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The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillc. May 31.1989 - ;V v < Ht; : ; B §§i ' 'K Durham College Holds Annual Convocation Exercises At Durham College's Convocation ceremonies on May 27, a total of 10 graduates received scholastic medals. Among those receiving, the awards ^ere two students ffom Bowmanville. Kimberly Greenslade (left) received the silver medal for the top student in a two year business program. Margaret McGorman also received a silver silver medal âs the top student in a two or three year health sciences program. Two Bowmanville students students received medals for their academic achievements achievements at Durham College's annual convocation on May 27. Kimberly Greenslade, of Bowmanville, was awarded the College Silver Medal as the highest ranking two year graduate in the Business Business Division. Margaret McGorman, also of Bowmanville, was awarded the Silver Medal awarded to the top student in a two or three year program program in the Health Sciences ' division. Other medal winners include include Anne Sanders of St. Williams, Ontario, who won the top student award for 1988-89. She graduated from the two-year Business Program, Data Processing Option. Ms. Sanders won the President's Gold Medal, Governor General's Academic Academic Medal and the Stewart R. Alger Scholarship valued at $500. She had the highest academic standing of all graduating students. Christopher Charlinski, of Oshawa, was awarded the College Silver Medal. She was the highest ranking three year graduate in tech nology. Steve Schoenleber, of Oshawa, received the Silver Silver Medal for the highest ranking two year technology graduate. In the Business Division, Donna Mount, of Oshawa, received the College Silver Medal for the top third year graduate, Kimberly Greenslade Greenslade was the top two year graduate while Melanie Edwards, Edwards, of Oshawa, received the Bronze Medal for top one year graduating student. student. Laura Chryk, of Oshawa, was awarded the College Silver Silver Medal for the highest academic academic standing in any two or three year Applied Arts program and Natalie Earn Earn ay on of Ajax won the College College Bronze Medal for any one year program in Applied Arts. In Health Sciences, Margaret Margaret McGorman was the top student in a two or three year program and Donna Boudreau won the College Bronze Medal for the top student in a one year program. program. This year 765 students _ received diplomas or certificates. certificates. Seventy Town of Newcastle Newcastle area residents graduated Saturday. Students Tour Parliament Hill On Friday, May 12, these students from Knox Christian Christian School, in Bowmanville, visited the Parliament Buildings in Ottawa. The group is shown here alongside the buildings. _ fourth graduation of students in Durham College's Motor Vehicle, Apprend 0 took place at the college on May 24. Four Newcastle area' st^ here, graduated from the program. The students from the left are. Engley, Rick Gassmann, Ray Snowden and Jeffery VanderbeR The three program offers in-school training for apprenticeship mechanics. The students have to write a final exam with the ministry of transportation. , vuruain vunege nem vhgh annum vunvuvuu.vu - ltori ùm in Oshawa on May 27. The dignitaries from the morning ceremony are pictured pictured here. Pictured in the front row from the left are: Robert Fair, chairman ot the Board of Governors; Convocation speaker George Peapples, president of General General Motors of Canada; Durham College President Gary Polonsky; and Joan Homer Dean of Academic Development. Pictured in the back row from the left are: Darrell Sewell, student addministrative council president; John Stubbs, Trent University president; Rev. Barry Pogue; Don Hargest, Dean of Business, Don Michie, President President of Post Secondary Programs; and Doug Tripp, Dean of Technology. 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