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Central Huron Secondary Schbol graduates, from left: Brittany Cook, Jeff Elliott, Sean Bechtel
and Stephanie Sanderson, were all recipients of Norman Parks Garrett Memorial
Scholarships at their commencement on Oct. 6. The scholarship goes to students from Blyth
who are pursuing post-secondary education. Cook is attending_ the law clerk program at
Fanshawe College, Elliott is at Fanshawe College for building construction technology, Bechtel
is apprenticing at Whitechurch Construction and Sanderson is at Carleton University in the
Bachelor of Arts Honours program. (Shawn Loughlin photo)
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PAGE 24. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2006.
Locals among CHSS award recipients
for Christmas
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Your Kids
Students of Central Huron
Secondary School received
recognition for academic
achievements at the annual
commencement ceremonies on
Friday night.
Many locals were among -the
recipients including multiple senior
division award winner Lindsay
Gibson. A former Hullett Central
School pupil, Gibson was awarded
the Dr. Carolyn J. Wood award for
proficiency in biology 3U, the
Cargill Ltd. award for proficiency in
chemistry 3U, Judge and Mrs. Frank
Fingland memorial award for
proficiency in French 3U and the
B&M Fine Furniture award for
proficiency in family studies._
Gibson was also presented with
the Clinton and District Kinsmen
Club award for -proficiency in math
4U calculus and a W.D. Fair
scholarship for general proficiency.
John Weiler received the
proficiency in physics 4U, while his
brother Lawrence earned the Dr.
Grant Lee award for proficiency in
physics 3U.
The senior visual arts award was
presented to Nikki Vander Veen.
Stephanie Sanderson was
presented with the Canadian Parents
for French award for proficiency in
French 4U as well as the Clinton
Kinettes volunteerism award.
Sanderson was also one of our
Norman Parks Garrett memorial
scholarship recipients. This is
presented to Blyth students pursuing
post-secondary education. The
others were Sean Bechtel, Brittany
Cook and Jeff Elliott.
• Bechtel also got the math teachers
award for proficiency in Grade 12
college math.
Cook received the Heartland
Credit Union Businesses award for a
student continuing post-secondary
education in a business field.
The Radar Auto Parts Ltd. award
was presented to Adam McClure for
proficiency in transportation
technology (theory). Kaitlyn Toll
was awarded the Howick Mutual
Insurance Company business
scholarship for proficiency in several
business subjects.
Lauren Snell was a recipient of an
Ontario Co-operative Education
Association award. This is for
proficiency in co-operative
Dietz and Marcie McClure were
given the Seaforth Hospital
Auxiliary award. This is presented to
students continuing their education
in the health care field.
Among the Elizabeth Scott
bursarie recipients was Lindsay
McNichol.
In the general proficiency awards,
for year four, Alyssa Gross was
given the Murphy Bus Lines award.
Laura Black received the Haugh-
McNaughton memorial scholarship
as the students with the highest
average in Grade 11, with their core
program at the university level. She
was alSo a recipient of a Devereaux
Murray law award, presented ,to
students with the highest standing in
senior law.
Leeming memorial scholarships
are given to the students with the
highest averages in Grades 9-12.
Among the winners were Bethany
Black and Laura Black.
Lisa Root was the Grade 12
student who showed the most care
and dedication in the study of
history. For this she received the
Mackenzie Fisher memorial award.
The Geoff Banks award for
personal integrity went to Adam
McClure. This is presented to a
student who has best exemplified
and :promoted the qualities of
goodwill, humour, friendship and
respect among the staff and students.
Dietz was given the Bill
Carnochan memorial award as the
Grade 12 student who has
demonstrated perseverance,
leadership capability and a positive
attitude.
Laura Black was presented with
the Angela Konarski memorial
award. The criteria for this is that the
recipient be a Grade 11 student who
is outgoing, friendly and has
demonstrated an interest in helping
others through involvement in
school and community activities.
-Among the recipients of a Norma
Jeffrey memorial bursary was Erica
Dietz.
The Crime Stoppers award is
presented to a graduating student
who's expressed an interest in law,
police and/or security. This year's
recipient was Krista Shortreed.
Jenna Rinn was the recipient of the
Central Huron Secondary School
teachers' award. This is presented to
a student who makes CHSS a better
place through leadership both in and
out of the classroom.
Among the Ontario scholars were
Cook, Gross and Sanderson. These
are students who have earned an
aggregate of at least 480 marks in
any combination of Grade 12
courses, taken over two years that
provide a total of six credits.
Central Huron scholars, those who
have achieved first-class standing by
earning a minimum of 80 per cent
average over six senior level subjects
in their graduation year, included
Justin Baarda, Bechtel and Snell.
education.
Mark Wilbee was presented with a
Royal Canadian Legion Brach 156
award, given to grandchildren of a
Seaforth Legion member, who • are
going on to higher education. Erica
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