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      Northland College Yearbook 1959

      Northland College Yearbook 1959
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      TAl TOKERAU

      The Annual Magazine of
      NORTHLAND COLLEGE
      KAIKOHE

      1959

      Volume 7

      May, 1960


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      RD2

      Kaikohe 0400

      Ms D Johnson

      Northland Cplla o0

      KAIKOHE n

      BOARD OF GOVERNORS
      Me[...]
      [...]of progress and
      achievement in the activities of Northland College where both
      Maori and Pakeha have progressed harmo[...]evident on both scholastic
      and sporting sides of College life. It was fitting that the coveted
      award of Dux of the College should be won jointly by a boy of
      each race: Rema[...]ges and
      retain the Moascar Cup; in athletics, the College won the senior
      division of the North Auckland Sec[...]he cultural
      side of our activities.

      Although the College has accomplished many things this
      year, it should[...]arbara

      Searle and Vicky Tai Rakene.

      CAPTAINS OF COLLEGE TEAMS
      Boys’ Cricket—L. Byers; Girls’[...]
      [...]ribution to the athletic and sporting life of the CollegeCollege Hostel
      i At the end of_ 1959, we also unfortunate[...]sored by: :
      BEEHIVE STORES LTD., Kaikohe
      4





      College staff, and, since Mr Almond’s retirement[...]
      [...]nd, Prize for the
      Most Outstanding Maori Pupil at Northland College, Endorsed School Cer-
      tificate; R. Henwood[...]Mathe-
      matics, Higher School Certificate, Dux of Northland College, 1958; Heather
      Baker—Head Girl, 1958; S.[...]
      [...]und Prize for the Most Outstanding Maori Pupil at
      Northland College, Special Prize for Mathematics (donated by[...]glish,
      Freach, Higher School Certificate.

      Dux of Northland College, 1959—W. Booth and R. Henwood equal;
      Head[...]
      [...]s page is sponsored by:

      ROSS FERGUSON, Kaikohe—College Uniforms Stocked
      17


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      COLLEGE ROLI

      i UPPER SIXTH

      | a Nisbet, Shirley B[...]
      [...]RY LTD., Kaikohe

      GEORGE’S RADIO HOUSE, Kaikohe College Uniffl;;ns Supplied
      20

      -

      This page is s[...]
      [...]PLANT SHOP, Kaikohe
      26

      FARM NOTES

      During 1959, Northland experienced a very good dairying season
      and the College farm again broke its production record. The town[...]s of pasture have been sown this year, giving the College
      farm an area of 160 acres in permanent grassland.[...]taia
      Cltill:}?e and the home game against Otahuhu College, the team winning
      al ree, retaining the Moa[...]
      [...]th v Kaitaia, won 9-8; June 20th v
      Bay of Islands College, drew 3-3; June 27th v Okaihau, won 13-6;[...](Tai Tokerau Shield) won 11-9; July 16th
      v Mormon College, lost 13-8; July 18th, Rep. mateh; July 25[...]oys High School, won 14-11; August
      20th v Kaitaia College, won 6-5; August 22nd v Kaikohe, lost 9-3;[...]
      [...]tered good wins against Titoki
      D.H.S. the Kaitaia College 2nd XV and a meritorious win over the heavy
      Whang[...]n the championship after a long struggle with Bay
      College “A”.





      —_— e ——— e



      This page is sponsored by:
      PAUSINA’S DRAPERY LTD., Kaikohe
      College Uniforms Supplied
      30



      THE FRAMEWORK OF[...]
      [...]school holidays in May for the Byers’ Rosebowl. College
      “A” was successful in this competition. The season got away to a good
      start after the holidays with College “A” winning its first three games.
      During ‘[...]games, both of which they
      won, defeating Kaitaia College 6-3, and Titoki 10-1. The star inter-school
      game[...]angarei B.H.S. After being
      down 2-5 at half-time, College played magnificently to win the match 8-6.

      College “A” came third in the major Bay competition.[...]klard
      for the N.Z. Secondary Schools competition. College played five matches,
      winning one, drawing[...]
      College Harriers

      Having been in existence for five years, the College harrier group
      has firmly established itself as a[...]om a winter yunning season is
      appreciated by many College track athletes.

      Keenness was the keynote this ye[...]ly in the season a team was selected to represent Northland
      College in a fixture with Kaitaia College. The event which was held over
      the steeplechase course, was won by Northland College who filled six of the
      first eight placings.

      Most[...]and inter-provincial races.

      David Semb took the Northland Junior cross-country title, was run-
      ner-up in the Northland versus Auckland clash, and finished fourteenth
      in[...]e is sponsored by:
      KEYMERS’ KORNER, Kaikohe
      34

      College Steeplechase

      Typical cross-coun.ry condit[...]
      [...]affair with four sets of brothers in the finals.
      Northland College boxing has shown a steady improvement in
      1[...]
      [...]coached by Miss Pettit. Those chosen to
      represent Northland College were: Paepae Rogers (Capt.), Anna Marsh
      (Vice-cap[...]place for the first time; that is, the four main Colleges of
      the north, Dargaville, Bay of Islands, Kaitaia and Northland competing
      in basketball and football games.

      The[...]hospitable manner by our host teams from Kaitaia
      College who took special care in making our stay enjoyabl[...]we defeated; our only success of the year.

      Other College teams, the “B” and “C” also had a year of[...]XI, won 5-3; v Titoki
      D.H.S., won 5-1; v Kaitaia College, drew 5-all; v Warkworth D.H.S., won
      5-0.[...]age 18 sponsored by:
      W. McCULLOCH LTD., Kaikohe—College Uniform Stockists
      38



      Middle




      [...]ield there
      were many others prepared to carry the Northland College colours with
      honour and dignity.

      Our sincere thanks to CollegeCollege Uniforms in Stock
      40





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      BOYS'[...]
      [...]t innings, it won the Panther Shield from Kaitaia College at
      the end of 1958 and retained it in the two sub[...]lp on Saturdays.

      Inter-School Matehes: v Kaitaia College (11/10/58) — Northland
      39 for 3 (Byers 18 n.o.); Kaitaia 32 (Wheeler 5-8[...]59): Whangarei 170 (Hamilton 5-40, By-
      ers 2-34); Northland 61 for 9 (Byers 27, Tini 11).

      v Kaitaia (25/3/59): Northland 119 (Byers 45, Hamilton 38); Kai-
      taia 56 for 4 (Hamilton 2-11).

      v Kaitaia (22/10/59): Northland 146 for 8 (Byers 60); Kaitaia 67
      (Wybrow 5-10, Ha[...].4).

      Representatives—L. Byers (Bay Seniors and Northland North Zone),
      G. Hamilton, N. Ross (Bay Col[...]
      [...]who have been in the team for some time have left College.
      Mention should be made in particular of Pixie Ne[...]next time and then we will see what happens!

      *

      Northland College T ennis Team

      During 1959, the Northland College Tennis team had a moderately
      successful ye[...]
      [...]Butchers), Kaikohe
      46

      This page is sponsored by:
      NORTHLAND RADIOS LTD., Kaikohe
      47




      [...]TD.—School Uniform Stockists
      52

      PATTERSONS’

      Northland Post-Primary Schools
      Athletic Sports

      This year, Northland College was host to the schools affiliated to
      the Northland.Post Primary Schools’ Amateur Athletic Associat[...]ke;
      the record ]t)f 1124 ftk; se(t} by P. Yock of Northland in 1958, only to be.beaten
      into second place by G[...]rei Boys’ Hi i
      B o g oys’ High School with a

      Northland CollegeNorthland College (1 51.4

      min secs)

      JUNIOR BOY

      (27.6 s s) 2; 440[...]klin (4 ft 8% ins) 2; e s en. Jump—

      2; Relay—Northland College (52.7 secs) 3

      100yds—L. Thomson (12 cs) 2; 220[...]f i 2: R z
      B o7 oo 3 mith (84 ft 1 in) 2; Relay—Northland

      INTERMEDIATE GIRL
      C. Moss (15.4 secs) 3; High
      College (56.5 secs) 4.

      yds—B. Pidd (6.9 secs) 4; 80 Metre Hurdles
      Jump—A. Marsh (4 ft) 5; Relay—Northland

      ks JUNIOR GIRLS’ : 50yds—R. Bedggood[...]
      [...]y Mr Barnes



      b
      a relieving position ir
      out the College. The “Psalm o
      from psalm 107) which w[...]
      [...]e particularly
      well received by the pupils of the College. )

      On Tuesday, December 8, at 2 p.m. a Carol Ser[...]sored by: :
      e WALLPAPER LOUNGE (Kaikohe) LTD.
      56

      Northland College Home & School Assn.

      During the past year, many interesting and enjoyable meetings of
      the College Home and School Association were held. The consis[...]ll the more so as members of the visiting Otahuhu
      College foothall and basketball teams were present.

      Gues[...]ber, an interesting account of
      the running of the College Farm was given by Mr J. W. Byers, Chairman
      of the College Farm Committee, and by the Farm Manager, Mr K. J.[...]n active interest in
      the affairs of this valuable College organisation.

      Crusader Union

      The Crusade[...]
      [...]JUDGE FROM SCOTLAND,
      AT THE COL FIELD DAY



      College Concert

      The College Concert held in June 1959, proved a great success[...]ing Folk
      Dancing arranged by Mrs L. Williams; the College Choir led by Mr Barnes;
      an excellent Physi[...]
      [...]G THE AYRSHIRES
      AT THE FIELD DAY SPONSORED BY THE NORTHLAND
      AYRESHIRE BREEDER’S ASSOCIATION



      Ma[...]

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      The Annual Magazine of
      NORTHLAND COLLEGE
      KAIKOHE

      195[...]
      [...]kohe 0400 Northland Colh[...]
      [...]SCHOOL PREFECTS
      achievement in the activities of Northland College where both
      Maori and Pakeha have progressed harm[...]Deputy Prefects — L.
      and sporting sides of College life. It was fitting that the coveted Buchanan,[...]ana, H. Wong and M. Parlane.
      award of Dux of the College should be ivon jointly by a boy of
      each race: Re[...]a highly CAPTAINS OF COLLEGE TEAMS
      competitive field, to go to Australia as an[...]APTAINS
      retain the Moascar Cup; in athletics, the College won the senior
      division of the North Auckland Sec[...]Heke
      side of our activities.

      Although the College has accomplished many things this[...]
      [...]College staff, and, since Mr Almond’s retirement earlie[...]ribution to the athletic and sporting life of the College, Because of our increase in rol[...]s physical education, and as a housemaster in the College Hostel,
      At the end of 1959,[...]
      [...]Most Outstanding Maori Pupil at Northland College, Endorsed School Cer[...]— matics, Higher School Certificate, Dux of Northland College, 1958; Heather
      Certificate for Typewrit[...]
      [...]d Design, English. 5 Agriculture: R. B. Far- Northland College, Special Prize for Mathematics (donated by[...]ing; R. L. Hodgson—Certificate Dux of Northland College, 1959—W. Booth and R. Henwood equal;
      for[...]
      [...]ROSS FERGUSON, Kaikohe—College Uniforms Stocked[...]
      [...]f




      COLLEGE ROLL
      1[...]
      [...]College
      [...]During 1959, Northland experienced a very good dairying season,[...]and the College farm again broke its production record. The town[...]s of pasture have been sown this year, giving the College[...]Williams, complimented the Battalion College and the home game against Otahuhu College, the team winning
      on the fine work it had d[...]
      [...]Kaitaia, won 9-8; June 20th v
      Bay of Islands College, drew 3-3; June 27th v Okaihau, won 13-6;[...]Tokerau Shield) won 11-9; July 16th
      V Mormon College, lost 13-8; July 18th, Rep. match; July 25[...]High School, won 14-11; August
      20th V Kaitaia College, won 6-5; August 22nd v Kaikohe, lost 9-3;[...]
      [...]ed good wins against Titok
      D.H.S. the Kaitaia College 2nd XV and a meritorious win over the heavy
      W[...]Couldst thou tighten, do not choke;
      College “A”.[...]KAIKOHE PHARMACY
      College Uniforms Supplied[...]
      [...]school holidays in May for the Byers’ Rosebowl. College
      i “A” was successful in this competitio[...]y to a good
      start after the holidays with College “A” winning its first three games.
      Du[...]th of which the>
      won. defeating Kaitaia College 6-3, and Titoki lC-1. The star inter-school[...]B.H.S. After being
      down 2-5 at half-time. College played magnificently to win the match 8-b.
      College “A” came third in the major Bay competition,[...]for the N.Z. Secondary Schools competition. College played five matches,
      winning one,[...]
      College Harriers College Steeplechase[...]Having been in existence for five years, the College harrier group juniors who lined up for last[...]Ready emerging the winner
      appreciated by many College track athletes,[...]ly in the season a team was selected to represent Northland Senior (4 Miles)—J. Ready 1, D. Semb 2, George Griffin 3, Gordon
      College in a fixture with Kaitaia College. The event which was held over Griffin 4.[...]55 secs.
      the steeplechase course, was won by Northland CollegeNorthland Junior ™
      ner-up in the Northland versus Auckland clash,[...]
      [...]the fin . *1
      i
      Northland College boxing has shown a steady improvement m[...]
      [...]ched by Miss Pettit. Those ^ho^n to
      represent Northland College were: Paepae Rogers (Capt.), Anna Mai. -
      i (Vic[...]k place for the first time; that is, the four mam Colleges of
      the north, Dargaville, Bay of Islands, Kaitaia and Northland competing 1=5


      in Basketball and f[...]pitable manner by our host teams from Kaita.a
      College who took special care in making our sts
      a sig[...]and repie-
      sentatives from
      t CollegeCollege, drew 5-all; v
      5-0.[...]was our




      ^W.^McCULLOCH^LTD./Kaikohe—College Uniform Stockists[...]
      [...]were many others prepared to carry the Northland College colours w
      honour and dignity.
      Our sincere thanks to College “B for all they did to help mould the[...].
      D. B. McGOWAN LTD., Kaikohe—College
      40[...]
      [...]t innings, it won the Panther Shield from Kaitaia College at
      the end of 1958 and retained it in th[...].
      Inter-School Matches: v Kaitaia College (11/10/58) — Northland
      39 for 3 (Byers 18 n.o.); Kaitaia 32 (Wh[...]rei 170 (Hamilton 5-40, By-
      eis 2-34); Northland 61 for 9 (Byers 27, Tini 11).
      V Kaitaia (25/3/59): Northland 119 (Byers 45, Hamilton 38); Kai
      taia 56[...]ton 2-11).
      V Kaitaia (22/10/59): Northland 146 for 8 (Byers 60); Kaitaia 67
      (Wybrow[...]Representatives—L. Byers (Bay Seniors and Northland North Zone),
      G. Hamilton, N. Ross[...]
      [...]★


      1
      Northland College Tennis Team[...]oderately
      During 1959, the Northland College Tennis team h^ad a[...]
      [...]NORTHLAND RADIOS LTD., Kaikohe
      E.[...]
      [...]Northland Post-Primary Schools
      _L. Thomson 1, W. Frankl[...]This year, Northland College was host to the schools affiliated to
      i
      '("-r[...]the Northland Post Primary Schools’ Amateur Athletic Associat[...]the record of 124 ft. set by P. Yock of Northland in 1958, only to be beaten[...]cs.^ 5^ ^ Northland College place-getters were as follows:
      son 2, E. McG[...]Jump—G. Leaf (17 ft 0| ins) 2; Relay—Northland College (1 min 51.4 secs)[...]13:1 secs; W. Franklin (4 ft 8| ins) 2; Relay—Northland College (52.7 secs) 3.
      ,00yd.-L. Malhi 7. L.[...]in) 4; Discus—A. Smith (84 ft 1 in) 2; Relay—Northland
      College (57 secs) 3.
      1, L. Wihongi 2, I. Watling[...]4 secs) 3; High Jump—A. Marsh (4 ft) 5; Relay—Northland
      College (56.5 secs) 4.
      Hill 1, J. Reynolds 2, K. Hu[...]Broad Jump—I. Watling (12 ft 8i ins) 4; Relay—Northland

      mediate—t Man, Tlme7o^\ Je" College 5.


      Hobson 1, Williams 2, Marsden[...]
      [...]rticularly
      well received by the pupils of the College.[...]Northland College Home & School Assn.
      On Tuesday, Decemb[...]ducted with Mrs Lyon’s piano accom the College Home and School Association were held. The consis[...]order were ready by : D. Leigh (Dis College football and basketball teams- were present.[...]t the beginning of the the running of the College Farm was given by Mr J. W. Byers, Chairman
      fe[...]of the College Farm Committee, and by the Farm Manager, Mr K. J.[...]the affairs of this valuable College organisation.[...]
      [...]—A.M.

      College Concert
      The College Concert held in June 1959, proved a great success[...]ing Folk
      Dancing arranged by Mrs L. Williams; the College Choir led by Mr Barnes; This page is[...]
      [...]AT THE FIELD DAY SPONSORED BY THE NORTHLAND
      Mike aimed a kick with[...]

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      1959 edition of the Northland College Yearbook
      Northland College
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