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That Moment When... That Was My F a w ite Moment of the Trp Ms. Mitchell started dancing to get the TV camera's attention during the basketball game. // Running up the 'Rocky' steps. // Touring Harvard and MIT. // Experiencing life the way the Amish families did. // Walking around the DC monuments. // Learning about my favourite artist at the Philadelphia Art Museum. // Making my own chocolate label. // Eating chocolate at the Hershey Factory. // Learning the theme song to Cheers. // Singing at the Hard Rock Cafe. // Watching Forrest Gump and playing cards in the bus. // Watching a live NBA game. // Visiting Times Square and shopping with my own money. / / 1 got to present my artist's painting to the class. // We all sang the Cheers song together. // Visiting the Newseum and the NBC Interactive Newsroom. // The interpretative dance at Dance Place. // We saw sections of the Berlin Wall.

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THESE ARE OUR MOMENTS

Mcnrof mtwruus 70 notables joined together to envision a better world by sharing their wisdom, experiences, talents, and voices.

People of Mulgrave Leading through action and example... a look at some o f this year's headlines.

A bove Our G6-7 Girls Soccer Team beat Collingwood 3-0 and Southridge 2-0 to secure the Divisional title.

Below Nelli L. was selected to be on the U16 Provincial Basketball Team where she played against other provincial teams from across the country and the United States.

A bove Andrew H. (G3) places 1st in the BC Chess Challenge, which is known as the Province's most challenging scholastic chess event. As a result, he got to be a part of Team BC and play in Regina.

A bove Hannah R. (G12) is awarded a Schulich Leaders Award, the first in the school's history.

The award offers the largest Canadian scholarship to study Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. Hannah is planning to use it to attend the University of Calgary, where she will study Health Sciences.

Whether in athletics, arts, service or academics our students found opportunities to shine and challenge themselves to be their best.

Left Anna E., Ethan L, (pictured) and the rest of the MSAC team collect and sort thousands of items and dollars to support Rain City Housing, Project Backpack, Canadian Red Cross's Fort McMurray fund and Books for Me! The Spring Cleaning Drive broke all Mulgrave records.

Left Augustin W. and his trio, the 'Agitato Trio1, placed 2nd in the Friends of Chamber Music Competition. This year, the trio was also invited to play at Carnegie Hall.

SPOTLIGHT Hockey MVP

Danielle W. recorded two shutouts at the Mac's Midget AAA Hockey Tournament In Calgary and earnsTop Goaltenderand a spot at the First All Star Team.

M u lg ra v e a t BCSFF Poppy and Aidan attend the popular student film festival where their movies placed 2nd in the Jr. and Sr. Experimental category and the Junior PSA category.

F irst Sr. G irls S occer Team 2016 saw Mulgrave's first ever Senior Girls Soccerteam play several exhibition games and a contentious game against the Jr. Boys.

D efending W orld R oboCup C ham ps Bryan G. and Reed Z. travel to Germany to represent Canada and defend their title in the Soccer-Sm all Size category.

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A bove Kevin H. places first in the Senior BC Secondary Math Contest.

JiSangYou (G9) places 2nd In the Junior.

Left Kai K. (G7) competes at the Vancouver Open, Winter 2016 Cubing Competition where he solved the 2x2x2 in 7.18 seconds!

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Bottom For the third year, Emma L. and Julia L. donate their birthday money to the BC Cancer Foundation, who hosted them with a special tour of their facility. As part of the experience, the sisters were presented with the biggest cheque they had ever seen !

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James is funny, caring, and an innovator.

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J f l W a te ' Polo and m y sister Sue w ould be team u u captain (James s sister is Susan Gardiner, a tw o tim e w ater oolo Olympian.)

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This is really tough as I have been blessed to w o rk w ith so many outstanding student-athletes and teams over the years. Beating Pemberton in the Lower Mainland Championship game in 2012, though, is rig h t up there given th a t many people had w ritte n us off before the game was even played - they were much bigger than us and had beaten us both tim es we played them during the regular season. It ju st goes to show you w h at belief, team work, and heart can achieve.

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L A U R A W A L S H . B IO Laura was born in Alberta and grew up in Victoria. She earned a BA at UVic (History & Slavonic Studies), which included a year of study at Moscow State University. She returned to M oscow after graduation intent on pursuing graduate studies in History but a job opportunity as Developm ent Executive for the W orld Association of Girl G uides and Girl Scouts proved too good to pass up. Laura spent the early 1990s working in Russia and the form er Soviet republics, followed by what she later described as an 'accidental' career in fundraising Laura has enjoyed raising money for the Royal BC Museum, Pearson College, and BC C ancer Foundation. A Certified Fundraising Executive, Laura is passionate about philanthropy and is an active volunteer on several boards. Laura and her husband Roman are proud parents of two daughters Elizabeth and Mira, one studying International Developm ent at the University of O ttawa and the other currently in Grade 12 with plans to study M athem atics and Philosophy. W hen not at work or volunteering for the m any charities she serves, Laura can be found book-in-hand enjoying a great read.

" T h e f u t u r e b e lo n g s t o a v e r y d i f f e r e n t k in d o f p e r s o n w i t h a v e r y d i f f e r e n t k in d o f m in d — c r e a t o r s a n d e m p a t h is e r s , p a t t e r n r e c o g n is e r s , a n d m e a n in g m a k e r s ."

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A little bit over a decade ago, Daniel Pink made this claim in his seminal book A Whole New Mind. In it, he spoke of a 'Right Brain Rising' to argue that in order for people to achieve fulfilment, and solve tomorrow's most challenging problems, a wholeminded approach is needed (one where both the left and right brain are developed and engaged.)

This is why I find an IB education so effective. By equally emphasising math, science, arts, languages and humanities from early childhood through G12, we are preparing students for success not only in university, but beyond. Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) academic programmes overlook the true purpose, which is to teach students how to thrive m ambiguity and give them tools for success in life.

Ask Mrs. Clark about her childhood and she shares that she spent most of her free time enjoying the outdoors and playing sports. These loves carried through into adulthood and, after arriving in Canada, they inspired Kathryn to learn to skate and play hockey. Starting at the young age of 38, she quickly became known as a fierce player earning her spots on both a women's and co-ed team in North Vancouver. Looking for Kathryn on a Friday night? You will find her with one of her teams playing right 'D' or right wing at an ice rink nearby.

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Fun-loving, adventurous and outdoorsy are iust a few of the many words you could use to describe Mrs. Clark. We asked her what was the most fun she has had this year, and she shared tha t snowboarding on a powder day at Whistler w ith Mike (her husband) and friends was at the top her list. Ever the sports enthusiast, Kathryn has been snowboarding for the past 20 years.

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MIDDLE SCHOOL STORMS CYPRESS Climb mountains not so the world can see you, but so you can see the world.

A s noon hit on February 2nd and 3rd, the entire Middle School dropped their books, grabbed their toques and lunch kits and stormed Cypress Mountain for an afternoon of winter sports fun. Snowballs

were dodged as students set out to snowshoe, cross country ski or skate ski under beautiful skies A great and super fun bonding experienceâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; this Middle School activity is a winter favourite.

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EASTERN CANADA

"Not all lessons are best taught inside a classroom." - Lee Hardy That was the spirit behind our G9 Eastern Canada trip, which had us learning through interactive battle re-enactments at the Plains of Abraham, a multimedia treasure hunt spanning two exhibits at the Musée McCord, as well as visits to Parliament Hill.

We experienced Canadian culture in a way that is unique to the geographic areas we visited including a visit to Bell Centre to learn about Quebec's distinctive culture of sport and leisure where, in true Québécois tradition, 'you don't just watch a game, you experience if. Along the way, we also visited a cabane à sucre (sugar shack) that has been in the same family for over three generations. Other highlights were a stop at the famous Ice Hotel, and dog sledding in the frigid winter weather that our east coast compatriots endure (a valuable lesson in empathy!)

C A N ’T L I V E W I T H T H E M, C A N ’T L I V E W I T H O U T T H E M

As Principal for the Day, Madelaine handed out Merit Certificates and, more importantly, gave JS students 10 extra minutes of recess.

This year, we learned how cultures have evolved over centuries by hopping onto IP's 'Magic School Bus'.

We laughed at the creative license of our G6 and G3s as they re­ imagined classic favourites like the Three Little Pigs and James and the Giant Peach.

We also took a trip to the future with 5M as we joined them for their 50-year class reunion !

A modern take on Jack and the Beanstalk, the 6Y assembly students shared lessons and laughs with the audience.

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When 8 in 10 students list the Junior School Assembly as one of their favourite projects of the year, you know that these beloved presentations must be special.

Whether sharing information about germs, re-telling or re-imagining stories, or trying to solve one of science's hardest problems, our students were keen to share the lessons they learned with the rest of the Junior School.

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ELC & JS CEREMONIES

PER SCHOOL CEREMONIES Heartfelt farewells, warm welcom es, words of wisdom, and decisive steps up' m arked this year's special closing ceremonies.

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CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL FOUNDATION

On June 5th, 158 Mulgravians took part in our 8th annual ChildRun, helping to fund pediatric oncology and mental health care at BC Children's Hospital.

2015-2016 brought many Mulgrave alum back to the school through events like the Alumni Basketball Game & W inter Social, the Alumni Summer Kickoff, and the Class of 2005 reunion. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s always a treat having alumni back to visit.

Once a Mulgravian, always a Mulgravian!

CAMP ELPHINSTONE September 28th - 30th That moment when you decided not to be grossed out by putting a slug on your face and just 'doing it!'. Or that instant after jumping into near-freezing water when you went from 'uh-oh' to 'this is great'. Those are the moments that made G4 camp awesome. Whether kayaking, drinking hot chocolate, doing challenges or just exploring the outdoors, camp time was bonding time.

CAMP FIRCOM September 30th - O ctober 2nd Just a few weeks after the new school year started, the G5s headed to Camp Fircom where long-time friendships continued to grow and new friendships formed. Having fun together seemed to be on everyone's agenda as students paddled, hiked, solved team challenges and found ways to keep each other up By the end, not even the 'no shower challenge' could keep the group apart.

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April 6th - 8th

The m ove to a springtime date brought along with it great weather for G6 campers who were keen to take advantage o f it and make the most o f camp.

From canoeing, to archery, to raft-racing and team -building exercises, this camp 'had so much fun stu ff. Am ong the highlights were a bonfire with the teachers and an impromptu talent show in which the students sang, danced, joked and had an all-around fantastic time.

ANVIL ISLAND September 8th - 10th

After what 'felt like forever', our G7s survived quite a strenuous hike and a 900m vertical rise to arrive atop Leading Peak. The vistas and camaraderie made it all worth it. "One of my camp goals was to enjoy the outdoors and have fun," said Luka A. This goal seemed to be shared by many and, given the amazing weather, gorgeous views and great company, all students felt they had achieved it.

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ROCK CLIMBING KAYAKING MOUNTAIN BIKING CANOEING September 8th - 11th

For the first time in the school's Outdoor Education programme history, G8s were given a choice of camps to pick from. Whether mountain biking, rock climbing, canoeing, hiking or kayaking, students reported having the time of their lives. Students set themselves goals at the outset: "I want to climb every rock climbing challenge and get over my mild fear of heights," shared Kayley who, like most of her peers, also sought to also make new connections with students in the class. By all accounts, all five camps were 'the best camp ever' and students continued to talk about the experience well into the end of the school year.

INDIAN ARM September 8th - 11th

Four to six hours of paddling a day sounds like a near impossible feat until you try it with friends. This was the feeling of many of the G9s as they came back from their three-day kayaking Outdoor Ed camping trip.

Although it asked a lot of them physically, the teamwork, camaraderie and friendship fostered by the experience was well worth the exhaustion.

By the end of the trip, new friendships, many memories, and a lifetime of memes were forged.

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According to some students, you have not really learned to camp until you have pitched a tent in the snow and managed to cook in an outdoor kitchen in sub-freezing temperatures. Amidst 'ridiculously cold weather' students managed to have a great time while also enjoying the amazing beauty that is BC in the winter.

RIVERS INLET August 31st - September 4th

Highlights of this much-anticipated week-long trip included the incredible bioluminescent waters, science talks with Mr. Pulfer, lunch-and-paddle session and 'the huge catches'. The Rivers Inlet trip did not disapoint and proved to do the impossible: outdo all other Mulgrave camping trips.

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HIGHLIGHTS IN THE ARTS

The Grade 2-3 choir was excited to see the University Pretoria Youth Choir downtown.

The Grade 11 DP Art students visited the Emily Carr Grad Show.

ELC & JS Spring Concerts were a huge success.

The G4 Choir prepared a whole programme for presentation at the annual West Van Rotary Seniors Christmas Lunch.

Visual Arts DP Graduates had the honour of having their work displayed at the Ferry Building Gallery.

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CON BRIO Music Festival Forty six Senior School students attended the Con Brio Music Festival in Whistler. All three of Mulgrave's ensembles achieved a silver standing, and had many people commenting on the growth of our school's music ensembles over the last few years.

Chamber Choir started the weekend off with a delightful performance of three pieces and had the opportunity to work with adjudicator Sandra Meister. Their clinic included wall push-ups, much movement and tons of inspiration.

Vocal Jazz worked with local soul singer Dawn Pemberton.

Jazz Band performed on the last day and had everyone in the audience moving along to their final number.

The trip was a resounding success!

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This year, Mulgrave DP students hosted the first combined DP Visual Art and Film reception. Students, along with their families and friends, came together to nibble appetizers, chat, and admire the fruits of the students ' creativity over two years.

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The films, all seven minutes or less, were written, shot, and produced within a 48-hour period. This year, the theme was 'luck of the draw’ and each submission required the use of a paintbrush as a prop.

From African Gumboot dancing, Brazilian Capoeira, Indian Bhangra, Samba and more, we were inspired and moved (figuratively and literally) by a tapestry of beats, energy and flavours.

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M o dĂŠlam e H erunter Each piece in this series has a different meaning and look conveying the various things that make up a community.

R ach ael H erz The use of black and white in portraiture can be extremely striking. Each individual is central to their own narrative.

S h e lly P a rk Bourgeois' use of the organic figure in S p ir a l W o m a n influenced M e t a m o r p h o s is . The colours that are

used in the second stage are pasteltoned and jovial.

Je ssie X ia n g This piece engages the environmental issue of water pollution. Unity is present with equalized positive and negative space.

Silent Yu In this sculpture, I present a combination of the rational and perceptual sides of myself. The toothpicks that radiate out represent my thoughts and imagination.

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A hm ed D haram si M y project helped me to discover different media and ways to create art. I balanced feasibility with imagination.

Jo a n n e G o The sea represents the unification between all countries and shows all different races and countries as one.

J a c k y Tian In this drawing, I explored using a variety of media showing the transformation of the landscape with the passage of time and the idea of evolution and urbanization.

Ja y la n V ance As children get older the dependency on their parents decreases. No longer does the child need to hold the parents hand, instead they take the journey into adulthood.

Kenny Yang I wanted to use a funky style with authenticity in my piece, and I wanted to fully express my approach towards the bloody June 4th protest in Tiananmen Square.

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S enior S chool Art

JUNIOR SCHOOL TEAM ROSTERS

JS X-Country

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Coaches: Pippa Thomson Erika Drexl Sarah Mazzel Charlotte McNutt-Lawson Lara Markthaler Ella Dixon Ella van derWerff Emma McDonald Gen Dyment Emily Southey Emma Linsley Karina Gulamanl Lialah Mavani Madeline Bellamy Mercedes Sanel Alexander Wooten Ali Dhanani Jacob Shull Nlcolaasvan derVorm Ashton Govler

Harry Tetrau Nolan Cheung Abtln Zehtab Malcolm Murray Matteo Ayrt Shalv Ramdhani Tiger Li Ben Dyment Gabe Gonzalez Ethan Ko Jefferson Zhou Jerome Lippman Parker Taylor Eva Torresola Cameron Moore Aman Dhlllon Tristan Govier Jose Vergani

Gr. 5 Volleyball

Gr.6 Volleyball

Gr.5 Boys Soccer

Coaches: Zsuzsu Straub Cecilia Rudek Chelsie Rodgers

Coaches: Christine Yakachuk Zsuzsu Straub Cecilia Rudek

Coaches: Gerry Thomson Jared Sargent

Brooke Lamkin Adrianna Glbault Mercedes Sanei Teresa Jin SiaJutha Annabelle Onrot Roslyn Fraser Karina Gulamanl Yasmeen Kassam Jessica Zhao Vera McCutcheon Talulla Cox

Teagan Sacre Karina Edmonds Angelina Yang Angel He Chelsea Sharp Madelalne BrewerYazdl Mikkah Damji Ellyana Baumet Alyssa Kanji Ukan 1 Kate Birch Isabel von Borstel Shaiya Sayanl Niki Evinl Inaya Alibhai Bela Desal Ahna Noormohamed Paula Ransanz Vanessa Tung

Aiden Winsor ConnarMacKay Jefferson Zhou Luke Chittock Matthew Gollner Milad Ahmad!-Nirl Milan Novak Nathan Tetrault Nikolai Rubin Owen Sullivan Sebastian Calderon Tomas Alves Tristan Govier Walker Gelbard Quinn MacKay Cameron Moore William LI Edward Li Lukas Marosits

Gr.6 Boys Soccer

Gr.6 Boys B asketball

Gr.6 G irls Basketball

Coaches: James Gardiner Jared Sargent

Coaches: James Gardiner Kent Jamieson

AliTalib Cayden Tay KaidenTalib Ethan Chang Sebastian Torresola Khirad Hassam Jack McDonnell Ryan Cheah Daniel Aminbaksh Pranav Ramdhani Garrett Dai Kevin Mehrani Guytano Ayrton Jamil Lalani Ziyan Hemani Rashed Arafeh Kaysan Danji Kamran Hemani

AliTalib Khirad Hassam Garrett Dai Rashed Arafeh CaydenTay Jack McDonnell Kevin Mehrani Kaysan Danji KaidenTalib Ryan Cheah Guytano Ayrton Felix Qin Nevin Louie Daniel Aminbaksh Jamil Lalani Cole Roppel Sebastian Torresola Pranav Ramdhani Ziyan Hemani Kamran Hemani Artie Zhang

Coaches: Christine Yakachuk Kristy Black Zsuzsu Straub Cecilia Rudek Ahna Noormohamed Alyssa Ukani Angel He Angelina Yang Bela Desai Chelsea Sharp Ellyana Baumet Grace-Lily Wray Inaya Alibhai Isabel von Borstel Karina Edmonds Leili Akhavan-Sharif Madelaine BrewerYazdi Mikkah Damji Mira Saba Niki Evini Olesya Menshykova Paula Ransanz Shaiya Sayani

Teagan Sacre Catharina Barreira Annie Wang Mia Lesjak Lina Lim Miranda Yang

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Gr.5 Girls Basketball

Grade 5 Boys B asketball

Coaches: Zsuzsu Straub Cecilia Rudek Jared Sargent

Coaches: Gerry Thomson Adam B.M.

Adrianna Gibault Emily Southey Jessica Zhao Karina Gulamani Lialah Mavani Madeline Bellamy Mercedes Sanei Roslyn Fraser Sia Jutha Taluda Cox Teresa Jin

Aiden Winsor Benj Bridger Cameron Moore ConnarMackay Edward Li Jefferson Zhou Luke Chittock Matthew Gollner Milad Ahmadi Niri Milan Novak Nathan Tetrault Parker Taylor Sebastian Calderon Walker Gelbard William Li

Swim m ing Gr.3-7 Coaches:

James Gardiner Cecilia Rudek Grade 3

Kayam Suleman Leandra Gibault-Mathieson Jayden Noormohamed Omar Jamal Erika Panahandeh Ashton Govier Jacob Shull Emily Luo Kisely Barbie Grade 4

Malcome Murray Salihah Ali Matthew Cusbert Emma McDonald Adrian Lee

Sam McGaw Abtin Zehtab Emma Mackay Ben Dyment Ella Dixon Nika Bonyad Eva Torresola Alex White Grade 5

Tristan Govier Ashley Wong Madeline Bellamy Andor Dietz Taluda Cox Jefferson Zhou Mercedes Sanei Jayden Chow TaishiZoshima Roslyn Fraser ConnarMackay Tomas Alves

Edward LI William Li Emily Southey Grade 6

Felix Qin Mikkah Damji Ahna Noormohamed Annie Wang Vanessa Tung KobyChen Mira Saba Inaya Alibhai Sebastian Torresola Holden Liu Angel Gu Linda Che Grade 7

Jose Vergani Ethan Chow Adelyn Lee

Gr 6 Girls Soccer

Coaches: James Gardiner Marissa Brennan Mikkah Damji Teagan Sacre Shaiya Sayani Ahna Noormohamed Mia Lesjdak Annie Yang Ruby Wang Kate Birch Paula Ransanz Karina Edmonds Vanessa Tung Angel Hu Angel Gu Linda Che Isobel von Borstel Grace - Lily Wray Grace Ezzati Kiki Kuang Angelina Yang

Maddie Brewer-Yazdi Bela Desai Mira Saba Chelsea Sharp Inaya Alibhai Alyssa Ukani Vivian Ye

Grade 5 Girls Soccer

Rugby Lights (Gr. 5-6}

Coaches: Pippa Thomson Cecilia Rudek Zsuzsu Straub

Coaches: Gerry Thomson Kent Jamieson

Ava Lee Brooke Lamkin Ella Bond Emily Southey Jessica Zhao Kenda Murray Lialah Mavani Mandy Bellamy Mercedes Sanei Raya Mamdani Sia Jutha Teresa Jin Vera McCutcheon Yasmeen Kassam

Benj Bridger Cameron Moore ConnarMacKay Quinn McKay Owen Sullivan Nikolai Rubin Brandon Lang Edward Li Joel Nicholl Taishi Zoshima Nathan Tetrault William Li Walker Gelbard Milad Ahmadi-Niri Luke Chittock Ziyan Hemani Sebastian Torresola Jack McDonnell

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Senior Tennis

Senior Boys Soccer

Senior Boys Volleyball

Juvenile Boys Rugby

Coaches: Hazel Chee Jason Cutbill Shannon Leggett

Coaches: Jack Me Killop Jenny Cartwright Michelle Noble

Coaches: Mike Olynyk Jason Cutbill Cecilia Rudek

Coaches: Gareth Ronald-Jones James Roughan

Armรณn Shokravl Arveen Shokravi Christine Li Emily Wuyue Cl Grace Heppell Isabella Edmonds Jlmi Lee Joshua Levy Markus Maroslts Mlnh On Nikki Hakiml Terry Kim Veronica Steek

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Bryson Bourchier Carl Steffens Devon Harris Grayson Beck Hunter Rigattl Jack Birch Jack DeCooman Jacob Hlom John Jang Judson Stanton Justin Abrary Karl-Lukas Steiniger Kasra Saddad Keaton Ross-Ghali Kevin Hu Martin Abrary Rafael Gonzalez Tom Zhang John LI

BishrAllmohamed Jordan Somanl Kristopher Coppin Mats van Rhijn Percy Xle Jackson Pike Matthew Cho Hank Liu Michael Calder Emanuel Mainoll Arveen Shokravl Armรณn Shokravl Andrew Lo James Cross Amin Taji

Alex Andrews Yufei Chen Liam Dumin Leo Guo Logan Harris Xiaochuan He David LI Shiteng Liao Peter Luo Kasra Saddad Florian Stelnmann Frank Sun Gleb Vlasenko Simon Wang Wensen Wang Andrew Zhang ^eec*Zhang Xuzhi Zhang

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Rebecca Brunswick-Werner Sophie Ye Amin Gulamanl Kaden Sayani Luka Assaf Ethan Chow Adrian Lu Charles Feng Isaac Manji Jack Wray JoseVergani Alexander LePoldevIn Joaquin Revello Lerena Sasha Ivanov-Bleck Brian Liu

Senior G irls Volleyball

Senior B Girls Volleyball

Juvenile G irls Volleyball

Bantam Girls Volleyball

Gr 7 G irls Volleyball

Coaches: Claude Leduc Assistant Coach: Emme Lee

Coach:Jenny Cartwright

Coach : Christina Rei

Coach : Jamie Wright

Grace Heppell Kiyaana Manji Kelli Qi SabaTaghiakbari Thea Udwadia Rachael Herz Katherine O'Brien Dina Yaghoubi Poppy Shaw Ranna Mehr Elaine He JoannaZhuang

Arell Bryski Sydney Chow Jocelyn Desabrรกis Anna Edmonds Maggie Haugom Mollie Haugom Paige Leonard Meridy Meikle Alisha Muljiani Camisha Rahmatian Caroline Sinclair Saba Soltani Sofia Sullivan Kayla-lman Talib Mackenzie Walsh

Coaches: Sam Johnston Jamie Wright

Jordan Henderson Emilie Desabrรกis Lauren Mounzer Emma Dean Aria Guld Jenissa Sunderji Kealin Sacre JoannaJoannou Christine Li Lara Washington Celina Manji Nicole Lee

Julie Qi Vania Razaei Tara Mehr Asal Malekpour JinHyo Huh Clara Gonzalez Sarah Berton Sahra Kassim- Lakha Nikki Ebrahimi- Siaghi Niki Mahmoudi Lindsay llkay

Adelyn Lee Alicia Steinmann Alyza Samji Amanda Qian Angela Li Claudia Stodt Devon Seybold Elizabeth Mitchell Erika Layton Gabriella Novak Jolene Morabito Katerina Maria Georgi Khayali Dhanji Qiwen Ye Sahra Rajani Sophie McMenemy-Brown Tessa Rinck Tianna Lawton Zia Janmohamed

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UPPER SCHOOL TEAM ROSTERS

US Swim m ing

Grade 8:

US Cross Country

Coaches: James Gardiner Bambi Roy Rob Eakin

Coaches: Michael Moore Ferdinand Van Zyl Luke Lawson

Emma Berton Milla Larjava

Sarah Berton Steven Che Samir Georgi Zoe Kortje Behbod Panahanadeh Vania Rezaei Charles Xu Kevin Zhu

Grade 10:

Grade 7:

Arell Bryski Laura Fabian Nikki Hakimi Jessica Hu Nelli Larjava Caitlyn Southey

Ethan Chow Katerina Georgi Adelyn Lee

Grade 12:

Grade 9:

Nick Hilkewhich Andrew Horner Ethan Lippman Sophia Shayan Ingrid White

Martin Abrary Charlotte Armstrong Nicholas Belluk David Chi Anna Edmonds Laura Fabian Roy Gao Grace Heppell Jacob Hiom Isaac Hole Anniqa Karmali Louis Keleher Milla Larjava Nelli Larjava Joshua Levy Ethan Lippman Chuanqing (Lucas) Lu Sebastian Marin Nicolรกs Marin Restrepo Zoe Morin

Ehsanullah Musafir Jackson Pike Hannah Rahim Marla Rinck Luke Seybold Caitlyn Southey Nicole Stanton Jose Vergani Fanny Wang Ziyan (Jerry) Wang Ingrid White Joshua White Jack Wray Tiger Zhang Joaquin Revello Lerna

Senior A Boys B asketball

Coaches: Bijan Jiany Jamie Wright Kevin Hu Tom Zhang JackDeCooman Hank Liu Ahmed Dharamsi Roy Gao Liam Gray Michael Calder Percy Xie Jacob McKenzie John Li JohnCristopherTaghavi David Sui Bryan Ge Lucky Kim

Senior B Boys Basketball

Bantam Boys Basketball

Gr 7 A Boys B asketball

Gr 7 B Boys B asketball

Senior A G irls B asketball

Coaches: Kyle Prior Lee Hardy

Coaches: Claude Leduc Jamie Wright

Coach: James Roughan

Coach: James Roughan

Josh Levi Issac Hole BorisZhu Florian Steinmann Simon Wang Timmy Frewin Armรณn Shokravi Arveen Shokravi Peter Luo Kevin Hu Leo Wang Matthew Cho AminTaji Max Li

Samir Georgi Mikhail Talib Callum MacIntyre Kaden Gulamani Isaac Manji Josh Chow Brady Lim Markus Marosits Azad Dharamsl Steven Luo Behbod Panahandeh Terry Kim

Owen McMenemy-l Isaac Manji Jed DeCooman Hayden Gelbard Jose Vergani Charles Feng Eli Lippman Jack Wray Brian Liu Alex LePoidevin Luka Assaf

Connor white Ethan Chow Reco Xu Kaden Sayanl Adrian Lu Kyle Deslippe Kevin Du Amin Gulamani Sasha Ivanov-Bleck Alexsei Rubin AliMamdani

Coach: Claude Leduc Manager: Tang Nicole Stanton Aria Guld Poppy Shaw Lara Washington Anniqa Karmali Zoe Morin Emilie Desabrรกis Emma Dean Milla Larjava Celina Manji Nelli Larjava Jordan Henderson Kealin Sacre Alyssa Shull

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Senior B G irls Basketball

G r 8 /9 A G irls B asketball

Gr 8 / 9 B Girls B asketball

Gr 7 A G irls B asketball

Gr 7 B G irls B asketball

US G olf

Coach: Jenny Cartwright

Coach: Claude Leduc

Coach: Jenny Cartwright Matthew Sun

Coach: Sam Johnston

Coach: Sam Johnston

Coaches: Sam Johnston Graham Gilley

Ellie Mitchell Jolene Morabito Katerina Maria Georgi Khayali Dhanji Monray Guo EmilyTang Sophie McMenemy-Brown Zemin Zhang

Lucy LePoidevin Angela Li Sahra Rajani Sophie Ye Zia Janmohamed Josie Ding QiwenYe Amanda Qian Cindy Gan

Chelsea Yang Christine Li Fanny Wang Lizzy O'Leary Sydney Chow HarrietJung JiSooYou Saba Taghiakbari Jessica Hu Helen Jo Dina Yang

Sahra Kassim-Lakha Laelia Lei Vania Razaei Maggie Haugom Mollie Haugom Lindsay llkay Ingrid White Nikki Ebrahimi-Siaghl Nina Goldenberg Alisha Muljani Julia Cross Linda Chen MayCho Sarah Berton Celina Manji

JinHyo Huh Chris Lu Nil Tekin LyrisXu Zheng Qian Xu Annie Yang Vian Ahn Elaine He Natasha Kearns Sophia Shayan Grace Wang

David Here Jerry Liu Tom Zhang Lara Washington Alex LePoidevin

Senior Boys Rugby

Coaches: Gareth Ronald-Jones James Roughan John Allen Hunter Rigatti Jacob Mckenzie Hank Liu Lucky Kim Mason Andrews JackyChang Liam Gray Rafael Gonzalez Judson Stanton Michael Calder David Sul Devon Harris Luke Seybold Florian Stemman Logan Harris Peter Luo Eric Lou David Chi

Aidan Deslippe Louis Keleher Karl-Lukas Steiniger Timmy Frewin Jacob Hiom Gr 6-7 Boys Rugby

Coaches: Matthew Sun Roland Hinmueller Martin Jones Tristan Campeau Garrett Dal Charles Feng Hayden Gelbard Brando Klot Kai Kopke Brian Liu Aly Mamdani Kevin Mehrani Aleksei Rubin Kaden Sayani Miles Sullivan Joaquin Revello Lerena Tiger Zhang

Senior A Badm inton

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Gr 8 / 9 Boys Soccer

Coach: Michael Frewin

Coaches: Bronson Chau Matthew Sun

Coach: Richard Keleher

Coaches: Jack Mc Killop Rebecca Brunswick- Werner

Claudia Zhang Jessica Su Jessie Xiang Kelli Qi Linda Li Magnolia Zhao John Cao Lucas Lu John Jang Kevin Hu Jacky Tian Alex Li David Chi John Li Percy Xie

Dorothy Zhao Lyris Xu Linda Chen Cindy Gan Sophie Ye Hanna LI Amy Yu Elaine He Frank Liu Ken Yang Daniel Qin Florian Steinmann Peter Lu Ali Mecklai David Chen Richard Zhu Charles Xu Chris Demirel

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Pre-K 3 Kiasha Shokravi

Christopher Snodgrass

Callum Vrsnik

Madelyn Wan

I LOVE learning new things!

- Callum V.

Alyssa Zhao

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I want to be a firefighter when I grow up because Mrs. Vodrey

then I can help people.

- Shai O .

I like M ulgrave because I like the teachers. When Ms. Morag

it's your birthday, you sit in the middle and anyone can help you with your snack.

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- Alyssa Z.

Harrison Ronald-Jones

Anne Shao

Pre-K 4

Ryan Rassamanesh

Alan Wang

I like coming to school because I like to play with my friends and I don't want to miss my Show and Share.

- Ryan R.

I learned how to make a pattern this year.

- Ian J.

M y favourite thing to do at school is painting.

- Harry R-J

Mrs. Adam

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I like playing in the bear cave at school. I want to be a police officer and catch predators when I grow up.

- Paige L.

Ms. Loretta

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Pre-K 4

Frank Su

Imogen Vodrey

Tiger Wang

Roman Wellwood

Eli Wilson

Louise Yao

Timothy Zhao

M y favourite thing to do at school is read books. When I grow up, I want to be a ballet teacher.

- Imogen

Ms. Frewin

I like everything a t school. I like drawing, painting, puzzles, and doing my Show and Share.

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- Zahra B.

Yasser Mojarradi

Chloe Zhang

Kayan Kazemi Tafreshi

Serena Liu

Eshan Ramji

Ben Sabounchi

Eric Zhang

Grace Yue

Eva Marques

Matthew Sullivan

It was fun when w e pretended to have a beauty parlour. W e had our feet in the w ater and painted each other's nails. I w ant to be a beauty parlour person when I grow up.

- G race Y.

Ms. Steiniger always had good stories. I liked the story of the Queen and her Beefeaters.

- M atthew S.

Pre-K 4

Emily Hachey

Bonnery Ahmadi

Alexander Bellamy

Katherine Chen

Seyfi Chetinelli

Robin Cheung

Isaac Davis

Adam Dietz

Kieran Douglas

Chloe Fatiguso

Melody Feng

Emma Gardiner

James Giffen

Ava Green

Rose Khaleghi

Chi Yee Li

Sienna Mulholland

Barsam Naemi

Cole Vrsnik

M y favourite part of the year was our field trip to the aquarium.

- Bonnery A.

Philip Zhuang

Ms. Jasek

I would tell the next Kindergarten class to be caring and do the Learner Profile.

Ms. Kok

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Remember your ABCs.

- James G .

Carter Barbie

Jamie Beaupre

Brianna Cheng

Shea Edstrand

Fiona Gao

Isla Gunn

Max Hamill

Connie Jin

Finn Jones

Sofia Kassam

Abby Li

Jason Luo

Caris Martin

Dylan Mathieson

Roan Melville

Mikayla Morris

Oz Olund

Miles Wallace

M y favourite part of Evelyn Wan

Jerry Xu

Kindergarten was seeing my G rade 12 buddy for the first time.

- Finn 1 Ms. Mingay

During our assembly it was funny when w e made fun of how old Ms. M itchell is.

- M ikayla M .

Ms.

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Elena Adhami

Adam Alghouti

Anna Beaupre

Clay Chi

Amelia Corstorphine

Fayah Edstrand

Joaquim Ferreira

Hafez Ghahremani

Vanessa Grdina

Joshua Hong

Emma Hoogendoorn

Effie Li

Jacky Luan

Henrique Marques

Ilka Qiao

Andy Shao

Luke Sidky

Ezra Tracey

Julia Xue

Mia Zhou

Being good means listening to the rules. I would like to show next year's Kindergarteners how to be good.

Ms. Youssefi

- Ezra L.

The funniest moment was when my friend tricked me and said there was Ms. Wong

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Ms. Brennan

a rabbit on the hill.

- Julia X.

G rade IF

Kaspar Ahamed

Riley Armstrong

Cortez Cabral

Hanjia Fan

David Gabier

Isla Gordon

Jonathan Han

Zayan Jamal

Sara Karimi Ziarani

Ray Lou

Mark Macnutt Lawson

Claudia Queale

Dany Ransanz

Aiden Rassamanesh

Renee Wang

Anna Wang

Isabelle Wortman

Wennie Xu

Olivia Zhang

Marcus Zhou

I loved making masks during our How w e express ourselves unit.

Ms. Finlayson

- C ortez C.

M y favourite part of G rade One was my teachers and my education. I really Ms. Pearce

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Mr. Wan

loved our art and library classes!

- Isla G .

Qaim Burgener

Gabriella Canepari

Carolina Cantu Drivet

Cecilia Chen

Nathan Chen

Parker Cheung

Jacob Dorling

Joanna Fu

Henry Harland

Iris Li

Farhana Mangalji

Isla Mulholland

Nyle Murray

Ava Myring

Maurice Nazari

Jeffrey Ren

Dylan Shokar

Zhen Yan Wu

The best UOI this year was

How the world works because it was about science.

- Elizabeth Z. Elizabeth Zhang

I liked math this year because I liked writing the pluses and equals and having a whole book of it!

- Jacob D.

Vincent Bian

Giulianna Chen

Quinton Guo

Bowie Lamkin

Madeline McCready

Andrew More-Ing

Andria Shih

Abby Sun

Elaine van der Chijs

Chase Jamieson

Pasha Kazemi-Naeini

Sophia Lalani

Celeste PĂŠcora

Aydin Ramji

Lily Saberi

Palin Wang

Tiffany Wang

Constance Yang

Ethan Zeng

Norah Zhao

G rade 1 is really fun and there are lots of new challenges like math. You will meet lots of new friends.

- Celeste P.

Ms. Poulin

W e made our own disco ball. I didn't think kids could Ms. Stecher

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make a disco ball and w e did.

- Pasha K.

Mikael Ahmadi Niri

Alexander Corstorphine

Sadie Cox

Emma Dietz

Kimmie Gollner

Alex Hachey

Sophia Halenar

Nicole Harper

Lachlan Jones

Kai Klimek

Katia Kornilo

Thomas Kortje

Owen Li

Tina Li

Jake Lippman

Keltie Ma

Kameron Macintyre

Gabriel Prisecariu

Rachel Sun

Tom Walsh

Adam Wong

Ms. O'Bvrne

There were some dangerous moments in The most memorable moment of year was the Peter Pan show.

Ms. Mazzei

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Katia K.

G rade 2. In science you mix chemicals together and your hands turn blue.

Adam W.

Viona Ahmadi

Ayden Bateni

Lila Beaupre

Tatiana Calderon

Tiger Cheng

Jaiden Dhiman

Arshaun Emami

Ryan Hong

Mimi Klopfer

Gavin Li

Julia Linsley

Joanna Luan

Graham Lui

Cruiz MacDonald

Lily Mehio

Kade Murray

Marek Novak

Lisa Saba

M y favourite time of day is ERIC. The best part of G rade 2 was when Kai's dad came in and brought a robot.

Joanna L.

W e took a big Coca Cola bottle on the hill and put Mentos in it. It blew up and it was pretty funny!

Kade M .

Mrs. D

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Saum Akhavan-Sharif

Lilia Alishahian

Keyaan Burgener

Yesรณn Cai

Matteo Canepari

Amber Chi

Brant Chung

Jorg DeCooman

Joshua Kim

Candy Li

Matthew Lian

Nina Liu

Sidney Martin

Madeline McLeod

Maryam Mojarradi

Mikaela Nyandoro

Ignacio Revello Lerena

Misha Rubin

Scott van der Chijs

Teagan Vodrey

Edward Wang

M y advice to next year's G rade Twos is: prepare to make new friends and have a lot of fun.

Sidney M .

Ms. Gris

M y favourite part of school is recess and P.E. I liked learning about soil this year.

Ms. Wilson

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Life in G ra d e Two!

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Phoebe Bidder

Dane Calkins

Sultan Chatila

Nolan Cheung

Natasha Chittock

Ali Dhanani

Sofia Ferreira

Charles Harland

Andrew Lang

Alia Mangalji

Alessandra McCready

Owen More-Ing

Deanna Naemi

Erika Panahandeh

Olivia Shantz

Jacob Shull

Grace Wootten

Carrie Xue

Sophie Vang

Winnie Zhang

Yupeng Zhang

I like to come to school because I can talk

Mr. Caton

To increase your learning, you should probably stay focused. Try not to think about things that might be hard. Think about things you can improve on.

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Elena Clay

Anna Cui

Lily Dong

Jason Fu

Sara Ganschow

Ashton Govier

Kiera Lang

Luis Lara Alvarez

Brooklyn Lede

Angel Liu

Vanessa Liu

Jake Myring

Arthur Sun

Bria Loeven

Dexter Macmanus Charlotte Macnutt-Lawson Coco Manderson

G rade 3H

Gary Bai

A t M ulgrave I was happiest when I was rolling around in my sleeping bag.

Harry Tetrault

Nicolaas Van Der Vorm

Kate Vrsnik

Andrew Xu

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G rade 3UM

Kisely Barbie

Natalie Cheung Leandra Gibault-Mathieson

Omar Jamal

Larisa Jin

Amir Mojarradi

Amanda Niu

Emily Luo

Jayden Noormohamed

Eva Grdina

Jane Hu

Allen Huang

Frank Macmanus

Lara Markthaler

Jaya Melville

Blake Shan

Andersen Shih

Alexander Wootten

Atria Zehtab

Martina Revello-Lerena

It's pretty funny when our teacher does magic tricks before French class.

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Ms. Ullman

Next year's 3s should be ready for new challenges. There is a lot of group work and you have to be able to talk to each other and share ideas.

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Three cheers for G ra d e Three!

Katherine Brand

Lola Cabral

Kiana Chang Sigel

Kevin Edmonds

Sarah Gunn

Terry Hao

Ethan Ko

Kennedy Kopke

Yin Xian Li

Frank Lu

Emma Mackay

Kieran Melville

Pasha Mourachov

Malcolm Murray

Maia Rayner

Jenna Talib

Jasmine Wang

Alex White

Claudia Zhang

Emily Zhou

M y favourite memory was G rade 4 camp. All the classes had a chance to be together and the campfires were awesome!

- Emma M .

The most memorable part of the year was our First Nations potlatch.

- Kevin E.

Mr. Anstee Grade Four Associate

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Matteo Ayrton

Jada Chang

Angelina Cheng

Mattheu Cusbert

Mitchell Dai

Navik Desai

Haoming Du

Benjamin Dyment

Thomas Faw

Leo Goldenberg

Gabriel Gonzalez

Emma McDonald

Sam McGaw

Robert Pak

Alice Peng

Cameron Roseman

Ayla Starkey

Sara Sunderji

Ava Wilson

Wendy Xu

Hanna Yaghoubi

G rade 4M

Ava Ashnai

Ms. MacNiel

I loved the Sea to Sky outdoor school - especially the choice activities like archery, polar bear W e had fun with the bake-off. W e made chocolate chip cookies to learn measurement and collaboration skills.

- Jada C.

dipping, and the ropes course.

- Angelina C.

G rade 4T

Salihah Ali

Kiana Bagherpour

Nika Bonyad

Chantelle Brewster

Milo Chang Sigel

Aveary Che

Ella Dixon

Genevieve Dyment

Raihan Hassam

Adrian Lee

Caelan McLeod

Ethan Peng

Aria Rajwani

Shaiv Ramdhani

Jenna Rowland

Eva Torresola

Ella van der Werff

Hans Wang

Abtin Zehtab

Michelle Zuo

A t camp we got to drink hot chocolate every morning.

M y cabin had a party at 4 :0 0 in the morning!

- Gen D.

Ms. Thomson

M y advice is to be focused in class and listen to the teacher, because if you don't listen, you won't understand anything.

- Chantelle B. 124

G rade 5D

Adrianna Gibault

Matthew Gollner

Teresa Jin

Sia Jutha

Brooke Lamkin

Brandon Lang

John Lang

Edward Li

Lisa Li

Lucas Liu

George Luo

Connar Mackay

Raya Mamdani

Annabelle Onrot

Tomas Rodrigues Alves

Mercedes Sanei

Nathan Tetrault

Pacey Tian

James Zhang

Max Zhang

Jefferson Zhou

Taishi Zoshima

M y favourite part of the year was Exhibition. M y group focused on architecture and w e enjoyed making designs.

- M atthew G .

The teachers like it if you're prepared and come to school with your homework done.

- Raya M .

Ms. Smyth Grade Five Associate

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Avery Adams

Madeline Bellamy

Benj Bridger

Sebastian Calderon

Janet Chen

Jayden Chow

Aman Dhillon

Steven Gabier

Karina Gulamani

Yasmeen Kassam

Roslyn Kirkwood Fraser

Emma Linsley

Lialah Mavani

Quinn McKay

Cameron Moore

Eric Pan

Nikolai Rubin

Emily Southey

Owen Sullivan

Aiden Winsor

Ashley Wong

Jessica Zhao

The funniest moment was when M r. J grabbed the Ray-Ban case and started using it as a whiteboard eraser.

c * Mr. Jamieson

- Emma L.

view when w e were at camp and canoeing in the rowboats.

- Aiden W.

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G rade 5M

Kameel Ahamed

Milad Ahmadi-Niri

Ella Bond

Luke Chittock

Talulla Cox

Amrita Dhillon

Andor Dietz

Phoenia Gao

Walker Gelbard

Tristan Govier

Ava Lee

William Li

Jerome Lippman

Cherry Liu

Lukas Marosits

Vera McCutcheon

Kenda Murray

Joel Nicholl

Milan Novak

Andrew Peng

George Tian

O n April Fools, our teacher pranked us and said there would be no recess until the end of April.

- Ella B.

Mrs. MacIntyre

O n Mrs. MacIntyre's birthday w e hid behind things in the classroom. The M aster Chefs baked a cake, and when she came back from a fake meeting w e surprised her.

- FTioenia G .

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Rashed Arafeh

Madelaine Brewer Yazdi

Linda Che

Ryan Cheah

Garrett Dai

Kaysan Dhanji

Karina Edmonds

Grace Ezzati

Khirad Hassam

Angel He

Kiki Kuang

Jamil Lalani

Matthew Lede

Mia Lesjak

Nevin Louie

Kevin Mehrani

Felix Qin

Cole Roppel

Teagan Sacre

Chelsea Sharp

Mona Xie

Angelina Yang

M y favourite moment was our assembly because our whole class got to express Ms. Ferguson

what w e had learned.

I loved camping at Pinnacle Pursuits because you can try the high ropes and be out of your comfort zone.

Mr. Sargent Grade Six Associate

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- Linda C

Catharina Barreira

Ellyana Baumet

Kate Birch

Ethan Chang

Koby Chen

Selin Chetinelli

Mikkah Damji

Niki Evini

Ziyan Hemani

Leona Li

Holden Liu

Jack McDonnell

Pranav Ramdhani

Shaiya Sayani

Sebastian Torresola

Alyssa Ukani

Isabel von Borstel

G rade Ă&#x201C;RJ

Inaya Alibhai

A t camp I jumped into the w ater with all my clothes on.

It was freezing! I probably got hypothermia.

Keira Walsh

Annie Wang

Vivian Ye

Selina Zhu

- Vivian Y.

Mr. Ronald-Jones

favourite memory was the Eastern trip. G oing to the Hershey's factory was the best part!

- Selina Z.

Leili Akhavan-Sharif

Daniel Aminbakhsh

Guytano Ayrton

Tristan Campeau

Bela Desai

Finn Grathwol

Angel Gu

Kamran Hemani

Vanessa Li

Lina Lim

Olesya Menshykova

Ahna Noormohamed

Paula Ransanz

Mira Saba

Ali Talib

Kaiden Talib

Cayden Tay

Vanessa Tung

Ruby W ang

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M y favourite part of G rade 6 was the freedom. The teachers let you organize your time and decide on the order to complete tasks.

- Kamran H.

Ms. Yakachuk

Here at M ulgrave my school days are always highlighted with events and memories that will stay with me throughout my learning experiences.

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- Vanessa T.

Life in G rade Six

Junior

CANDIDS Lots of fun = Great memories!

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Luka Assaf

Soo Gyung Bak

Jack Chen

Ethan Chow

Jed DeCooman

Kyle Deslippe

Nestor Deza Estremadoyro

Khayali Dhanji

Josie Ding

Kevin Du

Charles Feng

Cindy Gan

Hayden Gelbard

Katerina Georgi

Amin Gulamani

Monray Guo

Tina Guo

Sasha Ivanov Bleek

Zia Janmohamed

Brando Klot

Kai Kopke

Tianna Lawton

Erika Layton

Adelvn Lee

Dongjo Lee

Alex Lepoidevin

Lucy Lepoidevin

Angela Li

Ryan Li

Eli Lippman

Brian Liu

Laura Liu

Adrian Lu

Victoria Lu

Aly Mamdani

Isaac Manji

Owen McMenemy Brown

Sophie McMenemy Brown

Ellie Mitchell

Jolene Morabito

Gabriella Novak

Amanda Qian

Sahra Rajani

Joaquin Revello Lerena

Tessa Rinck

Aleksei Rubin

Alyza Samji

Kaden Sayani

Devon Seybold

Beam Sosothikul

Alicia Steinmann

Claudia Stodt

Miles Sullivan

Emilv Tan

Emily Tang

Christian Thorson

Jose Vergani

Jerry Wan

Connor White

Jack Wray

Sophie Ye

Sophie Ye

Ze Min Zhang

Tiger Zhang

ADVISORY ROOKS; GEO TRIP; W i DAY 2016; SCIENCE FAIR; SCORED A NEW Reco Xu RACKPACK GOT TO DRING A LAPTOP; SPECIALIST CLASSROOMS; SCIENCE LAD; LOVING LEAPS; FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL WAS STILL IN SEPTEMRER; CAMPING FOR REAL'; SOAKED AT THE WELCOME RACK RBQ; SOCCER; TERRY FOX RUN WITH THE UPPER SCHOOL; CROSS COUNTRY IS NOT AS EASY; MYP GOT SERIOUS' FAST; LOVIN' SCHOOL; ; GOOD BYE SPORTS DAY, HELLO DOTH; GETTING TO EAT BREAKFAST AT THE SCHOOL CAF; NOT MISSING IS; BEING ABLE TO PARTICIPATE IN SUMMIT TRIPS; FIRST YEAR AT THE ATHLETICS BANQUET

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Alex Andrews

Theodoro Barreira

Sarah Berton

Braxton Calkins

Kayley Chang

Steven Che

Nicole Cheah

David Chen

Amanda Cheng

Connor Chittock

May Cho

Joshua Chow

Emily Ci

William Collister

Julia Cross

Azad Dharamsi

Liam Durnin

Nikki Ebrahimi Siaghi

William Fergusson

Samir Georgi

Nina Goldenberg

Clara Gonzalez

Kaden Gulamani

Xiao Chuan He

Jinhyo Huh

Lindsay Ilkay

Sahra Kassim-Lakha

Terry Kim

Zoe Kortje

Hannah Li

Joseph Li

Brady Lim

Raiden Louie

Peter Lu

Chris Lu

FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL; FIVE OUTDOOR ED CAMPS TO CHOOSE FROM; WELCOME RACK BRQ; SOCCER; TERRY FOX RUN, BATTLE OF THE HOUSES; SPRING CLEANING DRIVE; NIGHT OF THE NOTABLES; SPIRIT WEEK; PLAYLAND; NEW WINDOW IN MR. HARDY S ROOM; ROCKED OUR 'DAY IN THE LIFE1 COMPETITION; BIG NIGHT AT ZOOM; BASKETBALL ROCKED; SUMMIT TRIPS; LOCKERS GOT SHORTER; LIFE IN THE' MIDDLE OF THE MIDDLE' GOT SWEETER; DESIGN WASN'T AS OVERWHELMING (OR MAYBE IT STILL WAS).

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Steven Luo

Callum MacIntyre

Niki Mahmoudi

Asal Malekpour

Markus Marosits

Kala McKay

Tara Mehr

Branden Modrovic

Behbod Panahandeh

Andrew Park

Julie Prins

Julie Qi

Daniel Qin

Vania Rezaei

Jayden Shull

Michael Solodko

Campbell Southey

Mikhail Talib

Nil Tekin

Charlotte Van Der Vorm

Gleb Vlasenko

Kevin Wang

Luna Wang

Augustin Wright

Charles Xu

Iris Xu

Lyris Xu

Christie Yang

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Pegah Abyaneh

Vian Ahn

Charlotte Armstrong

Nathan Bidder

Jack Birch

Thomas Bridger

Madeleine Campeau

Angela Chen

Linda Chen

Harry Crerar

Cecile Dai

Christopher Demirel

Jocelyn Desabrรกis

Anna Edmonds Paredes

Maxwell Elyzen

Luc Goh

Leo Guo

Natalie Hanna

Logan Harris

Maggie Haugom

Mollie Haugom

Elaine He

Nicholas Hilkewich

Andrew Horner

Lillian Huang

Adam Jamal

Natasha Kearns

Nicole Lee

Laelia Lei

Paige Leonard

David Li

Stephen Liao

Ethan Lippman

Pierre Luo

Celina Manji

Sayeed Mavani

Ali Mecklai

Meridy Meikle

Alisha Muljiani

Tommy Niu

Jennifer Pan

Cole Rajani

Marla Rinck

Dale Roseman

Keaton Ross Ghali

Kasra Saddad

Sophia Shayan

Caroline Sinclair

Henry Spencer

Florian Steinmann

Claire Stewart

Frank Sun

Katarina Swetlikoff

Jarick Vance

Mackenzie Walsh

Mac Walsh

Grace Wang

ShuqingWang

Simon Wang

Wensen Wang

YuhengWang

Ingrid White

Lucas Wong

Ken Yang

Sam Ye

Ji Sang You

Andrew Zhang

Irene Zhang

Reed Zhang

LAST GRADE 9 GLASS TO GO TO EASTERN CANADA;

Aileen Zhou

Carrie Zhou

Richard Zhou

Joanna Zhuang

COLLEGE TALKS GOT SERIOUS; PETER PAN PLAY ROCKED; ROTH; ADVISORY WAS STILL COOL; PACKED 150 BACKPACKS; RAISED $3,000 FOR FT. MCMURRAY; LOVED MR. JONES' DOG AT TALENT SHOW; ARTSAPAL00ZA ZOOM.

GRADE NINE

MIDDLE SCHOOL

Grayson Beck

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Arell Bryski

Aiden Carere

Jacky Chang

Rachael Deng

Aidan Deslippe

Laura Fabian

Nikky Hakimi

Devon Harris

David Herz

Isaac Hole

Joanna Joannou

Angela Kim

Chuiwen Kong

Christine Li

Frank Liu

Matthew Chasmar

Sydney Chow

Aidan Clarke Scott

Timmy Frewin

Bryan Ge

Jessica Hu

Kevin Hu

Helen Jo

Nelli Larjava

Jimi Lee

So Yi Lee

Joshua Levy

Prosper Liu

Jerry Liu

Emanuele Mainoli

Isabella Manderson

Liam March

Sebastian Marin

Sarah Mejia

jack Morin

Lauren Mounzer

Minh On

Peter Peng

Camisha Rahmatian

Kealin Sacre

Jay Seung

Luke Seybold

Armรณn Shokravi

Arveen Shokravi

Alyssa Shull

Saba Soltani

Caitlvn Southey

Veronica Steek

David Sui

Sofia Sullivan

John Taghavi

Kayla Talib

Zhiyuan Tang

Ava Thompson

Torean Vance

Fanny Wang

Lily Wang

Leo Wang

Lara Washington

Alexander Wortman

Richard Yang

Dorothv Zhao

Boris Zhu

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Martin Abrary

Safia Adelyar

Mason Andrews

Nicholas Belluk

Alexander Brun

Michael Calder

Jia Lin Chen

David Chi

Matthew Cho

Siri Coupland

Aurora Cummings

Emma Dean

Jack DeCooman

Emilie Desabrรกis

Isabella Edmonds Paredes

Harrv Fan

Rafael Gonzalez

Liam Gray

Aria Guld

William Gurevych

Shirine Haghjou

Daisy Harris

Jordan Henderson

Grace Heppell

Jacob Hiom

Edith Hu

Kevin Hu

Zakir Jamal

John Jang

Jenissa Sunderji

Jimmy Jiang

Louis Keleher

Lucky Kim

Madeleine Kirkwood

Sophie Lesjak

Max Li

Rita Li

Linda Li

Hank Liu

Betsy Liu

Andrew Lo

Eric Lou

Kiyaana Manji

Nicolas Marin

Thomas McIntyre

Jacob McKenzie

Faris Mecklai

Ranna Mehr

Sunita Mirzada

Ehsanullah Musafir

Haroon Nawroz

Katherine O Brien

Jackson Pike

Sebastiaan Prins

Martha Shaw

Poppy Shaw

Sophia Sinclair

Natasha Somani

Sara Somani

Judson Stanton

Nicole Stanton

Amin Taji

Katharine Turner

Shanil Verjee

Fiona Wang

Jerry Wang

Joshua White

Percy Xie

Dina Yaghoubi

Ji Soo You

Ellen Zhang

Claudia Zhang

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Kim Bai

Monica Beaumont

Rhonda Beaupre

Kristy Black

Maurice Broschart

Clayre Brough

Natassja By

Elizabeth Calderon

Jonathan Cawkell

Bronson Chau

Hazel Chee

Louise Chen

Xi Chen

Kelly Chow

Kathryn Clark

Megan Collins

Greg Cusbert

Jason Cutbill

Julie Decooman

Tracey Dixon

Carla Donnelly

Michelle Douglas

Rob Eakin

Diana Ferreira

John Flanagan

Michael Frewin

Pegi Furanna

James Gardiner

Christine Giesbrecht

Lili Guo

Lee Hardy

Yuna Huang

Alnoor

Samantha

Patricia Jolley

Martin Jones

Richard Keleher

Richard Kristen

Rosemary Lai

Shellina Lakhdhir

Luke Lawson

Claude Leduc

Ian Lee

Julie Lefeaux

Vanessa Li

Avery Liao

Sophia Liew

David Lo

David Lopez

Michael Lopez

Gordon Macintyre

Michelle Mah

Leila Malkin

Morven McClean

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Claude McLean

Alison McTavish

STA FF & UPPER S C H O O L FA CU LTY

Karyn Mitchell

Melissa Moore

Michael Moore

Marlena Morgan

Michelle Myring

Michelle Noble

Patricia O Brien

Michelle O Byrne

Mike Olynyk

Lynn Orsmond

Jessica Park

Heather Pez

Karem Planas

Kyle Prior

Lily Radburn

Christina Reis

Bambi Roy

Cecilia Rudek

Libby Soper

Shawn Sorensen

Amy Starkey

Joyce Tang

Colin Van De

Ferdinand Van

Laura Walsh

Edison Wan

Sarah Wang

Antony Wilson

John Wray

Jameson Wright

Sarah Wu

Suxin Ye

Rosa Yip

Bishr Alimohamed I love you guys like Kanye loves Kanye. Thank you all for riding with me through the journey of success. I spent the whole first day of Kindergarten trying to make one friend and 13 years later, I am proud to say that I have almost made one!

Seriously though, the amount of laughing fits, ridiculous inside jokes and awesome moments I have had with people here have made me who I am today. Thanks for the memories, fam.

That's the way the cookie crumbles.

Jude Arafeh "Memory is a way of holding onto the things you love, the things you are, and the things you never want to lose."

- The Wonder Years And that's the way the cookie crumbles.

Georgia Boddez Even though it may not seem like it, your persistence will pay off soon.

Thanks for the memories, Mulgrave!

John (Han Yue) Cao High school was okay I guess. It was like having a captor with severe mood swings; you're forced to be there and one minute it’s all fine and dandy, and the next minute everything is on fire and you have a dozen assignments due, which are also on fire. Much like having Stockholm Syndrome, I want to leave now but I'll probably want to come back later due to some life-threatening pressure at university. I suppose my note to my future self would be to keep moving forward until you have a Wikipedia page dedicated to your success. I wish all of you good luck.

John Allen "Before I do anything I ask myself, ‘Would an idiot do that?’ and if the answer is yes, 1 do not do that thing.”

- Dwight K. Schrute

Emma Berton Its about the journey not the destination, so good luck out there in the real world and enjoy the ride.

"If Troy can tell his secret then I can tell mine... I bake." - Zeke Baylor, High School Musical

Bryson Bourchier "Life is an improvisation. You have no idea what's going to happen next and you are mostly just making things up as you go along." - Stephen Colbert

Zhen Ni Chen "Some say art is long, life is short. But now for me art is life, life is sport."

- Kim NamJoon

Krista Cook “Would I rather be feared or loved?

Easy. Both. I want people to be afraid of how much they love me.”

- Michael Scott

Ahmed Dharamsi "You may not always end up where you thought you were going, but you will always end up where you were meant to be." - Jessica Taylor

Kristopher Coppin "Buy the ticket, take the ride.”

- Hunter S. Thompson

Roy (Xingyu) Gao "Graduation is a time of completion, of finishing, of an ending, however, it is also a time of celebration of achievement and a beginning for the new graduate." Catherine Pulsifer

Thank you so much to everyone who helped me to get to where I am today and for helping me achieve my goal of graduating with my IB diploma. To all my teachers, family and friends who have supported and been there for me throughout my time at Mulgrave, thank you for making it something that I will always hold close to my heart.

Chelsea Henry "The best thing to hold onto in life is each other.” - Audrey Hepburn Thank you, Mulgrave, for all the absolutely wonderful memories. You shaped who I am and allowed me to dream big. I will miss you so very much.

It's been an incredible 13 years.

Madelaine Herunter A wise man named Andy Dwyer once said, “I have no idea what I’m doing but I know I’m doing it really, really well.” Personally, I never have any idea what I'm doing, but I sure hope I am doing it well.

Rachael Herz As to the IB: "Victory at all costs, victory in spite of all terror, victory however long and hard the road may be; for without victory, there is no survival."

- Winston Churchill As to the future: "It is a big and beautiful world. Most of us live and die in the same corner where we were born and never get to see any of it. I don't want to be most of us." - Oberyn Martell

Yi Ling Jin "Try not to become a man of success, but rather try to become a man of value." - Albert Einstein

Anniqa Karmali Thank you to all of my teachers and classmates for making my time at Mulgrave so memorable.

To my Lady Titans, play hard, move your feet, and love the game. I am so grateful to have spent my last year on the court with such an amazing group of girls (+ Leduc); thank you for supporting me, laughing with me, and pushing me to become the person that I am. I am so proud of all of you and wish you all the best next year!

Always remember... “Don’t let the Muggles get you down.” - Ron Weasley

Salina (Jung Yoon) Kim It has been challenging to meet the expectations of the IB programme, but I believe that these challenging times awakened my academic curiosity and it surely set my academic standards.

Studying in depth in many perspectives has helped me to understand things better in general. Despite having a slight fear of what expectations will be required of me in the future, I can say that at least I am well prepared. "Difficult times often bring out the best in people." - Friends

Harriet (Hayoon) Jung It's gonna sound eggstremely cheesy, but I'm grateful for everything I eggsperienced at Mulgrave - it truly has been the most eggciting period of my life. Also, I'm very eggstatic about the way everyone in the 2016 Grad Class accomplished eggstraordinary and eggstravagant things and I’m tremendously thankful for our eggceptional teachers and staff. And remember kids, "If you're good at something, never do it for free."

- Heath Ledger. Well, that's all yolks!

Bi-bi and I wish all of you the best in everything you do! :)

Keeyan Kazemi “It doesn’t take rocket appliances to get your Grade 10.” - Ricky from Trailer Park Boys

Soraiya Lalani It’s insane to think that we’re really saying bye - and not just bye until September. To my teachers, thank you for your support and guidance every step of the way - from teaching us about our monarch butterflies in Kindergarten, to the natural selection of peppered moths in Grade 12. To my friends, thank you for the last minute cram sessions and the laughs over the years. Finally, to my family, thank you for getting me out of bed every morning and always keeping me entertained! The last 13 years were filled with unforgettable memories and experiences that I will cherish forever.

Milla Larjava "Individually we are just drops, but together we make it rain."

- Lady Titans Basketball

Emme Lee It’s been a crazy 2,600 days at this school but a great 2,600 days to say the least. Keep riding the wave, rolling with the punches, and playing ball all the bumps along the way are just part of the fun.

“Always be a first-rate version of yourself, instead of a second-rate version of somebody else.”

- Judy Garland

Alex (Li Yin) Li Work Hard Play Hard Many times throughout my 5 years at Mulgrave, I wanted to give up and transfer to another school, but it was always my friends and teachers who convinced me to stay and keep on pushing. They say, even though everything may seem like it is hopeless, there is always a way of overcoming that obstacle. Now, I am accepted into Emory University in Atlanta, and without the support of my friends and teachers, it would have never been possible. Thank you for your support.

Annika (Shang Yun) Li Thank you for being a part of my social experiment.

Weiyun Li "I like nonsense, it wakes up the brain cells. Fantasy is a necessary ingredient in living." - Dr. Seuss

Lucas (Chuanquing) Lu I enjoy school life at Mulgrave. Every classmate is friendly and every teacher teaching me is patient. I have made friends these two years; I have gone through challenges; I have had significant events happen to me; I have found joy from hearing and making science jokes; I have experienced exhaustion and drowsiness after some certain double blocks; I have had heated conversations and delicious food on the round table; I decided patiently to beat my chess opponent. Now, having at least 80 words, I want to wish my classmates well in their future and say thanks to my dear high school.

Phillip Martin Thank you to Mulgrave for making my life difficult but also great.

Zoe Morin "People don't think the Universe be like it is, but it do."

- Neil deGrasse Tyson

"There is in every madman a misunderstood genius whose idea, shining in his head, frightened people, and for whom delirium was the only solution to the strangulation that life had prepared for him."

- Antonin Artaud

Elisabeth O'Leary “Anyway, like I was sayin', shrimp is the fruit of the sea. You can barbecue it, boil it, broil it, bake it, sauté it.

There’s, uh, shrimp-kabobs, shrimp creole, shrimp gumbo. Pan-fried, deep-fried, stir-fried. There's pineapple shrimp, lemon shrimp, coconut shrimp, pepper shrimp.

Shrimp soup, shrimp stew, shrimp salad, shrimp and potatoes, shrimp burger, shrimp sandwich. That - that's about it.” - Bubba, Forrest Gump, 1994

Shelly (Soyoung) Park "It is not the mountain we conquer, but ourselves."- Edmund Hillary "It's not IB that we conquered, but procrastination." - Students Thank you to my family, friends, and teachers for supporting me through two years of DP. I will really miss the unique relationship that Mulgrave provides amongst students and teachers.

Hannah Rahim "Success is not a place at which one arrives but rather the spirit with which one undertakes and continues the journey.” - Alex Noble Thank you to my family, friends and teachers for all of your support and for some great high school years I'll never forget. Best of luck to grad '16 in all of your future endeavours! You have taught us all to remember to enjoy every moment of the journey and appreciate how far we've come instead of just focusing on how far we have to go.

Angela (Ya Man) Pai "Those who don't believe in magic will never find it." - Roald Dahl

Kelly (Tian Yu) Qi "When I'm 80 years old and sitting in my rocking chair, I'll be reading the Mulgrave Yearbook. And my family will say to me, 'After all this time?'

And I will say: 'Always.'"

-Modified Quote by Alan Rickman (1946-2016)

Gregory Read As my twelve long years at school come to an end, I’m excited for the next chapter. Hopefully, I am more prepared than Phoebe from Friends, who when asked, “Do you have a plan?” replied, “I don’t even have a ‘pla’.” As I enter an entirely new world I will listen to Monica’s comforting words, “Welcome to the real world. It sucks, you’re gonna love it.”

Hunter Rigatti Life is a bunch of stepping stones. I started in the basement of a Church in Toronto. Then I went to my elementary school, Courcelette Public School, then high school, Malvern Collegiate Institute. My next stepping stone is here at Mulgrave. Over the past three years I have met wonderful people and created connections for life. 1 am now ready to step on to the next one, whatever it may be.

Before the Wright Brothers made the first airplane they built bicycles.

Mulgrave is my bicycle factory.

Sara Shahbaz "For what it's worth... It's never too late, or in my case too early, to be whoever you want to be. There's no time limit. Start wherever you want.

You can change or stay the same.

There are no rules to this thing. We can make the best or the worst of it. I hope you make the best of it. I hope you see things that startle you. I hope you feel things you never felt before. I hope you meet people who have a different point of view. I hope you live a life you're proud of, and if you're not, I hope you have the courage to start all over again." - F. Scott Fitzgerald

Carl Steffens I like to live my life by the wise words of Ron Swanson; "Friends: One to three is sufficient." And you know what? I think I have done pretty well with that. I've learnt that no matter how many friends you have, always keep a few you can actually talk to.

And with that, if there is one thing those friends have taught me, it is that "We have to remember what’s important in life: friends, waffles, and work. Or waffles, friends, work. But work has to come third."

- Leslie Knope

Karl-Lucas Steiniger "There is only one success: To be able to spend your life in your own way."

- Christopher Morley Mulgrave has played a vital role throughout my young years. It has given me much more than a school tends to offer. Over the past six years, I have called it home. From the lifelong friendships I have created, to the countless memories that I shall keep, Mulgrave has always been at the center of it. To my fellow classmates, I wish you success with your future endeavours. See ya, Grave.

Jessica Su The past couple of years have gone by way too quickly. "We didn’t realise that we were making memories, we just knew that we were having fun.” It seems only fitting to thank my family, friends and teachers for everything. You would think that somewhere in the last eighteen years they would have taught me how to say goodbye, but it still seems crazy that we won’t be saying 'see you in September' to our friends and teachers. It has been an unforgettable collection of years, and I hope the best is yet to come.

Meagan Stewart "The hero Gotham deserves, but not the one it needs right now."

- Commissioner James Gordon

Saba Taghiakbari Give more than you take. Every day.

Jacky (Yin Jie) Tian If it IS important for you, you will find a way; if NOT, you will find an excuse.

- Students of Mulgrave

Merina Uhrle Hannah Montana said nobody's perfect, yet here I am. Shout-out to the homies; you were the real MVP's.

Peace out high school 2k 16, it was real.

Jaylan Vance Mulgrave was an experience that will always stick with me. It has been a long journey, and I am grateful to everyone who has supported me along the way especially those who have helped me carry my art projects up and down the stairs or helped me by opening a door.

At the end of this road 1 have found that I have become more confident and explorative. I am excited to begin a new journey and to see how my new experiences will shape me. Thank you again, everyone :)

Danielle Wierenga It’s hard to believe how fast time goes by when you constantly lose track of it.

Thanks for the memories, Mulgrave!

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“Standin' on your mama's porch You told me that it'd last forever Oh, and when you held my hand I knew that it was now or never Those were the best days of my life.”

- Bryan Adams, Summer of ‘69

Thea Udwadia "And I asked myself about the present: how wide it was, how deep it was, how much was mine to keep."

- Kurt Vonnegut

Mats Van Rhijn Invention... arises directly from idleness, possibly also from laziness.”

- Agatha Christie I guess one day I’ll be the greatest inventor the world has ever seen.

Thank you to all the teachers who have shown me endless support and patience over the years. It’s been real.

“Get to the choppa!”

Sydney White "I suppose it will all make sense when we grow up." - Calvin and Hobbes

Jessie Xiang "The time you enjoyed wasting was not wasted time."

Thank you to all the teachers for being so understanding and supportive through times of craziness. Thank you to my friends and family for keeping me sane.

I'm beyond grateful and appreciative. I treasure the memories I made at Mulgrave and look forward to the new memories to come. I will miss everyone and everything (especially the cafe cookies). Once a Mulgravian, forever a Mulgravian. What a wild ride! I'm out :)

Tommy (Jiawei) Xiao "The very beginning mind itself is the most accomplished mind of true enlightenment" - Avatamsaka Sutra

Silent (Xiao Yan) Yu "YOUR voice, my friend, wanders in my heart, like the muffled sound of the sea among these listening pines.

WHAT is this unseen flame of darkness whose sparks are the stars?

Kenny (Chu Fan) Yang Proud IB survivor, 2016 "I hate magic."'- Logan Zhang

Logan (Zhikai) Zhang "You need to think out of the box, and then you will no longer be in the box.

In this case, you can take the box to the dumpster and throw it away."

- Students suffering from IB

LET life be beautiful like summer flowers and death like autumn leaves."

- Rabindranath Tagore

Tom (Zhong Hao) Zhang "If you're reading this, we made it."

- 6ix God

Magnolia (Yuxin) Zhao "You have to fight to reach your dream. You have to sacrifice and work hard for it." - Lionel Messi I am grateful that I have spent three years at Mulgrave with all my friends and teachers. This is a place that gives me both academic knowledge and exciting life experiences. I have enjoyed every day at Mulgrave and I will keep embracing the present. As it is said, "I do what comes to me at that moment. Instinct. It has always been that way." - Lionel Messi

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Abusing MERT privileges.

Never wearing Mulgrave socks,

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FIND JO Y IN THE JOURNEY' This could very well be the Yearbook Editor mantra - and, it was something we were often reminded of by Leah King, our wise advisor and the sunshine guiding our path. Our beloved yearbook was possible thanks to her unmitigated support.

The privilege of working with Mark Steffens, Shauna Ullman, Ali McTavish, and Ana Pedrero's (Fotogrรกfica) pictures made the yearbook ride incredibly enjoyable. Their amazing eye and passion served as the compass for our yearbook pages.

Melanie Cannon, a.k.a. Our Life Jacket, was instrumental in ensuring the students' voice made it into yearbook. Her commitment, enthusiasm and selfless support made the ride pure joy. It is said that a trip is best measured by the friends you make, not the miles you trek, and Melanie's friendship is one of the things we will cherish most about this year's journey.

Lastly, we owe a big thank you to the many students and parents who shared pictures throughout the year. You were the vessel that navigated events, parties and games for our yearbook team. Your willingness to share those moments with us made this a much better book.

As we arrive at the end of this year's journey, our sights are set to the next horizon and another remarkable academic year to enjoy and document.

Warmly, Karem Planas & Michelle Noble Yearbook Editors

WATCH IT ALL COME ALIVE

MUSIC

Augmented reality (AR) brings WorldBeatto life on your iPhone®, iPad® and Android devices,

STEP 1:

Taylor Swift’s “Bad Blood” video, with an all-star cast of actresses and models, wins the VMA Music Video of the Year award.

2. A DIFFERENT DIRECTION One Direction releases its sixth album,

Made In TheA.M.,

and announces an extended break.

3. TRUE PURPOSE

STEP 2: Open the app, search for JostensWorldBeat, and select “Follow.”

STEP 3:

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If Jostens produces your yearbook, use the Replayir app to launch the videos. Go to the Replaylt “More” menu and touch “Augmented Reality," If you haven't downloaded Replaylt, visit the App Store. If Jostens doesn’t produce your yearbook, download the Aurasma® app from the App Store.

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Justin Bieber releases his fourth studio album,

Purpose,

which impresses even non-Beliebers.

4. FRIENDS IN HIGH PLACES The Weeknd’s

Beauty Behind the Madness album features

duets with Ed Sheeran and Lana Del Rey.

5. NOT TOO LATE Drake delights fans and critics with his acclaimed album

If You're Reading This It’s TooLate.

6. WOMEN ON TOP Katy Perry and Taylor Swift top the Forbes list of top-earning women in music.

7. CRUSHED IT Little Big Town’s “Girl Crush” wins Single of the Year and Song of the Year at the Country Music Awards.

8. WISTFUL HELLO Adele releases “Hello,” the first hit single from her much-awaited album

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AWARDS

TOP SONGS OF 2015 1. Uptown Funk! - Mark Ronson featuring Bruno Mars

6. Shut Up And Dance - Walk the Moon

2. Thinking Out Loud - Ed Sheeran

7. Blank Space - Taylor Swift

3. See You Again - Wiz Khalifa featuring Charlie Puth

8. Watch Me - SWento

4. Trap Queen - Fetty Wap 5. S u g a r- Maroon 5

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9. Earned It-T h e Weeknd 10. The H ills - The Weeknd

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Minecraft: Pocket Edition, enabling users to build their own imaginative worlds, comes in on top for most downloaded game app.

2. LIFE IS A STREAM Users broadcast their videos in real time with Periscope, the popular new live streaming app. Apple names it the iPhone® app of the year.

3. BOY BAND BEEF One Direction fans are even more heartbroken when Zayn Malik launches a Twitter feud with his former band mates.

4.

SELFIES 2.0

Snapchat launches Lenses, a suite of zany, animated special effects you can layer over your face.

5. CASH FOR CLANS The small cost for exponentially increasing your ability to defend and combat opposing bases wins out over the wallet in the mobile app game, Clash of Clans. This top grossing app raked in an incredible $1.56 million per day from users dolling out real cash to develop virtual troops.

6. SILENT PROTEST Taylor Swift refuses to put her

1989 album on Spotify and

removes her older releases from the streaming service.

7.

SNAPCHAT SURGES

Evan Spiegel, then-23-year-old CEO of Snapchat, turned down a multi-billion dollar offer from Facebook. Now, usage reports hoist Snapchat second at 6 billion views per day to Facebook’s 8 billion.

8.

THE BILLION VIEW CLUB

One billion YouTube views, once rare, are becoming increasingly common. Wiz Khalifa’s “See You Again” is the tenth and latest member of the club.

9.

#THEDRESS

Is it blue and black or white and gold? Variations in human colour perception go viral as a photo of a dress on Tumblr prompts heated debate. A BuzzFeed article about the dress attracts 37 million hits.

FOLLOW THE LEADERS Katy Perry is the most-followed celebrity on Twitter.

1. Katy Perry

6. Rihanna

2. Justin Bieber

7. Lady Gaga

3. Taylor Swift

8. Justin Timberlake

4. Barack Obama

9. Ellen DeGeneres

5. YouTube

10. Twitter

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1. CANADA HOSTS WOMEN’S WORLD CUP Twenty-four teams gather to compete in the biggest FIFA Women’s World Cup in history; in the finals at BC Place Stadium in Vancouver, the United States defeats Japan 5 - 2 .

2. LITTLE LEAGUE, BIG WIN Japan wins 2015 Little League Baseball World Series by defeating Mid-Atlantic in an astounding six innings. Shingo Tomita hit two opportune homers in the second and third innings that boosted his team toward their 18-11 run win.

3. BLUE JAYS SOAR Fans’ hopes take flight when the Toronto Blue Jays earn their first trip to the playoffs since 1993; they are eliminated by the Kansas City Royals after six games in the American League Championship series.

4. EDMONTON’S 14TH GREY CUP WIN The Edmonton Eskimos come back from a 13-point deficit to defeat the Ottawa Redblacks 26 - 20 for their first Grey Cup Championship in 10 years. Edmonton quarterback Mike Reilly is named MVP.

5. UFC UPSET The #RouseyRevolution of MMA superstar Ronda Rousey takes an unexpected detour with a knockout from Holly Holm.

6. SERENA THE GREAT After winning 3 of 4 Grand Slam tournaments in 2015, Serena Williams was named as the Associated Press Female Athlete of the Year for the fourth time.

7. SUPER SHOWDOWN Football fans sat captivated as the Denver Broncos defeated the Carolina Panthers 24 to 10 in the NFL Championship game at Levi’s Stadium in San Francisco.

8. WARRIORS WIN The Golden State Warriors end their 40-year championship drought by defeating the Cleveland Cavaliers to win the NBA Championship.

9. THE CUP COMES BACK The Chicago Blackhawks defeat the Tampa Bay Lightning to win their sixth Stanley Cup Championship.

10. ROYALS REIGN Kansas City fans go wild when the Royals defeat the New York Mets four games to one to win the MLB World Series.

11. HISTORIC SUCCESS IN PAN AM GAMES Canadian athletes bring home 217 medals from the Pan American Games in Toronto; 19-year-old basketball player Kia Nurse is chosen to carry Canada’s flag in the closing ceremonies.

TOP 5 HIGHEST PAID ATHLETES OF 2015 1. Floyd Mayweather, Jr. 2. Manny Pacquiao 3. Cristiano Ronaldo 4. Lionel Messi 5. Roger Federer http://www.Cheatsheet, com/sports/the- 7highest-paid-athletes-in-2015.html/?a=viewall

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1. BEYOND THE WALL Shailene Woodley returns as Tris Prior in the film adaptation of

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2. A MONSTER HIT

Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard star in

Jurassic World,

the fourth movie in the Jurassic Park film series.

3. PRIDE AND JOY The biopic

Joy wins a Golden Globe, and so does Jennifer Lawrence

for her portrayal of a divorced mom turned millionaire entrepreneur.

4. THE LIBERATION OF PANEM Katniss Everdeen and her allies return to theatres for their final mission in

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2.

5. WINS IN THE WILDERNESS

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The Revenant, a dark frontier drama starring Leonardo DiCaprio, wins With scenes filmed partially In Alberta & British Columbia, numerous awards.

6. LOST AND FOUND When Margo goes missing, Quentin skips school to find her in

Paper Towns, the film adaptation of John Green’s young adult novel 7. THE BREAKING POINT Adventurers attempt to complete eight extreme ordeals in

PointBreak, the drama fails to win over critics but performs well at the box office.

8.

INSIDE OUT

Riley’s emotions are personified in the newest Disney Pixar box office hit. Joy, Fear, Anger, Disgust and Sadness guide Riley through adjusting to her new life in San Francisco.

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STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS

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6. Minions

2. Ju ra ssic World

7. The Hunger Games - Part 2

3. Avengers: Age of Ultron

8. The Martian

4. Inside Out 5. Furious 7

9. Cinderella (2015) 10. Spectre (James Bond)

| l POP CULTURE 1. 3D PRINTING EVOLVES Demand for 3D printers climbs as the technology advances to accommodate metals, electronics, pharmaceuticals and biological materials.

2. BLOGGERS MAKE BANK The most successful fashion and beauty bloggers and vloggers on Instagram can make up to $500,000 per year by offering affiliate links and sponsored content.

3. CAITLYN’S COURAGE Newly transitioned transgender celebrity Caitlyn Jenner accepts the Arthur Ashe Courage Award at the ESPY Awards.

4. MOST LIKED INSTAGRAM EVER With more than 2.5 million likes, the image of model and reality TV star Kendall Jenner, with her hair arranged in heart shapes, is the most-liked Instagram photo ever.

5. HEALTHY BUSINESS MODEL With juice bar sales approaching $100 million a year, the cold-pressed juicing cleanse trend continues as busy, health-conscious consumers seek a shortcut to wellness.

6. THE WORLD’S MOST POWERFUL WOMAN

Time magazine names Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel its Person of the Year and describes her as “Chancellor of the Free World.”

7. DANCING DRAKE Multiple memes, gifs, and Vine videos mock Drake’s goofy “Hotline Bling" dance moves; all the social media trolling helps the song climb to No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100.

8. WASTE NOT A Manhattan chef creates fine dining from “garbage” ingredients to demonstrate how to prevent food waste.

9. THE WATCHWORLD IS WEARABLE Although sales of $1.7 billion are modest compared to the iPhone®, the Apple Watch® ushers wearable tech into the consumer market.

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1. Paris Under Attack

6. The Longest Reigning Queen

2. Blue Jays Reach Playoffs

7. Nepal Earthquake

3. Star Wars

8. The Dress

4. Canada Votes

9. FIFA in Crisis

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Greece on the Brink

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HEADLINES 1. SYRIAN CRISIS

Canada commits to resettling 25,000 displaced Syrians as continuing civil war results In more than 11 million refugees; the conflict claims more than 250,000 lives.

2. GREEK DEBT CRISIS CONTINUES Despite austerity measures and economic reforms, Greece requires a third bailout, causing social unrest as citizens protest higher taxes on farmers and changes to the nation’s pension program.

3. TERRORISTS ATTACK PARIS ISIS terrorists launch coordinated attacks targeting a soccer stadium, a rock concert and several restaurants in the French capital; 130 people perish.

4. LONG LIVE THE QUEEN At age 89, after 63 years and 216 days on the throne, Queen Elizabeth II surpasses Queen Victoria as the longest-reigning British monarch in 1,000 years of history.

6. APPLE ADVANCES The new iPhone® 6s features more durable aluminum construction, a rose gold colour option, 3D Touch access to apps and a 12MP camera.

7. NEPAL EARTHQUAKE A magnitude 7.8 earthquake in Nepal rocks villages, damages structures and kills at least 5,000.

8. FIFA FALTERS AS SCANDALS EMERGE Just months after the indictment of 14 officials for money laundering, racketeering, and wire fraud, 16 more FIFA officials and associates are charged with 92 counts of embezzlement, bribery, and kickbacks.

9. TRUDEAU LEADS LIBERALS TO VICTORY In an election that delivers a new majority for the Liberal Party, 43-year-old Justin Trudeau, son of former PM Pierre Trudeau, is chosen as the nation’s 23rd Prime Minister.

10. UNITED NATIONS OBSERVE 70TH ANNIVERSARY More than 350 landmarks in more than 80 countries around the world celebrate with brilliant displays of blue lights.

Blue is the official colour of the UN.

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5. CANDIDATE TRUMP Billionaire real estate developer and TV personality Donald Trump is an early frontrunner in the race to be the GOP nominee for the 2016 US presidential election.

MOST POWERFUL PEOPLE ACCORDING TO FORBES IN 2015 http://www.forbes.eom/powerful-people/list/#tab:overall

1. Vladimir Putin, 63 2. Angela Merkel, 61 3. Barack Obama, 54 4. Pope Francis, 79 5. Xi Jingping, 62

6. Bill Gates, 60 7. Janet Yellen, 69 8. David Cameron, 49 9. Narendra Modi, 65 10. Larry Page, 42

TV/GAM ING 1. SCREAM QUEENS A serial killer called the Red Devil menaces the sorority sisters of Kappa Kappa Tau in the debut season of the Fox network's horror comedy.

2. PRETTY LITTLE LIARS The Liars escape the dollhouse and secret identities are revealed In Season 6 of the ABC Family network drama.

3. AMERICAN HORROR STORY: HOTEL Lady Gaga stars as The Countess in Season 5 of the horror series, set In a haunted Los Angeles hotel.

4. ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK Netflix commits to a fourth season of the binge-worthy drama series, set in a women’s prison.

5. AMERICA’S NEXT TOP MODEL: GUYS & GIRLS The judges choose Nyie DiMarco and Mamé Adjei as winners in Cycle 22 of the final season of the CW reality show.

6. TOP-RANKED YOUTUBE GAMERS With more than 10 billion video views, Swedish gamer PewDiePie tops the leaderboard of most popular YouTube channels.

7. NEW GAME, NEW STAR Rory Mcllroy succeeds Tiger Woods as the new face of EA Sports’ PGA Tour golf game.

8. eSPORTS ARE BRINGING IN BILLIONS With larger audiences and bigger prize pools, eGaming tournaments rival traditional sports events.

9. CANADIAN TV VIEWERS CUT THE CORD Online streaming services such as Crackle, CraveTV, Netflix, and Shomi grow in popularity; traditional cable providers worry as costconscious subscribers cancel.

10. CALL OF DUTY: BLACK OPS III The first-person shooter is set in the year 2065 and features zombie storylines, robotic drones and a team of soldiers with cybernetic enhancements.

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PHOTO CREDITS: Music: Getty/Ethan Miller, Corbis/Marlo Anzuanl-Reuters, Getty/Jeff Kravitz, Getty/C. Flanigan, Getty/Sammlr Hussein, Getty/Maurlcio Santana, Getty/Mark Metcalfe, Getty/Jon Kopaloff, Getty/NBC, Getty/NBC. Social Media: Getty/Bloomberg, Periscope, Getty/Amanda Edwards, Jostens, Inc./Rachel Raske, Corbls/Maurl Ratilalnen, Getty/C. Flanigan, Fllckr/Matt Hendrick, Getty/Michael Kovac, Getty/Christopher Polk, Getty/Bennett Raglln. Sports: Getty/Stuart Franklin FIFA, Getty/Rob Carr, Getty/Jerry Markland, Getty/Christian Peterson, Getty/Jeff Bottarl/Zuffa LLC, Getty/WILLIAM WEST, Getty/Aaron Ontiveroz, Getly/Greg Nelson, Getty/Chlcago Tribune, Getty/Rob Tringall. Pop Culture: Getty/ Trevor Williams, Getty/lhar Ulashchuk, Getty/Kevin Mazur, Getty/VIctorVirgile, Getty/MIke Coppola, Getty/Sean Gallup, Getty/Gareth Cattermole, Getty/Jean-Pierre Muller, Getty/Bloomberg, Headlines: Getty/Selval M. Satim, Getty/Charles McQuillan, Getly/Joel Sagel, Getty/Ethan Miller, Getty/Joe Raedle, Getty/Mandel Ngan, Getty/Bloomberg, Getty/Daniel Berehulak, Getty/The State.

Getty/Jean-Christophe Verhaegen, Getty/Anadolu Agency, Gelty/ChinaFotoPress. Movies: ©Summit Entertainment/courtesy of Everett Collection, ©Universal Pictures/courtesy Everett Collection, ©20th Century Fox Film Corp/courtesy Everett Collection, ©Llonsgate/courtesy Everett Collection, ©20th Century Fox Film Corp/courtesy Everett Collection, ©20th Century Fox Film Corp/courtesy Everett Collection, ©Warner Brothers/courtesy Everett Collection, ©Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures/courtesy Everett Collection, ©Walt Disney Studios Motion Plctures/Lucas Film LTD/courtesy Everett Collection. TV: Everett/Steve Dietl, Everett/Eric McCandless, Everett/Suzanne Tenner, Everett/Jojo Whllden, Getty/VIncent Sandoval, Getty/Jason Kempln, Getty/J. Countess, Getty/Ross Klnnaird, Getty/Bloomberg, Getty/Christopher Capozzlello Zuffa LLC, Getty/Trlstan Fewlngs. Brands: Getty/Bloomberg, Getty/Sascha Steinbach, Getty/Bloomberg, Getty/Roberto Machado Noa

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