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Taupo Nui-A-Tia College 2020 TAUPO NUI-A-TIA COLLEGE 2020 Tauponapona Issue 61 ASHLEE STEVENS JHULIANN ABELLA PHOEBE SPENCER ALLEN LOUFRENTZ BEN BLAIR CONNOR RUBY DUNN ABI ENRIQUEZ AMANDA CLAY DRYSDALE TYLER GIBSON DAVIS-EDWARSON FECHNEY Known For: Having Known For: Being ALDRIDGE Known For: long BADIANA Known For: BCB Known For: “Hold up Known For: Falling Known For: Known For: the best lunches to smart but a full on Known For: Being hair/ cars Known For: Being Future carrer: Future Career: I’ll just text my mum” for actual Daddies Known For: Nicknames-Small Energy Drinks heat up crybaby unorganized Future carrer: friendly to everyone Air Force Pilot Lawyer Future Career: IYKYK Eating in Class Ears, Claytorious Future Career: Future carrer: Future carrer: Future carrer: CEO Mechanic Future carrer: Quote: Quote: Lawyer/Judge Future Career: Future Career: Caesar Aviation Management Artistic Director Environment of parmesan cheese Quote: Influencer “Education is “Good vibes only” Quote: Running the world. Psychologist Future Career: Quote: Quote: Engineer Quote: “ I said good day” Quote: important, but big “I can’t feel my lips” Q:“No please Manaia Quote: Musician “Pineapples are “I don’t trust people Quote: “Feeling fun?” -Fez “Rick and Morty, biceps are can you do my year- “When nothing goes Quote: “I’ll smash purple” who wake up before “Crying session every season 1, episode 8, importanter.” book stuff cause then right, go left” you at chess” 10am on a weekend” evening, slide into my minute 18:10” if it’s dumb it’s not dms to join.” my fault” -Abi CANDIS BRUNNING CLAIR BROWN ELLIOT CHILDS POUNAMU APORO BAILEY CRABB HANNAH ABBY FOX SHANICE HALL JASMINE HANSEN OSKAR GODFREY BLAKE GRADWELL JORJA JOHNS KF: Being a caring Known For: Known For: Being Known For: Known For: Hectic CAMERON Known For: Known For: KF: Getting on it Known For: Not Known For: Known For: Being heart to heart person. Nap Queen Quirky and Different Being late chunnys at Juliannas Known For: Always “Nitro flashbacks” Swallowing a $1 coin with my parents and coming to school Injuring my hand called horha instead FC: Professional Future carrer: Future carrer: Future carrer: Future carrer: eating in every class Future Career: Future Career: walking everywhere Future Career: Future Career: of Jorja in year 10 Golfer& Nz Actress. Artist Accountant Drug dealer WWWMale model Future carrer: Being Architect Traveling with because I’m too lazy Professional gambler Doctor science Q: “The strongest Quote: Quote: Quote: Quote: the purple wiggle that Quote: daddies money to get a license Quote: Quote: Future Career: people are not those “Just do it, life’s too Just happy to be “Haters will Eatings cheating sleeps on the job Quote: FC: Working at pack- “If no one comes “Only on Thursdays” Criminal or clinical who show strength in short.” here. broadcast your Quote: “This bacon taste like ies forever from the future to psychologist front of us but those failure but whisper “Some people just pig” Q: stop you doing it, Quote: To quote my who win battles we your success” need a high five “ So who’s hosting?” then how bad of an mother, when it’s cold know nothing about.” in the face, with a idea can it be?” outside... “it’s a bit chair” chilly on me willy” SERA COLLIER SCOTTY EASTYN CORBETT MAIA DOIG KATIE DONALD PATRICK DARGE ELIZABETH TANIRAU MANAIA JUDD KARL HOOPER NATALIE KEIR JAYDA KEPA JOLLANDS HARRISON Known For: typos, CRACKNELL Future carrer: Busi- Known For: Known For: Being a Known For: Known For: Known For: KF: Saying “Literally” Known For: her water bottle, Known For: Loud ness owner Swearing on stage chocoholic “Fat Skinny” Known For: Known For: Being Shaun the sheep bag Being a Bean a lot Being the youngest coffee, coffee and and energetic Quote Future carrer: Future carrer: Future carrer: The third wheel the head boy Future Career: Future Career: FC: A job where I Future Career: more coffee Future carrer: “a winner is a Barack Obama’s right Representative for “Fingers crossed it’s Future Career: Future Career: Actress Airforce Pilot am inspired everyday Dermatology Future carrer: English/ physics dreamer who never hand woman people not Macca’s” Costume designer The Navy Quote: Quote: and know that my Quote: “Sometimes Interior designer teacher overseas gives up” Quote: Quote: Quote: Quote: Quote: “Life is like “The only thing I “Waking up is the passion is inevitable you hit the vatty and Quote: Quote: “i dont think i could “What?” “https://youtu.be/ “Mood” a Swimming Pool. got from going here second hardest thing Q: “Life is meant to sometimes the vatty “Pink hair, don’t care.” ever live in this world fGMViTfNPkQ” You can dive into the was more Instagram in the morning.” be lived happy, so hits you” if i wasnt as weird water but you cant followers.” be exactly who you as i’am“ see how deep it is.” want to be” - Dennis Rodman HANNA KILMISTER AMBER LAFFERTY HARLEY ISLES TAYLA MANU-PYM KAYLEE MAUGHAN CORBAN NICOL BRIANNA LANDON RYOTA SHIBUYA SHIVANI PATEL CLOE RASMUSEN JESSIE PARTELOW SHEPHERD READ-HATCH Known For: Known For: Future Career: Known For: Known For: KF: Biking and a bit KF:I am from Japan Known For: Being Known For: Being happy and Buying iceblocks Police Officer Rugby/Rugby League Having an accent more biking Known For: Always Quote: FC: Scientist the biggest ariana My freckles KF: Being sick 24/7 getting involved from the canteen Quote: “When you Future Career: Future Career: FC:Take me home, being on tiktok “I’m Telling You, The Q: “Never forget what grande fan Future Career: FC: Taking over the Future Career: Future Career: come to a crossroad P.E Teacher/Police holistic medicine Country Road Future Career: Government Has A you are. The rest of Quote: A detective earth and fixing what Bussiness owner Future weather lady and run into the win- Quote: Quote: “To live a Quote: Event planner Car That Runs On the world will not. “Thank u, next” Quote: humanity damaged Quote: Quote: ner and the quitter “Run it straight” creative life we must “Take me home, Quote: Water, Man” Wear it like armor, “It is what it is” Q:”It’s hard to be “Treat people with “Stop it youuu” in you, listen to the lose our fear of being country road” “Trust the timing of and it never be used humble when you’re kindness” winner.” wrong” your life” to hurt you.” as great as I am” - Muhammad Ali JAYDEN EDHOUSE LAVNEET MADRE MONIQUE MAXINE MCIVOR AMY MCLEAN RAURETI ORMOND LILY RUTHERFORD TYLA SHAW CAITLIN SIMPSON LIAM SPARKES JOSHUA TUETI GEORGIA SMITH MCCLUNE Known For: Known For: Known For: KF:Embracing my Known For: Known For: Known For: Known For: Head KF:Drawing Known For: Salad Known For: Lip Superior IQ Being Asian Not knowing unique identity. Being a doofus Camp mum Shooting tech engineer in the FC: Builder dressing spills syncing to eminem Future Career: Future Career: CEO Future Career: CEO FC: Director by day, Future Career: CEO Future Career: Quote: hall Q: “In the ninja world, Future Career: Ceo and drinking too Police officer of Tauhara House of mozzarella cheese Drag Queen by night. of tasty cheese Rich Range “BAZINGA” Future Career: those who break the of gouda much tea Quote: Quote: Quote: Q: “Same DNA, but Quote: Rover rugby mum Audio engineer rules are scum, that’s Quote: Future Career: “Now from bring “You done goofed it” “Couldn’t tell ya” born this way.” -Lady “Must be nice” Quote: Quote: “Don’t tell me true... but those who “I hate that” Full time at L’arte knee how grow” Gaga “Wait, What” how to do my job” abandon their friends Q: “It’s a lifestyl”e are worst than scum!” - Kakashi Hatake MHAIRI MOWAT KATIANA NGATA CONNOR PERROTT MANUNUI RAINEY ROSIE OVER SARAH KATE SMITH TANGAROA SAMANTHA JOVAHEA ELLA WATSON GEORGIA Known For: PARKINSON TANA-WANOA STRETTON TUFULA REYNOLDS Known For: Known For: KF: Having a KF: Always hungry Known For: Maccas Known For: Having Karate kid Known For: Brick Lollies Determined, Sporty, quiet personality FC: Environmental Future Career: Known For: Being Known For: No one KF: That TikTok guy an obsession with KF: Crashing cars Future Career: Drinking Tea and Future Career: hard working, loyal and making ‘one’ of Scientist Teacher one of two local knows me FC: Rugby water Kombis FC: Lawyer Physiotherapist Duck taping my car Fasion Industry Future Career: my friends unable to Quote: Quote: crackheads Future Career: technician Future Career: IDK Q: “Being a Quote: Future Career: Quote: Pro Footballer keep a straight face. “You’re never fully “Calm your farm” Future Career: Well Crazy cat lady Q: “It’s not about the own my own busi- disappointment is “If you can’t convince Nurse “Friends, Quote: “You miss FC: Engineering or dressed without a paid NZ P.E teacher Quote: destination, it’s about ness hopefully not a hobby, it’s a Q: “Is it just me or season 4, episode 5, them, confuse them.” 100% of the shots Carpentry smile” Quote: “It be like that “I’m blonde... whats the journey” lifestyle” is Sarah trying to be Quote: minute 9:39” you don’t take.” Q: “Two guys walk sometimes” your excuse?” - Uso Aso Uma more gangsta - Mr “Stay groovy” into a bar.” Bound” KATIANA NGATA SHMUCK STREET I began Karate 4 years ago. I was interested in self de- The members of our band are Logi, Lachlan, Cameron, and Heath. We are all good fence so my friends encouraged me to join. It quickly friends, the band have always been pretty close, as Heath, Lachlan and Cameron all became my passion.
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