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The staff of the Mangapapa school features in our staff photo this month. They are, from left, in front; Mrs J. Bagley, hospital class, Mrs M. Crosby, Mrs A. Rimmer, supervisor of junior classes, Mr W. Bishop, headmaster, Mr J. Chadwick, first assistant, Mrs T. Waikare, senior mistress and Mrs H. Grant, clerical assistant. Centre: Miss P. Mitchell, Mrs G. Johnstone, Mrs D. Ludlow, Mrs R. Harrison, Miss L. Hacche, Mrs J. Kinder, Miss J. O'Halloran and dental nurse Miss J. Hawksworth. Back: Mrs K. Crosby, Messrs P. Pollard, S. McKnight, D. Hislop, C. Bartie, E. Mason and Miss H. Buckley.

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All the way from Whakarau came this class which is pictured on an upper deck with 3/R Takanobu Ikeya, their teacher, Mr E. Wood, and the parents who brought them down.

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The children who came from the Elgin School are shown on the wharf at the ship's side. With them are their teachers Miss E. Vaughan, Mrs J. Thomson, Miss J. McDonald and the master of the ship, Captain T. Yoshino.

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Art students from the Boys' High sketching some of the works.

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The three sons of Mr and Mrs W. A. Teutenberg who are attending Edmund Campion College have the unusual distinction of all being in the First XV. Tony, 17, plays prop, Kerry, 15, wing, and Chris, 14, first five-eighth.

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Mrs R. S. Caulton, in charge of the exhibition, is seen explaining some of the works to Central School pupils.

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Due to the present and forecasted increase in the Cobham School and the expected stabilisation of the Elgin School a block of two classrooms was shifted from Elgin to Cobham. Monk Brothers transported the unit smoothly in an operation which took place over about threequarters of a mile.