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CGMMENCEMENT The Headmaster's Trophy is presented to a graduate whom the principal and faculty believe displays outstanding qualities ot leadership in academic, athletic, and extra- curricular activities. The award has been awarded only twice in College Avenue's six- ycor historyg thus any student who receives the trophy has had a great honour bestowed upon him. On October 24, I969, the Headmaster's Trophy was presented to Christine Oliver. Christine was the editor-in-chiefof Casscade 'Q9, the winner of Tri-County gymnastic championships two years in a row, an honour student, and the valedictorian for the class of '69, A maior innovation in the format of Commencement was made this year. An assembly was held on the morning of October 24, at which time the subject award and proficiency prize winners were presented with their prizes. This assembly served two purposes: it showed the undergraduates how a Commencement was operated, and it placed the spotlight during that evening an the graduates, where it belongs. In a brief address, Mr. Blake informed the graduates that Commencement was their night, and proceeded to announce a dance following the program in the auditorium featuring the Swing Kings. In past years Commencement has featured such interesting speakers as Robert Nixon and Syl Apps, but no speaker was in attendance at Commence- ment this year. As usual, Commencement meant.proud parents, proud teachers, and proud graduates, No Commencement could possibly be consid- ered unsuccessful as long as these elements are in evidence, as they were at College Avenue in I969. l Don Nunns being presented with the Havelock Chapter of the l. O. D.E. Bursary by Mrs. N. V. Meek. 2 Pat Sobeski receiving a Secondary School Graduation Diploma from Mrs. Ball. 3 Glenn.Shipp being presentedwiththe Elmer J. Hossack Award by Mr. V. Russ. 4 Bernie Oppel receiving the Woodstock Milk Producers Bursary from Mr. P..l. Blake 5 John Versaeval being presented with an Honours Secondary School Graduation Diploma by Mrs. MacKenzie. 6 Kathy Trn ka receiving the Catholic Womens. League Bursary from Mrs. Kennedy 'pictures by Edmiston Q , .WNW
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