2018 School Specific Student Awards

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1 Alternative High School Bowness High School Bowness Historical Society Student $500 1 Bowness; historical essay on Bowness area. 12 X X Green & Gold s Malwyn Jones Memorial Steven Irving Memorial Music $1,000 TBD Bowness; (Fine Arts, Chris Pfoh Memorial CTS, Athletics, Citizenship, s) 12 X X 65% X X $2,000 2 Bowness; 2 awards with preference for one male 12 X X 65% X X and one female $750 2 Bowness; enrolling in fall Music Program at Bowness X X Centennial High School

2 Central Memorial High School Dustin Peers $2,100/yr for Memorial Visual each of 2 years Arts ($4,200 total) 2 Central; pursuit of visual arts (the arts created primarily for visual perception drawing, graphics, painting, sculpture, and the decorative arts) in postsecondary. A minimum of one award for Central Memorial. Second award open to students in all CBE/CCSD high schools X Keith Carswell Memorial $500 1 achievement in Math & Science; finanical need considered. X Crescent Heights High School Durkie Arts $1,000 1 Applicants must demonstrate involvement in creative arts and provide reference letters. X X

3 Ena Paul Memorial Everett And Mitchell Code Frank Whipple Memorial $50 1 Outstanding student who is continuing education ina Home Economics program. $2,500 1 Applicants must have been involved in athletics during their time at Crescent Heights High School, demonstrate financial need and have marks sufficient for entrance into their chosen program of study. Essay required. $500 1 The purpose of this award(s) is to provide monetary incentive for students to continue their studies beyond the senior high school level, in programs of at least two years duration, leading to either diplomas or degrees in an approved post secondary school, college, university, or institute of technology. 12 X X Joan Ethier Women in Science TBD Min. of 1 award Students who identify as female; Preference given to Crescent Heights High School. Must be pursuing Sciences in. X Laurie Sommerville Min. $2,000/award 1 5 Finanical need, essay & letters of reference required. X Maurice A. Spring (Vocational) $750 1 Applicants must show excellence in a course(s) leading to their chosen field of study. Students must have a minimum of 60% in their top four (4) grade 12 subjects and meet high school diploma requirements. Financial need will be the determining factor in the selection of the winner of this award.

4 Maurice A. Spring () $750 1 Applicants must present an 80% or above average in five (5) presenting subjects suitable for entrance at a post secondary institute. achievement will be the determining factor in the selection of the winner of this award. 12 X X McKillop Student Olwen Thomas Memorial $2,000 1 ed to the student with the highest academic achievement who has demonstrated community and/or school volunteerism, is entering 12 and completing the requirements of a high school diploma. $1,000 1 Applicants must demonstrate significant financial need, citizenship and involvement in extra curricular activities; contributing to the school culture and, hopefully, the community at large. 11 X X X X Teenagers Against Drinking & Driving (T.A.D.D.) $350 1 Crescent Heights; attended school min two consecutive years; demonstrate involvement and service in community Dr. E.P. Scarlett High School

5 M.W. & J.R. Tebo Memorial Journalism $300 or $600 1 or 2 Dr. E. P. Scarlett Journalism Program % Pourmoradi Khajeei Educational Advancement $500 1 Open to students who identify as female and are pursuing studies in Biological Sciences, Population and Public Health, Health Administration, Health Information Management, Clinical Informatics, Health Information Systems or Health Technology. X 80% (Gr. 12) X Dr. Gordon Higgins Junior High School Dr. Gordon Higgins Student $100 6 Dr. Gordon Higgins Junior School; best overall students each grade level 7 9 Marnie Whitehead Citizen of the Year $75 3 Demonstrated citizenship/leadership. One award for each 7, 8 & X Shawn Whitney Memorial Discovering Choices up to $250 2 Dr. Gordon Higgins Junior School students pursuing Basketball Camp 9

6 Lauber Student Variable based on up to two academic upgrading courses & available funds Variable For Discovering Choices Programs graduates who apply within 2 years of graduation. to be used for up to two academic upgrading courses. Applicants must demonstrate financial need and be recommended by the Discovering Choices Transition Team. Ernest Manning High School E. George Brigden Memorial Science $500 1 High academic success in science courses as well as citizenship qualities. Recipients must enroll in a postseconday science program. 12 X X Tom Inkster Memorial $1,000 1 Open to students registered in 12 who are completing the requirements of a high school diploma. X Forest Lawn High School David James Anderson Memorial $1,000 1 Forest Lawn High School students who demonstrate academic progress and financial need. Volunteer/leadership activities and/or athletic achievement are also considered. X X

7 Ruth Ursula Leipziger $1,000 1 Forest Lawn High School Students who identify as female and have high academic standing in Gr. 12 Math, Science and English. Pursuit of studies in Math, Science or Engineering. 12 X 60% Georges P. Vanier School Gary Weimann for Community Service $500 2 Georges P. Vanier Junior School; demonstrated service to helping others Henry Wise Wood High School Warriors Legacy Endowment $500 5 Henry Wise Wood; Five awards, one in each area; academics, athletics, fine arts/drama, itizenship/community spirit, "moving mountains" (overcoming obstacles). Henry Wise Wood Class of 1970 Spirit and Leadership $800 1 Henry Wise Wood applicants demonstrate service and made major contributions to the school and student body, who may not be recognized in other formal scholarship programs 9 X X X X

8 Thomas Walter Morrish Memorial $600 1 Henry Wise Wood School; applicants demonstrated outstanding commitment to and participation in school athletics 12 80% Jack James High School Nickolas Paswisty Memorial $500 1 Open to all graduating students of Jack James High School who are planning to pursue continuing education through trade school, university or college & who demonstrate caring & supportive qualities through school & community involvement. Applicants are required to submit an essay on why they are deserving of the award. James Fowler High School

9 James Fowler School $500 1 James Fowler; for most improved student (not restricted to academics) x 65% X X John G. Diefenbaker High School 10 x 65% X X John Ware Junior High School Laine McLeod Memorial $500 1 John Ware Junior High for 9 students demonstrated caring and supportive qualities Lester B. Pearson High School Rick Theriault Outstanding Athletic Contribution $750 1 Lester B. Pearson High; essay on the theme "How participation in athletics has influenced your high school experience". 9 X X 80% X

10 Lord Beaverbrook High School Emmalee Cherweniuk $800 1 Applicants must have participated in both athletics and fine arts programs at Lord Beaverbrook and exhibit leadership, teamwork, determination, a positive attitude and multi dimensional commitment and skill. George Morley Memorial Maureen Langston Memorial $500 1 Applicants must demonstrate postive citizenship & leadership qualities & a passion for art. Applicants must submit an original piece of art work, in any medium, done outside of the assigned school program curriculum and submit an essay about the piece. Min. $500 1 Applicants are required to submit a letter of reference that speaks to their strong work ethic and involvement in extracurricular activities X

11 Louise Dean School Accomplished $2,500/year Angels renewable for up to one year Max. of 10 Open to students registered in grade 12 attending Louise Dean School in Calgary who are completing the requirements of a high school diploma or have graduated from Louise Dean School within two years of application. Applicants must have marks sufficient for entrance to a post secondary area of study. Bennett Jones Beta Sigma Phi Calgary Heritage Lions Club Claire McCormick Poppitt $250 1 Open to Louise Dean School, must demonstrate academic success and financial need $2,000 1 Louise Dean School; must demonstrate academic success $500 1 Louise Dean School; provides positive contribution to school environment $500 1 Louise Dean School; demonstrated dedication to studies 12 X X 70% X 12 X X 12 X X 12 X X Richard D. Tingle Rosalie Szuch Samaritan Club $1,500 1 Louise Dean School demonstrated academic progress $1,000 1 Louise Dean School demonstrated academic progress, financial need and overall contribution to the school $1,000 2 Louise Dean School demonstrated academic progress 12 X 12 X

12 National Sport School Nelson Mandela High School Nirvair Singh Minhas Memorial scholarship $2,000 1 Applicants must have excelled in 12 Math and Science (Physics, Biology, Chemistry) courses. Consideration will also be given to involvement in volunteer activities for the school and/or community. Recipients must be pursuing postsecondary studies (4 years duration) related to science.

13 Queen Elizabeth High School The DHH Program Potential Min. $1,500 2 Queen Elizabeth student must have been in the Deaf & Hard of Hearing program; essay on how this award will impact your studies X X X Robert Thirsk High School Sir Winston Churchill High School Dom Chieffo Memorial $1,150 1 Open to Biology 30 students registered in grade 12 at Sir Winston Churchill High School. Applicants must have achieved a minimum of 85% in Biology 30 while demonstrating a strong work ethic and a high level of integrity. Essay & reference letter required. X 85%+ in Bio 30

14 Western Canada High School Aaron Family $450 1 Western Canada, Post secondary studies into theatre or technical theatre. Must submit an essay on "Why they want to pursue a career in the theatre". Aaron, Harben Vocal Music Prize $450 1 Open to students completing 11 participating in performance of vocal classical music. 11 Bob Clarke Memorial David E. Mitchell Douglas Norton $175 1 Outstanding contribution to one or more of Western's technical programs; academic achievement. $2,000 1 Western Canada Financial need, leadership/citizenship/volunteerism $300 2 (one for each Gr. 10 & 11) 11 X X Top academic in 10/ X Keith Yu Memorial in Choral Music $500 1 Western Canada student is enrolled in Choral Music classes 12 X 65%

15 Keith Yu Memorial in Computer Studies $500 1 Western Canada student is enrolled in Computer Studies 12 X 65% McKillop Student Terry Allen Leadership $2,000 1 ed to the student with the highest academic achievement who has demonstrated community and/or school volunteerism, is entering grade 12 and completing the requirements of a high school diploma. $200 1 Applicants must be a member of Student Council who have provided leadership to students in the school and who have also demonstrated excellence in citizenship as a student at Western. 11 X 12 X Western Canada Music Camp/Tour $300 Up to 2 Western Canada to offset the costs of a music camp or tour for a dedicated member of any school band or choral ensemble that may not otherwise be able to attend due to financial constraints X Western Canada Leader of Tomorrow $1,500 1 Western Canada exceptional leadership qualities X

16 William Aberhart High School Hugh Robertson $1,000 1 William Aberhart School; for studies in Biology, 12 Science Prize Chemistry, or Physics William Aberhart Alumni $1,500 2 William Aberhart; one male, one female 80% X