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A general view of the school and some of those who attended the celebrations watching the Maori entertainers in action.

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Oldest pupil present was Mrs Kate Hurahura. She is 93 years of age. She was a first-day pupil at the age of 17, but after being inoculated, she didn't go back again.

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Chairman of the Jubilee Committee was Mr S. W. Shanks.

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Mr and Mrs E. H. Schofield, Masterton. Mrs Schofield was Ina King, whose father was teacher in 1887. She is now blind.

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The school's only triplets were present. From left, Rex Sadler, Putaruru, Mrs Olwyn Bradley, Wellington, and Noel Sadler, Tirau.

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The secretary, Mr R. Preston, and the present headmaster, Mr T. C. Hepburn, reading the roll call.

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Walter Waipara and his singing group were popular with listeners.

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Spirited hakas were part of Maori entertainment on Saturday afternoon.

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The four first-year pupils who were honoured guests at the celebrations. Left to right, Mr Frank Evans, Mrs Lodge (Ethel Beaufoy), Mrs. Sharp (Louise U'Ren), and Mrs Finucane (Nellie Morris).

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Mr Evans ringing the school bell to open the celebrations.

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The hard - working committee. Front row: Mrs Corbett, Mrs McWhirter, Mrs Dolton, Miss Jones, Mrs Eade, Mrs Ria, Mrs Whaitiri, Mrs Flood, Mrs Pardoe. Middle: G. Brown, Y. Hutchinson, S. Moeau, S. Shanks (chairman), R. Preston (secretary), Mrs Pomana (treasurer), Mrs Donald, R. Atkins, W. Cummins, H. Rickard. Back: B. Shanks, H. Maynard, L. Jacques, T. C. Hepburn, F. Bousfield, D. Swann, J. Foley, W. Patterson.
(Pictures on this page by Kandid Kamera Kraft)