“Saturday night is for letting down your hair,” says Voice 1, “For painting the town red,” says Voice 2. The “voices” are nameless. At practice for a broadcast in the 3ZIVI studios yesterday, some of the faces can more easily be identified. From left, Anne Roydhouse, Miss Carol Kraymer (teacher), Jenny Cant and Brendan Drury. The speakers are pupils from Riccarton High School, the presentation is the pilot of a series of radio broadcasts with a difference: one of 14 Sunday morning programmes, all planned, written, and announced by local secondary pupils. The “voices” go on to associate the night with slipped discs from too much disco and sore
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Press, 31 March 1981, Page 6
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