WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDN ESDAY, lUNE 23,1976, PAGE 13 O Ontario Scholars at Dents O'Connor graduation TwentY-eight Grade 13 and 36 Grade 12 students froni Denis* O'Connor 1-igh Sehlool graduated Saturday at a special cerenion,/ held in St. Joh-n the Evangelist 'hurch. Mary Louise Labarre, was presented with the Mayor's Medal for al-round leader- ship, and Kevin Roche recoived the Arthur O'Connor Famnily Award for Academie, Athieties and Leadership Achievemnent at Denis. O'Connor. Kevin, one of the school's 10 Ontario Seholars, also re- ceived the MeMaster Menit Award scholarship valued at $500.Debra Filo received the York University Entrance Scholarship for Acadernie Achievement, vlued at $660, and the Whitby Lions Club Grade 13 scholarship prize. The valedictorian, Fran Bardoel, was presented with the Anne Hendricks Award for outsta nding contribution to school spirit. The Denis O'Connor Ontario Scholars from 1976 were Allen Li, Eddie Tong, Ed Jetten, Alissa Ng, Kevin Roche, Debra Filo, Gerry Huinink, Eleanor O'Connor, Jessica Wong and David Kroekenstoel. Wilma Van Berkel was presented with the Outstand- ing Christian contribution award by the Denis O'Connor staff, Eddie Tong and Allen Li received the Andrew Founidation awards for highest standing in Grade 13, and Fran Doleweerd received the Andrew Foundation award for highest standing in Grade 12. Eddie Tong and Allen Li also received the Whitby Lions Club prizes for Grade 13 mathematics and science. Elizabeth Rochon received the Lions Club scholarship prize for Grade 12, Jane Van Hezewyk was presented with the Whitby Kinsmen prîze for Grade 13, Ed Jetten received the Rotary prize for Grade 13, and Eleanor O'Connor re- ceived the Kiwanis Club scholarship prize for Grade 13. Special awards included Anca Lahoratories Award for Academnic Achievement, won by Gerry Huinink; the Royal Canadian Legion Ladies' Students available for jobs Students aged 12 and over are available for odd job employmnent in Whitby this sumnmer through the Whitby YMCA. Anyone who requires a student to do odd jobs may caîl the YMCA at 668-6868, or drop into the office at the Centennial Building, 416 Centre Street SoUth, Monday' to Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.M. Any itudents aged 12 anc over wishing to become involved with odd job employmnent Mnay register foi one dollar. esei1 iing rduates are the 10 Ontario Scholars at enis O'Connor High Scboe who received their diplomas Satur.day. In the back row from left to right are: Kevin Roche, Allen Li, Ed Jetten, and Eddie Tong. In the front row are Jessica Wong, Alissa Ng, Eleanor O'Connor, David Kroekenstoel, Gerry H-uinink, and Debra Filo. Free Press Photo Auxiliary nursing scholarship, won by Alissa Ng; the Lake Ontario Steel Company prize for academic achievem.ent in- Grade 12, won by Richard Sheppard; and the Hendriks Bursary for the greatest contribution in Grade 13, awarded to Patti Volpe. Winners of the Catholic Women's League partial scholarships for highest stand- Doleweerd, Richard Sheppard, Elizabeth Rochon, and Josie Spinosa. Winners of the Royal Canadian Legion awards for highest standing in Grade 11I we re James Kroekenstoel, Cecile Thackeray, Jennifer Vanleeuwefl, and Marie Volpe. Winners of the Grey Sisters Scholarships for the four top students in Grade I, -1- î1ieweerd Boulanger, and Jerry Spinosa. School awards for the top students in Grade Nine were presented to Richard Wiggers, Tim Hanley, Janet Tobin, and Mary Anne Hubers. The Whitby Arts prize was won by Andrea Fitzgerald; the David T. Marshall Award by Bernadette Barber; and awards for the highest m arks in Gradce 12 and 13 French Denis O'Connor High School's two top scholarship winners at the 1976. graduation Saturday were Kevin Roche and Debra Fio, who proudly hold their diplonias, nutside the St. John the Evangelist Church, following the Elizabeth Rochon. John Van Hezewyk won the Euclid Mathemnaties con- test for Grade 1 2 students; David Hubers was the winner of the Junior Mathematics Contest; and Allen Li, winner of the Senior Mathema tics Rod Mclibnald, a graduate of Denis O'Connor, now a teacher in the Durham Region, delivered the graduation address, and rings were presented to the graduates by the Whitby Council of the Knights of Columnbus. ing in Grade 12 wereFrait 1u werc '"-"" "n "ju '-- .wu%; ..i **.*M are grat f un. This is what Ontaroidin to miake«ÀsUre they're safe f un. Regutations governing the use of mopeds are fairly new bo For more informain gel your free copy of the folder "Driving Ontario. But they are necessary because, wilh 30,000 mopeds Your Moped in Ontario." 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