Elton Collegiate student award winners

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Elton Collegiate student award winners

Details: Published on Thursday, June 25, 2015

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Tiffany Barsness: Wesley and Harriet Pentland Memorial Award.

Courtney Clark: second highest average, introduction to Calculus 45S, life/work transition 40S, pre-calculus math 40S.

Kellie Cords: RM of Elton Award, Andrew Bieganski Memorial Scholarship.

Diane Fansher: C. W. Percy Crookshank award.

Tanner Hay: Minnedosa Archery Club Bursary.

Jessica Heeney: health care scholarship.

Austin Humphreys: Wesley and Harriet Pentland Memorial Award.

Cassandra Goertzen: drama 40G, Kiwanis scholarship, Forrest Special Projects Award.

Allison Latell: Jeans’ Day Scholarship.

Charley Maxwell: applied math 40S, biology 40S, essential math 40S, French 40S, highest average, Governor General’s Award (highest average in Grades 11 and 12), science award for highest average in math and two other sciences at Grade 12 level and continuing with post-secondary education, jazz band 40S, top female senior varsity athlete, citizenship award, agriculture award,Manitoba High School Athletic Association scholar-athlete award nomination, Raymond Girling Award (highest combined average Grades 11 and 12 in Rolling River School Division).

Rowena Martin: band 40G, choir 40S, drama 40G, Rapid City Elementary School Staff Bursary, Elsie Taylor Memorial Scholarship, valedictorian.

Riley McLeod: Craig Turner Memorial Scholarship.

Faith Northam: food and nutrition 40S, Wesley and Harriet Pentland Memorial Award.

Hunter Plowman: chemistry 40S, law 40S, physics 40S, RM of Cornwallis Scholarship.

Tristan Redfern: citizenship award, Wesley and Harriet Pentland Memorial Award.

Aydyn Roberts: citizenship award.

Elizabeth Rust: citizenship award.

William Sikora: top male senior varsity athlete, Heritage Co-op Award, agriculture award, Shilo and Region Service Club Scholarship, Alice Willmott Memorial Scholarship, Andrew Bieganski Memorial Scholarship, Manitoba High School Athletic Association scholar-athlete award nomination.

Nash Skrzypek: ELA literary focus 40S, Rolling River School Division bronze medallion for highest standing in combination of two Grade 12 ELA courses, congeniality award.