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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-10-09, Page 15w At Friday's Commencement High scliool graduates asked to become more than average Graduates of South Huron District High School were urged at Friday night's Commencement to become more than average citizens. These words came from John Wooden representing Grade 13 students. He said Commencement is not really a beginning but the con- tinuation of the learning processes. Speaking for Grade 12 graduates, Diane Cyr let her personality shine through and asked fellow students to A LIVE WIRE — Tom Kester, the top electrical student at South Huron District HighSchool receivedan award from Ted Leeming of the On- tario Lea a ue at Frida 's Commencement. T -A photo TECHNICAL WINNER — Larry Wein of Dashwood' Industries presented an award to Jack Fitzgerald as the top technical student at Friday's SHDHS Commencement. T -A photo A TECHNICAL AWARD — Terry Zehr received the Vallance -Brown Electrical award at Friday's Commencement at South Huron Distric Hi e h School from technical director Walter F denchuk. grow with the knowledge and ex- perience gained at South Huron. Huron Board of Education superintendent Bob McCall said, "This county of ours will be in good hands when these graduates take their places in leadership. Graduates were told by board chairman Eugene Frayne "be proud of your heritage, your parents and yourself. Others speaking briefly were trustees Harry Hayter and Dennis Rau. SHDHS vice-principal Sherwood Eddy was chairman for the evening. Principal Bruce Shaw told students they were now on their own and to make decisions wisely. Receiving Student Council subject prizes were Kathy Schade, John Wooden, Deb Penninga, Karla Josephson, Karen Steinbach, Leslie Swartman, Karla Josephson, Liz Martens, Greg Hartman, Joe Martens, Colleen Glasgow, Rachel Mellecke, Steve Batten and Darlene McBride. Student Council Scholarships were won by Kathy Schade, Paul Smith and Jack Fitzgerald, while Liam Brennan, Susan Birmingham and Scott Jesney were honoured for mak- ing outstanding contributions to the life of the school and the community. Karen Steinbach, Jack Fitzgerald and Laura Brennan received teaching staff scholarships. Secretarial certificates went to Kim Coon, Ron Latky, Heather Prout, Cheryl Webber, Deb Bedard, Lois Goldsmith, Brenda Hoonard, Lori Johns, Pat Lerikos, Deb Mathers, Charlotte Miller, Heather Stephen, Laura Brennan, Leah Prest and Cathy Norris. Library service awards went to Laura Campbell and Steven Taziar and technical prize winners were Jack Fitzgerald, Tom Kester and Terry Zehr. Technical division director Walter Fydenchuk said Tom was the third member of the Kester family to win this award. On the grade 12 honour roll were Karla Josephson, Tom Kester, Laura Campbell, Catherine Hogan, Dennis Schroeder, Irene Brand, Paul Smith, Tammy Durand, Colleen Regier and Murt•ay Rundle. The grade 13 honour roll students were Greg Hartman, Rachel Mellecke, Colleen Glasgow, Karen Steinbach, Joe Martens, John Wooden and Leslie Swartman. These seven were also Ontario Scholars along with Kathy Schade, Deb Penninga and Karen Walper. They received their certificates from Ontario's Agriculture Minister Jack Riddell. The Moncur Scholarships were won by Greg Hartman, Colleen Glasgow and Rachel Mellecke. The Scott Hasselback Memorial Scholarship was won by Joe Martens, John Wooden was awarded the Mary Farrow award and Jacqui Cottrell received the Marg Pym Memorial citizenship award. Prizes presented by the Sororities. t Kinsmen and Kinette clubs, Legion Auxiliary and Lionesses were won by Susan Sullivan, Laura Brennan, Leslie Swartman, Deb Penninga and Paul Smith. Grade 13 graduates were: Steve Batten, Tim Bender, Susan Birm- ingham, Lisa Blue, Mark Boogemans, Pauline Brand, Steve Coates, Matt Connon, Jeff Consitt, Jacqui Cottrell, Tracey Coward, Darla Crawford, Derek deHaan, Colleen Glasgow, Greg Hartman, Debra Hodgins, Nan- cy Jane Jeffery, Scott Jesney, Tony Jones, Don Kells, Lovekesh Malik. Joe Martens, Darlene McBride, Rachel Mellecke, Stephen Merner, Susy Neilands, Glenn Osborne, Deb- bie Penninga, Andre Reymer, Sandra Riddell, Robert Sandercott, Kathy Schade, Barb Sharp, Allyson Shephard, Karen Steinbach, Susan Sullivan, Leslie Swartman, Steve Taziar, Karen Walper, Joanne Wat- son, Andrew Winters, Doug Wood- burn, John Wooden. Grade 12 graduates who have left South Huron are: Michelle Baptie, Julia Barnetson, 'Colleen Bedard, Debbie Bedard, Liam Brennan, Laura Campbell, Kim Coon, Brian Cooper, Diane Cyr, Krystyn Darling, Michelle Dayman, Sandra Dickins, Tracey Dietrich, Dan Dittmer, Lisa Donnan, Debbie Down, Cheryl Dowson, Tim Easterbrook, Jack Fit- zgerald, Joey Groot, John Hamilton, Ray Hamilton, Mark Hartman, Drew Hasselback, Libi Helm, Raymond Heyink, Vida Iskauskas, Lori Johns, Julia Knip, Sonya Kuepfer, Ron Latky. Darrin LeGoff, Cheryl Lewis, Mur- ray MacDonald, Liz Martens, Kim Masse, Deb Mathers, Carmen Mathonia, Steve McAuley, Darren McKinley, Tracey Meloche, Nicole Mitchell, Ed Morrison, Andrea Pearce, Jeff Pfaff, Jennifer Post, Carole Proulx, Heather Prout, Bren- da Rader, Heather Rader, Donna Regier, Lisa Regier, Sherry Sauder, Jackie Schottroff, Doug Scott, Paul Smith, Heather Stephen, Richard Snelgrove, Tammy Thurman, Terry Zehr. Grade 12 graduates currently enrolled at South Huron are: Sueanne Adkins, Darren Alexander, Kevin Alger., Linda Allister, Angelo Apfelbaum, Kendra Arthur, Scott Baptist, Scott Bogart, Susan Boyle, Irene Brand, Tena Brand, Margi Chaffe, Raymond Chong, Pam Cot- trell, Cathy Crowe, Irene Dietrich, Gib Dow, Debbie Drake, Denise Dunlop, Tammy Durand, Jim Flet- cher, Angela Fleming, Lynn Gaiser, Brenda Hoonaard, Sandra Hullebusch, Catherine Johns, Trevor Johnsglt, Karla Josephson, Kathy Keller, Steve Gould, Daryl Greb, Heather Hern, Tony Hewitt, Catherine Hogan, Heather Holtzmann. ,g.„ Fi+,xnutr •F.ytr TManHSGMrG — a, 61.1111,1 n.., -- CFixouz Y3lrtalrrp ,1' HONOUR ONTARIO SCHOLARS — Ontario's Agriculture Minister Jock Riddell presented Ontario scholarships at Friday's Commence- ment at South Huron District High School. 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Wast of Exeter on Hwy. 83 Open 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Closed Sunday Thanksgiving Day • Open 12 noon - 6 p.m. f man, Col een Glasgow, Rac el Mellec e, Kat y Sc ade, Koren Stein- bach, Joe Martens, John Wooden and Leslie Swartmon. Missing were Deb Penninea and Karen Wolper. T -A photo SORORITY PRIZE - Susan Sullivan received the Exeter Sororities award at Frida 's SHDHS Cominencement from Pat Fletcher. AWARD FROM KINETTES - Wanda Reynolds of the Exeter-Kinette club presented an award to Leslie Swartmon at Friday's Commence- ment at SHDHS. T -A photo Thomas Kester, Dennis Kints, Mar- tha Klopp, Raymond Lewis, Daryl Little, Phil Lovell, Scott Lovie, Angelina Malik, Darcy Martin, San- dra McDonal, Lesly McDonnell, Sean McGregor, Dan Mellin, Jennifer Mer- rylees, Charlotte Miller, Sean O'Rourke, Kim Prance, Allan Pym, Colleen Regier, Murray Rundle, Doug Schade, Dennis Schroeder, Kelli Schroeder, David Skea, Ron Tadgell, Rob Tait, Marty Taylor, Teresa Taziar, Tim Teeter, Brenda Thomp- son, Caroline Tickner, Jeff Wareham, Cheryl Webber, Diane Willis, Andrea Zimmer. ENGLISH PRIZE — John Wooden received the Mary Farrow English award at Friday's SHDHS Commencement from Deb Homuth. GETS PYM AWARD — Jacqui Cottrell received the Marg Pym Memorial Citizenship award from Howard Pym at Friday's Commence- ment at SHDHS. T -A photo Imes - Serving South Nuron. North Middle... October 9, 1985 dvocate i Nook l.,nElon Since 147 1 Pagel A Thnking AWD? 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