Avonside Girls’ High School students (from left), Gail Krsinic, Megan Holes and Venesa Strieker, set the scene for the classical quiz at the University of Canterbury last evening by dressing up as gods from the Greek classics. Twelve Christchurch secondary school teams competed in the quiz. The quiz was organised by the Classics Department of the Classical Association of Christchurch. The winner of the classical dress was Skiki Peaufa, of Avonside Girls' High School. The winning team team was Rangi Ruru; Shirley Boys’ High, second; Papanui, third; and Avonside Girls’ High, fourth. The prize for the best dressed person in classical costume went to Skiki Peaufa of Avonside Girls’ High.
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Press, 6 August 1987, Page 5
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110Avonside Girls’ High School students (from left), Gail Krsinic, Megan Holes and Venesa Strieker, set the scene for the classical quiz at the University of Canterbury last evening by dressing up as gods from the Greek classics. Twelve Christchurch secondary school teams competed in the quiz. The quiz was organised by the Classics Department of the Classical Association of Christchurch. The winner of the classical dress was Skiki Peaufa, of Avonside Girls' High School. The winning team team was Rangi Ruru; Shirley Boys’ High, second; Papanui, third; and Avonside Girls’ High, fourth. The prize for the best dressed person in classical costume went to Skiki Peaufa of Avonside Girls’ High. Press, 6 August 1987, Page 5
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