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Team Photo: Manawatu Deaf Women’s Basketball Club, 1985

MANAWATU DEAF WOMEN’S BASKETBALL CLUB; N.Z.D.S.C. 1985 – RUNNER UP. SCORES: Manawatu 22 v Auckland 31; Manawatu 11 v Waikato 12; Waikato beat Auckland. Back Row (l. to r.): E. OOTEMAN, K. QUIRKE, S. JAMIESON, K. GORDON (Coach). Front Row (l. to r.): D. JONES, A. HANSEN (Vice-Captain), L. BUTLER (Captain), D. JAMIESON. Absent: D. CREIGHTON, T. BAILEY (Team Manager).

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Annette Hansen (Scott)
Annette Hansen (Scott)
Debra Jamieson
Debra Jamieson
Diane Creighton
Diane Creighton
Dorothy Jones (Beck)
Dorothy Jones (Beck)
Elizabeth Hines (Ooteman)
Elizabeth Hines (Ooteman)
Keith Gordon
Keith Gordon
Kelly Quirke
Kelly Quirke
Lorraine Butler (Waghorn)
Lorraine Butler (Waghorn)
Susie (Susan) Jamieson
Susie (Susan) Jamieson
Terry (Terence) Bailey
Terry (Terence) Bailey
Taonga source:
Manawatu Deaf Society
Reference number:
SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, 1985-P004-MDS
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