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Mulgrave School 2330 Cypress Lane West Vancouver British Columbia Canada V7S 3H9

Published In Canada Printed in USA

telephone: 604 922 3223 fax: 604 922 3328

A Message from Mr Macoun, Head of School The spirit and enthusiasm of our students and staff are hard to capture in print but for me this energy and optimism dominates my memory of this past year. Perhaps there is nowhere that this is best seen than at the weekly morning Assemblies, embracing student presentations and creativity, reflecting so much of what is good and meaningful to our community. Our students' lives are very full and yet they always seem to want more. There is no question, at M ulgrave everyone's expectations are very high and the results impressive. We are a young and growing community where the pioneering spirit still burns brightly yet traditions are being established and quality is becom ing assured. This has been my first year at Mulgrave and I have been m ost impressed and excited by what is being achieved and encouraged by the extraordinary potential of the school and its students.

Our Yearbook provides us with the opportunity to celebrate the successes of the past year and to record significant events and visual memories of our time together. Each and every one of us will have different memories of the year gone by but this book provides us with a common source and record for now and for the future. Enjoy these memories!

Collecting, collating and creating a yearbook is no easy task and I want to congratulate the Year Book team for their determined and selfless efforts on our behalf. As a former year book editor myself, I know that only the editorial team know w hat they had to go through to get to the finished product and for sure it has not been an easy journey.

So a special "Thank You" to Nicola Ferguson, Richard Hoole and Ruben Zamar for all their efforts. The enjoyment we will all have in cherishing these memories in the years to come through this record will be your reward.

A Message from Mr de Beer, Principal of the Upper School Our mission is to inspire excellence in education and life, and in the Upper School it is our goal to continue to improve the academic standard, to challenge mediocrity, but most importantly, to provide our students with "skills for life" and "education for life".

The Upper School consists of the Middle School (grades 7 - 9 ) and the Senior School (grades 10-12). Both schools have very distinctive philosophies and programmes. The Middle School offers our students the opportunity to develop the skills they require for independent and lifelong learning. Although we provide pastoral care and a safe learning environment, Middle School students are encouraged to inquire and challenge. The unique curriculum includes Philosophy, Media Studies, Latin, F. A.S.T. (Foundational Academic Skills Trai ning), Renaissance Activities and a Mentoring program me that was commended by the Ministry of Education.

The Senior School offers much more than a university preparatory programme. While we continue towards the IB Diploma Programme, our current curriculum includes a vast array of regular and AP courses in the Arts, Sciences and the Humanities. The academic syllabus is augmented by our wireless laptop programme, excellent University and Career Guidance, and individual care second to none.

Amidst the stringent academic demands of this past year, the Upper School has offered our students a healthy balance with many options in the other strands; Athletics (18 competitive and 8 recreational teams), the Arts (15 groups and clubs) and Service (11 in-school service options). If you add to this a number of academic competitions (Math and Latin), compulsory Outdoor Education and Service, a leadership programme from grade 7 up, international trips, the famous Zoom Film Festival, Arts Week, Spirit Week and Service Week, you have a very rich, invigorating and rewarding learning environment!

The Upper School is a caring community where the expectations are clearly defined. I find it very exciting, almost magical, to be a part of the innovative and dynamic Mulgrave community; a community which provides the skills to be truly excellent in life.

A Message from Mr Cusbert, Principal of the Junior School M ulgrave's Junior School continues to be a beacon on the North Shore, known far and wide as a place where children are inspired to give of their best by caring and passionate teachers and committed, involved parents. While an enriched academic programme continues to ensure that our students are among the best prepared in the province, there are many things near impossible to measure, that really stand us apart.

We are about community and determining what is best for our children; our aim is to develop and maintain a village of attachments, which will ensure that we have the relationships necessary to develop the 'whole child'.

This academic year, the faculty have spent considerable time exploring the value of the P rim ary Years Program m e of the International Baccalaureate Organisation. We have

found the philosophy of the PYP to be a very close match to our own and so the teachers have wholeheartedly supported our movement towards authorization as a PYP school, in spite of the realization that it means a lot of work. The pay off for all of that work will be, we believe, an even better school than we already have and a programme that ultimately reaches children no matter what their intrinsic ability or learning style, that alone is enough to inspire.

Over the year, we have experimented with new ways of doing things. In fact, many of the new things we tried actually came from parent suggestions and feedback. We moved our first set of parent/teacher conferences to the early Fall so that parents and teachers could set goals for the year and we changed our final set of conferences for the K-5's to be student-led, and the feedback was overwhelmingly positive. We made changes to our "W alk Through the Day" which were likewise appreciated. We changed our report cards so that they gave more specific information and we moved towards a more child-centred Celebration of Science. We would like to take this opportunity to thank our parent community for their willingness to trust us as we try new things, and for their enthusiasm when providing us with constructive feedback.

Many things, however, have remained unchanged and have continued to provide those special moments that mean so much to us all as educators. W atching those little faces light up the stage at assemblies and special performances will always be a draw. Watching risk-taking and independence develop through our outdoor education programme is a highlight for many. A good school is all about balance; academics are important, but so is a strong music and arts programme, opportunities for physical development, an appreciation of our responsibility towards making the world a better place, and the time for free play as a venue for social and character development. Developing traditions is important, especially for such a young school, but we all, parents and teachers, realize that innovation and an open mind are just as essential if we are to give our children the tools they will need for a happy, productive future.

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“Life m oves pretty fa st. I f you don't stop to look around once in a w hile you coidd miss it." ~ Ferris Bueller

Allsun Campbell

Well, first things first, 1 have to say thank yon to all my felloiv chess club members. Putting all my time towards winning chess championships was well worth it. Okay sorry, I'm just kidding. Now, it is time for the real thing. The years that I have been at Midgrave (grade 11 and 12), have been such good experienc It was a great end to my high school career. There were many good friendships made. Monika, you chang my life (apples). There are so many individual things to be said to people, but there is not enough room write it all. Big White ski trip was amazing. Zoomfest was delightful. Last year acting ivas memorable, with all those younger people. Classes this year were memorable with certain random conversations. I have confidence of success in all o f my fellow classmates. I wish you all good luck in your futures, and seriously thank you for making Mulgrave a good experience.

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Alicia Cherneski I came to Midgrave at the end o f grade eight. The school was still being built, so my first few months were spent in the portable. Since the portable days, so much has changed. Teachers and students have come and gone, but in the end, we have an awesome graduating class!

Thanks everyone. Memories: go karts, water fights, Stein Valley - Katers/ Roxy, Bamfield, SAC, lounge, FB, grad trip, Cindy’s,floor hockey, Flying U, swimming, driving, Student council, semi-formals, circle o f trust.

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OMGH! I can't believe we're graduating... we've all been together for so long and really know each other well. I'm gonna miss you all. I wish everyone the best o f luck with their next stages in life... I'm counting down the days for our reunion!!!!!!. DS, RP, SF, LA,KFI I love you all... so many memories! DS our bball and travels together. RP our memories are countless, you're the sister 1 never had. SF my past 2 yrs would be so different if you weren't in them- our ideas and ambitions, I don’t think I would o f had half o f them if it weren't fo r you. GM,]S, HK,XL,DH im gonna miss you all. JS I'm gonna miss our convos loi. GM 1 love yo, your cool "in bed” I don't have room to mention everyone but I love you all and will miss you. GOOD LUCK with your upcoming stages in life.

Marcus Crabtree

Many grads who have been here since grade 8 or longer would say its been a tough, stressful, frustrating, ries here at Midgrave, but really the good memories over power the bad ones. It's amazing hozofast time has past since my first year at this school and 1 zvould have to say thank you to M ulgravefor everything they have done for me and for the opportunity and experience to come here. Ro, Nick, Alex, Nolos - Nolo and Marcus Crabiriforever!!, Claire, Sarah, Nadim, Tyler and tons o f other people... .good times and thanksfor being there.... I'm sure well see each other again! Nolo and Sarah - Summer 2006 in South Africa... Alex and Nick Summer 2005 (Asiacaneuro) in Europe I'll be in England next year, so come and visit me!! Mr. Lawson, I think its timefor a pint in a pub in Oxford.

Mr. Gibson "The Don.", Thanks fo r being such an azvesome acting and film j teacher! Well anyways I'm ready to graduate now although I’m going to miss , you all, but it's time to move on. I'm sure we will run into each other sooner or later! Anyways good luck to everyone next year!

Andrea Demers

Begin! Grade six: acoustic teachers and stickers and unlikely science. Winter club, broken exit lights, new waves o f people, new building;friends and "assertive!" film clips (no sympathy, no sleep), a handful o f change, I looked elsewhere: (2 years gone: old friends, quiet, D block, naples yellow, golfcourse management, iron levels, punk rock mediocrity, more faces, strange ideals) back again: plotless writing, movie nights (no social skills), bus stops, waitingfor George, rain au centreville, count words, count sheep, count years (its been seinen.) hearts painted on sl eev es, w ai ti n gf or G eor ge, tame ego, wi l d str awber r i es, contr i v ed/abstr act, the future? no idea. See you later

Sarah Fenwick It has been a long road we have traveled on, I can't believe this is the end... or rather the beginning.

After only tzvo years at Mulgrave I am amazed at the remarkable people l have met, and friends I have made. Thanks to my friends fo r always being there, through the good and bad, you made the aging my every decision and believing in me in under all circumstances. We have finally made it everyone, to the beginning o f our incredible lives. Good luck. And remember...

Take the road less traveled; it will make all the difference.

Jessica Hardie

W el l , i t has been a gr eat year . A fter compl eti n gf ou r gr ades at M i dgr av e, I can' t hel p butf eel attached in some way. I have enjoyed participating on the Student Council, the basketball team, the volleyball ment that supports volunteerism as Mulgrave does. To Nolo and Claire, thank you for supporting me and being such great friends. I will neverforget our laughs. To Michelle, my oldestfriend, thank you fo r always caring and being there for me. Thank you everyone for making this year unforgettable.

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Wow, I can't believe High School's over. It goes by so much quicker than I thought! Thanks to all kept me going: AC - MM - KW - SK - AD, 1couldn't have made it without you remember the Duke of Ed Trips (G. Ears with the bugs, Strathcona), RAT memories (Thanksfor joining SF), SOMA and outdoor school (Bamfield was the best), já CL you are gorgeous! MP for always being there. Thanks to everyone who makes me laugh, you know who you are. Here - to Grad 2005,1think we made it. Let's see if the voice still goes in 2025! Dah! 'In this life no one is born a winner or a loser, we are all born choosers'

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"You tricked me", Dallas. (Good memories from Flying U Horse Ranch). I will never forget the Bamfield Trip (the most adventuresome school trip ever), and how I missed the St. Louis-Vancouver game which I had 5th row seats for, as the ferry was delayed by 2 « hours. Grade 12 has gone by quickly. So many tests, so little time to study. I got my highest academic mark ever, in first term Geography (Weather and Climate): 97%! Can't wait to attend Earth Sciences at LIVIC; it should be a challenging, m but exciting year.

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Friends: Maybe for some it's just a word but for me it's my life, through the good times and the bad times, myfriends have always been therefor me, and I want to eternally thank themfo r that... Angus, Alex, Dallas, Devon, Eddie, Erin, Graeme, Hadi, Jon, Kira, Lorna, Nick, Nolo, Romney, Sam, Sarah, Sogol, H M K...I couldn't have made it through the year without you. . ..Remember, do not get locked in the bathroom, nicknames are essential, especially two letter ones, Red Chile Peppers rule, I'll always be an Oconto girl, Dewey Dude, Blue Crush, Teddy, Lemons aren't really that interesting, T he___Song, Pass the Pasta to Disco Mix, whatchamacallit? Meow.

Dallas Hokanson I'm almost sad to leave Mulgrave, and leave all the great teachers and comfortable atmosphere. I know that I won’tforget my experience here, but am very eager to get out into the world. I wish all my teachers and classmates all the best.

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Hadi Kardan Holy, we are finally Graduating. Grad 2005! I've had the best 2 years o f my life at Mulgrave School.

Most o f all, I've had the best year by far in Grade 12. My friends have been a great part o f my high school life. Most o f all I ’d like to thank K.H fo r helping and supporting me get through grade 12. I'd like to thank myfriends for always being therefor me....K.H, R.R, G.M, A.L, D.H, D.H, E.L, E.C, J.S, K.F, N.N, N.P, R.P, S.F. All the weird nights at my house with G.M. Greatest times/ unforgettable. ing me all through my High school years at Mulgrave School. Thanks to my Mother and father fo r their care and support for me. YEA WE'RE DONE HIGH SCHOOL GRADS!!!!! BEST WISHES TO ALL!!!!!

Since my first year at Mulgrave in grade 8, it's been a long journey. Despite some difficulties, Mulgrave has come to be a special place for me, although I cannot wait until the last day o f school.

For the people that I love and even fo r the people that I dislike, I wish you happiness and success fo r the future. Each and everyone o f you are special, and I'll go in depth about you guys and girls later in our grad book. All ofya were and will be unique and awsome, and I'll cherish you good looking men and women fo r the rest o f my life. Don't be so scared with your upcoming adulthood, since the real world isn't so bad as you think it might be. It’s all propaganda.

B-ballfor life and god bless you all.

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Sara King I came to Midgrave for grade 6, after a year in the Caribbean and nine years in England. I met one o f my best friends, Andrea, and people who told me to spell 'organised' with a ‘z ’. Grade 7 we were still in the North Shore Winter Club; grade 8 we saw the portable on the field and capture the flag in the snow. I send my fond regards to Mr. Texter, Betty and Veronica. Grade 9, we moved into the new building; grade 10 I had field hockey, painful French classes, and the saddest thing o f all; the loss o f a friend to IB. Grade 11 saw the loss o f hair for Children's hospital and a trip to Toronto. And finally grade 12; the r etur n of ou r I B fr i en d, gr ad ski tr i p, S emi for mal , conti n uous u ni v er si ty m visits, stress, university acceptances, exams, and now graduation, prom, I exams, and the end.

Claire Lawson

First off, a big THANK YOU to Mulgravefo r everything; the last two years have been great! To myfamily, you are my everything. Congrats Grads '05, GREATmemories: SEMI+prom '041ABCDR! B&D,Crazy DancingIBEINGCRAZY! JH —NP — EH— SK —M aaw w cu s! thanksf or bei ng ther e & keepi n g me smi l i ng. L aur en& M egan I l ov ey ou!

Cory: my bestbud~ I take with me: great friends& memories, my Volleyball, my name (crazyclaire!), and Duke o f Ed speed-hiking skills. I leave Mulgrave with: a fantastic view! my jokes, ElizaEMU, Jo+Morg (boutifuls!), Billy(seeyouinAus!nOK?ok!), mijgrd8vballgirls, EVl(urock),Bryn n(mylilsista!)& QT-Meghan! DEVAN Y.(keeplaughing!), Lauren K.(bballl), LAWSSONN (HGS, history class grd9&12!), and many more! See you all at reunion!

'Friends are the marshmallows in the hot chocolate o f life' EAST COAST PRIDE

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Sun Min Lee I just want to say "thank you" to Mulgrave for giving me the chance to have three wonderful years. I have learned a lot in this time. It was not easy to fit in at first, but people were all kind and helpful to me so that I could improve myself. Mulgrave provided me with an opportunity meet many gr eat peopl e, whom I can nev er for get i n my l i fe. I a m gr atefu l to my teacher s for supporting me like parents, and also to my friends fo r the most amazing memories. Love you all!

Stephanie Lewis The end o f high school has finally arrived! I can't wait to go off on my own in the world and live. Throughout the past year, we all have had to deal with many obstacles, not all o f which ivere academic. We all learned the real meaning behind "hard ivork� and it's finally paid off!

This year has flown by so fast and has had its ups and downs. As wonderful as this year has been, I am far more excited to embark on the rest o f my life.

Cheers to all the grads, hope you all have a great time next year!

Mr. Lawson - Thanks for all your work and support.

Eddie Li

I can't believe Grade 12 is over. Time goes so fast. I came to Mulgrave in Grade 11, but it's been a great two years. Everybody is going away and I know I'll miss them. I really hope that everyone's going to do well after we graduate and I can’t wait until our reunion.

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I see myself at a nice place within a few years. Nice house, nice family, nice wife, nice kids, I like nice things. Not too nice though, or else people will steal itfrom you. I like steel, it's a nice material. I would like to thank my class o f two thousand and five, my people, my FADD, and my crew.

I love my ma, my pa, my bro, my sister, my dog, my grandpa, grandma, grandma Peace everyone, I love you all, I truly do. Not as a joke, with sincerity. Can the grad 05, see what they want to see? People say in 5 years time, we will all disperse, I don't believe that. We are a different group, not a group o f 2100, but a group of 32. That is why we are special. That's why we are here, at Midgrave, to learn, to be special. Love out, peace in.

Michelle Mange Well you all know my name. That I swim and have recently re-taken up clim bing. I'm not at school much, and always running around doing something. 1 have been going to Mulgrave since grade three and throughout the years you have all joined me at different times. The thing I love most about this unique school is that with a class o f only32 you know a little about everyone. You will always have your closer friends, the friends that you have known for a longer time than others.. Jess, all our lives., .you'll have the friends with inside jokes, and the friends that you seem to always get in trouble with for talking all through classes with. In the end you are all a great bunch of people and have really made my lastfew years here great. Thanks for all the support with my swimming and always inviting me out even after the repeated, “no sorry I have swimming at 4:30 tomorrow morning. "

Graeme Medland The last five years were amazing and went by super fast. I'm not going to forget the good memories like grad ski trip, leadership camp, provincials, random nights at Hadi's, days at ambleside, nights at Erin's, weekends in Whistler, Christmas break, Mexico, the list goes on. The people who have had an influence on me, you will be missed and I thank you for helping define my life. I'd like to thank Ms. Morgan for everything you've done for me this year. Good friends, thanks for being there through the good times and the bad. To all the teachers, thanks for putting up with me and supporting me the past years. To my family, I appreciate everything you've done for me. To everyone I've missed good luck in the future.

Nikolas Neugebauer It’s Nicky here and I'm glad I'm outta here. For the past 5 years I've enjoyed my stay, but there are many memories and I have to go. Early morning meetings with Tony and that whole prank call with Gibson. I ain’t very good with writing these things. All o f my time here I have had a lot o f opportunities that were made available to me. My plays, awkward moments and the many friends. Film (brothel), English (best in the world). For the future I will do whatever comes my way. Variety ain't for me. I wish I went with Marcus to England but I'll find something. To all a good night and 1 hope to see you will at our first reunion. FREEDOM! (hopefully)

Monika Pawlak Apples, random singing, crazy friends fo r 4 years...wow, man am I going to miss this class of '05.

Acting was my passion almost the whole time I've been here. Thanks to Donald McPhedran Gibson for that. Oh, the grad ski trip was off-the-wall. I have so many great memories and have made so many good friends. Allsun has changed my life. The ADD film class was just amazing. Nolo layed on my lap the whole year during the films. Love you Nolo. You might remember the assemblies. Yes, I act like that in real life. Sweet! GO GRAD '05!

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Romney Pearson

H i , my name is R omn ey P ear son an d I wou l d hav e to say that I am a pr etty fu n - l ov i n g, happy to be C anadi an, blonde yet smart, and very unique individual! 1 have been at M ulgravefor (oh my gosh) 6 years and am pleased to inform the world that 1 am finally graduating! Over my years here at Mulgrave I have had some amazing experiences and have madefriendships that I believe will be strong enough to last a lifetime. The closeness that our grade has shared with one another, especially in the past year, is something that should be cherished because it is hard to find; I defi ni tel y know that ou r gr ade wi l l be the best gr adu at i n g cl ass ev er - Y A G R A D 2005!!!!! My advice to the soon to be Grade 12's o f next year is just to stay calm - definitely don't let all the stress get to you or else you will go mad!!! I am going to miss everyone so much, and give my best wishes to the younger grades and to my fellow graduates who I KNOW are going to succeed in life. Live it up grads, I love you all!

Nolo Phiri

Not many people can say that their grad year was this good, because ours was off the hook. There was more laughter than tears and more smiles than heartache (thank the good Lord). I don't know about the rest o the grads, but I think I had morefun than my entire school career put together. Sadly, at some point thefun lege and university; but hey we made it.As you all know, 1 don't say much (maybe but all I do want to say is goodbye and thank you fo r making this year super fun. I don't see how I am going to make it in sunny South Africa without my peeps. I wish you guys all the best o f luck wherever you are going to be, and please, do not get into too much trouble.

To our Class o f 2005 (which includes Lawson).

So long, and whatever you do, don't stress about it.

Roham Rahmanian

M y days at Mulgrave started with a great bang... ahh good ol grade 9. Many things went wrong I can assure you that. But some people were always therefor me. Just shoutouts to people who have been therefor me all these year... Nick N, Marcus (Moe), Hadi, Alex L ( keep it oriental man lot)... and finally Nadim a great man. We started R&R productions together and made some great movies and had some ups and downs but the experience was great. I hope we all keep in touch as I will neverforget any of yon guys.

Many other people to thank:Don Gibsonfo r being the M A N and always being therefor me. Even though we had our lets call " arguments" I still won't forget all the things you put up for me and sacrificedfor me. (ie. Zoom coming and giving us the lights we needed at 1 in the morning) Marlena Morgan for as wellfor working along side Don to lead me through my difficult year of Grade 12.1 hope 1 was as much of pleasure for you guys as you ivere for me. Ben and his kayaking always kills me, the guy's hardcore going kayaking in the middle of the night. Alex the Frenchman for always being there for comical relief and support throughout the year. Luke Lawson for dealing with us all and always cheering us up on the cloudy days, " N ever a dull profession". Everyone in film you guys know who you are... FADD for life. Will always rememberyou Mr. Coheefor being the man and keeping it cool and always being the guy I could look up to. Finally, Mr. Chin who always understood me in grade 11 and taught me some good physics. I think I'm about done. Oops wait hahaha who could forget me and my fall off the mini motorcycle. That was brilliant Hadi and A lex... I'll probably have the scars fo r life but good times... Streaking is awesome and 1 hope my mom doesn't read this lol.. 1 LOVE YO U G U YS ALL ... may you all be successful during the years to come. I won't forget any of y o u ...

Nadim Roberts 3 years in a nutshell? Impossible. Highlights? Angry, content, happy. A voice, FADD, SOMA, Ball, ANBK, Yellow ties and BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE. Too many. My thank you's? Grads, amazing and unique, don't change. Mom, Dad, Neds: You are my backbone. Most importantly: RS, DG, AW, LL, MM, LH, TG. Words can't explain. You showed me I could be more and still be ME, whoever that is, I think I know him better. Your sacrifices are my inspiration. You are miraculous.

Everyone, let's try to do well, and try to do good. Everyday. No shortcuts.

ITS TIME TO CHANGE THE WORLD.

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Devon Simpson

T he wor d gr aduation still sounds a littlefunny to me, so does univer sity but believe it or not both ar e happening to me in the next couple months. Since my early days here in grade 7 the school has zvaitedfor this moment, I have always longed for it, and my parents doubted I would even get here. I feel like a true veteran of this school, being here the majority of my school life and truthfully things have only gone so zvell because of the people in my life: my parents always wanting the best, the teachers ivho gave me the chance, myfriends who encourage me (you know who you are) and mostly my girlfriend who means so much and Iws made all the difference in my life./4s zvell there are three special people who deserve much more recognition than they receive, Ms. Morgan ivho has helped me through this . difficult year, Mr. Hardy ivho has the most unbelievable personality of anyone I have everj met and has helped me in so many ways, and Mr. Grant the person ivho 1 have had the most unbelievable relationship with in the classroom, on the court, but most of all in life.

I wish everyone 1have had the pleasure to experience my high school life with the very best in their health and lives wherever that may be. Hope to keep in touch ivith everyone and I'll see you the next time our paths cross.

I'm not a prep or a snob, and I don't live in a mansion or eat caviar, or own a Ferrarialthough that would certainly be nice.

I have a Headmaster, not a Principal.

I speak English, not Latin/Greek or whatever else.

I make up my own words, and I don't make fun o f other people when they pronounce them differently. That’s their prerogative.

expression, not collar buttons or facial hair regulations.

Diversity, not assimilation; that Mr. Grant is a truly proud and noble animal.

Effort & attitude ALWAYS come first, it’s quality not quantity, and just for the record, it is pronounced 'zee' - 'zed' just sounds weird.

Mulgrave is my school.

And now that I'm through, I can proudly say: I can proudly say I am a member o f the second class to ever graduate from my school. My name is Devon, and I I believe in the importance of personal am Mulgravian.

Bert Thompson ries: The exit sign and the water balloons in grade7. All the holes in the walls and go-carts in grade 8. Our new campus and going to the Stine valley in grade 9. Going to Costa Rica and Gambier island in grade 10. The Bamfield trip and all the conflict that went with it in grade 11. And in grade 12 there's too many good times to pick just a few. I'll miss all you guys lots, hope we keep in touch.

Kathryn Werner Basically I have been at Mulgrave since Grade 8. Some people might say I've changed a bit since thatfirst week and I guess I would be inclined to agree. I think back about my time here and 1 realize that Mulgrave and I are like two lost souls swimming in a fishbowl. Memories: Stein valley with Peshikins, the portable, capture the flag in the snow, Bamfield, doing costumes, SAC, George, ski trip, semiformais, floor hockey, Cindy's, my circle, Godfrey, Student Council, the circle o f trust, FADD, the cave, and the pool.

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W e would like to th a n k e v e rijh o d i} in t h e M u lg ra v e com m unitij f o r all t h e ir generos-itij this school ijear. |t was an h o n o r to r e p r e s e n t o u r fellow s tu d e n ts as well as o u r school. T b e b ig b e a r t e d n e s s o f th e M u lg ra v e com m unity allow ed us to r a is e m uch-needed fun ds f o r manq c h a r it a b le o r g a n iia tio n s t h r o u g h o u t th e iyear W e wou Id al 90 like to th a n k all m em b ers of t h i s ij e a r s S t u d e n t C o u n c il f o r all t h e ir enthusiasm and f o r u n d e rta k in g so many astonishing in itia tiv e s th r o u g h o u t th e (year. O u r la s t th a n k s goes to none o t h e r th a n M ^ I o n w ith o u t nothing this lye ar would h a v e been possible. "Thank

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w ith and th e a sto un d ing things w e v e accom plished as a te a m . W e wish nothing bu t th e b e s t t o f u t u r e S t u d e n t C o u n c ils and J—lead S t u d e n t s . A n d re m e m b e r: th e g u a lit t h e 4 s e t f o r them selves. W e will miss

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W h a t the? J u n io r

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Ae a o tu d e n t graduating from errado Six, I find t h a t th o Junior School meano a g ro at doal t o mo, I havo boon a t Mulgravo oince kindergarten, eo many thingo about th io placo aro im portant. It meano oxciting days? o f loaning. It io about colour mixing and loaning about bodily functional Dioeecting a cow'e oyoball wao a highlight o f Grade Fivo. I havo warm memorieo o f all o f my teacher©, t o mo, th o y aro th o dietibutoro o f amazing information and oach ono ha© boon a friond when I weeded holp. Ae w ith anything, thoro havo boon change©. Tho relocation o f campuo íe one t h a t particularly comoo t o mind. Our majeotic caotlo overlooking th o ocean and cloude io an amazing contraet t o th o North Shore W inter Club whore 1began. Even though thoro have boon changea th o amazing bonde o f teamwork and cowet a n t friendehip have remaind roooluto.

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Being Knowledgeable means watching out for yourself and bad things that you could bump into - Jacob Hiom Kindergarten Being Knowledgeable means you know about the world and what's going on. It is also to be smart about a lot of things. - Spencer Nash Gr 6 .

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Being a Risk-taker means trying new things that scare you...like jumping off a high diving board.

Anna Qin Gr 4 Being a Risk-taker means when something is new to you, you give it a try.

Rebecca Lambert Gr 5

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Being caring means helping to get someone's shoes in gym class. Andrew Newell Kindergarten Being caring means being nice to others.

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Being principled means being nice and not to do things like budge in front of people in line.

Martin Abrary Kindergarten Being principled means not to follow other people but to stick to what you think is right.

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Mckenna Patton Gr 3

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Being a thinker means checking over your work and to always make sensible choices.

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Sarah Zeng Gr.l Being reflective means looking back at what you did. Michael Blundell Gr.5

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R eflective 45

Zoé Ablett Martin Abrary Maya Alfreds Liana Biasucci Michelle Creber

Daphne Cummings Emma Dean Rafael Gonzalez D'Atri Aria Guld Jordan Henderson

Justin Hunt Helin Jin Madeleine Kirkwood Fanghan Liu Andrew Newell

Adam Rahemtulla Samuel Wilkinson Dina Yaghoubi

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Chaela Beggs Michaela Borrell Alexander Brun Siri Coupland Stephanie Gates

Sydney Hague Jacob Hiom Tushya Iyer Jasraj Kandola Shayan Lakhani

Parinaz Mahmoudi Katherine O'Brien Jackson Pike Michael Rockandel Anika Walker

Rachael Withers Ann Zhao

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Bishr Alimohamed John Allen Jayden Beedie Georgia Boddez Emily Borrell

Catherine Chu Karis Dawson Zoe-Rae Dixon Jackson Doyle Victor Feng

Chelsea Henry Soraiya Lalani Emme Lee Omar Mitha Emma Neill-Klein

Vivian Ounjian Carl Steffens Marissa Tanner Merina Uhrle Danielle Wierenga

Christopher Andrews Jordan Beck Jessica Beddis Emma Berton James Croke

Elizabeth De Beer Matthew Durrans Elias Ergas Laura Gollner Kevyn Hall

Sydney Kessel Jacob Laçasse Ashley Laursoo Natalie Marshall Hannah Rahim

Nadia Rodrigues Benjamin Tarczy Jared Tomanik Kieran Wilkins Sarah Zeng

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M s Rodier &> M rs Fader's Class

Alexander Argente Dara Barrow-Precious Morgan Byres Ivan Chichkine Adrian Dean

Kevin Fabian Matreya Fedor Andrew French Emma Goult Cameron Henderson

Cole McLeod Liam Mitchell Mitchell Oswald Bess Pearson Hirmand Saffari

Ilya Van Nieuwenhuyse Antonia Wearmouth Caroline Williams Wood Nicholas Wimmer-Manderson Oscar Zimmerman

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Andrew Ablett Jonathan Andrews Lauren Forster Nicholas Frost Maren Lester

Watson Li Rex Logan Madison McMillan John Mitchell Stephanie Mounzer

Koki Norimatsu Victoria O'Brien William Pullen Omar Salemohamed William Smallwood

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M rs Tetiker’s Class

Tyler Benson Emma Bird Georgina Borland Sophia Chappell Celine Chen

Cole Coupland Lewis Croke Connor Hughes Asheigh Kearns Arisha Ladhani

Mitchell Madill Caitlin McKinnon Alise Mintz Aleem Muljiani Joshua Paisley

Alex Stedman Megan Steffens William Wang

Nicolas Alfonso-Vargas Nicolas Allen Michael Birnie Benjamin Boddez Bronwyn Carere

Margaret Coleman Heather Corbett Moeko Fischer Sukhmun Hare Sam Kim

Annika Lee Patrick Martin Mitchell Mayo Megan Moffat Katrina Ross-Ghali

Micah Smith Alexis Thexton Frances Thomas

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Matthew Abrary Safia Charania Crystal Cheng Braedan Fitzpatrick Jack Foden

Rose Gallo Noah Guld Anna Hetherington Dax Inman Isabelle Kirkwood

Nicola Marks Sarah Matthews Daniel Moffatt McKenna Patton Connor Petrovicz

James Pike Julia Pinnock Ken Sudradjat

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Amin Ahmadi-Niri Ameeqa Ali Anna Argente Connor Arnett David Begert

Margaret Berton Noah Campbell Heather Chambers Bradley Chu Kye Fedor

Gloria Feng Christopher French Christopher Gollner Hunter Logan Imran Moosa

Stephanie Porter Anna Qin Emily Smallwood Cole Tomanik Jamil Visram

Evan Anderson Teela Brooks Loryn Byres Justin Chan Alexandra Goult

Andrew Graystone Alexina Henderson Sanesh Iyer Noojan Mazaheri Jonathan Meakings

Parisa Mehregan Adam Mitha Grayson O'Brien Emma Rahemtulla Alborz Saffari

Leigh Sawchyn Joey Thompson Mackenzie Wallster Ryohei Watanabe Devon Yip

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Nicholas Durrans Christian Frost Spencer Gair Graydon Harris Sofia Henderson

Nicolas Isla Cheyenne Ivancoe Oliver Kirkwood Chanel Laçasse Alexander Lee

Sarvnaz Malektojar Samuel McLeod Emma Parsons Hannah-Rose Radford Alia Ridley

Emily Shields Philip Simons Jordan Stein Ian Widdows Lauren Young

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Heather Addison Peter Allen Braden Bedard Eric Bleim Jordan Boehm

Ariel Cummings Gemma Guard Kamil Ladhani Rebecca Lambert Alexander Naccarato

Daniel Newell William Ounjian Madelaine Phillips Zahid Pirani Kate Shepard

Nadir Surani Nicole Tanner Nicholas Termansen Tristan Wallis-Mayer Maxwell Wilkins

Armaan Ali Luke Allard Carmelo Bottieri Christopher Chan Ted Chung

Alexandra Crone Antonia Dolhaine Rosie Foden Bryton Harris Dylan Hogan

Sameena Kamdar Brendan Langley Mae Lim Kelsey McLean Alek Mintz

Derek Nystrom Tomas Nystrom Bronson Peever Kendra Perrin Daniel Yi

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Hana Bell Jesse Berlin Michael Blundell Graham Brown Heather Coleman

Marthinus De Beer Brenna Dowling Chris George Jaime Hills Lindsey Marks

Jake Pinnock Wesley Rivers Alexander Sadler Lucas Thexton Graeme Tod-Tims

Imogen Wallis-Mayer Xinyi Xie Jiayi Zhou Ryker Zilkey

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M s Stamp's Class

Daniel Budd Robert Chambers Natalia Chichkine George Collister Damion Dorn

Steven Feingold Michaela Hughes Rufina Ip Nabil Kamdar Katrina Kernaghan

Jake Larson Michael McKinnon Charlotte Millar Nisia Minicucci Nicole Moller

Hayden Ritter Austin Roberts Katie Stone Angélique Travlos Sebastian Wearmouth

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Kenner Astles Cameron Brooks Siobhan Carr Jade Chu Kieran Cullen

Nicholas Dempsey Michelle Dupuis Teghan Fedor Benjamin Henry Bobby Jelveh

Jae Hyeon Kim Katrina Leppanen Andrew Moffatt Spencer Nash Anika Nystrom

Jason Obertas Lindsay Pearce Alicia Williamson Erin Young Norika Yue

Mark Begert Hannah Borland Erin Forzley Alysha Harris Michael Harris

Antoine Largeau Yun Ji Lee Claire le Nobel Anna Liu Nikolaus Marshall

Andrew Martin Alyssa Rodrigues Jonathan Schreiber Allison van Aggelen Shirley Wang

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Stuart Anderson Fiona Brough Mackenzie Campbell Elisabeth Dennis Landon Dix

Jacqueline Galbraith Brandon Hamilton Shanelle Hill Conrad James Kimberley Kessel

Sarah Lee John MacPhail Elise Naccarato Marcel Nystrom Albert Pearson

Eric Rosenfeld Hollis Steeves Michael Woodcock

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M s Rajwaais Class

Peter Arnould Sophie Bird Ashley Bowron Austyn Frostad Madison Inman

Elham Lakkhosravi Erick Leung Michelle Liao Tirajeh Mazaheri Victoria Ong

Trevor Raffard Claire Ronsley Soraiya Salemohamed Spencer Shields Nathan Stedman

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Upon f i r s t entering th e upper school, you m ight be scared.

You should be...

There are many new obstacles and challenges t o overcome.

There are many things t o become accustomed to ; there are new friends, experiances and opportunities.

Upon entering, th e y were always telling us how quickly these years go by.

A t f i r s t we d id n 't believe it.

As we grow up, we go in to th e upper school because i t is b e tte r than a downer school.

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Whether it was breakfast, lunch, dinner or dessert...It was all yummy !!! Grea t social time...Exciting...

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Ford Anglia Gear box; one o f many fond memories we had o f camp summit. It was th e best o f tim es, and th e w orst o f tim es. P o th new and oĂ­d students embarked on a trip full o f memorable moments. Puring th e firs t few days, we m e t new f riends; Pootsy, A com , Pawe, etc. Those firs t few days also happened to be rain filled. Nights were filled with tales o f journals and. Meal tim es were.

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JamfieW M a t is\loert it ?e rt? These act many questions asked by many sais. It’s safe to say rt lies out there in the W e sland o f rain and fog A desolate, yet fascinating realm, where t hé ocean meets the shore throudi the mighty cr * p J yen LordPryon cold find the peace andtrarwPpy he so desred. [here is a pleasire n the pathless woods, Iheree a rapture on the bney shore, here is a society where none intrudes, 3y the deep sea and musc e in rts road „ |p e * * J%1L jord Efeyon 3>amfield is also a munificently beautiful area on the West Coast o f Vancouver Island, where the West Coast trai for the tdop o f the world V<here sea s ta d s rise out of the fog and stud e n tlp atrd the shore in search of treasur

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SPIRIT WEEK 2005: GIVE THE BREATH OF LIFE! Eve ry year, the Student Council organizes a w ee k long event of spirit-b uilding

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Sevan Agopian

Mahdiar Ahmadi-Niri

Zain Alimohamed

Reid Allen

Loryn Arnett

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Shelby Ayers

Mamie Beddis

Anna Bengtson

Talia Benson

Alexandra Bleim

ZĂśe Brook

Julia Brown

Michael Budd

Aaron Case

Rayhaan Charania

Keisha Christensen

Sophie Coleman

Jan De Beer

Peter Demers

Jonathan Dennis

Callum Foden

Chloe Forster

Emma Gould

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Laura Crowe-Hutchon

Javid Dharas

Alison Davies

Louis Dupuis

Megan Davies

Alexandra Falconer

3 Happy Dancers

Peace!

The Spoon Balancer

Alison's making a face

Nicole Howes

Jenni Hughes

Esmee Ingham

Montana Ivancoe

Kieran Jarvis

Mamie Jernigan

Ian Knowles

Sam Lam-Waddell

Joshua Lang

Gorden Larson

Andrew Lee

Shaun Lim

Zachary Lim

Andre Linaksita

Brenna Maclean

Garo Mavyan

Greigh McGrenera

Bryce McLean

W hat I like about M u lg ra ve Jenni Hughes ..“The new opportunities that are different from grade 6 ."

Ian Knowles." FREEDOM!” Brenna M acLean..

“Hanging out w ith my best friends outside on the grass on a sunny

day...indeed."

Charlie M itchell."

Laura Meakings

Taylor Millar

The school spirit."

Michael Minicucci

Cameron Perrin

Charles-Joseph Mitchell

Rachel Petrovicz

Melanie Moller

Krystal Pollon

Annie Sokoloff

Dean Solloway

Chelsea Stanimir

Lauren Thomas

Bryn Tod-Tims

Nicole Tomsett

Cameron Wallace

Alexander Wimmer

Brett Zielke

Benjamin Neil

Riva Ridley

James Steeves

Cassandra Travlos

Robert Newell

Benjamin Patton

Meghan Robinson

Ruven Stein

Bradley Tullis

Joseph Sawchyn

Emily Stewart

Alistair Vittery

We love art!!

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Party on Chloe, Sophie &Keisha!!!!

Bill & Nye The Science Guys

Ponder...

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"Fuzzy Ball of Fur?" (top left) Go Mikey!! One of our great Mulgrave enthusiasts (top right)

;ashionable P.E.strips..

Modeled by: Callum Foden (bottom left)

BOO!!! oh oh... I scared you! (center)

Great job on Hair for Hope guys! Love the new doo! (bottom right)

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Verity Adams

Jose Aguilar

Gage Allard

Keegan Balcom

Anthony Begert

Harrison Brook

Zachary Campbell

Lawren Chan

Rachel Chung

Louise Coleman

James Collister

Blake Davies

Oliver Dempsey

Mark Denny

Priyanka Dhaliwal

Sean Haskell

Madison Hooge

In Key Lee

Alysha Krogh

Stefan Dupuis

Joey Hu

Camilla James

Jin Kyu Yi

Brittany Labron

Caroline Friedrich

Christina Galbraith

Nima Jelveh

Claire Largeau

Madeleine Judge

Inkey Lee

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What do you think?

Emma

“ I think that Mulgrave has a wide range of activités for everyone. Also, the M ulgrave com m unity is very w elcom ing.”

Annie Maurer

Mattia “ M ulgrave has a good education system. It also has a good atm osphere!”

Angela McCleery

Rachel

“ The M ulgrave com m unity is full of friendly people. It also has enriching co-curricular activities.”

Anders Mech

Chris

Jonathan Muzyka

“ I like the fact that I have a lot of friends at M ulgrave.”

Melissa Ong

Sean Oswald

Mattia Padovani

Katherine Pallai

Ashley Peet

Christopher Pettigrew

Michael Pettigrew

Mary Pitoniak

Daniel Russell

James Saunders

Noah Senecal-Junkeer

Julia Sherman

Matthew Smith

Kimiko Sudradjat

Yoon-Ho Suh

Eric Tam

Lauren Tetiker

Christopher Thompson

Salim Visram

Lauren Wierenga

Lauren Yildirim

Brandon Pao

Lucas Rechtschaffner

Devan Young

Christina Pearce

Emma Ronsley

Jenny Stone

Glen Turner

Evie Zorzos

Rachel, Nellie, Camilla, and Alysha are having a ball vith their new style.

Oh what fun it is to play on a playground!

Eric Tam, Ang Li, Stewart Lee, Christopher Thompson, Pan (Left)

Glen Turner will you be my scientist?

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Go Keegan! Give us the breath of life.

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Lauren and Maddie exploring texture senses!

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Not TOO close to the edge!

Joey Hu, Christopher Thompson, Stewart Lee, Ang Li, Devan Young, and m any more u nid entified students.

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Grade Nine Class

Kian Abghari

Hagopik Agopian

Benjamin Bengtson

Michael Chiavattari

Hawazen Alnuweiri

Andrew Bieg

Matthew Cullen

Jason Bradford

Hadi Daou

Seria Bag

Hugh Cape

Aryan Firouzbakht

Bryce Balcom

Shaun Bell

Andrew Chalmers

Neil Cherneski

Caitlin Forster

Madison Forsythe

What do you think? ( r Z Q:: What's

the best part about school?

"I like how everybody knows each other"

"The people at Mulgrave are nice"

"It's fun crushing people in rugby!"

"Mulgrave has a gnarly view"

Rock on Hugh!!!

Let's make a monkey out of Jonny!

Zak has a knack for music!!

Alyssa Forzley

Christopher Gaudry-Gardner

Chen Hsing Pan

Alexandra Inman

Jamie Labron

Fazila Lakhani

Jonathan Lathey

Christie Lee

Nathan Ma

Chloe Malinka

Farinaz Marzara

Trevor Merritt

Ryan-Marie Gruzling

Se Jang

Alina HeĂ­t

Jessica Knowles

And he is big hearted!

Megan Heus

Lauren Koenig

Peter Lee

Dorothy Hite

Antonia Kolic

Jessica Levine

Sean Murphy

Camron Murtรณn

Zachary Nash

Katherine Neil

Jonathan Obertas

Matthew Pallone

Ryan Parker

Lydia Peters

Safeeya Pirani

Zakiya Pirani

Hannah Plamenig

Jennifer Rooney

Ellen Rosenfeld

Taylor Shepard

Aaron Simpson

Sergey Sizonenko

Austin Smith

Christopher Sokoloff

William Steeves

Woo Suk Hur

Lutetia Wallis-Mayer

Stuart Werner

Graeme Wyman

Linda Zeng

Grade 9's eating food they cooked themslves!! (left)

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Grade Tea Class

Marc Alternan

Hilary Angus

Brandon Ayers

Alexandra Bieg

Nicola Budd

Taylor Carr

Tyson Cowley

Guillaume Curaudeau

Marina Deltcheva

Robert Durman

Suprina Gill

Erica Hardie

Fiona Humbert-Droz

Taek Hyun Rhee

Ho Jae Lee

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S a lv ia , E rica , and A lanna en jo y in g a quiet moment in the sun.

Stacie Campbell

Alexandra Forward

Katherine Jewell

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Neda and Jackie hard at work in Art.

Erica, Ali, Alex Bieg & Lauren basketballing in P.E.

Grade 10's acting out MacBeth.

Darryl Koh

Erica viewman and Alanna Linder

AngĂŠlique

Derek Mange

Patrick O'Neill

Salvia Matonis

Morgan McLean

Troy Otto

Margherita Padovani

Megan Nelson

Christopher Pallai

Erica Newman

Braden O'Neill

Lauren Pearce

Murdock Pollon

Alexandra Porritt

Eliza Preiswerk

Neda Roberts

Daniel Schramm

Matthew Senecal-Junkeer

Mark Simons

Andrew Widdows

Jaclyn Wierenga

Max Williamson

Sonia Rosenfeld

Warren Smithies

Kevin Yildirim

Samantha Russell

Jhordan Stevenson

Nathan Yip

Angela Saunders

Sarah Szarkowicz

Toshimitzu Yue

Grade 10 Senior Poll Results Cutest Couple

Most Artistic

Winner: Jhordan Stevenson and Alexandra Forward

Male Winner: Edward Kim Female Winner: Valerie Loewen

Biggest Flirt

Drama King/ Queen

Male Winner: Daniel Webbe Female Winner: Lauren Pearce

Male Winner: Murdock Pollen Female Winner: Katherine Jewell

Class Clown

Friendliest

Male Winner: Derek Mange Female Winner: Hilary Angus

Male Winner: Tyson Cowley Female Winner: Suprina Gill

Best Taste

Biggest Clutz

Male Winner: Nathan Yip Female Winner: Lauren Pearce

Best Smile Male Winner: Daniel Webbe Female Winner: Taylor Carr

Best Hair

Male Winner: Derek Mange Female Winner: AngĂŠlique Vieira

Biggest Moocher Male Winner: Derek Mange Female Winner: Stacie Campbell

Loudest

Male Winner: Nathan Yip Female Winner: Stacie Campbell

Male Winner: Daniel Webbe Female Winner: Sarah Sarkowicz

Most Athletic

Most naive

Male Winner: (Tie) Daniel Webbe and Guillaume Curaudeau Female Winner: Katherine Jewell

Most likely to Succeed Male Winner: Guillaume Curaudeau Female Winner: Angela Saunders

Biggest Trendsetter Male Winner: Nathan Yip Female Winner: Lauren Pearce

Most Intellectual Male Winner: Jay Lee Female Winner: Angela Saunders

Biggest Socialite Male Winner: Daniel Webbe Female Winner: (Tie) Lauren Pearce and Hilary Angus

Male Winner: Francisco Rhee Female Winner: Eliza Preiswerk

Best Personality Male Winner: Braden O'neil Female Winner: Hilary Angus

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Grade Eleven Class

Brendan Archibald

Graham Burns

Meredith Carr

Madeline Coleman

Alexandre Curaudeau

Shae De Jaray

Alaina Denhartog

Derek Dix

Parham Esfahani

John Friedrich

Geoffrey Houghton

Rachael Lambert

Kyung-Eun Lee

Alireza Mahmoudi

Edouard Mange

Rebecca Cynader

Pedram Hosseini

Natasha Molthage

Alanna Vittery

Samantha Wolfe

Matthew Wren

Anne-Sophie Wright

Garrett Young

Grade 11 Senior Poll Results G ite s t Couple

S ig g e st 5 c d a lite

Vinner: Michael Parker X Jo an n a PeT erS

Male Winner: Sh a e J e Ja r a y Female Winner: Sa m a n th a W olfe

3iggest R ir t dale Winner: G e o ff Houghton Female Winner: .Ioanna P e te rs

M o e t A r tis tic Male Winner: Christopher Robertson

dass Gown

Female Winner: Madeline Coleman

dale Winner: Derek Dix Female Winner: Sa m a n th a W olfe

Drama King/ Queen Male Winner: Miles Reid

3 e s t T aste

Female Winner: Am y Mossop

dale Winner: John Friedrich "emale Winner: Kimberly R o b erts

F riendliest Male Winner: J e ff Thompson

£e st Smile

Female Winner: Sam Tsuruda

dale Winner: Sh ae de Ja r a y :emale Winner: N atash a M olthagen

S ig g e st C lu tz Male Winner: Ali Mahmoudi |

3est Hair

Female Winner: Am y Mossop

dale Winner: Derek Dix :emale Winner. Sam Tsuruda

d o s t A th le tic

S ig ge st Moocher Male W in n e rr’rendan Archibald Female Winner: M eredith C arr

dale Winner (Fe o ff Houghton

Loudest d o st likely t o Succeed

Male Winner: Dep?k Dix Female Winner: Am y Mossop

dale W inner Alex Curaudeau •emale Winner: Rebbeca C y nader

biggest T re n d s e tte r

M o s t naive Male Winner: Ali Mai Female Winner: Sophie

dale Winner: John Friedrich :emale Winner: Madeline

d o s t Intellectual date W inner Alex Curaudeau :emale W inner Rebecca Cynader

R e s t P ersonality Male Winner: J e ff Thomspon Female Winner: Sam Tsuruda

To Every Student: In every school t o every s tu d e n t th e re 'Âť a special teacher, To every teacher, t o every s tu d e n t, there's- a special hond.

To every bond, t o every moment There's a special tim e th a t we'll think back and say t o ourselves "That teacher really cared!"

If you know th a t a teacher cares your life will brighten up.

Eheause now you know th a t,if you fall, t h a t same special teacher Will come and help you up,

(Gloria Celiant 101

Stella Ablett Christine Achtem Jason Bell Rowena Bush Barbara Coehran Paul Cohee Julia Common Todd Croft Greg Cusbert Edward de Beer Christina Demco Sian Dowle

K Fairall Nicola Ferguson John Flanagan Michael Frewin James Gardiner Ty Gee

Don Gibson Christine Giesbrecht Helen Glesson Jane Goodbrand Tom Grant Tony Grant

Tamara Gris Martin Hamm Lee Hardy Jane Heward Richard Hoole Tish Jolley

Martin Jones Richard Keleher Peter Killham Virginia Lange Jeanette Laursoo Nicole Lebrun Gillian Louie T Macoun Janet Martin Keith McCanna Alex McIntyre Claude McLean

Fred Meewes Murray Miller Marlene Morgan JN g John O'Flynn Cheryl Palamarek Cheryl Palm V Palmer Shirley Perry Heather Pez Julie Piekaar Kate Polsky

Lorraine Radford Tasleem Rajwani Lynnea Rodier Cecilia Rodriguez Lang Bambi Roy Polly Rudd

Lyndon Scott Matt Shepherd Libby Soper Susan Stamp

Mark Steffens Ben Strand Zsuzsu Struab Lesley Tetiker

Nihat Tetiker John Thomas J Torregrosa Kim Tuckwell N Tuckwell

Richard Vanstone Trish Vickery Sharon Vipond Tony Wilson Rory Workman

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The MVP W hat a busy year th is has been! A s a Mulgrave Volunteer P arent (MVP), I hare been volunteering in so many d iffe re n t areas. I s ta rte d o u t th e school year, hewing o u t on the annual VJe ta r e EBQ in September. Tirn o u t was fa n ta s te w ith ever 5 0

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th is fun event. The w e a tfe r was spectacular and we were kept busy a t the dunk tank w ith Mr. Macoun, the teachers and many stu d e n ts lining ip to g e t dunked. C ra fts and games were organized and o f course, we had th e

Board members cooking up a s to rm on

th e BBQ. W ithout a moment’s re s t, th e annua! Mulgrave G oif Classic fundraiser tournam ent was scheduled fo r several weeks la te r a t F u ry Creek. Again the w eather was g re a t and the avid golfers were In th e ir usual com petitive sp irit, buying ip mulligan tic k e ts and licorice to

hdp improve th e ir

game. Pinner and dance followed w ith prees available fo r everyone.

1 also g o t involved as class parent rep. One o f 7 2 reps selected fo r th e year, I s ta rte d

a ry C y re s s betures.

W ith th e them e o f these parenting

o u t by organizing the G rade pa rties which kept our social calerdars full throughout the

lectures being “ Pon’t Let

Go. S tra tè g e s fo r Parenting Teers” ,

m onth o f November. A coffee morning to o k place fo r parents Interested In volunteering

I sure barned a lo t on how to keep m y kids close. The A rts , Muse

and a volunteer database was creaXed. This came in handy when assstance was reeded

and A thletics P epartm ents abo benefited from our e ffo rts in

by th e school.

assstin g w ith events and games.

Before you knew ft, it was th e holiday season and I g o t busy In th e kitchen to bring in baked

And now, here we are In the la s t te rm o f th e year and it is the

goodies fo r the school s ta ff. There were lo ts o f goodies provided by so many parents

busiest season o f al. I am spending lo ts o f tim e a t school hewing

- it was a si^n t to see. A s usual it was greatly appreciated by the s ta ff who brought

w ith the annual Spring Gala, our biggest fundraiser event o f the

the goodies home to th e ir fam ilies (or a te them a t school),

year. So many volunteers, so many h o irs and so much fun

in volunteering and a volunteer database was cre a te d T hs came in handy when assistance Our la s t hurrah will be th e W est Vancouver Com m uirty

was needed by th e school

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June. Pesptte th e fa c t th a t I will be tire d and ready fo r a break, Before you knew it, it was the holiday season and 1g o t busy in th e kitchen to bring In baked goodies fo r th e school s ta ff. There were lo ts o f goodies

providedby so many parents

I will he|o put to g ether a fcvely school flo a t and make sure th a t lo ts o f stu d e n ts are IrvoVed In th e parade.

- It was a si^n t to see.

A s usual it was greatly

Well, th a t is m y year in a nutshell From both a fumfralsing and a

ap pre ciated

furrasing perspectve, it has been another successful year once

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s ta ff who brought the

again. ! know th a t th e schcd sure appreciates all th a t we do on

goodies home to th e ir

a volunteer ba ss and it ju s t couldn’t be accomplehed w ithout the

fam ilies (or a te them

g re a t support o f th e Mulgrave community. A l fo r the b e re ft o f the

a t school)

students. 1ju s t feel lucky to be a p a rt o f t .

E very o th e r F rid a y

And now fo r next y e a r....

morning, I he^ed sell logo’d merchandise and

Y ours truly,

recycled uniforms. The inventory o f used item s s growing all th e tim e and sabs are increasing every month.

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Mulgrave Volunteer Parent

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Our Sports Teams 106

'T l 1keep the body in good health is a d u ty., .otherwise we shall not be able5to koop our mind strong and tdoar." ( Budda 5 6 5 - 4 6 5 PC, Ciddhartha6uatam a) In recent years, alarm about th o decreasing fitn e ss levels o f our youth has surfaced moro frequently as an opidomic o f childhood and adult obesity is taking a firm hold on many nations, MuLjrave's commitment t o good health and th e improvement o f individual fitn e s s through a c t ion and learning is s t e a d fa st and strong. A daily focus in PE could easily be characterized as fun with fitneee, while a longstanding aim is t o improve one's a ttitu d e and approach tow ards a c tiv ity and fitn e s s fo r life.

This year s tu d e n ts have cont inued t o p a rt icipate in a wide array o f activities, including but not limited t o boxing, dance, wheelchair basketball, skating, m artial a r ts and curling. Additionally, we have been a c t ively involved in tw o key community events t h a t raise both th e awareness o f and funding fo r th e fig h t against cancer, h eart disease and stroke. We are very proud o f our tremendous success in th e organization and running o f th e Terry Fox Pun (over $ 4 7 0 0 funds raised) and Hoops fo r H eart lover $ 5 ,0 0 0 funds raised). Notably, we were awarded w ith a Cold Outstanding Achievement Award and a Pronze Pig Heart Award fo r th e funds raised fo r th e Heart and S troke Foundation by th e Mulgrave Community la s t year.

Our la s t and perhaps m ost distinguished awards come from th e Canadian Association o f Health, Physical E d u c a te 1, Pecreat ion and Dance iCAHPEPPl Overt-lie la s t tw o consecutive years, th e Physical Education School Recognition Award Program, funded by CAHPERD, has honored Mulgrave w ith Platinum Awards fo r th e quality o f our daily physical education.

Physical education a t Mulgrave is making a

difference! si 107

Go Mulgrave! You can do it!

Team spirit and team work always leads to agold medal!

Mulgrave has a great basketball team!

Going against other schools is the best part, one cheers on!

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Bantam Basketball

Mulgrave's basketball teams had a wonderful season. They won a lot of games and lost a few.

The senior team won the single A tournament!

That is a great improvement!

The middle school basketball team did very well also. The grade 7 basketball team scored first in the consiliation round! The grade 8 team won very good matches.

Have a ball!

GO REACH FOR THE SKY, REACH FOR THE BALL!!

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The Senior S oys had th e ir m o s t successful season ever In th e space o f one hectic week, with five gam es in five days, th e y b e a t M eadow tidge and R e g e n t Christian in one day t o becom e GV1SAA League Champions, with Guillaume C being th e to u rn a m e n t M V P a n d ,S tev e H th e te a m MVPThis v ic to ry is all th e m ore pleasing a s we had lost t o b o th M eadow ridge and R eg en t in league play The boys could n o t re s t on th e ir laurels a s th e very next day th e y faced fê m b e rto n in th e Howe Sound Zone Qualifier semi-final. The boys won comfortably; b u t were e x tre m e !/ tire d a s th is was th e fo u rth gam e in th re e days and th e y did n o t g e t hom e until 11:00 pm th e night before due t o th e League Championships! A fte r a day with no gam e, b u t a light practice, th e boys were ready t o ta k e on Whistler (a te a m we had b e aten by 10 points a couple o f weeks earlier) in th e Zone final on Friday | T February 2 5 th. The gam e was played a t H andsw orth and th e re was a large crowd o f loyal Mulgrave fans in th e bleachers. The gam e s ta r te d extrem ely well fo r th e Titans leading by 6 - 0 a f t e r less th a n a m inute and a half, b u t th e scoreboard stopped working and th e re was a delay o f five minutes. Whistler cam e back and th e gam e was neck and neck with th e lead changing several tim e s until th e third q u a r te r when th e Titans s ta r te d t o pull away I t was g re a t t o s e e th e whole te a m play and th e boys enjoyed th e game. A n o th e r historic m o m e n t came when Alex C sunk one o f his fre e th ro w s t o bring up 1 0 0 on th e scoreboard - th e firs t tim e in Mulgrave history t h a t 1 0 0 points had been s cored in one game. The v ic to ry was brought on by a tr u e te a m e ffo rt. The boys were now' o ff t o play in th e ‘A ’ Roys’ Rasketball Provincial Championships in Abbotsford where th e boys played e x tre m e !/ well against th e number 1 s e e d e d (and eventual champions) Abbotsford Christian in th e firs t round losing by a score o f 9 0 - 6 0 The n ext tw o rounds saw th e boys s t a r t slow'!/ and never really fire on all cylinders.

On th e last day, th e te a m rebounded t o b e a t Sparwood 3 0 - 5 7 C ongratulations again go t o Coach Cohee and th e boys!

The te a m consisted o f G rade 12s: Dallas H, David K, Eddie L, Graeme M , Jon 5 - G ra d e 11s: Alex C, G e o ff H

-G ra d e 10s: Guillaume C, R o b e rt Q M ark 5 - G rade 9s: S te v e H, Zak N, Aaron 5 , Chris S - and th e te a m is coached by M r Cohee.

> The Senior G irls had s o m e ups and dowr\5. In th e GV1SAA league championships th e girls lost t o W aldorf fo r | t h e second tim e th is season. Team M VpErin C, w as held t o only 10 points Erin has been responsible for alm o st . half th e te a m ’s points th is season. In zone qualifying, th e girls com fortably b e a t M l. Curr® in th e firs t round which lead t o a gam e against fê m b e rto n (a te a m we lost t o in last year’s zone final) in th e semi-final in th e ir gym. The girls to o k th e long trip t o Fèm berton and played a g re a t gam e o u t shooting th e hom e te a m a lm o s t

2-1. U n fo rtu n ate^ , th e girls m issed 16 fre e th ro w s which also h u rt T m n . There was a lo t o f co n tro ve rsy a t th e gam e a s It appeared we had lost by eight points, bu t upon d o s e r/e v ie w o f th e scorebook th e re was onV th re e points different. This could have m a d e a difference in th e last few m inutes o f th e gam e if th e girls knew th e c o rre c t score. The resu lt s to o d and th e girls were n o t happy They rallied back t o b e a t S t. John’s 44-21 in th e girls’ last gam e o r th e to u rn a m e n t. In th e zone final W aldorf b e a t fê m b e rto n by approximate!*/ 2 0 points.

Congratulations go t o th e girls and Coach Ledpc for th e ir hard work and dedication th is year We will miss th e graduating girls (Erin C, Jessica H, Claire L, and D evonS) next year

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Opera House and Sydney Aquarium, as well as learning some s u rf safety a t beautiful Coogee E3each. Following a few days In the ‘big city*, we travelled west to Australia’s capital city, Canberra. There, th e students enjoyed learning about Australia’s parliamentary system o f g overnm ent and even g o t to role-play th e passing o f a bill into law We had fun a t th e National Science Centre, National Museum, In s titu te o f S p o rt and even to o pleasure in th e National A r t Gallery This was th e firs t year th a t anyone could follow our progress through log entries and photographs on th e Mulgrave website (wwwmulgrave.com/blon), something we know many parents enjoyed. From the Australian War Memorial to the National A r t Gallery to th e Sydney Opera House, th e children d e m o n s tra te d an active inte rest in learning about a foreign culture and relating it to th e ir own.

Once again, the teachers who led th e trip enjoyed getting to know th e students on a more personal level and were loathe to return them to th e ir parents a fte r th e three quick weeks!

For th e firs t tim e ever, we to o k along two grade 11 students as chaperones.

Alex and G a rre tt proved to be excellent choices and have s e t th e standard fo r any fu tu re assistants. They provided the energy and leadership fo r which we had hoped and, in many cases, went beyond It was a pleasure working with these young adults, who earned th e admiration and respect o f th e ir young charges.

Five airplane rides, many coach, bus, car and ferry rides saw our happy band o f travellers tra n s p o rte d thousands o f kilom etres from home and back. A fte r tw enty-one days, m ost o f our students (and sta ff!) were n o t ready to come home. Once again, our students epitomised the values o f Mulgrave. We three teachers enjoyed th e company o f th e students very much. We were a family who shared, c o -o p e ra te d , worked and played to g e th e r We were trem endous!/ proud o f our students, for they proved t o be diplomats fo r our school and th e ir country

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The primary purpose of the trip was to work with HFH constructing a house for an underprlvileged family Aside from the dose relationships we developed with the family; the Habitat staff, and each other we learned many valuable lessons in language, building, and life in general.

We spent the s econd week discovering Costa Rica by meansof bus, bike, boat and foot. We climbed mountains, swam in waterfalls, toured through mangrove-lined canals, and howled a t the howler monkeys

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TheM adat E Jamal Award For th e s tu d e n t who has displayed outstanding aesthetic awareness & c re a tiv ity in th e visual a rts Tirajeh Mazaheri b. The Koenig Family Award - For fine a r ts & performance Jordan Stein c. Violet W itty Memorial Award - For perseverance Braden Bedard d. E v e re tt Allan Larose Memorial Award fo r Positiveness - Awarded t o th e stu d e n t who m ost exemplifies a positive a ttitu d e tow ards self, fellow s tu d e n ts & fa c u lty Cameron Brooks e. Dynapro Cup - Presented by Dynapro fo r creative endeavours in science Hannah Borland f. S tanley Ross Mitchell Memorial Award - For excellent participation & achievement in school music activities Anna Liu g. Seorge Woods Plate - Awarded fo r sp irit & enthusiasm - p u t your heart into everything you do Elise Naccarato h. Public Speaking Award - For excellence in public speaking A ndrew M o f f a t t i.

Priest Love o f Learning Award Antoine Largeau j. (Seorge P atterson-Taylor Award fo r Verse Speaking Nathan Stedman k. Female A th le tic Award - For th e female s tu d e n t who displays leadership, sportsmanship and all-round athleticism Anika N ystrom l.

Male A th le tic Award - For th e male s tu d e n t who displays leadership, sportsmanship and all-round athleticism Nicholas Dempsey m. House Cup - Lut her King n.

Chairman's Cup - In annual recognition o f a s tu d e n t who exemplifies th e combined a ttrib u te s o f citizenship, academics, th e a r ts and a th le tics - Nicholas Dempsey P.E, Awards - Awarded t o stu d e n ts who showed com m itm ent and pride in th e ir school, through e f f o r t and participation in th re e or more Mulgrave ISEA team s th is school year.

Or. 4 - Bradley Chu Or. 5 - Imogen Wallis-Mayer, Tristan Wallis-Mayer, Lindsey Marks, Nicholas Termansen, Jaime Hills, Rosie Foden, Kendra Perrin, Derek N ystrom , Tomas N ystrom , Ted Chung, Michaela Hughes, Maxwell Wilkins, Bronson Peever Or. 6 - Jadina Chu, Nicholas Dempsey, Alisha Harris, Mei-Kim Lee, Anika N y s t rom , Marcel N ystrom , Hollis S te e ve s, Antoine Largeau, Andrew M artin, Nikolaus Marshall, William Wogan, Bobby Jelveh, Lance Taylor, Tirajeh Mazaheri, Madison Inman, Eric Rosenfeld, Mackenzie Campbell, B randon Hamilton, Kleran Cullen, Nathan Stedman, Claire Ronsley Service Awards - In th e junior school copper pins are awarded t o s tu d e n ts from (Trades 3 t o 6 who com m it t o a full years service in Kid's Care Club or Cypress S ta rs.

KCC - Seorgina Borland Í3T) Meg Coleman (3P) Anna H etherington ( 3 P) Ashleigh Kearns 13T Annika Lee ( 3 P) Caitlin McKinnon (3T) Megan M o f f a t t Í3P ) Julia Pinnock (3 S ) Frances Thomas ( 3 P) M argaret B erton (4 J ) Bradley Chu (4 J) Alexandra S o u lt (4S ) Andrew S ra ysto n e (4S ) Alexina Henderson (4 5 ) S ofia Henderson (4P) Cheyenne Ivancoe (4P) Saneeh Iyer (4 6 ) Sarvnaz Malektojar (4P) Sam McLeod(4P)ParisaMehregan(4S) A d a m M ith a (4S ) Imran M oosa(4J) Emma Parsons (4P) Hannah-RoseRadford(4P) Alia Ridley (4P) Bully Shields (4P) Jamil Visram (4 J ) Mackí W allster (4S ) Alexandra Crone (5F) Jaime Hills (5R) Cherry Xie (5R) Devon Yip (4S ) Jiayi Zhou (SRI Cypress S ta rs - P eter Arnold, Sophie Bird^Ashley Bowron^Fiona BroughJBen Henry JElham LakkhosravLAntoine Largeaujlrajeh Mazaheri, Victoria O ngjooraiya Salemohamed^Alicia Williamsonjxei YamamotoJErln Young S p irit Award (up t o one per class) Awarded t o th e s tu d e n t who m otivates, leads, and inspires and who is positive and inclusive.

3 T - Ashleigh Kearns, 3 P - Mitchell J Mayo, 3 O - McKenna P atton , 4 J - Bradley Chu 4 S - Andrew S raystone, 4P - Alia Ridley, 5C - Alexander Naccarato, 3F - Kendra Perrin, SR - Jaime Hills, 5 6 - Angélique Travlos, 6 0 - Eric Rosenfeld, SR - Robert Wilkinson, 6 0 o - Michelle Dupuis, 6 0 r -Yun-Ji Lee E ff o r t AwarA - Awarded t o th e s tu d e n t who has pu t a consistently high level o f e ff o r t in to academics, th e a rts , a th le tic s or service, or a combination o f th o se strands.

3 T - Arisha Ladhaní, 3 P - M argaret Coleman, 3 0 - Rose Sallo, 4 J - Anna Qin, 4 6 - Srayson O'Brien 4P - Sarvnaz Malektojar, 5C - Nicole Tanner. 5F - Armaan Ali, 5R - .lake Pinnock, 5 6 - C h arlotte Millar 6 0 - Mei-Kim Lee, SR - Claire Ronsley, S S o - Teghan Fedor, S S r Shirley Wang MUL6RAVE AwarA - Tills prize is awarAeA t o s tu d e n ts who have scored highly in each o f th e a ttrib u te s associated w ith th e awarA. Manners, U-niqueness, L-ove o f learning, S -enerosity, R-espect, A - ttitu d e , V-erve, and E-xcellence 3 T - Celine Chen, Megan S te ffe n s , 3P - Annika Lee, Katrina Ross-Shali, 3 6 - C rystal Cheng, Isabelle Kirkwood 4 J - Iniran Moosa, Ameeqa Ali, 4 S - Justin Chan, Alexina Henderson, 4P - Nicholas Durrans, Emily Shields 5C - Daniel Newell, Eric Bleim, 5F - B renAan Langley, Sameena Kamdar, 5R - Cherry Xie, Lucas Thexton, 5 6 - Nabil Kamdar, Nicole Moller, SO - Jacqueline Salbraith, Fiona Brough, SR - Tirajeh Mazaheri, Ashley Bowron, S S o - .ladina Chu, Bobby Jelveh, S S r -A lysha Harris, Antoine Largeau

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Donated by the Neill family, this is aw ard ed for ex cellence in creative writing in the S e n io r Scho o l.

7G - Ju lia Brow n, Alexandra Falco n e r 7 J -Je n n i H ughes, A lexandra Bleim

North S h o re N e w s Scho larsh ip $500

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Alicia Cherneski

7 R - Robert Newell, R iv a Ridley

A w arded to the North S h o re N e w s e s s a y winner

8 G - Ja m e s Yi, Lauren W ie re n g a 8M - D evan Young, E ric Tam

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Jennifer Rooney

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9M - Taylo r Sh ep ard , Lutetia W allis-M ayer 9T - M atthew Cullen, H aw a z en Alnuweiri

T h e M ad am e Lo & Fam ily Fren ch L e g a c y Aw ard

10G - Mario Linaksita, Ja c ly n W ie re n g a

Carolyn Lee

10SH - F ra n cisco R h ee , G uillaum e C u raud eau 1 0 ST - N athan Yip, Christopher Pallai

“J ’apprends le Fra n ça is par coeu r’’ (K yu ng Eu n L e e ) M adat AN Pirani M em orial C up

11G - S a m a n th a Tsuruda, A lexandre C u raud eau 11H - M arion Turner, C aro lyn Le e

Antonia Kolic

1 2 L W - S a r a King, S a ra h Fen w ick

A w arded for ex cellence in S o cia l Stu d ies in the Middle Scho ol

Effort Award (one per homeroom/advisor group)

Sen io r Sch o o l S o cia l Stu d ies Award

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A w arded to the Sen io r Scho o l student who dem onstrates ex cellence in S o cia l Stud ies

7 J - E s m e e Ingham 7L - A nnie Sokoloff 7R-Talia B en so n , M eghan Robinson

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8G - M elissa Ong

A w ard ed for ex cellence in English in the M iddle Scho o l.

Megan Heus

8M - Christina Galbraith 8 W - O liver D em p sey

English Inspiration Award

9 L - Hadi Daou

Andrea Demers

9M - Christie Le e 9T - Devi Hite

A w ard ed to the S e n io r S ch o o l student who dem onstrates ex cellence in English

10G - Katherine Je w e ll M ulgrave M iddle Scho ol M athem atics Aw ard

10SH - Eliza P reisw erk 1 0 S T - S o n ia Rosenfeld

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11G - Z aa h ira Su ran i 11H - Ped ra m H osseini

A w ard ed for consistent ex cellence in M athem atics - donated by Dr Turnei M ulgrave S e n io r Scho o l M athem atics A w ard

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Spirit Award (one per homeroom/advisor group)

A w arded for ex cellence in M athem atics - donated by the Pirani fam ily

A w ard ed to the student who m otivates, leads, and inspires and who is positive and inclusive. T h e m anifestation of these qualities m ay va ry depending on the a g e of the student. Fo r exam ple, the older the student, the more the leadership com ponent should be dem onstrated.

7 G - Andre Linaksita 7 J - M elanie M oller

M ulgrave M iddle S ch o o l S c ie n c e A w ard

Chloe Malinka Donated by the D em ers/Palyga family M ulgrave S e n io r S c h o o l S c ie n c e Aw ard

7 L - Zain Alim oham ed

Morgan McLean

7 R - M ichael M inicucci

A w arded to the student exhibiting the spirit of scie n ce and disco very

8 G - Jam es Sa u n d e rs S c ie n c e C ouncil of B C A ch ievem en t Award

8M - Z a c h a ry C am pbell 8 W - A lysh a Krogh

Stefanie Lewis

9 L - Lyd ia P eters

A w ard ed to the top grade 12 S c ie n c e student in M ulgrave.

9M - Hugh C a p e British Properties Sch o larsh ip $200

9T - Fazila Lakhani 10G - Hilary Angus

Sarah Fenwick

1 0SH - M eg an Nelson 1 0 S T - M urdock Pollon

A w arded to the G ra d e 12 student who best dem onstrated se rvice to the com m unity & promoted ecological a w a re n e s s

11G - S h a e de Ja r a y 11H - R e b e c c a C yn ad e r

T h e Rising S ta r Aw ard

1 2 L W - Alexander Liao, Nikolas N eu gebau er

Harrison Brook & James Yi Th is aw ard is for excellent participation and ach ievem ent in M usic

M iddle S ch o o l C re ative Writing Award T h e M ulgrave S ta r Trophy

Jan de Beer This is aw ard ed for ex cellence in creative writing in the M iddle Scho o l

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Th e Bard Award

Nikolas Neugebauer Fo r excellence in theatrical perform ance The D ow n ey Award

Lauren Koenig Fo r ex cellence in visual arts In the M iddle Scho o l The S e n io r Scho o l Art Award

Andrea Demers Fo r ex cellence in visual arts in the S e n io r Scho o l Middle School Public Sp eak ing Award

Verity Adams Fo r achieving the highest overall standing at the W e ste rn Invitational Sp eak ing Contest

Middle Schoo l Debating Award

Verity Adams Fo r achieving the highest overall standing in com petitive debating.

Sen io r School Public Sp eak ing Award

Nadim Roberts Fo r a chieving the highest overall standing at the W e ste rn Invitational Sp eaking Contest Sen io r School Debating Aw ard

Darryl Koh Fo r achieving the highest overall standing in com petitive debating.

The C a n w est G lobal Leadersh ip Award

Christopher Pallai Presen ted to the student who, while traveling to and participating in an International service/hum anitarian action project, h as dem onstrated exem plary qualities of leadership Middle School Leadership Aw ard

Taylor Shepard Presen ted to the Middle Scho o l student who has m ade exceptional contributions to leadership at M ulgrave. T h e s e contributions m ay be in community, athletics, arts or a n y com bination therein.

Sen io r Schoo l Leadersh ip Award

Rebecca Cynader Presen ted to the senior student w ho has m ade exceptional contributions to leadership at M ulgrave. T h e s e contributions can be in com munity, athletics, arts or any com bination therein.

T h e B ru ce M. H icks Public S e rv ic e Aw ard

Angela Saunders “ Equality Through Action". P resen ted to com m em orate the 20th

M ulgrave M iddle Scho o l B o y ’s Athletic Award

Steve Hur This is aw ard ed to the m ale student who displays leadership, sportsm anship and all around athleticism in the Middle School.

T h e Bruno Straub Aw ard

Lauren Koenig Donated by M s. Straub, this is aw arded to the fem ale student who displays leadership, sportsm anship and all around athleticism in the Middle Scho o l M ulgrave Sen io r B o y ’s Athletic Award

David Kim Donated by the Houghton family, this is aw ard ed to the Sen io r male student who displays leadership, sportsm anship and all around athleticism.

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Claire Lawson This is aw ard ed to the Sen io r fem ale student who displays leadership, sportsm anship and all around athleticism.

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Canadian troups gave away the kites as part of Canada Day celebrations.

O Countries and individuals around the world join together to pledge over $4 billion in relief for those devastated by the December tsunami disaster.

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O Christopher Reeve dies at age 52.

Reeve is remembered for his role as Superman and an advocate for spinal cord research after being paralyzed in an accident in 1995.

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O Canada’s Snowbirds mourn the loss of Captain Miles Selby of Delta, BC on December 15,2004. Selby died after his plane collided in midair with another Snowbird aircraft during a routine training flight.

O Pallbearers carry the coffin of Lieut. Chris Saunders in Halifax, NS on October 13,2004.

Saunders died after a fire on the Victoria-class submarine HMCS Chicoutimi off the coast of Ireland.

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Blu-ray battle for supremacy over the next generation of DVD technology. Major movie studios are evenly divided in their backing of the two technologies.

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C On a remote island in Indonesia, scientists find 18,000-year-old skeletons of a hobbit-like human species that grew no larger than today’s average three-year-old child.

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3 Already named best picture by film critics from New York to Los Angeles, independent film Sideways finds even more celebrity with a leading seven Golden Globe nominations.

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O Ashlee Simpson, Jessica's younger sister, makes headlines with her triple-platinum debut album Autobiography and a lip-synching gaffe on NBC’s “Saturday Night Live.” ^

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3 After three years, Microsoft and Bungle Studios release the most eagerly anticipated video game sequel, Halo 2.

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O Kurt Busch wins the NASCAR Nextel Cup. ft is his first career title and the closest battle in cup history.

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Brown and Mike Mihelic hoist the CFL Grey Cup on November 21, 2004. The Argonauts beat the B.C. Lions 27 to 19.

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“Scrubs” makes his big screen acting, writing and directorial debut in the critically acclaimed Garden State.

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