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this year are being four rural pupils Mary Caldwell ll received nor Loss How BOYS and 611115 muw mm Outstanding Wins At Commencement Exercises BDCI Continued from page onel proficiency valued at $100 wort by Sylvia and Joan Fisher the To ronto Kiwanis Musical Festival oboe scholarship worth $100 to be presented to BrucePopplemm the Andrew Hay middle school scholar ship of 20 won by Nclma Wigg the Soropttmisf Club prize for general proficiency in middle school English valued at $25 flor which Joan Ferguson and John Cockhum tied the Womens Aux iliary to the Kiwanis Club of Bar rie award for proficiency in Grade XII French and Latin worth $25 to be presented to Ross Morrow the Dr Brercton Prize for upper school biology for which Anne Baker and William Spanis ti the irony prize for pro ficiency in junior English won by David Bedard Grade 1X and George Renter Grade the Prin cipals Award for the best citizen as adjudged by the staff to be pre sented to Elizabeth McLean and the Key Club Achievement Trophy won by the Barrie Key Club in 195152 Bead Students The Harold White Trophy for head girl will be awarded to Eliza beth McLean and the presentation of the AB Coclcburn Trophy for head boy will be made to James Laking Director Fisher will be presented with the honors won by the Barrie Collegiate Concert Band during 195151 including the Can adian National Exhibition $350 first prize award and Waterloo Trophy the Kiwanis Shield first prize in the junior bands clam at the K1 wanis Music Festival at Toronto and the Rtverdale Kiwanis Club Award valued at $100 Barrie Collegiate Glee Club bon 01s to be presented to Director Archie Ros will be the Kiwanis Shield top award won by the boys ensemble Agriculture home project prizes presented to Maureen Elphick Margaret Good fellow and Lewis Cockburn and two urban pupils lrene Smith and Adrienne Fraser Athletic Awards Arnong the main athleticawards to be prsented at the 1952 com memme exercises is the Thomp son Trophy emblematic of the girls track and field championship in the Tudihpe district to be re ceived Wndthe Bill taking Memorial be ing awarded to John Garner as the outstanding boy athlete in 195152 Athletic cups and engraved spoons for field day will be pre Settled at the graduation These in clude the Lions Club Trophy to Jean Sansel senior girls cham pion the PhyllisJohnson Trophy being awarded to Joan Bruce in termediate girls champion the Pauline Robinson Trophy awarded KELVIN BURNETT who cen tered the first line on Barrie Flyers initial entry into 011A junior ranks in 194546 was purchased conditionally by New York Rangers of the National Hockey League from Eddie Shores Syracuse War riors of the AHL Burnett pro ductof Lachinc was in the Army at Camp Borden when the Flyers started He played three games and then was transferred to Montreal by the Army where he completed the season with junior team in the Quebec loop Skip TealwlIeajds Junior Scoring McKenney Second Official OHA junior scoring statistics released yesterday showed Myerscaptain Skip Teal holding onepoint margin over teammate Don McKenney in the individual race Teal has scored 21 goals and col lected 17 assists in 20 games Mc Kenney has potted 22 goals and assisted 15 others Doug Mohns of the Fiycrs ranks seventh in the scoring race with eight goals and 19 assists big jump was made by Marl boro captain Wally Maxwell who leaped into third place with four goals and 26 assists in 18 games bark on its trip to Chicago to per form at the Midwest National Band Clinic will play prelude the graduates processional and reces sionni and the national anthems as well as two concert selections and the glee club under Director Archie Ross will sing two selec lions Greetings from the Barrie Dis trict Collegiate Institute Board will be present by Morrison MBE char hrn Presentation of gifts to the school will be made by the Lions Club Moira Groat the Key Club and the Student Council at 19me 3r gt to June Ayerst junior girls cham pion the Ruth Aarson Trophy to be presented to Jill Smith midget girls diarrmiom the tley Graf ton Trophy won by om Taciuk senior boys champion the Barrie Examiner Trophy awarded to Bruce Poppleton intemediateboys champion the McConkey Trophy Taciuk junior boys champion and the Recreation Council Trophy won by William Cberpeijuvcnile boys chamipion The Jacobi and Graham Trophy for girls dutcrform basketball won by Grade Xlll in 195152 writ be by Elinobeth McLean and the Morrison Trophy folthe best girls platoon at the amoral cadet inspection will be jpresented to Joan Murisons platoon The Mm jor George Rodgers Trophy for the bestfhoys vicadetlinaaection won by John Garners platoon will also be pre Sented during the evening HeadgirLEiiszetLlLean will receive the Johnson Trophy to the amt valuable plain erdo girls basketball in 105162 Musical Program Musioalmmrbem by theiroollega iate Band and Gggebgubwrll b81611 eoable part pro cgjnuzrencement guests Uruierthe idireotion of conductor Fish the concert band soonto an Vplatoon at the amual Emma being awarded to Edward Maintain First But Tied 22 St Marys peewees who hadnt clicked in two Church Hockey League starts dropped bombshell in the camp defending champion Trinity Saturday morning at Barrie Arena when they forced the league leaders to rally in the late seconds for 22 deadlock The split in points allowed Trin ity to move into sole possemion of first place as undefeated Burton Avenue were idle last Weekend Central United meanwhile gain ed ground with 51 verdictover mm Roadet Georges Combines allowing them tie for second place in the standings although Burton Avenue have game in hand And St Andrews who dropped their only start of the sea son trampled uinlcss Collier 50 to trap tie for third place with Ema Road St Marys forced Trinity all the way holding lead twice before the leaders fired the ticing marker with less than two minutes remain ing McCloskey notched both goals for St Marys the opener and then breaking 11 knot Ferguson col lected Trinitys first goal and Bour man gathered in the big equalizer St Andrews nad too much scor ing punch for Collier as Whalcy collected two goals and Simp son Dordy and Cameron one apiece Cameron and Wilson gath ered two assists eaclL E551 Road started well on George Masters opcni goal but Central soon kicked th heels as succes sive goals from Keast Hine De sourdie and final brace from Carson left the issue beyond doubtl mntam games produced an up set too as First BaptistSt An drews Combines knocked St Marys from the top rurg with 43 verdict St Marys were prev iousiy undefeated in two starts and were giving highlytouted Trinity run for the leadership Trinity toolz advantage of the up set to move into sole pomion of the coveted rung with 50 shut out over Central United also their first 10$ of the season The rmnalning bantzim game saw Allandalc it was bound to happen sooner or later hand Collier their third straight loss by 61 count The loss lent Collier alone in the 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