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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-04-23, Page 10Page 10 - Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, April 23, 1964 THE MINISTER OF EDUCATION Toronto, Ontario, April 7", 1964. The Ecii%or, Tts, vnc� -Trole 17iti,;.,i1f 1°., Ontario. Dt,ar Fir: On the occasion of the official_ opening of the new vocational addition to the Winghem District High School, it ^i'1oru4 me r greet deal of pleasure to extenu greetings on behalf of the Government of Ontario and the Department of 'du.;. Ption. The addition of facilities for vocational_ traini.n4; W1 provide the young people of your Brea with the opportunity to follow the educational peth which iseSt suited?-toa:ttheirn, individual needs and abilities. This million fully prid for by the two senior Governments under the terms of the Dominion -Provincial Technical and Vocational Training 11 the pupils the necessary educational Agreement, will eller a � �, foundation for their life ahead in their chosen fields of enueavoUl: T am gerta.in that this occasion will be en important J. milestone in the history of� e`o)?hencoyour mmunityarea, as22'�wht le. will prove to be of ine:;timabl.e vimlue to Yours very truly, Wil lam G. Davis, Minister of Tducati.on. • Easter Examination Results at WDHS GRADE IX Five Year Arts and Science, Business and Commerce, Science Teohnology and Trades FIRST CLASS HONORS -- Reed Gloria 92.8; Reavie Lynda 92.7; Conn Alma 89.7; Fisher Alexandria 88.5; Rutledge Gor- don 87.0; McKereher Anne 86.9; Rae Donald 86.7; Corrin Norman 86.4; Johnston Lynda 85.7; Gowing David 85.0; Austin Edith 84.7; McTaggart Linda 84.6; Huether David 83.1; Cronin Donald 82.0; Elston Murray 81.6; Bennett Dawna, King Pamela (equal( 81.3; Johnston Terry 81.2; Jardine George 80.9; McGlynn Randolph 80.0; Wall Edna 79.4; Hamilton Carman 79.3; Tiffin Paul 78.5; Bronson Marni 78.4; Graham James 78.2; Murray Virginia 77.9; DeBruyn Arie 77.0; Douglas Gary, Dillow Mary (equal) 76.6; Renwick Neil 76.5; King Judith 76.3; Brook Harry 76,2; Wclwood Jean 75.8; Balser Dean 75.5; Casagrande Trino 75.2. SECOND CLASS HONORS -- Martin Linda 74.7; Gibson Douglas 74,6; Moffatt Brian 74.4; Hetherington Elizabeth 73.9; Perrott John 73.7; 'Wallace David 73.6; Mathers Ruth, Soloman Beverley (equal) 73.4; Peachey Catherine 73.1; Czerniawski Christina 72.8; Det- zler Barbara 72.6; Fisher Kevin, Ireland Sheila (equal) 72.5; Wamsley Diane 72.3; Grant Ian 72.0; McBurney Ronald 71.9; Ireland Wendy 71.6; Benninger Frances 71,3; Skinn Ken- neth 71.0; Haskins Cheryl, Taylor, Ruth Anne (equal) 70.9; Callan Peter, Welwood John (equal) 70.8; White Mary 70.3; Walden Bryan 70,2; McLennan Ruth 69.5; Elliot Joanne, Grant David (equal) 69.4; Wilson Paul 69.3; Forsyth Michael 68.9; Ortlieh Evelyn, Currie ((rant ((•qual) 68.6; Gibson Ann, Hopper Brian (equal) 68.3; Warwick Sharon f;8.2; Anderson Joan. Reavie Sharon, Woolcock David (equal) 68.1: Coultes Diane 68.0; Vincent L)onalrl 67.9; Alcorn Douglas. Scheifele Ray (equal) 67,6; Borho Mary Ann 67.4; Webster ,Jaynes 67.2; Pletch Karen 66.9; Phelan James 66.6; 'Woods Jane 66.2. THIRD CLASS HONORS - Miller Thomas 65.4; Goldthorpe Paul 64.2; Fisher Sandra 64.1; Carter Alan 63.7; Elston Dianne 63.5; McKague Brian 63.4; Chambers Leone, O'Malley Dorothy (equal) 63.2; Campbell Gordon 63.0; Carr Brian 62.9; Hastings Linda 62.8; Long Garry 61.9; Roane Wendy 61.6; Inglis Ian 61,5; Craig Margaret, MacLean Barry (equal) 61.4; Cretien Dixie, Dinsmore Carol, Ellacott Carl (equal) 61.1; Muilwyk Luuk 60.9; Douglas John 60.8. PASS-Gorrie Steven 59.8; Bitton Robert 59.7; Falconer Garry 59.5; Boyd Bruce 59.2; McGlynn Judia 59.0; Greenaway Brian 58.9; Hamilton Stephen 58.7; Russell Wayne 58.5; Grove Dianne 58.4; Eckenswiller Faye 58.2; Walker Joyce 57.7; Lewis Rae, Mutter Harold, Robertson James (equal) 57.4; Crawford Kenneth 57.0; Devries Shirley 56.9; Casemore Diane 56.7; Mit- chell Paul 56.6; Snowden Wil- liam 56.5; Schiestel Linda, Snell Elaine (equal) 55,9; Reid Eileen 55.7; McArthur Douglas 55.2; Bal]agh Beverley 55.1; Irvine Wayne 54,9; Morrison Donald 54.4; Blair Alexander 54.1; Fuller Wendy 53.8; Henhoeffer Roy 53.3; Ross Malcolm 52.7; McDonald Janetta 52.6; Hunter Verna 52.5; Brewer Gerald, Crawford Juanita (equal) 52.2; Douglas James 52.0; Meyer Donald 51.9; Henry Barbara 51.6; Ruttan Marjorie 51.4; Sleightholm Lloyd 51.3; Jardin Harold 50.1. BELOW THE LINE -Hayes Janice; Ahara ,Mary, Gardner Terry (equal); Rutledge Ken- neth; McLean David; Wheeler Ivan, Button Linda (equal); Cantelon Joan; Snell Mary; Mc- Donald Neil; King Donald; Dezeeuw Wesley; Robinson Leonard; Hart David, Rinn Lois (equal); Finch Linda; Elliott Ronald; Ferguson Ronald, Michie Lloyd (equal); Willie Donald; Duncan Larry; Moses Joanne; Cameron Douglas; Lediet Frances, Somers Rodger. GRADE IX Four Year Business and Com- merce, Science Technology and Trades FIRST CLASS HONORS- Meurs Johanna 83.9; Adams Trevor 75.3. SECOND CLASS HONORS - Schneider Ronald 74.0; Stein_ back Gary 73.5; Henderson Fred 73.1; Houston Robert 73.0; Ross Elizabeth 72.1; Manjin Renate 71.6; Hamilton Mauna 69.8; Rawn William 67.9; Weishar Anita 67,3; Bosman Allan 66.9; Searson Rodger 66.5. THIRD CLASS HONORS - Harkness Ronald 65.4; Sharpin James 63.6; Griffith James 63.3; Neabel Judith 63.1; Fisher Carol, Lowe Ann (equal) 62.9; Fraser Thomas 62.2; Benninger Paul, Coultes Grant, Edgar Neil (equal) 61.7; Letteau Elaine 61.5; Lowe Linda 61.4; Johnston Yvonne 61.3; Broome Robert 61.1. PASS -Caves Richard 60.8; Heffer Douglas 60.3; Ireland Keith 60.2; Kellington Joyce 60,1; Wesenburg Fred 59.8; Johnston Wayne, Stuernol Peter (equal) 59.7; Renwick Lana 59.5; Ferguson Barbara 59.4; Howatt Ronald 59.2; Schuler Ruth 58.8; Wheeler Har- vey 58.2; Baker Bonnie 57.4; Glenn Bonnie 57.3; Dobson William 56.1; Wadel Marlene 56.0; Coffin John, Hickey Rod- ney (equal) 55.5; Arkell William 55.0; Ward Pauline 54,7; Tiffin Douglas 54.1; Martin Carl 52.8; Peacock Lloyd 51.6; Cardiff Jean 51.4; McKay Pamela 50.4. BELOW THE LINE ---Machan Dale; Jamieson Gary; Elston Larry; Carter Donald; Jacklin Linda; Budnark Donald; Bridge Wayne; Purdon Ronald. GRADE IX Diversified Occupations SECOND CLASS HONORS - 1\lcKee James 74.3; Hill Sandra 71.3; Holloway Sylvia 70.8; Fisher Linda 70.1; Smith Robert R. 69.6; Errington Ruth, Henry Keith (equal) 68.8; Bateson Jon, Eckenswiller John (equal) 68.3; Cronin William 68.0; Jacklin Glen 67.7; Gray Mary 67.2; Smith Robert W., Stone Judith (equal) 66.7; MacDonald Morris 66.0. THIRD CLASS HONORS - Templeman Donald 64.3; McKay Isabelle 60.3. PASS -Johnston James 59.2; Garniss Joan 58.5; Whitby Linda, Workman David (equal) 58.3; Morrison Kenneth 57,9; Storey Irvine 53.2; Sinnamon Jean 50.5. BELOW THE LINE -Burt Edward. GRADE X 5 Year Arts and Science, Business and Commerce, Science Teohnology and Trades FIRST CLASS HONORS - Corrin Raymond 87.8; Moore Margaret 86.9; Ferguson Lois 86.3; Powell Karen 84,2; Mason Mary Anne 83.9; Schaefer Nancy 83.7; Coultes Lynda 82.8; Case - more Linda 82.4; Hollingshead Gaye, Pace Peter -John (equal) 81.9; McKibben Ann 80.9; Cas- lick Brian, Kilpatrick Grant (equal) 80.2; Fear Katherine 80.0; McDonald Archie. Reed Gary (equal) 79,9; Wamsley Gail 79.8; Sinclair Ruth 78.9; Blackwell John 78.8; Higgins Marilyn 77.6; Gurney Rae 76.6; Day Jane 75.9; Whitfield James 75.8; Collar Bryon 75,2; Goy Ronald 75.1. SECOND CLASS HONORS- Mccchan Stella 74.2; Walsh David 74.1; Walden Gary 73.8; Hardie Kay Marie, Smith Norma (equal) 73.4; Skinn Mary Ann 73.1; Brooks Larry 72.5; - Clark Brian 72.0; Rae Margaret 70.3; Conn Muriel 70.2; Millen Joyce 70.1; Rathbun Mary 69.8; Nickel Marjorie, Sanders Yvonne (equal) 69,6; Caslick Elizabeth 68.7; Thornton Jill 68.6; Elrick Richard 68.2; Leg- gatt Allan, MacLeod Malcolm (equal) 68.0; Excl Gorda 67.6; Kerr William 67.4; Pace Philip, Please turn to Page Eleven PRACTICAL NURSING instruction is being given in the girls' occupational course which was organized last fall in the new vocational wing of the local high school. This is the simulated sick -room where students take this part of the instruction. BEAUTY CARE is being taught to girls tak- ing the occupational course. From the left are Linda Fisher, Ruth Errington and Isobel McKay, as they practised manicur- ing. -Advance-Times Photo, To the members of the Board, Teachers and Students of the am Win hDistrict g High g School on the completion of the new VOCATIONAL WING IT WAS A PLEASURE TO BE NAMED AS SUPPLIERS OF SCHOOL FURNITURE FOR THE NEW CLASSROOMS. Imperial School Desks Ltd. PETROLIA -- ONTARIO Our Sincere Best Wishes CARTRIDGE CARTRIDGE, CARTRIDGE 4110.3) The Wingham District High School Board is to be congratulated on the official opening of the new IT WILL BE A GREAT BENEFIT TO THE YOUNG PEOPLE OF THE DISTRICT AND WE ARE PLEASED TO HAVE SHARED IN THE COMPLETION OF THIS FINE BUILDING. BEVERLY WEATHERSTRIP R. R.1 WATERDOWN, ONT.