JULY 7. 1953

Montague School Awards Prizes And Certificates

The following is a list oi prize winners, and those who received

-oinotion certificates at Montague School closing held at Yeo's The- atre on Monday afternoon, June 29.

GRADE I

Class standing. 1. Marjorie cm-lg, Lila Dewar, Robbie Beck, 2. David Fraser, Sandra Stewart, Billy Power, 3. Patsy Sinclair, Gladys Lnrkin, Harry Anneiir; Application Prizes. Raymond MacDonald. Maretta. Lannigan; Progress Priz- es, Leonard Davis. Greta Mc- Herron, Bobby Ballum, Helen Mc- carron. Brent Campbell; Industry Prize, Kenneth MacDonald.

CERTIFICATES OF MERIT

Marjorie Clark, Lila Dewar. Rob- ale Beck, David Fraser, Sandra

ton: Special Prize for Writing: Veldl. Fraser: Prizes for Applic- ation, Velda Fraser, Helen Mac- Donald, Richard Doyle, Neil Lannigan,

Stewart; special prize lor

cm” Gladys Lukim Hurry An. awarded to Florence MacDonald near.1GretaR McHedrror;.d Igarettaa (Teacher E Mncxmzle) Latin gan, aymon ac onai , ' t t Bigggugamgffg: Certificate List (or Grade 11: Billy Nelson. Pauline Ferguson, Pliyllls Nicholson. Marion Clark, Roger Clair, Kenneth MacDonald. Peggy Fraser. Florence MacDon- Lynn MacDonald, Sandra Hooley. aid, Brian MacLure, Peggy Mac- Carol Kennedy, Ralph Fraser, Leod, Peter Beaton, Velda Fraser, Wesley Fraser. Wayne Stewart. Helen MacDonald, Richard Doyle. Malcolm McGowan, Bellamy Beck, Neil Lannigan, Lorne Cudmore Kimball Nicholson, Ariel Camp- Earl Poolie. Vincent Power, Shirley bell. Ethel Kerr. Alton Kennedy, Stewart, Larry Lannigan, Richard Wayne Lannigan, Bill Peardoii, Llewellyn, Nancy MacLeod, Elaine Alan Mccrea, Kenneth Docherty, Docherty, Sandra Llewellyn, John Alina Mccvillivray, John Llewellyn, Larkin, Beth MacKenzie. Dianne Harry Vuozzo, (Teacher - Evelyn Jeffery, Teddy McEwen, John Underliay) Ciarey, Billy Campbell, Kenneth GRADE u PRIZE LIST Peardon, James Larkin, (Teacher,

E. MacKenzie.) lit. Phyllis Nicholson: 2nd, MlI- GRADE 111 pnlzas ion Clark and Peggy Fraser; 3rd. Florence MacDonald, Brian Msc- lst. prize for Class standing,

Stewart, Billy Power, Patsy Sin-

Lure, Peggy MacLeod, Peter Bea- Barry Norris, Myrna Beck and

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Alvin Ballum; 2nd. prize for pro- iiciency, Faye Maclueod; 3rd. prize for proficiency, Donald Mccarron; prizes (or progress. Larry Fraser. Morley Coffin, Milburn Reilly anti Glen Docherty; prizes tor industry, Heather King, Anna Larkin, Rich- ard Colllings. Marie Lannigtm, Clinton Nicholson. special prize (or Writing. Myrna Beck; special prize for Spelling, Faye MacLeod.

GRADE III CERTIFICATES

Barry Norris, Alvin Ballum, Myrna Beck, Faye MacLeod, Don- aid Mccarron. Larry Fraser. Mor- leycoilin. Miiburn Reilly, Anna Larkin, Heather King, Glen Doch- erty, Richard Colllngs, Clinton Nicholson, Marie Larinigan, Billie Thompson, Harry Garnhum. Mary Brennick, Irene Stewart, lun Campbell. James MacLean, Harry MacDonald. John Clair, Blaine Fraser and Kenneth Stewart- (Teacher, Mrs. Elsie Watterworth.)

PRIZE LIST FOR GRADE IV

Janet Campbell. Beatrice Power, Sandra Bell, Gwenneth Clark, Catherine Sorrey, Carolyn Sulli- van and Georgina Dingwell; Spe-

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cial prize for writing. Catherine Sorrey; Application Prizes. Garnet Mzicmtyre, Kay Macbougall, Gil- lian Taylor, Barrie White. Everett King, Fred Nelson, Joey Lannigan. Gloria Kennedy, Peggy Colliiigs. (Teacher, Miss Aletha MacLeod.)

GRADE IV CERTIFICATE LIST

Janet Campbell. Beatrice Power, Sandra Bell. Gwenneth Clark. Catherine Sorrey, Carolyn Sullivan Georgina Dingwell, Garnet Mac- Intyre. Kay Macnougall. Gillian Taylor, Barrie White. Everett King. Fred Nelson, Joey Lannigan, Gloria Kennedy, Peggy Collings. Malcolm MacPhce, Stanford Peardon, Lynn MacLeod, Jackie Seniple. Wayne Nicholson and Wayne Campbell. (Teacher, Miss Aletha MacLeod.)

PRIZE LIST FOR GRADE V

Dianne MacLeod. Dorothy Mac- Donald, Veronica Taylor, David MacLure. Duncan M;icLeod, Norma Llewellyn, Dianne Shaw. and Etta Campbell; special prize for writing, Carol Hlgginbotham; prizes ior ap- plication. Karen Burke, Wayne Lilly, Boyd Collin, Gerald Mac- Dougall, Helen Beck and Wayne Johnston. (Teacher, Miss Berna- dette MacKenzie.)

CERTIFICATE LIST FOR GRADE V

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Dianne MacLeot'l. Dorothy Mac- Donald, Veronica. Taylor, David MacLure, Duncan MacLeod. Norma Llewellyn, Dianne Shaw, Etta Campbell, Karen Burke, Wayne Lilly, Boyd Coffin, Gerald Mac- Dougall. Helen Beck, Wayne John- ston. Terrence Lannigan, Bryce

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Balluni, Billy Vanlderstine, Chris- tine Vanlderstine, Morley Annear, Sylvia Myers and Carol Higgin- bothnm. (Teacher, Miss Bernadette MacKenzie.)

GRADE V1 Class standing tor year's work,

lst. equally merited by Neil Hooley. George Beck, 1-Ian-iett Lannigan,

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Kent Maclsean; 2nd. equally merit- ed by Judith Cudmore, Beverly Beck: 3rd. Merrill Wigglnton. Heather Jamieson, Audrey Camp- bell; Application. Marjorie Gillis, David Mosher; Progress, Margaret MacLean. Rena Sorrie, Arthur Bell: Industry, Sandra Strung; Writing. Beverly Beck. (Teacher, Mrs. M. D. MacDonald.)

GRADE VI CERTIFICATES

George Beck, Neil Hooley, Kent MacLean. Harriett Lannigan, Judith Cudmore. Beverly Beck, Merrill Wigginton. Heather Jamie- son, Audrey Campbell. David Mosher, Marjorie Gillis, Rena Sorrie, Margaret MacLean, Sandra Strong, Arthur Bell, Winston Mc- Kenzie, Evereti; Myers, Bernice Kennedy. (Teacher, Mrs. M. D. MacDonald.)

PRIZE LIST GRADE VII

Highest standing, Victor Bell, 2nd. highest standing, Walter Mc- Ewen, Arthur Lannignn (equal.) 3rd. highest standing, Laura Col- . lintzs.

Highest in Literature, Victor Bell, Arthur Lannigan (equal) Highest in Arithmetic Victor Bell.

Highest in History, Victor Bell. Highest in Writing, Eileen An- IICRF.

Boy adding most to social lite or class, Harry Stewart.

Girl adding most to social lite or class, Eileen Annear.

sustained effort, Edna Nicholson, Mabel MacLoan. Leonard Mun- roe, Faye McDonald, Eileen An- near.

Progress, Blaine Murphy. Jack Garnhum, Llewellyn.

Application. Alfred Viiozzo. Peter Damoches, Glen Nicholson. Carol Boehner. Lawrence Power, Garnet i Nicolle. (Teacher, Mr. Harold Btew- i

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Kerr. Pnulene Rhena

art.) GRADE VIII 1

l ist. Donnie MacLaren. Jimmyl Johnston. and. Shirley Myers. Marilyn Llewellyn. ard. Enola Mac- Kenaie, Kenneth Fraser. Ap-

I Lorne Cudmore. Earl Edmunds, Poole. Vincent Power and Shirley Shirley Myers, Marilyn Llewellyn.

bE5l Highest in Grammar: Eiiolit Mac- donation to the Musical Festival, Kenzie.

THE GUARDIAN.

plicatioiis, Vera O'Holloran. Keith Peardon. Eltort, Laurel Nelson. Vera 0'1-lolloraii, Annie Beatoii. Progress: Ronnie White. Bennie Balderson , Betty Stewart, Jean Highest in Spelling:

Highest in Literature; Jimmie JOI1llSlOll. Highest in Ari- thmetic: Donnie Machareii. High- est iii Writing: Audrey Mac- Dougail.

GRADE VIII (lER'I'IFICATE

Donnie MacLai'en. Jiinniy Joliii- ston, Shirley Myers, Marilyn Llewellyn, Eiiola MncKeiizie. Ken- neth Fraser. Vera O'Holioi-mi, Kcitli Pcardon, Betty Slcttart, Dill'ill IVIIICLAKII1. Audrey Mm-Dtitignll. Ronnie VVilli('. Errol MacLure, Los- ter Pciirdoii, NOl'il HulCil3SDll, Ben- nie Bztidersoii, Annie Beaten, Given McCarron, Laurel Nelson, Shirley MacLean, Jean Edmunds, Ariinlti MacLcan, Elaine Poole. (Teacher, Leslie Stiuirt.)

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GRADE IX PRIZE LIST

lst. Prize for General Proficiency donated by the C. W. L. preseiiten 1.Eveli'I1 M301-11": 3- K”m,"h toEvclyn MacLure. Balluin. 3. Ralph Annear. Billy Zntl. Prize for General Proiiciency Maclntyre, 4. Roland 5!-llllVBn pl”PSPliiE(I to Kenneth Balium. lJn:innc Watterworth. Kenneth iirtl. Prize for General Proficient-y I Maclntyre, 5. Glendl Jlmleson. equally mt-riled by Ralph Allnr'a.l'1i-I0illl Bentley. 6. Chester Campbell. and Billy Macliityre, - 'Evelyn Laiitiegne. 7. Eleanor Shaw, Prizes for Application in Gratis, Mildfed MUl'Dlll'- 3- Islbel Dewar. Ix 35.L90t,, ill;-.rrv Strong, Burton Ballum 9. Roland Sullivan. Joillllle Watter- 1 Dorothy Macklerroii. Jackie Fergu- wortli, Kenneth Miiclniyre, Jiiiiriimil. 10- Judllll C'r5h3m- Pwlmc Bentley, Glenda Jiiniiesoii. Cliesiei1Nlcll0lS0I1. Bllly CrlWl0Td-- Campbell, Evelyn Laiiticgiie. l tT6aCllC1i. M153 R111 Wflzhl-l

80-85',;-Eleanor Shaw, Mildred FREE uS,l.yGRADE X

Murphy. Isabel Dewar, Strong. Burton Eu11um- isi. Donald Campbell, 2nd. Shir-

Larry

Prim for Sl)E'Ciili Elitirt in Grade 39,. Tm-10,-; 3.-(1, Joyce Anne”. can,

IX, Piesciiiott to HU1'0ll- i Frciicli--Joyce Annear, English, Prize for Matlianietics iii (lioade.D,,,,,,1d CH,-,m,e11V Mathematics, IX-Preseiited tu Evelyn MacLure. Shirley r1iuv1O.-I Geography, Shirley Prize for Freiicli in Grade IX-'-yang.-y Presr.-iited to Evelyn Luiitiegiit-. ,i Appilcauun ., Pi"i7r.- for SClPllt3e in Grade IX- Maxine 1,gnnigan, Presented to Billy Macliityre. Phyllis Nicliolsoii.

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CERTIFICATE WINNERS GRADE IX

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PAGE NINE

Gladys Larkin. Grade II. Neil Lannigan. Grade V, Dianne Mac- Leod. Grade VII, Leonard Mun- roe. Grade VIII, Vera. 0'l-lolloran, of periect attendance for the Nora Hutcheson. Grade X. Gr!!! school term ended: Grade 1- WlBtllnEl0n-

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Continued trom page 2 would you consider it acceptable in park with someone you re:tll.V'

(Governor-General's Medal, Don- aid Campbell.)

(Teacher. Helen West.)

The tollowing have had a record

iliked? Lots of ti-en-atzers are confronted with this problcm. 50 I jliope you can answer it. C, J. ANSWER: Let's examine the progression of parking. and so:

whether it's "acceptable" or not. Certainly two young people do!” park tor the sake oi discussing the weather, or anything else. for that matter. The object is love-making, and the essence. of the situa- tion is how far does it go. You know the answer to that. You ma) ihngiii with lianrliioltliiiiz. tiicn kissing, tiliiz-it It-ads-in-lo necking fill” petting. ltis vt-igv tiiliicuit to draw a deliniie limit Wiltth .V0ll” alone with a boy in Ii car on an isolated road. At best the Sllunlim can become dangeiious, at worst it can be tragic. Teen-agers have ionougli riillictilty controlling their rapidly rising emotions Will-lnlliv illuiiillz iii:-iii to so demanding it test. So my advice is-no parking.

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