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Prizc r Wi inners 1964 ‘Special ‘pt rizes His Excellency the Governor General’s Medal for General Proficiency ..—..Stephen Lindsay (1963) British Public School’s Prize -----Kick Lauder—Form VI Walter Burman Prize for Latin ... Michael Trew—Form III-A Thomas Harland Memorial Prize for Science and Mathematics .......... Bill Ramsay—Form V Jean Joy Memorial English Prize ----- Aaron Schwartz-Form IV-A oard of Governors’ Medal for Lower School : Stewart Searle—Form 7-E.W. Frederick Johnson Memorial Prize ..... Rick Lauder—Form VI A orman Young English and History Prize Not Awarded J. L. Doupe prize for Mathematics ........ James Lawson-Form II-A McEachern Memorial Science Prizes ..... Aaron Schwartz—Form IV-A , Mark Jackman—Form III-A Dorothy Hoskm Memorial Prize for English ... Not Awarded P. H. A. Wykes Mathematics Prize ... Richard Condo—Form VI Perreault Lower School French Prize . John Gemmell—Form 7-E.W. Barry Stevens—Form 7-E.W. Lower School Prizes: Mathematics -Graham Morris—Form 7-E.W. English —....John Gemmell—Form 7-E.W. Scripture ...... Michael Payne—Form 7-E.W. Art --—--- Michael Payne—Form 7-E.W. Music ----Graham Morris—Form 7-E.W. Walter J. Burman and Associates Prize James Lawson—Form II-A Lower School Honours Trophy ... New House Master’s Shield for Total Points Young House The Eagle Prize --—- ---George Low—Form VI Photography Prize ---...-... Andy Little-Form VI C hown Prize for Music —...— John Anderson—Form II-A Ralph Schoenert—Form II-A Lower School Spelling Cup -----Barry Stephens—Form 7-E.W. ( J crin rizes for C jenera l rc j iciencsj FORM I LOWER Ted Leach FORM II LOWER Mark Bredin FORM III LOWER Stuart Guest FORM IV LOW ' ER Raymond Waddell FORM V LOWER ..Michael Hammond FORM VI LOWER ...Scott McPherson FORM VII LOWER Randy Makinen FORM VII EW —. John Gemmell FORM II-A .... ..James Lawson FORM II-B --Mark Stethem FORM III-A .Michael Trew FORM III-B . .Bob Jessiman FORM IV-A .Aaron Schwartz- FORM IV-B -Douglas Macdonald 50
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On Tuesday, June 9th, 1964, we held our an¬ nual Prize Day ceremonies. The guest speaker was Norman C. Young, the Editor of the Ottawa Ci¬ tizen. He spoke of his days as a boy in the Ravens- court of the 1920’s and 30’s. After the awarding of prizes, Mr. Gordon built up suspense in his speech until he finally got around to announcing next year’s School Captain, Derek Funnell, and the Vice-Captain, Craig Lamb. Their initiation, followed, recorded here pictorially, by a quick “Eagle” photographer. That must be the new School Captain. Xhsitors to the hool MR. W. B. MACMURRAY and MR. ALAN STEPHEN On Thursday, February 4th, Mr. W. B. MacMurray and Mr. Alan Stephen spoke in turn to a group of parents and the staff. Mr. MacMurray and Mr. Stephen both arrived in Winnipeg on Wednesday, February 3rd, and came out to St. John’s- Ravenscourt shortly afterwards. Mr. MacMurray, Headmaster of the University of Toronto Schools, which are affiliated with and on campus with the University of Toronto, spoke about “What Are Meant by Academic Standards,” and Mr. Stephen spoke after, on “Elementary Schooling and Its Problems.” Mr. Stephen is the Headmaster of the Preparatory School — Upper Canada College. Earlier in the week, before their departure (Sunday, February 7th) they both took turns visiting classes, each one alternately going to the Upper School and the Lower School. MR. J. P. DYMINT On Friday, the 19th of March, 1965, Mr. J, P. Dymint came to St. John’s- Ravenscourt to speak. Mr. Dymint, who is Chief Engineer of Air Canada, had not visited the school for five years, but when he last did come, January, 1960, he was so well received, that Mr. Gordon made him promise to return everv five years. Mr. Dymint again spoke on SuDersonic iets. and different tvoes of airplanes, but this time, the coming of Supersonic oassenger and cargo jets is five years closer. After he had finished speaking, there was a break, and then there was a small dis¬ cussion for some senior boys who are interested in different fields of Engineering.
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