2012 Grad Profile Booklet - Victoria School District 61
2012 Grad Profile Booklet - Victoria School District 61
2012 Grad Profile Booklet - Victoria School District 61
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Doreen Jimmy<br />
Esquimalt Nation<br />
Dee Dee’s future plans are to go to Camosun College and pursue a<br />
degree. She enjoys helping people, cooking and is very connected to<br />
her cultural and traditional life. Her favourite staff member at<br />
Esquimalt has been Gail Higginbottom because she is a great teacher.<br />
Dee Dee would like to acknowledge and thank her family and all the<br />
teachers at Esquimalt for all their support and encouragement<br />
throughout the years. Her role model is her mom because she has<br />
pushed her to finish school. Her advice to fellow students, “Go to<br />
class and be on time.”<br />
Julian Lecky-Harris<br />
Haida<br />
Julian’s favourite teacher has been the Chef’s training instructor, Mr.<br />
Aris because he is a pretty cool guy. His future plans include enrolling<br />
in the Chef’s Program at Camosun College. In his spare time Julian<br />
enjoys playing Warhammer. One of his past achievements was<br />
receiving the Chief Scout Award. Julian would like to thank his parents<br />
and friends for all the encouragement and support throughout the<br />
years. His advice to fellow students, “Do the work so you don’t fail any<br />
of your classes.”<br />
Samantha Leggeat<br />
Coast Salish<br />
Samantha’s future plans are to work for a year and then go to Camosun<br />
College. Her favourite teacher has been Mr. Grant because he is funny<br />
and nice but straightforward. Samantha would like to acknowledge and<br />
thank Sarah, Diane, her dad Matt, and mom Sue, and her sisters Sarah<br />
and Nicole for all their support and encouragement throughout the<br />
years. Her role model has been her dad who always pushes her to get<br />
through school, strive to do well and get a good job. Her advice to<br />
fellow students, “Don’t skip as much as you would like to and try hard<br />
to do the best you can.”<br />
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