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(Intended for last week)
On Monday, June 25,
Awards Day and Kin-
dergarten graduation
was held. After the
ceremonies, the parents
of the kindergarten ctass
were invited for refresh-
ments served in the
library.
Awards were as
follows: band awards by
Mr Blackwell; activity
bars for members; choir
award, by Mr. Blackwell,
activity bars for mem-
bers; `student council
awards 'by Mr. Scholl,
activity bars for mem-
bers.
Public speaking
awards were given by
Mr. Reaburn to junior,
Shelley Teal; Jenny
Allen, Stephen Bugler.
Senior, Barb Forbes,
Brenda Harris, Janine
M'ayhecv. Library awards
were given -by Mrs.
Pullman. -
School soccer team
•awards to: most'valirable
pryer, Sean Van
D ngen; girls. most
s ay held
Wednesday, June 27,
when the ceremony
opened by the singing of
O Canada. Musical
selections were.played by
the school band directed
by Mr. Blackwell.
Mr. Reaburn final
speech to the graduation
class was as follows: -
"Mr, Kenwell, parents,
staff members,
graduates and students: I
feel somewhat at a
disadvantage . this af-
ternoon as this is my last
understanding, respect -
these attitudes must be
taught with a renewed
vigour by teachers and
parents for the benefit of
students' and future
citizens.
"Parents, naturally
have a challenge as well.
It's not easy raising
teenagers as I'm• sure
many of you have already.
found out. Parents
generally set the pace for
their family and if family
members fail to live up to
Holmesville
news
Blanche) )E•('ves,
currt'sliuuclt'nt
valuable player„ Shelley teaching day at this their responsibilities, '
Smith; senior boys school and no one here some of this difficulty
volleyball team, most
will have to -take me too -may be traced back to a
valuable player, Terry seriously. /Certainly not • deficiency on the part of
Johnston; senior girls the graduates! Not the parents. Of course, there
volleyball team, most ath.er students! Not even -is the financial respon-
valuable player Susan the teachers!,Not sibility of parenthood; as
n
t se
easy to obtain an Nakamura will not be -on
education bqt with the school staff -during
responsibility and 1979-80 school term. Mrs.
diligence on your ,part, a" Streenstra has decided to
remain at home with her
daughter, while other
teachers have accepted
new teaching positions in
the county. We extend our
best wishes to these
people as they assume
their responsibilities and
thank them for their past
efforts in education. At
the same time, we
welcome Mr. McKay as
principal and hew staff
members, Mrs. Pat
Briketon, Miss Marlene
successful education can
be yours. On behalf of the
staff of Holmesville
Public School, it is my
pleasure to extend our
best wishes to you,. the
graduates, in your fixture
educational en-
deavours."
The opening remarks
were given by Mr..
Reaburn followed by Mr.
W.D. Kenwell,
superintendent of Huron
County Board of•
Education. The following
presentations were
given: top girl in general
proficiency, Brenda
Harris; top boy in
general proficiency,
Cunningham and Miss
Loretta Ayatte.
Sincerely,
Robert G. Reaburn
The Goderich Township
Women's 'Institute had a
luncheon for graduation
day , for the pupils and
parents prior to the
graduation ceremony at
the Holrrpesville School. '
Sports
Jay Drehmann
representative for mixed
squirts team reports a no
show, no game this past
week while . Terry
Johnston reported the pee
wee boys team beat
rookside awards
Michael Lobb, both (Intended for last week)
presented•by Mrs. Sylvia BI,
Johnston from L 1901 •MANDY MILLER
Canadian Foresters. Top AND
•
history student, Douglas •
Moffett; top English' JANICE POLLOCK
.student, Barbara Forbes; Grade 8 Graduation
both presented by Mrs. Banquet was held on
>
' Dianne Lobb and Mrs. Tuesday evening with
Marlene Forbes' of S.S- Miss Angela Arrriitt, from
No. 4 Community Club; University of Western
top geography student Ontario as guest speaker.
presented by Mrs. Miss Armitt, who is now
Deanne Lobb and Mrs. retiring after 32 years
Marlene Forbes, association with U.W.O.
representat-fives of Mrs. has been Dean of Part-„
Glen Price, Brian Wain • time Studies and is proud
student, of the wide range of •
basketball, most valuable Despite this disad-. school, education does Terry Johnston; top extension courses offered
player; Sean Van vantage, I feel that as not become cheaper, and science student, Elsie by U.W-O., even as far as
• Dongen; senior girls part of my swan song, I parents must • make Lindsay; top sport- Port Elgin and
basketball, most valuable would - like, to finish my financial sacrifices on Lind ship award, Shane Walkerton. She gave the
smanplayer, Elise Lindsay. school assignment here behalf of sons and Elliott, presented by Mrs. graduates some. wound
Track and field awards with a challenge to the• daughters. But most Sylvia Johnston of advice laced with
were given -by Mr. people who are here, importantly of all, is the Taylor's Corners Com- advice
humour. ,
S•ygrove and Mrs. :,whether they like it or development in a• family mun•ity Club; top grade Donnybrook ladies
not.
Bell; senior boys pare ts. students progress in top mathematics
McCauley: midget boys, , • unit that father and five stLtdent receiving catered to the banquet `
Gary Stephenson, Curt "First of all, I'd like to mother are backing 'us, aylrs • Orr's plaque, and were. thanked by
• challenge the'teachers! It supporting our - en- Kendra , e • thanked
n.. Pastor
McPherson, Rod Nurse, presented by _ Mrs.
Carson Teal; midget ',• seems to me'that_since deavours and giving- its Marilyn'Drelimann 'were Lawrence said the Grace
girls, ShelleySurrid e, the whole school system the encouragement so beforethe.meal.
g is concerned with neededb. A.nn.Bernath and Lisa -
Anne Bornath, Jennyy young people: F
Allen, Maureen Perrott g or es. Special Awards. lylemorial ••Pault,Caesar
decreased enrolments, "Who is challen ed "special citizenship'
boys, Robin Lobb, higher'educational costs, more than the student? Awards - presented by.
juniorY ' school discipline that Today, students have award presented by Mr. . Mrs.• Joyce Caesar to the
Mike Clark, Frank teachers have a difficult more obstacles in their Jim Drehmann, Most Improved Students
Schlley - Teal,f; junior girls, role in..trying to sort way than ever before in Canadian • Order of 'in English - Andrea
Shelley • Marjorie Foresters went to Susan ' Westecott and Gordon
Singh, Jackie Norman; through. a maze of dif history. Some of these Bell; special music Jamieson.
intermediate boys, Mike ficulty in order to teach at• influences look good on,
Y award presented by Mr.
Powell, Shawn Rahbek, all. Then, of course, it the surface' but it is only. J �Vestbrook'was won by Proficiency -Award
used to be, get an when you examine these
Kevin . Feagan in- Elsie Lindsay. presented by Mrs. Jean •
termediate girls: Cathy education and get a job at more closely that you find .appreciation Speech Errington for Dungannon
Ok.e-, Darlene Smith, • which youwon't have to they • are not' all they •I would like tothank Womens Institute -Peggy
Lynda Russelo, Nancy work too hard. That was a seem to' be ': Many 'the students, _staff -and Gibson,•Set tl Wilson:
Bugler • senior bob slogan and a .fact of the students find it difficult to t f h A • d•
paten s • or t eir Sc
Cindy- Nixon and Scot
Wilson.
Music . Awards
Donated. and presented
by Mrs. Thos. Pritchard
to' Jeff Filmore. Cup
dopa"ted by Students'
Council, presented by
Peggy Gibson, Pres.
History Awards
Donated and presented
by Mrs. Marion Zinn to
Judy Carmichael and
Duncan Simpson.
Citizenship Award - by
Benmiller Foresters
presented 'by Mr. Ross
Eedy to Peggy Gibson.
Geography Awards -
Donated and presented
by Mrs. M. Anderson and
Mr. D. Cameron to 'Judy
Carmichael and Duncan
Si'mpson.. •
Presentation of Bars.
for merit in various
subject areas was made
by Mrs.- And.ersors. and.
-Mr. Cam cram --
Sports Awards • were
presented by .1VIr. Ross
Errington .to• Laurie West
and George Dierholf, who
were champions of Field
Day.
• Public Speaking Award
was ,presented by Mr.
Gary Jewitt to ' Karen
Beecroft, Valedictorian.
who then , gave . the
Valedictory address to
the assembly. Mrs.
Wilson -played
Canada' and there wa's a'
Shane -Elliott, Mike Lobb, 50 s and ou s.•
stay in school when cooperation of the ance 0 owing.
"Well;' things have friends who are alreadyP past field Fed. of Agr. and
Don Littlechild; senior ge seven • years. It , has Farmers Union
changed. , Edu,cation working enjoy expensive
girls, Elsie Lindsay, certainty been a pleasure presented by Mr. Lorne
Carol Dechert, • Susan doesn't guarantee a job. cars and money to spend. for me to work with so ' McDonald to Judy
1 Therefore, teachers can It. looksgood until many good" people and it Ca r m i ch a e 1 „ West
Bell. you
no longer say to students -• realize that the car is
On Tuesday, June 12,.is m,y hope that we have Wawanosh - Fed. • of
the pupils who placed. pass this'. course and probably financed and achieved some success • Agriculture presented b
first, 'or second in any you'll have your .job. But the wages they are y
of course, that was too earning as young educationally. Cecil Cranston' to Betty
h •
event here on Thursday, simple a g Y g people
When school resumes, Wagler.
Ma 31, • travelled to - P philosophy willnot prove satisfac-
YMrs. Carol Simons; Mrs. Mathematics. Awards -
Seaforth,High School. Out anyway. Wheredoes this tory in future years. Margaret McCauley, St. Helen's Womens
of 7 schools that "attended
leapve the teacher? In my Young students must Mrs: L
nda St
and - Mrs. Linda Mrs. Muriel Curran to
yeenstra Institute - presented by
the meet, Holmesville opinion, teachers must learn to , withstand the
School finished third. play the role of preparing temptation to quit school
In the intermediate.people for change and early.
girls, Cathy Oke came in students must Learn . to "Now I said' that
first in this category with adapt to change. It may education does not
44 points; in the junior
girls, Shelley Teal placed
third with 32 points. In the
midget boys, Gary
Stephenson cam in
second with 34 points.
Congratulations to these
pupils and to all who
participated in the -track
and field events.
well develop that we will guarantee a job future
not be able to count- on oil and I meant that, but
and gasoline, in the future success in education:'does\
as We have in the -past. -it mean that a person has
may even_he that people learned to discipline
will , have to prepare himself and, employers
themselves for changes realize that the can -
in energy And a host of didates they hire must
other things. Teachers : have self discipline,
must help prepare people besides the job
for these changes - qualificatiiins. It is -not
Graduation "But there are some
The,Holmesvil•le Public things that'should not
•School • held their change: 'responsibility,
graduation
ceremony Y on attendance, ce
punctuality,,
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Benmiller "B" 11 to 5.
Pee Wee girls
representative Jennifer
Fuller, these girls won
over Varna 10-9.
The midget git
, representative Debbie
Harrison • said, Hul.jett
beat Holmesville while
the midget boys
representative Ross
Schloen'dorf said their
game against Auburn
was. rained out. Don't •
forget the represen-
tatives are to earl Mrs.
Rivett with.scores. Good
luck on your next week's
games,
Personals
Holmesville welcomes
the family of Mr. and
Mrs. Del Schloendorf to
their community and
hope for a long and happy
stay. •
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