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PWC Graduation

(Continued from Page 1) In French 2.: Evelyn MM-‘Lure. Montague.

The College Times start Med- al: a student who shows herself most eﬁticient in extr-a- curricu- lar student organizations: Aus- " a Kennedy, Charlottetown, R. R. .

THIRD YEAR:

1. Barbara Worth, Charlotte- town.

2. Donalda Mill‘, Charlottetown. —-—————*j’:“‘*':“‘T‘

COMING EVENTS

Regular Dance in Elliotts Hall, Saturday night. Weatherbie Orch- estra.

" Danoe St. Andrews Hall Mt Stewart, Saturday. May with Dancing 9 - 11:30.

Dance‘Forest Hill Hall Tues- day, May 27th. Turner’: Orches- tra.

Reserve Wednesday, July 9th:

for the 0’Deary Community Hos- pital Anniversary Picnic.

Rummage Sale at Y. M. C. A. Saturday, May 24, at 2 P.M. Sponsored by Vernon Womens

Institute.

-‘Congregational Meeting in the Broolafield Church Wednesday, May 23th a~t»8 prm. Rev. Mr. Bean, Interim Moderator.

Emerald players ' will present ljieir three act play in Scarle- tuwn Hall Thursday, May 29 Good Specialties. Curtain at 8.30.

:‘Variety Concert Lorne Valley Hall, Tuesday May 27th. Two one act plays. Specialists dance after.

See Oyster Bed players pre- sent their play "Dust of the Earth” in Covehead Stanhope Community Hall, Monday May 26th. Sponsored by Covehead ltoad\W.I.

fDon’t miss bingo in St. An- drews Hall, Mt. Stewart. Mon- day 8:30 p.m. chickens. Jack- pott $15.00 Door Prize.

:'_C0me, to Morell Hall Tuesday May 27. Variety concert Stars bf music festival and others. Sponsored by Mo-rell W.I.

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CQMPLETES couRsE DESPIT ANDICAP

at the Provincial Vocational School and obtained a certifi- cate. Aubrey is seen being pre. sented with the certificate by

3. Alan Anderson, at. Peter’: Bay.

The Samuel N. Robertson Scho- larship: awarded to the student from’Prince County who has at- tained the highest standing in the work of the Third Year Class: Barbara Vaughan, Summerside.

The C.H.B. Longworth Prize, for the student standing highest in Biology 1: Barbara Worth, Charlottetown.

The Loyal Orange Association Prize: for the student standing highest in English 1: Don-alda Mill, Charlottetown. '

The P.E.I. Home Economic As- sociation Prize: awarded to a student who stands high in Home

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Economics and intends to pursue her studies in this field: Lorraine Cameron, Summerside.

SECOND YEAR:

1. Allison MacLean, Morell 2. Susan Whitside, Charlotte- town.

3. Phyllis P-arker, New Wilt-

snipe.

The J. Leslie Shaw Scholarship for the,,student standing highest in the Second Year: Allison Mac- Lean, Morell.

The J. Alfred Blanchard Mem- orial Prize in French : the student of the Second Year Class stand- ing highest in French: Adele ‘ Beck, Central Royalty.

The S. N. Robertson Prize for Classics—highest standing in Latin and Greek: Adele Beck, Central Royalty.

SUBJECT PRIZES

English: Susan Whiteside, Char lottetown.

Mathematics: ..Ka.th-erine Ellis, Bedrford Station

History: Scott Rogers, Char- lottetown.

Physics: Scott Rogers, Char- lottetown.

Chemistry: Scott Rogers, Char- lottetown. ‘ Biology, Allison MacLean, Mor- ell.

NORMAL SCHOOL:

1. Nor-ma Robertson, Mt. Mel- lick

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3. Margaret Ryan, Rock Bar- ra

The Governor - General’s Bronze Medal: awarded to the student who is considered best suited for the profession of teach- ing: lick.

The Strathcona Trust Prizes:

uc ation:

lick 2. Phyllis Gall-ant, North Rusti- co

River.

FIRST YEAR:

1. Winifred Anne Macmillan, Charlottetown.

2. Virginia MacKay, Charlotte- town

3. Margaret Clarke, Old Harry, Magdalen Islands.

SUBJECT PRIZES:

English: Margaret Clarke, Mag- dalen Islands

Mathematics: Virginia Mac —

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2. Jennie ‘O’Hanley, Monticel-‘

Norma Robertson, Mt. Mel-

for high standing in Physical Ed- 1. Norma Robertson, Mt. Mel-

:3. Geraldine MacKinnor.~, Grand:

xay. uianottetown

History: Winifred Anne Mac- millan. Charlottetown.

Science: Virginia MacKay, of Charlottetown

Languages: Margaret Clarke. Magdalen Islands

Art: Elizabeth Anderson, Char- lottetown.

TO COMMERCE GRADU."I‘ES

1. Faye Smith, Pownal

2. Joan Korrey, Charlottetown 3. Beverley Jewell,’ Cornwall.

FIRST YEAR COMMERCE: 1. Shirley Vessey, York 2., Eileen Haryter, Abney

3. Doris Youn-ker, North Win-'

sloe

OTHER PRIZES

The Moore and McLeod Prize for highest standing in Graduat- ing class in Commerce: F are Smith, Pownal

The" H. R. Doane and Co. Prize: for highest standing in Graduat- ing Class in Commerce: F aye Smith, Pownal

The Hon. George D. DeBlois Prize for student standing second in Graduating Clas s in Com- merce: Joan Korrey, Charlotte- town.

The I-Iy-ndman and Co. Ltd. Prize: for the student standing second in Grvadruating Class in

Commerce: Joan Korrey. Gnar- lottetown.

The Hyndman and Co. Ltd. Prize: for the student standing third in Graduating Class in Commerce: Beverley Jewell, of Cornwall.

The H. M. Simpson Ltd. Prize: for the student attaining the highest speed in typing: Nellie MacBet»h, St. Peter's.

The Prince of Wales College Medal for the student who shows the greatest accuracy in typing: Ena Chowen, Winsloe.

The H. R. Doane and Co. Prize; for the student standing highest in First Year Commerce: Shir-

— ley Vessey, York.

IODE PRIZES

The Lucy Maude Montgomery Chapter I.O.D.E. Prizes: for de- serving students in thei—- respec- tive years:

Fourth Year: las, Spring Park.

Third Year: Charles Munroe, Charlottetown Second Year, Hazel Vessey, York -

First year. Charlottetown.

Normal Tr-aining, Bruce, Mt. Mellick.

The R.A.F. Scholarship: award- ed to the best all-round Air Cad-

Florence Doug-

Diane Bennett,

Jeannette

ANNUAL

The public generally,

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Prince Edward Island Chapter of y The Canadian Foundation for Pollomyelitis Wednescloy. May 28. I958. 8:15 P. M. Charlottetown Hotel

and those ticularly in poliomyelitis are cordially invited to attend this meeting which will feature reports on the various activities of the Chapter.

MEETING

interested par-

et: Roger Clark. Mt. Stewart.

Hem, BM“ Medal, :_wamedlSat.. May 24. I958 The Guardian Page 3

to a student of the First or Sec- ond Year who has been most ef-

ficient in extra- curricular activ-I BIFCI1 H111; Jennie 0'Hal11€y. M011-

ities: town

The P.E.I. Art Society Prize:, awarded to Saundra Stewart, of‘ Charlottetown.

J. Preston Tuplin Prizes: awar- ded to deserving students of the various years: Betty Howlett, Vernon: Mary Ann lVLacP'hee, St. George’s.

The. Grolie~r- Americana Prize: a set of the Encyclopaedia Amer- icana — awarded to a student with a distinguished academic re- cord: Alan Anderson, St. Peter’s Bay.

DEBATE PRIZES

The John H. Bell Debate Priz- es: students of high standing in the debating classes of the Nor- mal Training and Second Year Classes: Rebecca Nash, Char- lottetown; Lane Douglas, Park- dale; Scott Rogers, Charlotte- town; Katherine Ellis, Bedlford

Scott Rogers, Charlotte-E

Station: ticello; OTHER AWARDS

In addition to the above prizes various scholarships are availa-

ble for students attending Prince, of Wales College. These include‘,

the following:

The R.T. Holman s-cholarship‘

will be awarded to the of highest standing in the Second Year work who proceeds to the

First Year of University work at i’

Prince of Wales College or some other institution.

E. Bursary: presented to a de- serving student Fourth year.

The Victor Lyall Goodwill scho- larship which is provided in me- mory of Dr. Goodwill is tenable in the Second Year.

Canada Packers scholarship a- warded to an outstanding stud- ent or students of the Third or

Juanita Newcombe. of Fourth years _

Government scholarships and bursaries are available to stu- dents entering Third or Fourth ayear. They are of the value of $200 and S125 respectively.

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