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5 iv General Wolfe BILL ROTTER waters plants He is among the students taking a course in horticulture Students want to show what they can do Open house at most high schools or elementary schools features the work of the students but at General Wolfe High School the annual upon house is a happening Attracting from 2000 to each year the event takes endless hours of work and preparation Reporter Bob Burtt visited the school on the day of the open house Where else can you have prime ribs of beef green beans and Palm William with all the trimmings in a dining room by host or hostess all for The meal is prepared and served by students in restaurant management The bake sale is an annual hit Led by a Swiss baker the students bake and sell piles of baked goods The meal and baked goods are sold at a slight profit and the proceeds are turned over to Wolfe Enterprises to help offset field trips dance bands and the host of other activities in which the school population is engaged A retail store day care centre auto repair shop welding shop and a host of other shops and classrooms put projects theyve worked on during the year on show As one teacher explained the students want to show they can do something They dont have to be pushed to put on a false showing General Wolfe High School is one of two vocational high schools in the region and it serves north Halton as well as the Oakville area Wed June 197E Feature by Bob Burtt CAROLYN stocks a shelf in the store run by the merchandising class Most courses provide students with first hand experience STUDENTS IN BOB STONES small engines class worked for months to build this garden tractor patsy I prepares a sign for a bake sale HEATHER WALLACE gets things in ship shape held recently in connection with the school open in the day care centre Students run a day care house project centre at the school three half days a week