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Mr Lockhart speaking. On his left are Mr L. W. R. Bridge, Mr W. E. Henderson, Mr H. Campbell, Mr and Mrs F. I. Faram, the Rev. Mr Robinson, and Mr J. V. Allen.
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Cutting the cake: Pupils who were among the first hundred attending the school. Left to right: Miss Bessie Orr, Mrs Kate Telford (nee Scott), Mrs Emma Bennett (nee Brown), Miss Louie Orr, Mrs Annie Lougher (nee Anderson), and Mrs Beattie Walsh (nee Davis).
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Pupils who attended school during Mr Sefton's term as headmaster (1902–1914).

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Picture above shows part of the assembly in the grounds of today's modern school listening to the speakers at the opening ceremony.
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The committee which so successfully organised the re-union. Seated: Mr L. W. R. Bridge (chairman), Miss B. Mooney (secretary), and Mr W. E. Henderson (present headmaster). At rear: Mrs C. Manuel, Mr Percy Clayden, Mrs Cecil Graham, Mr J. McGregor, Mrs C. B. Wallis, Mr D. Dymock, and Mrs Cecily Kingi. Absent, Mr Jack Ruru.

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A group at the ball. From left, Mrs Annie August, Mrs Iris Conn, Miss V. Seamons, Mrs M. Walsh, Mrs Elsie Doree, Mrs Roy Tarr, Mrs Willis Watton, Mrs George Bell, Mrs M. Croft. Standing, Mr J. McGregor, Mr E. Pearce, Mr P. Single, Mr and Mrs R. Trotter, Mr H. Single, Mrs L. Morris, Mr George Spence, Mr F. Jackson, Mr J. Drummond, Mr George Bell, Mrs A. Thompson, Mr C. Devery.

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Mr Lookhart with Mr G. Brown, Whatatutu, one of his first pupils in the secondary department.

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The jubilee cake.

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A threesome at the reunion, Messrs. Spence, Bridge, and a former headmaster, Mr F. Cook, who was appointed in 1929.