Paye 10 July 1981 Cassiar Courier

, ON THE ROAD TO EXPERIENCE
THE CLASS OF 8 ff

It was a moving moment as the class of 81 entered the auditorium of the Cassiar Theatre to the strains of Paul Williams* “ Looking

for Space” while over 100 proud parents, relatives and wellwishers looked on, This class of 18 students is the largest that has grac'uatec m
from the Cassiar School so far = a fine indication of how the school has grown in the past five years.
After brief speeches from Mrs. Sethan and Mr, Corcoran, Ed Spetch introduced the guest speaker, Mr Bruce Patterson, Mr, Patterson

was last year's Grade 12 home room teacher and was pleased to be present. The graduates were one of the first classes he ever teught enc
he was very proud of their achievements, He particularly remembers the grads for their sense of humor and he asked that they always try
to maintain it no matter what lies ahead for them. On behalf of the graduating class, Cindy McCauley thanked Mr Patterso' for t:is a:!-

. dress and presented a small gift as a token of their appreciation. Gordon Kamlah gave the valedictory address, which was followed !-y tlie

presentation of the diplomas to each graduate. § !
Karen Taylor received the Steelworkers Scholarshipand the Cassiar Resources Academic Scholarship, both were for $500 She was

also recognized for her achievement in being awarded th:e William and Ada Isabelle Steel Endowment Entrance Scholarship to Simon Fres-
ser University. Cindy McCauley received the Cassiar Resources Leadership Bursary and Kathy Johnston received the Lions Club Bursary,
A special scholarship was presented to Gale Fugere for her high academic achievement over the past two years,

An added touch was the presentation of flowers by each graduate to their mothers. Before closing Mr. Chambers thanked tl:e numer
ous people who made the graduation a reality for so many of the students. A delicious chinese buffet was served in the beautifully «'ecor-
ated school gym, followed by a dance. Special credit must go to Mr, N. Vickery, Ms. C. Guldner, Mrs.S. Chambers, the Grade 11 stuclents
and Jayne for the tremendous job they did with the decorations.

CINDY McCAULEY
Will take a course in Early Childhood

Education at Kamloops.

GARY DENNIS

Hopes to become a mechanic

BRIAN ARCHER
Will work in Cassiar for one year
then take engineering at University.

KATHY JOHNSTON
Will take nurses training in Van-
couver,

JOHN ‘FARMER. RATTRAY
Will hunt with Overtons till October
then may go on to College.

KAREN TAYLOR
Attending Simon Fraser for Computer

Sciences and Math .

GORDON KAMLAH
Hopes to become an electrician,

CALVIN MARION

Will possibly work in the area, Inter.
ested in HD Mechanics & welding.

CHRISTINA TATES
Joining the Royal Bank of Canada
in Cassiar

GAIL FUGERE
Will attend University of Victoria
taking History and Political Science.

ANIL KAUL
Joining his brother at University, —

SERENA CALLOW
Will be moving to Stewart

DWAYNE DENNIS -
Hoping to work in Cantung

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LISA STEADMAN

GWEN HUDSON ~

Having a well deserved vacation!

‘OLAVO SANTOS __
Working for a year in Cassiar then
on to University. =

LESLIE KURIAN.

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Graduated from the Thomas A. $ aS 2 Graduated from Auburn Adventist
Stewart Secondary School in Peter= 9 IAN CARTWRIGHT DANINE DeCECCO _ Academy, Washington. Hopes to
borough, Ontario, Lisa will take $ Will be attending Simon Fraser § Interested in child care May take a further his edu ation at UB.C.
an accounting course in the fall, 4 University Childhood Behavior Course in Dentistry, °
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