5 - Wednesday, November 13, 1985 - North Shore News

W. Van students win

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$44,000 in awards J Revetect
FORTY-TWO West Vancouver Grade 12 students Mullen, Farzin Mirmotahati, . W.V. ALDERMAN

have cach won a $1,000 provincial scholarship, Julia Pegg, Rokhsiaen

Shafizad, Dan Singer, Colin :
tn addition Meredith Schneider, fain Scott, Stacey. GORDON

Elliott of Hillside Secondary Katherine Serrano, Charlie Sentinel Secondary: Sherina

and Dawn Cheng of Sentine! Stone, Brian) Way, Michet Bhimji, Audrey and Dawn r

Secondary cach have won an Wollf, Anna Wrede. Cheng, Karen Colbew, ROWNTREE
ey additional $¢,000 for placing West Van Secondacy: Lianne Leanne tacobs, Nita dain, .
‘ ; in the top awenty students af Carley, Kelly Crook, Su-Bin) Ruab, fessica Mia, :

the provinee, Michael Drummond, David Kaori Miyashita. Herbert

Three perfect scholarship Fisher, Karen Ti, taura One.
scores were recorded, for
Elliott in English Literature
120 and History 12, and
Dianna Frid, also of
Hillside, in) Spanish = 12,
Cheng received a perfect
score on the Algebra 12 gov-
ernment Final,

Both Cheng and Elliott
have been top students at
their respective schuals.
Cheng's closest. competitor
at Sentinel for scholastic
honors was her twin sister

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* Serves as Director of Lions Gate Hospital © Director,
Union Board of Health * Acting Mayor June and July
¢ Chairman, Pitch & Putt Tournament * Community
Services Advisory Commission « has served on Library
Board, Fire Panel, Advisory Design Panel.

Audrey, Gives fantastic curls that

In addition to her top per- : last and last i
formance at Sentinel in the $ ROWNTREE G rel
academic field, Cheng was in 35 0 on f

the French Reach for the

Top series and on the track q PERMA YAILS

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and field and badminton a eee , a a :
teams, as well as the Yeur-
book Committee.

She also has her ARCT SUNSTREAKING ~ $35

music degree, and has
received trophies for piano CELLOPANE — $20

and clarinet playing. ; . | All offers expire Nov. 27
r it was voted icta ag
ere a ChaSSIKC Choice ol stylist—add $2 }

Martha creates tor youn one trout and thittyeunutes > 3 5
beautilul, trun nagiutalioouing nas

of Athlete of the Year ut

mo Hillside, having participated 922-6161 reamegpmt
7 in basketball, field hockey 660 Clyde Near Park Royal, ee!
wo. and track. me

She also won a $3,000
scholarship to Carleton Uni-
versity where she is taking

_ | journalism,
. i West Vancouver School
Board’s Don Fletcher said in
a report that 9.09% of all
the district’s Grade 12 stu-
dents received a provincial
' scholarship. They are:
Hillside Secondary: Maziar
Badii, Fiona Bowman,
Elliott, Frid, lan Giichrist,
Joanna Gould, Tim
Howard, Steven Ingo,
Nicholas Kevlahan, Keri
Korteling, Sharon Matthews,
Cameron McAlpine, Paul
Moen, Brian Pataky, Jan

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