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(@ THE OSHAWA Times, Coturdey, November 27, 1968 Bowmanville 'Receive Many te: BOWMANVILLE -- A large number of parents attended the commencement exercises Fri- day night at Bowmanville High School when prizes, awards, scholarships and diplomas were presented to deserving students. The principal, L. Lucas, BA, presided. C. Allin, chairman of the Durham County District High School Board, spoke brief- ly. One of the highlights was the valedictory address delivered by William Depew, who was the winner of an Ontario schol- arship. Gary Crombie was the winner of the Bank of Montreal Cup for speed and accuracy in type- writing. The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce award for the highest standing in book- keeping was won by Gloria Flintoff, the Toronto - Dominion Bank'Cup, for speed and accur- acy in shorthand by Dianne Ormiston and the Commercial Law Prize for the senior com- mercial student who obtained the highest marks in commer- cial law was won_by Marion Johnson. ' Underwood Pins for obtaining a speed of 60 words per minute in typewriting were presented to Susan Luxton, Karen Oke, Dianne Ormiston and Olga Werezczynski. The Underwood Business Education award for the highest standard in business education went to Olga Bezu- biak. COMMERCIAL DIPLOMAS The winners of commercial diplomas were: Olga Bezubiak, Elaine Biggs, Gary Crombie, Gloria Flintoff, Cathryn Hooey, Marion Johnson, Susan Luxton, Karen Oke, Dianne Ormiston, Olga Wereszczynski, Denise Wessells. |Lemon; son and Nellie Vermeulen, tied; Rotary Club Prize, highest standing in Grade 13 with honors in at least five subjects, William Depew; Hoskin Prize, highest standing in Grade 13 English, Rose Robinson and Nel- lie Vermeulen, tied; Biology Prize, highest standing in Grade 13 Botany and Zoology, Magda- lena deJong. Agricultural Awards for high- est standing: Grade 12, Howard Mutton; Grade 11, Wesley Lane; Grade 10, Douglas Evans; Grade 9, Martha Boyd. The United Counties Scholarship for excellence in the work of Grade 13 examinations was won by William Depew. Home Economics awards for highest standing in their grade were won by: Grade 12, Sally Witherley; Grade 11, Carol Mc- Donald; Grade 10, Bonnie Beech and Grade 9, Joanne Collacutt. INDUSTRIAL ARTS : The winners of Industrial Arts Prizes were: Grade 12, David Bridges; Grade 11, Daniel Grade 10, Charles Friedrich; Grade 9, Rodney Syer. The Lions Club Prize for high- est standing Grade 13 mathe- matics was won by William De- pew; Walter Rickard and Doug- las Nichols were the winners of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. scholarships for general pro- ficiency in Grade 13. Magdalena deJong and Rose Robinson were the winners of the Harold Longworth Memorial Scholarships for general pro- Students Awards prize for the Grade 10 student with highest standing in Latin went to Jill Nicholls. The Legion Auxiliary prize for highest standing in Grade 12 English was won by Susan Etcher. Jane Oliver was the winner of the Women's Hos pita! Auxiliary Prize. The Bonnycastle Prize for the studen j i in dramatics tine Mallam. cil Gift was liam Depew. ATHLETIC AWARDS The Bagnell Award. for the Student contributing most to basketball, who was a member of the team for three years, was won by Grant Thompson. The Bruce Colwell Trophy, to the winner of the two - mile cross country race, was presented to Henry Dykstra; while the Sen- ior Rugby Award for the player contributing most to senior rug- by was won by Gerald Harness. Track and Field winners were: boys' senior champion- ship, Lloyd Clifton; boys' inter- mediate championship, Ian Mc- Quarrie and Paul Kelly; boys' junior championship, Gerry Barker; girls' senior champion- ship, Laura Talsma; girls' inter- mediate championship, Virginia Slemon; girls' junior champion- ship, Nesta Honeyman. The Screech Owl Cup for cover design was presented to Mardi Dawson; while Lyn Hell- yer was awarded the Screech Owl Plaque for the greatest con- tribution to the 1964-65 edition. The Louis W. Dippell Memor- fal Scholarship, awarded to, the Grade 13 student with the high- est marks in Chemistry and one other of Physics, Botany and Zoology was won by William Depew. / | Durham County District High iSchool Board Prizes were won |by: Grade 9, Marvel Grant; Grade 10, Diane Hoar; Grade |11, Mary Billett; Grade 12, Mar- \lys Verbrugge; junior commer- cial, Sylyia Mitchell; senior jcommercial, Karen Oke. {HONOR DIPLOMAS _ Secondary 'School Honor Di- plomas were presented to: John Allin, Dirk Blyleven, Gordon Burnham, Michal Charles, Betty Darch, Magda- lena deJong, William Depew, Gerald Falls, Ann Ferguson, Larry Haftly, Robert Haw- thorne, Cheryl-Ann Luxton, Neil is-|McGregor, Karen Morrison. Douglas Nichols, Sandra Pat- il-|erson, Patti Poole, Walter Rick- ard, Rose Robinson, Linda Steel, Grant Thompson, Ronald Thompson, Sheila Thompson, Emmie VanBelle, Cornelius Ver- meulen, Nellie Vermeulen, Peter Werry. GRADUATION DIPLOMAS Secondary School Graduation Diplomas for the general course were presented to: Judith Allen, Jill Ames, Linda 'Baker, Dianne Biggs, Marlene |Bowen, David Bridges, Lloyd Clifton, Ralph Cole, Bruce Cuth- bertson, John Depew, 'Corinne Elliott, Susan Etcher, eith Groen, Wayne Hannan, Gefald Harness, Audrey Hayes, Marie Hendry, Jacob Hogeterp, Tina Hughes, Stephen Jeffery, John Kilpatrick, 'Audrey Kitson, Jan- ice Lander. Bradley Lucas, Rick Lucas, Named Another HOLLYWOOD (AP)--Ed Sul- livan, known as "old poker face' on. television, reveals. it was he who first hung the poker-face label on Helen Wills Moody, the great tennis star of the twenties. "TI was a sportswriter for the New York Daily News in those days," recalls Ed. "Helen's face never changed expression, no matter how crucial the match. It was a natural tag -- Little Miss Poker Face. "Then a quarter-century later, Dennis McFeeters, Donald Mc- Murter, Linda Masterson, Lana Morrison, Howard Mutton, Vir- ginia Osmond, Richard Perfect, Betty Pickard, Gordon Poste, Susan Prazienka, Purdy, liam Sumersford, Duncan Syer, Christina Tighe, Verna Vander Meer, Peter Vanstone, Marlys Verbrugge, Garfield Webb, Anne % * the televisi eriti Old Poker Face [calling ning po hath Jennifer| Virginia Slemon, Wil-| "So I wrote Helen noting the|ius Oseser's "aeatir is mourned comparison. She played itjby everyone "at at | Lancashire town. |straight and wrote back th she had waiched me oi televi- sion and said that was my pér- sonality--and I deserved to be jcalled 'old poker face.'" RADIO TELEVISION - HOLMES ELECTRONICS 24-Hour Service WHITBY 668-5679 started! | BOLT STRUCK EARTH The largest meteoric crater known in. the world is the. Chubb Crater, in northern Quebec, 1i,- 500 feet across. CAT RATES CEREMONIES BOURNE, England (CP)--Ju- the school cat for.20 years and his death was honored with an obituary in the-institution's -an+ Schoo... thisiqual report. Caesar was Werry, Sally Witherly. | «ct. HOBBS ,:.-mo. | 1° FOR | | MAYOR VOTE O'CONNELL for COUNCIL FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH 419 BROC REV. DeLOSS M. SCOTT, Minister K STREET N. TOWN OF WHITBY NOTICE RE PUBLIC MEETING Take notice that a Public Meeting will be held ot 8 o'clock p.m. on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30th, 1965, in the Council Chambers of the MUNICIPAL BUILDING, 405 Dundas St. W., Whitby, for the purpose of discussing CENTENNIAL CELEBRA- -- TIONS. All interested persons are invited to attend. Dated at Whitby this 18th day of November, 1965. W. J. MOWAT, MAYOR ~ RE-ELECT EVERETT - QUANTRILL REEVE uy "Town of Whitby from BASSETT'S ... PUTSTARS IN THEIR EYES... 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