BERYL WRIGHT
Popular teacher passes away

NORTH VANCOUVER
School District was saddened
June 14, by the sudden death
of Beryl Wright, 54, a popu-
lar and well-known teacher
in the district’s elementary
schools,

Beryl began her teaching
career at North Star, where
she met Jean Marshall,-a
colleague and Sater close
friend. Together they
developed curriculum guides
and activities for the
teaching of language arts
and social studies. These
contributions have been ex-
tensively used throughout
the district for many years.

Beryl was instrumental in
introducing field trips to the
schools’ curriculum. Her
thoughtful organization and
encouragement of field trips
has enriched the lives of
many North Vancouver stu-
dents. ; .

In 1976, she guided a
group of students from

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Beryl served as Intermedi-
ate Consulant in the North
Vancouver schools, went on
exchange to England in the
school year 1957/58, and
from 1969 to 1971 taught
with the Department of Na-
tional Defence Schools in
Lahr, Germany.

Her other teaching
assignments in North Van-

couver have been at Cleve-

land and at Brooksbank.

She died of a heart attack
at the North Vancouver
Outdoor School at Paradise
Valley, where the
Brooksbank Grade 7's were
enjoying a year-end camp-
out.

The teachers with whom
she worked, and the ad-
ministration staffs in her
schools, will remember her
enthusiasm, her competence
and dedication, and the driv-

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326.0007.

ing energy she displayed in
meeting all the onerous de-
mands of her teaching as
well as in engaging in extra-
curricular activities such as
producing operettas and

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Her pupils, and their
parents, will remember her
gift of inspiring interest in,
and enthusiasm for, even the
dullest subject, and her abil-

North Shore

37 - Wednesday, June 26, 1985 - North Shore News

ity to bring out the best in
every pupil.

Her quick wit,
thoughtfulness and loyalty
made her a friend and com-
panion without equal.

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The school district extends
its sympathies to her mother,
Mrs. Lilian Saxby, 205 E.
28th St., North Vancouver,
for the loss of her beloved
only daughter.

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