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Caledonia, in its tenth year of operation, offers
more than ninety distinct courses in the

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following subject areas: Art, Business
Education, Drafting, Drama, English Language ©
and Literature, French, Graphic Com-
munications, Home Economics, Industrial
Education, Mathematics and Computer Science,
Music, Physica] Education, the Sciences,
Geography-History-Regional Studies and ‘
Sociology in Social Studies.

‘Students have a wide variety of extra-
curricular activities from which to chose:
French, Italian, Chess, Science and Education
Fair, Annual Club, Inter-School Christian
Fellowship, Students’ Council, Badminton,
Soccer, Wrestling, Volleyball, Track and Field,
Cross-Country, and Intra-Mural Sports.
- Caledonia has a staff composed of highly
qualified and dedicated members who work
assiduously together to ensure that the best
possible education is offered to the students.

1978-1879 was a year of great activity.
Highlights of the year included: the visit to
Richland, Washington State, by twenty-five of
our students accompanied by John Toews, Allen _
and Maureen Wootton to view the Solar Eclipse:
the Annual Terrace Education Exhibition and
Science Fair: the visit to Quebec by 45 of our
students accompanied by Mrs. Pelletier, a
parent, Bill Sturn and Bob Bussanich;
representation by Caledonia Players at the B.C.

of KERMODES, cur Boys’ Basketball team, in ©
the B.C. Boys’ Basketball Finals; our Girls’
Basketball team represented the North West
Zone in the B.C. Girls' Basketball Final held in -
Victoria; our Badminton team was first in the
Zone; our Soccer team and Girls’ Volleyball
teams were second in the Zone; the Boys’
Volleyball team was second in the Zone and
eighth in B.C.

represented at the University of Victoria's
Annual Humanities and Science Symposium,
Don Baker was one of twenty-four students
chosen province-wide from more than 300 en-
trants, for the originality and ingenuity ‘of his
paper entitled “‘Hitler’s Victory”. Steve Ross, _|
Judi Eastman, D'Arcy Hill and Vido Schooner
were selected as student-participants. ‘Taco
Albrecht was the Sponsor teacher.

THE CLASS OF’79
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