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a6 tribune sept 12 1984 markham boosts sdss stouffville almost onethird of the enrolment at stouffville dist secondary school originates from north markham this student migration due to overcrowding at markham high currently stands at about 250 the total attendance at sdss should level off at about 840 although the figure was 805 on opening day the integration systems working well principal john ntkifork told the tribune comments by markham stu dents are very posi tive theres a friend ly atmosphere here mr nikifork said a positive cli mate that was cre ated by former principal mike muir and is car rying forward to better accommodate the markham students mr nikiforks plan ning a late bus around415pmso those who wish can involve themselves in extracurricular activities and sub ject help at pre sent five buses travel to and from sdss with mar kham students dai ly this is an in crease of two over last year change in 1985 the present sys tem will undergo a major change mr nikifork agrees when the new un- ionville high school opens in september 1985 to deal with this one meeting has already been held with others planned for the fu ture the boundaries will have to be red rawn the princip al states he expects unionville will accommodate only grades 9 and 10 in 198586 and possibly grade 11 this way the disruption will be less traumatic hes hoping those students now attending stouffvil le high from mar kham will be given a choice hes confi dent most in the senior grades will want to remain certainly well want to dislocate as few as possible he said best school ever this is my best school principal nikifork claims i consider myself very fortunate be cause of the posi tive atmosphere that prevails theres been no rush to approve a code of conduct edict at sdss although one is currently being prepared for submission to the board at the end of september were working on what we already have mr nikifork said he hopes prop osed changes will be fourfold and in volve not only the teachers students and parents but the community as a whole in this connection mr nikifork ex pressed delight with the schools new head caretaker neil dysart de scribing him as ex- cellent four teachers have been added to staff welcome day the old program of grade 9 initia tion is out and mr nikifork has no thought of bringing it back calling it an embarrass ment to students instead a wel come day is prop osed with a dance in the school at night the principal praised the 198485 students council under the lead ership of kelly cowan he feels the school will be the be neficiary of their co operation and ex pertise fifteenyearold judy bartolic rr 4 stouffville hopes to apply her artistic talents to a future career she enjoys landscape painting best it judys a grade 11 student at sacred heart high school newmarket jim thomas s dont wait these incredible diamond values from ob allan jewellers just cant last a ladies diamond cluster ring 27 earits total weight 14 kgold b diamond cluster pendant 29 carats total weight 14 k gold chain c matching diamond earrings 32 carats total weight 14 kgold qbmlmm jeweuers jquality you have our name on it v markville markham shoppers world brampton 4776400 4537100 4 solutions to cold water care for your fool glb offseason care kit gilby says make sure your pool water stays in shape during the winter with the glb offseason care kit spring wakeup will be a snap if you put your pool to bed the glb way 1 u betz pools betz pools limited 575 main st w stouffville 6401424 3641827 girl next door artistic touch by jim thomas gormley fifteenyearold judy bartolic of rr 4 stouffville isiit sure what career shell follow after gradua tion from sacred heart high newmar ket however if she follows in the foot steps of her three older sisters cathy helen and monica shell go on to uni versitybut not necessarily the uni versity of guelph helen and monica are in their third years there cathys a guelph university graduate and cur rently employed there judys our girl next door art is a favorite hobby judy admits and shed like to expand on this land scape painting is her specialty judy adds to the interior beauty at james white florists she works there during the summer holidays and on weekends doing a little bit of every thing she says judy was only three years old when her parents moved from toronto to the clubine family farm north of the stouff ville road while she remembers no thing of big city life she has no desire to relive those lrst three years the coun try suits her just fine for ten days this summer judy served as a camp counsellor on the occasion of her parents 25th wedding anniversary the girls pooled their resources and presented them with a trip to hungary judy says she hopes to travel there herself some day her knowledge of the language is suffi cient to get by she feels since the majority of graduates from st marks go to sacred heart judy en joys the school thats where my friends are she says her church association is st pat ricks markham judy appreciates the cooperation of her mother and sisters in chauffeuring her from placeto place but shes look ing forward to the day when she obtains her own licence and can chauffeur her self in addition to painting swimming and camping are favorite recreational past- times plan fair queen pageant great lakes ij biochemical al cmwfalluf j markham who will be the new queen of markham fair the answer will come fri sept 21 at a pageant and dance in the general exhibits building mccowan road and 18th avenue admission is 15 a couple to qualify applicants must be single be tween the ages of 18 and 24 and live in the area bounded by steeles avenue on the south and yorige street on the west the deadline for applications is satur day sept 15 they should be sent to carol white rr 1 locust hill and clearly marked miss markham fair contest clip out the application form published in this weeks tribune darlene murray the queen of 83 will participate in the crowning ceremony 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