Central Pupils Go Japanese

As part of their social studies lessons, several classes at Central School made a study of the Japanese and their country. The survey culminated with a Japanese Day, with pupils dressed in Japanese costumes. Highlight of this day was a meal eaten with chopsticks. Judging by some of the children's faces, their first impressions were that Japanese food tasted a bit unusual, while others tucked in and ate heartily.

Boy this is good! Roger Fisher and Chris Pugh get stuck in, and they handled those chopsticks well

Displays were held in several rooms and this dragon drew close scrutiny from Paul Hay, Joseph Hippolite and Andrew Isle

Debbie Newell and Michelle Blincoe make full use of their chopsticks, while Susan Cunningham has a sip of "saki"

Maxine Mooney demonstrates Japanese writing while Raymond Huemer, Susan Cunningham, Linda Greening, Fiona Hogan, Andrew Squire, Michael Spence, Jonathan Perrott, Robyn Birkett, Sharyn Ching and Trevor Eden watch

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The Nelson Photo News

No 131 : September 18, 1971

Central Pupils Go Japanese