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derstanding of their young:
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tin

and consequently helped
through the fine

| Mrs. James Westman, one of

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|teen-ager in five ways: physi
Jally, mentally,
socially and spiritually.
The teen-age years are
eriod of marked growth

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White Rock
st ‘ers. are enfold- | otonous I
erecta eo wetity ic develop. (edly behind the times, He has
Fi ing Sea is a ceaseless |strong feelings of inadequacy -|
ing and ne) sS a be

transition from
to the mature state and fun:
tions of that of an adult, Mr:
Westman pointed out.

Mentally, the teen-ager’s in-

quest for information.
examines evidence

He loves to argue. A stron
will of his own develops.

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| Mrs, Westman considered the

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oe {his parents is transferred to |Tust our youth.

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.

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of his own age and develop- If your parents displayed
ment, and support him in his}more interest in your school

Young cop e, 0 efforts to contribute to that| work would you work harder?

White Rock parents of junior ;peal to him, He loves excite-
igh school age youth were}ment and

in-|an increased interest in ath
rs|letics, invention, history and

1. His skills improve. He church in which activities are
in | travel. $ a

training of their families imitates adults he admires and}
eon Suggestions | has an increas

land basic knowledge offered by just to obstacles.

a| The teen-ager desires to carn

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ane! :
Peeling of the White Rock|self more

independent. He
needs the opportunity to make
many of his own decisions.

ic-| The teen-age years form the
aving for com-

panionship with
alhimself is the strongest. The

and |teen-ager needs to feel accept-|@™Ple and influence of the

approval

's, |his own group.

ij stated that she strongly felt
He is beginning to consider RS aeety ae :
his home life humdrum, mon- that nothing will help a young

and his parents decid

He now|he wants to face life and find
critically. | his place in it and wonders if

g|he has what it takes, Some-
A | times this feeling of inadequacy
reveals itself in an outward
show of conceit or noisy

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misunderstood and lonely

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r NEW INTEREST
Interest in the opposite sex

appearance, worry a lot and
?\take much time and Pains to
Boys show this new interest
teasing and annoying the
girls whom they formerly i
nored. Girls, who mature more
rapidly than boys of the same
age don't
childish antics and prefer old
er boys. This is rather con-
fusing and frustrating to the
jyoung adolescent boy
The junior high age group
PS quite critical of thi
Spiritual realm which
ormerly accepted with
jout questioning, the speaker
pointed out Now he must
‘now for himself. At this age
there is a definite outreach to-
ward God. He is quite capable
of experiencing a meaningful
onship with God. He re
juires a philosophy of life, to
feel that life has a meaning
and he ha role to play in it
In outlying the parent's role
in the proper development of
young adolescents Mrs, West

man e the following sug
Restions.

Up to this point the home
and parents have had th

strongest influence over the
life of the child. The parent

dixection in every phase of the
life
|! feel, the parent must be will
ing to step back a little, and
take on the role of helpful co
operation in the young person's
own task of growing into a
young adult| The ent must
have an abounding store of

Patience, love and understand
[ing as the adolescent begins
to “try his gs.”
|OWN DECISION

The parent is becoming more
of a counsellor. He t

subtly guide while allowing
}him to make his own decis-
jions. Mrs. Westman stated
she felt certain things, such as
hours, curtailment of certain
jactivities and the complete ban
|On some activities should still
|be regulated by the parent

The parents should always
Know where his child is and at
what and with whom he is
Spending his spare time. Ho
should skillfully check undesir-
able friendships and encourage
good ones.

Basic to the development of
the young adult is the feeling
that he is loved and is consider:
ed a person of worth. If the
hoy or girl is certain of this
regard by his parents he will
be self confident in the right
sense of the word.

JOIN CLUBS

Becauso of the need of the
early adolescent to feel him-
self of value to some group or
cause, Mrs. Westman pointed
‘out that she felt it is of deep

sd ability to ad-| ment of the total nature of the

others like|™Must be assured to our satis-

above all to}

is awakening at this age, Mrs.|
Westman pointed out. G
become very conscious of their

appreciate these |”

has been in evidence Now}

importance that as see | WHITE ROCK SUN ai
that their children COMO )| 0 ee
paenibae of some organization |ment? Twelve answered’ some
or club made up of children | kind of sports.

group. Each town has many/ Three answered yes, three no, os
acceptable clubs and Gauls and three stated their parents PHONE WI. 8-9690
tions, she stated, but she felt) already do. fs

Barenure anaes she must emphasize the value Idington Agency j

Loyalty to parents was proven
(Continued on Page 11)

REGISTRATION
GRADE 1 PUPILS

Parents of beginners must show the
child’s birth certificate for Proof of age,

of groups connected with a 1379 Johnston Rd.

designed to aid in the develop-

child,

Other adults can often be
}of more help at this age than
|the actual parent, and their
word might seem to carry more}
ht with the young person |
an that of a parent. |
Therefore, she felt, parents |}

fi

ction that the character, ex-

leaders of the clubs are good, |

ve can confidently ,
to whom we can’ confide wa In order to estimate the enrollment of beginning
Grade One pupils at White Rock School next September,
registration will be held on June 2nd and 4th from 1:00

to 3:30 p.m. in the basement of the new school nearest
Johnston Road.

In closing Mrs. Westman

person in these difficult, yet
exciting years of his li al
personal faith in the Lord Jes-|
|us Christ as His Saviour,
Friend and Companion. He will
then have the power within}
himself to resist harmful |
temptation and will have the}
framework of Christian teach-
ing upon which to build him

self a worthy life, in favour

with God and of useful service
to man.

School teacher Mr. G. Clay.

cored the division of parents
jin setting standards for their
teen-agers. He stated parents
are the ones who are divided
on issues, not the teen-agers
nselves,

In order to register, beginning pupils must be 6
years old on or before December 31st of this year.

Pupils registered at this time will not be required
to register in September.

Please pass this information on to Parents of begin-
ners in your neighbourhood.

W. F. DAVIDSON, Principal

High School
(iraduates

the

Home is the teen-ager's base,
home is the place where they
eturn when they are injured

They will get hurt, but they'll
}come back, and then they will}
try again. Mr, Clay  agreed|

with the preceding |
Mrs, James Westman
M ay fi teen-agers of
|14 years of age are very fair
|minded. To prove his point
| earlier in the day had dist-

opportunities in the Royal Bank!

FACTS THAT SPELL “OPPORTUNITY”
¥OR YOUNG MEN WITH AMBITION

1 a questionaire to his 1. The “Ro fs North America’s fourth ages
|Srade 8 class to get their opi ‘ A ‘ ew ones
jion on ious subjects. The More than branches are in operation:end

are being opened all the time, During the past five

years we have opened 183 new branches, each one

creating new managerial positions ... and resulting

promotions for young Royal Bankers.

2. “Influence” plays no pat in advancement at the

Royal Bank, Our senior officers from the Chairman and
fty cer f iy President on down started as juniors in small branches

ler eo a tour 75e and five and advanced on merit alone.

$1.00 per week. When he ask-

Jed the class whether they felt 3. Home study banking courses are available to all staf
|this allowance should be earn- members. Successful candidates advance quickly,

led 'y heartily agreed that it 4. For young men interested in gaining international
| should be, Pastis Geist the Reval epee ee oie 80
|" What? hoarsdonyonticonenas ranches abroad... in New a lon, Paris, *
a fair bedtime?” Nine shtce| _ Cantrall and South’Anierteas Gubaraud theeroeaetee

ed 9:30 p.m. one 16:30 p.m 5. We have generous pension plans that compare with
two 9 p.m. and two 8:30 p.m the best, as well as group, health and hospital insurance, |
What is a fair bedtime on spec-| at ow cost to employees.

jal occasions? Eight 11 p.m

jthree 11:30 p.m. and four an
wered “when the

ment ended.”

Are parents too strict? Thir-|
teen grade 8 pupils answe red |
jno and only one answered yes
jand one answered that one of White Rock Hilltop Branch
his parents was.

What is your favorite amuse.

|results which he delivered to

his listening parents, were as

follows.

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