December, 2006 Wellington Secondary School - Schools

Wellington Secondary School
December, 2006
3135 Mexicana Road, Nanaimo, BC V9T 2W8
Phone: (250) 758-9191 Fax: (250)758-3352
PRINCIPAL’S REPORT:
This December newsletter contains the Principal’s List, the Honour Roll and the list
of Honourable Mention for the November Report Card. Over 50% of our students
received recognition in these categories – a remarkable achievement.
Congratulations to all students who have met their individual achievement goals.
The fall session of play in athletics produced many outstanding results. Our swim
team had a number of quality performances at the high school provincial swim
championships. Our Senior Girls Volleyball Team placed 6 th in the Provincial
Championships in Prince George. Recently our “hip hop” dance team earned a
bronze medal at a provincial competition. Well done everyone!
Principal:
Mr. D. Ryan
Vice-Principals:
Mrs. L. Peace
Mrs. K. Proctor
www.wellingtonschool.ca
This final week before the winter break saw an outstanding performance by our
school’s bands and choir. Thank you to the many parents, staff and community
members who attended the event.
Many thanks to those students and staff members involved in the school’s very
successful White Ribbon Campaign. The event raised a generous donation to the
community’s Haven House.
A Wellington welcome to Ms. Sarah Ewanyshyn who is teaching English 9 and
English 10.
The staff of Wellington Secondary wishes all students, parents, and members of our
community a safe, restful and joyous holiday season.
DATES TO NOTE:
December 22 Last day of classes before Winter
Vacation
January 8 School re-opens
January 26 Last day of Semester one
January 29 – 30 Grade 8 – 11 Exams
January 29 –
February 2 Provincial Exams
THANKS FROM THE PAC – Mrs. W. Ehman
The following parents volunteered a Sunday at the
Playtime Community Bingo Hall. They have helped us
complete the in-hall hours required by our license. We
appreciate their efforts on our behalf: Belinda Lamothe,
Jerrie Grimes, Wendy Ehman, Bill Eadie, Ian Ferguson,
Yen Vo, Dave Lutes.
LIBRARY – Mrs. H. Fargo/Ms. L. Sansoucy-Jones
“Read the rewards, recommend a rip-roaring read…see
us in the Library for more details”.
Just a reminder that the Library hours are 8:15 – 4:00 on
Monday – Thursday and 8:15 – 2:00 on Friday. Please
note that we are often open earlier, although not before
8:00 AM. Meetings or special events may require the
Library to be closed during its normal hours of operation.
If you are counting on the Library to be open, please ask
the Librarian about any possible schedule changes.
SCHOOL SAFETY SURVEY – Mrs. K. Proctor
On Monday, December 11 th , letters to parents were
distributed to all grade 9 – 12 students. These letters
are concerning the Safe Schools Survey for Secondary
students that all students currently in Grades 9, 10, 11
and 12 who were in the district last year may have
participated in.
CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY 2006 – Mr. T. Arruda
Wellington’s Annual Christmas Assembly is scheduled
for last block on Friday, December 22 nd and promises
to be an exciting assembly with lots of skits and songs!
ROBOTICS CLUB – Ms. K. McCrae
The Robotics Club meets Wednesdays from 3:15 - 4:30
PM. Exceptions are: December 12 – at lunch and
December 19 – at lunch due to field trip and staff
meeting conflicts.
We are currently seeking “dead” VCR’s. Please bring
them to Room A112.
ASKAWAY is a virtual library reference service supported
by the BC Ministry of Education. It offers help for
research questions and access to peer-reviewed articles
and databases from home or school. Give it a try at
www.askaway.org; it’s free and easy and the hours are
Sunday to Thursday from 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM and
Friday – Saturday from 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

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GRADUATION AND CAREER SERVICES
Mr. K. Watson/Mrs. C. Thyssen
MALASPINA ON-LINE APPLICATIONS
Malaspina started accepting on-line applications on
November 15 th . You will need your PEN # (Personal
Education Number) located on your report card to apply
on-line at www.mala.ca.
Note: If you are not planning to attend Malaspina, we
recommend that students should be checking out their
post-secondary school of choice to meet application
deadlines. You can apply to most BC post-secondary
schools through www.pas.bc.ca.
MALASPINA INFORMATION SESSION
A pamphlet for Malaspina’s Program Information Sessions
was attached to all Grade 11 & 12 report cards. If you are
planning to attend Malaspina please check this pamphlet
for dates and times of these information sessions. Great
opportunity for students to find out about your program and
what prerequisites you will be required for your chosen
career path in post secondary. Let us know in the Career
Centre if you attend one of these sessions starting in
January 2007.
MALASPINA CLASS SHADOW
Malaspina offers a one-day “class shadow” to grade 11 &
grade 12 students. New programs added to Malaspina’s
class shadow experience are as follows:
‣ Trades & Applied Technology
‣ Forestry Resources Technology
‣ Engineering, Fisheries & Aquaculture
Any students wishing to attend a one-day class shadow
please come to the Career Centre to sign up.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Do you enjoy volunteering in the school and community
The following are a few of the opportunities, come to the
career centre for more information:
• The Salvation Army – 2006 Christmas Kettle
Volunteer
• Finale 2006 – Nanaimo Parks and Recreation’s
Family New Year’s Eve event
COASTAL COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION
SCHOLARSHIPS
Do you have a great idea to make a positive difference in
your community Do you want to see that idea become a
reality Devise a plan that addresses a social, economic
or environmental need in your community. Pick up an
application in the Career Centre and start your planning.
COMPLETED AND UPCOMING EVENTS:
SSA students excel
Secondary School Apprenticeship (SSA) is a program that
allows students to register as apprentices while still in high
school. Students enrolled in the program earn 16 school
credits when they complete 480 hr. of training on the
worksite. Graduates of the program are eligible to apply for
a $1000.00 scholarship if they plan to continue in their
trade for at least 6 months after graduation. There are
currently 85 fully registered apprentices in our district.
As a district, we would like to congratulate the two January
2006 graduates who received their $1000 scholarships
earlier this month: Layne Rozzano, Sheet Metal worker
who graduated from NDSS and Brent Gingras, a
Wellington graduate who is currently a carpenter.
For further information on the SSA program please contact
Kathy Smith, Coordinator of Graduation and Career
Program: ksmith@sd68.bc.ca or 753-4074.
EXAM SCHEDULE FOR JANUARY 2007
Monday, January 29
8:30 AM English 8, 8H, 9, 9H, 11
12:30 PM Social Studies 8, 9, 10
Tuesday, January 30
8:30 AM French 8, 9, 10, 11
12:30 PM Math 8, 9, 9H, 11
Wednesday, January 31
8:30 AM Science 8, 9, Bi 11, Chem 11
12:30 PM Physics 11
PROVINCIAL EXAMS – JANUARY 2007
Monday, January 29
8:30 – 11:30 En 10; Communications 12
12:30 – 3:30 Social Studies 11; History 12
Tuesday, January 30
8:30 – 11:30 English 12
12:30 – 3:30 PMath 10; EMath 10
Wednesday, January 31
8:30 – 11:30 Science 10
12:30 – 3:30 PMath 12
Thursday, February 1
8:30 – 11:30 Biology 12
Friday, February 2
12:30 – 3:30 Chemistry 12
Check Exam Schedules which will be posted in
classrooms, hallways and office for room locations
Dec. 14
TBA
TBA
Mar. 16
Apr. 26
SFU Field Trip
North Island College
The Art Institute
Justice Institute Field Trip
Camosun College
PROVINCIAL EXAMS -
Wednesday, June 20
8:30 – 11:30 English 10
12:30 – 3:30 English 12
JUNE 2007
SOME OTHER SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES
Dec. 20 Wendy’s Classic Achiever Scholarship
(on-line)
Jan. 12
Zonta Club – Young Women in Public
Affairs
Jan. 15 –
Feb. 19 Talk About Canada Scholarship Quiz
Jan. 31 Toyota Earth Day Scholarship Program
Jan. 31 Herbert H. Carnegie Future Aces
Foundation Scholarship
Thursday, June 21
8:30 – 11:30 Japanese 12
Friday, June 22
8:30 – 11:30 Social Studies 11; Communication 12;
English Lit 12
12:30 – 3:30 PMath 12
Monday, June 25
8:30 – 11:30 PMath 10; EMath 10
12:30 – 3:30 Biology 12
Feb. 1
Feb. 1
Terry Fox Humanitarian Award
Kinsmen & Kinettes Bursary (Hal Rogers
Endowment)
Tuesday, June 26
8:30 – 11:30 Science 10; Geography 12
12:30 – 3:30 Chemistry 12
Any new Scholarships & Bursaries will be posted on the
Grade 12 board outside the Career Centre door. Grade 12
students are encouraged to check regularly to see if they
meet the criteria.
Wednesday, June 27
8:30 – 11:30 French 12
12:30 – 3:30 Physics 12

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BAND – Ms. C. Luvisotto/Ms. T. Nixon
Thank you to all parents and students who attended and
performed at our Winter Concert.
treat. Remember that you can always grab a handful of
dried apricots, banana chips or pineapple slices too!
The first fundraiser of the year will be the Lions Christmas
Tree Pick-Up on Sunday, January 7 th . Students are to
meet at 10:00 AM at the Rutherford Mall tree chipper.
The second fundraiser is “JazzFest” at the Port Theatre.
All Wellington Jazz students will be involved. Tickets are
available now and may be purchased from Band students
at a cost of $14.00 for adults and $12.00 for
students/seniors.
Grade 11 and 12 Jazz Band students will be attending the
Surrey Jazz Festival on February 9 and 10, 2007. More
information will follow.
Students will be treated to a workshop with Ingrid and
Christine Jensen and their New York Band at Malaspina
University College.
The Wellington Band would like to extend a special
congratulations to former Wellington Jazz student Robyn
Jesson, who is on the Dean’s List at Berklee College of
Music in Boston last semester.
DANCE TEAM – Ms. L. Price
The Wildcats can even strut their stuff on the dance floor!
Recently, we sent a TRIO to a provincial Hip Hop
Competition at Lord Tweedsmuir Secondary School in
Surrey. We came home with a BRONZE medal.
Congratulations to: Tina Cho
Ga Na Youn
Karen Perry
And a thank you to Mrs. P. Elhorn for accompanying the
group.
MOVE MORE, EAT WELL – J. Poulin
December is here and with it has come the colder, shorter
winter days. This month I encourage every family to get
out and enjoy the crisp, cool days. I encourage you to
embrace the weather rather than fight it; to get out for a
walk around the block enjoying the lights and decorations
or have a great play at the local park where the best way to
stay warm is to jump in with the kids.
Eating Right This Holiday Season
Source: www.kidzworld.com
So you’re smack dab in the middle of the holiday season
and surrounded by treats galore. How on earth are you
going to avoid pounding back dessert squares, appetizers,
chips and dip, cake, pie and all the other scrumptious
delights that will line the tables at all the festive gettogethers
Well, maybe you don’t have to avoid them
completely. Read on for some easy-to-follow eating tips for
you to abide by this year.
Healthy Eating 101
You don’t have to skirt around the snack table at all the
holiday parties you attend this year to escape from gaining
any extra pounds. Instead of loading your plate up to the
brim with sweets, just take a couple items to nibble on. If
there’s a fruit platter around, pile your plate full of grapes
and melon balls instead of handfuls of gingerbread.
Healthy Eating – Tasty Alternatives
Drink fruit juices or water instead of pop or eggnog during
the holidays. You can still have that glass of soda or
eggnog at supper, but you just want to avoid chugging
numerous cans of Coke throughout the holidays. Suggest
that you can make a fruit juice punch for Christmas or New
Year’s and just add soda water instead of Sprite or 7-Up.
It’ll be a tasty alternative that everyone will want to try.
Healthy Eating – Everything in Moderation
Remember that you don’t have to cut out all the tasty treats
from your diet that are circulating at this time of the year –
it’s just a matter of “everything in moderation.” Instead of
piling your plate with turkey and all the fixings, take smaller
portions. If you’re still hungry after dinner, go back for a
second round of veggies. And, if you want a couple of
chocolates, go for it. Just don’t end up sitting in front of the
TV watching holiday specials and finishing off a whole box
on your own.
Step Up Your Family’s Fitness for the Holidays
Source: Step With It!
Keeping fit during the holidays may seem like a daunting
task. Add the pressure of making sure the entire family is
active, and many parents throw up their hands in defeat.
But family fitness needn’t be considered a “mission
impossible,” according to certified fitness expert, Ruth
Lahmayer, MS, RD. All it takes is a few steps in the right
direction.
“One simple solution is to increase your family’s AQ—or
Activity Quotient, a measure of your family’s physical
activity. For instance, wearing a pedometer and tracking
the number of steps you take gives you a general idea of
how much activity you are getting each day. From that
measure you can then set goals for increasing activity—
such as taking more walks, playing games outside, walking
in place during commercials on TV—just about any activity
can count towards your physical activity goals. It’s a fun
and challenging way to keep the entire family active
together.”
Research results have shown that wearing a pedometer
was a simple, non-invasive way for individuals to increase
awareness of their daily activity and improve their overall
fitness level.
“The research showed that a simple activity like wearing a
pedometer to count your steps is an effective method of
maintaining activity awareness and can help you set and
keep your activity goals,” said Lahmayer. “Since most
moms act as their family’s ‘activity coach’, I recommend
that they encourage their families to follow their lead and
find ways to include 30 – 60 minutes of daily activity in their
schedules whether it is through a pedometer program or
another activity that the family enjoys.”
Lahmayer recommends families consider participating in
one of many walking programs that have recently been
started as a way to jump-start their fitness regimen.
Families can also search online to find information about
local walking programs, and to download step logs and the
latest information on pedometers. One such site is
www.stepchallenge.com which offers tools such as the
“Activity Quotient Quiz”—a fun test to help users determine
their starting fitness levels.
Health Eating – Laying Off the Sweets
Skip all the chocolates and candy canes that are being
handed out left, right and center and grab a piece of fruit
instead. Yes, that may sound lame, but your body will
thank you in the end. If the thought of noshin’ on an apple
sends shivers down your spine, why not grab a couple
mandarin oranges or slice up a mango as a special holiday

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Erin Blackmore
Danielle Blumenschein
Marie-Charlotte Buelles
Lora Carolsfeld
Quinton Fucile
Kayleigh Gillespie
Brittany Hathaway
Lyndsay Helgeson
Jordyn Hrenyk
Karlie Hubick
Katie Kennedy
Stiven Krasniqi
Jin Gyu Lim
Yang Liu
Nikolaus Lunny
John Mo
Jacob Morrison
Jaimie Smythe
Chelsea Spence
Lindsay Theobald
Jocelynn Vaudrin
Wendy Vu
Dahlia Yuen
GRADE 9
Kevin Ackeral
GRADE 8
Tara Ashwell
Hayley Blakemore
Brody Bradbury
Devyn Brugge
Jenna Carver
Katie Davidson
Alicia Hadikin
Jaylene Harper
Chelsea Ikona
Madison Lee
Megan Lochhead
Trevor Loffler
Justin Manning
Reilly Marceau
Anna Mont
Rowan Moul
Gage Nordstrom
Justine Reitan
Dominique Saab
Stefano Sandri
Jason Sled
Amanda Smith
Caroline Smith
Sky Snelgrove
WELLINGTON SECONDARY SCHOOL
HONOUR ROLL - NOVEMBER 2006
GRADE 10
Sarah Bateman
Matthew Brown
Christopher Canning
Hans Carolsfeld
Evan Cronmiller
Lauren Eadie
Brandon Hathaway
Andrea Hilborn
Alyssa Hrenyk
David Kim
Yu Bin Kim
David Lamothe
Natalia Lassak
Raymond Lin
Ted Littlemore
Alexandra Lunny
Angela Manj
PRINCIPAL’S LIST
Neil Manning
Courtney McLaren
Brennen Musgrave
Kim Nixon
Melissa Partee
Natalie Schnitter
Rebekka Schnitter
Jessica Semper
Lucas Smart
Kelsey Smith
Andrew Smythe
Caitlin Szabo
Margaret Trajan
Ian Warbrick
Kelsey Webb
GRADE 11
Emma Adkins
Sean Blackmore
Jenna Blakemore
Capri Brugge
Courtney Burrell
Richard Chisholm
Jamie Franzmann
Sarah Fraser
Colin Gillespie
Laura Gudowski
Debra Hawryzki
Ashley Hrenyk
Sharnelle Jenkins-
Thompson
Larissa Kaminsky
Chloe Kim
Kelly Kwon
Allegra Lattanzi
Ryan Lochhead
Ryan Loi
Lisa Mann
Erin McKenzie
Megan McKenzie
Jenny McLennan
Arwen Meyer
Alec Miller
Yu Nakajima
David Neilson
Cody Ouellette
Tamera Rogers
Victoria Timmermans
David Walkling
Celia White
Chelsea Zacher
GRADE 12
Heather Boyce
Patrick Courtin
Alexander Denninger
Caitlin Ehman
Devon Ethier
Curtis Hillman
Kemal Holubeshen
Jordan Loffler
Helen Lutes
Laura Lutes
Vicky Luxford
Kelsey Roden
Cassy Schouten
Trevor Smart
Nicolaas Thyssen
Anne Tuominen
Margaret Weller
GRADE 8
Abbi Adams
Brendon Ademi
Shelby Barth
Caitlyn Boehm
Chelsea Bossons
Tyler Broda
Nathan Brown
Patrick Brown
Kelly Buchanan
Alysha Bury
Cameron Canning
Mystiah Compton
Sadie Corbett
Jordan Costello
Kendall Coulthard
Cameron Craig
Dean Cutler
Jessica D’Oliveira
Alex DeBoeck
Reid Eccles
Sarah Graham
Tyler Graham
Catherine Green
Natasha Hahndel
Michael Haverstock
Brenton Howey
Sharlie Hutton
Sean Innes
Derek Larsen
Ania Lassak
Llewellyn Littlemore
Katy MacDonald
Tim Mathews
Janine McAughren
Kyle McKay
Rachelle McKinney
Hannah McLaren
Andrew Miller
Thomas Miller
Miranda Milligan
Jarrit Morpak
Kitina Munroe
Dylan Myhre
Chayse Nicholson
Astrid Nicolson
Abbey O’Neil
Brie Paisley
Lizzie Paulsen
Jennifer Perry
Dilan Rickwood
Kenton Schroter
Deanna Schulz
Sonny Shahinfar
Samantha Sharp
Jane Shin
Dyllan Slotte
Meghan Stanley
Joey Szabo
Garaline Tom
Katie Tomlinson
Andrea Valliere
Zachery Weaver
Bryce Williamson
Matthew Yeomans
Brianna Zboyovsky
HONOURABLE MENTION -
GRADE 8
Shane Attwell
Spike Bownick
Cody Bradshaw
Andrea Cannon
Chyanna Faye Evans
Andrew Farquharson
Emmet Fields
Amber Graham
Joshua Gray
Daniel Joseph
Kassandra Lambersek
Robert Leonard
Quinton Luck
Monica Manj
Adrianna Medeiros
Travis Mickelson
Logan Mond
Christine Morrison
Brianna Nielsen
Shayna Poystila
Chantelle Roberge
Dylan Vos
GRADE 9
CAMERON ALDOFF
Monique Armitage
Alana Atto
Rick Bryant
Aric Cameron
Meghan Carver
Dani Cermak
Parke Chang
Jennifer Coburn
Derek Copley
Tory Culling
Danielle Cunningham
Melanie De Carvalho
Stephanie Denton
Chelsea Dooks
Yvonne Dubyna
Ryan Eng
Sofia Faniadis
Sarah Flynn
Jordan Foy
Teri Franzmann
Greg Fraser
Wendy Garcia
Carly Goldberg
Steven Hall
Jacob Hardy
Kirsten Harrison
Alesha Hepp
Padraic Hildebrand
Riley Jeffery
Philip Jones
Derrick Kalicum
Silja Kelleris
Bryana Kelly
Bryna Kennedy
Avery Littlemore
Benjamin Lucas
Marielle Luke
David Lutes
Sarah Marshall
Connor McGuigan
Kira Middleton
Christopher Miller
Michael Mlikotic
Hannah Nixon
Dara Palkovsky
Paige Parakin
Lynnea Parker
Cameron Paugh
Hannah Perry
Kayli Prest-Belanger
Shauna Quinsey
Hayley Read
Frazer Roscow
Jacob Skeeles
Maxine Tait
Carmen Tennison
Sydney Thornton
Shauna Tyre
Christina Van Sickle
Tauri Vandoorn
Brett Vincent
Olivia Vipond
Matthew Vos
Emma Watson
Megan Watson
Breanna White
Janet Wilson
HONOUR
ROLL
HONOURABLE MENTION
GRADE 9
James Barry
Cory Bowater
Victoria Bowering
Allison Bryant
Claire Gordon
Natasha Kiiskila
McCall McBride
Devin McKenzie
Brendan Milne
Anna Peterson
Tyler Pryor
Brittany Reitan
Sara Shultz
Danielle Smart
Taylor Smith
Sam Soh
Dayna Steinhauer
GRADE 10
Adan Bertrand
Marino Best
Simone Bosley
Matthew Boyce
Elliott Burchert
Evan Ciesek
Matthew Dahle
Bach Dinh
Jesse Ferguson
Chanice Halabourda
Sasha Halfyard
Jae Eun Jeong
Helen Jones
Kirbi Ketelsen
Derrek Kiraly
Sae Yoon Kwon
Ian Larsen
Denise Li
Nethanel Lim
Kendra Lordly
Chelsea Marshall
Colin Murphy
Paris Musto
Jin Ah Pak
Ross Radcliffe
Carson Rush
Ioannis Salsman
Joshua Seale
Shelby Shemilt
Tamara Sjolie
Matthew E Smith
Daniel Sotola
Cale Spence
Victoria Walsh
David Weir
Devin Winters.
HONOURABLE MENTION
GRADE 10
Reta Beirnes
Nathan Bownick
Kati Brownlee
Kayla Chartier
Tina Cho
Adrian Everitt
Morgan Garnett
Brittney Guthrie
Kelcie Hudson
Taylor Jones
Emily Kitching
Jun-Hee Liew
Rebecca Ohs
Brooke Parlby
Colin Paugh
Mark Peddie
Jerry Sandhu
Max Shahinfar
Mason Wong
Ashley Zboyovsky
GRADE 11
Hannah Ackeral
Josue Anderson
Jan Baginski
Manuella Bayma
Miriam Borchert
Kristopher Bowering
Karsten Boysen
Leah Bradley
Kristina Bridgen
Brett Burns
Kyler Carlson
Olivia Cervantes
Won Cheol Choi
Calvin Connor
Laura Cormons
Joel Corrigan
Christina Davidson
Spencer Deering
Kristina Dimter
Danica Eakins
Stefan Eisenkolb
Marcella Ferreria
Chantel Forsythe
Johanna Goebel
David Graham
Chelsea Graves
Brandon Hendsbee
Kelsey Hepples
Insa Holtkamp
Shea Hornquist
Marnie James
Gunt Kranratanasuit
Zack Krastel
Laurin Kreher
Michelle Lachance
Kristofer Langford
Alexandra Loyer
Heather MacKinnon
Kirsty MacPherson
Blake Mansbridge
Nicholas Marshall
Elyse Martin
Andrew Martyn
Carolyn McAughren
Ashley McLeod
Christina Medeiros
Katie Mickolwin
Steven Mont
Marcus Paladino
Min-Ki Park
Adrienne Provencher
Tegan Ringham
Rocco Ruscitti
Kylee Ryan
Davin Sandvar
Alexandra Schaefer
Jana Scharfen
Lucas Schaumberg
Jasmine Schuett
Ian Smith
Vicky Smith
Scott Snelgrove
Erika Sorensen
Janelle Stapleton
Garrett Tait
Perry Taylor
Kara Vandervalk
Courtenay Wallace
Darcie Wohlgemuth
Ga Na Youn
HONOURABLE MENTION
GRADE 11
Kendra Ashwell
Travis Blackburn
Joshua Brewer
Samantha Bunnah
Jesse Burge
Cameron Doward
Kailen Elander
Travis Fulla
Brianne Green
Kelsey Henderson
Brooke Krassman
Brody Mickelson
Jenny Parker
Amy Parkin
Jessica West
GRADE 12
Kaila Attig
Matthew Bateman
Ben Bradbury
Eric Brunning
Tenille Bueckert
Tyler Cameron
Heather Chang
Jason Charmley
Danielle Clarke
Kelly Connor
Hanna Coppin
Cyle Culling
Jamie Descoteau
Colin Dobson
Brianna Dooks
Heather Fisk
Kate Han
Nicole Harris
Kayla Heath
Elizabeth Hoesing
Joshua Ireland
Robert Jobson
Amanda Kaluza
Will Kennedy
Chloe Kim
Becca Kirkpatrick
Laura Lawley
Peter Loi
Brendan Manning
Michael Moddle
Elisa Murphy
Corey Newton
Katie Parenteau
Justine Pedersen
Ashley Pequin
Carmen Perraton
Danielle Ranger
Melissa Roshuk
Tanner Schachtel
Brittany Schina
Bianca Shiels
Alyx Sjolie
Alicia Sled
Richard Smith
Brittany Speed
Pamela Thomson
Maggie Tong
Sanjeev Tugnait
Reese Vanschouwen
Jennifer Webster
Krista Weiss
HONOURABLE MENTION
GRADE 12
Jolene Damborg
James Dobby
Allyn Foster
Alan Garcia
Courtney-Dawn Garside
Jamie Marie Gilliland
Alexis Hopkins
Sarah Kemp
Scott MacMath
Sarah McManiman
Lindsey Merchant
Matthew Miller
Danny Park
Kimberly Pearson
Hyun-Jae Ryu
Carmen Stewart
Emma Webster
Revised: December 18, 2006