POROUTAWHAO MIDDLE SCHOOL1941
Back: …….., …….., ?Bill Kiriona, …….., Angus Carle, Ross Arcus, …….., ……..
Middle: …….., …….., …….., …….., …….., …….., …….., Ray Penny, Martin Hartley, Jim Lawson
Front: …….., …….., …….., ? Tatiana Hohaia, Louie Hapeta, Nanny Hapeta, …….., …….., Thelma Hagley, Kathleen Hagley, Elsie Montgomery
NOTE: If you can name anybody, please pst a comment, or email Poroutawhao100@gmail.com
POROUTAWHAO SENIORS1945
Back: Peter Edwards, Bill Kiriona, Angus Carle, …….., Wally Winiata, Ray Penny, Martin Hartley, ?Willy Eparaima, Malcolm Speirs, Ross Arcus
Middle: ? Alan Coleman, Ernie Gates, Keith Hannam, …….., Peter Hapeta, ? Colin Lyttelton, ……..,Ken Bovey, John Hapeta
Front: Jean Sutcliffe, …….., …….., Ngaire Arcus, …….., Betty Penny, Shirley Scott, Doreen Bismark, Elsie Montgomery, ........, ? Tilly Eparaima
POROUTAWHAO MIDDLE SCHOOL1945
Back: Ronald Rae-Douglas, Patu Eparaima, Basil Jones, Peter Reo, Mark Kiriona, Tony Kilsby, Charlie Hagley, Sidney Lyttelton, Gary McLennan, Norman Bovey
Middle: Inky Taylor, David Hagley, Douin Hapeta, Stephen Lewis, Graeme Lingard, Jim Tait, Jim Davison, Leslie Jones, Jim Jamieson
Front: ? Margaret Collins, Jean Montgomery, Dawn Gates, Rangi Hohaia, Ruth Nicholson, Tangiwai Tihema, Margy Hapeta, Ellen Graham, Gwen Davison, Patty Edwards
With cinema advertising slides appearing onscreen for only a few seconds, a bright bold design was essential! A witty pun was sometimes used to grab attention. This slide ticks all the boxes.
A 'George Cooper' ran a hairdressing salon on Oxford Street and was advertising in the local paper in 1939. It is possible that this is the same business. The hair style and hand colouring certainly looks to be from this era, but it is difficult to be sure.