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The Bruce-Grey Catholic District School Board held its fourth annual ―Applause Breakfast Awards‖ event on Monday, May 7th , 2012 at the Klages Mill in Chesley. The ultimate success of our educational system is dependent upon students, parents, staff and our community partners. We believe that it is important to formally recognize the efforts and achievements of students whose presence and actions are foundational to our success. The ―Applause Breakfast Awards‖ Program honours selected students and their parents for their ongoing contributions to their respective school communities. Mary Immaculate, Chepstow Scott Eddyvean Shayla MacLennan St. Peter & St. Paul’s, Durham Maddie Bluhm Austin Squires Immaculate Conception, Formosa Veronica McGlynn Michael Dirven Holy Family, Hanover Melena Cook Danielle MacDonald St. Anthony’s, Kincardine Brett Logan Colhoun Sean Marrione Castillo Sacred Heart, Mildmay Morgan Hickling Anthony Gowing St. Basil’s, Owen Sound James Adair Benjamin Redmond Bruce Grey Catholic District School Board Mission: Committed to a vibrant Catholic education, we ensure quality learning experiences through community partnerships that nurture each student in body, mind and spirit and embrace the teachings of Christ, giving witness to Gospel values. 2012 APPLAUSE RECIPIENTS Notre Dame Catholic School, Owen Sound Selina Dias Chloe Fedy-Williton St. Joseph’s, Port Elgin Christian Perico-Villamil Nathan Cannon Sacred Heart, Teeswater Alec McKinnon Lexi Curran Mother Teresa, Walkerton Tristan Zettel Madison Dales St. Mary’s High School, Owen Sound Damien Besito Laurissa Christie Sacred Heart High School, Walkerton Mitch Currie Graeme Donnelly
Mary Immaculate School Chepstow Scott Eddyvean Humble. A team player. Quiet. A budding leader. Enthusiastic. Scott is a student who recognizes the joy of making the assist, rather than getting the goal. The reason, ―I just want to see them get a shot!‖ This year, Scott ran for his classroom council and won as the Sports and Leisure representative. He puts forth a solid effort to the Junior/Intermediate divisional activities at Mary Immaculate School. In the classroom and out, Scott is a student who perseveres over challenging tasks and takes to heart what is said to him. As a means to share what Scott emits from himself, here are a few words from Mother Teresa: ―Be the living expression of God’s kindness—kindness in your face, kindness in your eyes, kindness in your smile . . . ― I applaud you and thank you, Scott, for bringing this to Mary Immaculate Community School each and every day. Shayla MacLennan Shayla MacLennan is a student that has grown into herself as a person over the course of the past few years. When she entered the Junior Division at Mary Immaculate, she was unsure of herself, who she was and what she was willing to do that would make her stand out from her classmates. That uncertain girl has grown into a confident, strong-minded individual who will speak out, who will choose to stand out to be herself and let others be themselves. She demonstrates a willingness to put herself at risk, especially for others that need support. Shayla is confident in her ideas and her sense of right and wrong. She will speak up for others, when they seem alone. She will ensure that classmates are not left out. She consistently works to improve the morale of others and the sense of spirit in the class and school. Because of her maturity and strong sense of self she has become a determined leader. She projects a positive image of self that others can emulate. She is well-liked by all ages in the school, as well as the adults that work at Mary Immaculate. She is someone who is sought out for assistance. Shayla welcomes any opportunity to help others and grow more as an individual. When asked who deserves this award, Shayla’s name came to mind without hesitation as someone who is silently applauded every day for her accepting, positive attitude as well as her strength as a leader and demonstration of understanding and empathy towards others.
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Page 5 and 6: Immaculate Conception School Formos
Page 7 and 8: St. Anthony’s School Kincardine B
Page 9 and 10: Notre Dame Catholic School Owen Sou
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Page 13 and 14: Mother Teresa School Walkerton Tris
Page 15 and 16: Sacred Heart High School Walkerton
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