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OSSD Grade 12
Gary Broom, Charlene Browning,
Sharlene Crawley, Leanne Dietrich,
Roseanne Dietrich, Laura Draisey,
Dean Ducharme, Bruce Dundas,
Linda Eisenschink, Marcia Ellison,
Shawn Finkbeiner, Jennifer Giel-
nik, Steven Greb, Lisa Grose, An-
drew Grubb, Todd Hayter, Stepha-
nie Hazelwood, Leisa Heimpel,
Brenda Hem, Michael Hem, Randy
Hoffman, Jeanette Kaak, Jeff Kell-
er, Tammy Keller, Suzanne Korici-
na, Gregory Lamport, Todd La-
porte,
Manfred Loerzel, Steven Martin,
Sherri Maxwell, Dianne McCarter,
Jason McCurdy, Heather McNutt,
Terry Mellin, Lisa Meloche, Dar -
rick Overholt, Christine Post, Al-
len Rader, Andrea Rader, Darren
Rau, Doug Regier, Michael Regier,
Randy Regier, Dan Rohde, Tom
Rolph, Jeff Rowe, Dianne Steb-
bins, Sandra Stire, Leslie Takacs,
Heather Tinney, Mark VanBru-
waene, Brenda Vanderlaan, Deborah
Wamsley, Heather Westlake, Lisa
Ziler.
OSSD Grade 13
Tony Andrews, Brenda Balsdon,
Paul Becker, Chris Beierling, Tina
Bergman, Shari Black, Shelly
Black, Trudi Bornath, Jodi Broken -
shire, Shawncy Brunzlow, Chris
Chapman, Mark Coward, Kim
Crawford, Jeff Dalrymple, Scot
Davidson, Kerry Dietz, Beth Desjar-
dine, .Dale Ducharme, Janice Du-
charme, Carolyn Dykeman, Lisa
Ellerington, Russ_Finkbeiner, Ken
Fitzgerald, Susan Flynn, Laurie
Forrester, Lynette Gryseels, Cathe-
rine Hartman, Marg Hartman,
Glenn Hayter,
Scott Hayter, Robert Hern, Scott
Hem, Kim Hoffman, Richard Hope,
Christopher Ingram, Hubert Jacobs,
Mille Jeffery, Tania Johnson, David
Josephson, Doug Kells, Joelle
Lamport, Steve Lingard, Brian Lu-
cas, Randy MacDonald, Derrick
Martin, Terri Maver, Maureen
Masse, Randy Mathers, Jason
McFalls, Rob McKnight, Mary -Jo
Meidinger, Christine Miller, Karen
Miller, Larry Miller, Brian Moir,
Janet Mowat, Brent O'Brien, Deb-
bie O'Rourke, Patty O'Toole,
Jamie Oke, Tricia Ormandy, Said
Osman, Dwayne Overholt, Chris-
tine Parsons, Jeff Playfoot, Mike
Rader, Rosemary Regier, Scott Re-
gier, Sandra Relouw, Heather Ride-
out, Sandra Rooseboom, Rob Rus-
sell, Rebecca Seldon, Steve Selves,
Sonya Shantz, Shelly Skinner, Pat-
ty Smith, Rob Smits, Pollyanna
Soudant, Mark Stephan, Mark Su -
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therland, Rob Taylor, Cassie Van
Dongen, Lori Lynn Wagner, Robert
Wareing, Chris Weemink, Wendy
Weido, Stephanie Woods.
Honour Roll Grade 13
Said Osman, Dave Josephson,
Brenda Balsdon, Dale Ducharme,
Lori Lynn Wagner, Paul Becker,
Beth Dcsjardine, Janet Mowat.
Grade 12 Honour Roll
Cindy Beaver, Charlene Brown-
ing, Michelle Caers, Leanne Die-
trich, Melissa Drysdale, Marcia El-
lison, Michelle Ellison, Shawn
Finkbeiner, Pamela Gackstetter,
Lisa Grose, Andrew Grubb, Lisa
Meloche, Sheila Oke, Allan Rader,
Michael Regier, Dan Rohde, Scott
Russell, Andrew Scott, Sandra
Stire.
Grade 11 Honour Roll
Virginia Cable, Daniel Desjar-
dine, Sheila Dougall, Patrick Du-
charme, Ryan Good, Denise Kints,•
Dan McCarter, Angela Mielke,
Craig Miller, Shari Morley, Jake
Morrice, Tim Nethercott, David
O'Connor, Geoffrey Poole, Julie
Schade, Tracy Shute, Russell Sitter,
David Theil, Wanda Turnbull, Rob-
ert Verbcrne, Mamie Walker, Den-
nis Webster, Jason Westlake.
Grade 10 Honour Roll
Jody Becker, Jennifer Beecroft,
Elizabeth Coates, Heather Consitt,
Richard Desjardine, Robert Du-
charme, Becci Farquhar, Karen Fos-
ter, Christopher Gardner, Michael
Glaskin-Clay, Denise Hendrick,
Ryan Hern, Tracy Johns, Chrystal
Jones, James Kester, April Lewis,
John -Paul Maurer, Peter McAllis-
ter, Ian McLean, Carla Ann Oud,
Robert Passmore, Susan Ratz, Brett
Rideout, Julie Romphf, Jeff Sweit-
zer, Daniel Theil, Barbara Ticman,
Jacqueline Westelaken.
Grade 9 Honour Roll
Carol Acton, Louise Auge, Mi-
chael Becker, Jason Cook, Stepha-
nie Cook, Jennifer Crowe, Carrie
Ducharme, Lori Edwards, Jenny
Gardiner, Fred Godbolt, Leah Hart-
man, Amy Hawley, Darryl Hern,
Kurt Hoogcnboom, Casey Lessard,
Kerry Manders, Michelle McDo-
nald, Karen McKay, Mary -Lynn
Oke, Sarah' Patterson, Jonathan
Proulx, Tonya Reihl, Michelle
Ross, Wendi Sims, Vannak
Troeung, Anne Walper, Julie Web-
ster, Jeffery Westlake.
Business Studies
Keyboarding - Grade 9: ad-
vanced - Jenny Gardiner, general -
Lori Edwards; Grade 10: Karen Fos-
ter; Grade 11: Lisa Meloche, Cindy ,
Beaver.
Accounting - Grade 11: ad-
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South Huron
vanced - Wanda Turnbull, general -
Rob Verbernc; Grade 12: Cindy
Beaver, OAC - Shawn Finkbeincr.
Computer Studies - Grade
10: advanced - Michael Glaskin-
Clay, general - Jennifer Beecroft.
Computer Science - Grade
David Theil.
Marketing - Grade 11: Denise
Kints.
Consumer Studies - Grade
11: Ron Mosurinjohn.
Entrepreneurship - Grade 12:
Craig Miller.
Data Processing - Grade 11:
advanced - Chris Kapp, general -
Lisa Meloche.
English
Grade 9: advanced - Kerry Mand-
ers, genera!'„ Jodi Erb, Matt Jaques,
basic - Brenda Wilkinson; Grade 10:
advanced - Michael Glaskin-Clay,
general - Cheryl King; basic - Tracy
Johns; Grade 11: advanced - David
Theil, general - Ginny Cable, basic
- Karen Foran;
Grade 12: Canadian Literature -
Pam Gackstetter, Modem Drama -
Christine Taziar, Shorter Literature
- Leanne Dietrich, Modern Litera-
ture - Leanne Dietrich, Shakespeare-
an Tragedies - Michelle Ellison,
Women m Literature - Pam Gack-
stetter; Grade 12: general Dan
Rohde, basic - Eric Rammeloo, 5th
senior English credit - Lisa Me-
loche; Grade 13: OA1 - Said Os-
man, 0A3 - Margie Hartman.
Theatre Arts - Drama
Grade 11: advanced - Jackie West-
laken; Grade 12: advanced - Carolyn
Love; Grade 13: OAC - Beth Des-
jardine.
Geography
Grade 9: advanced - Michelle
McDonald, general - Jonathon
Proulx, basic - Chad Arnold; Grade
10: advanced - Jackie Westlaken,
general - Jeff Ratz; Grade 11: ad-
vanced - Michael Glaskin-Clay,
general - Jason Finkbeiner, Brent
Love; Grade 13: advanced - Chris-
tine Miller, OAC - Beth Desjar-
dine.
• History
Grade 10: advanced - Michael
Glaskin-Clay, general - Dean Pfaff,
basic - Tracy Johns; Grade 11: ad-
vanced - Marnie Walker; Grade 11/
12 (Law): advanced - Geoff Poole,
general - Rob Tomlinson, basic -
Tammie Winger; Grade 11/12 (So-
ciety -Challenge & Change): ad-
vanced - Wanda Turnbull, general -
Terri Farquhar; Grade 13: OAC -
Said Osman.
Math
Grade 9: advanced - Jason Cook,
general - Robert Welsh, basic -
Jean -Luc Beausoleil; Grade 10: ad-
vanced - James Kester, general -
Darren Boyle, basic -.Tracy Johns;
Grade 11: advanced - David Theil,
general (business) - Trevor Landber-
gen, general (technical) Jason
Westlake, basic - Jeff Butler, Tam-
my Johnson; Grade 12: advanced -
Michelle Ellison, Christine Tazier,
general (business) - Cindy Beaver,
general (technical) - Dean Du-
charme, basic - David McDonald;
Grade 13: Algebra - David Joseph-
son, Calculus - Said Osman, Func-
tions - David Josephson, Brenda
Balsdon, and Dale Ducharme.
Modern Languages
French - Grade 9: advanced -
Kerry Manders, general - Hazel
Snedden, basic - Barb Radmacher;
Grade 10: advanced - Barbara Tie -
man, general - Susan Ratz; Grade
11: advanced - David Theil, general
- Jeanette Leibold; Grade I2: gener-
al - Roseanne Dietrich, OAC (FSG)
- Leanne Dietrich, OAC (FSF) -
Said Osman:
Spanish -Grade 11: advanced -
Becci Farquhar, Grade 12: advanced
- Christine Tazier; Grade 13: Dhvid
Josephson. .
Arts
Visual Art - Grade 9: general -
Vannak Troeung; Grade 10: general
- Carla Ann Oud, special - Karen
Weido, basic - Angie Gower; Grade
11: advanced - Sherri Ferguson.
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McKay; Grade 10: Patrick Du-
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District High School
- charme; Grade 11: Michelle Vin-
cent; Grade 13: Janet Mowat, Lori
Lynn Wagner.
Physical and Health
Education
Grade 9: advanced - Karen
McKay, Jason Heywood, general -
Stacie Spicer, Dave Northcott, ba-
sic - Brenda Wilkinson, Mark Lin-
denfield; Grade 10: advanced - Becci
Farquhar, Peter McAllister, general
- Jennifer Taylor, Lee Hope, basic -
Dawna Erickson, Bryan Payne;
Grade 11: advanced - Kim Lingard,
Chrystal Jones, David O'Connor,
general -„Trina Poortinga, Pat Du-
charme, basic - Terry Kerr, Rob
Smits; Grade 12: advanced - Chris-
tine Rose, Chris Campbell, general
- Pam Gackstetter, Tom Rolph, ba-
sic - Terry Kerr, Rob Smits; Grade
13: Michelle Caers, Frank Wulterk-
ens.
Family Studies
Grade 9: advanced - Mary -Lynn
Oke, general - Lori Edwards, basic -
Lianne Labreche; Grade 10: ad-
vanced - Denise Hendrick, general -
Lynda Smith; Grade Al: advanced -
Lisa Hodgins, basic (Personal Life
Management) - Dave McDonald;
Grade 12: Kathy Hendrick; Grade
13: Leanne Dietrich.
Science
Grade 9: advanced - Kerry Mand-
ers, general - Jason Cook, basic -
Jean -Luc Beausoleil; Grade 10: ad-
vanced Barbara Tieman, general -
Julia Obre, basic - Tracy Johns;
Grade 11: basic - Tammy Winger.
Environmental Science -
Grade 11: Kim Lansbergen; Grade
12: Sheila Oke, Lisa Grose, Kim
Hoffman.
Biology - Glade 11: David.
Thiel; Grade 12: Brenda Balsdon,
David Josephson.
Chemistry - Grade 11: ad-
vanced - David Thiel, general - Ja-
son Finkbeiner; OAC: Paul Becker.
Physics - Grade 11: advanced -
David Thiel, general - Andrew
Grubb; Grade 13: Dave Josephson.
Technical Department
Auto Mechanics - Grade 10 -
Dave Mack; Grade 11 (2 credits): Ja-
son Westlake; Grade 12 (1 credit):
Patrick Hartman; Grade 12 (2 cred-
its): Allen Rader.
Building Construction
Grade 10: Richard Desjardine; Grade
11: Tim Nethercott; Grade 12: Dean
Ducharme.
Machine Shop - Grade 10:
Rob Rammeloo; Grade 11: Tony
Andrews; Grade 12: Mike Regier.
Technical Studies (General)
Grade 9: David Andrews, Kurt
Hoogenboom, basic - George La-
mure; Grade 10: -basic - Troy
Whyte.
Drafting - Grade 9: Leah Hart-
man; Grade 10: Christina Shepherd.
Architechtural - Grade 10:
Robert Passmore, Grade 11: Mi-
chelle Caers; Grade. 12: Craig Lin-
ton.
Mechanical - Grade 11/12:
Dennis Webster.
Alternate and Adult
Education
The following students achieved
marks of 80% (or higher).
One Course: Gary Alblas, Julie
Morrison, Suzanne Janke, Hao Ho,
Christiane Somann; 1 1/2 Courses:
Dianne McQuarric; 2 Courses: Ke-
vin Hardy; 3 Courses: Carol Fisher,
4 Courses: Irene Tomlinson, Pat
Rimmer.
The following students will re-
ceive their OSSD (Ontario Secon-
dary School Diploma): Irene Tom-
linson, Pat Rimmer and Joe Gower.
Gets Canada Day award - Exeter's longest practicing lawyer El-
mer Bell received a special honour last week from the federal gov-
ernment. Above, Bell accepts a Canada Day Certificate of Merit
for outstanding community service from Mayor Bruce Shaw.
To abandon rail line
OTTAWA - The National Trans-
portation Agency of Canada (NTA)
today announced that it has granted
the Canadian National Railway
Company (CN) authorityto aban-
don the operation of its Frest Sub-
division between Lucan and Park-
hill, a total distance of 15 miles, in
the Province of Ontario.
In 1982, in response to an aban-
donment application from CN, the
Canadian Transport Commission
ordered that the operation of this
branch line be continued. In Febru-
ary, 1986 the case was reconsidered
and it was ordered that the Parkhill
to Lucan segment would remain in
operation. On February 1, -1989,
the NTA issued a notice that is was
reconsidering the application and in-
vitedpublic submissions.
The process for reconsidering an
application to abandon the opera-
tion of a line is set out in the Na-
tional Transportation Act, 1987.
The NTA must decide wheth
er or
not the operation of the line is eco-
nomic, and if not, whether there is
a reasonable probability that the op-
eration of the line will become eco-
nomic in the foreseeable future.
If the operation of the line is un-
economic and is likely to remain
so, the NTA must approve its aban-
donment. If, however, itis found
that the operation of the line is eco-
nomic or might become economic
in the foreseeable future, then the
NTA must determine whether it is
in the public interest to retain it.
In the case of the Forest Subdivi-
sion, the Agency concluded that the
operation of the line is at present
uncconom tnd is likely to remain
so. From 1985 to 1987 the branch
line incurred annual losses of,
$50,230 (with 95 carloads),
S99,577 (with 138 carloads) and
$81,233 (with 43 carloads) respec-
tively. The order to abandon opera-
tion of this subdivision will take
effect in thirty days. • .
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