RDPC Grad 2019 Special Edition

CLASS OF 2019 THOMPSON CITIZEN GRADUATION SPECIAL

We are very pleased to present this graduation booklet to commemorate the achievements of Thompson’s newest graduates.

As you start this phase of your lives we wish you every success and happiness wherever the future takes you.

All the best from the staff of the Thompson Citizen!

Produced and published by the Thompson Citizen 141 Commercial Place, Thompson, Manitoba Phone 204-677-4534 Fax 204-677-3681 www.thompsoncitizen.net Š July 2019

R.D. Parker Collegiate Graduation Exercises Master of Ceremonies Robyn Foley Opening Prayer Elder Jack Robinson Memory Walk “Hallelujah” Melina Gegenfurtner & Justin Sterzuk-Corbell Grad Procession R.D. Parker Concert Band “0 Canada” R.D. Parker Vocal Jazz

Congratulatory Messages Mayor of Thompson Colleen Smook Principal’s Address Rob Fisher Parents’ Message Bruce Krentz Superintendent of Human Resources & Policy Angele Bartlett Board of Trustees Saima Aziz Indigenous Message MKO Grand Chief Garrison Settee Presentation of Traditional Gifts Angel Cook, Rishwan Dherdi, Gianna Dusecina, Hunter Frank-Settee-Beardy, Jaylen Grandy, Kya Houle, Tressa McDonald, Gazi Rahman, & Owen Settee Honour Song R.D. Parker First Nation Drummers lntroduction of Guest Speaker Brandi Jenkins & Reese St. Pierre Guest Speaker Kelly Scallion Introduction of Valedictorian Rachel Lafreniere Valedictorian Lala Rukh “For Good” R.D. Parker Vocal jazz

Awards School District Board of Trustees Student Awards for Academic Excellence Saima Aziz Presentation of Governor General’s Bronze Medal Rob Fisher Presentation of Diplomas & Scholarships R.D. Parker Administration Recessional “Hey Look Ma, I Made It”

Mayoral Speech Colleen Smook

IT’S JUST SUCH

an honour to be here. My first daughter graduated in 1998, as did two of the fellow presenters here on the stage tonight, which just shows you how strong the community of Thompson is and is becoming all the time.

In 1998, there wasn’t the honouring of our Indigenous people that make up our land and that were here before us.

The multiculturalism in Thompson, in general, has grown just so much over this last 48 years that I have been in Thompson. It is just so wonderful to see.

You graduates are about to embark on the world. Some of you are going along for further education and you will come back as our doctors and lawyers and whatever and we’re just going to embrace you. Some of you will be staying in town, we’ll be able to visit you every day. We’ll see you in the streets, working in Thompson alongside us and with us and out in our outlying areas.

That is just such a great feeling to me and everybody has come together like they have to wish you well in your future.

And your future is just beginning; as you’re going to hear from a lot of these people tonight.

So I just want to say, it’s a little bit extra special to me that I’ve had grandchildren in all of the elementary schools and a lot of you that I see out here tonight, I have watched you grow up over the years with my grandchildren and that.

So please continue on with your thoughts, whatever’s in life that you want, nothing can stop you, the world’s just your oyster.

So on behalf of my fellow city councillors and myself, this north is a great place and for those of you that stay we’re going to make it better, for those of you that move away, you will be back. Thompson will be forever in your thoughts. It is your home town, it is our home town. So thank you again graduates and have a wonderful life experience.

Principal’s Address Rob Fisher

GOOD EVENING

everyone. I’d like to thank each and every one of you around this arena and those sitting behind the graduates for being here, to celebrate this wonderful occasion,especially the parents, grandparents, teachers, family and friends that are here tonight.

On behalf of myself and of the graduates, whatever your relationship is with the class of 2019, thank you for being a person who cares, a person who cares about the 155 kids sitting in front of me this evening.

Some of you knew this would be happening for some time now and have been anticipating this event since kindergarten.

A few of you wondered if you would be here tonight, even as late as last week, and are pleasantly surprised that your kid is graduating tonight.

Whichever group you fall into, thank you for the support you’ve shown our graduates in the years leading up to tonight and that you continue to show by being here on this occasion.

To the graduates of the class of 2019 ...

You have worked hard to be here tonight and have made your mark on our school in many ways.

You are the class who ... continue to honour recent traditions like the grad parade, (that always seems to happen in the rain lately) We’re sorry for wrecking your speakers Smitty.

You are the class who ... continue to do the elementary school visits that happened this morning — making all of your previous teachers proud of you and providing hope for our younger students to someday graduate like you are doing tonight.

You are the class who ... continue to belong to so many school-based clubs, teams, and student-led activities, too numerous to mention, that happen at our school because of teacher and parent volunteers, and you, because of your eager participation.

You are the class who ... continue to start new clubs and initiatives at our school, like spirit squad — all to make R.D. Parker and Thompson a better place for everyone.

You are the class who ... upgraded the Grade 12 prank to now be the Grade 12 prank week, and you set the bar higher than ever before by wrapping my entire office with 20 rolls of aluminum foil.

I knew something was up when I arrived to work that morning and many of you were waiting in the main office, snickering and giggling with the camera apps open on your phones.

I couldn’t believe my eyes when I saw what you did to my office, and what it must have required of you — • The sheer determination, — • the intensity of purpose, — • the attention to detail, — • the competence and confidence to succeed, — • the capacity to work together, — • the commitment to achieve a common goal (even if the worthiness of that goal is questionable).

These are some of the traits that we have been hoping to impart on you as students in the School District of Mystery Lake and more specifically here at R.D. Parker Collegiate.

After foil-gate, quite a few people mentioned to me something to the effect of “if we could only get the kids this dedicated to their schooling on a daily basis, imagine what they could achieve!”

But Class of 2019, you know that you actually have shown these traits and qualities much of the time in your last four years here at R.D. Parker, whether it was in Grade 9 when you first joined us, in Grade 10 and 11 when you continued to develop your character and find your way, or in this, your graduating year.

I would like to congratulate all of you on being the beautiful young adults you have become.

On behalf of the teachers and staff of R.D. Parker Collegiate congratulations on being a part of the graduating class of 2019.

We wish you the best of luck, wherever your paths may lead.

Thank you , — Kinanaskomitten, — Merci Boucoup.

Parents’ Message Bruce Krentz

WE LOVE YOU

and we are proud of you.

You already know that!

That doesn’t mean it doesn’t need to be said!

My message tonight is built on passing on advice … from my life, and from parents I have reached out to … ‘cause as parents giving advice is what we do...whether you like it or not!

Somewhat surprisingly my first little nugget comes from the Kings Hockey Club inner circle …

If you love someone say it and say it out loud.

That sentiment coming for a group like that, where it might be hard to say, makes me hopeful for the world you will live in. Being comfortable telling each other we love them and being able to express ourselves for who we are is amazing. We have a long way to go in this world but at least we are moving in the right direction.

If you love someone say it and say it out loud if it’s true and if you mean you will never regret it.

We love you and we are proud of you!

In the program it says parent speech but I am speaking for everyone who had a hand in helping you get from zero to the walk across this stage. It’s step parents, kookums, foster parents, nanas, pappies, omas aunts and uncles … people you call auntie that aren’t really you aunt, neighbours, your big sister, your coaches, mentors and teachers...you get the picture.

It takes a village to raise an idiot … we put in the work … we did it … we raised you.

Just like all of you are different … so are all of the people that helped on your journey so speaking on behalf of that group is some pretty tricky business.

That fact really hit home with me at the prom last week.

I thought I had crossed paths with the majority of this class

but that night I realized just how amazingly big and diverse your class and this group of parents really is.

I’m not going to lie, that a few more knots to my stomach for tonight.

Over the past four years Marnie and I have been what we like to call “involved” but I think a better description might be helicopter parents. It isn’t out of the question that Murphy is a little tired of having a parent around. Our participation rate in extracurricular events is a shockingly high number … whether that is good or bad probably depends on what side of this podium you are on.

Regardless thanks to Murphy and to those of you we’ve got to know … not just for letting us in as spectators … but as a participants in a little slice of your high school experience and life journey.

And look … now I have inserted myself for one last helicopter moment here tonight! You are graduating and looking grown up but you will always be kids to us so …

My high school math teacher and volleyball coach Don Mclaughlin said to me on a trip once … you have your whole life to grow up … don’t rush that … do it when it feels right … you don’t have to drink or have a serious partner until you are ready … and I would add … if you want to wear high tops … keep wearing them as long as you want!

I have given advice from some hairy manly hockey players … and my 1986 math teacher …

Now … here is the best of the best from your parents and your community.

Don’t sweat the petty things and don’t pet the sweaty things.

Fake confidence and real confidence are the same thing.

No matter what time it is, even if it’s in the middle of the night, call if you need a ride … that goes for your friends too

… don’t assume we will be upset because we won’t.

Pinchers don’t really pinch … hands up if you have actually been pinched by a pincher …

Know where the spare key is …

Being drunk is no excuse … I’m not saying don’t drink or smoke if you want to … but remember … at all times … you are responsible for you.

You can have cheap, fast, good … pick two, you can never have three.

If you can choose only one thing … choose to be kind.

Sometimes … peer pressure is a good system Don’t leave a good party to go to another … the second one is never as good.

If someone calls from a party asking you to come … don’t go … the party sucks and don’t flatter yourself … you can’t save it.

Never send a message in anger.

If you want your life to be perfect, first start with sorting your closet perfectly.

Go to the bathroom when you can.

Sometimes it’s OK to let the other person win if they need it. That doesn’t show weakness, it shows grace and

compassion.

Always shake the mustard before you put it on your food … that goes for the ketchup too.

We have control over our choices. We don’t have control over the consequences. Choose wisely!

Take advice from people older than you when they give it to you … they really are trying to help.

Spandex (dated reference) or compression clothes or whatever they are called these days don’t look good on most people … just saying.

Ask for help … in everything from lifting heavy objects to when you are feeling shitty late at night!

You will probably re-invent yourself many times in your life and that if just fine.

Live your life to the fullest however that looks to you: from jumping out of a plane to curled up in bed reading a book … you do you.

We are all insecure but It will be all right!

So …

I’ll end with … make good decisions …

And something you already know …

We love you and we are proud of you!

Board of Trustees Saima Aziz

GRADUATES,

teachers, family members and staff, it is an honour to

be a part of this celebration.

It is such a pleasure to share the intensity of emotions filling the room, as you who are graduating close this chapter of your life’s story.

High school graduation is one grand achievement. These past four years have gone by in just a blink of an eye.

Parents, you are probably wondering where the years have gone.

As you marvel at your kids’ accomplishments, it does not seem that long ago when these young adults we honour today were toddling off to start kindergarten.

All you graduates have put in a great deal of work and effort to get to this point, and we want you to know that we are all very proud of you.

You all have worked so hard and now you’ve successfully completed high school. May your future bring you much success and happiness!

Your graduation from high school is certainly an achievement, but there’s a lot more to come: goals,

challenges, and opportunities! Anything is possible when you just believe in yourself.

Your success is not a surprise! It’s well deserved and will give you a chance to spread your wings.

Always remember that you are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem and smarter than you think!

Chase your dreams. Never stop trying. Never stop learning. Live life to the fullest and give it nothing but your best.

You can achieve whatever you want in life. All you have to do is believe that you can and we believe in you.

Please always respect your teachers, your parents and elders, as you are here today because of their devotion and contributions.

A person who graduates from high school has to prepare for the new challenges waiting in the new chapter of life.

Learning every day is the key to success! Someone as special as all of you have the ability to create a beautiful world of tomorrow.

Happy graduation day.

Congratulations, you made it.

Indigenous Message MKO Grand Chief Garrison Settee

MR. PRINCIPAL,

Mayor Smook, the board of trustees, the superintendent and I want to say hi to the people sitting in the penalty box back there, and Mr. Krentz, thank you for that very moving speech, and first and foremost, the graduating class of 2019 of R.D. Parker Collegiate. Give them a hand!

This is your time. This is your moment. Take it in, absorb it, because you have earned this honour. Nobody gave it to you but you fought, sacrificed, and you dedicated yourselves to earn this honour that is bestowed upon you. And no doubt all of the parents, all of the grandparents, all of the extended families are very proud of you because of what you have accomplished on this day. This is a tremendous feat.

There have been many distractions, many obstacles, many adversities but today you are here and you are now officially graduates of R.D. Parker Collegiate.

I am very proud to be here in your presence. It is my distinct pleasure and honour to bring greetings from all the

MKO chiefs and they share in my congratulations to you and they share in my greetings and admiration for you on this day. You have made a lot of people proud.

I just want to challenge you this evening as you go forth with wherever life’s journey takes you, there are going to be choices, those choices can be very important. But one choice that you must make: choose not to be ordinary, choose to be extraordinary.

Choose to be change makers, choose to be game changers because we need you. The future needs you, because you are the future. You will transform the North for us, you will transform your communities on our behalf. So we trust you, we give you all our trust as you go forth to go to universities and colleges and different trades. And I just want to challenge you as you go forth: Let’s make the North, our North, a great, great territory for the future generations.

Be proud.

Kinanâskomitin. Hiy Hiy.

CONGRATULATIONS for your achievement.

University College of the North

HERE YOU CAN. UCN.CA

Valedictorian Address Lala Rukh

GOOD EVENING,

ladies and gentlemen, in a moment I’m going to address the grad class as valedictorian but before I do so I have to continue the tradition and take a quick selfie.

On behalf of the grad class of 2019, I’d like to welcome all parents, family, friends, teachers, and esteemed guests to the 58th commencement ceremony for R.D. Parker Collegiate.

Just like every other English essay, this speech was written about two hours ago, so I apologize to Ms. Horvath for all the grammatical errors I’m going to make. I will also keep my address short because I’m sure everybody’s ready to toss their hats and call it a night.

I am truly honoured to be standing before you today and to be graduating with such an amazing grad class; however, this would have not been possible without our incredible teachers who supported us throughout these past four years of our high school career. To all the teachers, we thank you for everything you do and the time and dedication you’ve put towards our education and growth. So, let’s give all the teachers in the audience tonight a huge round of applause.

And, although I may not know how to file my taxes yet, I could still draw you a pretty good unit circle or find you the derivative of four x cubed.

Let’s also not forget to thank the people that walked us to school when we were kids, that held our hands when we crossed the streets, packed our lunches and woke us up every

morning. Thank you to all the parents and family who have supported us for the last 18 years, through the good and the bad, the laughter and the tears. So, let’s give a huge round of applause for our family. Thank you so much.

And finally, I’d like to continue my thank yous and thank Google, Wikipedia, Photo-math, Sanpreet, and occasionally my parents’ fake email for getting me through high school.

With that being said, congratulations graduates. We have finally made it. “Started from the bottom, now looks like the whole team’s here.” We, as a grad class, accomplished a lot this year. We are one of the most successful group of grads to graduate. For example, Shiv Vyas is on his way to Waterloo University. Abbey Smith attended the National Honour Youth Band in Ottawa.

The Northstars finally won more than one game this season; good stuff, boys.

But, grad class, looking out at you guys tonight build a series of emotions. It’s crazy to think how fast these four years went by and it feels like just yesterday we all walked through the high school doors for Grade 9 orientation, so anxious and afraid. But let’s think back for a moment. Do you guys remember your first class, your first text, your first game, the first time Mr. Beck made you watch his deadlift videos, the second time he made you watch his deadlift videos, the third time he made you watch his deadlift videos–realizing he has his own YouTube channel filled with deadlift videos? What a guy.

However, as we reflect on these past four years and realize how time flew by so quickly, there is a universal truth that

we all have to face whether we want to or not: everything eventually ends. As much as I’ve looked forward to this day, I’ve always disliked endings. But endings are inevitable, and today is one of those days. Today, we say goodbye to everything that was familiar, everything that we called our home. We’re moving on and as we move down separate paths, let’s remember that there is no single definition to success because the truth is, there is so much diversity and talent amongst us. I am confident that each of us will find success in our own way. But it only gets faster and more difficult from now on because that’s what life is. It tries to throw rocks at you and tries to knock you down; however, we must always choose to stay strong and get back up. A famous philosopher named Big Sean once said, “Last night took an L but tonight, I bounce back.” So no matter how many L’s you may take, always get back up and never let anyone or anything bring you down.

Tonight, as we stand at the cusp of a new beginning, a new chapter in our lives opens and the old closes–leaving behind the memories we made together at high school. As we close this chapter in our lives and move forward, let’s never forget the moments we lived as teenagers. The moments

where we’d walk down the halls with our friends, tripping up and down the stairs, ironically, in front of your crush every time. I’m looking at you, Krishna.

High school wasn’t only four years of education and cramming the night before, but it was four years of friendships, growth, and the hall monitors constantly yelling at you to get to class on time.

But all jokes aside, this is a moment of goodbye. It’s goodbye to those late night meet ups with your friends at the statue, followed by cruising with your friends and possibly even getting lost on Deerwood Drive. *Brody Oberdorfer* It’s goodbye to those early morning A Block classes where you just wanted to sleep in. It’s goodbye to those late night cramming sessions because you forgot to study for that math test. It’s goodbye to laughing down the halls with your friends and it’s goodbye to all the teachers and people we see every day.

So graduates, I’d like to leave you guys with a final reminder. We get one life, just one, so love hard, live wild, fail often, and laugh always, but, most importantly, never forget the memories we made as the grad class of 2019.

Congratulations and thank you.

Scholarships

Arnold Morberg Bursary

Arthur Sanche Memorial Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum

Ethan Robert Graham Memorial Bursary

Ethan Robert Graham Music Scholarship

GLACIER/MDS Aero Test Scholarship for S.T.E.M.

Jordan G. Shaw Memorial

Justin Bradbury Memorial

Kay Campbell Memorial

Kerrie Brown Memorial

Knights of Columbus

Law North LLP Scholarship

Legion Ladies Auxiliary Bursary

Manitoba Aboriginal Youth Achievement Award

Mystery Lodge #174 Scholarship

Prom Committee

R.D.P.C. Award

R.W.F. Hunt Scholarship

Rotary Club

Ruth Gordon Memorial

Safe Grad

Sikh society of Thompson

TTA Scholarships

Thompson Gas Bar Co-op

Thompson Music Parents Thompson Northern Torpedoes Swim Club Scholarship

TGC Lowe Family Memorial Scholarship

Thompson Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship

Thompson Elks Lodge #471 Scholarship

Thompson Kin Club

Thompson Lions Club

Thompson Minor Hockey Association

Troy Anand scholarship

United Steelworkers of America Local 6166

Krishna Tripathi Arya Joshi, Shailey Toporowsky Jarrett Conley Louis Aube Abbey Smith Brandi Jenkins, Gianna Dusecina, Lala Rukh, Rishwan Dherdi Gianna Dusecina Gianna Dusecina, Abbey Smith Lala Rukh Kyle Tomchuk Brandi Jenkins Gavin Alcock, Rachel Sheppard, Shanakaye McFarlane Samantha Palaniuk Abbey Smith Brandi Jenkins, Shailey Toporowsky, Gianna Dusecina, Shanakaye McFarlane, Samantha Palaniuk, Kyle Tomchuk, Sydney Vallance, Shaylyn Melnyk, Tressa McDonald, Reese St. Pierre, Rachel Lafreniere, Mollie Pajic Lala Rukh, Rishwan Dherdi Rishwan Dherdi Kelsen Monteith, Nicholas Anderson Rachel Sheppard Murphy Krentz, Sydney Vallance Gagan Deep Singh, Rishwan Dherdi, Yash Patel Abbey Smith, Ashley Williams, Gavin Alcock, Gwyneth Regero, Joshua Belyea, Murphy Krentz, Rishwan Dherdi Zeenal Patel, Gazi Rahman Abbey Smith, Kailyn Kazlauskas Gibson Reid Murphy Krentz Gibson Reid Jasmine Lucas Bronte Land Murphy Krentz Murphy Krentz Kyle Tomchuk Gianna Dusecina, Gibson Reid, Kyle Tomchuk

Non Local Scholarships

Chown Centennial Scholarship The Pas Rotary Club/Bill McDonald Memorial Basketball Bursary Zone 11 Athletic Bursary

Brandi Jenkins Tressa McDonald Tressa McDonald

CONGRATS

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May you experience continued success in your future endeavours.

We are proud of you!

Congratulations on your Graduation

Allison

We cannot believe how fast the time has gone by from the first day we watched you and Kathleen heading off to Riverside for school – you resisting every step of the way and her tugging on your little hand reassuring you that everything would be great and you would have loads of fun. Now as you walked onto the stage to accept your diploma our hearts were bursting with pride and love but also a little sadness because our little girl was confidently looking towards the future.

Congratulations and best of luck in your studies at UCN. With love Nan and Papa!

Congratulations to my baby girl on your graduation – I am so proud of you.

- Love Dad No words can describe how very proud we are of you for getting your Grade 12 diploma. The world is yours, grab hold of it and make it as beautiful as you are!

- Lots of love, Mom, Chris and Nathan.

Congratulations to my baby sister Allison on her grade 12 graduation! “There is more treasure in books, than in all the pirates loot on Treasure Island” The world is yours, now go get it. - Love you, Caitlyn, Adam and Greyson.

WAY TO GO, GRADS! Special Congrats to

Congratulations Alli!! You made it past a big part of your life and are working onto the next big steps. No matter what you do, or where you go, I know that you will give it all you’ve got. We are so proud of you Grali. - We love you always, Kathleen & Dradon.

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Monique Ledoux Congratulations on Graduating

Congratulations Jarrett

You have just secured for yourself a better tomorrow by being responsible and taking charge of your life today.

We are very proud of everything you have accomplished!

Love from Mom, Dad and Family

Love Mom, Dad & Jordan

Congratulations Congratulations to the graduates of the

CONGRATULATIONS on your achievement

RAYMON SANDHU THEN

CLASS OF 2019

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WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU! Love Mom, Dad, Jashan and Grandparents

NOW

Special Congratulations to

Julia, Amy & Hailey

Congratulations on graduating‌ Wishing that brighter opportunities come your way and you achieve success in all of them!

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You did it!

TIONS TULA A R CONG

S OF S A L C

2019 From everyone at Thompson’s Biggest Little Secret 31 Oak St., Thompson (204) 677-3516

2019

Jacob Enns

Congratulations

Congratulations

Owen

on your graduation, Jacob.

YOU DID IT!!

We are forever proud of your accomplishments!

We are so proud!

From your family, Good luck in college!

GRAD 2019

Congratulations on your

Graduation

Matthew We are proud of you!

Love, Mom & Dad

Congratulations Michael Sheppard We are so proud of you!

Love, Mom & Dad, Justin, Family & Friends

ons i t a l u t ongra

C

HUNTER on your

Graduation!

Wishing you every success in the next chapter of your life.

We love you and we are so proud of you.

Love, Mom, Dad, brother & sisters

!

CONGRATULATIONS

KEVIN on your

G raduation!

Wishing you every success in the next chapter of your life.

We love you and we are so proud of you.

Love Nan, Pop, Mom & Dad

Class of 2019

Gavin Alcock

Nicholas Anderson

Louis Aube*

Yuvraj Bajwa

Quentin BallantynePetroff

Michael Baron*

Alexis Bayer

Chiara Beardy

Joshua Belyea*

Charity Bighetty

Ian Bighetty

Keith Bighetty-Cook

Justin Brenton

Gabriel Brightnose

Dennita Cameron

Tiffany Castel

Curtis Cober

Austin Colbourne

Janelle Colomb

Tristian Colomb

Starr Colombe

Jarrett Conley*

Hailey Cordell

James Cowan

Julia Davidson

Rishwan Dherdi

Acelyn Doran-Campbell

Allison Downton

Emily Dudas

Me-Kwan Dumas

Sadie Dumas

Kyle Dumas-Olson

Gianna Dusecina**

Jacob Enns

Daryn Erickson

Garret Evenson

Charlene Fenner

Jasmine Ferriss

Mark Fortin

Hunter FrankSettee-Beardy

Rayne Frederick

Katherine Gallagher

Melina Gegenfurtner**

Jaylen Grandy

Madison Gurniak*

Aaron Haase

Aiden Halcrow

Harankaha Arachchi, Sahasavi*

Cassidy Hartigan

Tashina Henderson

Kya Houle

Brandi Jenkins**

Arya Joshi**

Sanpreet Kaur**

Kailyn Kazlauskas

Keegan Keough

Murphy Krentz**

Mackenzie Ladyka

Rachel Lafreniere

Lindsay Laliberty

Monique Ledoux

Coral Linklater

Skyler Linklater

Jasmine Lucas

Zachary Lucas

Jamie Martin

Mason (Snowbird), Preston

Dawson Massan

Melanie Mayer**

Tressa McDonald

Shanakaye McFarlane*

Jayden McKay

Amy McKay-Barenz

Shaylyn Melnyk*

Braedin Melsted

Dominika Mendelova**

Kelsen Monteith**

Reanne Moore**

Natalia Morrison

Timothy Mowatt

Tanner Nowlin*

Brody Oberdorfer*

Jordy Pachkowski

Mollie Pajic

Samantha Palaniuk**

Alin Patel

Het Patel**

Saumya Patel**

Yash Patel

Zeenal Patel**

Zhan Pei Wen

Gazi Rahman**

Hunter Rambow

Gwyneth Regero*

Gibson Reid**

Talise Reynolds

Matthew Ricketts

Lala Rukh**

Emily Runions*

Hayden Sanderson

Raymon Sandhu*

Mackenzie Saunders

Owen Settee

Leonita Shabani

Michael Sheppard

Rachel Sheppard**

Gagan Singh Deep

Abbey Smith**

Alexander SpenceFlamand

St. Pierre, Reese

Justin SterzukCorbett

Kevin-Rae Sullivan

Mackenzie Teneycke

Kyle Tomchuk**

Shailey Toporowsky**

Kimberly Trapp

Nathan TraverseSmith

Krishna Tripathi**

Dylan Trout*

Julian Turner

Sydney Vallance*

Alphonse VeuillotSt. Pierre,

Raeleigh Vidler

Shiv Vyas**

Cassidy Wells

* Honors ** Honors with Distinction Alicia Wilby*

Ashley Williams

Maverick Beardy Albert Berard Dawson Bighetty Dylan Bignell Jonah Bishop Keith Blacksmith Sydney Constant-Young Angel Cook Danica Dimal

Amy Yurkiw**

Dominic Dimal Savannah Dorian Katherine Gunn Hunter Halcrow Stanley Hart Grace Hillick Sheldin Howard Tyra Keeper Bronte Land*

Chantelle Mercredi Vanessa Meredith Joshua Pajic Jeremy Sanderson Keistin Saunders St. Pierre, Avery Aallayah Templeton Anthony Tizzard Adam Walsh