June 2016

Principal’s Message Happy Summer! This is our final report for the school year. We say “good bye and good

luck” to a number of staff and our 180 grads at this time of year. We had a terrific number of gradation events this year; please see VP Gillian Braun’s report for details. Graduating students should be aware that the Ministry of Education will be mailing Transcripts to student home addresses (the address held within our data base). Dogwood Diplomas will be mailed through the school office in late August (again, to the most recent address in our data base). If your address has recently changed, please send an updated address to our school email contact. All returning students have been given “draft” course schedules for next year. While some changes in class composition occurs over the summer, most classes should stay stable. A refreshed schedule along with some “startup” documents will be mailed in late August. Please note the process for arranging for class changes in late August. The next school year will be a time of change for Vic High. We welcome two new Vice Principals: Mr. Chris Koutougos joins us having been a VP at Lambrick Park Secondary and Ms. Alissa Moore leaves Monterey Middle school as a teacher to join our Administration team. Additionally, Mr. Aaron Parker (new to our District from Chilliwack) will join our school and for the first part of the school year I will help set the team as I prepare to move to Oak Bay Secondary School at the end of January. Our teachers are exploring the changes in curriculum and the grade 9 teachers in particular are ready to move forward with the new curriculum. We will continue with our Collaboration Wednesdays (the second Wednesday morning each month from October to May; we start classes at 9:15am) to frame teacher professional teaming and to move further into the new curriculum. Vice Principal Gillian Braun is moving to Reynolds Secondary school this September. Her skills and knowledge of best practice and her patience and understanding with all students will be missed at Vic High. Ralph Walker is moving onto bigger adventures with retirement on the horizon. Ralph’s gentle, attentive and caring manner will be missed by many of our students at Vic High.

School Calendar for the 2016-2017 school year School Opens September 6th Thanksgiving October 10th Remembrance Day November 11th Last day of school prior to Winter Break December 16th School re-opens after Winter Break January 3rd Family Day February 13th Last day of school prior To Spring Break March 17th School re-opens after Spring Break April 3rd Good Friday April 14th Easter Monday April 17th Victoria Day May 22nd Last day of school for students June 29th Administrative Day June 30th

Professional Development Days Monday, September 19th

Friday, October 21st Friday, November 18th

Friday, January 13th (Vic High only) Friday, February 10th (Curriculum Implementation)

Friday, February 24th Tuesday, May 19th

Grad 2016 What a wonderful last few weeks it has been with this amazing Grad Class. On June 7th the Grads had a full day beginning with the practice (at 8am!!) and then execution of the Recognition Ceremony at the UVic Farquhar Auditorium. They looked sharp in their traditional black gowns with the Gold V-Sash and each student was recognized on-stage. Valedictorians

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Gemma Tarling and Jacob Flower gave a wonderful speech outlining the journey that these grads have taken over their four years here at Vic High. The whole class sang both the grad song (“Unwritten”- Natasha Bedingfield) and our school song “Come Give a Cheer” with vim and vigour. Staff and parents alike were proud of the accomplishments of this class. Two days later, over 180 Grads and their Guests danced the night away after a fantastic dinner at the Laurel Point Inn. This venue was a shift from our traditional Empress Hotel but it seemed like students and adults alike were drawn in by the amazing view of the water and impressive space for the Dinner Dance. Again- another fantastic evening! We wish all the Grads the best of luck in the future and thank you for all your effort and positive spirit that you brought to our school. We will miss you!

Grade 12 students participating in the year end tradition of signing the walls of the Vic High attic

Girls Rugby This was the second year for Girls Rugby at Vic High. The team had a good mix of returning players from last year as well as an infusion of brand new players. It takes a lot of guts to join and learn a new sport, especially one with as much physical contact as rugby, and these girls had it in spades. This year’s team played in two tournaments and scored numerous tries thanks to good team efforts, showing a significant improvement over the previous year. Along the way the team lost some players due to injury, but gained some excellent late season additions and finished the year strong with 7 girls giving it their all at the year-end tournament. This team, in true Vic high fashion, showed good sportsmanship and made new friends amongst the teams they competed against. Although all members of the team grew and improved their game, the team voted Marli Lopez as the MVP of the year and Audrey Haipee as the Most Improved Player. As well, Sheena Soriano and Raja Johnston were recognized with “All Star Awards” from the League for their excellent game play and abilities. We are all looking forward to next year when we will have our first team with numerous senior players having two years of experience under their belt. This year we say goodbye to Zinenna Atkinson, Keanna Olson and Audrey Haipee, who will be missed greatly next year, but we look forward to attracting some strong willed girls to replace them. Next year's team will be our first time having a majority of our team being experienced, senior students, so it should be a big year for Vic High Girls Rugby! Listen for announcements in December/January and come join the team!

Beach Volleyball

Over the weekend of June 4th and 5th, 24 volleyball players and three teachers headed up to Parksville for a beach volleyball competition.

We headed up on Friday and stayed in a great hotel right on the water and the players enjoyed a quick and chilly dip in the ocean. The next day we headed to the beach in Parksville where our 12 teams of boys and girls players, ranging from grade 9 to grade 12, played in the sun all day. Our students did very well and improved a great deal throughout the course of the day. For some, it was their first time playing volleyball for the school and for some it was their last. The day was a great success and a lot of fun was had by everyone. We are looking forward to getting volleyball season started in the Fall! Jean Campbell Vic High Tikis Volleyball

Athletic Fundraiser The annual Vic High Athletic Fundraiser took place June 14th at the Fernwood Inn. The Vic High Rhythm and Blues band provided the entertainment and a great time was had by all. The silent auction was well received and we generated some travel money for next year’s school teams. We are looking forward to next year’s event and will give everybody lots of notice. A big thank you to all who came out and supported this event.

Vic High represents at the Victoria Goddess Run!

Vic High Garden - Medicine Wheel

Dance Department Stages Summer Intensive Scholarships Kim Breiland, Artistic Director of Stages Performing Arts School offered six scholarships to our Vic High dancers in order to attend 'Stages 36th Annual Summer Dance Intensive Program'. The following Beginner and Intermediate dancers were selected: Chere Cockcroft, Rayn Cook-Thomas, Jacob Rich, Yasmin Dharampaul, Noah Gleeson and Kate Illingworth. These dancers will have the opportunity to work with Craig Hempsted, Lia Biros, Leticia Pang, Jermey Miton and Tiffany Miton from August 22nd to September 2nd for 6 hours a day of intense training. What an amazing opportunity and thanks to Kim for thinking of our Vic High dancers. Victoria High School's Musical Theatre Program

Mr. Penty and Mrs. Krich worked with 50 students from our Musical Theatre and Stage Craft classes to produce the very successful and entertaining production of "Cabaret". The cast included memorable performances from Ashlely Richter as Sally Bowles, Nick Harrison as Cliff, Jacob Flower as Ernst Ludwig, Gemma Tarling as Fraulein Kost, Lulu Martin as Fraulein Schneider, Marshall Scott as Herr Shultz and Amrit Basi as the brilliant & dynamic Emcee.

Students were accompanied by a live band under the orchestration of Mrs. Eng and assisted vocally by Maureen Archaumbalt.

Next year's production is still under careful consideration; however the musical will be produced in the first week in December thus auditions will commence as soon as school reopens in September. All students' suggestions have been considered, and it is always a question of acquiring the rights to produce as a non-profit high school production. VHS Dance Department Give-Back Program Hike for Hospice & Quadra Village Days VHS dancers sponsored the children's tent for 2016 Hospice fund-raiser. Bubble-blowing, face painting and some creative dance brought smiles and laughter for many of the participants at Fisherman's Wharf this year. It will be an annual event for our“Give Back” students as we support this very worthy Hospice Fund-Raiser.

As well, the “Platform 61” dancers performed at the family-focused Quadra Village Day on Saturday, May 7th. It is a fun day for everyone with many dance performances, community displays, child & youth activities and an awesome pancake breakfast. Funds from this annual event are recycled back into their Quadra community which includes our own Victoria High, Central Middle and George Jay Elementary families.

In the Auto Shop w/ Dancers Dance Department Expansion Directors: K. Krich & G. Leach Following a very successful year of performances, festivals, dance club and workshops the VHS Dance Department has expanded its curriculum to meet the requests of our students. Grace Leach and Kerry Krich are thrilled to know the numbers of interested & inspired students now supports 2 Beginner and 2 Intermediate Tech classes in addition to an Advance Tech class, Performance 10,11,12 (aka “Platform 61”), Choreography 11 & 12 and Musical Theatre 9-12. The mandate to cross-train our students has initiated an ever growing interest in many different dance genres. There are plans to implement a Ballet Dance Club and Salsa Dance Club (2016-17) that will run linear if the interest supports it. As well, there is some tentative discussion around a field-trip to Vancouver to participate in classes and workshops with professionals in Vancouver's commercial and professional dance/workout industry. Greater Victoria Performing Arts Dance Festival 2016 Congratulations to all our dancers on their recent presentation of the GVPA Inspiring Dancers Award, and specifically to Alex Claver as the recipient of this year's GVPA Young Choreographers Award. We are so very proud of each and every dancer that went through the rehearsal and performance experience with the spirit and gusto of professional dancers.

Marine Biology Victoria High School's Marine Biology 12 class is currently raising funds to up-date their web site at http://www.vichighmarine.ca . The web site contains content (reports, research, photos and video) made entirely by Victoria High School students over the last 9 years. The site has a professional quality and is often used by Uvic and other educational organizations around the world - last year we had over 18,000 visitors. Many of the videos can be found on our Youtube channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHAKx6qAJR0m7e14EtJq7-A which currently has 73 subscribers.

If you would like to donate please hit the donate button on the top of our web site or follow the link https://www.canadahelps.org/dn/27751

Career Centre WHAT ARE YOU DOING THIS SUMMER? VOLUNTEERING If you have spare time on your hands this summer, consider volunteering in the community. Volunteering builds self-confidence, provides work experience, and often leads to paid employment. It also looks great on your scholarship resume and counts toward your Graduation Transition requirements. Volunteer Victoria can assist you with your search for the right volunteer opportunity. Becoming a volunteer is easy – check out the extensive on-line database at www.volunteervictoria.bc.ca or call Volunteer Victoria at (250) 386-2269. WORKING Check out some of the following websites for employment opportunities this summer. Make sure you have an updated resume ready to go and good references who are willing to support your job application. If you haven’t already created a resume, there are many online samples, templates and resume builders available to assist you. Use the power of Google to search for these resources. If you are offered an interview, spend time preparing for the interview; this is your opportunity to make a good impression and clinch the deal! Again, many online resources are available to you. www.bcjobs.ca www.bestjobsca.com www.jobbank.ca www.careerbuilder.ca www.careerowl.ca http://careervictoria.com/ www.cybf.ca

http://www.job-link.ca/ www.jobshark.com www.monster.ca www.rfabc.com http://victoria.en.craigslist.ca/ http://victoria.kijiji.ca www.workopolis.ca www.youth.gc.ca www.indeed.com www.rhinolabour.com SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES Thank you to all Vic High students who have recently applied for Dogwood Awards, Greater Victoria School District Scholarships, and the Vic High and Vic High Alumni Scholarships and Awards. Some of the scholarships were awarded in June at the evening Awards Ceremony on June 13th and the Celebrations Assembly on June 17th. Successful applicants for Dogwood Awards will be notified in August. The Greater Victoria School District Scholarship recipients will be determined after school resumes in September. Congratulations to students who have received university entrance scholarships and other external awards. Well done! Keep applying for scholarships during your academic career -- remember, there are scholarships available through post-secondary institutions and YOU could be the successful applicant. You will never know if you don’t apply! LOOKING AHEAD -- 2016/17 Dates to Note -- stay tuned in September for more information about these events: Canadian Universities Event (CUE) at Oak Bay High School -- Tuesday, September 27 Grade 11 and 12 students are invited to attend the CUE at Oak Bay High school during the morning of September 27th when recruiters from many Canadian universities will be on hand to answer questions about their program offerings and entry requirements. Choose BC -- Post-Secondary Institutions of BC (PSIBC) Visit – October 26 Choose BC – PSIBC happens at Vic High the afternoon of Wednesday, October 26th when representatives from BC post-secondary institutions will meet with Grade 11 & 12 students. Students will have a chance to explore their options and meet with post-secondary recruiters. Take Our Kids to Work Day -- Wednesday, November 2 Take Our Kids to Work is an annual program in which Grade 9 (or equivalent) students are hosted by parents, friends, relatives and volunteers at workplaces across the country every November. The program supports career development by helping students connect school, the world of work, and their own future career paths.

Students headed to the University of Victoria in September -- check out the video linked here for some tips from recent University of Victoria grads: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZrxTlF6KWM VERY IMPORTANT -- get ready for the NEW student orientation on Tuesday, September 6th. See details here: http://www.uvic.ca/orientation/undergraduate/first-year-and-visiting/index.php.

Deferring admission Students who have been offered admission to full-time studies in their first year of a degree program may request a deferral for one year. Those interested in requesting a deferral must accept their offer, and submit this form before July 15, 2016. New first-year English course requirements UBC has recently made changes to the Language Proficiency Index (LPI) requirement for entry to first-year English courses on the Vancouver campus. Namely, an interim/course-in-progress grade for English 12 can no longer be used to meet eligibility for first-year English. Students may refer to the First-Year English FAQ pages for a description of the requirements for the Vancouver and Okanagan campuses.

International Student Award Emily Regina Fernandez Ortega International Student Spirit Award Shunya Miyashita Business Ed/Computer Technology Info Tech 10 Joshua Terry-Brand Info Tech 11 Programming Alexis Cumpstone Info Tech 11 Digital Media Daiyi Fang Info Tech 12 Quinn Nelson Entrepreneurship 12 Maya Donald-Hamblin Yearbook Madeleine Wong Mayor’s Entrepreneurship Award Josh Szirmay-Corrales Kaela Douglas English English 9 Logan Willford English 10 Yasmine Dharampaul English 11 Alexis Cumpstone English 12 Finnerty Cunliffe Creative Writing 10 Aleisha Evans Writing 12 Silvie MacFarlane English 10 First Peoples Jane Jiaxin Lu English 11 First Peoples Patrice Smith Communications 11 Alex (Tianxin) Xue Communications 12 Eunice (Yingqi) Luo Language Development 11 Yuwei (Florence) Wang Composition 11 Zongtai Shen John Newberry Hatch Scholarship Finnerty Cunliffe Fine Arts Art 9 Claire Troost Art 10 Elizabeth (Chess) Meggison Art 11 Yasmine Dharampaul Art 12 Bianca MacLeod Photography 11 Ali Cairns Photography 12 Alyssa Silvestre Drama 9 Annika Flower Drama 10 Justin Tompkins Acting 11 Breyn Banks Acting 12 Lulu Wise Improv Emily Fraser Theatre Production Nathalie Douglas Musical Theatre 10 Francis Booth Musical Theatre 11 Ashley Richter Musical Theatre 12 Nick Harrison Cumberbirch Award - Theatre Nick Harrison Cumberbirch Award - Visual Arts Ali Cairns Randy Smith Scholarship Ben Alto-Bond Beginner Dance 10-12 Noah Gleeson Intermediate Dance 10-12 Kate Illingworth Advanced Dance 10-12 Miyu Honryo Dance Performance 10 Haley Mowers Dance Performance 11 Jesse (Sijie) Zhang Dance Performance 12 Sophia Harrington Dance Choreography 11 Sophia Harrington Dance Choreography 12 Sophia Harrington Senior Dance Award-Victoria Dance Cup Amrit Basi Choreography Award Alex Claver Concert Band 9/10 Helen Leslie Senior Concert Band Mac McLaren Choir Avery Paul Rhythm and Blues Band Emma Skillings-Capet Cumberbirch Award - Music Emma Skillings-Capet Cumberbirch Award - Dance Sophia Harrington Tommy Mayne Fine Arts Award Ashley Richter Home Economics Food Studies 10 Lara Johnston Food Studies 11 Elizabeth Kunz Baked Products & Decorating 11/12 Alexandria Mitchell Food Studies 12 Zachary Greenwood Teacher Assistant 11 Zackary Greenwood Textiles Studies 10 Paula Molina Sander Textiles 11 Mai Inomoto Textiles 12 Madeleine Wong Fashion Design 11 Alex Claver Fashion Design 12 Lilli Pieloth Mary Margaret Paone Award Myles Rumley-Nukon Hairdressing Hairdressing 10 Rosie Robertson-Ravetch Hairdressing 11 Lauren Chase Salon 61 Hairdressing Award Tatiana Paramio

Immersion Francaise Français Langues 9 Manon Latrille Sciences Humaines 9 Sayde Koetke Education Physique 9 Calvin Evans Français Langues 10 Helen Leslie Sciences Humaines 10 Frances Booth Education Physique 10 Chris Stewart Planification 10 Madison Vinkle Français Langues 11 Mac McLaren Sciences Humaines 11 Allegra Stevenson-Kaplan Français Langues 12 Hannah Streight Mathematics Math 9 Numeracy Katherine McCollum Math 9 Zacharias (Jaijhan) Lohsen Math 9 Honours Aleisha Evans Apprenticeship & Workplace Math 10 Aidan Petley Foundations & Pre-Calculus Math 10 Chris Stewart Apprenticeship and Workplace Math 11 Lia Glidden Foundations of Math 11 Cathleen Ecalne Pre-Calculus 11 Zongtai Shen Pre-Calculus 12 Mingqi Li Calculus 12 August Horeth Modern Languages Junior French Nathalie Douglas Senior French Vita Yates Spanish 9 Nathalie Douglas Intro. Spanish 11 Kira Helms Spanish 11 Emily Baird Spanish 12 Quinn Nelson Japanese 10 / Beginner Japanese 11 Grace Gong Japanese 11 Charlotte Hu Japanese 12 Alexis Cumpstone Physical Education Girls PE 9 Shale Judge Plaxton Boys PE 9 Joshua Addon Girls PE 10 Autumn Ossevorth Boys PE 10 Rhys Emde Girls PE 11 Gillian Henley Boys PE 11 Donnel Domasig Girls PE 12 Anna Spoegler Boys PE 12 Payton Robinson Strength & Conditioning 11 Zhongtai Shen Strength & Conditioning 12 Lukas Galitzino Planning / Personal Development Planning 10 Grace Moller Leadership Leadership 9 Rubee Twohig Leadership 10 Lea Lafuente Psychology Interpersonal Communications 11 Zoe Dawson Psychology 11 Madison Vinkle Science Science 9 Manon Latrille Science 10 Yasmine Dharampaul Earth Science 11 Kasandra Munro Biology 11 Allegra Stevenson-Kaplan Chemistry 11 Alexis Cumpstone Physics 11 Alexis Cumpstone Physics 12 Kaela Douglas Biology 12 Finnerty Cunliffe Chemistry 12 Vincent He Marine Biology 12 Annika Hartmann Andrews Memorial Scholarship Kaela Douglas Sturrock Memorial Scholarship Finnerty Cunliffe R.P. Hammond Memorial Scholarship Eden Hardcastle Social Studies Social Studies 9 Aleisha Evans Social Studies 10 Yasmine Dharampaul Social Studies 11 Jiaxin Lu Civics 11 Alexis Cumpstone Comparative Civilization 12 Kaela Douglas Law 12 Samantha Mayor Geography 12 Arianna Zimmerman History 12 Gemma Tarling First Nations 12 Jack (Fergus) Kyne

VIC HIGH STUDENT AWARDS 2015 / 2016 SCHOOL YEAR

Criminology 12 Auston Neveu Social Justice 12 Paloma Callo Aboriginal Art & Culture Isaac Vermette Family & Gender Studies Ali Cairns Cameron Scholarship - History Ali Cairns Cameron Scholarship - Law Kaela Douglas Cameron Scholarship - Geography Arianna Zimmermann Cameron Scholarship - Comparative Civ. Kaela Douglas Technology Education Trades Exploration 10 Brinley Rolls Trades Exploration 11/12 Deniz Lesurf Wood Work 10 Dawson Mork Power Mechanics 10 Brad MacKinnon Metalwork 10 Dawson Mork Carpentry 11/12 Solomon Lindsay Joinery 11/12 Joy Jang Electronics 9/10 Jozhua Addon Electronics 11/12 Skyray Biem-Proulx Autobody Explorations 10 Cole Kopac Autobody 11/12 Isaac Christianson Auto Mechanics 11/12 August Horeth Art Metal Jewellery 10 Coen Carlson Metal Fabrication 11/12 Paige Hart Fairey Tech Top Student Award Braedon Thiffeault Mary Margaret Paone Award-Machinist Sher Yar Saeed Nolan Harbar Bursary Sean Kuwica Dave Burgar Award Solomon Lindsay Athletic Awards Junior Male Athlete Garrett Beattie Junior Female Athlete Yasmine Dharampaul Senior Male Athlete Shelton Htet Senior Female Athlete Natalie Blecha Linda Scott Award Kate Phillips Judy Bourne Award Marli Lopez W.A. Roper Award James Jeong Judy Bourne Memorial Scholarship Alexandra Claver Front Runners Award Natalie Blecha Marshall Scott-Bigsby Academic Excellence Grade 9 Eliza Darroch Nathalie Douglas Jake Duncan Aleisha Evans Vitus Init Shale Judge Plaxton Violet Kotasnik Manon Latrille Griffin Long Katrina Reid Grade 9 Top Scholar Aleisha Evans Grade 10 Emily Baird Frances Booth Pia Nina Clara Bosch Yasmine Dharampaul Zheye Hu Kate Illingworth Mingyu Kwak Lea Lafuente Zacharias Lohsen Isabella McKimmie Eden Murray Benjamin Rutkowski Christopher Stewart Lal Kuzey Tan Jingyan Zhang Grade 10 Top Scholar Yasmine Dharampaul Grade 11 Gabriela Barahona-Salinas Nicholas Barclay Sterling Beeston Marta Chapela Terol Alexis Cumpstone Zoe Dawson Colin Fichtner Lia Glidden Annika Hartmann Honghu (Vincent) He Tzu-Jung Hung Zun Li

Mutian Lian Jiaxin Lu Jarryd MacDonald Mac (Alexander) McLaren Eduardo Marim Rodrigues Quinn Nelson Avery Paul Lilli Pieloth Rachel Sheret Allegra Stevenson-Kaplan Jordana Underwood Carolyn Walker Amee Woo Vita Yates Grade 11 Top Scholar Alexis Cumpstone Grade 12 Paloma Callo Xin Chang Finnerty Cunliffe Maya Donald-Hamblin Kaela Douglas Emily Fernandez Ortega Leni Filan Soriano August Horeth Jaeyun Jeong Taohan Kang Solomon Lindsay Ethan Louie Samantha Mayor Yale Pakosh Emma Skillings Capet Anna Spoegler Gemma Tarling Grade 12 Top Scholar Kaela Douglas Alumni Awards and Bursaries Fine Arts Centennial Award Maya Donald-Hamblin Fine Arts Subject Award Madeleine Wong Language Subject Award Solomon Lindsay Mathematics Subject Award August Horeth Packford Technical Education Solomon Lindsay Noel Collison Bursary Solomon Lindsay Dorothy Evans Bursary Mac MacLaren Alumni Bursary Madeleine Wong Skillings Bursary James Jeong Career Prep Biology Lara Lale Career Prep Hairdressing Savannah Eckardt Career Prep Music Eliana Parker Career Prep Technology Braedon Thiffeault Career Prep Info Tech Fynn Bray Service with Distinction Medals Breyn Banks Mariam Batool Frances Booth Kiara Chesson Paige Collins Alexis Cumpstone Yasmine Dharampaul Maya Donald-Hamblin Kaela Douglas Nathalie Douglas Emily Fraser Lea Lafuente Solomon Lindsay Marli Lopez Ethan Louie Serenity Marsh Eden Murray Avery Paul Lilli Pieloth Jordana Underwood Jarrod Waters Madeleine Wong Vita Yates A.T. Hunkin Leadership Trophy Breyn Banks Undergrad Service Trophy Serenity Marsh Jordana Underwood Activity Shield – Senior Kaela Douglas Kiwanis Citizenship Award Solomon Lindsay Leader Cup Madeleine Wong

Congratulations to the following students in grades 10, 11 and 12 who achieved a perfect 4.00 grade point average in the second semester of the 2015-2016 school year (minimum 3 courses)

Grade 12 Natalie Blecha Alexandra Claver Finnerty Cunliffe Maya Donald-Hamblin Kaela Douglas Daiyi Fang Solomon Lindsay Auston Neveu Madison Nichol Tatiana Paramio Eliana Parker Maria Guadalupe Sanchez Villegas Caroline Sheldrake Gemma Tarling

Grade 11 Isaac Baatz Nicholas Barclay Nathan Case Marta Chapela Terol Alexis Cumpstone Zoe Dawson Cathleen Joy Ecalne Hope Elliott Annika Hartmann Tzu-Jung Hung Tyger Jackson Fergus (Jack) Kyne Zun Li Jiaxin Lu

Grade 11 (continued) Alexander MacLaren Ella McReynolds Grace Moller Jeongim Park Roopa Parmar Lilli Pieloth Ashley Richter Zongtai Shen Anna Spoegler Jordana Underwood Ernesto Uribe Cabrera Wenpei Wang Vita Yates Sijie Zhang

Grade 10 Emiy Baird Frances Booth Yasmine Dharampaul Julia Eggers Carla Luisa Hoppe Kate Illingworth Lea Lafuente Benjamin Rutkowski Christopher Stewart Xiao Xiao Gengjun Zhang Xiaochuan Zhang

Grade 9 Eliza Darroch Nathalie Douglas Aleisha Evans Elizaer Vitus Init William Irwin Shale Judge Plaxton Stephen Marykuca-Vidal Anna van Lier Yuwei Wang

Congratulations to the following students in grades 10, 11 and 12 who achieved a 3.00 – 3.99 grade point average in the second semester of the 2015-2016 school year (minimum 3 courses)

Grade 12 Anthoula Andrianos Muhammad Ayub Amrit Basi Mariam Batool Fynn Bray Alexandra Cairns Paloma Callo Pietro Canobbio Mackenzie Clark Sergio Augusto De Almeida Correa Junior Cole Descoteau Monica Dianne Domasig Jenna Doyle Junyi Du Cole Duthler Savannah Eckardt Celes Emmerson Emily Regina Fernandez Ortega Leni Filan Soriano Jacob Flower Emily Fraser Anna Grossi Eden Hardcastle Sophia Harrington Nicholas Harrison Cora Hart Fearon Hasegawa Sasha Hilts Perry August Horeth Hyun-Min Jang Qingning Ji Taohan Kang Maya Kay Mackenzie Kingswell Holly Loughton Ethan Louie Bruna Maccagnan Baruselli Bianca MacLeod Samantha Mayor Thea Miller Shunya Miyashita Maya Munoz Shaye Nielsen Amelia Osmond Yale Pakosh Jarrod Picton Lauren Reimer Payton Robinson Carly Ryan Sher Yar Saeed Marshall Scott-Bigsby Emma Skilling Capet Gabrielle Stearn Alexander Steele Echo Stephens Hannah Streight Bailey Stuart Braedon Thiffeault Trinity Turcot Jelayna Van Dyke Isaac Vermette Grace Vukovic Zinnenahope Whalen-Atkinson Lulu Wise Madeleine Wong Anran Wu Ariana Zimmermann

Grade 11 Braelynn Abercrombie Nicolas Araya Breyn Banks Gabriela Barahona-Salinas Sterling Beeston Skyray Biem-Proulx Alizah Cameron Ian Canham Daisy Cave Giana Cook Macy Cordner Sarah Daniel Maxime Doak Aniela Dollmont Jamal Durzi-Percy Milena Marie Ebner Duncan Engelbrecht Colin Fichtner Lukas Galitzine Ana Karen Gallardo Navarrete Judith Gaston Lia Glidden Jacob Good Andrea Guzman Solis Julien Harbour-Cameron Risa Hasegawa Kaito Hattori Honghu He Miyu Honryo Bennett Humphrey Mai Inomoto Kai Jones Maya Le Mackay Fletcher Lenz Mutian Lian Nathan Loos Marli Sofia Lopez Sanchez Yingqi Luo Jarryd MacDonald Sylvie MacFarlane Eduardo Marim Rodrigues Serenity Marsh Luise Martin Finnbhar McLaren Allora Mitchell Mikaella Yukari Miyano Mohammadreza Movahedian Kasandra Munro Rin Nagakura Zoe Newson Christos Niketas Sakiho Ogami Avery Paul Malenny Monserrat Pavon Garcia Kimberly Perigrino Katelyn Phillips Lucinda Pilling Owen Pollock Harris Powell Kai Schaddelee Zoe Schmit Liam Severyn Zhenlin Shentu Rachel Sheret Patrice Smith Shena Mae Soriano Nene Takemiya

Grade 11 (continued Matthew Volkwyn Carolyn Walker Kayla Wallace Yijie Wang Claire Warde Jayden Watkins Amee Woo Ping Xie Minghong Xu Tianxin Xue Ruonan You Yunxi Zhang Grade 10 Garrett Beattie Pia Nina Clara Bosch Simon Campbell Hongjian Chang Liam Clark Chere Cockcroft Solace Cooper Lisa Maria Aramaki Dittrich Madeleine Dorion Taeven Edwards Van Muijen Rhys Emde Payte Fyall Hailey Galligos Gwendolyn Hicks Samantha Higgins Ayaka Horiuchi Zheye Hu Cole Kopac Elizabeth Kunz Mingyu Kwak Riel Leaf Sonya Legge Helen Leslie Deniz Lesurf Xilin Liu Zacharias Lohsen Alexander Loutchin Yunni Lyu Anna Mackay Isabella MacKenzie Isabella McKimmie Guthrie McLaren Alexander Medcalf Jairus Dominic Miclat Devon Mitchell Alexandria Mitchell Loren Mitchell Paula Isabel Molina Sander Haley Mowers Marin Mowers Eden Murray Olivia Nichol Chris Nkurunziza Gabrial Pakosh Devin Peaker-Fullerton Holly Peterson Isabella Mina Raber Emily Ridley Rose Robertson-Ravetch Nicholas Sandor Pia Anna Scharnagl Justin Schneider Alyssa Silvestre

Grade 10 (continued) Karina Suarez Tavernier Lal Kuzey Tan Joshua Terry-Brand Malachi Tully Brody Volpe Piper Wainwright Kodiak Whitney Jingyan Zhang Luwen Zhang Grade 9 Claire Abercrombie Jozhua Addon Joshua Cabuco Yu Cao Cody Chamberlain Jiyeon Cheon Rayn Cook-Thomas Kayla Crawford Eric Croteau Hussam Dodein Esther Duncan Trinity Elizabeth Calvin Evans Emile Fairley-Beam Carl Galbraith Kya Glasgow Bei Yi Gong Thomas Grossi Papavee Hanphitak Isla Hatfield Aiden Hawkins Olaf Jacobson Sahuaya Lara Johnston Teva Kerpan Jamie Kim Aidan Knudsen Sayde Koetke Violet Kotasnik Manon Latrille Anna Lawrance Griffin Long Conner Martin Christian Martinez Valero Sasha McGhee Marina McLaren Kayla Mitchell Dawson Mork Samuel Murray Yoontaek Oh Matthew Olson Autumn Ossevorth Cassandra Kyle Pampo Simon Patterson Katrina Reid Elizabeth Sibbeston Makayla Silvey Hugo Skillings Capet Neko Smart Shayne Thomas Rubee Twohig Karen Klenth Vasquez Ao Wang Logan Willford Johnathan Wong Thomas Woodruff

Students Participating in the Recognition Ceremony 2015– 2016 Fatima Adgira Benjamin Hayward Alto-Bond Bryden D.P.L. Amos Anthoula K. Andrianos Tricia Barcelo Atienza Muhammad Ayub Genevieve Bacis Raine Canitz Balson Amrit Kaur Basi Mariam Batool Maxwell Xavier Benson Maya Bhangu Natalie Anna Blecha Ryan Boado Spencer Jenik Booth Fynn E. Bray Judah Joe Breese Paige M. Broz Tyrus Bruce Alexandra June Cairns Paloma Sioban Esther Callo Cara L. Cao Talia Carter Xin Chang Isaac Quinn Christianson Remy Christianson Mackenzie Denise Clark Alexandra Claver Katrina Cranswick Finnerty Constanze Cunliffe Sera Lynn Davis Russell Cole Descoteau Kate Lindsay Dickerson Monica Dianne L. Domasig Maya C. Donald-Hamblin Kaela Ezekiel Kissoon Douglas Jenna Audrey Doyle Junyi Du Cole Robertson Duthler Nicholas David Eason Adam M.J. Ebelher-Johnston Savannah A. Eckardt Celes Emmerson Tristan Esquega Daiyi Fang Chloe Ferguson Dalton James Ferguson Emily Regina Fernández Ortega Leni D. Filan Soriano Bethany Lynne Flanders Jacob D. Flower Emily Christina Fraser Meagan Mary Gagnon Mika Jade Marie Gamble Xiang Gao Celia B. Gerrity Shylo K. Gibbs Anna Elizabeth Grossi

Joseph Alexander Hall Kate Margaret Hands Keegan Harbour-Cameron Eden Hardcastle Sophia Elizabeth Harrington Nicholas David Harrison Cora Paige Dawn Hart Fearon Hasegawa Sasha Amber Hilts-Perry Shawn William Holman August Powell Horeth Isaac James Hutchings Hyun-Min Esther Jang Anik Jenne-Depey Maya Jenne-Depey Gabrielle Jimenez Patrick Victor Jones Marcel Bennett Joseph Minseok Kang Taohan Kang Maya Devi Saroop Kay Tsione Kebede Erinn R. Kennedy Mackenzie Broughan B. Kingswell Rowan Kylie Knudsen Caytelyn Koelewyn Mavimar Sakimi Kurata Sean M.E. Kuwica Lara Christine Lale Mingqi Li Solomon Lauder Lindsay Holly Charlotte Loughton Ethan Louie Xi Luo Bianca Paris MacLeod Braeden Lee Male Christianelle D. Manila Samantha Ann Mayor Callan Ettore McCarthy Christopher Owen-Daniel McColm Brandon Clay McMillan Thea Elizabeth Miller Simon William Mitchell Shunya Miyashita Karla Kate Montejo Maya Ann Muñoz Oliver Philip Murphy Kayra Mutlu Justin J. Muzzin Auston Wayne Neveu Jordan Nkurunziza Nganzo Madison Faith Nichol Shaye Skylor Nielsen James David Ogden Jesseca M.S. Olson Keanna Dakota Olson Millie Robyn Osmond Roman K.J. Ozturk

Yale Charles Tate Pakosh Tatiana Ema Paramio Eliana Nayar Parker Nicholas James Pearce Riel M. Pearce Kyle E.S. Philip Talon H. Pickett Jarrod Picton Connor Malloy Provencal Lauren (Elle) Reimer Kyle Mackenzie Rhead Payton Neil Robinson Carly Aleris Ryan Sher Yar Saeed Tyler J.R. Sampson Marshall Piper Scott-Bigsby Sadie Shea Caroline Catherine Sheldrake Emma Ruth Skillings Capet Indigo Marlee Nelson Smart Jane M. Stamper Gabrielle S. Stearn Alexander James Steele Echo Ophelia Stephens Sanna L. Stephenson Connor K.J. Stevens Tyler Damian Stiber Hannah Beach Streight Bailey Sierra Stuart Oliver J. Swartz Joshua M. Szirmay-Corrales Tylar Taporowski Winzerling Gemma Lundy Tarling Braeden Thiffeault Trinity M. Turcot Sophie Radiance Turner Jelayna Kaur Van Dyke Kriskate Klenth Vasquez Isaac W. Vermette Jasper J.H.L. von Herrmann Grace Elena Vukovic Evan Wandler-Zboyovsky Zihan Wang Kyle David Webster Anthea Lois Weitman Zinnenahope M. Whalen-Atkinson Johnathan M.J. Wharton Savanna Maya Star White Lulu Martini Wise Madeleine Wong Arin Wright Anran Wu Perth Yamasmit Mengjia Yu Zuoyuan Zhang Enze Zhao Ariana Isabel Zimmerman