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A School Crest is a required and needed part of a school's spirit and organization.

It supplies our school and students with a symbol with which can be identified. Thus it fulfills our basic need for recognition from other schools. we It also provides us with something definite which we can refer to with pride and loyalty when we are asked about our school. This is why it is so important to have an understanding of School Crest.

By this time, most of you should know what our School Crest looks our like.

However, you very probably don't know why it was made as it was or what it represents. Therefore, here is a full explanation.

The Crest's general shape is a modification of the shell, which was the symbol of the pilgrim, or PALMER during his religiousscallop to Jerusalem. The crest, which contains the two school colors~-powder bluejourney and navy blue, contains three main things: First, there is the large ''P" in the Griffin's This ''P"', of course, stands for Palmer. The reason for using only the one letter paw. was that it was thought that if other letters, such as J.H.S. or R.C. were included, it would the effectiveness of the rest of the crest without adding merely serve to detract from any necessary information to Second, there is the GRIFFIN which occupies the centre of the was picked because it was the central figure of most of the PALMERcrest (the Griffin family crests in England), According to "Shield and Crest" by Julian Franklyn, the Griffin is a quadruped of gigantic proportions having the tail and hindquarters of a lion and the forelimbs, wings, and head of an eagle, to which is added the ears of a lion. The Griffin has numerous virtues and apparently no vices (which of course makes it the perfect example of an average Palmer student). Among its virtues, the Griffin possesses vigilance, courage, strength and intelligence. It is sharp of eye, keen of ear and faithful. All in all, this noble beast is an excellent symbol for a school with the high standards of Palmer.

Third, and most important, is the Palmer School "KyAo<" which is an ancient Greek word meaning ''To Honour", "To Glory," or ''Tomotto So far, we have the disFame." tinction of being the only known school in Western Canada with a Greek Motto.

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Every pupil in this wonderful establishment of ours is a "palmerite'' hence a "pilgrim".

If you haven't seen the light, I'll have to let you find out for yourself from our various

other messages.

If this is confusing, don't worry about it, sooner or later, you will understand.

Of course, there are those, who--even by the time Charlie Brown wins his first baseball game, mini-skirts become belts, Snoopy shoots down the Red Baron and the only

difference between boys and girls is that one of them shaves her legs--will never understand. But don't give up.

In case you hadn't noticed, all of us (teachers and students) make a pilgrimage to school. Once there, we try to make a pilgrimage down our hallowed halls.

I'm sure that most people know why I say â&#x20AC;&#x153;try''. It's easy if you're six inches tall and two inches wide. Of course, even then, you're in grave danger of first being noticed, second, ridiculed and lastly destroyed by a crushing onslaught of fellow students.

There are many other examples; our journey up the down staircase, around the fields for laps in P.E., you couldn't name them ali, and you learn something from each one of them.

From the former, rules are made for a purpose and from the latter, that you really weren't in such great shape.

As I said, a lesson from everything.

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Interviews the Vice-Principal Mr. Shaw is one of the busiest people in the school.

His day is varied and full of new problems face.

There are never two days which are the same. Besides teaching Grade 8 Math he deals, in general, with discipline and attendance. (Mr. Shaw and Mr. Errico work on the major problem together).

The time at which he is the busiest is just before and after one o'clock. During that time there is hardly a day that goes by when there isn't an accident reported. The busiest season of the year is June when all the timetables for next year are being planned.

Mr. Shaw feels that the value of the yearbook might Would the teachers in charge not be appreciated fully until you are older. The school please send............ activities are a ''must'' in any school to encourage school spirit (and to relieve boredom ?).

Mr. Shaw also feels that the amount of hair a boy may have on his head has nothing whatsoever to do with his social or academic standard. He said people who make snap judgements on teenagers have obviously not been in contact with them. â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;I think there is nothing more rewarding than working with the young people today.

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It can't be trouble this time! romotional meetings, assemblies ake Mr. Errico's day even more hectic. As you can see, far from the picture of this man and his job, Mr. Errico's tasks deal more with counseladministrative details and are far from becoming dull. Because his job deals iblic relations, Mr. Errico finds his job increasingly more interesting. We dering if it is perhaps because our generation is considered stranger than â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;specially by that generation that comes immediately before us? ? Š rates school spirit as akey factor for abetter school, and because he believes whether athletic, intellectual, or cultural, should be spontaneous, our yearwed his enthusiastic approval. ng, 1 hope we have brought you little closer to the stern-looking man â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;'down$s his hard job well. Incidentally, on being asked his likes and dislikes, at he liked blueberry muffins and disliked students saying, ''But I only |

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Mr. Shaw Cameron Hyde Donna Cochran

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Susan Cochran Pat Hull Bruce Johnson Donna Mitchell Rosemary Nowicki Lyle Sopel Chuck Vaugeois Jim Sharp Louise Betterton Joanne Johnson Pam Fleming Tom Jacobsen Judy Bealey Jay Morrison

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Kathy Jones Jeanne Ball

Doug Reid Klaus Siperko John Watson Wyatt Mutch

Don Hammond

Bill Torsky Murray Graft Angela Wells

Julie Riesterer

Colleen Urwin Kathy Stevens Reg Peppler Brad Ackerman Gail Buettner

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1967-68 has been my most enjoyable year at Palmer. Jeanne, Donna, Kathy, myself and the 28 class presidents, with the help and guidance of Mr. Shaw have tried to make it varied and enjoyable for the whole student body.

Slight changes in dances and mixers, and the new time clock were all well accepted. More than twice the number of rings were sold this year than in 66-67 and we feel that Palmer's school spirit soared higher than ever before.

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The Yearbook staff wishes to thank Mr. Shaw and the 1966/67 Students! Council who enabled us to set up the dark room for developing and printing our pictures, We also wish to thank the 1967/68 Students! Council for buying us a camera. We feel that with this new equipment we can go on to bigger and better productions. We hope that this issue proves our point and that you are pleased with the results.

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When the Journalism Club was publishing its second yearbook, we sent the editor to interview Mr. Palmer in order to have some of his opinions, his memories, his ideas and his suggestions in a tribute to him, since our school was named after him. The boys who went to the interview found him interested, affable, and favorably inclined toward this one more project or aspect of Palmer School life. It was no surprise, since he had always taken an extreme interest in the School and all its activities.

During his interview, in answering a question about hobbies and relaxation, he mentioned the many happy hours he spent cultivating roses which he found interesting and the products of which provided some beauty. Goodness knows that Palmer's students have never been identified with--or accused of being a bouquet of roses (or even compared to one) but, since, during his lifetime, Mr. Palmer did find us interesting, and since he often came to be with us during special functions and assemblies, and, since, as Palmerites, we bear his name--then let us remember to keep the name of Robert C. Palmer School one to be proud of. If he could be here, I am sure that he would affirm that he would best like to be remembered in this way.

In matter of fact, it may be a more difficult task and be a greater challenge than just paying lip service to his memory. And perhaps "that''--is as it should be too.

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congratulate the Rugby team on an excellent season. They played 7 matches and won them all.

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R. Courage T. Nisbett L. Bailey B. Pelling

F, Radler J. Beamon D. Rushworth

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Don't squash the ball! Kick it out here!

The Bantam Soccer team

games to enter the semifinal against Gladstone, whom they beat 1-0. In the final game they tied with Churchill and so share the Vancouver and District cup. The Juvenile soccer team are also to be congratulated in winning in their final against Churchill to win the V. Won 8 out of 10

and D. cup.

BACK ROW: Bill More, Ron

Priest, Tim Jacobsen, Robert

Turenne, Robert Arnold.

CENTRE ROW: Rick Gayton, Alan Baydala, Henry Talve, Dave Cochran, Mr. Thompson.

FRONT ROW: Ian Crane, Jody Morrison, Bob Maters, Gary Mann.

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1968 Term

Mr. F.G. Price Mrs. T.M. Johnstone Mr. F. Errington Mr. R.J. Bowman Mrs. A.E. Scott

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Theda Bara, Carole Lombard?

Of course you don’t. That’s why Eaton’s has a shop for you. Not your mother or your aunt, but you. Because you want to gear up, tune in, follow the Sounds you'll head for Eaton’s Young

Shops. What’s happening?

Kandy Koated Colours. Shaggy

Baggys and skinny minis. Carnaby Casuals and swinging

things that go Boom in the night. A whole kaleidoscope of in accessories for psychedelightful living. And some of the biggest Values for teens.

Drop out of your rut and we'll see you at Eaton’s. Where it’s really happening. And now.

65

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â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Master plans unfold but slowly." (Lao-tzu) Likes--fenders, modelling, guitar Ambition--to go to Wh.H. of N.Y. JEANNE BALL Likes--all sports, pizza. Dislikes-English Assignments, getting up. Pet Peeve--being called Jean.

MARILYN ARNOLD Likes--tall, skinny people, Dislikes--snobby people and pickled purple cabbage.

JUDY BAYDALA picks.

Likes--Little flowers and the Dislikes--melting popsicles. Ambition ~-Kazoo player, DONNA COCHRAN Pet Peeve--having my sister beside me, Dislikes--heights, Batman. Likes--boys, cheerleading, sports, water skiing. Ambition--to be 16.

HOTHER BREGENHUS Ambition--to be a monk, Dislikes--early morning services, Likes--monastaries, DAVE

BLACKFORD

Red Baron,

STAN AMOR Likes--girls, motorcycles, and cars, Ambition--to be an educated bum or be a great

motorcycle racer.

Likes--everything psychedelic, Georgia Straight, Dislikes--people who put down hippies. Ambition--to get out of school and travel.

WALTER BAKER Likes--girls, hot rods, Dislikes-lighted classrooms, DIANE ABREY

CRAIG BATCHELLER Likes--sports, especially golf and hockey. Dislikes--people who spell my name wrong and French. Ambition--to make a million, BARBARA CAVAN Likes--school and teachers, Pet Peeve--steps, Ambition--to make people happy.

GLEN CLARK Likes--Fast cars. No interest in money. Prefers one girl at a time.

CINDY ALLIN Likes--The Raiders and certain people. Dislikes--being called Cinderella by Bebirly.

DON BECKMAN Ambition--to get rich quick and live a long quiet life. Dislikes--comments for the annual, JUNE BOYCOTT Likes--guys, fast cars, and dancing, Dislikes--school. Pet Peeve--a certain guy.

JIM BEAMAN

Likes--drag racing, fords, surfing.

Dislikes--homework, school and candy.

ANITA CLOSE Likes--looking at things downside up, stuffing olives, and skydiving. Secret Fear-heights, RON CROMAR Likes~--fast cars, girls, and money.

Dislikes--being broke, Ambition--pass Grade 10 Math,

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SUSAN COCHRAN Pet Peeve--Being beside my sister, Likes--Boys, sewing, driving and waterskiing.

DAVE BROWN Likes-~-Sports cars, Dislikes--Answering questions for the yearbook, Ambition--Auto

mechanic.

MARLENE BROWN Likes--Skating and going everywhere. Dislikes--Homework and Math,

Likes--Pool, cars, Export A. Dislikes Probation Officers, Ambition--Pass French 9, BARBARA BRYAN Likes--a certain guy, ‘67 Mus-

DON BANISTER

go

flutter tangs, Dislikes--Loud noises, people who flutter tweet tweet.

LARRY BOLINGBROKE Dislikes--Boiled cabbage and calisthenics. Pet Peeve-- Teachers,

Likes--wine, women, and song, Giving up--Song, Ambition--To become a Wino.

LEANNE BJORKLUND Likes--Quiet guys, Dislikes-people who talk too much, Ambition--To get out

JIM CLIFF

of school.

STEVE CRANE

CHRIS

CLARKE

No

comment,

Likes--Money, school, Dislikes--

library monitors.

SUSAN COOPER Likes--Tuna fish salad, spaghetti, and loves everybody, Dislikes--big boys.

LEN BAILEY Likes--School and homework and 69,

Dislikes--Cars,

LOTHER CZECH Likes--dislikes. Dislikes--likes.

Ambition--To make up my mind, JOYCE BUCHANAN Likes--Byron Eedy. Dislikes- P,E, Ambition--To be a housewlie.

‘ICHAEL BRADFORD Likes--Girls, motorcycles, ee oe

LAWRENCE DANYLUK Likes--Fishing, boating.

Ambition--To get a driver's license, Dislikes--

doing homework,

Likes--Sports, especially golf and tennis, Dislikes--French. Ambition--To pass French,

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Class 2 What the fool cannot learn he laughs

at...''

(Marie Corelli) ROCKY COURAGE Likes--Horseback riding, swimming, Dislikes--Pizzas, home-made soup.

PAULA FRIEL Likes--Frogs, strange people, hangten, boys, stuff. Dislikes--Palmer, disease, Barney

Boomer, FAKARO Likes--girls, chev's, motorcycles, Dislikes--School and haircuts.

JOHN

DELANY

MARG

Likes--Chewing gum, Dislikes-Ambition--To own a gum

Throwing away gum,

factory.

DARWIN FIESSEL Likes--Money, cars. Dislikes-School, homework, Ambition-~-sky diver.

MIA DEWILDT

Likes--Horseback

riding,

boys,

Science, Dislikes--Being tall. Ambition--To become educated.

Likes--'68 Corvettes, candy apple red, metallic yellow, Mike, Dislikes--Little

ROCKY FENNICK kids, â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;52 cars.

DAVE ELDER Dislikes--The cataphotus and the sholtz. Needs--"Spelling". Likes--The garants and the froitz, NORA CURISTON Dislikes--Corn Flakes, Likes-Paintings on fences, cellophane flowers, popsicles, Ambition--To learn to skate.

Likes--Breathing clean air, Ambition--To get through Grade 10.

BEV FEARNEHOUGH Likes--Shroeder, Shanker, The "Hungry", Dislikes--Old news, new olds.

DARRELL DOUGLAS Likes--girls, motorcycles, Ambition--To become a Grim Reaper, Dislikes-homework, long essays.

MIKE GREENWOOD

Likes--Girls, chev's, wrestling.

Dislikes--School, haircuts, DARLENE FUNNELL Likes--Major Gribbits, Psychedelic music, Frog Band. Ambition--Head Shrinker, Dislikes--Dentists, snobs and warts, OTTO FUIK Likes--Girls, chev's, Dislikes--haircuts, school, GARRY DYKEMA

BOB

GREENHALGH

Likes--Travelling,

Dislikes--

warm ice-cream and calisthenics, Ambition--To see Europe and to imitate an Aardvark, PAT HALL Likes--Boys English Groups, P. T. Dislikes--Boring weekends, Pet Peeves--Bad table

manners, GILFILLAN Likes--Money, cars, Dislikes-certain teachers. Ambition--skin divers.

JOHN

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JANET EASTERBROOK Likes--chewing gum. Dislikes--dull weekends. Pet Peeve--when someone scratches their nails down the blackboard, CLIFF EVANS Likes--Number 12. Dislikes--Violin solos, Ambition--Finger painter, COLLEEN CRANE Likes--certain people. Dislikes-certain people, Ambition--meet certain people,

BYRON EEDY

Nothing to say.

Likes--Hippies, long long hair, Ambition--to get my driver's license; to get out of school. Dislikes--war, people who hate long hair.

JAMES FERGUSON Simply mad about French!!!

BARB

HALL

TOM ELLIS Likes--Sports and skiing.

LIZ CORRIGAL Likes--a certain guy in Burnaby,

convertibles, Dislikes--Big mouths, Likes--kissing his mother. Dislikes --useless deodorants,

ROD DOUGLAS

GRINHAM Likes--the Beatles. Dislikes-can't stand French. Ambition--to become educated, I think.

JUDY ELIAS Likes--The Beatles, "IN" fashions, boys. Dislikes--Wars, Hopes someday to go to ROCKY

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Likes--sitting under tall oak trees, Dislikes--being hit on the head by falling acorns, Ambition--To be a chipmunk,

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Ambition--Ski instructor, DONNA FLETT Likes--Old movies, tall guys, cars.

Dislikes--Homework, people with big mouths, Math 10. Ambition--To finish school, CLINT DILLINGHAM Likes--cars, Astioytos, the hexytons. Needs--Spelling and some new ideas, Dislikes--useless deodorants, and syartz halitosis,

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Class

5

''To know you are ignorant is best.''

(Lao-tzu) ILKA KLOSTERMAN

Likes--growlies, noses, X,K,E, Dislikes--toads, threads, V.W., goons.

Ambition--to get out of Palmer, LINDSAY HORA Likes--most everything. Dislikes --being vice-president of class, Ambition--have a happy family.

RHONDA LEWIS Likes-- kidneys and riding up and down escalators, Ambition--to fly a plane,

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Likes--Pete's moons and cotton, Ambition--broom sweep, WENDY LILLEY Ambition--drive to L,A, in a mauve jeep, Dislikes--conformists, rain, Likes-happiness, sunshine.

ROD LARSON Likes--school, homework, Dislikes-girls, smoking and cars, Ambition--school teacher.

JIM JAMIESON

DOUGLAS GROTH Likes--eating, sleeping, reading, and playing football. Dislikes-- people that pick on me, Ambition--to be a professional worker, INGRID JASSMANN Likes--antiques, old-fashioned

modern clothes, rainy days. Ambition--clothes hanger.

MAURIE HODGSON Likes--sleeping, breathing, food, Dislikes--starvation, work, things. Ambition -~-To rule the world.

SHARON JOHNSON Likes--sports, cars and boys, staying out late, Dislikes--homework, KELLY KEEGAN Likes--fords, V, W, 's, long blonde hair, Dislikes--chev's, ERIC LARSON Likes--horses, Dislikes--people that know-it-all, fords, sandwiches. Ambition--veterinarian.

Likes--science and English. Dislikes --cars, Ambition--to get to grade 12 without flunking.

DONNA HOLMES Likes--X,K,E,'s, V, W, 's, T-BIRDS. Dislikes--Judi's old crow, Ambition-Father of Six. Pet Peeve--crewcuts.

BOB HALL Likes--tests, school. Dislikes--teachers.

Ambition-~-school teacher, JIM HARDER

CORK Y KEENAN Likes--boys, horses, Dislikes-being short, school. Ambition--to abolish schools, RANDY LEFTERUK Likes-~-girls, cars, Dislikes- school, homework, ADRIANA KOOP Likes--folk music, to be an individualist, Ambition--designer, to see Europe by sports car,

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RICHARD HING Likes--basketball, floor hockey, baseball, Dislikes--School.

BRIGETTE KOESTLMAIER Likes--people. Dislikes --Boys with long hair.

CAMERON HYDE Likes--Egg sandwiches, girls with long hair, Dislikes--Mushrooms, people who knowit-all, fords, Ambition--Psychologist,

Likes--Friends "The more the Ambition--Stenographer in a law firm, BOB HOFLER Likes--White rats, knitting and sewing.

Dislikes-- People who know it all. Ambition-Marine biologist.

JACKIE LACROIX Loves--my mommy, Dislikes-Big bright moons, Ambition--To finish school.

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JOHN HOLT

Socials, Science,

Likes--Kissing mother, Dislikes-Ambition--Hero.

BRUCE JOHNSON

Eating,

BETTY LACROIX Likes--Big people. Dislikes--girls, smoking and cars. Ambition--School teacher.

SONNY LEE Moved to Vancouver, MAUREEN FLETT Likes--Travelling, Dislikes-homework,

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Ambition--To bend a potato

chip.

TANYA KRAWCHUK Ambition--To get through German 10. Pet Peeve--Matches, [AN FLETT Likes--Hockey, Math, Dislikes--

school,

ISAAC Likes--Flowers, walking in the rain, Dislikes--Meat, curly hair. Hobbies-~-Painting signs and pool table covers, CATHY LANDERS Likes--Sports, food, Ambition-P,E, Teacher.

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ELLEN MACKAY Likes--flower child, a certain guy, and weird bedrooms, Dislikes--Socials 10, homework, Ambition--to get a certain guy.

ROD McKAY My ambition is to cut Chris

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ROSLYN CANTWELL Likes--The idea of going to Richmond High and Peculiar People. Dislikes--Per-

fect People. Ambition--To learn to drive and finish school, STAN MOORE Likes--All censored, Dislikes--Deplored, Ambition--wipe out teachers, --Oh my! signed Censor,

Likes--flower children and weird things.

Dislikes--normal things and Russian food, RICK MORRIS Likes--Nothing. Dislikes--Everything, Ambition--Vice-Principal, ROSALYN MALCOLM Ambition--to travel to California in an orange jeep, Dislikes--rich people.

GAIL McRAE

TERRY NISBETT I like BUGging Duck.

TISH MEIER Likes--pigeons and horse-radish,

Dislikes--Sourchraut? (spelling it) Ambition--to go

to Tus Sask,

ROBERT LELOUP To Chalk up a record with Red Riding Hood like My big brother's,

GAIL McKERNAN Likes--All the guys from Steveston and V, W, 's. Ambition--To reach Penticton.

NOEL McDOWELL I'm a peace lover. Ambition-to live to be 105, MARIE MILLER

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Likes--Fourth Ave., sailors, and

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Likes--reading certain books, Likes--Eating, Dislikes--Sausages, and sour milk, Ambition--Tame Spoiled Brats, JOHN JOHNSTON Likes--cars. Ambition--to be a nothing or a bum, NEDELAK

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JUDI McCUTCHEON Likes--Donna's Red Baron, T,R, and X,K,E, 's. Dislikes--crows. Ambition-You don't know do ya?

COLIN McDONALD Likes--Driving around the backyard in a Volks, Dislikes--Putting watches

back together,

CHERRIL LOW Likes--Burnt marshmallows, fried green tomatoes, Dislikes--Whipping cream, Ambitions--To finish school, to get a job, to live away from home, CHRIS LOCKETT Dislikes--haircuts, Likes chicks and flower children. Ambition-to be a zoologist and raise pure bred Bantams, WENDY McDOWELL Likes--H. W. Ambition-- Wants to grow over 5 ft, Pet Peeve--Red hair, Dislikes

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without working,

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JOANNE LONG Likes--Peanut Butter, Dislikes-onions, people who eat onions, Ambitions-- wealth, fame and old age,

ROBERT MACHUK

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having in C,F,S, today?

SHEILA MATHESON Likes--Sitting in trees and throwing nuts at people, Dislikes--Lawrence

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Welkers, PAUL HARRISON Likes--flower people, wisdom and purity. Dislikes--Vancouverites and War,

NANCY MacGOUGAN Likes--metalic green cars, rain. Dislikes--Snow.

BILL NIESSEN Likes--Swimming. Dislikes--parents (sometimes), Ambition--To go to University.

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Only ambitious students with A,B or C plus need expect to take part in the book-burning when 8.5. 10 texts are withdrawn or replaced.

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blass 5 ''Peace...comes only from the conquered mind.'' (Lao-tzu) Likes--Snow skiing. Dislikes-- work, Ambition--pilot, Interests--in opposite sex, GLENNA ORTON Likes--boys, skating, Dislikes-boring English periods and keyholes.

DWAIN RUSHWORTH Overheard saying--"But, how LONG do I have sit here?"

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KAREN NORDIN Likes--laughing, boys and Fridays, Dislikes--walking home alone, JIM PARKE Likes--chewing gum in French, Dislikes ~-a certain former socials teachers, Ambition--to be 7 ft. tall, CRYSTAL OVENDEN Likes -certain red Mustangs, Dislikes- apricots, Ambition--to understand “people”, Interests--sports, boys.

Likes-cartoons, Ambition -=porcupine trainer, Interests--Oakalla, B.C. LAURIE ROADHOUSE Likes--"Places to go" and “Red Balloons", Dislikes--People who call other people down, Ambition--Europe in the New Future, ANDREW PAVEY Likes--Cap'n Crunch commercials and girls. Dislikes--Magnolia Bulkhead and people who carry umbrellas, Ambition--to have a cereal named after me,

DENNIS RUSCHEINSKY

Likes--Major Gribbits Frog Band, psychedelic music and M.P. Dislikes-~-snobs, snoopy people, war, Ambition--mad scientist.

DANNY PEARSON Likes--Boys Cooking. Dislikes-eating food from boys’ cooking, Ambition--to be mau-mau, Interests--T.C, and it ain't Top Cat. DALE RIVA Likes--boys, meeting people, Bruce Miller Combo, Dislikes--people who think I should be an A student because my father is a teacher.

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BRIAN PROCTOR

Likes--Grasshoppers, Beans, Dislikes--Gorillas and spinach, Ambition--Retired millionaire at twenty, Interests --the Credit Union, SHIRLEY MORSE Likes--motorcycles and boys, Dislikes--The word " Work" and snobs, Ambition-to get out of school, Lightbulbs,

MIKE POPPELL Dislikes--French, homework and certain teachers, Likes--Scuba diving, astronomy and watching T.V.

Likes-- a guy from Steveston.

Dislikes--"pop” and snobs, Ambition--to get married, Interests--boys, BOB PELLING Likes--Charlie Brown, Linus. Dislikes --Lucy. Ambitions--To be a King, PAM RATELLE Likes--parties, dances, boys, Dislikes--teachers telling you to get rid of your gum, Ambition--teaching, CATHY MULLER

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Likes--a boy with red hair.

Dislikes--grunipy teachers, Ambition--teacher, MARK REYNOLDS Ambition--to go--"Hil” , (then splat), KAREN ORTON Likes--Summer holidays. Dislikes-Big Breakfasts, Ambition--To pass Math 10, Interests-~swimming and water skiing.

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ERIC PHILLIPS Likes--all hobbies, skating, water skiing and swimming, ROSEMARY NOWICKI Likes--everything in general and nothing in particular.

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DIANE MOSLIN Likes-~-people who use toothpaste with pazazz and sex appeal, ADRIAN PARKINSON Likes--sports, Dislikes-school and most teachers,

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Likes--baby elephants, Mr. Shaw.

Dislikes--mouthy kids, Ambition-- be a JUJITSU Teacher, Interests--Royal Bank of Canada, RED RADLER Likes--It's a nice book and the pictures are prett good, Interest--I like the W,W. i. W, shops in the books, NT ISILE Likes--Drag racing. Ambition-y

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Solitude is strength.

Glass 6 "A

thousand-mile journey began with a foot put down."

(Lao-tzu) RENE SIBBELEE

"Mint" things,

Likes~-Sitar Music, Dislikes--

JIM STEWART

Dislikes--curly hair.

Dislikes--"Mother's yelling" and going to piano lessons, Likes--going to Soul Likes-~-sports,

RENE RUSSELL

Dances and

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KEN SAMPERT Likes--sleeping, eating, playing dollies, and singing, HEIDI SCHUSS Likes--cars, skating and sports, Ambition--to sit on top of the flag pole, Dislikes-.

this off-set picture of me, BRYAN

SCHROEDER

Likes--cars, girls, money and

T.V. Dislikes--fake mags

and dogs.

LINDA SIGURDSON Dislikes--staying home and sloppy people. Likes--dances and volleyball.

SCOTT SMITH Likes--weight lifting, sleeping.

Dislikes--cars that don't run.

JANICE SMITH Likes--Hippy Dippy weather man, Dislikes-~-sales ladies with black dresses and itchy

underwear,

Ambition--Crack-pot.

GOLDIE SEMPLE

Dislikes--Rocky, Bull-winkle and the Bobbsey Twins, Ambition--Thermonuclear submarine operator, Likes--ping-pong balls and yumyum cookies, DOUG SCOTT Likes--Beep and holidays. Dislikes-being sick and homework, JEANNE SIMMONDS Ambition--to have fun.

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Likes--travel, football and barbecued steaks, Dislikes--carrying school books and rain, KAREN SCHUBERG Likes--Fairy God Mothers, Ambition-- weather forcaster,

GEOFF SMITH

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Likes--helicopter rides, folk-

singing and bush-pilots, PAUL SIMPSON Likes-- weightlifting and wrestling, Dislikes--people who don't try to build up their

Likes--Raika, Buddy. Dislikes--

Likes--catching flies and bugs, Dislikes--tall women. Hobbies--censored.

BARB SIMPSON likes--people who "sock-it to me" and likes being bald, Dislikes--people who â&#x20AC;&#x153;Act Tough", Hobbies counting the stars VICTOR STEBLIN Likes--teachers that forget what they said, LYLE SOPEL

ALAN SHARPE dislikes boys,

Likes-~-girls,

Dislikes--girls who

ELAINE SAGER Likes--hippies, psychedelic music.

Dislikes--war and poverty, Ambition--to be happy.

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LLOYD SILVER Likes--girls, Chevs and Shazzan.

Dislikes--People who wear polka-dotted underwear.

DEBBIE TONGUE Nothing to say, KEN SZYMCZAK Nothing to comment on.

likes--skating and toasted cheese Dislikes--liver and babysitting, Ambition--to skydive.

CHRIS RIGBY Likes--B-17's air cadets and flying.

Dislikes--nagging grannys and French, COLLEEN SHEARER Likes--boys, sports and travelling, Dislikes--curly hair, BRENDA ROSS

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GREG KOOP Likes--girls, skiing, Dislikes-Narcotics, Ambition-- World traveller.

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others must have suffered himself.'' (Lao-tzu) PRED TINKLEY Likes--T,V. and comic books, Dislikes--Lousy T.V. shows and lousy comic books, LYNN PERLSTROM Dislikes--slow moving people.

Likes--people, hospitals and children. Hobbies-skating, swimming and reading, Ambition-children's nurse, BOB TAYLOR Likes--violin lessons, Dislikes-- fun and games, wet ice, Ambition-- piccolo player,

CAROL TURENNE

Likes--boys, sports, sleeping and eating. Dislikes--squash and homework, Interests-Hi-Y. Pet Peeve--foreign languages, BOB WEBBER Likes--elephant hunting and eating out, Dislikes--old garbage cans, JANICE WILLOUGHBY Likes--summer, clothes, reading. Dislikes--winter, dull books.

ROLAND

WONG Likes--sports and fishing. Dislikes --detentions, Pet Peeve--cats, Interests- engineering, LYNNE TRENT Likes--long hair, Dislikes-- warts, Pet Peeve--people who kid about my height.

JOHN VAN HOUTEN Likes--sleeping, killing flies and a certain girl. Dislikes--flies and lazy teachers,

LINDA SEATON Dislikes--rain and little sisters sometimes, Likes--long hair, FRED WITHERS Likes--cars, boats, planes. Dislikes --skiing, math, socials, short hair, DOROTHY HEIKENS Likes--skating, Interests--HiY. Ambition--brain surgeon. Dislikes--peanut butter sandwiches,

ED TAPLIN

Likes--cartoons, dead flies, Dislikes-elephant hunters. Pet Peeve--taking down the basket, Interest-- mooning, WENDY WRIGHT Dislikes--grade eights, Likes-boys, pickle sandwiches, licorice twists, Pet Peeve --homeroom period.

DAN SULLIVAN Likes--hockey. Dislikes--soggy football fields. Hobby--collecting records.

Ambition--pilot.

CHERYL VAN SANTEN Likes--boys and long hair, Dislikes--short hair. Hobbies--shows and skating.

LARRY WARCUP Likes--girls and guitars, Dislikes --snobby girls and detentions, Pet Peeves--the strap.

Interests-~science

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Likes--soccer, sailing, funny cars, Dislikes--Dry peanut butter sandwiches, warm milk, KATHY McCLEMENT Likes--boys, sleeping, skating, Hi-Y. Dislikes--French 10, Ambition-psychologist, PHILIP WATSON Likes--skating, rugby, soccer, Dislikes--soggy peanut butter sandwiches, ROY TURNER

SHEILA WILLIAMS Likes--Tutti-frutti ice-cream, certain people. Dislikes--certain people. Pet Peeve --Math 10, Interest--cooking, FRANK TREMBLAY Likes--hippies and cartoons, Dislikes--short hair and most sports, Interests-scuba diving.

CATHY LANE Likes--jazz music, Interests--piano, skiing, skating.

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Dislikes--Math, French, Interests-~-Forestry.

LINDA WELLINGS Likes--scary movies, Dislikes --rain, fog, Interested only in Jim or J, S. CHUCK VAUGEOIS Likes--girls, art, music, Dislikes--typing, Pet Peeve--Socials 9,

JOHN WRIGHT

SUE GUPTA Likes--clothes and luxury, Dislikes-snobs, wars and P.E, Interest--reading, HARVEY WELTER Likes--mountain climbing and

being a nuisance, Dislikes--eating out.

DAWN WEBB Likes--snowflakes, buttercups, Atom Ant, Dislikes--dimples, freckles, cold cereal, Katy Winters, Ambition--Freedom of Speech in school,

PETERSVENSSON Likes--dead trees, Dislikes-wieners and Brandon Lake, Ambition--Fly-catcher, MIKE TWITCHELL Likes--Plain shirts, tight pants, animals, food, 66 Chevelle, 396S,S,

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LORENZE

Likes--boys,

Dislikes--certain

teacher, Likes--football, hockey, girls, swimming, camping, boats and fishing, Dislikes-school and doctors, Ambition--Meat Cutter.

JUDY ATKINSON Likes--boys, swimming and cars.

Dislikes--P,E, and certain foods and typing.

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horses, Money and girls, Dislikes--teachers, school and typing. Ambition--Meat Cutter, BONNIE HEARST Likes--horses and riding, Dislikes--smoking and drinking, KEN TAYLOR Likes--hockey, cars, girls,

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secretary,

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Gather round you children You children so free, While I tell you of people Less fortunate than we.

far off lands Where the valleys are low Lay half-starved children With no place to go.

In THE AWAKENING We

start our lives with careful guidance

and as we awaken to the world around us we

rebel against this neatly planned road. Our awakening years seem to start when we are forced to face reality. Each individual faces reality at a different time andina different way, some never learn to face

it.

Today's age is to think new ideas and to try to express them within the law. All of us are trying to advance in some way or another. Many of the young are seeking peace and beauty for they are tired of this society in which they are forced to live.

Too many, though, are seeking in the wrong direction and end up on a dead end road. One must look all around him before he decides which is right. His guidance as a child should be his foundation for the conclusion he makes.

Maryann Isaac THE GULL White soaring symmetry, a poem of motion Aloft, a creature of the air, whose home is the endless ocean.

In pensive mood, I ponder flight, The gull, how far its travels, what height!

its

Its form so balanced, its flight serene, And yet, how can its temper be so mean.

Its flight like an arrow, a fearful thing The gull,will take its food upon the wing.

This bird will set a seeming endless glide wind and restless tide.

And when the day's light shall cease be, The gull, 'twill sleep upon the sea.

O'er the roaring

to

Terry

Van

der Gracht

THE CORPSE OF MADAME EERIE

walked down the old cobble road Suddenly, we stopped, stiff and cold.

For right in our path, dark and dreary Was the corpse of Madam Eerie.

We all were a wonderin' how it got there, But all we could do was stand and stare.

We

Debbie Ferguson 88

The hunger, the death The sickness, the fear.

People think we are far But aren't we so near?

The The

television add, comics, the songs,

Urge us to give But can we feel the throngs?

this free, loving land Where the children are free Is life, warmth and happiness Good tidings and glee.

In

Linda Sopel MY

COLLECTION

have a small section Where | keep my collection Of all my favourite things, That people always bring.

IT

There's dogs colored red, For your Valentine's bed.

There's fluffy bunnies,

That look rather funny.

There's a sad looking monkey,

- We call him "Zunkey"' An orange headed carrot, Along with a parrot.

In my

section,

Where keep my collection, Are my favourite things, That people always bring.

I[

Carole Brennan WHAT IS A A A

A

GIRL?

girl is a collection of clothes, lover of jewellery and bubble-baths, wearer of lace and bows.

Her attention is for the boys,

And when they return

it,

It's hard to keep her poise.

She rarely shows

it,

But she does love you, And when she does, what a hit!

Vivian Smith

AT THE TWIGGY DISCOTHEQUE

bunch of kids were blowin their minds the Twiggy Discotheque, The group that was playing was a sockin! to 'em And were called the ''Love-ins

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The dancers were grooving and really a movin And the strobe lights were flashing about.

Everyone was happy a-livin it up As you can tell without a doubt.

Joan Campbell IF I WERE

A

QUEEN

have fun-

were a queen, would have a beautiful house, And, oh, would I scream, If there were a mouse that house!

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OPTIMISM The sun over-flowing With splendour glowing

stella

Nowak

KON- TIKI

There was a raft called Kon- Tiki, That did look so very sleeki, It's crew wanted to sail the ocean, Because of a queer, small notion.

their

way they did meet many fish,

For 'twas usually upon their dish.

And they stayed on the raft on one section That offered them best protection.

The crew sighted a string of islands, Tall trees and warm white sands, But between lay the reef, Then--what happened was beyond belief!

Janet Drescher MY

TRIP

it

Jogging along in the tepid water of the Kuro Thio I wonder where I'm bound for.

Overhead I can hear the cry of a single albatross and all around me there is an eery quietness. But 1 am not without companions. The flying fish give me a peck while they soar above and the smaller species slap me with their scaly tails. | am constantly worried about the large fish getting curious and swallowing me but they have not noticed yet.

It has been several weeks now and the

current is swifter and colder. It's a crisp

From golden fountains Pours over the mountains.

But earthly sorrow Shall fade tomorrowAfter the storm the sun shines bright.

On

persisted on trapping more fish never realizing the rough water was throwing them is too late, the storm from the net. Now has struck with all its fury. Between the

future.

I'd have a cinnamon bun.

If

of Toyotomi and I am one of his many fishing floats. â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Today we are fishing on the outskirts of the Japanese Trench. It was a long way to go but Toyotomi is a good sailor and got us here quickly. Floating in the water I wish I could turn and see if the fish are entering the net, but Toyotomi would bread me, thinking I was an evil god. Looking up I can see black clouds scuttling across the sky and wonder if Toyotomi notices them. Now the water is getting rough and I knowhe realizes it too late. He

mountainous waves I can see Toyotomi, his face, white with fear, trying to pull us in.

Just as I'm being hauled in, I hear a sharp snap and I am bounced into my unexpected

were a queen, Instead of for lunch, having punch, If I

I would

Japanese Current. I belong to a poor fisherman who goes by the honourable name

ON THE KURO THIO

I am starting my life on the island Mikura surrounded by the Kuro Thio or

night and I can see the stars twinkling in their dark bed. Everything seems safe but I can sense danger near, my companions are too quiet. Suddenly, as if from nowwhere, the fog has engulfed me. As hear breakers against a beach I begin to think it is the end for I don't know there are rocks or not. Dashing in the waves I think back to the storm when I was in those same waves and I know isn't the end for it wasn't then.

The sun has broken and realize I have hit land. I can hear cries, but they are not of an albatross, they are of a light-skinned child.* Feeling myself being picked up, I hear the words ''Tophino" and I know my travels are over at last.

if

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Julie Riesterer KANGAROO

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THE BANJO

Once there was a Kangaroo who tried to play the Banjaroo, No I mean a Bangaroo who tried to play a Kangjago.

Dear me, I don't know what I mean, Was it a Kangabon who tried to play a

Banaroo?

think I'd better stop here for fear, This will never end, The story of Banjaroo and Kangajo.

Deborah Webb

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HI

THERE

there, opponents You here, too!

Listen while we cheer for you Sittin' on a suitcase Thumbin' a ride Let's give a cheer for The other side

Hi

YEAH!

OPPONENTS!

Karen Schuberg Donna Cochran Goldie Semple Marie Miller Kathy McClement Diane Moslin Dawn Webb

Karen Nordin

WE'RE FROM PALMER

We're from Palmer

And no one could be

prouder

if you can't hear us We'll yell a little

So

Stephen Green, Stephen Krawchuk, Colin McDonald, Forsythe.

Greg Krawchuk,

louder (repeat

3

times)

YEAH! PALMER

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Elaine Sampert

Pearce Lenore Lewis Kathy O'Brien Sandy

Claudia Edwards Jane Arts Carol Mish Leslie Neuert

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Simpson~ Dears While the end of the year is a time for looking back over the years of comradeship and learning - it is also a time for looking ahead to the future. A time for planning your role in the world of tomorrow . . a world of unparalleled opportunities. .

The management and staff of Simpsons-Sears, feels indeed privileged to have known and served the graduating class of 1968. To each and everyone of you: CONGRATULATIONS!

Simpsons-Sears SIMPSONS-SEARS

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Jump ball We

con-

gratulate the Junior Girls' Basketball Team on a most successful season having won the best 2 out of

3

games

against Eric

Hamber. 94-23

and 45-26 to

win for the first time the V.D. A.A. Cup. They were undefeated in the 13 league games Carol Turenne - warm up. played.

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Basketball

Courney

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South

Additional Cheerleaders helped out the regulars.

‘There are smiles that make us happy.

There are smiles that make us blue."

-Jim Parke

June ‘Bruce is bustin! out all over. tl

‘Knees up Mother Brown" 94

‘Beautiful Beautiful 'brown!' eyes,

oti I'll never love blue eyes again

-Ron Cromar

Cheerleaders line up.

Warm up JUVENILE BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM: David Nikleva, Jay Morrison, Gary Park, Jamie Buchanan, Jim Smart, Chuck Bourne, John Mitchell, Doug Reid, Larry Landers, Jim Nedelak, Don Herd, Jeff Lochbaum, Bob Long, Don Wilkie, Manager.

Palmer against Boyd We congratulate the Juvenile Boys' Basketball Team which has had a very successseason, winning the V.D. A.A. cup against Handsworth of North Vancouver. They were undefeated in 29 games during the season.

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Final score 97-13 95

Views

almer's Wews any Mr. Kent

@.-Do you feel there are too few or too many exams ?

A.-Too few.

@.-What do you think about the Education of children today ?

A.-I think there should be more co-operation and that more interest should be created and also taken.

VIEWS OF NEW TEACHERS

Mr. Mac Math @.-Do youfeel there is enough discipline in the schools ?

A.-Yes, I think there is enough, in fact I have found this school to be the best I ever taught at and I've taught at many school. @.-Is the salary sufficient for high school teachers in your opinion?

A.-Yes, I feel it is satisfactory.

Mrs. Lorenz @.-Where did you teach before ?

-Delta High School. @.-Is the attitude of the students different A.

here from there

Mrs. Smillie @.-Do you feel teachers should be able to teach a course in any way they want, having freedom to teach what they want?

A.-Yes.

@.-Do you feel exams are really necessary

A.-Yes. @.-Is there anything you would like changed in the schools

?

?

A.-Yes, the set-up of the classrooms, the straight rows of desks for instance.

Mr. MacLean @.- Would you recommend teaching as a profession and why?

A.-Yes, because I find it exciting, and there is always a constant change of events. @.-Where did you teach before?

-No. @.-Would you like to see more equipment in the schools and what kind ?

A.-Yes, more of everything.

A.-Prince Rupert. @.-Is there anything you would like to see changed in the school system?

A.-A smaller student teacher ratio, especially in Science.

Miss Runions

Mr. Rycroft

@.-Where did you teach before?

-Chilliwack, @.-Was there more or less discipline in the school ?

A.-There was less and the students seemed to be able to handle it, their attitude was also better. This may have been because it was a smaller school.

@.-Is there anything you would like changed?

A.-I would like to have two hour long periods instead of only one hour. @.-Do you feel we should have more facilities for sculpturing and other art equipment or should we wait until high

A.

?

A,

Miss Morris @.-Where did you A. -Delbrook High @. -Would you like system in any A.-I would like to

teach before?

School in North Vancouver. to change the school way? see smaller classes expecially for discussion in English.

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school

A.-I feel

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we should have

more equipment, pottery wheels for example.

Mr. Pelland @.-Do you think we need report cards?

A.-Yes, to let students know where they stand and also for communication between the teacher and student, and the

parents.

RETIREMENTS MR. A.R. MacNEILL retires this

year after 43 years service in the

of

Richmond School system, the last of which he has been Director of

9

secondary Instruc-

tion in Richmond.

first

When Palmer opened in 1959, Mr. MacNeill had his

office in the present Student Council room of our school. With the rapid increase in school population, the school board enlarged its building and Mr. MacNeill moved his office to the new building. We thank Mr. MacNeill for his help and guidance over the past years and wish him every happiness in his retirement. been with us since MR. W. WATSON 1963 during which time he has been the coordinator for the occupational program in this school. We wish Mr. Watson good health and happiness in his retirement. He visit tells me that he will now have time his new Grandson in Prince George. Witha large family and the upkeep of a home he feels that he will be kept quite busy.

NEWS OF PAST TEACHERS Mr. Lesik (Works in the School Board Office) Q.-What are your actual duties in the School Board Office ?

has

to

A.-I am a special councillor for Elementary Schools. I work with the principals, teachers and nurses.

Q@.-What is the purpose of the School Board ?

A.-The school board is an organization which meets officially to decide how much money is to be spent and also plan salaries etc. The members of the school board hold office for 2 year periods. There are many different departments and branches. I work under special services. I look into any cases where a child is having extreme diffi-

culty with school and try to help him, also assisting teachers and principals.

I really enjoy my work.

Mrs. Burnett Q.-What are you doing nowâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;

A.-I'm retired.

Q.-Do you plan on returning to teaching some day?

A.-No immediate plans, couldn't say.

Q.-What do you feel was the greatest re-

ward as a teacher?

-Meeting interesting young people.

Mr. Draper (teaching at Richmond High) Q.-What are you teaching now?

A.-Vocational, Machine Shop and Welding.

Q.-Do you think the standard of Education is high enough at High school to A.

prepare a person for a future in the business world?

A.-Yes, in most cases.

Mr. Jones (teaches at Richmond High) @.-What subjects do you teach at Richmond High

?

A.-English.

@.-What do you find is the main difference between teaching at High School and teaching at Junior High?

A.-Freedom to expand academic directions

because of maturity.

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@.-What advice would you give a student just going into High School which would be a great help to him.

A.-To read more.

Mr. Belfont

(teaching in Vancouver)

@Q.-Where and what are you teaching?

A.-Templeton High School, I am teaching

Social Studies.

Q.-Do you think there should be any changes in the educational system of today ?

A.-Yes, in the school 1 am teaching at now, we have closed circuit T. V.'s anda Film Library which is shared among all Vancouver Schools. Also we have team teaching which is the gathering of all students of a certain grade in the school gym to see a film or play or read a book. The students then gather for an hour in groups of 6 to 8 to discuss what they have seen or studied. A final hour is then spent putting all the

ideas forward which are discussed and then questions are asked. I also feel school should have more money to work

with.

Miss Pellow

(teaching in Toronto, Ontario)

Q.-What courses are you teaching now and do you find them much different ? no longer teaching P.E. History

A.-I am

and Geography are taught as separate subjects in Ontario. I teach both. The courses are very different from those at Palmer. The P.E. courses are just about the same except that there are less outdoor sports because of the colder Ontario weather. Dancing is also stressed more in Ontario schools. @.-Do the students have more or less freedom in the schools of Toronto?

A. -I would have to say that the students have less freedom. They have only 3 minutes to get from one class to another.

No one is allowed to go to the washroom, to their locker or get a drink during class changes. Students serving detentions for tardiness, etc. must stay until 4:45 in the detention room. Ifa student gets sent down to the office quite often, he is suspended from school for any length of time from 3 days to 6 weeks.

Strapping so far as 1 know, is not done in my particular school. @. -How would you compare the students' attitude with ours ?

A. -The same.

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