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CRSS top students win highest academic awards
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For his artistic . talents, Austin Roorda
won the Grade 12 art award, donated by
Raintree Gallery. Austin also won the Ball -
Macaulay award for top marks in con-
struction technology. The presentation was
made by Doug Macaulay.
Other top Grade 12 award winners were:
Ray Verberg - Cyanamid of Canada Award
for science, presented by Mr. L. Jamieson;
Lori Charter - Riehl Advertising Award for
marketing, presented by Mr. F. Falconer;
Jeff McNairn - E.B. Menzies Award for
history, presented by Mr. Allen; Elaine
Pennings - Bank of Montreal Award for
secretarial subjects, presented by Steve
Biskup; Janine Mayhew - Ball and Mutch
Award, presented by Clarence Denomme.
Top Grade 12 students in technical and
commercial subjects were: Doug MacLean
- Huronia Award for welding; Pat Balmer -
McKerlie Automotive Award for auto
mechanics; Greg Blake - Haugh Tire Award
for auto mechanics, presented by Mr. J. De -
Jong; Neil Ryan - Lions Club Award for
general proficiency in technical subjects,
presented by Murray East; Laurel Duizer -
Lions Club Award for general proficiency in
commercial subjects, presented by Mr.
East.
Marcel Laporte earned the Beta Sigma
Phi Award, presented by Mary Marsh.
Ruby Haddy Memorial Awards, spon-
sored by the Auxiliary to the Clinton Public
Hospital, went to Brenda Harris, Kathy
Staddon and Carol Straughan. Mrs. M. Pro-
ctor made the presentations.
General Proficiency awards went to:
Renee Lehnen - Murphy Bus Lines Award;
Kent Colquhoun - Women's Auxiliary to the
Clinton Legion Award, presented by Rose
LaCroix; Janine Mayhew - J and J. Phar-
macy Award; Terry Dobson - Corrie's Red
and White Award.
Grade 11 awards
Ten Grade 11 students were honored at the
commencement ceremonies for their
academic achievements. They included:
Sandra Cantelon - Hector Kingswell Credit
Union Memorial Award for Programming,
presented by Mr. J. Lavis; Jackie Norman -
Sarah Hale IODE Award for French,
presented by Mrs, Fingland; Andrew
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Kaastra - Mercury Blueprinting Award for
Construction Technology, Diane Nyman -
Intermediate Award for Proficiency in
Visual Arts; Wanda Heron - Dr. D.B.
Palmer Award for Geography.
Jeff McNairn won the Grade 11 General
Proficiency Award, donated by Anstett
Jewellers. Jeff also shared W.D. Fair
Scholarships with Mark Hoba, Jackie 'Nor-
man, Su Su Myint and Dean Cartwright.
Grade 10 awards
Bonnie Turner earned the General Profi-
ciency Award at the Grade 10 level, donated
by Fairholme Dairy.
Bonnie also earned a W.D. Fair Scholar-
ship, along with Don Hearn and Joy McClin-
chey.
Other top students were: Shawn Lester
and Brenda Nesbitt -. A.H. Carter Science
Award; Mike McGregor, Lorelei Robinson
and Bonnie Turner - English Teachers'
Award; Don Hearn and Terry McGregor -
Sarah Hale Chapter IODE Geography
Award, presented by Mrs. Fingland; Chris
Botermans - .Mary's Sewing Centre Award
for clothing, presented by Mary Divok; Tim
Craig - Epps Manufacturing Ltd. Drafting
Award, presented by Mr. R, Morgan; Nhan
Tran - Junior Award for Proficiency in
Visual Arts.
Special Education
Special Education Subject Award winners
were introduced by Mr. G. Cull. Students
who earned recognition were: Mable Cook -
most improved student; Roseanne Ander-
son - IGA Award for food services; Dorothy
Brooke - IGA Award for homemaking;
Karen Briggs - Norhohne Award for pain-
ting and decorating, presented by Doug Nor-
man; Len Healy - Ball -Macaulay Award for
building construction, presented by Mr.
Macaulay; Len Healy - Safety Award.
Grade 9 awards
Julie Howson earned three top awards for
her academic achievements in her first year
of high school.
For her overall high standing, Julie was
the recipient of the General Proficiceny
Award, 'donated by Bartliff's Bakery. She
also received a W.D. Fair Scholarship,
along with fellow students Diane Batkin and
Heather Bauman. As well, Julie shared the
A.H. Carter Science Award with David An- ,
drews.
Special Education Teachers' Awards
were presented to: Cindy Dodge - Girls'
Academic and Girls' Shop; Bi11 Latky -
Boys' Academic; Steven Lightfoot -
Welding.
Special Education Subject Awards went
to: Terry Alexander - Keith Sharp Award
for Small Engines; Steven Lightfoot -
Harold Wise Award for Sheet , Metal,
presented by Harold Wise; Steven Lightfoot
- Norholme Award for Painting and
Decorating, presented by Mr. Norman; Jim
Payne - Ball -Macaulay Award for Wood-
working, presented by Mr. Macaulay.
Among the top students at CHSS in 1984 were, (left to right) Barry
Turner, Theresa Wild, MarcelLaporte, Clare Davidson, Karen
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