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Dawson Creek Secondary School Graduates of 2021
As I reflect on the past year, I am reminded of all the challenges and obstacles that we faced to reach this point. You are the first graduating class in approximately 100 years to complete their entire senior year in a pandemic. With all the hurdles you have navigated in this past year, achieving a high school graduation is an amazing accomplishment. Graduation is one of those events you will remember for the rest of your lives, and I think it’s safe to say you will never forget this experience. You have all taken different paths to reach this point and that adds to the uniqueness of this celebration. Congratulations! For perhaps the last time in your high school career, I’m going to attempt to inspire some deep thinking, and personal reflection. I’ll start with the following question from Simon Sinek: What is your why? Or put another way, Why do you do what you do? It’s a very simple question from the outside but, if you really dig into it and take some time to reflect, your answer will be complex. Defining your why will help to define you. It will drive your moral compass and will challenge you throughout your life. It will provide you with a measuring stick and will guide your decision-making process. Your why will also change multiple times throughout your life as you gain knowledge, experience new things, and transition further into adulthood. Knowing why you are doing something or knowing what drives you will help you get the most out of each experience, and it will ensure you are engaging fully in what is in front of you, and not on what you may perceive to be missing. Put another way, your why is what differentiates you from other people, it’s what inspires you, and it forces you to take action. Many of you have a why; some of you may not. That is okay. Discovering and redefining our why makes us who we are. My challenge to you is to not be afraid to redefine your why and enjoy the adventure of personal discovery. The second piece of thinking is around the following question: If this were the last day of my life, would my plans for today still be the same? I recently read something that said it’s weird to think that the best day of your life hasn’t happened yet. That’s a very interesting statement in the sense that, if you’re always living in the now, you may be blind to the amazing things that are happening around you or to you. It’s important to take a step back from time to time and be thankful for all that you have. Further to that, it’s important that you take advantage of each day you have and to make sure you’re not missing out on opportunities because of the risk. I’m not talking about risk-taking in terms of danger but rather risk-taking in terms of opportunity. Former American President Thomas Jefferson said with great risk comes great reward. Make sure you are aware of opportunities around you, you are reflective and calculated in your decisions, and that you don’t miss out on something because your plans for today are already set. The final thing I would like you to think about is as follows: Create an idea book. On the surface this may seem like a silly idea but hear me out. The notion of an idea book came my way when I was completing my Masters. When I first heard of the idea of an idea book, I thought to myself, this is a silly idea … so I wrote that down. In fact, that was the first entry in my idea book. Whether it’s notes on your phone or an actual physical entry into a diary, an idea book is a great way to help organize your thoughts and to take advantage of opportunities that come your way. Ideas come to us in many forms but, if we don’t take a few minutes to write them down and reflect on them, we may miss out on something great right in front of us. The idea book also helps you to reflect on things that are happening to you and around you. Reflection is a great skill that, if used and developed, will be an asset for you. Don’t assume you know everything and be willing to approach things with an open mind. Those two things will allow you to experience everything life has to offer and will make for some interesting entries in your idea book. Graduates, as you leave Dawson Creek Secondary School and move onto the next phase of your life, don’t forget about your why, live your life to the fullest by seizing opportunities, and take a few minutes to capitalize on a new idea. I thank you all for your contributions to Dawson Creek Secondary School. I know my life is fuller from having the opportunity to work and learn with you, and I wish you all the best in your future endeavours. Take care,
Josh Kurjata Principal
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Dominion Adewole
Ashley Anderson
Nicole Anonuevo
Kaylea Argo
Morgan Armstrong
Micca Asuncion
Luisuj Banocnoc
Independence Baran
Kale Bauld
Asia Bedell
Baron Benito
Gabriella Berbenzana
Courtney Berg
Tim Bieri
Shivya Bombuwala
Lukas Broadway
Colin Buchan
Gabrielle Capelle
Logan Hansen
Kylie Capelle
Maddison Casselman
Sophie Chandler
Alexis Conroy
Congratulations to a wonderful grandson. We are so proud of you and all your accomplishments. Here’s to your future. Best of Luck!
Love always Grandma and The Ayotte Family
Scott Cournoyer
Brayden Cox
Mason Crosby
Daamin Crouse
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Brice Lee Davey
You did it Kiddo!
Congratulations to our beautiful princess. May you tackle all life’s challenges with confidence and joy.
Rochelle!
Love Grandma & Papa
Love, Mom and Dad Welcome to your Future! XO
Helene Pohl Class of 2021
We are so proud of you! Love Mom, Dad, Sidney, Riley, Oma and Opa
Great We Wish You a Work! Happy Graduation & a Bright Future
Congratulations to Cole Jensen and the entire class of hardworking students who are celebrating their graduation this year.
Baron Benito
We hope your graduation day is filled with good friends, good times and good memories, and may it be the start of many more great things to come. We know you have worked hard to earn your diploma, and that dedication proves you have what it takes to succeed. We’re proud of you.
Sheann Madayag
Management and Staff
We salute your achievement, and we wish you all the best!
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1628 Alaska Ave • Dawson Creek, BC
www.homehardware.ca
Micca Asuncion
Titus Willms
Congratulations and best of luck!
11620 8th St, Dawson Creek, BC
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Karlee Dahlen
Brice Davey
Victor Dechamps
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Dear Rory, Congratulations on your graduation! We are so proud of you! Your determination and work ethic will take you as high as you want to climb, and we are behind you every step of the way.
Annique Decosta-Blais
Ethan Defouw
Miya DeVuyst
Allie Dokken
Nolen Elter
Tucker Esau
Jaydan Espiritu
Brooke Evans
Congratulations, and good luck as you embark on exciting new endeavors!
Love, Mom & Dad
Ya Boy! Cowboy!
Congratulations
Tucker!
Shanda Wason
Dear Naomi,
We are so proud of you and wish you all the best! Love Mom & Dad
You did it! Congratulations! We are very proud of you! “Commit your works to the Lord, and your thoughts will be established.” Proverbs 16:3 Love, Dad, Mom, and Sam
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Adam Fodor
Luise Andre Francisco
Nicholas Fritzel
Taylor Gellings
Samantha Goodman
David Grant
Karma Hamilton
Sayge Haney
Madison Hanna
Logan Hansen
Joel Harris
John Harrison
Brice Davey
Samantha Goodman
The entire team at Software Emporium would like to congratulate our very own
Brice Davey and Sam Goodman and the Class of 2021!
Good Luck in the Future! 10308 10 St | Dawson Creek, BC | 250 782-1025
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Tucker Hauber
Denver Inkster
Chelsea Hayward
Bruce Janssen
Antoni Heartt
Cole Jensen
Layla Hingley
Jaylen Jobson
Derian Hislop
Jaylen
Ethan Howell
Our dear boy. You certainly do not take the easy path but our hope is that the journey was worth it. You made it! We want you to believe deep in your heart that you can do anything you put your mind to. We are excited for the next part of your journey. All the best, and always return home. Love Mom and Dad Bella Jonsson
Ben Juell
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 2021 Mike Bernier MLA Peace River South 103-1100 Alaska Avenue, Dawson Creek, BC V1G 4V8 Phone: 250.782.3430 Toll Free: 1.855.582.3430 Email: Mike.Bernier.MLA@leg.bc.ca
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Kortnee Sluggett At times we wish you wouldn’t have grown up so fast, but then we figured that would keep us from seeing you turn into the beautiful young lady that you are today. You can do absolutely anything you set your mind to. Shoot for the moon because even if you miss it, you will land amongst the stars. We are so proud of you on your graduation and we are so looking forward to seeing all that you will accomplish. Love Mom & Dad
Sarah Kim
Graycee Koebel
Austin Kube
McKenzie Kuenzl
Frederic Laforest-Hotton
Dylan Landry
Tanayea Legault
Tionna Lenart
Jordanna Cryne
Jordy we are so proud of you and all that you have accomplished so far. Enjoy this time with friends and family and capture all the moments of your graduation. These will become memories that will last a lifetime. “You’re off to great places! Your mountain is waiting, so... get on your way! – Dr. Seuss
Love Mom & Dad
2021 Mile Zero Cruisers Bursary Recipients
Brayden Cox & Joel Harris
Nayea we are so incredibly proud of you. It hasn’t always been easy but we promised you that we were on ”Team Tanayea” 100% of the way! You are a brilliant young lady that just needs to trust and believe in yourself and you will achieve your dreams. Always remember that we are always here for you and that will never change. This is the beginning of anything you want.
Love Mom & Dad
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We know you’ll go far, and we wish you all the best on your Graduation and always! Congratulations
& Good Luck
Reis Lepine
Zane LePine
Gabriel Leroux
Jesse Loiselle
#2 10217 13 St • 250-719-6995
@footloosefashions
Congratulations Class of 2021 Wishing you all many more successes in the future
Wyatt Loiselle
Aiden Lorincz-Bowman
Rachell MacLennan
Sheann Madayag
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Logan Marshall
Bryce Mayoros
Levi McGregor
Matthew McRae
Stephanie Mracek
Shemar Myers
Britny Neuwirth
Emily Norman
Jacob Norman
Kylee Norrence
Aidan Palmer
Caston Parker
PROUD OF OUR 2021 GRADUATES
Jilleena Schultz
Adam Fodor Visit us at the Co-op Mall Dawson Creek
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Joelle Paulin
Connor Peterat
Devin Peters
Jamie Peters
Jared Petersen
Deegan Pierce
Willis Piper
Helene Pohl
Madison Pollard
Ben Powell
Vanessa Pugé
Sebastian Ramones
Best of Luck in all your Future Endeavours! DAWSON
CREEK
Dawson Creek Mall Serving the Community for 44 Years! 11000 – 8th Street, Dawson Creek, BC www.dawsoncreekmall.com
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Logan Hansen
Maddy Pollard
Rory Fehr
Sophie Ford
Stephanie Mracek
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Nicole Anonuevo
Toni Heartt
The Dawson Co-op Student Retention Program will award over 15,000 collectively to our graduating students. To learn more about this program, please contact Amber Donovan, Marketing Coordinator @ 250-782-4858
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Terry Ranero
Victor Rasmussen
Braeden Reid
Brinne Remfert
Jamie Richardson
Kyle Roach
Levi Robertson
Dione Roets
Paige Scanlon
Jilleena Schultz
Jerick Semilla
Jacob Seymour
Jace Sharp
Kianna Sherk
Dawson Siden
Wyatt Simmons
Raea Sipple
Kortnee Sluggett
CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS 0F 2021! We hope you have a safe and enjoyable graduation, and may the good friends and fond memories you experience last forever. MAYOR & COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DAWSON CREEK
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Sarah Smith
Emily Starnes
Digoy Soles
Kaylor Strandquist
Maverek Soosay
Gordon Stukl
Cadence Spenner
Samara Sutton
Sarah Sprecker
Kendyl Stark
We are so Proud of You, and this accomplishment. We look forward to watching you continue to grow in your academic and social interest areas.
Kianna Sherk Cade Swejda
Gage Swejda
Lexa Szpuniarski
Taylor Terpstra
Charisa Tom
Tristan Tom
Ewan Trasy
Rochelle Trentham
Love: Granddad and Grandma Sherk Auntie Jennie and Uncle Curtis Makowski
Brightest wishes to our own graduating carriers Devin, Kianna & Aiden!
Brooke Unruh
Cynthia Vallieres
Christopher Vanderploeg
Gavin Wagar
Thanks for setting a great example with your hard work and dedication, and for making your community proud. From all of us at the Mirror
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Love From: Mom, Dad, Kody, Thomas, Nikolas, Aunt Jenny and Grandma Sutter
Shanda Wason
Ethan Webber
Gaven Weisse
Kenneth White
Averee Whitewood
Sasha Willgress
Bralin Willich
Titus Willms
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Dawson Creek Veterinary Clinic
Congratulations 2020 Graduates! Gabe Wilson
Nathan Wilson
Marley Wolff
Go into the world and do well. But more importantly, go into the world and do good!
Brayden Wyant
www.dcvet.ca Small Animal: 250-782-5616 Large Animal: 250-782-1080
Emma Wyant
Rachelle Wyant
Ralfh Edrian Yorpo
Alina Zazzi
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Brayden! Dearest Dominion,
Congratulations on your outstanding achievement! Your sacrifice of fun times with friends, and sleepless nights has finally paid off with an outstanding diploma. As your family, we praise God for your success and for making you such a wonderful child. We know that your future is bright. Wishing you great success and God’s favor in your chosen career.
Happy graduation From Dad, Mom and your siblings
It has been a long haul. We are so proud of you! Graduated from level 2 welding and grade 12 in the same year. The sky’s the limit for you.
Chelsea... You are beautiful and amazing! Congrats on all the hard work and good luck on your success in the future. Every day we are more proud of you than the last!
Love Mom and Dad and all your family.
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Chetwynd Secondary School Good afternoon to the Graduating class of 2021, This certainly has been an interesting year. A year of challenges, a year of frustration, but also, for this amazing group of graduates, a year of possibility. We are currently on the cusp of a time of transition. Both for the world, and for this class. As things begin to open up, so do the doors of opportunity for all of you. You had to spend countless hours in your classrooms, learning skills, being tested, making friends and preparing yourself for the great journey into adulthood. And now here you are. . . The students that I see before me today, will be become the leaders of the world tomorrow. It does not matter what role you play in society, you will be contributing and you will be adding value. You will become our nurses, our teachers, our mechanics, our business owners, the possibilities are endless. You will have the chance to write your own story and be the main character. You have a chance to be a change in the world, and make it a better place for those that come after you. What is exciting about graduation is that now you have to construct your own identity. You’ve spent your young life being told how to dress, how to speak, how to act, and how to be. Now, you can decide that for yourself. Now you can be the person that you truly are. Will you make mistakes along the way? Most definitely, that’s a big secret you are going to learn. Being an adult isn’t just a magical ticket to understanding the world. We will always be learning and always be lifting ourselves up from the mistakes that we make. It’s how we become stronger and how we become more resilient. We may not have known each other a long time, but I am very proud to be your principal during this important milestone in your life. There has been a lot of focus on what we can’t do or have this year, but I hope we can emphasize the important things that we do have. You are surrounded by friends, your family is close by, and today you will celebrate your achievement. Take time today to think about the little moments that you’ve collected over the years, your tapestry of memory is a rich mosaic of laughter, connection and challenge. Though these memories may begin to fade in the following decades, they served to help make you who you are, and who you are going to be. I think one of the most important things you learn in school is to think critically, to not accept information you hear without first considering the source and intent of the author. The world you are entering is different from the one that I faced when I was graduating high school. Don’t fall victim to the false realities and highlight reels posted on social media. Define for yourself what success is, and find the things that make YOU happy, not what you think other people want. Finally, take some time this summer to reflect. Think about the lessons that you have learned and the goals you have made for yourself. You are in charge now; you have a lot of responsibility on your shoulders. Carry that weight and lift your head high. Congratulations to the graduating class of 2021. Go out in the world, I know you will make us proud.
Shane Mould Principal
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Anna Best
Kylie Bodo
Meggan Boudreau
Clay Bougerolle
That was then
This is now
Congratulations Wyatt Day from Gordondale, AB. Wyatt has a passion for hockey, farming, snowmobiling, and boating. In the fall, Wyatt will be playing for the Melfort Mustangs in Saskatchewan. Alyshia Collins
Jordon Cote
Carsyn Cupples
Julia Dempsey
Lyndsey Derkoch
Olivia Dobb
David Enes
Coleby Ethier
Love: Warren, Marcia, Elysia, and Levi
Aaliyah Summer Rain Long Congratulations my girl! You did it! We are so proud of you! Your future is bright and endless! We love you!
Jaidyn Gayse
Selenna Gibson-Manfron
Alec Gladue
Julius Grose
All our Love: Mom, Harley, Tayia, Grandma, Grandpa, & Family
Lake View Credit Union congratulates all the graduating classes of 2021 throughout the Peace on a job well done and wishes them all a safe, happy summer. We also encourage soon to be post-secondary students to check out our website for information on budgeting, our no-fee student accounts and options for post-secondary financing. Learn more at www.lakeviewcreditunion.com.
Dawson Creek: (250) 782-4871
Chetwynd: (250) 788-9227
Tumbler Ridge: (250) 242-4871
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Chetwynd Secondary School GRADUATION! A day to celebrate just YOU and all you have achieved!! Behind you are all your memories so far, before you is all your dreams of what could be yet to come, around you is all who support you and all you need is within you from all of us at
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Proud of our Grads
Brailee Guillet
Blaze Harrison
Morgen Hauber
Geordi Hein
Leilani Hughes
Blayke Jenson
Austin Keutzer
Deagan Koenig
You’re beginning a new, exciting adventure. Please know that you take with you the love and support of many.
Special congratulations to Joel Harris of Dawson Creek Secondary School recipient of this year’s $2,000 Peace River South Teacher’s Association Scholarship
Congratulations!
The teachers of the Peace River South Teachers’ Association
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Tristan Lefebvre
Aaliyah Long
Nevaeh Montgomery
Jace Nelson
Destiny Perkes
Sierra Richter
Brightest wishes to this year’s graduates!
Emily Saunier
Thanks for setting a great example with your hard work and dedication, and for making your community proud.
Haydon Shantz
Chase Skoreyko
Northern Metalic Sales Ltd. COMMERCIAL / INDUSTRIAL / RESIDENTIAL SUPPLIES 9729 17th Street Dawson Creek, BC V1G 4B2 112 Commercial Park, Tumbler Ridge, BC V0C 2W0 Tel: (250) 782-5595 • Fax: 250-782-5464 Tel: (250) 242-5541 • Fax: (250) 242-3777
NORTHERN JANITORIAL SUPPLY COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL & DOMESTIC SUPPLIES 9709 17th St., Dawson Creek, BC V1G 4B1 Tel: (250) 782-4471 • Fax: (250) 782-5571
NORTHERN SAFETY & WELDING SUPPLY SAFETY, WELDING, FIRST AID, FIRE EXTINGUISHERS, SALES & SERVICE 9708 17th St., Dawson Creek, BC V1G 4B3 Tel: (250) 782-4831 • Fax: (250) 782-8594
Congratulations Grads of 2021!
NORTHERN SAW & PUMP CENTRE CHAIN SAWS, LAWN MOWERS, WATER PUMPS, WOOD STOVES SALES & SERVICE 9733 17th St., Dawson Creek BC V1G 4B1 Tel: (250) 782-7294 • Fax: (250) 782-3629
With recognition of everything you’ve already accomplished, we wish you continued success & happiness in all you do!
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Faith Smith
James Sterkenburg
Nick Stevens
Sophia Swain
TJ Takacs
Keenan Tupper
Justice Van De Riet
Josh Walker
Slade Watson
Alissa Westerlaken
Tryson Wood
Elizabeth Young
The Next Chapter Awaits… and we hope it holds adventure, opportunity and great experiences for you! We wish you much success and a very bright future.
1440 Alaska Ave, 15th St & Alaska Ave
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Mountain Christian School Congratulations Mountain Christian School 2021 Graduates!! WOW. Another Chapter of life complete. Congratulation’s grad class of 2021! In a world of uncertainty and chaos, you were steadfast with your faith, friends, and studies. You made it look easy- but we know it was not. I applaud you for your strength and perseverance. We celebrate this entire class of students following Christ and embarking on a new journey to make their mark in this world.
Rory Fehr
You reached your goals together as friends, leaning on God and depending on your faith. Your mature outlook on life and your dedication to one another is a tool that will serve you for the rest of your lives. I am excited to see how God will use you in the years to come. We will surely miss this group of students- your dancing, impromptu rapping to the Veggie Tale Remix, and your creative theme day costumes! If I did not know better, I would say that Michael W. Smith was writing about this class when he wrote the song “Friends” as it depicts this class in its entirety. As you leave the MCS classrooms as adults, we dedicate this song to you: All the best,
Colby Jewkes
Ms. Hutchinson "Friends” Packing up the dreams God planted In the fertile soil of you I can't believe the hopes He's granted Means a chapter of your life is through But we'll keep you close as always It won't even seem you've gone 'Cause our hearts in big and small ways Will keep the love that keeps us strong
Rebecca Lindberg
Julian Sanchez Osuna
And friends are friends forever If the Lord's the Lord of them And a friend will not say never 'Cause the welcome will not end Though it's hard to let you go In the Father's hands we know That a lifetime's not too long To live as friends And with the faith and love God's given Springing from the hope we know We will pray the joy you live in Is the strength that now you show We'll keep you close as always It won't even seem you've gone 'Cause our hearts in big and small ways Will keep the love that keeps us strong
Naomi Zwygart
And friends are friends forever If the Lord's the Lord of them And a friend will not say never 'Cause the welcome will not end Though it's hard to let you go In the Father's hands we know That a lifetime's not too long To live as friends And friends are friends forever If the Lord's the Lord of them And a friend will not say never 'Cause the welcome will not end Though it's hard to let you go In the Father's hands we know That a lifetime's not too long To live as friends To live as friends Though it's hard to let you go In the Father's hands we know That a lifetime's not too long To live as friends No a lifetime's not too long To live as friends - Micheal W. Smith
2021 GR A D UATES
36 The Dawson Creek Mirror, JULY 1, 2021
Harris & Company Law Scholarship ($200): Aiden Lorincz-Bowman Hospital Employees’ Union Bursaries (2 @ $250): Courtney Berg & Annique DeCosta-Blais Caribou North Central Region Scholarship ($350): Karlee Dahlen Beverly Park Memorial Bursary ($500): Courtney Berg Bonanza Agricultural Society Bursary ($500): Taylor Gellings Dale Fleming Memorial Bursaries (4 @ $500): Karma Hamilton, Jamie Peters, Sarah Smith & Bralin Willich Dawson Creek Firefighters’ Bursary ($500): Gabrielle Capelle Dawson Creek Minor Hockey Award ($500): Antoni Heartt, Bralin Willich Dawson Creek Volleyball Club Scholarships (6 @ $500): Ashley Anderson, Gabrielle Capelle, Layla Hingley, Bella Jonsson, Tionna Lenart & Samara Sutton Devereaux Parent Association Bursaries (2 @ $500): Tucker Esau & Ken White Erin McKee Memorial Awards (2 @ $500): Joel Harris & Tionna Lenart McLeod Parent Association Bursary ($500): Tim Bieri Mile Zero Figure Skating Club Scholarship ($500): Karlee Dahlen Old Post Hockey Team Awards (2 @ $500): Gabrielle Capelle & Ethan Webber Out and Proud Award ($500): Terry Ranero Parkland Parent Association Bursary ($500): Marley Wolff Pouce Coupe Elementary Parent Advisory Council Bursary ($500): Emily Starnes Pouce Coupe Firefighters’ Association Bursary ($500): Shivya Bombuwala South Peace Crime Prevention Bursary ($500): Karma Hamilton The Kiwanis Club Bursaries (2 @ $600): Chelsea Hayward & Kendyl Stark Dawson Creek Teachers’ Association Scholarship ($750): Marley Wolff Tom Lazenby Memorial Bursary ($750): Miya DeVuyst Western Communities Foundation Exceptional Achievement Awards (3 @ $750): Miya DeVuyst, Britny Neuwirth & Sarah Smith 2018 Grad Legacy Bursary ($1000): Kendyl Stark Canadian Parents for French Scholarship ($1000): Adam Fodor Canadian Union of Public Employees’ Academic Bursaries (2 @ $1000): Dominion Adewole & Aiden Lorincz-Bowman Core Partners Professional Accountants Bursary ($1000): Bella Jonsson Dawson Creek Co-op Bursaries (5 @ $1000): Adam Fodor, Joel Harris, Antoni Heartt, Bella Jonsson, & Titus Willms Dawson Creek Elks Lodge Branch #289 Bursaries (2 @ 1000): Courtney Berg & Britny Neuwirth Dawson Creek Seals Swim Club Scholarships (2 @ 1000): Joel Harris & Jamie Peters DC & District Aux. Society of Health Care Bursaries (2 @ $1000): Dominion Adewole & Chelsea Hayward Dental Bursary ($1000): Jamie Peters Hudson School Farm Awards (3 @ $1000): Karlee Dahlen, Annique DeCosta-Blais & Brinne Remfert Knights of Columbus & Catholic Women’s League Bursary ($1000): Ken White Lakeview Credit Union Bursaries (2 @ $1000): Gabrielle Capelle & Paige Scanlon Louisiana Pacific Randy Holden Memorial Scholarship ($1000): Tim Bieri McDonald’s Restaurant Scholarships (2 @ $1000): Baron Benito & Titus Willms Mile Zero Cruisers’ Car Club Scholarships (2 @ $1000): Brayden Cox & Joel Harris NLC Foundation Entrance Award ($1000): Jamie Peters Patricia Hamm Memorial Bursary ($1000): Marley Wolff Patricia Hamm Memorial Scholarship ($1000): Titus Willms Peace River South Administrators’ Association Bursaries (3 @ $1000): Ashley Anderson, Sarah Smith & Marley Wolff Ron & Val St. Germain Memorial Bursary ($1000): Gabrielle Capelle Royal Canadian Legion Branch 141 Bursaries (3 @ $1000): Adam Fodor, Britny Neuwirth & Sarah Smith School District #59 Technology Scholarship ($1000): Titus Willms Shell Canada STEM Scholarships (2 @ $1000): Dominion Adewole & Britny Neuwirth Sina Goy Memorial Scholarship ($1000): Miya DeVuyst South Peace Junior Soccer Bursaries (2 @ $1000): Bella Jonsson & Sarah Smith South Peace Oilmen’s Association Bursary ($1000): Brayden Cox Virtuous Award ($1000): Dominion Adewole School District #59 District/Authority Scholarships (18 @ $1250): Dominion Adewole, Ashley Anderson, Gabrielle Capelle, Jordanna Cryne, Karlee Dahlen, Victor Dechamps, Karma Hamilton, Antoni Heartt, Layla Hingley, Bella Jonsson, Tionna Lenart, Aiden Lorincz-Bowman, Britny Neuwirth, Jamie Peters, Averee Whitewood, Bralin Willich, Marley Wolff & Brayden Wyant Knights of Columbus Community Scholarship ($1500): Bella Jonsson PRRD Health Care Scholarships (3 @ $1500): Dominion Adewole, Kaylea Argo & Taylor Gellings South Peace Sub Regional Rural Academic Scholarship ($1500): Miya DeVuyst South Peace Sub Regional Rural Trades Scholarship ($1500): Tucker Esau Kinsmen Club of Dawson Creek Bursary ($2000): Kendyl Stark Peace River South Teachers’ Association Scholarship ($2000): Joel Harris Pouce Coupe Community Foundation Society Award ($2500): Emily Starnes Rotary Club of Dawson Creek Sunrise Scholarship ($2000): Chelsea Hayward NLC Foundation Award of Excellence ($3000): Jamie Peters The Jackie Da Ros Award for Resilience and Academic Riguor ($4000): Aiden Lorincz-Bowman Rotary Club of Dawson Creek Scholarship ($5000): Bella Jonsson The Kiwanis Club of Dawson Creek Scholarship ($5000): Gabby Berbenzana
Total Value of the 2021 Local Scholarships and Bursaries is $123,000