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Hapnot Collegiate held their second annual Undergraduate Awards ceremony on Wendesday night. The school's gymnasium was packed with parents, teachers and students who were on hand to recognize some of the students' achievements of the 2002-03 school year. "The awards ceremony is great because it gives us an opportunity to celebrate students' achievements in a variety of areas that they have achieved throught the past year," said John Clark, principal of Hapnot Collegiate. The evening concluded with a reception. Here are the students' names as submitted by the school: Leadership Athletic Council: Ian Clark, Kate Rood, and Robert Moore Student Council: Rachelle Leifso and Matt Ryan Natural Helpers: Sandra Garinger recognized past and present natural helpers by asking the students to stand and be recognized by the crowd. Yearbook Award: Matt Ryan See 'Awards' P.# Con't from P.# Ambassadors for Hapnot Adventures in Technology: Danny Halpin Adventures in Citizenship: Heather Pauley MUNA: Megan St. Hilaire and Kristin Gourlay University of Waterloo Math and Computer Contest: Allison Hall Medical Hall of Fame Conference: Caitlin Bloxom, Katie Kozak, Alison McKenzie, David Gourlay, Ashley Wallaker, Heather Pauley, Samantha Cooper, and Joey Peeters Academic Achievement and Honours Honours Awards Grade 9 (80.8 to 91.25): Lyle Boudreau, Gordon Bradt, Justin Broda, Aleah Davidson, Alexandra Davis, Carmen Harrower, Courtney Kendall, Jelisa Kerfont, Lauren Krassilowsky, Matthew Kritzer, Sara Lawrence, Joanna Majoko, Kathlyn Pawliuk, Jake Rogers, Andrea Stelnicki and Kari Veitch. Grade 10 (80.4 to 98.5): Danielle Bartlett, Jarrett Best, Kyle Blatz, Samantha Cooper, Graham Craig, Jacquelyn Fenske, Douglas Fortier, Kristen Gourlay, Darrick Graff, Alison Hall, Matthew Hill, Douglas Hills, Julian Kolt, Amber Kowal, Richard Lesage, Megan Lewis, Zachary Linnick, Amber McKenzie, Mark Miller, Eileen Pawliuk, Chathura Perera, Alexandra Oberg, Mallory Owen, Alyssa Raddysh, Cody Rice, Marlee Salamondra, Chris Sweryda, Tyler Szabo, Stephanie Truman, Nicholle Wallaker, Laura Whitbread, Kali Whyte and David Vandergucht. Grade 11 (80.0 to 98.23): Stacey Anderson, Breanne Ballard, Cara-J Bungay, Scott Danielson, Edward Drapak, Daniel Halpin, Crystal Hancock, Kathryn Imrie, Jennifer Jones, Nicole Leifso, Rachelle Leifso, Krista Lemcke, Andrew Macfarlane, Heather Pauley, Jonathon Reid, Kate Rood, Julie Rossington, Megan St. Hiliaire and Ashley Wallaker. Saskatchewan Achievement Awards: Grade 10 - Alexandra Oberg and Kristin Gourlay; Grade 11 - Ed Drapak and Kathryn Imrie; Grade 12 - David Gourlay; Lieutenant Governors Award - Caitlin Bloxom Manitoba Hydro's Educational Awards for Aboriginal Students: Kayla Jackson Lieutenant Governors Award: Jesse Lysohirka Grade 11 History Award: Heather Pauley Visual Arts Awards: Most Accomplished Artist - Grade 10 - Alexandra Oberg; Most Promising Grade 9 Artist - Jon Bettger; Most Innovative Grade 11 Artist - Mike Spenser Most Promising Graphic Artists - Ashton Crone Dramatic Arts Awards: Grade 9 Award - Gordon Bradt and Mary Taylor Law 40s Award: "Most Persuasive Speaker Award": Jesse Kowal Hapnot Collegiate Athletic Scholastic Team: Boys - Don Bodnarus; girls - Patti Hicks Immersion Francaise (Highest Academic Average): Kristin Gourlay Pandora Poetry Contest: Alexandra Oberg Elks and Royal Purple Literacy Contest: Evan McCoy, Kim Ballard, Michelle Pettersen, Laurie Brown, Royal Riehl, Robbie McDuffee, Kristy Asmundson and Shasta Lysohirka School Board Prizes: Grade 9 - Courtney Kendall; Grade 10 - Kristin Gourlay; Grade 11 - Heather Pauley.
