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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-06-19, Page 12•," to 11' {kJ : SM • _41i, • •4: - T • • • ., • 1 y J4 I, 4 k 8 .1^ itier 1 1 ' 4, • PAO* MEM • r • THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO ELECT JOHN 1.0NEY Progressive Conservative in. Bruce Bruce Federal P.C. Assoc. RIPLEY DISTRICT SCHOOL• EDITOR, DIANNE MacKAY ASSISTANTS, JANICE REEVES AND WAYNE NICHOLSON 'VIE FINAL DAY (AT LAST !) . As you're well aware now, ,• 'school is finally out for the second, ary students. On Monday, June 10th, an assembly brought' the 13- 74 year to a. grand finale. With Mr. 'Ed, grown acting as the M.C. various awards were handed out to the deserving individuals. The Ripley students who completed the R.D.S. Driver's 'Education receiv- ed their certificates from their instructor Mr. Reuben Burnett. • They included Larry Carter, Cam- eron Courtney, Courtney Liddle, Peter MacDonald, CarolrMacKay, Ken MacKay, Barry Marshall, •Nancy McGuire, Janice Reeves, Julie Reeves, and Wray Thompson. Although R.D.S, is a small school, our spirit in sports is mighty in name and deed. Once again the' intra -mural sports saw the majority of the Secondary student body participating. Intra - •'mural crests were awarded to the volleyball team Of Mary Needham, while Kathy Far- rell's team received the basket- ball tabs. Greg Liddle and Carl Stanley received crests for their champion teams in the boys' —Volleyball and .basketball division respectively. Participants in the various school teams received school bars, and, the Jr. Girls Volleyball team also added a crest to their collection. Barb Grubb and Julie Reeves rep- resented R.D.S. in the B.I.A. badminton competitions where they were declared the champ- ions. The girls received school bars, a trophy, and.a B.I.A. chevron. Table tennis, which is quite popular at R.D.S. , had a good representation at the recent B.I.A. tournament. Debbie Tranter, Cathy Creech and Kim were awarded with a B.I.A. chevrorT, school bar and a trophy , while Barb Grubb and Nancy Mc- Guire received a chevron and school bar. The other members of the team received a school bar. and they included Arlene Tran - ter , Laurie Coiling, Connie Pol- lock, Mark Smith, Bob Campbell, Jeff Rouse, Wray Thompson, Ran- dy Ackert and Sandy Liddle. . The Track and Field Champs, Sally Elliott, Debbie Beard, Jan- ice Farrell, Sandy Pollock, Mike Gallant, and Danny Boyd receiv- ed personal trophies and R.D.S. warm-up shirts. Jeff Rouse and Mark Smith also received school crests for their participation in the B.I.A. Track and Field Meet held in Chesley. The following people were awarded with school bars: Kathy Farrell, Kim Farrell, Liz 1ac Kay and Joan Courtney.- curling; Ar- lene Tranter and Greg Liddle - table tennis; Priscilla Zipfel, Janice Farrell, Randy Ackert and Mark Stanley - badminton; Shir,- ley Dickieson, Kathy Moore, Vicki Dore, Ardis Nicholson, . Debbie Beard, and Debbie Peter- baugh cheerleading; Roy Fergus- on and Joan Courtney - yearbook editors; and Robert Colquhoun., Bob Campbell, Arlene Tranter, Saliy.Harri'son, Ken MacLeod., Carol MacKay, Nancy McGuire, Barry Marshall, Debbie Beard, Julie Reeves, Bill Farrell, Laurie Colling, Mary Needham,,Janice Reeves, Patti MacDonald., Bruce. Nicholson, Margie Collins, and Kim Farrell - drama. • .Receiving the famous golden balls this year for the "Ripley , Classic" were Mr. Stanley and' Kathy Farrell. Asked to come to the front were the members of the student council executive who are Gail Messenger Pres. Brian Mac- Kay vice, Patti MacDonald sec. and Mary Needham treas. This. year's representatives at the Lead- ership camp at Lake colichiching are Bob Campbell -and Julie Reev- es. Those receiving bronze crests for the Canada Fitness awards were Randy Ackert, Larry Carter, Danny Hickey , Sandy Liddle Ken Stewart, Kerry Boyle, Bob Camp- bell, Barbara Grubb, Peter Hus- ton, Pete MacDonald , Debbie Peterbaugh, Julie Reeves. Receiv- ing the silver crests were Kevin Cook, Ardis Nicholson, Priscilla Zipfel, Courtney Liddle, Carol MacKay, Nancy McGuire and Arlene Tranter. The only two who received gold crests were Linda Messenger and Barry Marsh- all. Public speaking certificates went to Jane Anne Coiling for the Juniors, Sally Elliott for the sen- iors and Debbie Tranter was the representative from the school at the Lions Club to say her speech. The year's young voyageur is Barb- ara Grubb. This su-mmer she will travel to Saskatchewan. As always. with the corning ,of June, there will be some smiling faces that will be missed next September at R.D.S. - The Level V graduates will find new doors • opening for them next fall. Carni - on Courtney will enter McMaster in Hamilton for a course in Nat- ural Sciences while Sally Elliott heads for Fanshawe College in London for a career as a Medical Lab Technologist. At McMaster, Carman won't be alone as Kathy Farrell plans to take a course in the Physical Education department.. Wester- veltBusiness School in London is Sally Harrison's immediate goal as she will enrol in the Executive Secretary program. A Business ;Course will greet John Huston- next September at Sheridan College in Toronto while Dianne MacKay r • will enter Georgian Callsge in Owen Sound for the Secretarial program. Barry Pollock will re- main in the local area as he will continue with his piano tuning •career . while Sandy Pollock will enter the University of Guelph for Agricultural Science. The University of Western Ontario in London is the goal of Mark Smith and John Worthington. Mark will enter the Engineering course while Geography and Geology is John's immediate goal. A car- eer in Social Services will inter- est Debbie Tranter as she will attend. Ryerson in Toronto. Carl Stanley is at present not certain of the future but we all wish him further success. Level IV will losea few of the • WEDNESDAY, JUNE their companions" as Shirley Dic ieson. Marianne MacDonald, Ken MacLeod will enter the wo l ing world , while Joan Courtney' will enter Centennial College Toronto for a course as a Trave Counsellor. Liz MacKay plans to enter Fanshawe in London for Medical Secretary program, A few more changes are in store for R. D. S. next year as a few commercial courses such as typing will be offered to the stu eras, a portable rooro will act the new library, and the enrol. me nt shOuld increase next Sept. ember. 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