10 - Sunday, September 25, 1988 - Lynn Valley Echo

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CESARE BATTISTA, middle, is flanked by education minister Tony Brummet and mother Irmgard Battista.
Former Sutheriand high school student Battista was recently presented a bronze medal for achieving the third
highest total in the Grade 12 scholarship exams in British Columbia.

BATTISTA EARNS BRONZE MEDAL

Student third in B.C.

EIGHTEEN-YEAR-old Cesare
Battista was awarded a bronze
medal for winning the top third
spot for academic excellence in
B.C.

Battista, a graduate of
Sutherland Secondary School,
completed Grade 12 with a com-
bined average of 96 per cent in
German, History, and Biology. He
was awarded a $2,000 scholarship
for finishing in third place out of
20 students. He will use the money
to continue his study of science at
the University of British Colum-
bia.

Battista has ved in North Van-
couver for three years. He entered
Sutherland in Grade 10 when he
and his family moved here from
Germany. He says getting top

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marks means plenty of hard work
and commitment.

‘*You have to put a lot of work
into it. Sometimes you understand
things easier than others. For me,
(getting good marks) has become a
habit.”

In his spare time, Battista col-
lects stamps and draws. His talent
as an artist was demonstrated in a
mural he painted while at
Sutherland depicting New York in
the future.

In 1987, the B.C. Young Artists
awarded Battista with an honor-
able mention for a drawing he
submitted.

Battista has yet to declare his
future plans. He says he's ‘going
to see how I like first year sciences
at UBC first.”"

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Provincial scholarships were
awarded to the top three per cent
of Grade 12 students, Ministry of-
ficials estimate about 1,170 stu-
dents will receive scholarships this
year. Sutherland student Tracey
Leacock was also awarded a
$2,000 scholarship for capturing
seventeenth place.

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