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- V-'.- - « ! ?l ■■ Presentations and awards at Clarke Commencement _ PRESENTATIONS • SECONDARY SCHOOL GRADUATION DIPLOMAS Karen Atkins Bruce Bagg ■ Susan Ball LynlBarchard . Patricia Barnes Martin Boekee Arlene Bonsma Kim Bowler Shelley Brown Laura Bryn-Jones Bradley Budgen Stephen Clark Constance Cobbledick Deborah Colvin Eileen Corby Sharon Cosman Lynn Couroux Christina Crockett Mary Cryderman Edward Czmielewski Karen Davison William Dennis Janice Duesbury Attilio Facca Shelley Farrow Alan Freethy Wendy Freethy Darlene Gordon Kerry-Lynn Grady SECONDARY Presented Nancy Allin Andrew Bezubiak Robert Caldwell Mark Charland Suzanne Chidley Vicki Clark Kristine Dennis Harry Ehret Douglas Hancock Janice Heard Blythe Halsey Lisa Harare Marie Hancock Donald Hedges Soroya Heggie , Karen tienry Kim Jenkins Wendy Johnson Craig Kent Nelda Knapp Andre Lambier Victoria Landry Barbara Lempen Christine Little Mary Lowery Joan Lowry Kathie, Lycett William Lycett Stephen MacGregor Jeanette Magic Michelle Major Lauren McDonell Dawna McNeil Lisa McNeill Linda Mills Sheila Munro - Robert Nelson Betti Nixon Linda Norton Gregory Paulin Charlene Peake Colleen Powell Debra Procher Gordon Procher Sally Ransberry Tracy Rowland Donald Rowley Silvia Ruegger Edward Rypstra Diane Shetler Janine Stephens Gregory Stere David Sunstrum Raymond Talsma Arnold Tate Nancy Tisnovsky Nancy Turnbull Susan Turnbull Sylvia VanNiejenhuis Colleen Vanoverloop Martin Vissers John Vogels Michael Wade John West Lynda Wilks Marion Willems Janice Wood Daniel Zegers SCHOOL HONOUR GRADUATION DIPLOMAS by Mr. E.G. Witherspoon, Principal Kari Hillis James Hoogkamp Matthew Irwin Janet Lawrence Matthew Luckhart Edward Morton Cora Mostert Lance Payne Diane Pigeon Charles Quantrill Linda Rainey Julie Reed Christine Scoffield Jane Staples Anne Stubington Mary Ann Veldhuis Wayne Vierhout Susan Wagar Douglas Winterhelt ONTARIO SCHOLARS Presented by Mr. S. Cureatz, M.P.P. Mary Ann Veldhuis Kristine Dennis Jane Staples Suzanne Chidley Matthew Irwin Lance Payne Diane Pigeon Commencement Awards THE LANCASTER AWARD ,, For highest standing in Year 4 Science Mark Konzelmann Presented by Mr. Lancaster Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, November 28th, 1979-5 THE STORKS AWARD . V m u „ For proficiency in Year 4 History . Nancy Turnbull Presented by Mrs. W. Storks "■ THE STUTT'S PHARMACY AWARD For academic achievement and taking an approved course leading to a Hospital career Presented by Mr. B, Smyth THE LORNE JOHNSON AWARD For highest standing in Year 3 Biology Presented by Mrs. L. Johnson THE PROFESSOR JOHN SQUAIR AWARD For highest standing in Year 4 French Presented by Mr. E M. Creighton, Trustee . THE ARMSTRONG STORE AWARD For proficiency in Year 4 Family Studies Presented by Mrs. D. Cripps , THE INDUSTRIAL ARTS AWARD For the most promising student in Industrial Arts Presented by Mr. R. Wells THE NEWCASTLE LIONS CLUB AWARDS For highest standing in Year 3 Geography Runner-up in Year 3 Geography For highest standing in Year 4 Mathematics For highest standing in Year 3 History Presented by Mr. G. Rickard, President Joan Lowry Mark Konzelmann Nelda Knapp Silvia Ruegger tie Kerry-Lynn Grady Daniel Zegers Bert de Witt David Frank Nelda Knapp Barbara Panas Silvia Ruegger Nelda Knapp Marie Carr Marie Carr Christmas Sale at Gallery The Margot Samuel Gallery at 899 Nelson Street, Oshawa, Ontario, presents it's "Under $100.00 Gift Sale". , For the month of Dec- , ember, the Gallery will fea- * ture the Annual Christmas Sale of original works of art in all media by Gallery artists. A variety of works appropriate appropriate for the Christmas giftgiving giftgiving season will be available available by: Tim Campbell, Laurel Campbell-Stark, Barbara Barbara Claus, Charles Cooper, Joan-Marie Dean, Dubi, Jane Eccles, Wilma Foley. Paula Lishman, Janet McGhee, Neil Newton, George Raab, Lisa Samuel, Don Staples, Sue Tabuchi, Sally Wildman and others. The sale starts Saturday, December 1, 1979 and continues continues until December 23, 1979. December sale hours will be Tuesday through Sunday, Sunday, noon to 5 p.m. The Gallery will be closed Mondays Mondays and December 24th to * .January^! inclusive. ~ THE CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE AWARD' For highest standing in Business Education . Gordon Procher Presented by Mr. D. Devolin THE LADIES AUXILIARY OF THE BOWMANVILLE BRANCH OF THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION AWARDS For highest standing in Year 4 English and • enrolment in Year 5 Runner-up in Year 4 English and enrolment in Year 5 ' For proficiency in Year 2 History Presented by Mrs, N. Cowling- THE BOWMANVILLE BRANCH OF THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION AWARD For highest standing in Year % English Presented by Mr. R. Wright; President THE WOMEN'S AUXILIARY OF THE BOWMANVILLE MEMQRIÀL HOSPITAL AWARD . .. . To the student taking an approved course leading to ^ pgake a nursing career - Presented by Mrs. A. Martin' THE ALICE CHATERS MEMORIAL AWARD To the student, who showed the most improvement in Music programme . Presented by Mrs. R. Carlson ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI AWARD - Newcastle For highest standing in Y ear 5'Geography Presented by Mrs. C. Macey THE WALLACE AUTO SUPPLY LTD. AWARD For proficiency in Art Presented by Ms. S. Abrams Cora Mostert Mark Konzelmann Kathie Lycett (Continued page 6) May we suggest that you Prepare for the Christmas Dinner today Place your order now • for a Regular "A" or Basted "A" Turkeys • (Some sizes are very limited this year) Fresh Geese 'Order early. Silverwood First in Fine Dairy Products ■ ; Guaranteed fresh 2 percent B.F, Bags Milk >» $1.69 CORNISH'S