18 no Gui-dim, Charlottetown, Fri. May 17, 1968. JOHN FISHER TO SPEAK

PWC Set For Grgduaiion Tod

Annual convocation exercises at Prince of Wales College will take place this morning at 10 o'clock.

Graduates will be presented diplomas by Lieutenant—Gover- nor F~ Walter Hyndman while John Fisher will give the ad- dress to the graduates.

The class valcdictory will be delivered by Miss Rutth Le Lacheuir of Georgetown.

LESLIE POOLE

CLASS BIO

Following are biographies: | Elizabeth Anderson, Educationui Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Johnl‘ Anderson, Charlottetown. I William Arsenault, Education.l Son Of Mrs. and the late Joseph Arsenault, Alberton. Plans to teach at a regionall high school. , John James Ball, Arts, Son oil Rev. J. G. E Ball and the late| Mrs. Ball, Charlottetown. He! hopes to attend Mount Allison.l Terrence Kenneth C a rrier,‘ Education, Charlottetown. He: plans to teach and then attendt

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Margaret Heather Clarke, Arts. Daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Hil- lard Clarke, Charlottetown. Fu- ture plans are indefinite. r

Paul Hamilton Clark, Sciencel Son of Mr. and Mrs Arthur} Clark. Charlottetown. His plans1 are indefinite. l

Enid Marilyn Coles, Arts. Dau-l ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Verneri Coles, North Milton. .

Dianne Mae Denham, Educa-I tion. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Denham. Kilmuir. S ' plans to teach this following,

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year. Andrea Clare Hunter-Duvar, Arts. From Charlottetown, shei plans to attend Sir George Wil-l liams University. 1 Wayne Sterling Enman. Edu-l cation. Summerside, he plans tot teach there. i Charles Winston Gillispie, Edu-E cation. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ja-j mes Gillispie, Spring Brook. He? plans to further his educationl George Ian Godfrey, Science,» the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hen Godfrey, North Wiltshire. He plans to continue his studies ail Dalhousie next year. 1 Sterling Wilbur Hubley, Sciu ence. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hublcy, Beaton's Mills. Plans to further his educationi Eleanor Margaret Hyde.1

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Science. daughter of Mr. and: Mrs. Charles c. Meadow- ban! . She plans to attend McGilll to University. ‘m

John C h a 1'1 9 s Hyndm a 11, Science. the son of Lieutenant- Governor F. Walter and Mrs. Hyndman, Charlottetown. H l 5 plans are indefinite.

John Frederic Hynes. science, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fr Hynes. Charlottetown. His plans are indefinite.

Lynwood Earle Jay, Educa- tion, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken- neth Jay, Pisquid West. His plans are indefinite.

Katherine Alice Jeffery. Edu- cation, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Jeffery, Bedeque. She plans to teach.

Marjorie Carol Jenkins, Edu- cation, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Jenkins. Summerside. Ida Marie Larsen, Education, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Helge

Larsen, Georgetown.

David LeClair, Science, son of Mr. and rs. Arthur LeClair, Charlottetown. His career is yet undecid. .

R u t h Christine LeLac h e u r. Medicine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil LeLacheur. She plans to continue her studies in medi- cine.

Medicine, daughter of Mr. a n d Mrs. Stanley Livingstone. High Bank. She plans to study medi- cine at Dalhousie University. John Herbert MacFarlane, Ag- riculture, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Smith MacFarlane. Harrington.

He plans to enter MacDonald University to continue his stud-

ies.

John Wellington MacKay, En- gineering. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. MacKny, Midget]. He plans to continue his studies in en- gineering at UNB.

Bruce Leslie David MacLean, Science, Cnnnvoy. His plans are indefinite.

Gwennyth Elizabeth MacLenn, Education, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. R. MacLean, Montague.

Babb Leslie Woodslde, m. son of Mr. and Mrs. mm C. Woodside. Clinton. He

h continue his studies It

,the late Mrs. Sharpe, Kensing-

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David Charles Compton, Arts, from Summerside. Next year he plans to study for an Arts De- gree

Jo’hn Winston Yeo, Education, from Belmont. His future will in- clude university and perhaps teaching.

Kenneth Alan Wright, Science, son of . Mrs. Horace Wright, B'edeque. He plans to take science next year at Mt. A.

G erald Vincent Wilmhurst, Science, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wilmhurst, Sherwood. He plans to continue his studies of science

Paul Fredrick Whelan, Educa- tion, son of Mr. Mrs. Fred Whelan, Charlottetown. He hopes to attend Dalhousie next year.

Harold Blair West, Science, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allison West, Parkdale. He plans to continue his science studies at Dalhousie.

Donald Lloyd Waugh, Science, son Of r. and r . Lloyd Waugh, Wilmot Valley. He plans to specialize in biology.

Elaine Dricilla Walker, Arts, daughter of Mr. and S. E. Walker, Charlottetown. She plans to obtain I BA in social work.

Helen Ann Toombs, Arts, from Winsloe. She hopes for a career in the YMCA.

Diane Thompson, Arts, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. omp- son, Charlottetown.

Carol Faye Thomson, Educa- tion, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thomson, North Tryon. She plans to become a teacher.

Ethel Kathleen Sutherland, Ed- ucation, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Sutherland, St. Peta er's Bay.

Winston Sterling Smith, Arts. from Summerside. He will work for a BA and a career in the YMCA.

Errol Lindsay Sharpe, Arts, son of Mr. Lindsay Sharpe and

n. He plans to become a inistcr.

Nora Eleanor Scales, Educa- ,tion. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. lA. A. Scales, Charlottetown. She 1 wants to take science at Dalhou-

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James Ronald Ross, Educa- iRoss, Summerside. He hopes to ‘ enter the teaching profession.

‘ Duncan Stewart MacLeod,

Science, Montague. He plans to {further his studies at Mount Al- ‘lison

Raynal Perlcy MacNelll, Edu- ication. son of r. and lRaynali MacNeill, O’Leary. He lplans to attend Acadia Univer-

l Sity. ‘ Heather Eva MacNevin, Arts, Charlottetown. She plans to

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Malcolm Martin MacPherson, tArts. son of Mr. and Mrs. Johli ' . MacPherson, Brooklyn. He plans to obtain his BA degree. . Ronald Ivan Maund, Arts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Maund, Sherwood. He plans to obtain his. BA and then on to the minis-

l r . 1 Sandra Miller, Education, dau- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller, Montreal, Quebec. She plans to teach in the United States.

Lloyd James Molyneaux, Med- icine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd R. Molyneaux, North River. He plans to attend Dalhousie Uni- versity.

Donald Br u c e Montgomery, Medicine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hodge Montgomery, Kensington.

He plans to attend Dalhousie University. Brian Joseph Morris, Arts,

son of the late PJ". Morris and Mrs. Morris, Charlottetown. He ions to continue his studies for an Arts .

Angus M i i to n Rogers 0 :1,

Science, son of Mr. and Mrs. Meari Rogerson, Fanning Brook. He plans to continue his studies in science. David Rogers, Arts. son of Mr. and Mrs. . gm. Char- lottetown. He will work toward his BA at Dalhousie.

William Raymond Reilly. Arts, from Gamerenux. He hopes obtain his bachelor of commerce degree It Damon-is.

Ronald Frederick Rice. educa- tion, son of Mn. and the late Mr. Gordon Rice. Parkdale. He plans to tench before continuing his ed Hon

ncn . William Allen umuel Prone, Science. son of Dr. and Mrs. L. Pluto. mm. a.

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will continue his studies at Del- ousie.

Catherine Bernadette Power, Arts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Power, Tracudle Cross. She hopes for a teaching career.

Leslie Donald Poole. Arts, from ROseneath He will continue his studies at university.

Dorothy Ann Parker. Educa- tion. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parker, North Wiltshire. She. plans to enter the teaching profession.

John Richard O’Mniley, Edu- cation. son of . and Mrs. Ar- thur O'Moliey old. 3

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plans to work towards a BM. Stanl y Lewis Newman,

Science, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Newman, New Have .

He hopes to get his BSc at Dal- us e

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Helen Jean Murphy. Education daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Murry. 53.3 .V'ew- .-

Pass List Corrected

The following corrections areiunder secm'd your the name Do- Heather Fraser, Charlottetown mode in the Prince of Wales naid Mouton should read Ron- wu omitted. in the honors cen-

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JOHN O'MALLEY tlficnte list for .. .. name of Gordonsefizgfxagafl: under pus "mde “Stead due, w” omitted. of the name Lois E. mchniey,

The name 1,01, mammal. North Rdver who was correctly Brooklyn should have appeared listed as having passed in the t,- ‘lblrd Year. normal trolling work of the second year.

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BRUCE MON'I'GOMERY The name Wayne E. Home son. Brooklyn in pus studin‘. normal training should have read Wm: a. MacKhnon. 'nm'oiiiyu.

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