ace e Review — ~ Wednesday, May. 31, 1989

Hamakawa
‘to head
‘Caledonia -

School District 88 has an-
nounced that Tom Hamakawa
has’ been appointed to the posi-
. tion of principal at Caledonia
- Senior Secondary School.
The position became available

recently when Bill Sturn, the.
principal at Caledonia for 12.’

years, announced he had taken
a job as Director of Instruction
with the ‘Lillooet School Dis-

-. trict. Hamakawa, who is pres-

_ ently the principal of Thornhill
’ Junior Secondary School, will
take over the responsibility for
Caledonia effective July1.

Hamakawa graduated from
Notre Dame University with a
Bachelor of Arts degree in Eng-
lish and History in 1969. He

_completed his four years at
Notre Dame with first class hon-
ors and was the class valedictori-
an at graduation. He then re-
ceived his teachers. certificate at
UBC one year later.

He began his teaching career
in Terrace at Skeena Junior
Secondary in 1970, and five
_years later accepted the position
of counsellor at Trafalgar Jun-
ior Secondary in Nelson. In
1976, Hamakawa became the
principal of. Hudson Hope Ele-
mentary/Secondary. School, and

during his two years there added.
Grades 11 and’ 12, making the

schoolat Hudson Hope a grad-

uation school; He returned to ”

Terrace in 1978 as the principal

of Skeena Junior Secondary and
took over his present position in

Thornhill in 1985.

_ -Hamakawa says his goal at’
Caledonia. is to support and.

assist the ongoing efforts of the
staff and students, and to pro-
_ vide an excellent learning envi-
ronment in order to help lead
students into the 21st century
with the knowledge, skills and
attitudes that will ensure a suc-
cessful and fulfilling life.
Hamakawa has just recently
completed the core program for
his. Masters of Education -in
Curriculum and Instruction with
first. class honors at UBC. He
will return to UBC for three
_ weeks this simmer to complete
* two electives prior to assuming
‘ full-time responsibility at Cale-

The last concert of the year for the Caledonia Concert Band is co

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ming up Tuesday, June 6 in the R.E.M. Lee

Theatre at 7:30 p.m. Last month the band travelled to the. Abbotsford-Matsqul Invitational International Festival,
- where under the direction of teacher Geoff Parr, they finished second against competition from across western

_ Canada and the U. S.

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