Skeena Junior Secondary Honour Roll

Term 2

THE STAFF of Skeena Jun-
ior Secondary would like to
congratulate the following
honour roll students for their
efforis and accomplishments
throughout the second term.

Eligibility for various
honour rolls is calculated on
the basis of a students’
. Grade Point Average.

A four paint scale is used
with the following equiva-
lents: A=4, B=3, C+=2,5,

' C=2, “C-=], Aji sub-
-jects/courses carry an equal
weight for Honour Roll cal-
culations.

In order to place on the
Honour Rolls, a student ©

-must not have any in-
complete, or failing grades;
nor must they have any un-
satisfactory _effort/attitude
indicators on their report
cards. Categories: Out-
standing Achievement 3.50
- 4,00 G.P.A.; Meritorious’
Achievement 3,25 - 3.49

~ GPA; Honourable Men-
tion 3.00 - 3.249 GP.A,

Grade 8

Outstanding Achievement:
Kenney ADAIR, Cameron
ADAM, Matthew AR-
RUDA, Bethany BELINA,
Kurt. BIAGIONI, Amanda
CHAN, Christapher CHAP-
MAN, Michael DAHMS,

Thomas DEMETZER,
Amanda DE MONTE,
. Amandeep DHALIWAL,

Sabrina DOSANJH, Kayla
GORIAK, Carl
HAUGLAND, Jennifer
HAYNES, Christina HES-
LENFELD, Natasha JUBA,
Caitlin KEENAN, Kasia

Poisons
act fast

CHILDREN ACT fast, and
so do poisons.

The time it takes to ans-
wer a phone in another
room, is enough time for a
toddler to climb onto a chair
and:drink a brightly colored.
cleaning solution or swal-
low pills Icft on the table.

Poison prevention week is
being held throughout North
America March 21-27 to
help prevent scenarios like
this from happening.

In 1998, 28,000 poison-
ings were reported in B.C,

Children under the age of
five are constantly exploring
their environment. The
types of poisons involved
are the ones that are acces-
sible to them. These include
plants, cleaners, cosmetics,
multiple vitamins and non-
prescriptive analgesics.

Unintentional poisonings
can be prevented. Safety
devices, like cabinet locks
and child resistant caps,
help keep poisons out of the
teach of children.

Knowing what to do if a
poisoning occurs is also im-

- portant.

You should not make the
person vomit until you get
advice from the Poison Con-
trol Centre. Many times it is
unnecessary to make the
person vomit and other
times it can be harmful.

Vomiting can be induced
at home by administration
of ipecac syrup.

_Bach household with a
child under the age of five
years old should have ‘a
botile of ipecac syrup with
instructions to phone the
Poison Control] Centre or
physician before use.

People should remember
to:

* keep the BC Poison Con-
tol number by the phone (1-
800-567-8911)

* have the label ready
when you call. The label
provides information con-
cerning the product’s con-
tents. ,

* return potential poisons
such as cleaning products to
a safe storage place

* If the phone rings, take
the child or the poison with
you

* clean up after craft
projects

* empty cocktail glasses
right after a party

* don't take medicine
when children are watching,
they love to imitate

© buy: medicine witha
child resistant cap and close
the bottle after using it.

LAMB, Crystal LIND,
Robert LOMAS, Allie
MACDONALD, Nicole
MACKENZIE, Alberta

MILLER, Robyn MUR-
RAY, Andrea NORTON,
Nathan PARK, Jyoti
PARMAR, Kailee PEN-
NER, Megan ROACH,
David RUSSELL, Trijot
SANDHU, Anna SCHACR-
NER, Michelle SHARMA,
Tyler SHEASBY, Pamela
SIHOTA, Bridgitt SLOAN.

MCMULLEN,: . Kimberly: -

SMITH, Roselyn SMITH,
Sara STEVENS, Ashley
TAYLOR, Kyla
TIERNSTROM, Michelle
VAN HERD, Kimberly
WILCOX, Fallon YASIN-
CHUK ,

Grade 8

Meritorious Achievement:
Preetpal BASANTI, Ryan
BEAUDRY, Bradley CAR-
SON, Nicole LEBLANC,
Clara LEGAULT, Sean
MAHONEY, Bryan MAT-
THEWS, Jesse MUM-
FORD, Laura PURVIS,
David REDPATH, Lindsay
SMAHA, Jordan WALL,
Keely WALLACE, Cayley
WESTERN

Grade 8

Honorable Mention:
Christopher BALLINGER,
Eric BEAUPRE, Kylie
BIRD, Jessica COB,
Stephen CULLIS, Natashia
CURTIS, Eric ECKERT,
Daniel ERICKSON,

Amanda FILLION, Kristian
GOUGH, Matt GYORFI,
Jack HAWORTH, Kathym

KENNEDY, Britt
MACLEOD, _- Jonathan
MARCELLIN, . Jeff
MYERS, .°— Prabhjot
PARMAR, Joel PILON,

Caitlin PRESTON, .Cydney
RUSCH, JPemmanuel SAN
LUIS, - Manpreet UPPAL,
Natasha WAKARUK, Jor-
dan WALL, Joanna WAR-
CUP

Grade 9
Outstanding Achievement:
Angela) AMES, Emily
ARNDT, Shyla BAKER,
Sandeep BASANTI,
Danielle BILLEY, Trina
BOTELHO, Jennifer
BROWN, Daniel CHAP-
MAN, Tamara CHECK-
LEY, Alissa GERVAIS,
Cody HAINES, Adrian
HOUGHTON, Anna
JOHNSON, Meena
KANDOLA, Candace
KLEIN, Matthew LLOYD,
Kimberly . MacDONALD,
Leah MALO, Tyler
NOBLE, Matthew NOR-
DIN, Katrina O'BYRNE,
Shauna | PALAHICKY,
Kimberly ROOKER, Kevin

SHANNON, Graham
WARNER, Kory

YAMASHITA

Grade 9

Mevitorious Achievement:
Grant COMMINS, Phillip
DURAND, Sean DUSDAL,
Gillian  GOOK, Ryan

HALES, Michacl HANNA,

Megan HILL, Erin
HOVANES, Tamea
KEELER, Kyla LAVAL-
LEE, Rehana MANII,
Brandon MANKE, Daniel
MATTHEWS, Allan

“SCAFE, Brad SOUSA,

Nicole WILCOX, Jasmine

9

“WILLIAMS

Grade

Honourable © Mention:.
Kyrissa BADER, Baljinder
GILL, Matthew

GURNSEY, Sabrena HAR-
VEY, Steven HAWKE,
Kari HYSTAD, Nicole
LINDSAY, Amy MASON,
Marina MERRISON, Karisa
PETHO, ’ Lynsey
RANDRUP, Kelsey ROY,
Michael SCARBOROUGH,
Robby STACH, Kelly
STEEL, Cole STEPHENS,
Brena STERNER, Tyler
STERNER, Tom VU, Tim
WALL, Mitch WARNER

Grade 10

Outstanding Achievement:
Sarbject AUJLA, Darren
BOHLE, Tristan BROWN,
Jennie BUTLER, Claire
DESIERTO, Kaya
DOWNS, Steven ELKIW,
Shawn FAGAN, Brad
GUNNLAUGSON, ‘Kelly
HAUGLAND, Robert
HAUGLAND, Jessica
HOVANES, Huy HUYNH,
Joanna KEATING, Sandeep
MORE, Timothy NORDIN,
Katie O'NEILL, Harwinder
PARMAR, Kevin PERRAS,
Joey PREVOST, Crystal
RAPOSO, Catherine

RENAUD, Brian RIGLER, -
-Ereka ROACH, Jonathan

SARSIAT, John. SCHUL-
MEISTER, |. Sean

STEVENS, Craig. WALSH |

Grade 10

Merilorious Achievement:
Charanpreet » BASANTI,”
Steven BIAGIONI,

Nicholas BOLINGBROKE,

Michelle FRANCIS, Tim
HARGREAVES,

LAN, Javindéer MANHAS

Kyle NARZT, Sheena
REIDY, Amy
ROSENTRETER, Katherine

SFIKAS, Harmony STEEL

Grade 10

Honourable Mention:
Forrest ARONSON, Ashley
BAXTER, Matthew BED-
DIE, Kara -BIRDSELL,
Amy DUDEK, Jean Mare
GAGNON, Jason KLEIN,
Annadclie KURTZ, Tysen
LEBLOND, Wayland
MARDIROS, Michael
MEIJER, Ryan NIXON,
Judy STEVENSON

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