Saturday, April 18, 1992

Following is a list of those students who have qualified for the Hon-
or Roll and Honorable Mention lists during the second reporting period
at Kinnaird Junior Secondary School.

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To be eligible for the nor Roll, students must have a minimum grade
average of 4.0 in qualifying courses.
For Honorable Mention students must ahve a minimum grade aver-

Making the Grade

Wi Jen Small, Darren Ettles

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* age of 3.5-3.9 in qualifyng courses.

GRADE 8&
HONOR ROLL

Grady Moore, Sherry Wiebe,
Nadya Wilson, Lisa Der, Natasha
Grbich.

Michelle Sloper, Ryan Ki-
nakin, Kerri Redekop, Shawn
Hocoff, Ryan Babakaiff.

Lisa Woykin, Lisa Perepolkin,
Chris McCormack, Selena
Fodor, Nick Antignani.

Chantelle Sutton, Chris Bu-
cholz, Neal Henne, Mark Bosse,
Rebecca Jones.

Valerie Kosowan, Corinne Yo-
fonoff, Rob Armstrong,

. Sousakong Oudomsouck, Jen-
nifer Bevans.

Jill Carlson, Brad Kristian, Ja-
son Archambault, Kent Fauth,
Carri Markin.

Jamie Shumey, Crystal. Ver-
haeghe, Heather Plotnikoff, Troy
Konkin, Ben Posnikoff.

_. Chris Clement, ~ Robbie
Dosanjh, Erin Lewis, Angela
Guglielmi, Donna Hohertz.

Robbie Campbell, Keith
Kerekes, Adam Rodgers, Brad
Zaytsoff.

HONORABLE MENTION
James Husbscher, Tami
Zoobkoff, Paul Houngmany; Tara
Perepolkin, Celine Evans.
Marlo: Westoff, Shawna
Harshenin, Meli

leason, Jared Ozeroff, Danielle
Runions.
GRADE 7
HONOR ROLL

Sherri Czechowski, David
Wong, Laura Imrie, Kriste Drap-
er, Tyler Clememt.

Chris Cook, Susan Hayashi,
Angela Osmachenko, Chris

Rempel, Holly Smee.

Brian Venier, Carrie
Barabonoff, Aimee Ambrosone,
Jamie Kalesnikoff, Eric Perrier.

Jason Antignani, Stacy Nich-
valodoff, Nicky Boultbee, Laura
Fipke, Heather Sheppard.

Many Nevakshonoff, Chris
Snauwaert, Lindsay White,
Nathan Matell, Meliss Adenne.

Mathew Healing, Trevor Hav-
iland, Angela Briggeman, Mike
Cassidy, Dhorea Duggan.

Marni Hewett, Lincoln Giraud,
Caleb Retzlaff, Amber Sparks,
James Jmieff.

Brad Zarikoff, Trina Johnson,
Shelly Postnikoff, Mitch Kooznet-
soff, Stasia Rezansoff.

Ryan Leckie, Adrienne Ne-
grey, Tory Merritt, Aarn Jankola,
Cheryl Scott.

Daniela Soltesz, Shannon
Koochin, Garth Vatkin.

HONORABLE MENTION

Jocelyn Berkey, Stacey
Hiebert, Sandra York, Chris Win-
ter, Mike Babakaiff, Dustin
heagy.

Tammy Sherbinin, Ken Eso-
voloff, Michelle Penner, Bud Gre-
gory, Lisa Blackwell.

Adam Miller, Karen Shingler,
Nicole Archambault, Ryan Davis,
Kristel Pipke, Krista Zoobkoff,

Idle, Larissa _ Jordan Krahn, Sarah Floyd.

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NOVICE’S
BEAT

TRAIL

It was alittle
sweet revenge
for the Castlegar
Senior Novice
Development
team at a 35-
team hockey
tournament in
Spokane last
weekend. After
getting
shellacked by
Trail in a pair of
games just prior
to the
tournament, the
Sr.Novice's beat
out that same
Trail team on
their way to
finishing fifth in
their-division

cream of the crop as they
cop top honors at Selkirk
College’s Athletic Awards

Ed Mills
SPORTS EDITOR

Success, like a shadow, tends to
follow some people around.

Take for example cross-country
runner Jennifer Small and volley-
ball player Darren Ettles, the two

most successful athletes at
Selkirk College this school year.

The golden shadow that was
theirs all year, came with them
again Wednesday night when they
were named the College’s Student
Athletes of the Year at its awards
dinner at the Community Com-
plex.

Free Agent, page 16

Surprised, elated and grateful,
the two University Transfer
students said it was tough work,
but worth it.

“I’ve been running all my life
and never really been recognized
for it, so I’m really happy to be
recognized as a cross country
runner,” Small said.

“At the end of.a season of hard
work and giving up things, I was
happy to get it,” Ettles said.

The College’s highest athletic

SCHOOL

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The 1992 Milk
Run — the one-
day province-
wide run, walk
wheel three-
kilometre event
in which over
80,000 students
from 200
secondary
schools will
participate — is
set for April
22.This year’s
recipient of
proceeds from
the run is the
B.C. Blind Sports
and Recreation
Association. Last
year, the event
raised over

© $80,000. for

charity.

honors capped an honor-filted—|

season for the pair.

Small, 20, won the B.C. Cross
Country Running Championship,
was third in the Interprovincial
Championships and — perhaps
her biggest accomplishment of the
season — came third in the UBC

_ Triathlon in Vancouver.

Whatever the race, no matter
who the competition, Small either
won or exceeded all expectations,
said College athletic director and
Saints cross-country coach Sally
Willis.

And while Small excelled
individually, Ettles stood out as a
member of the Saints men’s
volleyball team.

Ettles, 21, was named a first
team all-star in the 10-team B.C.
Colleges Athletic Association, and
the Saints most valuable player.

Arookie on a rebuilding squad,

please see THE GRADE page 16

News photo by Jonathan Green

Selkirk College’s student athletes of the year Jennifer Small and

ALL THE WINNERS

Darren Ettles.

Peter Lemon Bursary

- Anna Riggio

Jim Snook Memorial Award
—Chris Owens

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— Dave Kabatoff
Female Student Athlete of the Year
— Jennifer Small (cross-country running)
Male Student Athlete of the Year
— Darren Ettles (volleyball)
Contribution to Student Life Award
— Kim Verigin, Darrell Brownlee
B.C. All-star
— Darren Ettles (volleyball)

i] sidual Team A

y Bursary —

Most Dedicated — Will Gill, Rob Matj

‘Oh yes, I
was really
happy. It
was a great
and very
enjoyable
evening.’

Anna Riggio

‘I really
enjoyed the
hospitality
ofmy f
teammates
and the
dedication
of our
coach,
Sally.’
CAMPUS RE

Chris Owens

_ ‘All the
work we do,
it’s for the
cen
and-the
school, it’s
very worth
it.’
James Waddell

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Most Valuable Player — Darrell Brownlee
Women’s Volleyball
Most Valuable Player — Holly Relkoff
Rookie of the Year — Sherry Makortoff
Most Improved Player — Leanne Blancher
Striving for Excellence — Keri Cullinane
Most Inspirational — Mitsuko Takahashi
Men’s Volleyball
Striving for Excellence — Theo Frim!
Most Valuable Player — Darren Ettles
Improved — Arlen Wocknitz, Yuri Hadikin
Rookie of the Year — Rob Matjasic
Cross-Country Running

Soccer
Leadership Award — Dennis Rexin
Most Improved Player — Kevin Stoll

Lead ip/imp d - Chris Owens
Campus Rec.
Top Participant — (M) James Waddell

Top Participant, (F) Anna Riggio

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was an up
and downer,
so it was a
pleasant
surprise, I
wasn’t
expecting

:
it. Keri Cullinane

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