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Absent for photo, Brenda Birkett, Shelley Howsam, Edward Olsen and Kelly St.John. i . . J. Awards, scholarships The Port Perry High School Honour Graduation Scholarship - to the student with the highest standing in Year Five - Shelley Howsam. The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Port Perry Branch of the Canadian Legion Scholar- ship - to the student with the second highest average in Year Five - presentation by Mrs. Cannon - to Brenda Birkett. The Ethel P. Chapman Ontario County Women's Institute Scholarship - pre- sentation by Mrs. Wotten to Joy Panabaker. The Honeydale Women's Institute Prizes presented by Mrs. Jean McMaster - Junior from plumbing to panelling and insulation to prize for Family and Con- sumer Studies - Jeannine carpeting. P.L"s prices are designed so that you can af- ford to do it now and our selection is unequalled. 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The Grace Hastings Trophy presented by Mrs. G. Hastings to Joyce Mulder. The University Women's Club Scholarship presented by Mrs. Lynn Dunstall to Shelley Howsam. The Grant C. MacDonald Scholarship presented to Margaret Brawn and Ronald Goris. The Port - Perry High School Teachers' Awards presented to Mary Parish, Carol Walker and Bruce Andor. The Greenbank Women's Institute prizes for second Year Girls' and Fourth Year Girls' Basic Program pre- sented by Mrs. Hill to Carol Brown and Julie Watson. The Kinsmen Club Bur- Bouillon to Melodie Cannon c NEW Toke HOURS 3 land Roger Watson. ommencing Monday, November . BUILDING CENTRE =the. | Hiei 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. presented by Mrs. Sandra J ERPETERBOROUGH LUMBER] =: i: = 10 Scugog St. - PORT PERRY - 985-7338 14a) 8:00 5m. to 7-30 pan. Benns to Beth Wilson. The Norman and Lucille "Aldred Fine Arts Scholar- ship presented by Mr. Joel Saturday 8 a.m. to 4:00 TRL LITE EVEN : { avy! 1978 P.P.H.S. Commencement Exercises Port Perry High School held their annual Com- mencement Exercises last Friday evening and a capa- city crowd: filled the audi- torium for the programme. The high school Senior Wind Ensemble entertained the audience, and led in the singing of the national anthem. Rev. Robert Brawn read the invocation before Mr. Doug Williams, princie pal, and Mr, Gordon Goode, local member of the Durham Board of Education addres- sed the students and guests. It was a busy evening for the organizers as dozens of diplomas, scholarships and awards were presented to the students, A list of some ¢ of the award winners are elsewhere on this page. The year's valedictory address was given by Derek Baker, and when he finished he was presented the Vale- dictorian Trophy by Kathy Smith. Following the eve- nings programme, a recep- tion was held for the parents, friends and graduates. Aldred to Julia Goss. The Borelians' Theatre Award presented by Mrs. Diane Lackie to Jenifer Carriere. The Dr. Dymond Scholar- ship - Canadian History - to Joyce Mulder. The Lions' Club Scholar- ship to the all-round students of Fifth Year - presented by Mr. Greg Smith to Shelley Yurko and Scott Wilbur. The William Aldred Memorial Scholarship to Scott Wilbur. The Port Perry High School Students' Council Award to Siobhan Clancy and Laurel Price. Valedictory Address by Derek Baker See page 19 Academic trophies: - R.B. Smallman Trophy - General Proficiency in First year - Jennifer Simmonds. Gertrude Jackson Trophy - for Family and Consumer Studies in Third Year -% Catherine Chambers. Ron A. Peel Trophy - for Shop Work Third Year - Richard Rudkin. : Mr. and Mrs. Hutcheson Trophy - for Commercial Work - Third Year - Kathleen Donnelly. Zula M. Jackson Trophy - Fourth Year french and Spanish - Catherine Taylor. A.M. Lawrence Trophy - Fourth Year Science and Mathematics - Gregory Carriere. : Dr. J.B. Lundy Trophy - Fourth Year English - Janice Ball. A.W. Cawker Trophy - Highest Standing in Four fifth year subjects - Shelley Howsam. Mr. and Mrs. S. Farmer Trophy - for Environmental Science - Julia Reid. Allen Raines Memorial Trophy - for highest standing in a First Year Technical Subject - Ronald Rumford. Machine Shop Trophy - Brady Hooker. 4 LAR >