WINNERS OF AWARDS, PRIZES, BURSARIES AND SCHOLARSHIPS

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1 SOURIS REGIONAL SCHOOL GRADUATION INFORMATION Following is the list of the 48 graduates of the SRS Class of 2016: HONOURS GRADUATES Carly Boertien, Bay Fortune; Nathan Cahill, Souris West; Hunter Campbell, Priest Pond; Danika Chapman, Souris; Isaac Ching, Red Point; Kara Ching, Red Point; Kegan Ching, Red Point; Morgan Cornwall, Souris; Kate Doiron, New Zealand; Emily Gallant, St. Charles; Vanessa Germain, Bayfield; Erin Grant, Souris River; Chloe Hassan, Howe Point Road; Rebeccah Lambie, Fortune; Cheyenne Lidke, Souris; Lucas MacDonald, Souris; Lydia MacDonald, Monticello; Kerri MacGregor, Kingsboro; Sarah MacIsaac, Rock Barra; Tori Mahar, Souris; Matthew McInnis, Souris; Cassie McMahon, Souris; Emily Montgomery, St. Charles; Lydia Paton, St. Charles; Brady Peters, Souris; Leandra Sands, Kingsboro; Meghan Stewart, Red Point; Jillian Tassell, Little Pond; Miranda Veld, Red Point. GRADUATES Isaac Cahill, New Zealand; Patrick Cahill, Souris West; Cole Carpenter, Lower Rollo Bay; Austin Chaisson, Souris; George Clarey, Eglington; Savannah Clements, Souris; Maria Clinton, Souris River Road; Dustin Duncan, New Zealand; Dawson Grenier, St. Catherine s Road; Hannah Keus, Monticello; Jami King, Souris; Terri-Lynne Laybolt, Souris; Nathan Lutz, Sheep Pond; Sadie MacDonald, Monticello; Dustin MacEwen, New Zealand; Brandon McGrath, Munns Road; Tyra Rice, Souris; Devin Savoie, St. Margaret s; Tylar Weir, Chepstow. WINNERS OF AWARDS, PRIZES, BURSARIES AND SCHOLARSHIPS Carly Boertien the Governor-General s Medal, awarded to the graduate with the highest average upon graduation based on all Grade XI and XII courses, an engraved plaque for achieving highest standing in Grade 12, a St. Mary s University Scholarship valued at $3500, and renewable at $3500 for three additional years, a $500 scholarship donated by the Fortune Community Centre, a $250 prize donated by Main Street Save Easy, the John A. McMillan QC Prize of $250, awarded for highest standing in English 621, a $200 Poppy Fund Bursary, a $200 school prize for highest standing in math and physics, a $100 school prize, a $50 prize donated by the Honourable Lawrence MacAulay, a Student-Athlete Academic Certificate, and certificates for highest standing in Economics 621, English 621, Math 621B, Math 611B, and Physics 621, and for second highest standing in Political Studies 621.

2 Isaac Cahill -- the MacKenzie Builder Services Prize of $200, a Student-Athlete Academic Certificate, and a certificate for highest standing in Welding 801B. Nathan Cahill a Samuel Holland Entrance Award for PEI Students valued at $3000, a Souris Credit Union - Wayne D. Kane Honorarium of $1800, the Cahill Construction Scholarship valued at $1000, the Chad Chaisson Memorial Plaque and Prize of $100, the Main Street Home Hardware Building Centre Prize of $100, a $50 prize donated by St. Mary s Parish, a Student-Athlete Academic Medal for the top male student-athlete, and certificates for highest standing in Automotive 801C, Automotive 801D, Carpentry 801C, and Communications 801, and for third highest standing in Welding 801A. Patrick Cahill a $50 school prize. Hunter Campbell -- a $50 prize donated by the East Point Craft Shop, and a $50 prize donated by St. Columba Parish. Cole Carpenter a Souris Co-op Prize of $100, a $100 prize donated by the PEI Roadbuilders Association, and a $50 prize donated by St. Mary s Parish. Austin Chaisson a $200 Poppy Fund Bursary, and a $50 school prize. Danika Chapman an SDU Board of Governors Saint Dunstan High School Award valued at $1000, a Dalhousie University Entrance Scholarship valued at $750, the Paula Brown Memorial Scholarship valued at $1000, the $200 Margaret LaVie Slattery Prize, a $100 prize donated by Chapman Bros. Construction Ltd., a $50 prize donated by St. Mary s Parish, a Student-Athlete Academic Certificate, a certificate for third highest standing in Music 621, and a certificate for Constant and Sustained Effort. Danika tied for eighth place in her class. Isaac Ching -- a High School Agriscience Prize of $200, the Main Street Home Hardware Building Centre Prize of $100, the Claude Dixon Prize of $100, a $50 Russell Ching Ltd. Prize, a $50 prize donated by Kingsboro Baptist Church, and certificates for highest standing in Automotive 801B, Welding 801E, and for second highest standing in Carpentry 801C and Welding 801A. Kara Ching -- a UPEI Celebrating Student Achievement Scholarship valued at $2000, a Souris Credit Union Eleanor Clinton Memorial Bursary of $1800, a $250 prize donated by the Eastern Kings Local of the PEI Nurses Union, a $200 prize donated by the Royal

3 Canadian Legion Local Branch, a $100 Silver Threads Prize, a $100 school prize for the SRS yearbook editor, a $100 prize donated by the Souris Council Knights of Columbus, a $50 prize donated by Kingsboro Baptist Church, and certificates for second highest standing in Math 621B and Chemistry 621, and for third highest standing in Biology 621, Music 621, and Math 611B. Kara placed fifth in her class. Kegan Ching -- a $250 bursary donated by the Rotary Club of Montague, a $50 Russell Ching Ltd. Prize, a $50 prize donated by Kingsboro Baptist Church, and certificates for second highest standing in Phys. Ed. 801 and for third highest standing in Automotive 801A. George Clarey -- a $100 prize donated by DeltaWare Systems. Savannah Clements -- a Souris Co-op Prize of $100. Maria Clinton -- a Souris Co-op Prize of $100, and a $50 prize donated by St. Mary s Parish. Morgan Cornwall -- a Dalhousie University Entrance Scholarship valued at $1500 and an Entrance Bursary of $1200, renewable for three additional years, a $200 Poppy Fund Bursary, a $150 prize donated by Rollo Bay Holdings Ltd., a $100 Silver Threads Prize, the Erma Stewart Memorial Award of $100 and plaque, a $50 prize donated by the Honourable Lawrence MacAulay, the Peter Davis Memorial Prize of $50, and certificates for highest standing in History 621A, second highest standing in Music 621, and for third highest standing in Family Living 621. Morgan ranked sixth in her class. Kate Doiron -- the Souris Credit Union - Abby Chaisson Memorial Bursary of $1800, the St. Alexis CWL Prize of $100, a certificate for third highest standing in English 631, and a certificate for Constant and Sustained Effort. Dustin Duncan -- a $50 school prize. Emily Gallant -- the PEI Fishermen s Association Member Scholarship in the amount of $1000, a $250 bursary donated by the Rotary Club of Montague, a Souris Co-op Prize of $100, a $50 prize donated by the Bluefin Restaurant, and a $50 prize donated by St. Margaret s Parish. Vanessa Germain -- an engraved plaque for achieving third highest standing in Grade 12, the Souris Harbour Authority Inc. Scholarship of $1000, the Dr. Tom and Mrs. Melissa Bronaugh Bursary of $500 for highest standing in Biology 621, a $200 prize

4 donated by the English Language School Board, a $100 prize donated by the Souris Council Knights of Columbus, a $100 school prize, the George A. Leard Memorial Prize of $90 awarded for highest standing in Island history, a $50 prize donated by St. Columba Parish, and certificates for highest standing in Biology 621 and History 621B, and for second highest standing in English 621, Math 621B, and Math 611B. Erin Grant -- the Percy and Helen Murphy Renewable Scholarship donated by Dr. Regis and Mrs. Joan Duffy, valued at $3000 and renewable for three additional years, a UPEI Leaders of Tomorrow Scholarship valued at $2000, a UPEI Celebrating Student Achievement scholarship valued at $2000, a $250 prize donated by Cox and Palmer, a $200 prize donated by BioVectra for the highest mark in chemistry, the $200 Alvin Paquet Memorial Scholarship, a $100 Silver Threads Prize, a CPF Core French prize of $50, a $50 prize donated by the Bluefin Restaurant, a $50 school prize, a Student-Athlete Academic Certificate, and certificates for highest standing in Chemistry 621, second highest standing in Biology 621 and Physics 621, and for third highest standing in English 621 and Geography 621. Erin ranked fourth in her class. Dawson Grenier -- a Souris Credit Union Ltd. Scholarship of $1800, and the Canada Tuna Cup Challenge Prize of $500. Chloe Hassan -- a St. Francis Xavier University Scholarship valued at $1250, and renewable at $1250 for three additional years, the Tyler MacPhee Memorial Bursary valued at $1000, a prize donated by Kings United Pastoral Charge, and a certificate for third highest standing in Culinary 801. Hannah Keus -- a $50 prize donated by St. Margaret s Parish, and a $50 prize donated by South Lake Christian Church. Jami King -- a Souris Co-op Prize of $100, a $100 prize donated by the Eastern Kings Early Learning Academy Inc., a $50 prize donated by St. Mary s Parish, and a certificate for second highest standing in English 631. Rebeccah Lambie -- a St. Mary s University Scholarship valued at $1000, renewable at $1000 for three additional years, the PEI Registered Music Teachers' Association Award of $250, the $200 Stewart McKelvey Prize, a $50 prize donated by St. Margaret s Parish, and certificates for second highest standing in Culinary 801 and Math 621A. Rebeccah ranked tenth in her class.

5 Terri-Lynne Laybolt -- a $200 Poppy Fund Bursary, a $50 prize donated by St. Mary s Parish, and a certificate for third highest standing in Biology 801. Cheyenne Lidke -- a Dalhousie University Entrance Scholarship valued at $2000, the Joe and Kay MacIsaac Scholarship of $250, a $200 Poppy Fund Bursary, and certificates for highest standing in Biology 801 and Political Studies 621, second highest standing in Art 621, and for third highest standing in Economics 621 and History 621B. Nathan Lutz -- a Souris Co-op Prize of $100, and a certificate for second highest standing in Automotive 801B. Lucas MacDonald -- Mel MacPhee Memorial Prize of $1000, a $50 prize donated by St. Mary s Parish, a Student-Athlete Academic Certificate, certificates for highest standing in English 631 and for second highest standing in Biology 801, and a certificate for Constant and Sustained Effort. Lydia MacDonald -- the Canada Tuna Cup Challenge Prize of $500, a $250 prize donated by the Souris Lions Club, a $200 prize donated by Dr. Steve O Brien, a $50 prize donated by St. Margaret s Parish, and a certificate for second highest standing in Family Living 621. Sadie MacDonald -- a $50 prize donated by St. Margaret s Parish, and a $50 prize donated by South Lake Christian Church. Dustin MacEwen -- a $50 school prize. Kerri MacGregor -- a $50 prize donated by Kingsboro Baptist Church. Sarah MacIsaac a Samuel Holland Entrance Award valued at $1000, the Kaylee Dawn Jackson Memorial Bursary in the amount of $1000, the $500 Doreen Hughes Memorial Scholarship, a $250 prize donated by Black Pond, a $50 prize donated by St. Columba Parish, and a certificate for third highest standing in Math 621A. Tori Mahar -- the $300 Mitchell Lesperance Memorial Bursary, and a $50 school prize. Brandon McGrath -- a $50 prize donated by St. Columba Parish. Matt McInnis -- a $50 prize donated by St. Mary s Parish, a $50 school prize, a Student- Athlete Academic Certificate, and a certificate for second highest standing in Communications 801.

6 Cassie McMahon -- a Souris Credit Union Ltd. Scholarship of $1800, the Dr. Percy Lorne Lavers Memorial Trust prize of $300, a $50 prize donated by the Bluefin Restaurant, a $50 school prize, and certificates for highest standing in Culinary 801, second highest standing in Peer Helping 601, and for third highest standing in Phys. Ed Cassie tied for eighth place in her class. Emily Montgomery -- the QEH Internal Medicine Group Scholarship of $500, a Souris Co-op Prize of $100, a $50 prize donated by St. Margaret s Parish, and a certificate for highest standing in Art 621. Lydia Paton -- the Catherine and Melvin McQuaid Memorial Scholarship in the amount of $1000, the Sunshine Award in memory of Sandra MacDonald valued at $300, a $50 prize donated by St. Margaret s Parish, a prize donated by Kings United Pastoral Charge, and a certificate for third highest standing in Peer Helping 601. Brady Peters -- a Jordan White Memorial Bursary in the amount of $500, certificates for highest standing in Co-op Work Studies 602 and for second highest standing in Automotive 801D, and a certificate for Constant and Sustained Effort. Tyra Rice -- a Souris Co-op Prize of $100. Leandra Sands -- a UPEI Celebrating Student Achievement Scholarship valued at $1000, a $250 prize donated by the Souris Lions Club, a $50 prize donated by Kingsboro Baptist Church, a $50 school prize, and a certificate for highest standing in Peer Helping 601. Devin Savoie -- a $50 prize donated by St. Margaret s Parish. Meghan Stewart -- the $600 Town of Souris Scholarship, the Harbourview Training Centre Prize of $100, a $50 prize donated by Kingsboro Baptist Church, and a certificate for highest standing in Co-op Work Studies 601. Jillian Tassell -- an engraved plaque for achieving second highest standing in Grade 12, a St. Mary s University Scholarship valued at $3500, and renewable at $3500 for three additional years, the Royal Canadian Legion Souris Branch #3 Memorial Scholarship of $300, a $225 prize donated by Main Street Pharmasave, a $200 prize donated by the Allen J. MacPhee Law Corporation, a $100 prize donated by the Souris Council Knights of Columbus, a $100 school prize, the Fisherpersons Memorial Bursary of $75, a $50 prize donated by the Bluefin Restaurant, a Student-Athlete Academic Medal for the top

7 female student-athlete, and certificates for highest standing in Math 621A and Phys. Ed. 621, and for second highest standing in Economics 621. Miranda Veld -- a UPEI Celebrating Student Achievement Scholarship valued at $1000, a Souris Credit Union - Margaret MacDonald Memorial Bursary of $1800, an Eastern Kings Community Council Scholarship of $500, the Anne MacDonald Prize of $275, a Souris Co-op Prize of $100, a $50 prize donated by Kingsboro Baptist Church, a Student- Athlete Academic Certificate, certificates for highest standing in Music 621 and for third highest standing in Chemistry 621 and Physics 621, and a certificate for Constant and Sustained Effort. Miranda placed seventh in her class. Tylar Weir -- a Souris Co-op Prize of $100. PLATFORM GUESTS Sharon McIntosh, principal of Souris Regional School Shane MacClure, guest speaker The Honourable Allen Roach, Minister of Finance, representing the PEI government John Cummings, Director of Corporate Services, English Language School Board Patti Larkin, representing Dr. Regis and Mrs. Joan Duffy Keith Lawlor, Manager of Scholarships, Awards & Financial Aid, UPEI Gaylene Carragher, Program Manager, School of Performing Arts, Holland College Ann Marie MacDonald, vice-principal of Souris Regional School Lynne MacPhee, vice-principal of Souris Regional School