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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-10-08, Page 13r V. SHDHS valbdictori Graduates, parents, friends and staff were told at Fridays' annual commencemnt excercises at South Huron District High School that education is the foundation on which life if built. These were the words of valedic- torian Murray Rundle, one of the 12 Ontario Scholars in the 1985-86 grade 19 class at the local high school. Rundle in comparing education to skiing said, "Education never ends. It brings us to the top of the mountain and challenges us on which way to go. Falling down is part of skiing and life is the same. Get involved socially, physically, mentally and spiritually." South Huron vice-principal Sher-• PTM CITIZENS IP AWARD — Grace an • Howard Pym present the Marg Pym Memorial Citizenship award at Friday's SHDHS Commence- ment at SHDHS to Murray Rundle. T -A photo WATSON AWARD — Travis Beaver was the winner of the Steve Wat- son Memorial Award at Friday's SHDHS Commencement. Making the presentation are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Watson. says e c wood Eddy was chairman for the evening and the invocation was pro- vided by Dale Tollefson, the youth pastor at the Exeter Pentecostal Tabernacle. Greetings were brought by Huron Board of Education superintendent Arnold Mathers and chairman of the board Art Clark. Also on the plat- form' were area trustees Beatrice Dawson and Dennis Rau. The Moncur Scholarships going to the top male and female students in the grade 13 graduating class were presented to Karla Josephson and Tom Kester by superintendent Mathers and a former winner Donald Noakes. a. Huron -Middlesex MPP Jack Rid-, dell in presenting Ontario Scholar- ships to the 12 grade 13 graduating students who achieved averages in excess of 80 percent said, "The lear- ning process never stops. Start building on the foundation you gain- ed here at South Huron." ` Principal Bruce Shaw toldthe graduates, "The education received at SH will help in meeting the many hurdles of life." He continued, "Each of you will likely have as many as five changes of jobs during your working years and they will likely be shortened considerably." Shaw said the scholarships and awatds handed out Friday night were valued in excess of $10,000. The Steve Watson Memorial award to a graduate of the senior automative mechanics program was presented to Travis Beaver by Paul and Angela Watson. Valedictorian Murray Rundle received the Marg Pym Memorial Citizenship from Howard and Grace Pym and the Scott Hasselback memorial Scholarship went to Karla Josephson as the top graduate study- ingat university. science. y The Mary Farrow award to an outstanding student in English was won by Cathy Hogan, Doug Schade took the Kinette Club prize as a graduate studying social work and the Sororities award in nursing went to Charlotte Miller. Rita Denomme took the Lioness Club award as a top grad attending a community college and the Kinsmen Duca on .�5 club prize as a top commercial graduate. The Legion Auxiliary award was won by Kathy Hirtzel and the Royal Canadian Legion OAS History award was taken by Cathy Hogan. The top awards in the technical department were won by Jeff Hayter, Travis Beaver, Steve Pym and Jim Lewis. Secretarial certificates went to Karen Campbell, Rita Denomme, Tina Grubbe, Kim Ingram, Lori Rau, Denise Benning, Lorie Schenk, Pauline Regier and Deanne McKnight. Commercial subject shields were 4♦ j- : y 1 b :�dafI�n �f Iif won by David Dougall, Pauline Regier, Suzanne Finkbeiner and Glen Regier. The student council -scholarship went to Cathy Hogan, shields and pla- ques were awarded to Allan Pym, Tammy Durand, Irene Brand and Murray Rundle and teaching staff scholarships to Irene Brand, Jeff Hayter and Rita Denomme. The following Student council sub- ject prizes went to: English 1 - Den- nis Schroeder; English 11 - Tammy Durand; Dramatic Arts - Todd Goudie; Geography - David Balsdon, Charlotte Miller; History, French and Spanish - Cathy Hogan; Accounting - David Dougall; Family Studies - Tim Long, Patti I,,ove; Physics - Murray Rundle, Jeff Miller; Chemistry - David Dougall; Biology - Karla Joseptson; Physical Education - Ken- dra Arthur, Scott Bogart. Ontario Scholars were Karla Josephson, Tom Kester, Cathy Hogan, Irene Brand, Ron McCut- cheon, Jeff Wareham, Dennis Schroeder, Tammy Durand, Murray Rundle, Colleen Regier, Cathy Norris and Doug Schade. Must al accompaniment for the program was provided by the school concert band under the direction of Jean Waring. ;wilt LEGION AWARQS — Two SHDHS students received awards from the R. E. Pooley branch of the tbyol Canadian Legion at Friday's Commencement. From the left are auxiliary president Esther Hillman, Kathy Hirtzel, Cathy Hogan and Legion president Jack Brintnell. T -A photo i October 8, 1986 es Serving•South Huron, North Middkses voca do North lAmbton Since 1x73 a..:>�::,•:<: -St(/}I:`�. lC�i J /"e �}q y�t%+�y�.i>v�'F•4.45 �� /Mk W.a:Cii...:Sv'��.\y>'.:n:,:.ati:;btVy.':.�. :.??v4:n l:.....::- ).•.`.�. +1. "`.v1?y PagelA ELECTRICITY AWARD — SHDHS staff member presents the electricity award at Friday's Commencement to Steve Pym. T -A photo HASSELBACK AWARD — Karla Josephson won the Scott Hasselback trophy at Friday's Commencement at SHDHS as the top graduate stu- dying science at university. Making the presentation is vice-principal Sherwood Edd T -A photo PRESENT KINETTE PRIZE — Wanda Reynolds presents the Exeter Kinette dub award at Friday's SHDHS Commencement to Dqug Schade as a top grade 13 graduate studying social work. T -A photo LIONESS AWARD Reta Denomme received the Exeter Lioness award at Friday's SHDHS Commencement from president Joyce Eveland as a top graduate attending a Community College. • ENGLISH AWARD —'SHDHS teacher CayMurraypresents the Mary Farrow award at Friday's commencement to Cathy Hogan as on outstanding student in English'. T -A photo GETS TECHNICAL PRIZE — Paul Scott presents the Jerry MacLean and Son award at Friday's SHDHS Commencement to Travis Beaver as a top technical student. 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