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High School Commencement Hundred and Thirteen Receive Honour Graduation Diplomas One hundred and thirteen young men and women in eluding Ontario scholars received honour graduation diplomas at the high school Friday Graduates many them who are continuing their attended dinner fi iturtd education at universities earlier at which ilso to community colleges and now in Burlington was guest the I nursing schools and others who speaker Mr Craig wjs a vice number if have embarked on careers In principal it the school list win business and industry locked year ind itndrrjrnds In back to the commencement r r i i organizations and businesses donating these Principal M J Furlong in his opening remarks men lioncd that he school has an of 1725 and a staff of this year llc urged graduates to practice discrimination not In the sense you might think he cautioned but In your reading writing listening and watching is the main purpose of dotation he pointed out blindly follow mo lljlton ldunlio ruirmnn Hi In torn town void r has Grade 12 students wait lo receive their diplomas Mrs Lane Rebekah Lodge Head Mrs Lam tiled is of Verdun 1 when Mrs I tri and her installing stiff visited the lodge ThcinsCilUum staff was directed by Mrs stiff captain Tin installing included some members of Mrs Juln Watson Mrs Mrs Anile toll ns Mrs Anne Mrs II and Mrs an King pi itt lunch Hut he slid students will ipprccntt later trend pouring this into students beads to be regurgitated for students hat an opportunity to learn how to learn andtiow said That it is appreciated is shown in the decrease in the rale school dropouts he concluded It Selections by the school band were interspersed during the with trombone solo y liruce Gregg among the highlights Itev Peter Harrow of Knox Church save the involution were by various staff members and by Hon Chap man dlstnet inspector Vice principal Van Vhet wis for the program which eoncluded with a by Stockfish now it student it the University of Western Ontario lindon 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