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I A THE HFRALD 1 Staff student friendship is AHS trademark Cross country bigg than ever in town Here there and everywhere Th month we beg our column on what going on In the Iron the kids month there in I much on In the schools they re mostly settling the programs Many set have be gun crosscountry train ing art town has 120 part c pants Most schools a large number of participants but tops them all Last month started many new pro grams Among them was a for the par The Id par the school and follow the child go to classes with shorter time periods is also working on a play that will be Introduced the last two weeks of November The play was Broadway hit entitled Guy and Dolls It will be per formed at Georgetown Elliott Theatre Dlreclor of this play Is Joan Silk and music director Ralph This month the GDHS commencement took place This Is a special AHS teachers flushed in Toilet Bowl IN THE SCHOOLS By Jeff Edward and Norm Shields time for last year a Grade 13 graduates for this is when they return to re ceive their certificates and awards One of the other the high school will participate in is cross country Last year school runners proved themselves superb There is no doubt in our minds that they shall prove themselves so once again this year Acton District High School is also lag in many events such as crosscountry and ball for boys and girls had a parents night Sept 30 on the of the same month a group of students went to Strat ford school also began Its fiveday long canoe and backpack ex on the There was an Invitational Base ball tournament Sept at the school And their latest event the AHS Outers Club went out on a fourday canoe Harrison Joseph Gibbons and of George town all participated in crosscountry Spcysidc and Robert Little both in Acton also participated In some events At our own school SacrcCoeur ve have started volleyball intra mural and alt star also had a curriculum night for the parents of he students Oct George Kennedy which also an annual cross country competitor prac every morning at 8 a m for the now famous event The Grade is went to the Royal Bo tan leal Gardens So this concludes our first edition of our month ly column thanks for read watch for us next month By CHRIS Herald Staff Writer As admiring parents and relatives looked on students walked across the stage In the Acton High School auditorium and picked up their certificates Friday night Twelve of the students have been recognized as Ontario Scholars having maintained high average throughout their years In h school left the school last year and returned from university or employment to pick up their honors certlf In a joint valedictory address Jane Trueman and Paul Gorjup recalled what It to be an student sharing a aderte with fellow stud teaching staff and administration which Is undeniably warm and endly but most of all enduring Looking back on five years this years are the first to have spent their entire high school education at AHS built 1B77 Mr Gorjup and Miss fondly re membered streakers class clowns who blacked out the school one day and shenanigans on a school trip to Blue Mountain near CoUingwood Staff members t above such pranks either they said recalling how one teacher mischievously solicited help from Grade 13 students to haze a new teaching recruit er students went on field and canoe trips The friendship between the two groups a trade mark of life at provided one of our great est influences on our lives over the last five years Miss Trueman said Two students Jennifer Watson and Barbara Hog received university scholarships Miss Watson was awarded University Hamilton Chancellors Scholarship worth ft and Miss Hogenblrk received Guclph University ranee Scholarship S3 and the Alma Mater ranee Scholarship In man Kinetics ROM Hero Is a list of the AHS Ontario Scholars and award winners SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDS BURSARIES A and Food land Award Sharon John Mem Outers Award Gwyneth Glbb James Ledger Prof JANE Award Rosanne The Acton Home Hard ware Bursary David The Hills ure and Appliances Award Jennifer The Standard Products Athletics Award Greg Stlcock Tho Sandra Patterson Memorial Award for Music Harold Scholarship Adam Thomas The Achilles Motors Scholarship Sharon Ben dicks The Campbell Showroom Scholar ship KarollneCottschild The Teen Cuisine Award Sharon The Human Interest Recognition Brill lager The Award Jay Sankey The Acton Pharmacy Award Marlene Lett GregSllcock The Outers Award Greg The Clara Memorial Bursary Gloria Walton The Lakeside Chapter of the IODE Bursaries Heather Knapton Lot I The Amos Mason Rotary Scholarship Heather Thatcher The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Schol Barbara blrk The Award Steve The Award Harold The Building Products of Canada Award EG Tyler Award Jane Trueman The Acton High School Staff Scholarship David The Acton Lions Club ara PAUL GORJUP The Royal Canadian Legion Scholarship Steve Barbara Board of Education Achievement Awards The Me Art Award Gord Sprin- The Fabric Shoppe Award Susan Auty The Acton High School Continued on page AT Special awards go to 21 undergraduates By PETER KUECIILER correspondent An Honor Awards Assembly was held at Acton High School Oct for students in Grades through II Twentyone awards wero presented to the following students The First Line Tele vision Award for year one English was shared by Sonja Amstaetter and Tracy The Award for year one science was presented to Melanle Johnston The Indusmin Award for year two environmen tal science was presented to Kathy Johns The Dr L J Campsalt Award for year three biology was presented to Naomi The I A Scholarship for year two family studi was presented to Kathy Johns The Clothing Prize for year two French was awarded to Jane Sewell The Denny Insurance for year throe accounting was awarded to Jean Wong Bart Soder Brian Martin and Gerald were presented with awards for their outstanding achievement in technical studies Joe Condarcuri and Jessie Munro received for Grades 12 and 13 art from Art Sparks In the Optimist Club public speaking division Scott cd a cheque and trophy Scott placed third in Ontario Optimist Club s oratoric al competition Kelly White a Grade student received the essay citizenship award The Acton Optimist Youth appreciation award was presented to Scott for out standing boy and Carolyn Gibson for outstanding girl Trophies were present to the top students in Grades lOandll These students were Melanle Johnston Ian and Ann Koehler 111 Acton High School dents who entered the Canadian Math Contest made an excellent show ing In Grade 9 Helen Statey finished in the top per cent In Grades ID and finished In the top per cent in Canada and In Grade Glenn Archer finished in the top per cent In Canada The business education department recognized Josie DeVlrglllo who placed second In in the senior typing division and Jennifer who placed first in the short hand division writing 100 words per minute student Friday Oct 15 a day no one ever forget It was ally fatal for our teachers After school the massacre began Acton High annual To let Bowl was played By p rolling A herd of stampeding students dressed In maroon and grey came A rag tag group of teachers was also gather The Rome progressed rather well 1 a cloud decided to y tself or Its sleet but the teams agreed to battle on and so it continued Blair Superstar Lyttle made some spec plays and moved the teachers team ahead on the scoreboard The 1 and by the end regular play the game was t This meant OVERTIME The was mount ing and then the stu dents got a touchdown winning Once again the students dominated the teachers In a well played game Thanks are extended to off participants and spectators Tor this a great event The Toilet Bowl is an annual function put on by the year Grade lis It involves fun more than competition Somebody usually bnngs and old toilet and its held by last years team At the end of the game It is present cd to the triumphant The and surround ing area Is decorated with banners of toilet tissue and reminds you of what you are playing for The students have a Miss Toilet Bowl this year the honored Indivi dual was Nick a fellow dressed up as a lady She Isn t very good looking but she gives great moral support I think the Toilet Bowl is a good event and should be kept going because It encourages a good and perhaps crazy tune and also the graduating pupils will have something to remember This year a school play has been chosen Done to Death Its a mystery tinged with comedy The cast has been selected and they are now busy memorizing their lines CRAFT CUPBOARD Stain film Chn us Decorations Pottery Batik Kid I Stuff Located tnstdt Oxbow Bwkt OPEN TmtSit 1Qn5Mi Keep your in their place It been Now it the law Infants born rafter Nov mist be secured mail impropriate rtar facing when travelling in a molor vehicle These infants stage of and kilograms ind pounds be properly secured nan ippropnalc child seat All pre schoolers between and 2 50 pounds be secured a lap bell Children over 2 kilograms pounds must wear the full seat bell assembly Buckle them in Ontario