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2 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, October 5, 1884
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Community
Local graduates are honoured
The following subject awards,
the highest mark in an indivi
Ontario Academic course, w
presented at Commencement '94
Seaforth District High School
Sept. 30: Deloitte & Tou
Accounting Award to D
Hemingway; Blowes Stationery
Award to Bonnie Bann
Seaforth Veterinary Clinic MotAward to Bonnie Bannerman
Seaforth Creamery Chemis
Award to Darren Hemingw
Huron Expositor English Award
Karen Nigh; Fisher/Hodg
Catering Family Studies Award
Robyn Carnochan; Box Furnit
French Award to Darr
Hemingway; Sills Hardw
History Award to K
McNaughton; Seaforth Insuran
Math - Algebra & Geomet
Award to Bonnie Bannerm
K.J. Etue Math - Calculus Aw
to Susan Stewart; Ross Ribey Ma
- Finite Mathematics Award
Kris McNaughton; Lyons F
Market Physics Award to Su
Stewart; The Janet & Margre
Snell Scholarship - to the studen
maintaining high academ
achievement in six OAC subjec
including English and French, t
Bonnie Bannerman, Sasha Hil
Kris McNaughton, Karen Nig
Cheri Taylor; Mackay Fami
Scholarship, to the student showin
a keen interest and proficiency
Physics, to Steve Greidanus; Lyo
Food Market Scholarship - to th
student with the highest OA
average, to Kris McNaughto
Ontario Scholars - presented
students having an average of
least 80 per cent in six Ontari
Academic Courses, to Bonni
Bannerman, Karen Nigh, Kri
McNaughton, and Susan Stewart
Subject Awards: (other grades
Town of Seaforth Geograph
Award to Keri Bachert; Canadian
Tire Co-operative Educatio
Award - to an outstanding Co
operative Education student,
Kevin Coleman; Maplewood Mano
Family Studies Award - to a C
operative Education studen
showing enthusiasm and dedication
to Tracey Lowes; McConnell
Stewart & Devereaux Law Award
to Christina Van Poucke; Haugh
McNaughton Memoria
Scholarship, to the Grade 1
student having the highest standing
taking advanced level courses,
Rebecca Broome; Biowe
Stationery Art Awards to: Grade 9
- Bruce Griffin; Grade 10 - Andrea
Gubelmann; Grade 11 - Martin
Attenberger; Grade 12 - Keri
Bachert; Most improved overall -
Angel Watson; Canadian Parents
for French Award (Huron Chapter)
- to the grade 9 student having
attained the highest standing in
French, to Jane Powell; Leeming
Memorial Scholarships - to the
student with the highest average in
each grade: Grade 9 - Sean Ludwig;
Grade 10 - Julie Agar; Grade 11 -
Rebecca Broome; Grade 12 - Keri
Bachert. Hoffineyer's Mill Award,
to the senior student who has
demonstrated abilities in the field of
building construction, to Allan
Hopper. James R. Scott
Communications Award, to a
student who has demonstrated
achievement in communications, to
Jonathan Bell. Alice Daly
McConnell Creative Arts Award,
to a student who has shown
proficiency in the arts, to Sasha
Hills. Ernie Williams Award -
presented by the Clinton
Community Credit Union to the
outstanding student in Computer
Studies, to Darren Hemingway.
Seaforth Chiropractic Centre
Phsical Education Award - to a
graduating student who has
consistently displayed effort and
achievement in both athletics and
academics, to Robyn Carnochan.
Students' Council Citizenship
Award, to a student who has
contributed much to the school, to
Monica Ryan. Elizabeth Scott
Bursaries - to OAC students who
have gone on to University:
Meagan Alkemade, Jamie Dalton,
Sasha Hills, Kris McNaughton, T.J.
Rooth, Susan Stewart, Bonnie
Bannerman, Steve Greidanus, David
McNairn, Karen Nigh, Monica
Ryan, Thomas Wheatley. Ladies'
Auxiliary, Branch 156, Royal
Canadian Legion, to the son or
daughter of a Legion Member going
on to higher education, to Shelly
Lansink. Royal Canadian Legion,
Branch 156, to the son or daughter
of a Legion Member going on to
higher education, to Karen Nigh.
S.D.H,S Staff Bursary, t0 a
student deserving of the chance to
go on to higher education to Sasha
Bilis. Women's Auxiliary of
Seaforth Community Hospital, to
a student who is. proceeding on to a
hospital -related career, to Kris
McNaughton. Crime Stopper's
Award, to a student who has made
great personal progress, David
McNairn. Norma—Jeffrey
Memorial Bursary, to assist
S.1),ILS. graduates in continuing
their education: Shirlee Bachert,
Becky Campbell, Julie Carter, Jeff
Denys, Kris Gemmell, Angela
for Horbanuik, Tracy Malone, Karen
dual Nigh, T.J. Rooth, Thomas
ere Wheatley, Bonnie Bannerman,
Robyn Carnochan, Carla Dalton,
Kathleen Dunn, Sasha Hills, Angie
Jervis, Kris McNaughton, Mary
Predhomme, Susan Stewart. Pepe
Klaus Memorial Award, to a
graduating student continuing
his/her education in the Arts, to
Cindy McCallum. Patrick Kenny
Family Award, to the most
improved student, to Carrie
Bradley. Seaforth BIA Award, to
an outstanding Co-op Education
student who is going on in the field
of his/her co-op placement, to Carla
Dalton. Edith Nott Memorial
Award, to a student going on in
childcare education, to Kim Baan.
Alumni Memorial Award, to a
graduating student who has done
well academically and has also been
active in school activities, to
Monica Ryan. Jean Hildebrand
Award, to the outstanding
graduating student in business
studies, to Kris Gemmell. Susan
and Berta Ross Awards, to a
student who has shown courage
determination and academic
standing, to Kathleen Dunn.
Edmund Daly Award, to a student
aspiring to a career in medicine as
a doctor cr nurse, to Kris
McNaughton. The Mary Jackson
(Hinton) Award, to a student going
on to University, to Bonnie
Bannerman. Britannia Masonic
Lodge #170 Award, to a
graduating student who has
successfully combined academics
with school and community service,
to T.J. Rooth. Dr. P.L. Brady
Award, to a graduating student
going on to a health-related field
and who has demonstrated patience,
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Coordinating Committee Bursary,
to a graduating student going on m
the field of childhood education or
social service, to Mary Predhomme.
First Presbyterian Church
Bursary, to a graduating student in
pursuit of a career in the field of
social service, to Bonnie
Bannerman. Dr. Charles Toll
Memorial Award, to someone who
has been a member of the S.D.H.S.
Girls Band proceeding on to post-
secondary education, to Angela
Horbanuik. Seaforth Automotive &
Industrial Supply Technical Studies
Award, to a deserving student going
on to a technical studies program,
to Harold Hugill. Donald
MacTavish Award for Merit, to
students in pursuit of post
secondary school education or
training, to Bonnie Bannerrman,
Sasha Hills, Karen Nigh. Seaforth
Lions Club Business Awards, to an
outstanding Business Student who
is continuing his/her education in
Business studies, to Cheri Taylor.
Seaforth Lioness Club Award, to
a student going on to post-
secondary education who has
displayed effort and initiative, to
Jeff Denys. Central Huron Junior
Famers Agriculture Award, to a
student going on in agriculture or
related fields, to Becky Campbell.
Bill Pinder Memorial Award, to a
graduating student who has
exhibited good community and
school citizenship and who is
pursuing post -secondary studies to
Robyn Carnochan. Governor
General's Medal, to a graduating
student who has achieved the
highest academic excellence, to Kris
McNaughton. Presentation of L.P.
Plumsteel Plaque to Valedictorian
to T.J. Rooth.
Seaforth.
Legion
-\ by Barbara Scott
Legion gives
student bursaries
Last Friday night at the Seaforth
High School Commencement exer-
cises bursaries of $500 were pres-
ented to Shelley Lansink on behalf
of the Auxiliary and to Karen Nigh
on behalf of the Branch 156.
Saturday afternoon the Ladies'
Auxiliary Zone C-1 Bo in tour-
nament was hosted by Branch 156
Auxiliary. Winners were Seaforth A
Team, second were Exeter and third
was Mitchell. It was a good day
and Seaforth Legion will be hosting
it again next year as winners.
Also on Saturday, the Zone C-1
variety show was taken to
Parkwood Hospital, London. Seven
members went along to help with
the veterans.
Sunday, The Zone C-1 fall con-
vention was held at Mitchell
Branch. Eleven members were in
attendance from Branch 156. The
Provincial Lawn Bowling Trophy
was presented to the Branch for the
team who won the tournament
earlier this fall.
The Provincial Service Officer
will be at the Branch on October 13
at 9 a.m. Contact Cleave Coombs
for an appointment.
'At the going down of the sun
and in the morning we will remem-
ber them.'
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VALEDICTORIAN - T. J. Rooth praised
School as Valedictorian on Friday night.
Valedictorian praises school
Seaforth District High
Students from Seaforth District
High School have been well-
equipped for post -secondary
education, said the 1993-'94
valedictorian.
"No other school could have
prepared me the way SDHS
has," said T. J. Rooth at Com-
mencement on Sept. 30.
The student of Western Uni-
versity said that in the imper-
sonal surroundings of a large
university he is sometimes nos-
talgic for SDHS.
"I find myself longing to be
back here walking these halls,
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A ,bust hard-hitting and entertaining
A .Junior !Lockey at its heatlll
where everybody knew every-
body."
valedictorian recalled
coming to the school as a stran-
ger in grade nine but leaving
with good memories and friend-
ships.
The school instilled confidence
in its students, he said.
"It has laid a solid foundation
for our futures," he said.
There were more than $20,000
in awards presented to students
at the Sept. 30 Commencement
program.
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