The Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-11-19, Page 14Page 6 - Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Nov, 19, 1964
Edited by MARY LOU JAMIESON
W.D.H.S News and Views
JUDITH McKIBBON was presented with the Students'
Council Award at the high school commencement on
Friday by council president Jim Nasmith.—A-T Photo.
ALEX HAMILTON won the Canada Packers' Award at the
WDHS commencement and is shown being presented with
the award by D. M. Maltby, regional manager for the
firm= A -T Photo.
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The commencement exer-
cises of W. D. H.S were held
last Friday in the high school
auditorium,
Carol Robinson played the
processional as the graduates
entered, The audience remain-
ed standing for 0 Canada and
the invocation as pronounced
by Rev. C. M. Jardine.
Mr. G. Moir, chairman of
the board welcomed everyone
in his opening remarks. Mr. F.
Madill introduced the guest
speaker W. S. Turner, B.A.
L.L. D. who gave a most inspir-
ing address to the graduates.
Mr. R. O. Wenger expressed the
appreciation to Mr. Turner on
behalf of everyone gathered.
Mrs. Douglas, the music
teacher, led the junior choir in
three selections which were
greatly enjoyed by all.
The presentation of the Sec-
ondary School Graduation Di-
plomas,both General and Com-
mercial,was carried out by Mr.
J. L. Fortune assisted by Mr. E.
Anderson and Secondary School
Honour Graduation Diplomas
were presented by Dr. W.A.
McKibbon assisted by Mrs. C.
Campbell.
A member of the board, Mr.
Murray Cardiff presented the
Proficiency awards to several
students who earned these awards
last year. Numerous scholar-
ships and awards were presented
to last year's grade 13 and to
the three highest of last year's
grade 12.
A former teacher, Miss K.
McGregor,presented the Grade
XII French awards to the five
top students of last year.
Mr. K. E. Wood of the
teaching staff presented the
staff awards to Ruth Casagrande,
Jim Robinson and Ruth McTag-
gart.
Judith McKibbon won the
Student'sCouncil Award which
was given to her by James Na-
smith, this year's president.
The guest speaker, Dr.
Turner presented the Ontario
Scholarships to Wayne Caslick,
Patrick King, Elwin Moore,
Claudia Norminton and Susanne
Reynolds. The school is very
proud of these five students who
obtained this honor.
The boys' choir sang "In
Heavenly Love Abiding". A
male choir of this size certain-
ly gives the school a good
name. Well done, boys.
The Best Boy Athlete and
Best Girl Athlete Awards went
to two very deserving students,
Don McDowell and Dianne
Deyell. These students worked
hard in sports and they both de-
serve a lot of credit for the vic-
tories they brought to our
school.
An excellent address wasgi-
ven by the valedictorian for
1964, Wayne Caslick, who was
introduced by Mr. R. P. Ritter.
Wayne is now attending Wes-
tern University and thus putting
his numerous scholarships to
use.
The senior choir closed with
"Hallelujah Chorus" and" Ver-
dant Meadows", both by Han-
del.
"God Save the Queen" clos-
ed the exercises.
The dance which followed
was a complete success and the
Student't Council was pleased
that so many of the students re-
mained after the program.
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MAGAZINE SALES
The last collection day was
Thursday and the $3, 000 ob-
jective was pushed up to $3, 500.
This shows that a good effort
was put forth by the students to
earn money for the school. The
prizes will be given out in the
near future, but probably not
until after exams.
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Exams are coming up (very
soon). It is no longer an ideal
suggestion to start studying,
but it is a necessity if a student
wishes to succeed. Good luck
to all students throughout the
coming week.
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WEDNESDAY NIGHT
MIXED LEAGUE
The old saying goes, "Like
father, like son", but last week
it was "Like son, like father".
Ken Saxton Jr. was unable to
bowl and his dad spared forhim,
corning up with three good
garnes to take the men's high
triple with 623, The men's
high single went to Lorne Ed-
wards with 238,
Winnie Carter had herself a
good night, taking the ladies'
high single and triple with 235
and 558,
The team standings: Ken's
Kats 33; the Packers 24; Ro-
vers 23; Hawks 22; Tigers 17
and still working hard to hold
onto last place, the Larks with
7.
Thanks very much to spares
Elizabeth Kloostra, Dave Cro-
thers, Ken Saxton Sr. and
Ralph Johnson.
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THURSDAY NIGHT
MIXED LEAGUE
Wayne's Woofers are taking
the lead with 37 points; Ian's
Idiots 26; Matt's Meeces 25;
Mac's Mules 23; Bill's Boobs
20 and Hap's'Happy Gang 16.
Elaine Rintoul bowled 302
for ladies.' high single with Au-
drey Swatridge bowling 600 for
ladies' high triple. Men's high
triple of 693 was bowled by
Wayne Brown. All three bowl-
ed on Wayne's Woofers. Ian
MacLaurin of Ian's Idiots, tied
the men's high single with Bob
Jones of Mac's Mules, bowling
a 255.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Your regular reporter is back
again, but after reading Carl
Lott's poetic version of last
week's bowling, I think Ishould
have another holiday. It was
nice to have someone else's
version of what goes on at the
bowling alley.
Several of our regulars were
away tonight, and our thanks
to Jack Walker, Walter Brown,
Vicki Wild, Jim Deneau, Bill
Johnson and Bill Hanula for
filling In. By the way, we
miss our old pal, Tom Cruick-
shank. Hope you are back
Please turn to Page Etght
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