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OFFICIAL OPENING OF ALDERSHOT HIGH SCHOOL Dr. C. W. Booth, deputy minister of education, will be speaker for the official opening of the new $l,245,000 Aldershot High School, scheduled for 8 p.m. November 20th. A. Roy Coulter, chairman of the Board of Education, will preside. Dedication ceremonies, will be conducted by the Rev. Blake J. Ryan, pastor of Holy Rosary Roman Catholic Church, and the Rev. William Black, minister of Aldershot Presbyterian Church. The school, which opened for classes in September, now has an enrolment of 415. Courses are only being offered this term in grades nine, 10 and 11. Two hundred and forty students in the Aldershot area will continue to attend Waterdown District High School. The easterly portion of the Aldershot School is a two-storey classroom wing; with 14 standard classrooms, a library classroom, art room, two laboratories, home economics rooms and industrial art shop. High School Panel Visits Kiwanis Club February 15th. 1962. A panel composed of six grade 11 students from Aldershot High School gave a most stimulating presentation to the Kiwanis Club of Aldershot, recently. The subject was "The Problem and Opportunities before Today's Young People". A panel of four Kiwanians posed a number of questions which the young panelists discussed thoughtfully and articulately. While they conceded that there are many more opportunities for today's young people than ever before, they also pointed out that there are just as many more chances to make wrong decisions, and there appears to be a good deal less guidance being given by many parents today because they too are preoccupied with so many new activities outside the home. High School panelists were Ted and Caroline Roberts, Linda and Larry Haggar, Cathy Spinks and Ken Shonk. The Kiwanians who participated were Don Thomas, Bob Allan, Julian Dravis and Ham Goar. The club's appreciation was expressed by Jim McLean who echoed the meeting's feeling when he told the young guests what a very fine impression they had made.