North Vancouver's Waldorf School
is where the stars of tomorrow are born. The K-12 school
programs are specially designed to allow kids to explore
their talents in art, music, literature and more. Add in
regular school work and it becomes easy to see that these
young 'uns are ready to give their all. Each spring, at Centennial
Theatre, their annual school concert showcases the year's
accomplishments giving parents and guests a chance to see
for themselves
just what the future holds.
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Taking
part in "The Country Mouse and the City Mouse" were
Pallas Pace (left) and Una Trevillion.
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Violinist
extraordinaire Nathan Chase would be without his violin
this night, reciting instead a poem called "Chemical
Valentine".
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Thirteen-year-old
Holly Von meyenfeldt played in the orchestra as
mom Wendalyn acted as the show's artistic director.
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The
talented Daroshin family is always a big part of
the festival. From left: mom Tina, son Misha, daughter
Tamara and dad Walter, who also acted as the night's
MC.
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These
Grade 7 gals were preparing for their moment on stage.
Clockwise from front left: Michelle Won, Annie Trevillion,
Nakyta Grimm, Holly Jarrett and Karda Rolland-Berge
(centre).
