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ONTARIO SCHOLARS MUST ACHIEVE A MINIMUM A VERAGE OF 8~1o IN SIX OAC SUBJECTS. TIIE RECIPIENTS OF TinS REWARD WERE, ELEANOR ALEXANDER, KATIIRYN BAULKE, SHA YNE BROWN, JASON CAMPBELL, JULIE CRAGO, STEPHEN CRIITENDEN, Jll..L CULHAM, DAVID DARBY , MICHElLE DEMPSEY , JUSTIN DOUGHERTY , SHAUN ELIJS, LINSEY FERGUSON, ANIL GILL, CA TIIERINE GILLIES, JAMES GORDON, JESSICA GULOIEN,KRISTINAHAVE, ANGIE HA YNES, ANDREA HAZLEWOOD,
SCOTI HELMER, CA TIIERINE HUNDSON, CHRISTOPHER HORNER, MICHFAL HOUGHTON, CORY KIERSTEAD, ER1N KOEN, JAMES LIOTIA, MA TIIEW MCKEE, P AUL MCLFAN, ELISABE'IH MORGAN, ANABELA PEREIRA, CHRISTOPHER PROKOPEC, RICHARD REID, GLENNA RIESBERRY, MICHElLE SAUL, HFl..EN
SHARP, YOONA SON, PATRICK STACEY, BLAIR STRANSKY, JEFFERY STURCH, SHER.ZANA SUNDERJI, KRIST A T ALSMA, TIERNEY TRA VERS, HEA THER V ALENTINE,CHRISTINA WILSON, JENNY WONG, ERIKA WORTH, JOHN Y ANG.
The Ontario Scholars (TOP LT) ofclass of '98. (MID) K. Talsma, M. Reid, C. Homer, J. Cunningham agree that its good to see the old gang again. J. Bruce (BOT LT) receives wann congratulations from Mrs. Sharp. J. Gordon (BOT R1) now studying physics at Un. ofToronto, was the recipient ofmany awards and scholarships