HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1997-07-02, Page 26Earning the grade
HCBE talks amalgamation
These East Wawanosh students were honoured for their achievement at the awards
ceremony last week. In back, from left: Nicole Meier, citizenship Grade 4; Michelle Nixon,
proficiency Grade 5/6; Amy Barnes, proficiency Grade 7; Heather Black, proficiency Grade
7/8; Darlina Delong, citizenship Grade 5/6 and Liz Goll, citizenship, Grade 7. In front, from
left: Nicole Sippel, proficiency Grade 2; Camerra Yuill, proficiency Grade 3; Levi Cook,
citizenship Grade 3; Christie Sippel, proficiency Grade 1 and Carter Cloakey, citizenship
Grade 1
With the complete overhaul of
the county board of education sys
terns less than six months away, the
Huron-Perth Local Education
Improvement Committee (LEIC)
has filed its first interim report for
restructuring.
The chair^wo trustees and an
alternate trustee from the Huron
County Board of Education
(HCBE) and the Perth County
Hullett pupils
Adding to the celebration of their
finals days at elementary school,
the students of Hullett Central Pub
lic School, received awards at the
June 23 graduation ceremonies.
Award winners were: Melissa
Snell, self and society-history and
top female graduate; Krista Martin,
self and society-geography; Beki
Brandon, English; Leanne
Blyth PS students get awards Jamieson, penmanship; Eli Thom
son, Tech 21 male; Stephanie Blan-
Board of Education have been cho
sen to sit as the LEIC. Members of
school advisory council, student
trustees and superintendents of
business will also attend the meet
ing at act as resource persons.
Work groups have been estab
lished to study every aspect of the
amalgamation of the school boards,
with mandates outlined for each
area.
earn honours
chard, Tech 21 female; Tiffany
Reinhart, music; Mandy Dunbar,
science; Uneetta Biesinger, French;
Krista Martin, math; Jennifer Tis-
seur, art; Richard Baechler, effort
and co-operation; Daren Arm
strong, outstanding male athlete;
Kristy James, outstanding female
athlete; Sandra DeJong, overall
improvement-female; Joel Thomas,
overall improvement-male and
Matt Anderson, top male graduate.
In marking their final day as ele
mentary school students, the gradu
ates of Blyth Public School took
home several awards at the gradua
tion ceremony, June 23.
Award recipients were:Brian
Sherred, computer technology and
male track and field; Cathy Cald
well, family studies; Ryan Lee,
design and technology; Elizabeth
Ross, Peacemaker and history; Jeff
Lewis, citizenship; Teag Onn, gen
Grey grads take trophies
The award winners at the Grade
8 graduation ceremony for Grey
Central Public School took home
several honours, June 23.
music; Stacey Smith, drama; Garry
Hiusser, all-round student; Matt
McCall, congeniality; Brian Old
field, outstanding male athlete; Deb
eral proficiency, English and
music; Sabine Schroecker, most
improved female; Chris Hill, most
improved male; Anthony deBoer,
top male athlete and math; Shanda
Loder, top female athlete, track and
field award, and French; Amanda
Fitzgerald, English improvement;
Kendra Brigham, art; Kristy Blair,
science; Derek Cook, geography
and Jackie Brak, math improve
ment
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Winning the awards were: Amy
Hiusser, English and French;
Meghan Adams, math and out
standing scholar; Joe Pearson, his
tory; Christine Snider, geography;
Shannon Clark, art; Amanda Cum
mings, science; Jodi Semple,
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It was a great evening for the
graduates of East Wawanosh Public
School when they received their
certificates, June 23.
The following awards were pre
sented: Tim Jerva, math, history,
art and academic proficiency;
Schlumpf, outstanding female ath
lete and Phil Affolter, outstanding
scholar.
Affolter was also awarded the
Grey Central crest for accumulating
eight points in a combination of
sports, academic and other individ
ual achievements.
ceremony
Vicky Black, geography; Curtis
Knight, science and English;
Myron Hussey, general proficien
cy, French and music; Sherri
Robinson, top female athlete; Justin
Campbell, top male athlete and
Amber Lutz, citizenship.
Seaforth hands out awards
Continued from page 25
Award to most improved student in
language arts; Amanda McClory,
Sheila Morton Bursary; Kassie
Hoegy, Harmony Hi-Lites Music
Award; Katie Emmrich, Ausable-
Bayfield Geography Award;
Stephanie Giller, French; James
Montgomery, John Jew Citizenship
Award; Jasmine Foreman, John
Jew Citizenship Award; Stacey
Dayman, Barbara Elston Memorial
Award; Dean Wood, Barbara
Elston Memorial Award; Erin
Rock, J.W. Talbot Award and Kris
ten Halfpenny, Gauss Mathematics
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