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The committee responsible for organising the conference was, from left, in front, Maurice Priestly, Frances Pewhairangi, Grant Dargie, Eru Kaiwai, and, standing at back, Wiki Rangi, Ida Te Rito, Leigh Brown and Violet Ngaira.

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Also attending the conference were Mesdames E. Tawhiwhirangi, Ruatoria, and L. Manuel, Wairoa (Maori Welfare Officers), and K. Boyce, Ruatoria, as an observer

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Some of the students attending the conference.

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Two of the speakers at the student conference were Michael Malone and Val Hayden, both of the Young Christian Workers' Movement, Auckland. They spoke on Youth and Christianity.

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Five students from the Boys' High School went to Auckland at the start of the August holidays to join 150 other secondary school pupils on an educational 17-day cruise. The students sailed on the "Kuala Lumpur" and were visiting Tonga, Western Samoa, Fiji and Lautoka. They are, from left, in front, Roger Warburton, Peter Wise, Ralph Eddy, and, at back, Lawson Worsnop and Tony Gibson.

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To take up his appointment as the new principal of Inglewood High School is popular assistant principal of Lytton High School, Mr Jack Porter. He is pictured with his wife Sheila and, from left, daughters Jillian, Linley and Wendy.

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Retiring from teaching after spending the past eleven years at the Te Hapara School is Mrs R. Terry. At a function held in her honour she was presented with a handsome coffee table. Wishing Mrs Terry a happy retirement is the chairman of the school committee, Mr D. Worsnop, while at right is the president of the Te Hapara P.T.A., Mr M. Jury.

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Janet Zame won the Anthony Eden Cup in the Secondary School Public Speaking Contest organised by the Royal Overseas League. The contest was held in Christchurch on August 28. Janet is a pupil of St. Mary's College.