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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

Wednesday, October 21, 1970

BY DANA MOILLIET

. AND
STUDENT WORLD reporters ANITA CASPERSEN
from Highrock Junior In the very beginning,
Secondary School are Dana yighrock Junior Secondary
Caspersen. (David Shearer Esquimalt, started out in the old
photos).

ENTERTAINMENT IN REVIEW

OCTOBER 23: Hockey night in the Esquimalt Arena. The
. VIKINGS versus the CUBS.
OCTOBER 25: At 2 p.m., rugby will be played in Carnarvon
-Park, the NORSEMEN against the CASTAWAYS.
OCTOBER | 26:..Victoria’s» DAVID) & LYN, HANCOCK.
present ‘‘Pacific Wilderness’’, in the DUNSMUIR JUNIOR
SECONDARY SCHOOL at8p. m. :

“ealled

Island Weavers building which
has since then been torn down. As
the school population grew. the
building where Highrock is now

was built, and was big enough to |

accommodate grades eight - to
twelve. This was from 1958 to 1959
and it was called the Head Street
School. By January, 1960;. The
Esquimalt Senior High was built
and the old ‘school was officially
Esquimalt Junior
Secondary.

The principal was Mr. Donald

~&. Smith, who is now the head of
_ Arbutus Junior Secondary, and

the vice-principal was Mr. J.

Whyte. Of the original teaching
Staff, Mrs. Hambrook, Mr.
Troop, and Mrs. MacMurchie are
still teaching.

The two schools were on shift
for four months.

The population the first vear
was 630 students,
grades 7, 8 and 9. The old prin-
cipal, of the original building, Mr.
Kelly went to teach the senior
high, the next principal was Mr.
Smith. who was here for 11 years,
‘then Mr. Whyte was:an acting-
principal for 6 months, and this
year, we have Mr. Headley. The

'vice-principals were first Mr.

made up of

“Maple Leaf" flies

Hunter, who is: not-at Reynolds,

‘then Mr. Naylor. who is with the

Department of Education, then
Mr. Whyte, and then Mr. Barrel,
who was an acting vice-principal
for § months, and now we have
Mr. Christensen. As the years
have passed, additional annexes
and buildings have been added.
In the mid-sixties, two new wings
were added, and an annex witha
library, were added and this year
we. have two new. portable an-
nexes.

~ $5000 |

SECOND MORTGAGE

pout Soest pet ony

He me - ecSorond Mortgage Loan to a maxemnurn of $8 000 wi th interest!
ower than FoderalN HAL frst mortga ge doans: 18 aval at La a a

- for construction of a new home.
TOQUALIFY:

1. You must be the fist.oce cupant ‘of the home.

2. You ust Nave

—complation: of construe Ton ot tre tran

fo Broviding payments are made promptly as required, 10°

. tO & yoany maximum of 350.00) will be refunded to you thus
raducing the effective interest rate, For example frogs would
mean on a $5000, 28-year loan ine effortiye b mMeorest

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THE GOVERNMENT OF THE

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DEPARTMENT OF

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FEATURE STUDENT |
Julie Barber was chosen as our
school’s outstanding student
because of her exceptional school
spirit and contributions. to all
school activities. She has proven

athletics and academics. Julie is
a good all-round student in every
respect, and has keen interest in
extra curricular activities. Shei is
a member of

both the ath-»
letic -and- stu- .
dent ‘councils.

She is a mem-
ber of all these
teams: grass. ~
hockey, __ bas- ot
ketball,  curl-._

ing and volley-

‘ball,

OUR PRESIDENT
Calvin. Nault won the. student
council ‘presidency
other: capable:
candidates...
His ‘campaign
Speech . made
“no. promises »
but «promoted -
‘enthusiasm,
sports and stu-.
. dent participa- ‘
tion.

“has: organized ‘soc- hops (at noon

tributions. ‘At various times: Cal

English classes.

“cal ‘also actively participates
On. the. Esquimalt football’ team
-andisa member of the Signal Hil

over ~. four:

“Through the student council. he.

and afternoon),-and a ‘Hallowe! en:
‘dance and ‘Winter . Carnival up

a This will:be. Cal’ S, third 5 year t

Highrock.: Last year he became -
involved in school affairs through =
- the sports council and received a_
“service award for~ his con"

“has taught «P.E.: guidance and :

ST. ANNE students cycled 25
miles on October 18, to. raise
money -for. their independent
student. council activities.
Pierrette Lavertu, reported it a
success and extends thanks to
LYN BONNER for her outside
help.

Saturday, October 17, saw
many students from the VIC-
TORIA FIGURE SKATING
CLUB head for Port Hardy to
hold an “Ice Capers” ice show
and present a clinic. Two shows
were performed and a figure
skating clinic for the kids was
held on Sunday. They returned
happy, but exhausted on Monday.
Families who a are interested in
having a foreign student in their
home throughout the vear to
enable*such students to get a
better insight into cur customs of
life; are requested to contact the
“FOREIGN STUDENTS AF-
FAIRS COMMITTEE” at U-VIC.
Please call the number: 477-6911.

San’ Francisco. was their
destination. and the  LAN-

SDOWNE JUNIOR HIGH band is
now. a. few miles closer, due to
their car wash held on Saturday.
October 17. at. Mayfair...

Twenty per cent of the voting
Students. brought these results

from: the A.M.S. elections: at -U-

VIC: ANGIE ESPOSITO and
DAVID HARRIE were elected to
the Senate; PETER CRUSE,
CATHIE MCGEE, RUSS
KAZEERE,. and LAURA .AN-
DERSON are the first. year reps;
RON USHER, ©
MURDOCH,
BRAD ZINK, TYE LEWIS, and

year members of the assembly;
and LYNN. BRASSINGTON,
CHUCK. .O’DELL, © MIKE
DONISON, PAT DUNAE,

were. the. third year members.

TO M
President;

| year. Teps ata half. term’ ‘each
MICHAEL ECKFORD © inc
(CINDY BRAND

° ‘Did you “come, back"?
are: planning» ‘to; this
week! | Home- -Coming re-unions

“SITY,
MOUNT VIEW.
On Friday, October 23, "dance to

Chapter of De Molay . ae ae

ALISTAIR |
JEFF ARNDT, —

RIGER PAINTER are the second |

JAN. ee
BROOME, and JIM HASKELL ACADEMIC ASSEMBLY at 4:30

: FLAVELLE, Intra Mural. Sports,
‘NIGEL BANKS, ‘and- two first:

lp you. i. their school. spirit and produce an

is: “your

are being held at the UNIVER-.
OAK BAY SENIOR and

the "AS SHERRIF"’ At OAK BAY.
SENIOR. The dance will finalize.
as hectic: day of. home-coming

P gether

BY PAM DOWN

events. Grade 12 students will
challenge the home-comers in
rugby, volleyball, grass hockey
and basketball before the dance,
and during the week.

U-VIC: Saturday, October 24,
all interested. bird-watchers take
noteof the meeting in the FOYER
of the ELLIOT BUILDING at
9:30a.m. That evening, there will
be Home-Coming = celebrations
with a dance.’ For further in-

formation, call the ALUMNI
OFFICE local 588.
MOUNT. VIEW’S Home:

Coming dance will start at 8 p.m.
on the 23rd. “SHYLOCK” will be
playing till midnight.

The. cheerleaders ~ from
ELIZABETH FISHER SCHOOL,
combined with the wild clothes
frorn ‘‘Girl’’ Boutique, produced
an exciting fashion show. on
October 19th. The cheerleaders
used the money for their new
uniforms.

SOMETHING OF INTEREST:
Provincial Education Minister,
Donald Brothers says that school
boards this year should not ex-
pect as large an increase in
grants as they have in the past.
He says that the premier has
indicated that it might be
necessary to dip into surplusses
this year to meet expenses.

ESQUIMALT’S. SUE WEBER
would like to invite you to their
dance on Friday, October. 23.
“BUCKEYE” is playing. from
8:00 - 11:30 p.m. and the dress is:
semi-formal.

OAK BAY SENIOR will bea
group, of Folk Singers: on Wed-
nesday,. October 21. :

Wednesday, October 28, the

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p.m. will honor - recipients * of}

award diplomas’ in. public. ad-

‘ministration. The guest speaker -
will be the Right. Honourable

: Lord. Fulton Baron of Falme:

: ridiculous ‘events will

‘ternoon.

2 “gsquimALe
successful survival day. Various

people were invited. to discuss _

. pollution today-and. many came;

from. University professors to coe

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Elected by acclamation were: scholarships. and awards and will = -

NEW ELL, Grad Class:
“BERT... WEISS,. Ac-
tivities: Co; sordinator; LINDA. A

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