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...M...I. May Day Satu rday The annual May Day Festival will be held at Trafalgar Castle School on Saturday, May 25, starting at 1:30 p.m. The May Day ceremony wiil be followed by -the dedication of the new gymnaszium. There wiil be gapies, castie and gym tours, international foods, pony rides, art display, The Guild Shoppe, tea rooni and an auction (items needed). For more information, cail the echool at 668-3358. Il STARTINO i NEXT WEEEK j Sinclair shares it 'secrets' Sinclair Musical. Theatre will present its finit ever musical, Vize Secret Gwdren, starting Thursday, May 30 and continuing until Saturday, June 1, curtain 8 p.m. The classic story, based on the novel by Krazcis Hodgsen Burnett, is =iece b£arol Hayes, with pitbnmsi under the direction of Susan Selby, additional musical and voal support provided by Janioe Brydges. The musical is being stagedby SinclaW ir' frt musical thare clasi,, responsible for ail aspects of s3taing the Production, including costumes, sets, props, lighting, sound and pit band. The assistant director and associate produoer are both students. Tickets are $8 for adulte and $5 for children, available by calling Sinclair at 666-5400, voice mail 513. /Alana Koster SINCLAIR SECONDAR) SCHOOL Sinclair has dons it again. Congratulations to Graffiti editors, staff and advisor Ms. Esies for their achievements. Graffiti is the officiai newspaper of the school and recently won three acknowledgments in the firat Toronto Star bigh achool newepaper awards. The contest was open to high. schools acrosa the province and it recelved over 500 entries. The nswspapers were judged in 19 différent categories. Sinclair'. professionally published newspaper was recognized i three categories: Lisa Evans placed third in best overal oditorial cartoon for her sketch of Mike Harrba, Ammanda Happe was second in, best news photography for her picture of Brooklln trees to accompany her article, and Corzne Mumd rselved second place In critical wrlting, other arts. Way te go iFireworks George Briggs wiil sucemd Craig Kamcke as principal of Trafalgar Castle School. At a reoent meeting, the board of governors of the independent school in Wbitby appointed Briggs the new head of the school, effective Aug. 1., Kàamcke is retiring thi. summer after 17 years as principal. Briggs comes to Trafalgar from Ridley College, St. Catharines where has ha. worked as teacher, administrative assistant, director ofactivities, head of the geography department, housemaster, assistant housemaster and guidanoe counsellor at various times in his 21 years there. Hie bas been involved in the Duke of Edinburgh Award and Outward Bound programs, in In fine form' LONGUEUIL Que. student Pascal Roy lets one fly last week at orh End Bowl in Oshawa. A group of students from the Quebec city -- Whitby's twin on. the annual June exohange - spent last week on an exohange visit with St. Theresa students, also now an annual event. Photo by Mark Reosor, Whlttiy Free Prous show lis resohedu led Rained eut' on Monday, m manuel Christian Schoo1 in h- stead hold ite 'Royal Celebration of Fireworks' on Fniday night, May 24. Alare mvited te bring a lawn- chair te view the spectacle that einat9:15 pm at the school, 84 oslandRd W., near the Whitby-OshaWa border. Snacks will haviable from 8 p.m. SFor mors information, caîl 728- 9071. IJason Collier HENRY ST. H.S. The Henry talent show, Spring Fever, is scheduled for May 30 ini the cafetorium. The show is expected to. be big and entertaining so stay tuned for further information. (Upcoming events to look for are Grad Week, May 2731, with many activities planned. Anyone with further suggestions, contact the SAC office. Watch for more information as it becomes available. This yesa' yearbook will be ready for pick up on May 27. From ail th. bype, it seems the book wili be another fine ez*ample of student endeavours, worthy of being the SOth volume. To celebrate the occasion, there wiil be a buyout on May 27. permitting those students' who purchased yearbooki, the opportunity to get theni signed by ail of their friends. ThW theme, 'That was then, and this i. now," features nulmerus glmesinto Henry's past as well as hglgtn important aspects of Hlawk lie todàay. Kudos to the yearbook staff who spent many hours putting this memento together for evezyone's enjoyment. Student council* elections are scheduled for, May 30, with promotions to b. held May 27430. A%one interested in runnig ce Pl up anomination form fr-om the courncloffice. The Hawks basebail team. ompeted their regular season play undefeated with wins of 8-0 and 17-1 over Eastdale B. Playoffa are upcoming as Henry aims to defend their LOSSA title. The Henry soccer teama defeated Austin, tied Eastdale and lost to provindiaily ranked McLaughlin ini a recent tournament. The Henry boys' field lacrosse team competed in the annual Kenner tournament recently, and with their fine teamwork, and supezior play, they returned home as senior division champions. The team aise won 15-6 ia league game againat, Dwyer Saints. Leading the way for Hawks was Bud Wye with four goals, AJ. Shannon and Zac Aitken, three goals each, Phil Greenan and Derek Suddons two each and Ryan Unwin as Hawks remain undefeated. The Hawks junior boysF' rugby team won 31-5 over Pickening. The Henry girls lacrose team, at a toumnament in Belleville, won their firet game against Sinclair and tied Donevan. The girls went on te win -the tournament with fret place ultimately being decided by the most points uconed et the end Ïf 'the' five games, played. Laie i Bullough* MAg8i* Briggs 'to be new principa,,'l ej Galankis, Anne Henderson, iatie Hinkson, Julie Rowland, Erin Beegan,,Meghan Stewart, Andrea Johnson, Rebecca Lee, Cheryl Hooper and Usa Wideman provided strong offence while the defence of Shaundra ON4eil, Christina Galankis, Mary Bunting, Sandy Stanemce, Chrisey Staneuic and Angela Braun was outstanding. Jen Cassidy was outstanding in net. The team also participated in Sinclairs Playday. Henry firet beat Ajax 6-2 with great goaltending from Bullough. Hawks then beat Sinclair 5-2 before losing to Donevan 6-2. lIn their final game, Hawks defeated Anderson 7-0. Chrissy Stanesic taok her firet stint in nets and turned in the shutout. The Hawks girls rugby.team kept their unbeaten string alive with a recent 37-0 win over Pine Ridge. Scoenng for the Hawks were Amandâ 1Knegje with 17- points, Jen Morine, Kate Ellis and Anne Bell with five points each, and Sueann Laiptrot who scored herý very firet try. The girls socce r team edged Austin 2-1 with both Henry goals by Amber Maclntosh. at~~ Tafagr. IayDHne Whltby Pros Proua, Wecfresday, May 22, 1996 ,Page 21 writing geography curricula, in long-range planning and lni coachung athletioe. Threen quarters of Durham College grads find jobs Accordng te Durham College'. 199f5 igiraduatesurveyg 75 per cent of 1995 grade found work lni six monithe or leus, and 63.1 per cent of 1995 grade were employed ln areas relating te theîr college studies. The success rates include ful- time, port-time and contract work,, and represent 873, or. 82 per cent, of last years 1,086 graduates. By college division, the succes. rates for 1995 Durham grade were: arts and administration - 72.4 per cent (total) and '56.9 per cent (related te prograin): bus0ness administration- 70.5 per cent (total) and 54.9 per cent (related to progran); health and -human studios - 82.9 per -cent (total) and 76.5 per cent (related te, program); technology - 71.7 per cent (total) and 63.7 per cent (related te program). McGuire, bronze medal, national downhill skiing championahipe; Erin Beegan and Maggie Hinksen, silver, senior national precision skating championshipe; Rob Lyon, silver, national greco-romain wrestling championships; Klm Thomas, New York Dancing Academny; Amy Lamb, Melissa Underwood, Kate *Hinkson, risten ike and Amy Rogers, gold, novice national precision skating championships; Day. Chau, silver, Ontario wrestling championahipe; Murray Howie, silver, Ontario wrestling campion ahipe; Lori Ricica, novice singles figure skating. Also Zac Aitken, Paul Gray, Justin Collins, Adam MacCarl, Derek Suddong, Steve Death, Ryan Unwin and Dan Ricica' are al membere of the Whitby/,-hockey