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SEAFORTH DISTRICT HIGH
SCHOOL RESULTS
Seaforth District High School
students who wrote Upper School
examinations were successful its
passing 90 per cent of the papers
written; Almost 50 per cent of pap-
ers written obtain 1st or 2nd class
honors. First-class honors denotes a
mark of 75 or over; second-class
honors is 66-74; third-class honors
is 60-05. and pass or credit standing
is 51) to 50.
Abbreviations for subjects are as
follows; English Composition, Eng.
Comp.; English Literature, Eng. Lit.;
History, Hist.; Algebra, Alg.; Ge-
ometry. Geom.; Trigonometry and
Statics, Trig. & St.; Physics, Phys.;
Chemistry, Chem,; Botany, Bot.;
Zoology. Zooid. Latin Authors, Lat.
A.; Latin Composition, Lat. C.;
Fr,mrh Authors, Fr. A.; French
Composition, Fr. Comp.
Baker. Garfield ---- Eng. Comp. C.
Eng, :', Lit. 2nd, Geom. 3rd, Trig. &
St. 3rd, Chem. c, Lat. Conip, e,
Bolton, Malcolm -Eng, Comp. 3rd
Boyd. Ruth -Bot. r, Zool: c, Lat.
A. c, Lat. C. c, Fr, A. c, Fr. Comp. c,
Bruck, Donald -Eng, Comp. 3rd,
En;;. Lit. e, 11g. c, Geom. c, Trig. &
St. 2nd, Phys. c, Chem. c, Fr. A.
3rd. Fr. Comp. c,
Collins, Margaret -Eng. Lit. c;
Alt. 1st. Geom, 2nd, Trig. & St. 1st,
Phys. c, Chem. 2nd.
Docharme, Thomas - Eng. Lit.
;rd, Geom. c, Chem. c.
Eyre. Mervyn -Eng. Comp. c.
Flannigan, James ---Eng. Comp. e.
Hicknell, Peter -Hist. c, Geom.
1st, Phys. 3rd, Chem. '3rd, Fr, A.
2nd. Fr. Comp. 3rd.
Hillis Marilyn -Eng.. Comp. 3rd,
Eng.I it, let, Hist. c, Alg. 3rd,
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Geom. 1st, Phys. 3rd, Chem, c, Fr.
A, 2nd, Fr. Comp. 2nd,
Jacobi, Harry-Alg. 1st. Geom.
2nd, Trig. & St. 3rd, Zool, 2nd.
Johnston, Irwin -Chem, 3rd, Fr.
A. c, Fr. Comp. c.
Keys, Douglas-Geom. 2nd, Trig.
& St. 2nd, Chem. 2nd, Bot. c.
Knight, Harold-Alg. 1st, Geom.
ist, Trig. & St, lst, Phys. 1st, Chem,
1st, Lat. A. 2nd, Lat. Comp. lst, Fr.
A. 3rd, Fr. Cont. 2nd.
Lane, Patricia - Hist. let, Bot.
let. Zool. 1st, Lat. A. 2nd, Lat.
Comp. lst, Fr. A. 1st, Fr. Comp. lst.
Laudenbach, John -Eng. Lit. 3rd,
Hist, 3rd, Geom. 3rd, Chem. c, Bot.
c, Zool. 3rd.
Laudenbach, Marion-Zool. 2nd.
l Lee Lucille -Eng. Comp, 1st.
I Lillico Marion -Eng. Comp. 2nd,
Eng. Lit. 3M, Hist, c, Zool. c, Fr.
A. c, Fr. Comp. e.
McGavin, John -Eng. Comp. 3rd,
Eng. Lit. 3rd, Geom. c, Trig. & St.
e, Phys. 3rd.
McLellan, Donald -Eng. Comp. c,
Fr. Comp. c.
:McSpadden, Leslie -Eng. Comp.
1st, Eng. Lit. 1st, Hist. 1st, Bot.
2nd, Zool. 1st, Lat, A. c, Lat. Comp.
1st, Fr. A. 1st, I'r. Comp. 2nd.'
Murphy, Thomas Eng. Comp,
2nd, Alg. 1st, Geom. 2nd, Phys. 1st,
Chem. 1st, Lat. A. 2nd, Lat, Comp.
2nd, Fr: A. 1st, Fr. Comp. 2nd.
Oliver, Glenn -Eng. Comp. e.
Scott, Robert -Eng. Comp. 2nd.
Sill', George -Eng. 'Comp. 2nd,
Eng. Lit, c, Hist. c, Zool. 3rd.
Snell, Jean -Eng. Comp. c..
Stewart, Douglas -Eng. Comp.
2nd. Eng.. Lit. 3rd, Alg. 2nd, Geom.
1st, Trig. & St. 3rd, Phys, c, Chem.
211d, Fr. A. 3M, Fr. Comp. 2nd.
Watson, Alice -Eng. Comp. c,
Hist, 2nd, Ale.. 3rd, Geom. 1st, Bot.
2nd, Zool, lst. Fr. A. lst, Fr, Comp.
Ord.
Watson, Ione -Hist. 1st, Alg. 2nd,
Geom. 2nd, Bot. 1st, Zool. 3M, Fr.
A. 1st, Fr. Comp. 1st.
HURON OFFICIAL RETURNS
ASHFIELD
1
2
3
Cardiff McLean
109 26
106 26
83 44
68 48
20 96
37 49
45 45
468 334
4
5
6
7
Total
BLYTH
1
2
Total
BRUSSELS
1
2
3
Total
CLINTON
la
].b
2a
s
8
31)
4a
4b
Total
COLBORNE TP,
Total
EXETER
ib
20
2b
30
1)
4
Total
GOI)ERICIi
2a
21)
3a
311
4
5
6
7
R
9a
138 72
134 38
272 110
120 68
75 45
111 65
306 178
102 08
96 76
109 68
98 80
108 60
91 90
101 61
69 71
777 588
68 38
42 68
108 66
45 44
263 216
119 53
89
71,
154 80
162 104
118 82
97 06
64 40
783 499
78 49
105 62
88 94
80 77
70 68
68 82
122 106
67 66
150 123
'72 75
81 61
THE SEA1+'ORTH NEWS
9b 85
10a , (34
104 ....... 86
11.,......, 91
124 , , .. 62
12b •08
Aetalnce 1441
GODERICH TP. k1
1
2 182
82
386
4 . 82
5 ,,79
62
Total 498
GREY TP,
1 58
2 87
3 66
4 66
5 134
60
7
Total ... 36
HAY TWP, 536
1 53
2a 46
51
3b
4 98
5 23
6 114
7 26
8 .... 26
Total
H NSALL 4G8
1A 115
113 97
Total 212
HIBBERT
1 65
2 70
3 92
4 77
Total 304
HULLETT TWP.
1 81
2 52
3 51
4 117
5 29
6 64
7 71
Total
McKILLOP TWP. 465
1 20
2 107
3 107
4 103
Total 337
MORRIS TWP.
1 79
2 83
3 108
4 128
5 85
6 81
Total 1564
SEAPORT II
1 78
2 96
3 82
4 39
5 50
6 68
Total 403
STANLEY TWP.
1 42
2 58
3 52
4 164
5 67
G 77
7 17
8 137
Total 614
STEPHEN TWP.
1 97
2 68
s 82
4 88
5 36
6 103
7 34
8 83
9 38
l0a 32
10b 32
Total 693
TUCKERSMITH
1
91
2 '78
3 41
4 64
5 56
6 47
25
14
416
7 .
8
Total
CSBORNE
1
61
82
5J
979
1331
63
82
50
20
48
248
43
53
47
61
81
66
58
409
61
110
158
78
47
92
748
91
96
187
208
97
108
89
502
81
44
65
88
22
52
71
423
182
106
103
83
474
56
48
50
84
52
50
290
135
126
149
124
86
135
755
55
53
32
31
27
63
27
63
351
16
95
101
63
85
66
12
49
94
83
735
7'79
Totat,,...:.,...... 472 285
E. WAWANOSH
1 48 28
2 ., ,... 102 59
4 .• 64•• 54
59 18
Total 318 207
W, WAWANOSII
1 •88 43
2 82 44
8 52 26
4
65 47
6 17 42
Total........ .,. 852 240
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BRODHAGEN.
Mrs. Fred Kisiner is confined bo
Victoria Hospital with a mild case
of Polio, and is making satisfactory
recovery.
Mr. and M'rs. Orval Whitfield of
St. .:Catharines visited with her :bro-
ther Russell Sholdioe and Mrs.
Sholdiee.
Mrs. Howard Querengesser and
girls of Waterloo with Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Querengesser for a week,
Rev, and Mrs, ' Backer returned
home from a trip to Ottawa and
north through Muskoka.
Mrs. George Mogk spent last week
with her son Carman Mogk and Mrs.
Mogk at St. Thomas.
Mr, and Mrs. John Mueller and
Ruth Ann of Hamilton with her par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Hillebrecht,
Mr. and Mr's, Russell Sholdice and
family are spending a few clays in
Grand Bend this week,
Members of the Zion Lutheran
Church Swing Bowling of Stratford,
were guests of the Brodhagen Swing
Bowling 'Club on Thursday evening:
Miss Gladys Eickmeir of Stratford
was the high scorer of the evening
with a perfect score of 800. Miss
Ida Durst of Stratford .(low), Mr.
Joe 'Smith, high and Mr. Oscar
Young (low), Lunch was served in
the church basement.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Woodward,
Donna and Gaye of Toronto with
her 'parents, Mr. and- Mrs. `Albert
W
Querengesser, Mrs. oodward and
girls remaining for the week.
Mrs. Harvey Ahrens and baby son
returned home from Seaforth Hos-
pital
The flowers that adorned the Alt-
ar of St. Peter's Lutheran Church
were placed in memory of the late
Fred Miller who died 34 years ago
Aug. 16, by the family.
Mrs. Mary Bouke •of Detroit and
Mrs. Andrew Bald of Seebach Hill
with Mr. and Mrs, Fred Harloff.
Mr. and Mrs. Hope Pauli of De-
troit spent the past week with Mr.
John Ritz and other relativ3s.
Miss Arlene Diegel is spending
two weeks at Edgewood Camp at
Eden Mills.
Miss Cherry Kressler has return-
ed home after spending the week
with her aunt and uncle Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Diegel of McKillop.
Misses Jean and Elsie Siemon and
Lorne Wolfe and Gerald Buuck at
Delhi over the weekend.
Mrs. Lavern Wolfe spent Monday
with her ,brother Lorne and 1VIrs,
Hinz at Cedar Springs.
WALTON
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Jackson and
son Dick of Bancroft, Mich., spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Fox of Walton.
The W. A. of Walton United
Church met on Thursday afternoon
with the President, Mrs. Turnbull
presiding. Hymn 516 was sung fol-
lowed by the Lord's Prayer in uni-
son. Treasurer's report report was
given, with $28.83 on hand. Thank -
you cards were read. The date set
104 for the fowl supper was Oct, 21st.
115 The meeting closed with the Mizpah
79 Benediction.
82 Mr. and Mrs. Sohn S. Buchanan
73 and Miss Eleanor Rae, Stratford,
59 with friends Isere.
115 Miss E. Robinson, Toronto, with
33 Mrs. Rebecca Dennis.
660 Miss M. Beuermann, Kitchener,'
with Mr. and Mrs. John Beuermann.
66 24 Victor Shaw is a patient in Viet -
2 57 52 oria Hospital, London.
3 45 58 Frank Kelly with friends to the
4 69 40 western Trovinces.
5 89 46 Threshing and combining are,, in
6 67 17 full swing in this part of Huron•'''Co.
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TI4URSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1953
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Reports indicate about the same
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Prospects for the sugar beet crop
are very good.
RADIO SCHOOL NEWS
Five Dakota aircraft and crews
from the Air Radio Officers School
at 'Clinton have returned from "Op-
eration Butler", a search for an Am-
erican Civilian Stinson Station Wag-
on Aircraft lost in Northern Ontario.
This aircraft, piloted by Mr. Harry
Butler •of Detroit and carrying two
passengers, left .Sault Ste Marie,
Michigan, for Wawa, Ontario, on
August 12 and has not been seen
since. The searchers left Centralia
for U.S. Air Force base at Kinross,
!Michigan, on Thursday and have
carried out a search from that base
jointly with aircraft from the U.S.
Air Force and from 'RCAF .Station,
Trenton, and the Flying Instructors'
!School at Centralia. The area from
the east shore of Lake Superior to
approximately 100 miles inland and
from Sault Ste, Marie to beyond the
Canadian Pacific Railway in the
north has been extensively covered
but no signs of the lost aircraft have
been found. A search in .tbat area at
this time of the year is very difficult
owing to it being heavily wooded
and the foliage covers up much of
the terrain. Controlling the search
were S/L W. Chrismas of 'Centralia
as searchmaster and as ins deputy
F/L V. E. Eldridge of the Air Radio
Officers' School. One aircraft is re-
maining in Kinross for a few days
to early out further searching and
cheek on any new developments.
Sports fans! Read Ted Williams'
own s cry Isis war une exp
and his comeback in baseball. It's a
stimulating revelation in the out-
spoken words of the great ballplay-
i er, told in "Where Do We Go From
! Here?", in The American Weekly
' with ths corning Sunday's (Aug. 23)
issue of The Detroit Sunday Times.
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