HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-06-06, Page 17Public speaking awards were among' the trophies given out at
GDCI's awards assembly Monday morning. They went to (back
row, left to right) .Rob Shrier, junior collegiate award and
Nancy O'Keefe, senior; (front row) Nancy Brubacher, senior
Legion award and Wanda. Duncan, junior Legion award. (staff
photo)
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Two important soccer awards at Monday's awards assembly at
GDCI. Here loin Lambert (left) shows pff the trophy he won for
most valuable junior soccer player and Mike Palmer displays
the Robert Schmidt Memorial trophy for the most valuable
senior soccer, player. (staff photo)
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Mathematics isn't always an easy su1'ect but for these two
young people it is a snap. Mathematics contest winner in the
junior division were 'Ian Ross and Doris Naylor. The senior
winners are yet to be announced. (staff photo)
For' the first time this year, the Goderich Lions 'House 'Trophy
was presented to the captain of the winning house in the hew
house system inaugurated this year 'at GDCI,..Here Dennis
t ennan' accepts ,the huge trophy for Maitland Houser In a'
brief speech to the, student body, Dennis praised all `those
members of Maitland House who had contributed to the win. `
(staff photo)'
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Mark Riley was this year's winner of the executive plaque. The
award was given at Monday's awards assembly to the student
who had accumulated 17 points for executive efforts in the
school such as participation on the student's council or other
school clubs ig an executive position. (staff photo)
Old soldier Neil Shaw said he's never seen such good
shooting since. Marshall Matt Dillion shot it out with Machine
Gun Kelly on the Main Street in Dodge City. He was in-
troducing this year's rifle club trophy winner, Peter Erskine.
The award was made before the entire student body at Mon-
day's awards . assembly at GDtl. (staff photo)
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Gold medallions were presented during Monday's awards assembly to young people who had
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accumulated 115 in total points for athletic activities during their school career. They are (left
to right) Casey Wiidgen, Carol"Cruicksharlk and Tom O'Brien. Missing when the photo was
taken were Tanya Palmer, Larry Donnelly and Jim Watt. (staff photo) ,
The top athletic awards in the school were handed out at Mdndaya norning's awards assembly
at GDCI. The Brian Aowds Memorial trophy for th''i most valuable male athlete went to Larry
Donnelly and the award for the most valuable female athlete was won by Tanya Palmer.. (staff -
photo)
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Two very special awards were made at Monday morning's
assembly at UDCI, The first, the Arthur, Peachey Memorial
award for the greatest contribution to the school and to
student's organizations over at least four years at the
collegiate went to Joe, O'Keefe; the GDCI Leadership trophy
for participation in various organizations and for academic
achievement was •won by Sue Freeman. Both are Grade 13.
student;; at GDCI. {staff photo)
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To qualify for an honor plaque at GDCI, a student must complete four years of secondary
school with an average of 75 prcent or better in every year. This, year, 13 young people from
Goderich and area ,earned that distinction. and received their awards from teacher Glenn Rit-
,tinger at Monday morning's awards assembly at the school. Pictured here are (back row, left
to right) Dennis Drennan, Mary Ellen McGill, !V aureerr McCauley, Randy Keller; (front row, left
to right) Mary Van Rooy, Liz Scanlan, Sherry Plaetzer and Sue Freeman. Missing when the
photo was taken were Janice Foran, Debra Sitter, Kathleen Wright, Ann .Dalton and Douglas
.Fisher (staff photo)
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Music plaques were presented for outstanding achievement at GDCI during the year at Mon-
day'sawards assembly. All these young people are members of the Goderich Viking Concert
Band of which the school is Justly Proud. Pictured here are '(back.,left to right) David Ross,
4 Marie Cummings, Sally Stringer, Ken Cutt; _.,(front rowle, to right)' Liz Scaman, Sandy
Freeman and Wendy MQAstocker (staff photo)
Drama is an up and coming activity at GDCI and three mem-
bers of the drama club were singled out Monday morning
during the awards assembly for honors. From left tc right are
Debbie Dunlop, Earl Salter and Nina Knight who were chosen
by the other members of the drama club for their very species
contributions .6 year's activities. (staff photo)