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Page 24, WhItby Fro ree s, Wechiosday, May 24 1905 WHJTBY director of marketing Peter Papolis (left) makes a point as (next left) public works director Stephanie Martin, personnel director Launie Johnson and parks and rec/planning director Brad Nicholas watch intently at the 1995 Youth and Civic Administration recent mock counicil meeting. Students from Ander- son, Henry and Father- Leo secondary schools participated in the event, which culminated a fine week administration course sponsored by the town of Whitby. Photo by Mark Reesor, Whltby Free Press Chelsea Balzan HENRY ST, H.S. Ana so the countdown te the end of the school year begins. With only 17 school days (three-and-one-ha]f weeks) left many spring sports are coming te the end of their seasons. On Friday, May 12, the boys lacrosse team. took Pereyma for a win. Goal scorers Derek Suddons, Wes Suddons, Rohan Mehta, A.J. Shannon, Ron Death, Justin Aitken and Zac Aitken led the Hawks ta score il goals over Poreyma's 3. Also on Friday, the girls rugby -teain played in the Chinguacousy Cup. In the three preliminary gaines, the Hawks outscored their opponents 32-0. At the end of the final, which consisted of even play throughout the 30-minute game, two five minute overtime peinds and four penalty kicks, the Hawks and the teamn from Barrie North decided to share the championship. On the day, Anmie Bell, Amanda Knegje, Trish Brodie, Cara Cannon and Kari Morino scored. This, past Tuesday the girls played two gaines against their arch rivais from Brock H-igh School. Brock defeated Henry 17-0 in the first gaine but in the second Cara Cannon and Beth Chapman scored tries te beat Brock 10-5. Then on Thursday, they defeated Pineridge, 37-O and two five minute overtime peiods and four1 penalty kicks, the Hawks and the teain froin Barrie -North decided ta share the championrdý%ip. on the day,, Annie Bell, Amanda Knegje, Trish Brodie, Caraq Cannon and Yari Morine scored. This past Tuesday the girls Plad two gaines against their arch rivais froin Brock F11gb School. Brock defoated Henry 17-0 in the first gaine but in the second Cara Cannon and Beth Chapinan scored tries ta, beat B;ýk 10-5. Thon on Thursday, they defeatod Pineridge, 37-0 and Mowat, 10-0. Scoring for the Hawks wero Kara Easton, Cara Cannon, Barb Zikns and Anianda Kneaje. Uno vntl Sue Liptrot fractured ber ankle, best wishes in a speoýdy recovery. On Wodnesday, the archery club caine ta the end of their season at the ail-Ontario taurnanient. Kevin Drake placed fifth in the. Boys' Un]imiitd The Lirnited bowteazn placed fourth. This team consisted of Darryl Brown, Mike Filip, Jeif Down and Mike Grabowski. Also on Wednosday, the boys basebaül teain smoked Exeter with two wins. Blair Hardy and Adamn Thompson each bad home rune; and Brad Newport had two gad lains. Sean Culleton pithes for the Hawks ini the first gaine, the score was 24-2. Jef Bremner pitched tho second gaine, striking out 10 batters and also bit a home run. The Hawks won the second gaine 10-2. Henry's track and field teain conipeted at LOSSA on Wednesday and Thursday. The standing were as foilows: Justin Aitin, rnidget boys' 400 metre, gold; Enic Henze, junior boys' highuinp, silver; Mfark Vanderlip, senior boys' 800 mette, bronze; Jamie Arbuthnott, Paul Chornobay, Justin Aitken and Aaron Iowes, midget boys' 4 x 100 metre relay, bronze; Min Ambler, senior boys' 1500 metre, fourth; Steve Race, midget boys' long juxnp, fourth; Justin Aitken, midget boys' 200 metre, fourth; Aaron Lowes, midget boys' triple juinp, fifth; and the midget girls 4 x 100 metre rolay teain, consisting of Karolyn Batty, Andrea Coulter, Jelinda Hough and Camre Hatzlhoffer, placed sixth. Congratulations ta aill those inoving on in track and field competition. On Thursday, Mr. Otoole's Fabulous Flautists porformed in a ceremony for the Liieutenant Governor. Congratulationsý, fiautists. Good luck toa aI student council nominees. Elections will be taking place som and they promise ta b. entertaining. Auditions for the Hnr Street variety show are taldng place thus weok. If you don't want ta miss out on this annual event, tomorrow is your laut chance ta try out. The variety show will take place on June 1. Tomorrow wiil b. Henry SAD]Ys 'Prom-on-the-Lawn.' Check out the action at lunch in front of the echool. This event promises ta make you think twice about drinIng and driving. This is especially important since the real Prom is on Friday. And finally, congratulations te ail Henry college applicants who received their acceptances last week. Now ail you have te do is decide where you want ta go!1 Theresa Magee FATHER LEO J. AUSTIN The senior Wildcats' high school days are numbered as the 1994-1995 echool year wM'ds down. The graduating clas students of '95 are busily working on final papers, seminars and aasignments as we wait, on pins and needfles, for Our post-secondary confirmation forme. The rest of the student bd are counting the days until that glorious time, we like to aUoel ummer vacation, begins. The 'Cat wiil, however, require some grad goar ta commemorate bis four or five high achool years. Fortunately for ail the graduating Wildcats, the grad committeo bas extended taking orders for T-shirts and sweatshirts until Friday, May 26. After Friday, the rar wiil be but a memory. Order orims are availablo in the library as well as from Stacey Morrison, Leigh Anne Bonnetta and yours truly. On the sportsa front, the Wildcat stil ba a lot of punch left before achool lots out. The junior boys! lacrosse teain was on the warpath last week as they massacred Central 20-1. Tii boys went a little easier on the Orangeville team, beating thein A-7. Not to b. outdone, tho girls' lacrosse tom also did some damage last week as they sysetematically beat Ajax 5-3, Hen:y 6-5>, Lorne Park 4-i,, Sinclair 11-3 and G.L Roberts 12-3. The midgot bos< rugby team defeated Henry Sret12-O last Tuesday and oarned a much-convetod spot in the LOSSA playoffs. Members of Austins artistic élite wiil b. gathered on one stage as the annual MAD (Music, Art and Draina) Festival is presented tomorrow night. Selections frin various plays are intermingloed with musical numbers from the junior and senior bondsý, and *ieces of art work wilbe on display in the cafetorium. Tickets for this powerhouse gathering of the fine arts are $5 for aduits and $3 for seniors and children. The environmental science classes took a walk on the wild aide last Wednesday as they traveiled to the Metro Zoo. Along with viewing ail the lions and tigers and bears (oh my!), students enjoyed-the opportumity ta satudy animais, their habitat and their relation ta the natural world. Durham, Anderson studentsý compete in Kansas City A student froin the Whitby Skills Training Centre of Dur- hamn College will compote ini the U.S. Skills Competition in Kan- sas City, Missouri June 25 te Jui.r Muirhead of Toronto advanced te the U.S. event after winng a gold modal in the residontial wmrng division at the Ontario Skills event. Anderson CVI student Alex Kish will also attend the U.S. event, in the shoot metal com- petition. Kish won at the U.S. ovont last year. WHITBV RESIDENT Jim Parker, a writer for Mr. Dressup, entertained children at St. Matthew Cathoký, -Sohool recently wth his songs and cross-Canada tour. Photo by Mark Reeso, Whltby Free Proes Civic understudîes 1