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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-06-29, Page 13THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JUNE 29, 1988 — 13A ST. PATRICK'S DUBLIN GRADUATION - The Grade 8 graduation of St. Patrick's School, Dublin, was held last Tuesday, June 21 at the school. Twenty-seven students graduated at this time, and they are, (front, left to right): Terry Dow, Natasha Renne, Jo- Anne McCarthy, Kerni Costello, Michelle Cronin, Robin Raser, Mathew Megens, Kathleen Ryan, Jolene Cronin, Patricia Murray, Lynn Feeney, Coleen Deloyer, Tanya Vansteelandt, Paula Wilding, Jenny Staples, Jennifer Cronin, Marianne Cook, Tim Dow, Michael Cronin, Dean Murray, Kevin Ernst, Kelly Van Bakel, Brian Melady, Pat Jisser, Chris Van Bakel, Dan Uniac and Mark Vogels. ' GRADUATING FROM THE KINDERGARTEN CLASS at Seaforth Public School in 1988 are (back) Derek Nesbitt, Brent Gowan, Michael Staples, Angela Southgate, Cheryl Ribey, Jason Anstett, Kris Cannon, Michael Park (teacher), Jennifer Binnendyk, Derek Akey, Curtis Dale, Courtney McCallum, Amanda Weber, Greg Nixon (front) Jeff Barry, Jonathan Bakos, Tadd Smith. Brad Thomas, Krystal Dale, Jennifer O'Rourke, Krystal Kruse, Krista Heimpel, Ryan Willis, Amanda Verschuere, William Fraser, Ashley Holmes, Merissa Caskenette and Eric Oosterbosch. Corbett photo. GRADE 8 GRADUATES at St. James Separate School ih Seaforth include: Back, Mr. Doherty, teacher; Dan Blake, Wendy Lam- merant, Jackie Stewart, Mark Nolan and Gary Birmingham, Prin- cipal. Middle, Rob VandenHengel, Kelly McCowan, Tammy Jan - meat, Mike Nolan, Loretta Nott, Danielle Armstrong and Brian Lit- tle. Front, Renee Devereaux, Lori Nigh, Angie Barry and Cathy Williamson. Submitted photo. 1 „ • ST. JAMES BOOK WORMS - Students at St, James Separate School in Seaforth took part in a reading program sponsored this year by World Book Encyclopedia. Growing in popularity the program, called Partners in Excellence encourages students to read and earn funds for their school at the same time. World Book will match half the funds earn- ed by the school. Students at St. James School earned $1,355.74 plus $677.87 from World Book for a total of $2,033.61. They used this money to purchase three sets of en- cycopedias, one set of childcraft books, and one Atlas. The class that read the most book won a set of science books. Shown here with theircertificates and medallions of achievement are the St. James book worms. Mcliwraith photo. HURON CENTENNIAL GRADE EIGHT GRADS - (back, from left) Seth McKinley, Michael McCowan, Dwayne Siertsema, Murray Jeffery, Keith Sterling, Brian McLeod, David Googenes, Darren Thompson, Shane Edward, Richard Fitoussi, Scott Rathwell, Donald Knox, Connie Bannerman, Erin Lobb, Andy Granger, R. J. Hutchins, Mark Buruma, Kenny Betties, Ben Gundy, Jason Reid, Steve Papple, Phouc Loung, Billy Kerr, John Sertsiema (prin- cipal), Wayne Knox, Jon Jackson, Rob Consitt, Tim Cheverie, Trudy Upshall, Honor McKinley, Shellie Stephenson, Nancy ard141 1144040444004 .t Lefaibe, Kathy Upshall, Leanne Charters, Amanda Butt, Kraig Gingerich, Tom Eaton, Barbara Cooper, Flo Keillor, Dennis Mount, Steve Lostell, Paul Brideau, Jarod Boily, Krista McAsh, Sandra Coultis, Hayley Linfield, Patricia W.ynja, Sandra Steckle, Sherri McLachlan, Melody Turner, Nikki Latour, Kara Strong, Pam Carter, Jean Turner, Shannon Kellor, Karen Kipfer, Tina Cayer, Debra Coleman, Nancy Steckle, Nicole Dallas, Trudie Decker, Sheila Lindsay, Julie Smith, Susan Kirkton, Jody Horton, Susan Madsen Karen Bachert and Phillis Wain. Corbett photo. C!egaim CA6DoC.^emm .w . K. T 04 4l i3ra C7- 44 CleppC7C2 F7 .. rl OLt 1.`..,{6557 AWARDS WERE PRESENTED to outstanding students at the Grade 8 graduation ceremony last week at Huron Centennial School In Brucefield. Shannon Keller (front) was the runner-up for a general proficiency award, Sandra Coultis won the Doris McKinley Music Award and the French award; Hohor McKinley , was the top academic girl, runner up for the French award, and won the Evelyn H. B. Newton -Brady scholar- ship; Phuoc Luong was the top academic boy, runner up for the athletic award, and winner of the math award; Pam Carter claimed the athletic award; Duane Siertsema won the Ruth Hayman -Elliot Award for the most improved student; and David Hoogenes was the runner up as the top academic boy. (Back) Hayley Linfield won awards for music, top academic girl, and tied for the Evelyn H. B. Newton -Brady Scholarship; Amanda Butt was the top history student and the runner up for the top academic girl; Nancy Steckles was the most improved student; Julie Smith was runner up for the history award and won the general proficiency award; Trudie Decker was the runner up in math; Ken Betties was the runner up for general proficiency and Seth McKinley won a general proficiency award. Corbett photo. a THE GRADUATING GRADE EIGHTS at Seaforth Public School are (back left) Doug Hopper, Jason Scarrow, Pepe Klaus, Mike Pearce, Kalen Carroll, Craig McGrath, Jason Muir, Doug Camp- bell, Dwayne Pryce, Kelly Workman, Allen Langille, Mark Mac- Donald, Jeff Hunt, Mark Webb, Jason Beuttenmiller, Kevin Card - no, (middle) John McKercher, Steve Greidanus, Tim Ducharme, Tracy Fortune, Allan King, Susan Rowcliffe, Tina Driscoll, Tonle McClure, Cheri Caskenette, Wendy Bachert, Jennifer Southgate, Karen Coleman, Tammy Kennedy, Kerry McMillan, Karen Ward, Liz Lamble, Brenda Jessome, Joanne Van Loon, Laurie Bowan, Dave Soontiens (front) Shawn Little, Brett Lee, Greg Clark, Eric Johnston, Paul Dolmage, Andy Litt, Rick Oliver, Colin Skea, Steve Pletsch, Dan McNaughton, David Kennedy, Jason Harrison, Chris Eckel, Danny Taylor and Brian Van de Ban. Corbett photo. SPS AWARD WINNERS for academics among the graduating Grade 8 class are Eric Johnston, public speaking; Brenda Jessome, citizenship; Wendy Bachert, merit, public speaking and family studies; Doug Campbell, citizenship; Mark Webb, english; Jason Beuttenmiller, merit; David Kennedy, county math contest finalist; and Steve Greidanus, english. Corbett photo. KINDERGARTEN GRADUATES last week at Walton Public School included: Back, Corey Culbert, Wendy Glauser, Jillian Houston, Sandra McNichol, Benjamin Finlayson, Pamela Elliott, Dennis Rijkhoff, Brian Hawks, Jason MacDonald, Amy Shortreed and Amanda Comeau. Front, Alicia Dalton, Fraz Khan, Theresa Pryce, Christopher Siemon, Matthew McLennan, Melissa Dube, Justin McGuire, Bradley Somerville, Catherine Bourne and Bradley Shortreed. Mcilwraith photo. SPS ATHLETICS AWARDS WINNERS in 1988 are Tracy Fortune, sportsmanship and athletic excellence; Vicki Lansink, first place in junior girls track at regional meet; Steve Mclnally, first place in midget boys track at regional meet; and Jason Beuttenmiller for sportsmanship and athletic excellence. Corbett photo. HURON CENTENNIAL KINDERGARTEN GRADS - From the '<indergarten A class: Brenda Wynja, Michael Jones, Sheldon Peters, Erin Traquair, Andrew Kuehl, Danny Morrison, Matthew Hummel, Becky Milton, Jack Fritziy, Christine Graham, Curtis Smith, Bobby -Jean Clifton, Ryan Lloyd, Kelly Clarke, Lucas Shanahan, Chris Newtel, Scott McNaughton, Suzanne Fitzsim- mons, Brian Webster, Vanessa Warden, Joshua Snider, and B. J. Coultis. Singing on stage are Ben Gingerich and Ryan Asher. In the Kindergarten B class are: Traci Taylor, Brandon Martin, Erin McCowan, Greg Greidanus, Sharon Hartman, Nic Armstron, Shannon Moir, Adam Talbot, Cara Stephenson, Scott McKee, Kendra Sauve, Michael Sinnamon, Kirsten Bauer, James McNaughton, Lyndsay Andrews, Jonathan Loerchner, Lori McKay, James Stokes, Jennifer Taylor, D. J. Meriam, and Reegan Price. Corbett photo.