By OLGA RUSKIN

West Vancouver high schools have a network.
of student reporters who scour their own school
and adjacent.-elementary schools for interesting
items to report to the community on student and

school activities.

Allison Winnett reports
that “Many good things are
happening at
Adventure
phase 3, has been recently
completed. This exciting
project provides pre-school
to Grade 2 structures, a
three-area intermediate
structure and an unusual
tree fort.

‘*‘Increased ‘safety
measures have been im-
plemented at the school by
providing a paid adult
worker to supervise the

to. 9: am. and 2:55, to 3:55

Westcot! .
Playground, :

" Hillside
. children's crosswalk from 6

be made this spring by a
group of Grade 7 students
with students from Verdun,

‘Quebec. Verdun is West

Vancouver's “twin city” and
the West Vancouver
students will host their
fellow pupils from Verdun
when these students return
the visit. At this same time
anotlier Westcot group will
visiting Webb's Holiday
Acres, a guest ranch in the
interior of B.C.”
Kerstin Winter of
reports on a
ceramics .class in which.
students learn a lot more
than just how to make
pottery.
“Mike Evans is an art

of good natured kidding taking place.

RAY NEWELL

teacher who came to Hillside
in* September from West
Vancouver High School.
The-- ceramics .course he
teaches allows students to
learn the basics of ceramics,
such as -skills in. handling
clay,
wheelwork, and some of the
history of pottery as well!
“The course includes a
unit.on Raku pottery which
is a Japanese technique. The
students get an insight into
Japanese culture and study
the influence of Japanese
techniques on western
pottery. They will be going

even further by having some .
tea masters from U.B.C as

guests to demonstrate a
Japanese tea ceremony.
“The class enjoys the
ceramics course very much
and are pleased with the
fact that the course goes
deeper into the background

and history of pottery rather |
than “just the practical ap-

plications of ceramics.

VETERANS of World War One relive their memories at a Vimy Dinner, April 9, held at Royal Canadian Leglon’s
Branch 118. George Scholes, 79, proposed the toast to the Queen, and pianist Betty Bennett provided the ac-
companiement to the singing led by Jean Chapman. All the veterans had a good time at the annual event, with a lot

glaze “making and.

Pr re oa

Eric. Pattick of Hillside
gives “some .

musical comedy Apything
Goes, running May 7 to 9, 13
to 15. Eric writes that “it is a
two act comedy-romance,

--eabout—three hours per

performance.”
Twenty-five boys
forty girls tried out. Twenty-
four boys and twenty-five
girls were chosen. The
majority of actors and ac-
tresses are in Grades 10 and

11. The cast is practising .

regularly and will work in
conjunction with a 12-man
orchestra.

As a parent I want to
report about how in-
teresting, informative and
entertaining the “open
house” afternoon was for
Grade 7 parents at Irwin

Park recently. Students from .

Marianne Massigh’s socials

class and Dale ‘Lundstrom’s ©

science class showed off
their socials projects on
Egypt and their - science
' projects on solar cell energy.’
Several students had made
Egyptian costumes which
they wore when talking
about their projects. Parents
were served Egyptian
delicacies made by the girls
as part. ot their. Project on

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