HomeImagesTeam Photo: Auckland Deaf Society Netball Club, Teams B and A, 1983

Team Photo: Auckland Deaf Society Netball Club, Teams B and A, 1983

AUCKLAND DEAF SOCIETY NETBALL CLUB Teams B and A – 1983. M. Hogan (Vice-Capt), R. Manning, J. Trinder, J. Clews, A. Hudson, M. Hibberd, N. Tunnicliffe, C. Poutai, C. Scally, P. Clement, K. McDermott (Vice-Capt), M. Mitchell, S. Skinner, D. Urlich, C. Harris, L. Wratt (Capt), D. Burch (Coach), K. Sedon (Capt. And Chairwoman).

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Alesha Hudson
Alesha Hudson
Caroline Gould (Scally)
Caroline Gould (Scally)
Carrie-Ann Poutai
Carrie-Ann Poutai
Diane Urlich
Diane Urlich
Jennifer Trinder
Jennifer Trinder
Jenny Clews
Jenny Clews
Kathy Sedon
Kathy Sedon
Kay McDermott
Kay McDermott
Margaret Mitchell
Margaret Mitchell
Marie Hogan
Marie Hogan
Mary-Ann Hibberd
Mary-Ann Hibberd
Nicola Tunncliffe
Nicola Tunncliffe
Penny Went (Clements)
Penny Went (Clements)
Rosie Ryder (Eruera, Manning)
Rosie Ryder (Eruera, Manning)
Sue Nicholson (Skinner)
Sue Nicholson (Skinner)

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Taonga source:
Auckland Deaf Society
Reference number:
SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, 1983-P004-ADS
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