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Expert Speakers
The Gisborne Rotary Club's High Schools' Oratory Contest (for boys) was held at the club's tea-meeting of May 26. The three candidates (from Edmund Campion College, Boys High School and Lytton High School) were most impressive in their delivery and content, and marks in the contest were close.
From left, Hugh McGuinness (Edmund Campion), Mark Robinson (Boys High) and Robert Cooper (Lytton High), Rotary community services chairman Morrin Hardy (organiser of the contest), and Rotary president Mac Wallace. The subject was "The New Zealand Superannuation Scheme And Its Future Effects," and the winner was Mark Robinson.
, Mark Robinson (Boys High) and Robert Cooper (Lytton High), Rotary community services chairman Morrin Hardy (organiser of the contest), and Rotary president Mac Wallace. The subject was "The New Zealand Superannuation Scheme And Its Future Effects," and the winner was Mark Robinson.\r\n\r\nGisborne Photo News - No 252 : June 18, 1975'); void 0){kind=link}
, Mark Robinson (Boys High) and Robert Cooper (Lytton High), Rotary community services chairman Morrin Hardy (organiser of the contest), and Rotary president Mac Wallace. The subject was "The New Zealand Superannuation Scheme And Its Future Effects," and the winner was Mark Robinson.\r\n\r\nGisborne Photo News - No 252 : June 18, 1975'); void 0){kind=link}
, Mark Robinson (Boys High) and Robert Cooper (Lytton High), Rotary community services chairman Morrin Hardy (organiser of the contest), and Rotary president Mac Wallace. The subject was "The New Zealand Superannuation Scheme And Its Future Effects," and the winner was Mark Robinson.\r\n\r\nGisborne Photo News - No 252 : June 18, 1975'); void 0){kind=link}