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Due: to mechanical. problems. The film . in order to publish a picture .of this
Huron Expositor does not have a picture. of year's .graduates. The photographer,
the: Grade 13 students who graduated, from • would also be given 'full credit for his work.
Seaforth District High School last Friday.' . The Expositor wishes to apologize to the
If 'any members of the public have a Grade 13 graduates, their parents h and
_folio photo .of the. graduates, The Huron friends for the problems which have
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UNITED CHURCH
Seaforth, Ontario
October 22
ANNIVERSARY
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!NUNN 011.1.10. • . .
SDHS kids graduate with
warnings of poor job mark
FOUR YEAR GRADS — Who have gone to further education or
jobs are Front Left: Karen Bruxer, Mauree,1 Flanagan, Cathy
Coleman, Nancy Salverda, Theresa .Van Dooren, Colleen
Murray, Gon na Henderson, Cheryl McClure, Kathy, O'Leary,
Mary Jean Salisbury, Debbie Rawn, Peggy Richardson.
Centre: Carolyn Van Dorp, Mary Siemon, Linda Guichelaar,
Judy Dorsey, Sandra Ruston, Lynn Sivart, Marilyn Koehler,
Joyce Mcpallum,.Shirley McClure, Wendy Dorssers, Carol
Kelly, Patricia Menheere, Theresa Delaney. Back: Jim
McNichol, Steve Dallas, Robert Chesney, John Wilson, Brad
Scott, Harry Jansen, Rick Ryan, Dan Nash, Gordon Geddes,
Tom Johnston. (Expositor Photo)
C.M. SMITH MEMORiAL TORPHY WINNER
— Kathy Caldwell fo Egmondville, a Grade 12
student at S.D,H..S. was awarded the C.M.
Smith Memorial Trophy for having the highest
overall average In the school by John
Henderson, of the Huron' County board of
education, at last Friday's graduation
ceremonies at the school, (Photo by Oke)
THE SPEECH MAKERS --- Deb Rose and Gayle
Vander Velden were the Grade 13 ,and 'Grade 12
valedictorians at last Friday's graduation
ceremonies at Seaforth District High School and
both girls recalled some of the more humorous
highlights of their year as students.
It was obvious at Friday's"'
commencement exercises for
Seaforth District High School
graduates that the school's
students aren't letting the
bleak employment picture
fieep them from pursuing' a
variety of careers. '
The graduates have enrol-
led in everything from nuring
programs to early childhood
education programs. an
agricultural program and a
data processing course.
Three of Grade 13 have
already found ., employment
and a fourth is still job
hunting in London. As Deb
Rose, the Grade 13
valedictorian said, in her
speech, she expects to see
her fellow grp.duates in care-
ers as diverse as' a' sports
announcer to a demolition
derby driver. •
Bruce,Shaw, the school's
principal also used -his
opening remarks to assure
the .graduates while there
may be a possible bleak
looking employment• outlook
now, the experts say by 1992
there should pe jobs avail-
able.
Deb Rose, of R.R.4,
SeafOrth, the Grade 13
valedictorian, was the top
award winner Friday
evening. In addition to being
named one of the school's
three Ontario scholars, she
was awarded the .$100
Elizabeth Scott bursary.
given to students with high
averages who are furthering
their education beyond high
school and the awards for the
highest Grade 13 marks in
English, biology and physics..
Miss Rose is studying at
the University of Western
'Ontario.
Top Marks
Linda Dorssers, R.R.4,
Seaforth, another Ontario
scholar, won an award for the
top marks in Math Ilrand (the
Alumni Memorial Award,
which is given 'to the
graduating student Who has
shown academic excellence
in his or her years ,at the
school:
Miss Dorssers is now
employed with London Life.
Dianne Oldfield, R.R.4,
Seaforth, the third Ontario
Scholar, was awarded an
Elizabeth Scott bursary and
awards for the highest marks
in 'French and accounting.
Miss Oldfield is continuing
her studies at Western.
Kathy Whitely of Seaforth
won an award 'for highest
marks in English II, as did
'Nancy Dietz of .R.R.4,
Seaforth and Miss Whiteley
receive& a bursary from the
Ladies Auxiliary, Branch 156
of the Royal Canadian Legion.
NancyDietz is apprenticing'
as a photographer in Hensall
and Miss Whitely is studying
data processing atConestoga
College.
Anne Albert, R.R.4,
Seaforth, won an Elizabeth
Scott bursary, the Math I
award for the highest marks
and a Ralph Whitmore mem-
orial award. The Ralph Whit-
more award is given to the
students who has increased
their average the most over a
given year.
Nursing
Miss Ablert is studying
nursing at Fashawe College.
Clare Devereaux, Seaforth
received an Elizabeth Scott
bursary and the award for
the highest marks' in Grade
13 geography. She is now
studying at U.W:O.
Paul McClure, R.R.1,
Seaforth received 'an
Elizabeth Scott btirsary an
the award for the high
marks in Math II.
Mr. McClure is studying
engineering at the University
of Waterloo.
Other Elizabeth Scott
bursary recipients were
Christine Carter, R.R.2,
Seaforth, who is studying at
Lambton College, Sarnia and
Debbie Van Vliet,
Brussels, studying nursing at
Fanshawe College.
Other awards were pre-
sented to Donna Henderson,
R.R.5, Seaforth, who re-
ceived the citizenship award
presented by the students'
council; John Webet:, R.R. 2,
Brussels who received an
award for the highest marks
in Chemistry. Dale Parsons
R.R.1, Hensall highest
marks in Grade 13 history;
Brian Lee, Seaforth, the
highest marks for law and
Linda Heard, Harpurhey, the
highest marks for family
studies.
Highest Marks
Dianne Smith of Egmond-
vale, a Grade 13 student at
the school. received the
award for the highest marks
in German.
Paul• Bode, Seaforth, re-
ceived the award for the
highest marks in physical
education; Patricia Menhe-
u-e, of R.R.4, Seaforth re-
ceived an award for Year 4
mily studies. and Charles
Stewart of Harpurhey re-
ceived the Ralph Haney
Memorial Award.
The C.M. Smith Memorial
Trophyforthe highest aver -
age Marks throughout the
school was presented to
Kathy Caldwell of Egmond-
ville.
Sean Duffin, R.11.1, Wal-
ton received a bursary from
the Royal Canadian Legion.
Seaforth, Branch' No. 156,
presented annually to the
children of *veterans.
Sandra Ruston and Mary
Jean Salisbury, both of
Seaforth, received SDHS staff
bursaries.
Karen Bruxer of Dublin re-
ceived a bursary from the
Women's Auxiliary of the
Seaforth Community
Hospital.
, .
The Leeming Memorial
Scholarships, presented to
students who achieve the
highest marks in their par-
ticular grade, were awarded
to Paul Ellis, Year 1: Mary
Verberne and Mary Jane
Visser, Year 2: Kathy Cald-
well, Year 3: and Dianne
Smith, Year 4.
John Scott of . Seaforth
received the Susan and
Bertha Ross scholarship.
Valedictorian
Gayle Vander Velden, Sea-
forth, was the valedictorian
for the Grade 12 graduates
and was presented with the
Calvin Pressey Memorial
Award whidh goes to a.
student who has demon-
strated enthusiasm and
school •spirit.
143rd Anniversary
EGMONDVILLE
UNITED CHURCH
Ot. 22
11:00 a.m.
GUEST SPEAKER
Mr. Robert Elliott
SOLOIST • Mr. Vic Fox
YOU ARE VERY WELCOME
ANNIVERSARY SERVICE
Londesborough United Church
Sun. Oct. 22
Service 11:00 a.m. & 8:00 p.m.
SPEAKER
Rev. G. Lockhart Royal
Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich
Special Music 8:00 P.m-
Teen-Tones • Goderich