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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-10-09, Page 15TsinvePie,a4 .„ , , HURON 'EXPOSITciftlyPOTOBER.00, 1980 wi,1! -1, • 0"' t, A.4,0; 4A0t4rCf.'40:' ''';547W.C'74117kr1-1".4"43.5'4"11P11/4"*E71"415Vi.F4'1'Y'i..Thek•'S.." "A, , ""'"'• • • HONOURS GRADUATES—Graduating from grade 13 with honours at the SDHS eornmencement proceedings Friday evening were, (rear row, left to right) Doug Geddes, Murray Drager, Alexander Broadfoot, Chris Boettcher, James Delaney, (second row) DebOrah Mero, Teresa Malkus, Gary r 1. 7 „ Smith, Kathy Caldwell, Johnny Nielsen, Jayne Baker, (front row) Dianne Wilson, Joan Racho, Jean Murray, Joan Sills, Elizabeth Duke, Francine Visser and Dianne Godkin. Missing were Annette Branderhorst, Paul. Graham, Dale Lee, Julie Twynham and Darlene Whitman. (Photo by Ellis) t 4, ?„- Y GRADE 12 GRADS—A large group of students graduated from SDHS with their grade 12 diplomas last Friday evening, Including, rear row left to right, Charles Regele, Andy Kassies, Stephen Drager, Jim Parkinson, Brett Finlayson, Brian Ruston, Michael Flanagan, Peter Martene (second row) Bonnie Larone, Stephen Hildebrand, Rebecca Bannerman, Joan Janmaat, Kim Riley, Brenda Vanneste, Sharon Edy, Susan Dorssers, Mary Anne Nolan, Joan Bruxer, (front row) Pam • ••••••,...„ • Hackwell, Joyce Broatifoot, Linda Axtmann, Mapreen McIver, Cori Hat/kirk Elizabeth 'Reinink, Nanci Bennett; Mary Alice' Ryan, Mary Verberne, Mary Ann Van Dorp and Sandra Regele. Missing were Kathy Deighton, Marilyn Engel, Teresa Ferris, ,Karen Finlayson, Susan McAllister, Susan 'Moir, Gerald Nobel, Patricia Scott, Brenda Smith, Cynthia Stewart, Robert Taylor and Cori Wynia. (Photo by Ellis) RETURNING GRADS—These students received their grade 12 diplomas from SONS Friday but are going on to grade 13. They are (back row, left to right) Denise Albert. Margo Kale, Carolyn Wilson. Michael Scott. Steven Huether, Jim McDonald, Darrell Dietz. Denise Lane, Susan Nigh, (centre row) Mary Lou Jansen, Eileen Connolly. Pia Marcussen, S•-• •Dried Silk •Plants - 'Fresh Flowers Robert Thompson, Mark Underwood, Scott Robinson, arad Rice, Danny Broome, (front row) Anne Ribey, mitheie Lauzon. Mary Jane Visser, Rosemarie Wiederman, Henrietta De Witt, Sandra Steffen, Susan Smith, Nancy Schade, Vicki Ste. Marie and Susan Primeau. Missing are Debbie Fitzpatrick and Dennis Neilsen. (Photo by Ellis) 71111 45% it, I HILDEBRAND FLOWERS WATCH FOR OUR GRAND OPENING NEXT WEEK Hildebrand Flowers Complete Floral Service 15 Main St. 527-0555 Seaforth, Ont. The presebtatien of two new • awards highlighted Commencement at SDHS Friday tdght. The Mary Eliz- abeth Jackson' 'Award, .S500 to be given anntlallY, in memory of his wife by Her, bed Hinton of Acton was won byAnnette Branderherst. The Jackson Award (Mary Jackson Hinton was an Sea - forth Collegiate ' Institute graduate) will go annually te a student entering Sir Wil- fred Laurier University who will benefit froth a university education and shows • some financial need. • The donor cannot really afford this award. We stretch ourselves to •stay in contact and do something for the youth of Seaforth," Mr. Hin- ton explained. Joan Sills accepted the award for Miss Branderhorst who was un- able to attend because of a family wedding. Horace Brandon, a liaison officer with VVLU also took part in the preseritation. Seaforth resident Kate Teall presented the James R. Scott Communications A- ward of 5100 in memory of her father to Grade 12 stu- dent Paul Ellis. Mr. Scott, a writer. kacher and historian was also an SCI alumnus. Paul was cited for his excel- lence in communications through his writing and pho- tography in the local paper. Speaking 'for the 1980 graduates were Denise Lane for Grade 12 and Jayne -Baker for Grade 13. Both were chosen by a vote of fellow students. Other awards and their winners included:. Student Council Citizenship Award Presented by Darrell Dietz. President to Doug Geddes; Huron Expositor English Award Presented by Susan White to Elizabeth Duke, Dianne Godkin, Francine Visser; Roth's Physics A- ward presented by Doug Procter to Paul Graham; Ball -Macaulay Chemistry A- ward presented by Bob Wil- son to Kathy Caldwell; Ribey Math 1 Award presented by Ross Ribey to Dianne God - kin; Seaforth Insurance A- gency Math 11 Award presen- ted by Brian Kennedy to Kathy Caldwell and Teresa Malkus; S.D.H.S, Account- ing Award presented by Don Renshaw to Jayne 'Baker; Lois Scott Memorial Biology Award presented by Alex Stephen to Teresa Malkus; Sills Hardware History A- ward presented by Frank Sills to Jim Delaney; Box Furniture French Award pre- sented by Ali Farag to Teresa Malkus and Francine Visser; Town of Seaforth Geography Award presented by Mayor John Sinnamon to Kathy Caldwell; KJ. Etue Insur- ance Family Studies Award presented by Karen Byers to Dianne Wilson; An English 11 Award went to Julie Twyn. ham and Jim Delaney. GRADE 12 leCotinel. Stewart & Dev• e eaux Law Award presented by Ralph Smith to Stephen Hildebrand and Mary Jane Visser: F.A. Dobson Physical Education Award presented by Terry Johnston to Dennis Nielsen: Mrs. Karen Byers Now Receiving New Corn FREE GRAIN BANK Store your corn & take it home later on as Meal, Crumbled or Pelleted Feed as you require it. FORWARD CONTRACTS ALSO AVAILABLE For information on the above Call DON CORBETT AT 527-1910 DAYS 527-0211 NIGHTS OPNOTCH TOPNOTCH MOS WAITE!) 5271910 Seaforth ' 414414444-4... • ••/2i 1.•• .41•••Ah• Att •i••••••.•lie •116.• • • — 111 • Family Studies Award to Mary Ann Van 'Dorp; H.R. Donghtery Marketing Award presented by Harry Dough- tery to Stephen Hildebrand; Seaforth Lions Club Business Award presented by Bob Plumsteel to Andy Kassiei. Elizabeth Scott Bursaries were presented by Richard Burgess and 'Paul Ellis to: Annette Branderborst, Alex- ander- Broadfoot, - Kathy Caldwell, James • Delaney, Elizabeth Duke, Douglas Geddes, Dianne • Godkin, Paul Graham, Teresa Mal- kus, Joan Sills, Gary Smith, Julie Twynharn and Francine Visser. • Other bursaries included • the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 156 presented by Bill Wilbee to Paul. Graham; Ladies Auxiliary, Branch 156, Royal Canadian Legion presented by Peg Coombs to Joan Sills; S.D.H.S'. Staff, Bursary presented by Brian Kennedy to Doug Geddes; Women's Auxiliary of Sea - forth Communtiy Hospital to Joan Bruxer; Topnotch Feeds Limited presented by Gordon Rimmer to Chris Boettcher. OTHER AWARDS Leeming Memorial Schol- arships: for the top marks in each grade were presented by Cal,Caldwell to Grade 9 - Jeanne McDonald, Grade 10 - Linda Blake, Grade 11- Doug Jew, Grade 12- Mary Jane Visser. Susan and Bertha Ross Award presented by Bruce Shaw to Chris Boettcher; Mackay Physics Award to Margo Kale. Special awards included the Ralph Whitmore Memor- ial Awardfor the highest increase in average over the school year was presented by Karen Whitmore to Connie King. The Robert Haney Memorial Award for a stu- dent interested ,in travel was presented by George Ring to Peter Martene. TIT Calvin Presscy Memorial Award for the Grade 12 student show- ing leadership presented by Karen Pressey to Denise Lane. The Alumni Memorial Award for academic and other codtribution was pre- sented by Ann Hansen to Jayne Baker. The C.M. Smith Memorial Award for the highest marks at SDHS was presented by David Onn to Grade 11 student Doug Jew. Ontario Scholarships pre- sented by Jack Riddell went • anis Boettcher i Kathy Caldwell, Liz Duke, Dianne Godkni, Tess' Malkus and Francine, Visser. 'Other Scholarships won by • grads include one from the University ef Michigan to John Nielsen; and from Wil- fred Laurier' to FrancineVis- ser; and a U.W.O. scholar- ship won by Kathy Caldwell. The graduates' proces- sional was played by Carolyn Wilson and the national anthem by Maureen Hutch- inson. Father J.C. Caruana gave the prayer of invocation Other speakers included Don McDonald, •Chairman, Huron County Board of Ed- ucation, Jack Riddell, M.P.P Huron -Middlesex, Don Ken - well, Superintendent, Huron 'County Board of Education, Bruce F. Shaw, Principal, S.D.H.S. and Harry Scott, S.D.H.S., Vice principal: . THE GRADS Secondary School Honour dimplpmas, presented by Mr. Kenwell, Don Morton and Dennis Niegen weld to - Jayne Baker, Chris Boet- tcher, Annette Branderhorst, Alexander Breadfoot, Kathy Caldwell, James Delaney, Murray Drager, Elizabeth Duke, Doug Geddes, Dianne Godkin, Paul Graham, Dale Lee, Teresa Malkus, Deb- orah Mero, Jean Murray, Johnny Nielsen, Joan Racho, Joan Sills, Wry Smith, Julie Twynham, Francine Visser, Darlene Whitman and Di- anne Wilson. Secondary School di- plomas to graduates who have left S.D.H.S. were prep- sented by Mr. Braden, Ed. Poise and EileeniConnolly to Linda Axtinann, 'Rebecca Bannerman, Nanci Bennett, Joyce Broadfeot, loan Bru- xer, Kathy •Peighton, Susan Dorssers, Stephen Drager, Sharon Eedy, Marilyn Engel, Bret Finlayson, Teresa Fer- ris,' Karen ' • Finlayson, Michartflanagan, Cori Hab- kirk, Pam Hackwell, Stephen Hildebrand, Joan Janmaat, Andy Kassies, Bonnie La- rone, Peter Martene, Susan McAllister, Maureen McIver Susan Moir, Gerald Nobel, Mary Anne Nolan, James Parkinson, Charles Regele, Sandra Regele, Elizabeth Reinink, Kim Riley, Brian Ruston, Mary Alice Ryan, Patricia Sc6tt, Brenda Smith, Cynthia Stewart, RobertTay- lor, Mary Ann Van' Dorp, Brenda Vanneste, Mary Ver- berne and Cori VVynja. 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