W~ Sunday, May 29, 1988 - North’ Shore News

Carson grads achieve

THE 1988 graduating class of Car-
son Graham is unique in the diver-
‘sity of its students.

The 447 graduating seniors are
enrolled in different programs and
come from “a variety of cultural
backgrounds.

lt was also a year of achieve-
ment for many grads, who’ par-

ticipated vin the opening ‘of the
Carson Foyer Gallery, triumphs of
numerous athletic. teams, : the
‘Alaska music tour, the successes of

the jazz and, chamber choirs in the: “
and the.~
drama= production of . The ~ Fif-..-

Provincial Music Festival,

teen-Minute Hamlet.

At the beginning of ‘the year,

teachers and representatives from
each grade met at the North Van-
“couver Outdoor School to discuss
future‘events and ideas that would
benefit the school.

From. this’ weekend .evolved the -

‘concept, of ;pride: in the’ school,
which was focused on throughout
" the year, and’ easily recognized in
‘the student body.

-Among the top Carson Graham,

7 graduates are:

; Victoria Cock — student ‘council
‘member of-:the | _North

treasurer,

‘supporter .of grad» and.

Shore Highlanders provincial
champion "soccer team and voted
as most valuable player ‘in the pro-
‘vince; honor roll student, senior

‘girls basketball and volleyball team

member.
Derek Porter - — manager of the

school store, dependable ‘and. reli-. ;

able carly shift cafeteria worker; a

creative, enthusiastic and energetic.
events; a.

motivator for. student
student - giving generously of his
time to innumerable schoo! activi-
ties; a member “of the principal's
“Screaming Eagles'* spirit club.
Candice Larschied drama

student, a.tutor for English as a:

a Star
school
events; a model of boundless spirit

Second Language student;

‘and energy:

Naveed Dhagani — arrived in

* Canada three years ago and spoke
‘not a word of English; straight:'A’
 student,-a tutor for English as a

¢

Second Language students; swim
team: member, chess player,
dedicated worker on the - world
peace committee. os

Rommel’ Cruz = top art stu-
dent, tremendous talent in graphic

design and: drawing and painting;

‘grad ‘council, .

of student council;

-of. the ‘Red’ Cross blood donor

“won many art awards and has pare

ticipated in several district art ini-
tiatives; spends’ majority of his

_ time at home painting.

Camille’ Pazdera — one of the
most successful business education’
students; secretary of . student ©
council, honor roll student;. work
experiences at BC Rail, Interna-
tional Forest Products and conti-
nuing education.

Debbie. Lisle — president of .
‘student council, -honor roll’ stu-
dent,..member of the ‘provincial «

eae

_ champion soccer team North Shore. .
» Highlanders, member of the senior

girls: field hockey team; drama and
music student for five years: active
in the school and community. :
Alison, Barker, — president of
member of “senior
girls field hockey, honor roll stu-~

“dent; member of the North Van-

_couver Youth Rand, and | _ school ;

: bank:

Christine Nott — vice- president
honor rofl stu- -
dent; member -of the “senior: girls _
field hockey. team; head organizer

NEWS photo Mikes Wekefleld

OUTSTANDING CARSON: Graham’ graduating students’ take wing...
Pictured are (foreground) Candice Larschied, (second row, left to right):
Naveed Dhagani, Derek Porter, Christine Nott, (third row, left to right)

‘clinic at Carson: Graham receiving:
Rommel Cruz, Victoria Cook, Alljoa Barker and Debbie Lisle..

the greatest number of donors.

PREPARI G FOR the ‘future are, these. outstanding West Vancouver Secondary. School graduating ‘students: ;
- (left to'right) Soni Gundersen, Margaret Langford, Mary Georgiles, Drew Colter,’ Andy Chai, Kristine Fiala. :
and Hans Knapp. : .

WV students ‘sta ee |

§. Secondary, there are some students who stand out due
; to their achievements in a variety of areas." - , :

tional, “Whitewater | kayaking * team: to. compete in
Junior Worlds in Spain in July. ..
Mary Georgilas -—- GPA 4. 0; member’ ‘of "YWCA

AMONG ‘THE: graduating class of West. Vancouver

‘ Some of these students are:

* Service Group (Soromundi); B.C: Youth Parliament; ‘
* “active in field hockey and debating.’ ;

Hans: Keapp — GPA’ 3. 75; active. in: basketball,’ 7
Drew Colller: =_ GPA 3 5; grad. committee presi-

' track, and. field, orchestra and musical productions :
“such as Oklahoma! |...
* Sonia Gundersen - = : GPA 3: 7; ‘wildlife artist; avid
: skier; tutor; cyclist; runner. ; .
Margaret: Langford » — GPA: 3.857; active - ‘in,
“volleyball, basketball, x- “county -running;: track ‘and “i
| field ‘teams: grade “8-12 inclusive; treasurer.’ of 1988 « volleyball, tennis, t
I: grad committee,’ member of Junior ‘Canadian | Na- ‘oils and seni

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