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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-11-16, Page 144-4be Wingham Advance' Nov, 1, 1972 Graduation { f a b u a r E ti DOUBLE SCHOLARSHIP WINNER was Gary Barbour, seen receiving the congratulations of W. D. Kenwell (left) in the course of commencement exercises at F. E. i Aadill Sec- ondary School Friday evening. Gary won both Ontario and Carter scholarships with standings exceeded only by his friend Norman Ball. (Staff Photo) MVO anthem, Rpt 1 lde! i.. ►ys,.. 144171 en Hogan, I�ae e011ton,. ton, Briat Keithi Brenda �o- dy, Kevin,A Kieffer', Brenda Leahy, John Leitch; David oh!d, tonald Louttit, Vera MacDonald, Barbara Mac- . Intyre, Heather MacKenzie, Ron* ald McKague, Brenda Morrison, ` 19 Ruth Neable, Zlizabeth Newbold James Oldfield, Yvonne Parker, Louise Reid, Joseph Schneider, Jaynes Scott, Ronald SA114, Bar- bara Skinn, Linda Sparks, Bren- da Stapleton, Joanne Sutcliffe, Sandra Tiffin, Nancy Walden, Linda Watson, Anne. Welwood, A •0 Janet Whitehead, Murray Work- man. fit commencemen Honour Graduation Diplomas, Graduation Diplomas and Cer- tificates of Training were pre- sented at commencement exer- cises at F. E. Madill Secondary School Friday evening. John R. Taylor, member of the Huron bounty Board of Educa- tion, assisted by B. Brandon of the teaching staff presented Cer- tificates of Training to the follow- ing: 2-YipAR: Roger Burchill, Mur- ray Button, Janet Cooke, Ronald Cornish, Nelson Gower, Mark Harris, Mae Haugh, Maurice Hayes, Paul Hogan, Beverly Janisse, Brenda Janisse, Cath- leen Lamont, Brenda' Lippert, Wanda Lippert, David Logan, Michael MacDonald, Walter Mason, Gail Mayberry, Donald McCall-, John Monsma, Paul Preiss, Cameron Procter, Thomas Rawn, James Saint, Keith Snowdon; Susan Thomp- son, David Welsh, Brian Yahbee. 1 -YEAR: Charles Bondi, Rich- ard Elliott, Robert Fitzgerald, Mary Geertsma, Glen Lamont, Wayne Lorenz, James Mc- Cracken, Patricia Storozuk, Barry Underwood, Dorothy Wag- ner, Robert White, Craig Yandt, William Yeoman. Secondary School Graduation Diplomas The presentation of Secondary School Graduation Diplomas was made by Alex Corrigan, board member. He was assisted by R. P. Ritter, vice principal, and E. L. Stuckey and E. C. Beard of the school staff. Receiving diplomas were: Mary Lou Adam's, Nancy Adams,_ ' Kenneth Aitchison, Heather Alcorn, Shelley Alton, Janice Anderson, Brian Arm. strong, Marion Armstrong. che;yle Bailey, Byron Ballagh, Philip Beard, Marilyn Bell, San dra Blackwell, Linda Bonnett, Maureen Bradley, Dale Bridge Patricia Bridge, Keith Brighton, Linda Brook, Deborah Busby, Marilyn Bushell. Elizabeth Callahan, Timothy Callahan, Colleen Cardiff, An- drew Carmichael, Janet Car- michael, Wayne J. Carter, Wayne S. Carter, Dale Caskan- ette, Peter Chisholm, Nancy Lol- ling, Agnes Conley, Donna Cook, Sharon Cook, Ronald Cooper, Debbie Corrin, Marianne Cronin, Joan Currie, Ruth Ellen Currie. Janet de Boer, John de Boer, Simon de Boer; Jack de Groot, F. E. Madill scholars get rewardfor achievements A numberof awards, bursaries and scholarships were presented Friday evening at the F. E. Madill Secondary School com- mencement. W. D. Kenwell, supervisor of operations for Huron County Board of Education presented the school's six. Ontario Scholars, Norman Ball, Gary Barbour, Kevin Kieffer, Ronald Sillick, Brenda Stapleton and Kathleen ,Hogan. Mr. Kenwell also made the presentation to the Carter Schol- arship winners, Norman Ball and Gary Barbour. A1So acknowledged were Waterloo Lutheran, University Faculty Board Scholarship to Jeslttn �; RBe3r nd .gM `ofi- ciency Scholarship from the same university to Brenda Stapleton. Awards Mrs. Marion Zinn, member of the Huron County Board of Edu- cation presented the. following awards, bursaries and scholar- ships: ' ABeD Award, donated and presented by F. E. Madill, won by Laura Inglis. F. E: Madill Secondary School Staff Awards, donated by the staff and presented by S. Ward- rop and E. C. Beard, to David Frank, Nancy MacDonald, Cath- erine Kreller, Paul Laidlaw, Nel- son Gower, Mark Harris and Beverly • Janisse. George Menzies . Endowment Fund Awards, presented by Mrs. Robert Raymond, to Gary Bar- bour, Colleen Cardiff, John Rut- ledge, Murray Workman, Cheryl McCutcheon. Hospital Auxiliary to Wingham and District Hospital Award, pre- sented by Mrs:• K. M. MacLen- nan, to Barbara Skinn. John Stewart MacNaughton Memorial Award, donated and presented by Mrs. D. S. Mac - Naughton to Steven Ste. Marie. Ladies' Auxiliary to Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 180 Award, presented by Mrs. Wil- liam Renwick, to Heather Far- nell. Linda Mahood Memorial Award presented. by Donald Thompson to Ronald Sillick. Senior Typewriting Speed Con- test Trophy presented by Mrs. G. Bali to Glenis Gibson.' Student Council Awards pre- sented by David Frank to Laura . Inglis, Marianne Cronin and Ste - vetSte. Marie. eeswater Creamery Ltd. Award itr Agriculture presented by D. Thompson to John A. de Boer. Wingham Kinette Scholarship presented by Mrs. A. E. Strong to Kathleen Hogan. Proficiency Awards Grade 9, donated by R. H.' Lloyd to Jim Ritter. Grade 11, donated by E. Greg- ory and Grade 11 5 -year B & C donated by Mrs. Mary Cleland,. both won by Robert Loree. • Grade 11 office practice, donated by Mrs. E. Davis to Betty Ann Brown. Grade 12 4 -year 'B & C, donated by Lloyd -Truax Ltd. to Joyce. Tif- fin. Grade 12 Dr. A. J. Irwin Schol- arships by the late Mrs. A. J. Ir- win to Bernard . A. Miltenburg, Leonard J. Miltenburg and Joyce Tiffin. Grade -12 Doris MacKenzie Bursary by'the Doris MacKenzie Bursary Fund to Barry Gollan. Grade 12 proficiency in mech- anical drafting donated by Ad- dressograph „Multigraph of Canada Ltd. to Joseph Ecken- swiller. • Grade 12 Western Foundry Award for technical training, to Steven Ste. Marie. Grade 12 proficiency in wood- working, donated by Hodgins - McDonald (Wingham ) Ltd. to .Le- land Harkness. Grade 13, donated by F. R. Hewson, Grade 13 mathematics donated by J. H. Crawford, Grade 13 physics donated by John W. Pattison and Grade 13 Stan- ley -Door -Systems Ltd. Scholar- ship all won by Norman Ball. Grade 13 proficiency in chem- istry donated by W. H. French and the W. S. Hall Memorial Scholarship in science, donated by Dr. J. . S. Hall, both won by Gary Barbour. . Grade 13thistory donated by E. S. Copeland to Ronald Sillick.. Grade 13 Latin, donated in memory of Dr. W. A: McKibbon to Heather MacKenzie. Grade 13 Graduate Nurses As- sociation Bursary' donated by the Wingham and District Hospital Graduate Nurses Association to Barbara Skinn. , Music Awards donated by Mrs. Marie ,Douglas ,went to Linda Sparks, pianist and Heather Far- nell, assistant. . Gordon .Walter presented the Wingham Lions Club Grade 10 proficiency award to Sandra Cur- rie. The B&PW Club proficiency award„in girls occupations, pre- sented by Mrs. Robert Ahara, went to Johanna Van Diepen. Mrs. William Elston presented the Grade 10 proficiency awards in home economics to Barbara Mann and Susan Wilson. Monty Edgar won the Grade 12 auto ,mechanics award, donated by Ideal Supply Ltd., presented by Peter C. McGillawee, Miss Dorothe , Comber, a for- mer home economics teacher here, donated and presented the Grade 12 home economics award to Colleen Cardiff. DONNA deVOS WAS A CUSTOMER (in' white dress) for punch and cookies at the close of commencement exercises at F. E. Madill Secondary School Friday evening when home econornics students served light refreshments. At right is Nancy Anderson, another thirsty student, Staff Photo. John Deneau, Reval Def an, Marion Detzler, Willtatn Di kie, Daniel, Dickison, Allan Dickson, Joyce Dobson, Steven Donaldson, Stella Dubelaar. Joseph Eckenswiller, Monty Edgar, James Elliott, Jean El- liott, Ruth Elliott. Wayne Ferguson, Beverly Finch, Rosemary Forsyth, David Frank. James Galbraith, Elizabeth Gallaher, Glenis Gibson, Ronald Gillespie, Craig Gilroy, Brenda Glousher, Barry Gollan, Douglas Goilap, Shirley Gray, 'Nancy Guest. Rosalea Hackett, Steven Hack- ett, Susan Hall, Marcia Hamil- ton, Roy, 'Haskins, Irene Hasty, John Henderson, Linda Hender- son, Clifford Hetherington, Wil- liam Hilbert, Kerry Hodgins, Anita Hogan, Michael Hogan, Helen Holloway, Janice Hyde. 1 Mary Jardine, Douglas Jef- fray, Grace Jeffray, Heather Jo- hann, Brenda Johnston. . Paul Kieffer, Mary King, Pat- ricia King. Jane Laidlaw, Raymond Le - Drew, Sandra Lee, Bonnie Lor- enz. Kenneth MacAdam, Ruth Mac - Adana., Nancy MacDonald, Ron- ald MacDonald, Patricia Machan, Sharon MacNay, Janice MacTavish, Cheryl McCutcheon, Pauline McCptcheon, Marian, McGee, Deborah McGlynn, Rob- ert McIntyre, Murray McKague, Deborah McKay, Margaret Mc- Laughlin; Kenneth McLean, John McPherson, Constance McWhirt- er, Kim Mellor, Scott Metcalfe, John Meurs, Lorne Millen, Wayne Millen, Bernard A. Mil- tenberg, Bernard H. Miltenburg, Leonard Miltenburg, David Moir, Uoyd Morrison. Constance Nethery, Bonnie Nicholson,, Nelson Nicholson, Ellen O'Donnell, Kathryn oke, Barry O'Krafka, Marian O'Mal- ley, William O'Malley. Phillip Paquette, Bonnie Pen- anington, Shirley Pipe, Marjorie Procter, Milton Purdon. Marian Reinhardt, Kathleen Rennick,' Doreen Riley, Jean- nette Riley, Gayle Rintoul, Bryan Ritchie, Janet Ritchie, Murray Ritsema, Karen Ritter, Larry Robinson, John Rutledge. ' John Schipper, Elaine Schu- macher, Deborah Sebastian, Larry Simmons, Donald Simp- son, Gordon Smith, William Snell, William Snow, Ronald Snowden, Douglas Stamper, Julia Stanley, Steven Ste.. Marie, Douglas Stevenson, Dale Stew- art, Joan Stewart, Sherry Lee Stewart, Karen Sutcliffe, Linda Swanson. Joyce Taylor, David Thomas, Robert Thomas, Charles Thomp- son, Douglas Thomson, Joyce Tiffin. Julia Vallance, Joanne Van Dam, William Vander Klippe, Randall Van Stempvoort, Gezina Veldhorst.. • Linda Walden, Douglas Wall, Mary Lou Wall, Donna -Wallace, Bruce Walter, Carol Webster, Mervyn Weishar, May White, Barry Whytock, Murray Why - tock, Ruth Whytock, Susan Wil- liams, Bruce Willits, Lynne Wil- litts, Kathleen Wolley, Kathryn Work, Rochelle Wright. Honour Graduation • • - Diplomas Mr. Taylor also presented the Secondary School Honour Graduation Diplomas with K. E. Wood,` vice principal assisting. Receiving these diplomas far successful completion of grade 13 were: Allan Andrew, Norman Bali, David Balaer, Gary Barbour, Jane Bateson, David Bishop, Gregory Blake, Brenda Bushell, Shirley Bushell, Patricia Cante- lon, Catherine Chandler, Doris Coultes, Corinne Cranston, Wil- liam Deans, Keith Elston, Heath- er Farnell, Blake Ferguson,, Be the Best Dressed Guy at Christmas See our wide selection of SUITS - SLACKS - JACKETS - SOCKS - TIES - SHIRTS - ETC. - RFADMA. .• CLEANERS AND MEN'S WEAR 318 JOSEPHINE WtIVGHAM By 19'l5, alt snowmobiles have to be quieter. t INSI1't r us. Loca Evinrude's new 73dbA snowmobile not only beats the 1973 sound level requirement but meets the 1975 sound level as well. It features „exclusive Firepower electronic ignition for sure starts and up to 10 times longer spark plug life, .30 hp loop -charged engine, electric starting, safety neutral and reverse gear. But most of all, it's quiet. 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