Saint Laurent High School - Milestone Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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CtaiS of ' 68 PRIZES AND SCHOLARSHIPS The Commissioners ' Silver Medals, awarded to the boy and John Sutherland the girl leading in the High School Leaving Examinations . Marilyn Shugar The Henry Bjrks and Sons ' Silver Medal Jeffrey Wiseman The Henry Birks and Sons ' Bronze Medal Kenneth Peel The Royal Mount Kiwanis Club Scholarship, given in memory of the late Harry deLuca John Sutherland The St. Laurent High School Scholarships , Jeffrey Wiseman Kenneth Peel The Canadair Limited Scholarships Marilyn Shugas Daniel Saykaly The St. Laurent-Mount Royal Rotary Club Scholarship . . Anne McLean The Steinberg ' s Limited Bursaries Gary Kober Harry Brun The Barnabe Motors Scholarship Bruce Curwood The Ayerst, McKenna and Harrison Scholarship Steven Cavanaugh The Students ' Council Scholarships JANE SIMON. MELVIN SOLMAN, DAVID BLOOM. ILONA GRINBERG. TIINA HOOVEL, DAVID SHEAR. RONALD SORENSEN. MARY-LOUISE HOLUBEK. EMIL GRUNBERG. INA FRANK. ELSA BERNSTEIN. GLEN MILLAR. ROSLYN HEITNER. MARY ANN MARKUS, SHARON CLICK. SUSAN PONTING, CYNTHIA EDDY. Montreal Teachers Association Bursary for scholastic ability, aptitude for teaching, and personality Beverley Doe The L.G. Balfour Company of Canada Trophy for leadership and scholastic achievement Cynthia Eddy The Mabel A. Perry Award, a Trophy presented by the Lady Scott Chapter, lODE, to the boy or the girl showing out- standing leadership, character and scholastic achievement . Susan Poniing The Shields: President of the Students ' Council .... Susan Ponting Editor of The Milestone Daniel Saykaly The Prefect Pins; JEIFFREY WISEMAN. CYNTHIA EDDY. HARVEY AISENTHAL. JUDY BLUTSTEIN. DAVID BLOOM. RHONA CHAD, STEVEN CAVANAUGH, LEZLIE CULLEN, ROBERT LAWAND. BEVERLEY DOE. GLEN MILLAR. AMY ENDO. KENNETH PEEL. SHARON GLICK. MELVIN SOLMAN. ILONA GRINBERG. JOHN SUTHERLAND. LESLIE-ANN HAYWARD. BARRY WHITELEY. TIINA HOOVEL. IRWIN WILLIAMS. ANNE McLEAN. REBECCA PARR, SUSAN PONTING. The Prizes: English; Anne McLean; Daniel Saykaly History: David Bloom, Kenneth Peel; Ralph van Putten Latin -Tina Lesser; Anne McLean Geography: Brian Houston; Jeffrey Wiseman Technical Drawing: Brian Freeston French: Jane Simon Mathematics: Marilyn Shugar; John Sutherland Science: Daniel Saykaly; John Sutherland North American Literature: Elsa Bernstein, Melvin Solman Typing; Gail Carpenter Art: Glen Millar ( - Pupils of Grade X) The Irene Samuel Bursary, awarded by the National Council of Jewish Women Rhoxa Chad Art scholarship awarded by the Coutts Hallmark Company and the Canadian Society for Education through Art . . . Glen Millar 55

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Why c ioose Cariefon? DEGREES IN ARTS. SCIENCE COMMERCE. JOURNALISM, ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE. SPECIAL PROGRAMS IN CANADIAN STUDIES. PUBLIC ADMI- NISTRATION. SOVIET STUDIES, AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS. AND A GRADUATE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK. Entrance Requirements: four Ontario Grade XIII sub ' iects or equi- valent for First Year; Ontario Grade XII, or equivalent for Qualifying Year. Applicants for admission to Carleton will be required to present the results of scholastic aptitude tests of the Service for Admission to College and University (SACU) or the College Entrance E.a- mination Board. Modern campus residences and off-campus accommodation available for men and women. Scholarships, bursaries, and loans are offered. Wrife for full information to: THE REGISTRAR, Carleton University, Colonel By Drive. Ottawa I, Ontario, (or) THE REGISTRAR. St. Patricl ' s College di ' Carleton University, 281 Echo Drive, Ottawa I, Ontario. l«! Canada ' s largest life insurance company in- vites ambitious high school and university graduates to consider the unlimited career opportunities at Sun Life of Canada. The staff of the Employment Office, Room 320, Sun Life Building, Mont- real, will be pleased to interview members of your graduating class. SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA ] It all began 100 years ago on December 8, 1869, when Timothy Eaton, a young man from Ballymena, Ireland, opened a small dry goods store in Toronto. The original staff consisted of two men, a woman and a boy. Today, during Eaton ' s Centennial Year, the staff now numbers more than 50,000 employees — and to date more than 11,000 Eatonians have given 25 years or more of service. In less than 100 years, Eaton ' s has continually grown and expanded to become the largest retail organization in the country, and it ' s still growing, still expanding, to serve better the people of Canada. New stores such as Eaton ' s Pointe Claire and Ville d ' Anjou have provided interesting new opportunities for many young people here in Montreal — and there ' s more expansion planned for the near future. Wouldn ' t you like to be part of all this action? Wouldn ' t you like a career with creative excitement, opportunity and challenge ... a position where you can grow and advance in Canada ' s dynamic retail industry.? THEN THINK ABOUT EATON ' S. We may be 100 years old but we still have a lot of young ideas! Why not visit Eaton ' s Employment Office, Ninth Floor, Downtown, and discuss your career plans with us? Here ' s Something to Think About! 57