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14 The Canadian Statesmnan. Bowmanville, October 25, 1978 Section Two Courticese.s.Holdsm Annual Comencmen Honor Gradua tes Asse mble for Courtice Secondary Sehool Commencement Twins Take Major Awards at C.S.S. Commencement THE ROYA CNADALGIO WOMEN'S For the student with the highest standing in Yeam 3 and 4 I Engllsh Courtice Secondary School's two top students were twin sisters this year, Collette and Annette Taylor, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Taylor, with Annette winnfing the valedictory address ass ignment at Commencement by a narrow margin. She is shown here being congratulated by Principal H. O. Bradley, with Collette at lef t and DennisYellowlees, a winner of top athletic -awards and the J. E. Speers Scholar- ship at right. YEAR 1 TO 4'DWLOMAS, AWARDS AND PRIZES PRESENTATION 0F THE SECONDARY SCHOOL GRADUATION DIPLOMAS -JUNE 1978 Announced by: Mr. J. Syîvestervich Presented by: Mr. S. Worden, Mr. A. Werry Gayîe Ambrose Suzanne Am brose Allan Ashton Barbara Atkinson Gary Baker Robert Barlow Percy Beech Lori Bennett Susan Best John Brouwer Lee Brownell Janet Canfilîd Wendy Carr Wendy Carson CaraI Castie Lamna Chambers Paul Chevrier Joan Christl Debbie CouItem Charlene Cralg Marlene Craig Todd Cummins Kelly Hickey John Hill Jane His Susan Holey Lee HoIiday Jane Hopson Joan Hopson Timothy Howe Douglas Hoy Linda Huddleston Alan Hurst Lynn lrwin Carolyn Jackson Sherida Jackson Cheryl James Cathy Jeffreys Theodore Kamstra Alana Keggenhoff Werner Keppel James LaCroix Daniel Lawson Catherine Lettner Joy Loveridge Andrew Mac Lean Karen Massey Kenneth McConnell Scott Mc Kee Brenda McLuckle Deborah Meikie Cynthia Merkac Kenneth Metcalf Glenn Miller Lynda Mitchell Edward Muzelaar Marlon Naum Teri Noland Anna Nowosad Beth Ormiston Paul Osborne Richard Osborne Sandra Cunningham Donna Daigle Ronald David Lori de Boa Paul Dunham Gary Dusseidorp Lionel Elliatt Gardon Fitzgerald Barry Garrard Henry Gassmann Ran Geisberger Garry Geissberger Russell Gardon Alan Grant Monica Greler Elaine Groen John Haass Brian Haines Joyce Hancock Pamela Hanthamn Sàndra Harris Heather Hersey Gary Pascoe Luba Perun Douglas Pickell Steven Pleasance Debbie Pollard Kelly Powell Darne Richardson John Roka Donald Rawan Mary Rowsell Donna Ruckstuhl Michael Sadier Gardon Sharp Janet Sharp Kenneth Shevchuk Hilda Snyder Rick Southwell Kathy Spencer Peter Staop Andy Svetec Sherry Teed Lynette Tink Nancy Traviss Ellen Vaneyk Matthew VanGrootel Richard VanHeuvelen Sandra Veenhof Michael Venasse Pamela Vincent Bill Visser Colleen VonGunten Linda Waring Lisa Welch Laurie White Robyn Wîens David Wilidal Camai Wilbum Kevin Wilbur Donald Wllamson Nancy Wright Betty Youngman Beverley Zwicker ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AWARDS Announced by Mr. J. Harvey 1 (a) Awamded ta the student in Year 1 having the bigbest standing in Envirmmentai Science Winner: SUSAN ULRICH Donor: Cooper-Smith af Oshawa Ltd. Presented by: Mr. J. Harvey (b) Awarded ta the student in Year il havlng the bigbest standing in Envlonmentaî Science Wlnner: JUDY VI RTUE Donor: Bail Superlor Ltd. Pre'senteCJDbY: ÏMm'. J. Harvey (c) Awarded ta the studentý in Year 1IîIihaving the highest standing in Environmrental Science Winner: JOHN TUER K Donor: The Environmental Science Department Presented by: Mr. J. Harvey (d) Awarded ta the student in Year IV having the highest standing in Environmental Science Winner: DAVIDLEPINE Donor: Van Belle Gardens Presented by: Mr. Van Belle BUSINESS EDUCATION AWARDS Announced by Mr. Garth Giloin (a) Bank of Montreal Trophy for speed and accuracy in Typing Winner: DON NA DA1G L E Presented by: Mr. David MacDonald (b) The Canadia n1Im perla1 Ba nk of Com merce Traphy ta the student obta in ing the h ighest stand ing in Accountîng Winner: DONALD ROWAN Presented by: Mr. W.A. McVitty (c) The Toronto Dominion Bank Trophy awarded ta the student for speed and accuracy in Shorthand Winner: NANCY WRIGHT Presented by: Mr. J. Pogue (d) The Royal Bank of Canada Trophy awarded ta the student with the highest standing in Business Machines Winner: LAURAZEALAND Presented by Mr. A.S. Oakmnan TECHNOLOGY AWARDS Announced by Mr. N. Stirling (a) Automotive Technology Winnier: RICHARD VANHEUVELEN Donor: Gardon Bell Automative (b) Machine Draftîng Technology Winner: PETER STOOP Danor: Jensen Steel Limited Pesented by: Mrs. Doreen Younoman (c) Henry Buildaîl Award (Construction Technalogy) Winner: RiCHARDSOUTHWELL Donor: Henry Buildal JUNIOR MATH EMATICS CONTEST (Courtice Secandary Schooî Award) Winner: LAURAZEALAND Donor: O.S.S.T.F. District 49 Presented by: Mrs.,E. Roche HOME ECONOMICSAWARD Awarded ta the students in Year 2 and Year 4abtaining the highest standing in Home Economics Year 2................................ Francine Taylor Year 4.................................... Nancy Traviss Donor: O.S.S.T. F. District 49 Presented by: Mrs. E. Roche THEATRE ARTS AWARD Awarded ta the student in Year 4obtaining the highest standing in Theatre Arts Winner: PAMELA HANTHORN Presented by: Mrs. K. Coverly DRAMA CLUB AWARD Awarded te 1f the sludent who -oniibuted mosi to the Drama Club during bi,; or ber years ai C -S.S. Winner: DEBRA COULL Donor: Mms. D. Van Driel Presented by: Pame.P la Hnborn President of Dra ma Clu b UNITED AUTO WORKERS SCHOLARSHI P AWARDS Winners: Debra Couli, Henry Gassmann, Ursula Gassmnann, Russeli Gordon, Louise Gruyters, Karen Jazkoski, Lorraine Loescber, Marion Naum, Barbara Planeta, Catherine Sadier, Janet Sharp, Barry Thampson, Lynette Tink, Nancy Traviss, Beverley Zwicker, David Zwicker Presented by: Mr. A. Thompson Year3 '................................. Dianne Presle Year 4................................... Ell en Vaneyk Presented by: Mrs, Nyhi Sheehan ART AWARO Presented ta the student wlth the highest standing in Art Year 1i............................ Sylvia Wolnarowski Year2 ................... ............. AIce Hiemstra Year 3..................... ......... ........ Brad Tane Year4 ................... ................. Lori deBoo Presented by: Lori deBoo President of the Art Cl ub MUSICAWARD (a) Awarded ta the students wlth the highest standing in Music in each year level Year 1i................................ Lisa McFarland Year2 ..................... ..........ý'. Hed i Brasche Year 3..........>......................... Garth DaVey Year 4 ............ ................... Betty Youngman Presented by: Mr. S. Powell (b) Presentatian qf pins ta Graduating Band Members Rager Branton, Dwight Bransan, Margaret Craig, Sandra Heard, Mandy Noland, Maria Staintan, Annette Taylor, Clette Taylor, Velerie Taylor, Sherry Teed, Carol Wilbur, Beverley Zwicker Presented by: Mr. and Mrs. Lamne Heard STUDENTS WITH THE HIGH EST ACADEMIC STANDING IN EACH YEAR LEVEL Year 1i................................ Lynn Dimbleby Year 2.................................. Andrea Kofalvi Year 3................................... Laura Zealand Year 4.................................. Scott Mc Kee Presented by: Mr. Sam Cureatz, M. P.P. SPECIAL AWARDS S TU DENT COUNCI LPLAQUE Donated by: Henderson Concrete Products ta the President of the Student Council 1977-78 Recelver: Kelly Powell, Presented by: Cindy Hantharn THE BABE AND WILF BROWN ATHLETICAWARD Presented ta, the Outstanding Fema le Athete and Outstanding MaIle Athete of C.S. S., Recipients chosen by the Physical Education Department. Winners: MARI1LYN TI1N K, DEN NI1S Y E LLOWLE ES Presented by: Mm. and Mrs. W.,Brown THE I.W. PARKINSON AWARDS Winners: ta be annaunced Presented by Mr. I.W. Parkinson THE PRINCIPAL'S AWARD OF RECOGNITION Presented ta: Mrs. P. Van riel YEAR 5 DIPLOMAS, SCHOLARSHIPS AND PRIZES THE ONTARIO SECONDARY SCHOOL HONOUR GRADUATION DIPLOMAS Announced by: Mr. K. Dennîs Presented by: Mr. W. Carman Dwight Bronson Jackie Canfîeld John Chasse Wendy Cornîsh Debra Couil Margaret Craig Gabriela Eckl Julia Eyman Lynn Eyman Ursula Gassmann Arthur Grant Louise Gruyters Margaret Hall Donna Hancock Elaine Harrison Sandra Heard Ronald Hendrikx Kelly Hickey Sandra Jensen Karen Jozkoski Ronald Jukic Leslie Kapteyn Peter Knowlton Robert Koczuiab Russell Kanyk Donna Lamb David Lepine Lorraine Loescher Paula Marchand Catherine Mamsh Brian McGil Mandy Noland Kathleen Norris Christina Pearce Barbara Pianeta Lori Reynolds Gordonna Rieger Catherine Sadîer Ingrid Schmegner David Snowden Bruce Snowden Lynida Spencer Nancy Sprauil Maria Stainton Michelle Summers Annette Taylor Clette Taylor Vaierie Taylor Barry Thampson Marilyn Tink Gilbert Van Beek Gardon Wallace Annette Wtzke Dianne Woadley Dennis Yellowlees David Zwicker STUDENTCOUNCIL BURSAR lES Awarded ta the students ln Year 5 witb the bighest standing in; History ............................. ... Donna Lamb French . ......... ........ ............. Leslle Kapteyn Biology .. ....... ....................... Annette Taylor Sociology.. ............................ David Zwicker Geography . ......................... Ursula Gassmann Economics..................... ».......... Briani McGilI Announced by: Mr. Jlm McManus Presented by: Cindy Hantbomn THE LIONS CLU B AWARD Awarded ta the student witb the bighest standing in Year 5 Pbysics and Chemlstry Cbemistry ............>................. Annette Taylor Pbysics ............. ......... ......... Annette Taylor Presented by: Mr. Jim Rickard THE ROI ARY CLUB3AWARD Awarded tothe student with the bigbest standing in Yeam 5 Matbenfiatics Winner: ANNETTE TAYLOR - 98 per cent in ail 3 Maths Presented by: Mm. E. Wolff Susan Best's mother and father didn't make it to the C.S.S. Commencement on Friday to see their daughter receive her graduation diploma and also play in the orchestra. They were too busy at their Solina farm where their barn was burning. But Susan was present and is shown here with the sticks while alongside, Jackie Laycoe handles the big bass drum. THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH 178 AWARD' For the highest in Year 5 English Winner: ENA 562 - LESLIE KAPTEYN ENB562 - LYNDA SPENICERI Presented by: Mr. Ron Richards KINSMEN CLUB ATHLETIC AWARD For the highest standing in Year 5 Physical Education ,Winners: GI RLS-ýMARI LYN TINK BOYS - DENNIS YELLOWLEES Presented by: Mr. Harvey Webster ART AWARD The student receiving the highest standing in Year 5Art Winners: ELAINE HARRISON AND URSULAGASSMANN (lied) Presented by: Lori deBoo MUSIC AWARD Awarded ta the student who contributed most ta the Music Programme 1977-78. Winner: DWIGHT BRONSON Donor: Rotary Club Presented by: Mr. E. Wolff THE ROY NICMOLS AWARD Awarded ta the Year 5 student displaying the best personaîity and voted most papular by the Staff and Classmates Winner: DEBRA COULL, BARBARA PLANETA (tied) Announced by: Mr. J. Nesbitt Presented by: Mr. Doug Ferguson BOWMANVILLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOMEN'S AUXILIARY BURSARY Winner: Lorraine Laescher Presented by: Mrs. Marilyn Martin THE J.E. SPEERS SCHOLARSHIP AWARD Awarded ta a student in the senior graduating class with a high academic standing proceeding ta bigher education, and wha has demonstrated autstanding qualities of service ta Courtice Secondary Schooî and the Communîty. Winner: DENNIS YELLOWLEES Presented bv: Mr. J. E. Speers MATH EMATICAL ASSOCIATION 0F AMER ICA (Courtice Secondary School Contest) Winners: ANNETTE TAYLOR AND COLETTE TAYLOR (tied) Presented by: Mr. K. Dennis UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S CLUB 0F OSHAWA AND DISTRICTAWARD' Winners: ANNETTE TAYLOR AND COLETTE TAYLOR Presented by: Mrs. C.M. Eîliott CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH 178 BOWMANVILLE SCHOLARSHIP AWARD Highest standing in Year 5 (ta further education) Winner: ANNETTE TAYLOR Presented by: Mr. Ron Richards CARTER SCHOLARSHIP Winners: ANN ETTE TAYLOR AND COL ETTE TAYLOR Presented by: Mr. W. F. Thom, Dîrector of Education ONTARIO SCHOLARSHIPS Awarded ta students with an average of 80 per cent or more in six year 5credits Winners: Dwight Bronson, Debra CoulI, Ursula Gassmann, Margaret Hall, Donna Hancock, Elaine Harrison, Leslie Kapteyn, Russell Kanyk, Donna Lamb, Lorraine Laescher, Lori Reynolds, Ingrid Schmegner, Lynda Spencer, Annette Taylor, Clette Taylor, Barry Thampson, Marilyn Tink, Annette Witzke, Dennis Yellowlees, David Zwicker Presented by: Mr. W.F. Thamn, Director of Education Valedictory: Annette Taylor Cnbe Useful With sumimer over and fal] here, many of us are faced with the annual problem of, raking, collecting and disposing of leaves. This year. rather than putting the leaveç in green garbage bags and leaving them for the garbage collector ta take ta the landfill site, consider some other uses. Leaves are a valuable fertilizer material rich in minerais, including calcium magnesîum, nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. They can be used as mulqh (a layer of material placed on the soul surface ta conservýe maîsture, hold down weeds and ultimately, improve the sali) around permanent plants - fruit trees, blueberry bushes, raspberries, etc. They are especially' valuable when placed around acid-loving plants, such as azalea, rhododendron and hollies. in winter, leaves can be used ta caver strawberries; saving the expense of buying straw. Another use would be for compost. Compost is decayed plant and animal material which can be spread on your garden in place of chemical fertilizers and grawth stimulators. However, when using leaves for compost, it is important ta add other green material, such as weeds and lawn clippings, sa it will flot pack and impede. The best practic e is to place the leaves in shalaw piles, gaing over them with the pawer mawer, shredding themn fine before adding ta the compost heap. If you fallow the above advice and find you stili have tao many leaves, bag them up and take them to the Community Garden lots on the east side of the Training Schoal. Here they will be used in the garden plats as compost. Residents in the community who do nat have access ta their awn leaves and would like ta use them, may came ta the garden plots and take what they can use. urne r when YOD are a RED C Ê'oROSS Blood Donor Drum Duty Wins Over Fire Fighting