CAPILANO SCHCLARSHIPS
College hands out awards

CAPILANO COLLEGE recently announced a
number of scholarship and tuition awards for students
this vear.

The Natural Sciences Division awarded six scholar-
ships this fall to first-vear science students.

Lisa Bierimeier and Sharon Ralf. both from Hand-
sworth Secondary, were awarded $500 Science Faculty
Scholarships and Science Publishers’ Textbook
Awards.

Hana Mastena, Tonja Payne and Grant Graber, all
from Argyle Secondary, won Science Publishers’ Tex-
tbook Awards. .

Mastena also won a Science Tuition Waver.

Mature student John Woods won a
Publishers’ Textbook Award.

Science Tuition Awards were available to students
with high school grade point averages of 3.5 or better
who were coming to the college from a school in the
area.

The Science Textbook Awards were given to
outstanding first-year students.

All monies for the scholarships were raised by the
college’s Natural Sciences Faculty.

Pamela Ashcroft won the first-vear Bachelor of

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The second vear scholarship was awarded to Adele
Clark-Parkinson. Both awards were worth $100,

Winners of college entrance scholarships included
Laurie Kennedy from Carson Graham, Sean Lesfic
from Chatelech, Victoria Gazeley from Elphinstone,
Sharon Ralf from Handsworth, Aimee Leckie from
Hillside, Thonda Lee Moore from Howe Sound, Ben
Gabriel from Mount Currie, Michelle Renville from
Pemberton, Michelle Cochet from Pender Harbour,
Susan Kouwenhoven from St. Thomas Aquinas, Chris
Wagner from Sentinel, Sara Wark trom Seycove.
Heather Roberts from Sutherland, Roland Otterstein
from the Vancouver Waldorf School, Heather Kyle
trom West Vancouver and Claudie Bohm from
Windsor.

The entrance scholarships were offered for the first
time to students from high schools in the college
region.

Winners of the $560 T. Buck Suzuki Memorial
Scholarship were Kathleen Joan Janei and Susan Joy
Albert.

The scholarships are awarded annually to first and
second-year students in the Natural Sciences program.

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