ART WORK created by North
Shore secondary schoo! students is
on display at Park Royal Centre
until June 17.

Students of the Secondary Art

Enrichment Program created the
art as Father’s Day promotional
material for Park Royal centre,
said Bill MacDonald, Art Consul-
tant for School District 44.
: ve The art enrichment program is
mere similiar to an immersion program,
said MacDonald, where the stu-
dents work closely with an estab-
lished artist for full days. For the
Park Royal project, 16 North
Vancouver students worked with
commercial illustrator Gordon
Hailoran.

HANDSWORTH SCHOOL’S
junior and senior jazz bands
received gold ratings at the
Pacific Coast Provincial Music
Festival held at UBC fast month.

The festival is the top competi-
tion of the year for B.C.’s sec-
ondary schoo! bands.

For Handsworth, the victory
has been added to a successful

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Students’ art
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‘*Working with Gordon
(Halloran) was a real treat for
them,’” said MacDonald, ‘‘They
brainstormed as a group and
helped each other out.””

Sixteen-year-old Tanya _Biali’s
image was chosen group winner.
The Grade 11 Carson Graham
student’s work can be seen on
page 48 of today’s issue of the
News.

Other winners were Jenni Herr-
ington, a Grade if Handsworth
student, and Elissa Rathje from
Seycove School.

The students’ work can be
viewed at the Leo Marshall centre
through the month of June.

Jazz bands get gold

year which saw the seniors win-
ning the Surrey and Hyack Jazz
Festivals in their category and the
juniors stealing the title at the
Hyack Festival.

Last month, Handsworth’s
senior and concert jazz bands won
top honors at Spring Fest °90 held
in Florida. The school bands were
the only Canadians to compete in
the competition.

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