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February 22 The results
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show at for the second
4�th
consecutive ,year, GDCI
placed first out- of 20
secondary schools in the
Fermat .contest, for zone 78.
In the-Cayley contest, GDCI
placed eighth out of ' 20
schools,. In . the Pascal
contest, GDCI placed tenth
out of 21 schools.
The Euclid contest for
Grade 12 and the Descartes.
contest for Grade 13 will both
be held on Wednesday, April
20. ,1,
In the Pascal contest, Jeff
Scott, Angela Schneider and
Kenny Logtenberg placed
first, second and third
respectively and will receive
team certificates. Jeff will
receive the school champion
medal. Certificates of Merit
will be awarded to Jeff,
Angela, Kenny, and Mike
Howe and Baird Robinson
for placing among the top 25
per cent of contestants in
Canada.
In the Cayley contest, Lisa
Morgan, Shawn Rahbek and
Paul Alcock placed first,
second and third respl
Lively and will receive team
certificates Lisa will
receive the school champion
medal Certificates of l len•t
will be, :awarded to Ura, `'^"
Shawn andPa for plac,
among the top per •
contestants in Canada
In the Fermat contest,
Shawn ,, Doherty, Chris
Starkey and Darryl Wilson
placed first, second and
respectively and will receive .
team certificates. GDCI
made the Provincial Team
Honor Roll by placing 42nd
out of 517 secondary schools
competing in Ontario. Shawn
and Chris will receive
Certificates of Distinction
for placing in the top ten.of
all contestants in Canada.
Darryl and Teresa Cannon,
Joan Hendriks and Dinesh
Weerasooriya will receive.
Certificates of Merit for
placing among the top 25 per
cent of contestants in
Canada.
Shawn Doherty, will not
only receive the school
champion medal but also
placed on the Canadian
Student Honor Roll which
means that he is among the
top one percent of all con-
testants in Canada. This is a
significant achievement
because there were over
40,000 contestants from over
1300 secondary schools
across Canada.
GDCI winners in the Pascal (Grade 9), Cayley (Grade 10) and Fermat
(Grade 11) math contests are, front row, left to right, Angela Schneider
(Pascal -second), Kenny Logtenberg (Pascal -third) and Lisa Morgan
( Cayley-first); and back row, left to right, Paul Allcock (Cayley-third),
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Marilyn Drehmann. ( Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
Shawn Doherty (Fermat -first), Jeff Scott (Pascal -first), Darryl Wilson
(Fermat -third), Chris Starkey (Fermat -second) and Shawn Rahbek
(Cayley-second). (Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
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