2021 Graduation Supplement, July 2021

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May all your dreams come true !

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CANTERBURY High School

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raduation is a special time to be celebrated.

Although many of the traditional

graduation events have changed, I am pleased we are still able to celebrate with you.

It seems like ages ago when I introduced you as the “Graduation Class of 2021.” Who would have known what the year would bring?

It wasn’t until we lost our ability to come together at CHS that we realized how much we value our times together.

COVID-19 taught me to appreciate our freedom and our times together.

I have known most of you for 13 years, and I always enjoy seeing each of you during graduation celebrations.

As I look through the pages of our yearbook, I see a group of amazing young people with many talents. You

are now young adults.

I hope each of you realizes, regardless of your plans or COVID-19, that you have many opportunities.

Set goals and dreams, reach out, ask for advice, and accept support when you need it.

When I think back on past graduates at CHS and their achievements, I am impressed. I know you will be a part of that list, too!

Susan Mabie, Principal Canterbury High School

Carleton North High School

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or 15 months our graduates have been tested in the fires of isolation, restriction, regulations and ever evolving and fluid situations where the consistent and constant

messages from decision makers was compliance, role with change, adapt and innovate.

Our graduates met the challenges of blended learning, learning from home, and meeting the expectations as often as they changed with smiles on their faces, positive attitudes and a willingness to do whatever it took to be successful.

Throughout the year our Stars excelled. They continued to be involved in as many activities as were allowed, compete in curricular and co-curricular activities, engage in social action, advocate for peers, learn from and with the adults in their lives, hold down part-time jobs and one even wrote and published a book. They demonstrated Selflessness, Trustworthiness, Ambi-

tion and Resourcefulness.

On the darkest of days, when the clouds are the most grey-black and full or rain, we always look for inspirational stories that fill up our cups and remind us of the best that exists in our society. If you need inspiration, look at the graduates of 2021. Our future is as bright as the Stars in the sky with endless possibilities and beauty. Congratulations Carleton North Graduations of 2021. The staff at CNHS and all of the teacher’s you’ve had for 13 years are exceptionally proud of you as is your community.

Jason Smith, Principal Carleton North High School

Congratulations Class of 2021!

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It took a lot of hard work to reach this goal.

I hope you feel great about what you’ve accomplished!

Congratulations!

HARTLAND COMMUNITY School Graduates, I challenge you to be a glass half full type of person and always look for the positive in every challenge or situation. The last 15 months have been challenging for everyone, worldwide, and yet we can still find some positives for the graduates of HCS. For the students of HCS, we were able to attend classes full time, in person since February, allowing graduates to experience a somewhat normal end to their school years. You were able to have daily, in person contact with your classmates. HCS was one of the lucky schools to never experience a Covid 19 outbreak ongratulations! You have completed or shutdown.

The 2021 graduates of HCS are a 13 years of schooling, minus a couple of months last spring, to reach this unique group who have shown persevermilestone in your life. You deserve to be ance, and determination throughout their celebrated and honored for the achieve- schooling. You have lost a classmate, ment of graduating from high school as you grew stronger, you lost part of your well as for your resilience and determina- grade 11 year, you worked harder, you lost some of your grad activities, you imtion.

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provised.

I hope, from all this, you have learned that with hard work, positive attitudes, and collaboration, you can achieve all that you put your mind to. Always look for the positives and how you can work to make things better, as a positive mind-set will allow you to live a happy and positive life.

To the graduates of Hartland Community School, I challenge you to leave our small school, go out into the world and make positive contributions to society, leave your mark on this world in a positive way and always work to make yourself and others around you better. Live your life with true heart, character and strength.

Andy Clark, Principal Hartland Community School

NACKAWIC HIGH School demic, you have had to adapt to new policies and procedures at school. Attending school every other day, learning remotely through Microsoft Teams, wearing masks during the school day, physical distancing, and sanitizing your hands and workspaces multiple times each day are all now common practices we wouldn’t have imagined two years ago. Despite the challenges you faced this year, you have all shown tremendous resilience.

You maintained your focus on this end ongratulations on your graduation. goal of graduation, you kept your posiThis is a huge milestone for all of tive attitudes, and you stayed committed you, and you should be extremely proud to ensuring the health and safety of your of your accomplishments. families and communities.

This has been a school year like no While your graduation year certainly other in history. Due to the global pan- was not the one you always envisioned,

you have persevered through difficult circumstances and you have all emerged as strong, confident, compassionate, resilient citizens as a result.

Your hard work and dedication have finally paid off. You will soon be Nackawic High School graduates. You have made your teachers, your families, and your communities proud. Best of luck with your future endeavours.

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Sean Newlands, Principal Nackawic High School

WOODSTOCK HIGH School

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t is with great pleasure I take this opportunity to congratulate the graduating class of 2021 from Wood-

stock high school.

This has been a year like no other in your academic journey. As a class, you have been leaders at Woodstock high school on all levels. You have grown and become more resilient.

Our goal at the beginning of the year was to provide a safe educational environment and to see things through to the end. Through your leadership and dedication, we will see this come to fruition and you, as a class, are commended for this.

As Laura Annabelle writes: “If the plan doesn’t work, change the plan, but never the goal.”

You have adjusted flawlessly all year and our success as a school

stems from your leadership.

As you prepare to move into the next phase of your life all of you should take a moment to reflect and congratulate yourselves on all that you have achieved. In a year defined by unexpected change, you have all made certain that the future remains bright!

Again, congratulations to the Woodstock high school graduating class of 2021.

Derrick O’Leary, Principal Woodstock High School

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Paige Brown

Jordan Christie

Isobel Cooper

Woodstock High School Plans to study at Georgia College

Woodstock High School Plans to study at the University of NB

Woodstock High School Plans to study accounting at NBCC

We are proud of you as you head to study denturism. May all your dreams come true.

Love, Mom and Dad

We are so proud of you Jordan. Work hard, play hard, and change the world!

Love, Mom, Dad, Brandon, and Dylan

We are SO proud of you! Even a pandemic couldn’t stop you from reaching your goals!

Love always, Mom, Dad, Amy, Emily & family

Maryn Fleischhaker Woodstock High School

Congratulations Maryn! Be proud of your hard work. You did it! We are cheering you on whatever you decide to do. Lots of love, Mom, Brooke, Hannah, Layla, Amanda, Paul, Gus, and Mae

Mariah Hume

Paige Luimes

Canterbury High School Plans to study engineering at UNB

Woodstock High School Plans to study criminology at STU

We are so proud of you. You never cease to amaze us with your ability to succeed in whatever you choose to do! Love, Dad, Mom, and Meghan

We are so proud of the strong, independent young woman you are. Your kind, accepting ways will take you far! Love, Mom, Dad, and Will

Best Wishes to all River Valley Graduates!

From Your Members of the Legislative Assembly

MLA Bill Hogan Carleton

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MLA Margaret Johnson Carleton-Victoria Minister of Agriculture, Aquacuture & Fisheries

MLA Richard Ames Carleton-York

Congratulations on your well-deserved success !

Graduation is a time for celebration, a time of reflection, and a time to look ahead. The staff at the AYR Motor Centre would like to congratulate aquatic staff members Leah Jones, Hannah McIntosh, and Elizabeth Davidson on their accomplishments.

We wish you and everyone in the class of 2021 a very bright future!

Abigail Noble

Leon Petzer

Hartland High School Plans to study at St. Thomas University

Woodstock High School Works at McCain Foods; planning for college

We are extremely proud of you! Your dedication & hard work will pave the way to a bright future.

Love always, Mom, Dad, Gabrielle & Benjamin

We are very proud of the young man you’ve become! Ons is baie lief vir jou! Hou altyd die blink kant bo. Mamma, Pappa, Jess, Zaanie & Laanie

Leah Jones

Hannah McIntosh

Simran Ritcey-Chatur

Rothesay Netherwood School Plans to study at the University of Ottawa Congratulations Simran! We love you and are very proud of you! Love, Mom, Dad, Noah, Zak, and Suraiya

Brooke Webster-Snoad

Woodstock High School Plans to take a year off to work and travel

You are braver than you believe, stronger than you think and loved more than you know! Love

Granma, Granny, Grandad, and your UK family

GET A SPECIAL GIFT FOR YOUR SPECIAL GRADUATE

Elizabeth Davidson

Maddie Arnand

Townsview School Headed to Woodstock High School

Congratulations to our Princess Maddie on eight great school years! Wishing you luck!

Love you lots! Love, Nannie and Papa

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2021 GRADUATION AWARDS

CANTERBURY HIGH SCHOOL Fin Brown: Governor General’s Award for Academic Achievement, Highest standing Grade 12, Proficiency in Chemistry 122, Calculus 12, Biology 122, & English 122, Good Citizenship prize in memory of Lois Cummings and Barb Delong, McGill University Entrance Scholarship, Loran Finalist Scholarship, Village of Meductic Gift Jenna Crowels: Village of Canterbury Gift Soyer Dorish: Reg Keilty Ltd. Gift, Village of Canterbury Gift Jack Durling: Skiff Lake Cottage Owners Association Award for Academic Excellence, Prize in memory of Lawerence Grant, Gift in memory of Earl Dow, Gift in memory of Royden Graham, Village of Canterbury Gift Mariah Hume: Branch 1428 NBTA Teachers’ Association Bursary, Porter Trucking Gift in memory of Lee Porter, Village of Meductic Gift Abby Ivey: Canterbury Fire Dept. Gift, Village of Canterbury Gift Jordan Keilty: Proficiency in Metals 120 and Co-op 120, High Lift Auto Bursary, Prize in memory of Nick Keilty, Canterbury Fire Department Gift, Gift in memory of Wayne & Darlene Lozier, Village of Canterbury Gift Mason Keilty: High Lift Auto Bursary, Village of Canterbury Gift, Prize in memory of Nick Keilty Ashlyn Leeman: Gift in memory of Pearl Furrow, Gift in memory of Nick Keilty, Academic Achievement prize, Gift in memory of Epie Leeman, LH Gould Ltd. Gift Paige Luimes: 2nd highest standing in Grade 12, Proficiency in Culinary 12, Housing & Design 120, Academic Excellence, St. Thomas University Francis M. McLaughlin Scholarship, Woodstock Rotary Scholarship, Gift in memory of Earl Dow, Village of Canterbury Gift Ashton Lyons: Gift in memory of Leroy Lyons, Gift in memory of Robert Dickison, Gift in memory of Royden Graham, Village of Meductic Gift Emma Patey: 3rd highest standing in Grade 12, Proficiency in Theatre Arts 120, Workplace Finance Math 120 and Coop 120, High Lift Auto Bursary, Village of Canterbury Gift, Pauline Forrest-Souther O’Reagan Bursary, NBCC Entrance Scholarship

CARLETON NORTH HIGH SCHOOL William Anderson: Centreville Equipment Bursary, Leadership in Agriculture Science Marissa Arseneault: CNHS Award Brady Banks: Gaylon Crain Memorial Scholarship, Chatter High Award, Rayners Automotive Tool Set for Leadership in Auto Electrical Felicity Boxwell: Bath Lions Club Scholarship, Smith Drugs Award, Bath Regional Rec. Council Award Emily Boyd: G. Edward Drost & B. Kathleen Drost Scholarship, Carleton North Community Foundation Scholarship, Honour Cord Austin Broad: Kathleen D Reid Scholarship, Bath Regional Recreation Council Award Cain Broad: Kathleen D Reid Scholarship, Bath Regional Recreation Council Award Jared Broad: Bath Regional Recreation Council Award Jodi Broad: CNHS Award Riley Broad: BWS Manufacturing Award, Bath Regional Recreation Council Award Connor Brown: CNHS Award Owen Budrow: Star Award, CNHS Award

Sophie Chase: 3rd Overall in the Graduation Class, Gold Star Award, Crandall Colborne Housing Scholarship, Chancellor’s Leadership & Service Scholarship, Board of Governors Crowe Scholarship, Tracey Lynn McLean Memorial Scholarship, Edgar R. Teed Scholarship, Spirit of Emma P. Award, Carleton North Community Foundation Scholarship, Leadership in Culinary Tech, Honour Cord Tristen Clark: CNHS Award Dylan Cowan: CNHS Award Savanah Cullins: BWS Manufacturing Award Evan Cummings: Mike D. Kilfoil Scholarship, Bath Lions Club Scholarship, Governor Thomas Carleton Scholarship, Monseigneur Oram Knights of Columbus Scholarship, G. Edward Drost & B. Kathleen Drost Scholarship, Florenceville Rotary Scholarship, Carleton North Community Foundation Scholarship, St. John the Evangelist CWL Award, Honour Cord Simon Darrah: Bath Regional Recreation Council Award Christal DeMerchant: CNHS Award Tristen DeMerchant: Bath Regional Rec. Council Award Elliot Derrah: Bath Regional Recreation Council Award Terry Drier: CNHS Award Abigail Dumont: CNHS Award Claudia Duplessis: CNHS Award Grace Elliott: Edwin Jacob Scholarship, Carleton County Women’s Institute Award, Laura McCain Memorial Scholarship, Florenceville Rotary Scholarship, Kyle J. Adams Memorial Scholarship, Eugene Burpee Scholarship, Principal’s Award of Excellence, Leadership in: Canadian History, English Language Arts 122, Environmental Science & Foundations Math, Royal Canadian Legion Scholarship, Honour Cord Bryson Ellis: Glassville Seed Producers Scholarship Jaheil Ferron: Carleton Victoria PC Association Award Lou Foster: Turn Around Award, Leadership in Financial Workplace Math, Honour Cord Ethan Goodwin: Star Award, HJ Crabbe & Sons Award Paige Gorey: Bath Regional Recreation Council Award Ivory Guest: Bath Regional Recreation Council Award Laura Guzik: 1st Overall in Graduation Class, Star Award, Dalhousie University Renewable Entrance Scholarship, Governor General’s Award of Excellence, Leadership in PreCalculus B, Biology and FILA, Honour Cord Jeremy Hansma: Leadership in Growth, Goals and Grit 120, Honour Cord Colby Harrington: CNHS Award Lindsay Harris: CNHS Award Julian Hawthorne: Centreville Elks Club Bursary, Bath Regional Recreation Council Award Devon Holmes: CNHS Award Erica Holmes: CNHS Award Ryan Holmes: CNHS Award Amanda Hubley: CNHS Award Barrett Jamer: CNHS Award Austin Kilfoil: Bath Regional Recreation Council Award Cloey Kinney: Star Award, Mountain View Packers & McGrath Group of Companies Scholarship Jaylyn Kinney: Bath Regional Recreation Council Award Tam Nhu Le: Jostens Leadership Award, Pauline Forest/ Suther O’Regan Memorial Scholarship, Andrew and Laura McCain Scholarship, Dr. Everett Chalmers Hospital Auxiliary Entrance Bursary, Leadership in: Pre-Calculus A, Chemistry and Physics, Honour Cord Emma LeBlanc: Gold Star Award, Bath Lions Club Schol-

arship, G. Edward Drost & B. Kathleen Drost Scholarship, Bath Regional Recreation Council Award, Emma Pearson Bursary Hailey LeBlanc: Gold Star Award, CNHS Award, Honour Cord Mikayla LeBlanc: CNHS Award Gracie MacLeod: Star Award, Jostens Leadership Award, CNHS Award, St. John the Evangelist CWL Award Véronique Maltais: Gold Star Award, NBTA Memorial Scholarship, Governor Thomas Carleton Scholarship, G. Edward Drost & B. Kathleen Drost Scholarship, Norris Hayward Memorial Scholarship, Honour Cord Tia Manuel: CNHS Award Jack McAffee: Cole T. Hunter Legacy Scholarship, Knoxford Tracey Mills Women’s Institute Award, Amanda Reynolds Memorial Scholarship, NB Public Colleges Entrance Scholarship, Sperry L. Green Scholarship, Leadership in Mill & Cabinet, Honour Cord Abigail Mcallister: CNHS Award Ethan McBrine: CNHS Award Dylan McCullough: CNHS Award Christina McDougall: CNHS Award Lauryn McIsaac: CNHS Award, STAR Award Jordan McQuade: CNHS Award William Murphy: CNHS Award Trisha Grace Nicholson: CNHS Award Cheyenne O’Donnell: CNHS Award, Honour Cord Dustin O’Donnell: CNHS Award Mason Oakes: CNHS Award, STAR Award Amelie Promp: Star Award, Arrow Transportation 2021 Scholarship Abagail Ritchie: Gold Star Award, Glenna Williamson/Jeffrey Boyer Scholarship, Class of 2008 Memorial Scholarship Riley Roche: CNHS Award, Honour Cord Benjamin Rogers: CNHS Award, Royal Canadian Legion Scholarship Autumn Ruff: Leadership in Nutrition and Healthy Living Travis Salmon: Bath Regional Recreation Council Award Tristan Sarchfield: CNHS Award Gillian Schriver: Highlift Auto Service Award Lauren Schriver: CNHS Award, Honour Cord, HJ Crabbe & Sons Award Meaghan Schriver: St. Mary’s University Renewable Entrance Scholarship, Anglican Church of the Good Shepard Bursary, Woodstock Unit #95 ANAVETS Bursary, Knights of Columbus Scholarship, Royal Canadian Legion Scholarship, Honour Cord Josephine Schwanewede: Purdy MacDonald Scholarships & Bursaries, Governor Thomas Carleton Scholarship, Leadership Awards in: Co-Op Education, Fine Arts, and Housing & Design, Honour Cord Wyman Scott: Bath Regional Recreation Council Award Keiza McCrae: CNHS Award Carson Smith: CNHS Award Kelsey Smith: Bath Lions Club Scholarship, Anglican Church of the Good Shepard Bursary, Carleton County Women’s Institute Award, NB Public Colleges Entrance Scholarship, Dr. Peter Wybanga Scholarship, Bath Regional Recreation Council Award, Honour Cord Arizona Sparks: CNHS Award Nicholas Sparks: Bath Regional Rec. Council Award Reece Steeves: Bath Regional Rec. Council Award Hunter Stone: Dr. Murray Mutrie Woodstock Masonic Lodge #11 Bursary, Bath Regional Rec. Council Award

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Amber Taylor: Dr. Murray Mutrie Woodstock Masonic Lodge #11 Bursary, Honour Cord Savanah Thibodeau: Leadership in English Lang. Arts 123 Jacob Thompson: Gold Star Award, Ward Chipman Founder’s Scholarship, NBTA Memorial Scholarship, G. Edward Drost & B. Kathleen Drost Scholarship, Florenceville Rotary Scholarship, Kyle Brown Bursary Leann Timmer: Saint Mary’s University Ent. Scholarship, ScotiaBank Award, Leadership in Calculus, Honour Cord Isaiah Tucker: Bath Regional Rec. Council Award Amelia Tweedie: Bath Regional Rec. Council Award Benjamin Walton: CNHS Award Haley White: CNHS Award Jordan White: CNHS Award Breanna Williams: Bath Regional Rec. Council Award Miah Williams: Star Award, Bath Regional Rec. Council Award, Northern Carleton Pharmacy Award Olivia Williams: 2nd overall in the Graduating Class, Star Award, Saint Mary’s University Renewable Entrance Scholarship, Bell Aliant Pioneers of New Brunswick Award, Leadership Awards in: Business, Law and Personal Interest, Honour Cord Evan Woodland: CNHS Award HARTLAND COMMUNITY SCHOOL Chloe Anderson: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award, Linda Ross Memorial Bursary, Royal Canadian Legion Bursary, Woodstock Fire Department & Ladies Auxiliary Bursary, SeaFort Scholarship, UNB Governor Thomas Carleton Scholarship George Anderson: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award Emily Arbeau: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award, Linda Ross Memorial Bursary, Carleton 45 Green Party Award, NBTA Branch 14-29 Bursary, Daniel & Jean James Memorial Award - Highest Standing in Leadership, McCain International Women’s Day Writing Contest Winner, UNIFOR Local 2001NB Scholarship, UNB Purdy MacDonald Scholarship Alexandra Barrett: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award Bryson Belyea: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award Maggey Blois: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award, Britney Brewster Memorial Family Bursary Nicholas Briggs: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award Celena Brooks: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award Paige Brown: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award, HCS Academic Athlete Award, HCS Academic Award, Royal Canadian Legion Hartland Bursary, Woodstock Unit #95 ANAVETS Bursary, Valley Honda Award – Highest Standing in Foundations of Math, New Brunswick Seed Growers Co-operative Award, Graydon & Ella Nevers Memorial Award, Woodstock Rotary Club Scholarship Keeley Bunting: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award, HCS Student Council Award, Connell Chrysler Award – Highest Standing in Financial & Workplace Math, Britton Funeral Home Award – Highest Standing in Sociology Jaimeson Clark: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award, Valley Treats Award Jennifer Craig: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award Riley Davenport: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award

Tristan DeMerchant: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award, Carleton Riding PC Association Award Tate Dickinson: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award, Royal Canadian Legion Hartland Bursary, Ladies Auxiliary Royal Canadian Legion #24 Bursary Aidan Essensa: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award, Eileen Hargrove Memorial Award – Highest Standing in Culinary, Daniel & Jean James Memorial Award – Highest Standing in Nutrition, Woodstock Rotary Club Scholarship, UNB William & Lois Paine Founder’s Scholarship Jannette Etherington: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award Faith Foster: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award, Evelyn Carten Memorial Bursary, Hockey NB - The Jim Stirling Scholarship, Eugene Burpee LPN Scholarship Jesse Foster: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award Ethan Hallett: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award Ashton Herbert: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award Melynda Keith: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award Jacob Kent: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award Jacob Limani: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award Gage Luskey: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award Damon McBrine: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award, HCS Male Athlete of the Year, Hartland Lions Club Melinda McGill Memorial Bursary – Highest Standing in Physics, Valley Equipment Award – Highest Standing in Pre-Calculus, Royal Canadian Legion Hartland Bursary, Pauline Forrest/Suther O’Regan Memorial Bursary, UNB William & Lois Paine Founder’s Scholarship, UNB Boyer Scholarship Khloi Mean: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award Laura Nancekievill: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award, HCS Female Athlete of the Year, Eileen Hargrove Memorial Award – Highest Standing in Culinary, Valley Retreading & Sales Ltd Award, Valley Treats Award, Woodstock Rotary Club Scholarship, Canadian Association of Principals Student Leadership Award, Miss V Memorial Bursary, Rosalie B. Kirkpatrick Scholarship, STU Leadership Scholarship, STU Athletic Residence Award, STU Scholars Scholarship Elisha Neron: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award, Delbert & Greta Everett Memorial Bursary, HCS Academic Award, M&A Automotive Award, Daniel & Jean James Memorial Award – Highest Standing in Canadian History, NB Public Colleges Entrance Scholarship Elijah Nicholson: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award Abigail Noble: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award, Britney Brewster Memorial Academic Bursary, HCS Academic Award, Britton Funeral Home Award – Highest Standing in Distance Education, Sgt. Ivan Orser Memorial Award – Highest Standing in English, Daniel & Jean James Memorial Award – Highest Standing in Post Intensive French, G. Peter Hyslop PC Inc. – Highest Standing in Law & Cooperative Education, Woodstock Rotary Club Scholarship, The Sir Charles G.D. Roberts Medal of Literacy Excellence – 3rd Place, Norris Hayward Memorial Scholarship, Town of Hartland – Community Leader of Tomorrow Bursary, St. Thomas University Millennium Bursary, St.

Thomas University Francis N. McLaughlin Scholarship, The Governor General’s Medal – Highest Academic Average Taylor Oakes: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award Tori Ross: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award, Eileen Hargrove Memorial Award – Highest Standing in Culinary, Exit Realty Platinum – Highest Standing in Information Technology, NB Public Colleges Entrance Scholarship Delaney Rupnow: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award, Aiton–Belyea Memorial Prize, Valley Car Care & Tire Award, Evelyn Carten Memorial Bursary, Woodstock Rotary Club Scholarship, UNB Purdy MacDonald Scholarship, UNB Governor Thomas Carleton Scholarship Emma Springer: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award, Valley Treats Award Fabien St. Amand: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award Matthew Stairs: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award Braden Stephenson: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award, Hartland Lions Club Melinda McGill Memorial Bursary – Essential Skills Capstone Project, Highlift Auto Service Trades Bursary, NBTA Branch 14-29 Bursary Taylor Sullivan: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award, Aiton Drug Award, Britney Brewster Memorial Friend Bursary, Walter Spike Memorial Bursary Mollee Trecartin: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award Sammy Vail: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award, Britton Funeral Home Award – Highest Standing in World Issues & Visual Arts, Daniel & Jean James Memorial Award – Highest Standing in Intro to Environmental Science, HCS Academic Award Day & Ross Leadership Award, Dr. Rudy Stocek & Dr. Sara Ghanem Award – Highest Standing in Biology, Woodstock Rotary Club Scholarship, STU - President’s Scholarship Emily Walton: Hartland Freshmart Award, Hartland ValuFoods Award, Britton Funeral Home Award – Highest Standing in Business Organization & Management, Summit Professional Services Award, Hartland Lions Club Melinda McGill Memorial Bursary – Highest Standing in Individual & Family Dynamics, St. FX Entrance Scholarship NACKAWIC HIGH SCHOOL Matthew Bell: Riverbend Log Homes Prize Sydney Birt: UNIFOR Local 219 Bursary, Lauren Boonstoppel: Dordt University Presidential Scholarship, Van Klaven Achievement Grant, Dordt University Institutional Grant Zoe Brewer: George Rockwell Memorial Scholarship, AV Nackawic Inc. ‘Best Overall Student’, Burtt’s Corner Lioness Bursary, Karle Scott Award for Highest Standing in Calculus 120, Queens University Entrance Scholarship Holly Carr: Ryan’s Pharmacy Bursary Dylan Clark: Merle Wallace Ltd. Award for Most Improved Grade 12 Mathematics, NHS Athletic Dept. Award Kalie Clark: Royal Canadian Legion Branch 59 Millville Scholarship, Ward Chipman Founder’s Scholarship Leanne Cormier: Retired Teachers of Nackawic Elem.

School Bursary, Andrew Pickard Memorial Award Kevin Coulter: A-1 Detailing & Engineering Award, Craig’s Manufacturing Turnaround Award Kaycee Currie: Teddy Hoyt Memorial Bursary, Topmar Nackawic Prize Olivia Gould: Royal Canadian Legion Lower Southampton Branch 27 Scholarship, Cindy McCormick Memorial Schol-

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arship, NHS Student Leadership Group Prize, J.D. Irving Ltd. Scholarship Zachary Graham: Royal Canadian Legion Lower Southampton Branch 27 Scholarship, Alyre Basque Memorial Scholarship, NBCC Entrance Scholarship Matthew Grant: Cal’s – Your Independent Grocer Prize Brianna Jack: Jostens Excellence Medal, Sabian Bursary, First Rate Driver Instruction Prize, University of Vermont Presidential Scholarship Dominique Jean: Carleton & North York Branch of Retired Teachers of NB Pauline Forrest/Suther O’Regan Scholarship, New Brunswick Teachers Association Branch 1428 Scholarship, St. Thomas University Leadership Scholarship Autumn Lagacy: NHS Athletic Department Award, Subway Fresh Start Scholarship, Frank Fraser Joslin and Blanch I. (Hood) Joslin Scholarship Luke McLellan: Royal Canadian Legion Branch 59 Millville Scholarship Austin Mills: Carleton York PC Association Award Ryan Moorcroft: A-1 Detailing & Engineering Award, Governor Thomas Carleton Scholarship Whittney Morehouse: Dr. Mary Ann Bramstrup Prize, NHS Yearbook Prize Riley Nason: NHS Together in 2000 Scholarship, UNIFOR Local 219 Bursary, Nackawic Fire Department Award, Cindy McCormick Memorial Scholarship Joe Patterson: BID with Messer Canada Prize Levi Pike: Governor General’s Bronze Medal, AV Nackawic Inc. Highest Marks in Sciences, UNIFOR Local 219 Bursary, Royal Canadian Legion Branch 59 Millville Scholarship, Richard P. Logie Memorial Scholarship, UNB Scholarship Kyle Shannon: NHS Administration Award Ayla Taylor: Jostens Excellence Medal Kaitlyn Thornton: Cal’s – Your Independent Grocer Prize Jacob Van Oord: F.R. Flewelling Bursary Cecil Williams: High Lift Auto Prize, NAPA Auto Parts & Collier Brothers Prize Mya Wood: Myrtle Seymour Memorial Award

WOODSTOCK HIGH SCHOOL Gracie Andow: Crandall University Board of Governors’ Langley Entrance Scholarship, President’s Service & Leadership Scholarship, Colburne Housing Scholarship, Varsity Girls’ Volleyball Award Sylvie Bartlett: St. FX University Entrance Scholarship, St. Gertrude’s Catholic Women’s League Scholarship, Varsity Girls’ Hockey Award, small w activity award Elizabeth Beaton: UNB Entrance Scholarship, Trevor H. Shirtliff Difference Maker Scholarship, James Adams Scholarship, David Daye Bursary, Thunder Valley Classic Basketball Education Scholarship and large W activity award Carlovsky Bellefleur: Large W activity award Alek Bolger: UNB Entrance Scholarship Gabrielle Byrne: UNB Entrance Scholarship, Craig’s Turnaround Scholarship, Eurie M Billings Scholarship, Rotary Scholarship, Alistair Cameron Memorial Bursary, large W activity award Abby Carmichael-Keenan: Mt. Allison Entrance Scholarship, Rotary Scholarship, Paul Daniel Donovan Memorial Award, large W activity award, Varsity Activity Student of the Year and Josten’s Excellence Medal Josh Cassidy: Craig Turn Around Award Jordan Christie: UNB Entrance Scholarship Claire Cook: Michael J. Millie Scholarship, UNB Entrance Scholarship Shasta Costain: Craig’s Turnaround Award Emma Craib: St. Thomas President’s Scholarship, Woodstock Fire Department/Ladies Auxiliary Scholarship, large W activity award Elizabeth Davidson: Mt. Allison University Entrance Scholarship, Old Home Week Agriculture Exhibition Schol-

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arship, large W activity award Jordan Davis: Ward Chapman Founders Entr. Scholarship Samuel Farrell: Dalhousie University Entrance Scholarship, the Raymond Family Scholarship, Woodstock Warriors Hockey and Education Scholarship, Rotary Club Scholarship, Terri Ann Gibson Chemistry Prize, a large W activity award and this year’s Salutatorian Evan Findlater: Ralph & Avis Vail Memorial Scholarship, Craig Atherton Memorial Scholarship, small w activity award Isabelle Fletcher: Learning Disabilities Association of New Brunswick Scholarship, NBTA Credit Union Scholarship, UNB Entrance Scholarship, Destiny Andersen Memorial Scholarship, Woodstock Fire Department/Ladies Auxiliary Scholarship, Carleton Branch of the NB Society of Retired Teachers Pauline Forrest/Suther O’Regan Bursary, Dr. Murray Mutrie Masonic Lodge #11 Bursary, Mrs. Laura G. Simms English & Drama Award, small w activity award Kaylin Fullarton: Dalhousie Entrance Scholarship, small w activity award Alexandra Gaigneur: Mount Allison Entrance Scholarship Kathrine George: St. FX Entrance Scholarship, Vivian and William Dionne Memorial Scholarship and small w activity award Emma Godin: Dalhousie University Entrance Scholarship, Woodstock Fire Department/Ladies Auxiliary Scholarship, large W activity award Myah Graham: Acadia University Entrance Scholarship, Acadia renewable scholarship, J. Douglas & Nancy Loukes Memorial Scholarship, Female Varsity Athlete of the Year, David Daye Award, large W Activity Award Kallista Grant: Unifor local 219 bursary, Acadia Entrance scholarship, Residence Scholarship, The Lansdowne Special Care Home Prize in Honour of Claude Poitras of the Carleton York Regiment Elijah Gray: Greater Woodstock Chamber of Commerce Prize, Bob Brown Memorial Award, Thunder Valley Classic Basketball Education Scholarship and a large W activity award Ashley Green: Dalhousie University Entrance Scholarship, Woodstock Elks Lodge #349 Bursary, Woodstock Fire Department/Ladies Auxiliary Scholarship, Royal Canadian Legion Branch #11 Poppy Fund Scholarship Grace Hall: UNB Entrance Scholarship Gemma Hames: St. Thomas University Entrance Scholarship, Brunswick Rebekah Lodge #44 Bursary Vanessa Harris: Focus on Technology Certificate, Evan Graham Memorial Scholarship, NBCC Entrance Scholarship, Jean and John Welch Memorial Scholarship, Woodstock Unit #95 Anavets Scholarship, Old Home Week Agriculture Exhibition Scholarship, Rotary Scholarship, Stacey Collier Memorial Scholarship and a large W activity award Emma Hubbert: Paul Cogger Memorial Scholarship, Rotary Club Scholarship, John Irvine Caring Spirit Award Laura Hubbert: Mt. Allison Entrance Scholarship, Mt. Allison Bursary, Hatfield, Leech & Associates Bursary, Rotary Club Scholarship, Ashley Lisa Dawn Porter Memorial Scholarship, large W activity award and WHS Fine Arts Excellence in Music Award Luke Jewett: Highlift Auto Service Tradesman Bursary, KLine Family Scholarship Gabrielle Jones: Varsity Girls’ Volleyball Award Leah Jones: Dalhousie University Entrance Scholarship, Carleton County Music Festival Scholarship, Woodstock Arts Council Scholarship, Andrew and David Stitt Memorial Scholarship, large W activity award, WHS Fine Arts Excellence in Drama award Brandon Kennedy: K-Line Family Scholarship Logan Kennedy: Ralph and Avis Vail Memorial Scholarship, and Woodstock Truck Shop Scholarship Zander Lunnie: St. FX University Entrance Scholarship Chloe MacLeod: Crandall University Governor Langley Scholarship, Paul E. Bubar Memorial Scholarship, President’s Leadership & Service Scholarship, Colburne Housing

Scholarship, Newnham & Slipp Scholarship Riley Martin: Michael J. Millie Scholarship, UNB Entrance Scholarship, Rotary Scholarship, Sarchfield Electric and Sarchfield Security Ltd. Prize, River Valley Vision Award, Mary L. Noble Award, Robert E McBride Memorial Prize, Carleton Soldiers IODE Scholarship, Woodstock Jaycettes Bursary, a large W activity award, Jostens Excellence Medal and this year’s Valedictorian Matthew McHatten: Excellence in Carpentry Award, St. Thomas University Leadership Scholarship, STU Achievement Scholarship Hannah McIntosh: St Francis Xavier University Entrance Scholarship, Unifor Local 219 Bursary, Rotary Scholarship and a small w activity award Nya McLellan: Josh Cogswell Memorial Scholarship, Nurses Alumni Scholarship Ashtyn Morrell: Dr Jeb B Sutherland Memorial Scholarship, Carleton PC Riding Association Prize Nathan Newman: UNB entrance scholarship and a large W activity award Carilla Panton: Sharon Wright, RN Memorial Scholarship Emma Paul: Ryerson University Entrance Scholarship David Price: Crandall University Board of Governors Langley Entrance Scholarship, Leadership Service Scholarship, Colburne Housing Scholarship, President’s Leadership and Service Scholarship, Woodstock Y’s Men’s Club Scholarship Marcella Prior: Carroll Arthur Jewett Memorial Prize Jenna Rees: McCain Writing Contest, UNB Entrance Scholarship, Bob Vail Memorial Scholarship, Harold Culbert Memorial Scholarship, large W activity award Jacob Richards: Brock University Entrance Scholarship, Dr Kenneth Hetherington Memorial Scholarship, Jimmy Andow Memorial Scholarship, Woodstock Unit 95 Anavets Bursary, Royal Canadian Legion Branch #11 Scholarship Olivia Ritchie: Mt. Allison University Entrance Scholarship, Newnham & Slipp Scholarship, small w activity award Jackson Rivington: Bobby Vail Memorial Award Sarah Rushton: John A. Karnes Memorial Scholarship Autumn Sappier Paul: small w activity award Landon Schriver: Josh Cogswell Memorial Scholarship, small w activity award Faith Shaw: Ward Chipman Founder’s scholarship Brayden Sheen: Crandall University Langley Scholarship, Leadership Scholarship, Colburne Scholarship and Hopper Scholarship, Woodstock High School Men’s Hockey Alumni scholarship, Varsity Boys’ Soccer Award, large W activity award and Varsity Male Athlete of the year Violet Silva: St. Francis Xavier Entrance Scholarship, Norris Hayward Memorial Scholarship, Harry Hockenhull Trust Scholarship, Rotary Scholarship, Carleton Green Party Award, large W activity award and WHS Fine Arts Excellence in Visual Arts Award Adam Taylor: small w activity award Lyvia Thebeau: Exit Realty Platinum scholarship Chloe Thomas: St. Thomas Achievement Scholarship, Joyce Family Foundation Entrance Scholarship, Carleton Women’s Institute Prize, Rotary Scholarship, Richard Blaquiere Human Rights Award.

Cristian Vadureanu: UNB entrance scholarship and large W activity award Mya VanHorne: Sharon Wright, RN Memorial Scholarship, Woodstock Unit #95 Anavets Bursary Mallory Walker: Dalhousie University Entrance Scholarship, Kathleen Sutherland Olmstead Memorial Scholarship, K-Line Family Scholarship, Robert & Eileen Markey Memorial Scholarship Miranda Webber: Mt. Allison University Entrance Scholarship, Darren Culberson Memorial Bursary Amber White: Mt. Allison University Entrance Scholarship CONGRATULATIONS EVERYONE!