36 - Wednesday, July 23, 1986 - North Shore News

FOURTH PROVINCIALLY
Argyle proves
tops in math

ARGYLE SECONDARY school’s
Euclid math team placed 22nd in
Canada and 4th provincially in the
Euclid mathematics contest written
in April.

The contest is one of a series run
by the Canadian Mathematics
Competition, administered by the
Faculty of Mathematics, Universi-
ty of Waterloo.

More than 800 schools competed
nationally. Of this number 125
were schools from British Colum-
bia.

A University of Waterloo orga-
nizer said, ‘‘The contest is design-
ed to challenge the brightest stu-
dents of mathematics and to iden-
tify students with outstanding
mathematical talent.’’

In the results, just released,
Argyle achieved Canadian School
Team Honor Roll status and the
team won a medal, six certificates
of distinction, seven certificates of
merit, three team certificates, and
various book prizes. A plaque

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recognizing Argyle’s honor roll
standing is on display at the
school.

Members of the Argyle team
were Claudia Sadro, Mike Jones,
Wendy Taylor, Tony Doman,
Vern Griffiths, Jean Hewitt,
Hashim Mitha, Paul Schulstad,
William Shek and Lou Ann Men-
doza.

Claudia Sadro and Mike Jones
both placed on the Canadian Indi-
vidual Student Honor Roll fist.
Sadro achieved the 23rd_ highest
mask in Canada and the 4th
highest in B.C.

As a result of these and other
achievements, three of the team
members were recently awarded
entrance scholarships. Claudia
Sadro won the top UBC entrance
award to high school graduates,
the $20,000 Mount Pleasant
Legion Scholarship, and Tony
Doman and Wendy Taylor each
earned Presidents’ Entrance
Scholarships valued at $10,000.

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