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Provincial High School Scholarship Winners 2019 Junior Jubilee Scholarship Waterford Valley Morrison, Elliott – Waterford Valley High School Constable W. C. Moss Scholarship Mount Pearl - Southlands Bill, Lauren – Mount Pearl Senior High School Electoral District Scholarships Baie Verte – Green Bay Taylor, Makenna – Dorset Collegiate Robinson, Abigail – MSB Regional Academy Small, Andrew – Copper Ridge Academy Bonavista Hayley, Madison – Discovery Collegiate Butler, Allison – Discovery Collegiate Callahan, Ben – Discovery Collegiate Burgeo – La Poile Herritt, Tyler – Grandy’s River Collegiate Benoite, Taylor – Burgeo Academy Keeping, Morgan – Grandy’s River Collegiate Burin – Grand Bank Stacey, Kiana- John Burke High School Day, Rachel – Marystown Central High School Green, Robyn – Marystown Central High School Cape St. Francis Edwards, Anna – Gonzaga Regional High White, Jenna – Holy Trinity High Tobin, Devon – Holy Heart of Mary Reg High Carbonear – Trinity – Bay de Verde Crocker, Alexander – Crescent Collegiate King, Cameron – Carbonear Collegiate Pike, Nicole – Baccalieu Collegiate Cartwright – L’Anse au Clair Powell, Evan – William Gillett Academy Barney, William – Labrador Straits Academy O’Brien, Kyla - Labrador Straits Academy Conception Bay East – Bell Island Stuckless, Kaitlin – Mount Pearl Senior High Morrissey, Bradley – Prince of Wales Collegiate Bailey, Noah - Prince of Wales Collegiate Conception Bay South Lindstrom, Annika – Queen Elizabeth Reg High Dalton, Hayley – Queen Elizabeth Reg High Crocker-Kennedy, Anna - Queen Elizabeth Reg High Corner Brook Vasilyeva, Valeria – Corner Brook Regional High Payne, Emily – Corner Brook Regional High Greene, Janae - Corner Brook Regional High Exploits Manuel, Jenna – Exploits Valley High Beaton, Chelsea – Botwood Collegiate Pretty, Victoria – Leo Burke Academy Ferryland Dalton, Brianna – Baltimore School Complex Maloney, Patrick – Mobile Central High Frampton, Brooke – Mobile Central High Fogo Island – Cape Freels Fiset, Sebastien – Fogo Island Central Academy Blake, Emily – Riverwood Academy Strickland, Calli – Gill Memorial Academy Fortune Bay – Cape La Hune Jensen, Megan – King Academy Young, Kiara – King Academy Sutton, Barika – Bay D’Espoir Academy Gander Burt, Katie – Gander Collegiate Rayner, Sophie - Gander Collegiate Shea, Alex - Gander Collegiate Grand Falls – Windsor – Buchans Allaw, Dalia – Exploits Valley High Hynes, Claire – Exploits Valley High Dogar, Qasim - Exploits Valley High Harbour Grace – Port de Grave Squires, Madison – Carbonear Collegiate Clarke, Kailee – Ascension Collegiate King, Melanie – Ascension Collegiate Harbour Main Shortall, Rory – Ascension Collegiate Ryan, Jenna – Ascension Collegiate Stride, Michelle – Ascension Collegiate Humber – Bay of Islands Smith, Kate-Lynn – Templeton Academy Edison, Chelsea – Corner Brook Regional High Park, Jillian – Templeton Academy Humber – Gros Morne Samms, Chantal – Gros Morne Academy Ball, Julia – Elwood High School Payne, Abigail – Gros Morne Academy Labrador West Salomon de Friedberg, Tri – Menihek High School Cormier, Kinsley - Menihek High School Oyinloye, Testimony – Menihek High School Lake Melville Cabot, Micheaela – Mealy Mountain Collegiate Jacobs, Benjamin – Eric G. Lambert All-Grade Pike, Rachael – Mealy Mountain Collegiate Lewisporte – Twillingate Steiner, Zoe – Lewisporte Collegiate Burton, Benjamin – J.M. Olds Collegiate Muggridge, Alexander – Lewisporte Collegiate Mount Pearl North Hill, Ashley – Mount Pearl Senior High White, Meghan - Mount Pearl Senior High Wadman-Scanlan, John - Mount Pearl Senior High Mount Pearl – Southlands King, Emily – Mount Pearl Senior High Williams, Shane – Mount Pearl Senior High Sinyard, Sophia - Mount Pearl Senior High Mount Scio Moore, Sarah - Mount Pearl Senior High Stringer, Ashley – St. Bonaventures College White, Amy – Prince of Wales Collegiate Placentia – St. Mary’s Reid, Emily – Laval High School Caul, McKenzie – Laval High School Barry, Rylee – Laval High School Placentia West – Bellevue Kavanagh, Richard – Marystown Central High School Branton, Kristen – Crescent Collegiate Blake, Olivia – Marystown Central High School St. Barbe – L’Anse aux Meadows Short, Mackenzie – James Cook Memorial Saunders, Mark – White Hills Academy White, Sarah – French Shore Academy St. George’s – Humber English, Tess – Corner Brook Regional High Butt, Claire – Pasadena Academy Jacobs, Ashley – Corner Brook Regional High St. John’s Centre Paul, Laura – Holy Heart of Mary Reg High Hoyt, Money – Gonzaga Regional High Singh, Gurzint – Holy Heart of Mary Reg High St. John’s East – Quidi Vidi Keough, Nicolas – Holy Heart of Mary Reg High Miller, Vanessa – Holy Heart of Mary Reg High Konstantinova, Polina – St. Bonaventures College St. John’s West Breckenridge, Sarah – Holy Heart of Mary Reg High Janes, Keana – Waterford Valley High Leonard, Sarah – Waterford Valley High Stephenville – Port au Port Girardin, Evan – Stephenville High Bennett, Jenna – Stephenville High Blundon, Isaac – Stephenville High Terra Nova Simpson, Heidi – Glovertown Academy Martin, Keirsten – Clarenville High School Balsom, Kaleigh – Clarenville High School Topsail – Paradise James, Jenna – Holy Spirit High Cassell, Laura – Holy Spirit High Warren, Keegan – Holy Spirit High Torngat Mountains Broomfield, Emilie – B.L. Morrison Dicker, Julia – Jens Haven Memorial Coombs, Benjamin – Amos Comenius Memorial School Virginia Waters – Pleasantville Janes, Alyssa – Holy Heart of Mary Reg High Roome, Matthew - Holy Heart of Mary Reg High Wells, Sophia - Holy Heart of Mary Reg High Waterford Valley Halliday, Joshua – Waterford Valley High George, Hannah - Holy Heart of Mary Reg High Halliday, Matthew – Waterford Valley High Windsor Lake Steeves, Katherine – Gonzaga Regional High Pepe, Annalisa - Holy Heart of Mary Reg High Newhook, Kathleen – Gonzaga Regional High Centenary For Responsible Government Scholarship Bonavista Holloway, Brooke – Clarenville High School Peddle, Leah – Heritage Collegiate Cape St. Francis Dunphy, Sarah - Holy Heart of Mary Reg High Senior, Eric – Holy Trinity High Kennedy, Rebecca – Holy Trinity High Hammond, Keira – Holy Trinity High Conception Bay East – Bell Island Poole, Ian – Holy Spirit High Martin, Jay – Holy Spirit High Davis-Abraham, Noah - Holy Heart of Mary Reg High Baldwin, Madison – Holy Spirit High Conception Bay South Dollimount, Noah – Queen Elizabeth Reg High Lynch, Kyle – Queen Elizabeth Reg High Bailey, Madison – Queen Elizabeth Reg High Corner Brook Tucker, Kate – Corner Brook Regional High Colbourne, Megan - Corner Brook Regional High Piercey, Ainsleigh - Corner Brook Regional High Hughes, Marcus - Corner Brook Regional High Parsons, Claire - Corner Brook Regional High Exploits Adey, Katelyn – Exploits Valley High Stacey, Aaron - Exploits Valley High Dicks, Matthew - Exploits Valley High Roberts, MacKenzie – Leo Burke Academy Gander Blake, Makaela – Gander Collegiate Quinton, Nathan – Gander Collegiate Wheaton, Andrea – Lakewood Academy Grand Falls-Windsor – Buchans Walsh, Emma – Exploits Valley High Sheehan, Hannah – Exploits Valley High Harbour Grace – Port de Grave Clarke, Julianna – Ascension Collegiate Ralph, Jenna Lee – Ascension Collegiate Keefe, Laura – Ascension Collegiate Adams, Lucas – Ascension Collegiate Crane, Chloe – Ascension Collegiate Pike, Aileen – Carbonear Collegiate Harbour Main Lewis, Jerri-Lyn – Roncalli Central High Humber – Bay of Islands Noseworthy, Sarah – Corner Brook Regional High Mount Pearl North Tuck, Gina – Mount Pearl Senior High Bill, Jessica – Mount Pearl Senior High Bennett, Emily – Holy Heart of Mary Reg High Knee, Allison – O’Donel High School Mount Pearl – Southlands Squires, Timothy – Mount Pearl Senior High Mount Scio Critch, Joshua – Mount Pearl Senior High King, Martha – Prince of Wales Collegiate Peddle, Chloe – Mount Pearl Senior High Moss, Riley – Mount Pearl Senior High Placentia – St. Mary’s Leonard-Power, MacKenzie – Laval High School O’Keefe, Jacob – Laval High School Culleton, Robyn – Laval High School St. George’s – Humber Gale, Darcee – E.A. Butler All Grade King, Megan – Pasadena Academy Lewis, Chelsea – Corner Brook Regional High Karn, Rosemary – Corner Brook Regional High Shea, Felicia – Corner Brook Regional High St. John’s East – Quidi Vidi Shea, Nell – Holy Heart of Mary Reg High Landells, Elizabeth – Holy Heart of Mary Reg High Stephenville – Port au Port Mercer, Sarah – Stephenville High Jesso, Amber – Picadilly Central High Pinsent, Abigail – Stephenville High Terra Nova Fitzpatrick, Amber – Clarenville High School Barrett, Cassidy – Clarenville High School Stairs, Robert – Southwest Arm Academy Topsail – Paradise Whelan, Kati – Holy Spirit High Haley, Victoria – Mount Pearl Senior High Corcoran, Eden – Holy Spirit High King, Megan – Mount Pearl Senior High Bradley, Jenna – Holy Spirit High Virginia Waters – Pleasantville Furukawa, Elly – Holy Heart of Mary Reg High Chislett, Benjamin – Holy Heart of Mary Reg High Simms, Abby – Prince of Wales Collegiate Guzzwell, Catherine – Holy Heart of Mary Reg High Ramirez-Cruz, Ana – Holy Heart of Mary Reg High Knight, Connor – Holy Heart of Mary Reg High Waterford Valley Murphy, Kamrin – Waterford Valley High Edwards, Julian – Waterford Valley High Windsor Lake Babar, Jumanah – Gonzaga Regional High Martin, Alexandra – Gonzaga Regional High White, Mark – Holy Heart of Mary Reg High Boon-Petersen, Stefan – Gonzaga Reg High Jones, Robyn – Gonzaga Reg High Schwartz, Abigail – Holy Heart of Mary Reg High .
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