Jean Val Jean.

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Object Description

Object Name

Textbook

Object ID

2018.020.017

Title

Jean Val Jean.

Date

1965.

Description

A red hardcover book titled "Jean Val Jean." The front cover has a golden embossed stamp on the bottom right of the cover which reads "Clarke Irwin Canadian Classics," printed around an image of a candle stick. The spine reads "Jean Val Jean" and "Cleaver" in gold. "Gr. 7, Div 1" is written in pen on the first page. The pages have yellowed with age. The first page has a green ink stamp that reads "Willoughby School" indicating these books were used in other schools around the district. The back page has a sticker reading "John Kleiberg / Class 7, Room ... Year 19-67 / 8."

People/Subject

Aldergrove Elementary School

Aldergrove Elementary School, formerly located at 27032 Fraser Highway, was built in 1913, but was officially opened February 1914. It was originally a two-room school. In the 1940s the school population grew and the basement was used for extra rooms before three rooms were added in 1948. At one point, the school had grades 1-8. It was added to again in 1962-64, 1967-8, and 1984. The school had a facelift to recreate the original exterior in 2000. The school was demolished in December 2015 to make way for the Aldergrove Credit Union Community Centre.

Willoughby School

Earliest mention of Willoughby School goes back to 1921 when classes were held in the original Willoughby Community Hall at the corner of 83rd Ave. and 208 St. known in those days as the corner of Scholes Rd. and Alexander Rd. For three years students in every grade were accommodated in the hall but in 1924 that arrangement was closed and the children in this area for the next 7 years went to either Milner or West Langley schools.

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