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From outer space, the earth resembles a pale blue dot, hence the name for the Pale Blue Dot Society. (TOP) As members of a global society, we look to explore what it means to be a responsible citizen. We realize that what happens in one part of the world, affects us all. The Pale Blue Dot Society involved Amnesty International, Free the Children, environmental projects, third world development projects and CCI's Peace Garden. Activities throughout the year involved guest speakers, 'Take Back the Night', 'Catalyst for Change', 'Halloween for Hunger', White Ribbon Campaign and the Amnesty quilt. Members of this group are Ashlee Mclacherm, Keri Campion, Becca Bonham, Karen Hanson, Kate Mackeracher, Janice Potts, Kyle Bailey, Marianne Brown, Jennifer Belanger, Thea Whiteside, Heather Spaull, Courtney Hamilton, Melissa Hobbs, Emily Fathers, Matt Puttkemery and Ernie Hiltz
In June of 2002, Mrs. Musselman applied for a contest by the Diabetes Association and Public Health Units and was awarded $2600 to spend on a campaign to educate the community on Type 2 Diabetes. Contests in poster design, and song/poem writing followed by a week of events educated the students on their eating habits. Prizes ranged from YMCA and Barton Gym memberships, a Much Music Dance, Frizbees, water bottles and cookbooks. Members of this Type 2 Diabetes (MID) project were Elizabeth Jaffray, Ashley Saunders, Jodi Bolyea, Danielle Wood, Jen Doner,
Sara Lynn Braid, Deanna Boulton, Robecka Drever, Krista Arsenault, Melissa Hobbs, Courtney Hamilton, Ashley Paulus, Wes Ashton, Ashlee Me Eachern, Janie Potts, Lee Livingston, Chelsea Stoklas, Ayvelea Manchester, Skarlette Rath, David Lehman.
OSAID, (BLOW) a group set out to prevent drinking and driving, accomplished a lot this year. As they participated at the Giant Garage Sale, and gave out ribbons and flyers detailing the effects of drinking and getting behind the wheel. The poster contest turned out some great results, and the prizes were at the Christmas Assembly along with a rendition of 'The Twelve Days of Christmas'. Every Valentine's Day brings 'Love Matches' in the school, with the funds raised going towards drinking and driving awareness. We also had a huge campaign before May 24 weekend, because besides Christmas it is the most haz- ardous time of year for drunk driving accidents. Quarter cards at the poem every year also helps promote getting home alive. We had a great year and will be back next year! Members include Christina Sheardown, Janice Potts, Kate MacKeracher, Krystal Forsythe, Stephanie Howie, Allison Boswell, Cheri-Anne Braid, Katie PIummer, Krstal Philion, Lindsay Smith, Lisa Skippen, Andrea Hogg, and Mattew Leslie Teacher Advisor: Mr. Pearce
Quench (BOT) is a Christian group who meet weekly for fun, encouragement, and prayer. The group included: Amy Doyle, Amelia Lockhart, Ashley Palmer, Andrea Crawford, Micheal Woods, Sam Fligg, Caitlin Morning, Krysta Arsenault, Katelin Simerson, Alec Morning, Susanne Siebers, Chris Proctor, Kyle Crawford, T om Fligg, Claudia Siebers, Armin Kellar, Lindsay Simerson, Sherah Bell, Irina Kellar, Bobbie Easton, Kailyn Turcotte, Shawn Stewart, Jonathan Easton, Kristin Sinclair, Jamie Woods, TimProctor,ToddSinclair,KathrinMueller,NaomiKolbe, Mrs Musselman, Mr Pratt,Randi Lynn Grant-Hose, Jenny Soupoinis, and was led by Andrew Hamilton.
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