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PA GE 26,.WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 18 WHAT A WAY TO END THE,'SRHI(OLEAR! DECOmRATED!! HENRY STREET HIGH SCHOOL received somerat1Iherbi=zar'edoecoratiol S i the last day of sehool last Friday. b Liz Aruta Alison Frost It was a week of celebration here at Denis O'Connor. Successes were witnessed at every corner with praises of glory. It began with a surprise assembly on the mornîng of June 6th. Mr. Fitzsimmons feit that it was fit- ting to announce the success of our senior boys soccer teain in front of the entire school. On Wednesday June lst our senior boys left for Sudbury to compete in the OFSAA tournament. Our boysplayed extremely welI on Thursday winning both their round robin gaines. The boys then advanced to the quarter-finals, again defeating their opponents. In semi-final action our boys beat the first ranked team White Oaks froin Oakville for a berth in the prestigious final gaine. It seemed our boys were destined for gold, until the last two minutes of regulation time when the boys froin St. Jerome tied the gaine up. Overtime stili did not see a winner, until five penalty shots were taken froin both sides. It's tough to decide a championship game in penalty kicks, but that's what ' had to bedone. In the end, our boys lost a 2-1 heartbreaker to the teain from Kitchener. Even though our boys brought home a silver medal, ail of us know that they deserved gold. We hope that they may repeat their year of success next year with one exception -a gold inedal! Congratulations boys! You'll get thein next year! Another surprise that made everyone who knew him proud, was a gold medal tbat Mario Skara won at the recent OFSAA track meet. Tbroughout the year Mario raked in the medals, sweeping the regionals, LOSSA and DYSSA in bis various events. ilo-metre hurdies proved to be his baby as he finished the best iii ail of Ontario. DO'C is proud of hinu and Mis successes. Mfter ail, for four years now, he bas been yearning for a gold in OFSAA -finaly, he'sgot it! The boys' success at soccer and Mario's success at track were only two of the higbligbts in our second annual athletic banquet. Various athletic awards were given for the most valuable players on eacb teain as selec- ted by the coach. The rnost rnotable were the maie and female athietes of the year. This year Paul Peschisolido won the maie athiete of the year for Mis leadership'in bringing the boys teain to OFSAA. It was aiso DO'C's way to show Mim that Mis achievement on the Canadian national teain had not gone unnoticed. Alongside bim stood Catherine Sowden wbo, after five years of dedication to sprots at DO'C finally received a token of our appreciation. Her participation in ail aspects of athletic life finaily payed off for ber. The nigbt was one of success and admiration to those who bave worked hard for DO'C, not only in atbletics, but to those wbotook the time to make the banquet a success as well. This year bas gone by so fast and it's hard to believe that it is aimost over. Exams are just around the corner and soon after is the sumnier vacation. It's been a year of successes and achievements, and I for one arn proud to be a part of the DO'C body! Until next year, good-bye for now andbhave a safe and enjoyable suinier! Livesley will teach arts Students who participate in the Durham Board of Education's summer school for the performing arts this year, wili have the opportunity of working with a wel-known figure in Ontario educational television, Jack Livesley. Livesley 15 the on screen host of "The Academy with Jack Livesley' which has explored such subýjects as computers, parenting, moral philosophy and iteratuie. Over a 17-year career, Livesley has scripted ad -ptôduî!ëd manYX shôo-»; He will be teaching television production and media this summer. Students will also receive instruction in dance, draina and vocal music froin full turne staff as well as visiting guest artists. Field trips are also an important part of the course. The summer school offers students full credit courses at the grade Il and 12 levels, and is open to ail secondary students and interested adults. Classes will be held daily from - SEEPAGE3Oý SUE EIF9lUER vas namcl nnosl; aluaIbIe player inn gIrLs'I»býasket- bal andi 'olIt-ybalIiiand then eaîmn.ed Eonoers as female airtliefte Sf the year at Mndersora CVI last we-=k _. Uke Joues (absent Whe-n ph4oto takein) wwa: s5nn2ie mthIcte of theyeSr -. Freoe Preffs phMoto Brecha- und Sanj!ivn bron@emuýd aI Five Dur_1rn rL-J1 ro sti:]dents participated irxi the Can._ýada-WidIe Science FaLzir, . MI-aY -522in Winnipeg tv*iOo momirg frorn Henry Sre.-et Higgh SEchcold in Whitby. Stephea Briecht-. anc1 Sanjay Vakil captureH the bror---ze xnedal in the senior - *nýa-erir'di-viâ-sion for theii P r.±lt, "Dy=mainically Spealdng' EPh-aeetideï-ts were awarded a 35000 ccDrùnu.anications scholarsbip frorxi Northern Telecom, The Dunl*a'ni earicipax2ts. of the science fEWdrrt a eac7cumPaned by Andersoni - CMYI asin=e t,2acher Sandra gM-cZ-wori arad G.L. ]Roberts Çliir scT&ence temher Wayne }hncgxtof, hth xexlnbe-rs of the Durhrairn RMon11EL Science Fair Coimite Exains have corne and have, fortunately, already gone. Final exains at Quest were 'written from Friday, June 3 to Friday, June 10. For al students their coxnpletion was a relief! That is until ail the marks have beeigiven. All exams will be taken up sometime this week. Anyway, now, that exarns are over, some things wilbe back tonormal. Ilouse league was put on hold during exams so there bas flot been much to report; but, for any teamn attempting to win this year the next two 'weelsare a crucial and final opportunity to obtailpoinlts. Mie phys-ed prograrn concludes today. The last basebali games were piayed today at Peel Park. The Centaurs played the Phoenixes and the Griffins played the Dragons. 1'ie cast and crew of "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" which was perfornned by Quest in May celebrated their achievement with a trip to Toronto Island yesterday. It was a terrific event! Ail1 Quest fundraising is now comning to a close, in time to be used for ciass trips. The Senior sulent auction which took place in late May was very profitable for both buyers and sellers. The tuck shop, as well, is down to the last boxes of stock and they are selling fast. 'nue big event in the next few weeks, of course, is the graduation. It wilI be held on Wednesday, June 22 at 7:30 p. m. at the Ail Saints' Anglican Church in Wbitby -a traditional site of Quest graduations. There are three senior graduates and fifteen Grade 8Bgraduates. I arn sure that they are ail very excited. The ceremnony will be followed by a reception in the church hall. E'ven though things may be corning to an end, remember, the year is not over vet? Bryce Cooper EIey, it sure bas been a great year hasn't it? Those time durig science werethe most. It'shbard to believe that it is June already. Man ... to bad it's ail over. What arn I saying??? Whoever reads this yearbook is going to think that I'rn crazy! Summer's here, school's over. But you know it was kndJof a wild year if you think about it. Some weird things happened. It's not eften we go through soniany student coundil presidents eh! And how abc>ut our swim teain, they were great! The rugby tour was amazing eh PaUiachi!1 Mr. Pither is leaving now I here. That's toc bad, he did a lot for the school. Speaking of teachers they really were fat this year weren't they? EIow rnany were pregnant anyway? Four or five? I guess that. means they'li aU be away at the beginnmng of next year. My heart is breakingl WVeIl, 1 guess this is the end of another year. It seems endless doesn't it. Exams are almost over and then two months of somne real fun. 1Ihope I see you. womnetirne this surnmer, but if I don't lil definitely see you again in Septeinber. It's been a blast! IIbi1ello placed on dean's list Christopher John Dilello of Wihit'by, a junior electrical engineering student at GMI Engiineering & Management Institute, Flint, Michigan, has been. placed on the dean's lst for the pasit semestr in recognition of .- outstanding---acadezniic performance. Dilello was presented a certificate of academic achieve- ment in qualifying for the dean's list, which requires that students attain a grade average of 92 or higher for thesmetr ihn course -grade.,average belw,85.,