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Tasman School's Golden Jubilee
About 150 former pupils of Tasman School came from many parts of New Zealand to attend the school's 50th jubilee celebrations. Included were several former teachers and four first-day pupils. The celebrations included films, a sports meeting, a banquet, church service and a picnic.
The school grounds, a prominent feature of which is the war memorial in the foreground
Mrs J. S. Dicker, one of the oldest resident first-day pupils, cuts the jubilee cake.
Prominent organising officials: Mrs Betty Rush (sec) and Donald Easton (pres)
First day pupils: Mary Turner (Wellington), Mrs Dicker (Mapua), Frances Egington (Motueka), and Rev. B. Nottage (Timaru).
Interested spectators at the sports meeting
Former pupils watching the sports
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