Ruapehu college news
BY
CHRISTOBEL
LARACY
Ruapehu College has had an eventful week, in some cases and an uneventful in other cases. The annual cross country was postponed from Tuesday, to Thursday, to Friday to Monday 7 October 1991. While Wednesday was fine and surmy it clashed with our Club day. Photographs from the Senior Ball were avail- . able for viewing and comment. This caused a traffic jam outside Room 1 so they were moved to the Library. There were many anxious onlookers. The pictures taken
by Richard Milne, were of a professional standard although some were taken at unusual angles. Wednesday afternoon is for Clubs, including chocolate making, badminton, magazine, railway history and rollerblading.which has a huge following. Thursday saw the students finishing at 12.30pm because of a teachers 'stop work meeting'. Also on Thursday, a defensive driving course, organised by Mr Parker began for budding drivers. This course ran for two days. A catering course took place in the home eco-
nomics room over a two day period. A tutor from Wanganui Polytech, Gina Wagstaff, was present to take a 10-hour course involving 10 students. Planned menus, various jobs in restaurants and preparing and serving meals to friends and some staff were covered. A certificate was presented to attendees for tasks covered. Mr Ken Summerhays, a member of the Waimarino Gun Club, spent 20 hours with 10 pupils on firearms, safety and appreciation.
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Ruapehu Bulletin, Volume 9, Issue 407, 8 October 1991, Page 8
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