  Gary [Garry] Whincop from Educom spoke about financial matters from 3.30-5pm.  Group – staff and BOT, divided to work on budget policies and 1995 development plan.  Pot luck tea eaten followed by normal meeting 7.30-10pm.

25 November   Jeannie Wright, library adviser, visited to discuss with teaching staff and library staff, plans for next year’s library development programme.
Whole school went to Matapiro Hall to see “Colonial 2 Step”, a duo playing musical instruments from around the world.

28 November   Jane Sheldrake, gym development officer, spent most of the day with the children, seniors morning and juniors before and after lunch.  A very sunny, hot day so cut the time slightly.  Children did very well and we all learned a lot.

29 November   Final “Dancing With the Pen” professional development at Sherenden but I had to miss due to heavy administrative urgent work load at school.

1 December   “toots ‘n’ tunes” parents’ concert at Matapiro Hall.

8 December   End of year prize-giving and breakup at Sherenden Hall, 7-9pm, followed by supper.  This year the juniors performed “Peter and the Wolf” and the seniors put on “The International Stewed Rhubarb Show”.  This was then followed by speeches from some of the children. Prize giving then carol singing.

12 December   School photos taken this morning by Jamie Lawson, who kindly helped us out although school photography is not his line – but we were missed out this year when the usual photographer did Sherenden and Crownthorpe but not us.

13-14 December   Divided school into 4 groups of 8 which then spent 1 ½ hours on 2 Christmas activities before moving on to the next one.  Covered 8 different activities over the two mornings.  Had mother helps and Vicky Barnett as well as staff.  Made fudge, cross-stitch, boxes, bells, dough decorations, cards, crackers, tinsel trees and snowmen.

15 December   Packed up, cleaned up and had final assembly for the year.  Children leaving received their Aquapass certificates.  All senior class received basic resuscitation certificates.

16 December   23 of the school and lots of mothers spent a family fun day at Riverbend Camp in activities such as archery, bikes, earthball, confidence course, followed by a swim.  The day was very enjoyable despite the poor range of activities and I don’t think we will bother with Riverbend again.

Back Row L to R:  Keryl Lee-Kelleher (Principal), Amy Roydhouse, Daniel Ward, Campbell Ayres, Bradley Wallace, Rebecca Ward, Katrina de Vries, Scott Goulding, Vanessa Fountaine, Margaret Henricksen (teacher)
Middle:  Christopher Ayres, Jock Lawrence, Caroline Robinson, Tim Marfell, Richard Ward, Serena Goulding, Tamati Wall, Elesha Purcell, Amy Roil, Rachel Robertson, Sam Roil
Front:  Kylie Marfell, Andrew Webster, Hamish Fountaine, Remy Lee-Kelleher, Maree Wallace, Melissa Jordan, Michael Robertson, Geordie Wall, Jamie Roil, Rochine de Vries, Joanna Ward

Back Row L to R:  Daniel Ward, Campbell Ayres, Bradley Wallace, Rebecca Ward, Katrina de Vries, Scott Goulding, Tim Marfell
Middle:  Keryl Lee-Kelleher (teacher), Richard Ward, Serena Goulding, Vanessa Fountaine, Amy Roydhouse, Tamati Wall, Elesha Purcell, Sam Roil
Front:  Joanna Ward, Christopher Ayres, Caroline Robinson, Amy Roil, Rachel Robertson, Jock Lawrence, Kylie Marfell

Back Row L to R:  Margaret Henricksen (teacher), Andrew Webster, Maree Wallace, Melissa Jordan, Hamish Fountaine
Front:  Jamie Roil, Remy Lee-Kelleher, Michael Robertson, Geordie Wall, Rochine de Vries

Gym Display 3/5/94

Serena Goulding

Richard Ward, Geordie Wall, Chris Ayres

Catering for the MacPac Kaweka Challenge, 19/2/94

Back Row L to R:  Helen Ward, Tony Ward, Barry Wallace, Peter Roil, Rick Ayres
Front:  Campbell Ayres, Rebecca Ward, Simon Wallace, Keren Wallace

George Wall and Tony Ward

Barbecue at Kuripapango camp, 10/3/94

L to R:  Elesha Purcell, Simon Wallace, Amy Roydhouse, Remy Lee-Kelleher, Keryl Lee-Kelleher, Joanna Ward, Sam Roil.
Roger Dunn in corner

Fancy Dress, 15/9/94
Sherenden Hall

Maria Wall flanked by Elizabeth Gordon (left) and Suzanne Ward

Joanna Ward on right

David Ward dancing “The Bird Dance” with Hamish Fountaine
Simon Robinson is the pirate at left dancing with Caroline Robinson

Seniors perform “International Stewed Rhubarb Show”, breakup 8/1/94
Joanne Ward & Kylie Marfell

Waiwhare School wins a computer from Write Price

David Smith, manager, Write Price presenting Elesha, Rochine, Sam, Linda, Serena and Tim from Waiwhare cool with their computer.
19 September 1994

Back L to R:  Linda Ward holding Rochine de Vries, David Smith (manager)
Front:  Elesha Purcell, Sam Roil, Serena Goulding, Tim Marfell

Elesha Purcell right
“Kiwisport Olympic Day” in Napier, 19/7/94

Pet Day, 17/10/94

Michael & Rachel Robertson

L to R:  Carol Ayres, Shona Weir, Tim Marfell, Brian Tolley, Ivan Gordon, Chris Ayres – all watching snail race