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Armed forces recruiters at Hillmorton High School

1 July 1975

A fifth former at Hillmorton High School, Lynn Borlase, talking to, from left, Sergeant D.H. Carswell (Army), Warrant Master at Arms M.J. Lynch (Navy) and Squadron Leader W. Ramsey (Air Force) during a winter recruitment visit to the school.

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Hillmorton High School student on a motorbike

30 October 1971

Student, Ian McDermid, on a motorbike on the grounds of Hillmorton High School, Tankerville Road, Hoon Hay.

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Hillmorton High School, Hoon Hay

16 June 1987

Exterior of Hillmorton High School, Tankerville Road, Hoon Hay.

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Hillmorton High School visit to Burnham Military Camp

9 December 1963

Student from Hillmorton High School, Judith Josland, inspecting the uniforms worn by Corporal Una Owen and Private Heather Campbell during a school visit to Burnham Military Camp.

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Hillmorton High School Maori Culture Group

13 June 1997

Students from the Hillmorton Maori Culture group, Te Whanau O Horomaka Kapa Haka following Nicholas Mark (centre) winning the junior English section in the regional secondary school Maori speech competition, Manu Korero.

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Hillmorton High School assembly hall

12 September 1961

Headmaster of Hillmorton High School, Mr O.W.G. Lewis talking to third form girls in the newly opened assembly hall.

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Firemen on the roof of Hillmorton High School

8 February 1982

Firemen on the roof of the assembly hall at Hillmorton High School following a fire started by contractors burning paint of weather-boards.

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Sculptures at Hillmorton High School

30 June 1987

A student at Hillmorton High School, Roanne Barrett, with clock and stand sculptures received from the school's 25th anniversary committee. The clock is by Canterbury sculptor Garry Arthur, and the hand stand by Nelson sculptor Mr Jim Girnnett.

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