WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1986, PAGE 19 HIGH SCHOOL NEWS WEEK Hy PAM WALLACE & BRENDA WILDE Hamwood Secondary Hello from Harwood Secondary iAjax. We're> busy here with thse final days of classes, end-of-year activities and exam preparations like ail higi s chools in the end of May and early June. Yearbooks, ready to be autographed, are distrlbuted this week af- ter a full year of preparation. Tise Grad Dinner, for al graduatlng grade 12 students, took place at the Prince Hotel in Toronto, and presen- tations are being plan- ned for the Friday, June 6 assembly on tise last day of classes before exams. It's a busy time of year and in this final 'colwnn until September of next year, we'1l write about wisat's going on. Student Council elec- tions were held in the Bnd of May after a cam- Wagn period. This is the 'rst year that Harwood sas isad general elec- Ions for thse student ,ouncil executive. Irhere was an election assembly on May 20 and tise students voted on May 26. Tise students selected a very capable group of leaders, and Mr. Edwards (Student Council Advlsor) says Usat, "Tise Student Council Executive Commttee that was elected la a terrifie group of positive students who in sure will provide great leadership for Use up- comlng sciool year." An event that lias become an annual affair at Harwood Secondary took place on the evening of May 29: Tise Atletic Banquet. Tise event .was a huge suc- cess - ail tickets for Use top-notch sit-down din- ner were sold out before tise event. Tise Atisietie Banquet is a special nlgist set aside for tise atiletes at Harwood (and non-atiletes) to have fun and all get together and get awards and recognition for their effort in tise sport they took part in. There were special awards for those students wiso were out- standing in their sport. Also, awards were presented to top nmale and female athletes of Use year in the Junior and Senior category. Tise awards this year went to Tracy Under- wood and Ingvar Caesar in Use Junior category, and Heather Tyrreil and Scott Kingborn in Use Senior category. After Use dinner prepared and served by Harwood students) Usere was a video and sound show of the year's sports hihlights. After tise speeches, presentations and vldeo show there was a dance for the students in the gym. Tise event truly lived Up to its bilng: it was a first ciass evening from start to finish. On Use iast day of classes, tiis Friday, June 6, there will be an afternoon assembly for ail Harwood students. Two of the higisligists of this assembiy wili be the Awards Assembly and a presentation by our own S.A.D.D. (Students Against Drunk Driving) group, formed after being inspired by the S.A.D.D. presentation at Harwood by Port Perry High School students. During the Awards Assembiy recognition is given to the best students in each subject area in*grades 9, 10 and il. Special awar- ds are also given out for perfect attendance, honours, the grade 9 Mastery Matis program and Uere are special community awards. Foilowlng Use Awards Assembly, Harwood's S.A.D.D. group will stage tiseir presentation for ail Harwood studen- ts. Tise S.A.D.D. group, under Use direction of Miss Diamond, have been working isard to polisis their production durlng Use last montis. Well, Usat's just some of tise activities going on isere at Harwood. Well be back again in Sep- tember of Use next scisool year, but until tisen, have a, great summeri Board contemplates budget changes By JAN DODGE Free Press Staff Tise Durham Board of Education la going to set a limit on budget in- creases for 1987 before staff make subinissions. Having just brougist down Useir 1986 budget in April, Use board is already planning for tise next year. 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