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Those taking part in the trek were led off from the Donnelly Training Centre by the Pipe Band.

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Once they were away some of the walkers couldn't even keep their feet on the ground.

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Preparing five-mile tags are, from left, Messrs Trevor Davey, Bill Sutherland, Jack Stevens, Jim Higgins.

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Ready to take part in the two-mile section are Peter, Cindy, David and John Wills, and Kathryn Turipa.

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Derek and Ross Muir line up for their tickets.

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Sitting en masse past members had an enjoyable Saturday afternoon of the Queen's Birthday weekend shouting White! White! White! and watching present teams play.

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Although defeated by the present competition leaders, Ngatapa, the senior team showed all the old club spirit.

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One of the stars of the day, Graeme Prince.

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Nine of the foundation members of the First Old Boys' Fifteen formed in 1919 were present. They are pictured with the present club patron, Keith Woodward (front left). Next to him are Geoff Cotterill, Wally Langlands, Martin Lysnar, Doug Fleming. At back: Geoff Jeune (life member), Frank Bull, Brian Dods (a past president), Peter Livingstone (a past president), and Ray Sweet.

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Of the 1923-30 vintage are, from left, in front: Hugh Cunningham, Jim Ansell, Arthur Robinson, Bill Morrison. At back: Norman Balcombe, Geoff McConnell, Joe Murton.

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From the 1931-35 years at the celebrations were, from left, in front: Dick Kearns, Tom Trengrove, Wally Higgs, Bill Johnson, Ron Henderson. At back: Ewan Eastwood, George Montgomery, Peter Livingstone, Ted Felton.

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Those of the original A team from the 1936-39 seasons were, from left, in front: Bill Johnson, Wally Higgs (capt), Peter Livingstone (v-capt). Back row: Arthur Robinson, Ron Henderson, George Montgomery and Trevor White.

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Those who later played for the A team in its early years were, from left, in front: Earle White, Ted Felton, Ray White, Bunny Allen. At back: Jack Richards, Stan White, Nev Barnes and Barney Prince.

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Winners of 50 matches played during the 1937-8-9 seasons were the junior B team. Those of that team present were, from left, in front: Bruce Jenkins, Ian Caie, Cecil Sebire, Neil (Chopper) Summersby. At back: Geoff Hyde, Arnie Eastwood and Ewan Eastwood.

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Recalling the old days while looking at pictures of past teams on the club walls are Geoff Dale and Graham Duckworth.

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A stronger contingent in the form of the seniors from the 1936-40 period was in evidence. From left, in front: Jim Ansell, Reg Cook, Cecil Sebire, Bruce Jenkins, Earle White, George Montgomery. At back: George Phillips, Geoff Hyde, Phil Fargher, Brian Dods, Peter Livingstone, Trevor White, Wally Higgs.