Students and parents packed into the J.A. Mathieu Auditorium on Monday night to watch almost 200 students receive awards for excelling in the academic, executive, athletic, and musical fields.
Despite the high heat in the jam-packed gym, no one seemed to mind as teachers and staff recalled stories of the past school year before thanking the students that make their jobs worthwhile.
< *c>Merit Awards
< *c>and Certificates
Starting with the Literary certificates, this year’s top English students included Kim Badiuk, Joanna Barron, Jon Bone, Brendan Cumming, Robert Dakin, Erika Fagerdahl, Stephanie Gartshore, Emily Gibb, Dan Gibb, Jason Godin, Luc Hyatt, Patricia Kowalchuk, Krista Leek, Jonathon Loveday, Natalie Lundon, Katriina Maki, Michelle Murray, Nicole Murray, Heather Ogilvie, Jenna Pirie, Dawn Pruys, Alyson Ricard, Madonna Ring, and Tina Venne.
Music certificates went to Ali Agar, Melissa Angus, Angela Barron, Crystal Caul, Shaunna Cuthbertson, Darla Fleury, Stephanie Gartshore, Matt Gushulak, Kendra Halvorsen, Kerri Halvorsen, Kris Kirk, Julia Leek, Katie Pierroz, Dawn Pruys, Jackie Reid, Carissa Rissman, Jason Rousseau, Jennifer Sinclair, and Chris Stamarski.
Stacey Angus, Crystal Caul, and Sarah Vanderpalats were honoured with Executive certificates. And this year’s Letterman Awards and Athletic certificates went to Laureen Cousineau, Christine Noonan, and Vanderplaats.
Mathematics contest award winners included Ashley Dyson (Pascal), and Dan Gibb and Tina Venne (Cayley). Meanwhile, Jason Godin and Jonathan Stinson grabbed the Fermat Award, Aimee Pelletier earned the Euclid Award, and Nathan Kaun took home the Descartes Award.
The inaugural Elsie Cyr Memorial Award was given to Jamie Whitecrow while the first Principal’s Award for Student Leadership went to Jordan Roy.
Sheldon Mose received the Co-op Education Award.
Finally, the five Gold Pin Clock Awards–which go to students who have earned at least three certificates in the Academic, Literary, Music, Athletic, or Executive areas–went to Stacey Angus, Stephanie Gartshore, Angela Barron, Dawn Pruys, and Shaunna Cuthbertson.
< *c>Honour Roll
Students who made the honour roll 14 times, receiving a pen, included Erin Alutalu, Debra Angus, Angela Barron, Jeffrey Cross, Tanya Cumming, Andrea Domankski, Stephanie Gartshore, Tara Hahkala, Melanie Halvorsen, Aimee Johnson, Dawn Johnson, Erin McIvor, Andrea McKinnon, Laura McTaggart, Kaily McTavish, Aimee Pelletier, Dawn Pruys, Jacquelyn Reid, Katie Vittie, and Sherri Williams.
Receiving special certificates for making the honour roll 11 times were Jamee Anderson, Debra Angus, Ryan Armstrong, Pamela Cherry, Jennifer Cooper, Brendan Cumming, Siobhan Devlin, Charles Fisher, Darla Fleury, Marc Foley, Christina Gagnon, Sheri Galusha, Graham Gaylord, Rob Georgeson, Emily Gibb, Amy Gill, Matthew Gushulak, Cory Hercun, David Hyatt, Cara Jack, Keri Langtry, Krista Leek, Jessica Lovisa, Sarah McTavish, Mark Mercure, Keith Mose, Sheldon Mose, Michelle Murray, Nicole Murray, Chritine Noonan, Heather Ogilvie, Jeffrey Plumridge, Carissa Rissman, Carly Robinson, Carrie Selin, Amy Shute, Jonathan Stinson, Krista Vos, Marsha Walsh, and Kurt Williams.
Medallions were presented to 66 students for making the honour seven times, and crests were presented to 93 who have made it three times.
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