CANORA - With the entrance at the Graduation Exercises at King George Park on June 26, all the family members and friends in attendance had the opportunity to get to know the graduates a little better.
Aurora Mickelson: ‘Daughter of Kristen MacDonald and Daniel Mickelson. Aurora has been accepted to the University of Saskatchewan for psychology.”
Savannah Mirva: “Daughter of Deanna and Mark Mirva, Savannah plans to take a year off to work full-time, and will then go to school for dental hygiene. Some day she hopes to live and work in Austria.”
Nels Nordin: “Nels is the son of Carah Schomburg and Curt Nordin.”
Noah Prychak: “Noah is the son of .Jennifer and Darcy Prychak. Noah has been accepted into the University of Saskatchewan College of Agriculture for an agribusiness diploma. His goal is to take over the family farm as a fifth generation farmer.”
Chloe Pshyk: “Daughter of Heather Pozniak and Chris Pshyk, Chloe will be continuing her post-secondary education in early childhood education with Sask Polytechnic online while working at daycare.”
Alaina Roebuck: “Daughter of Sherri and Scott Roebuck, Alaina will be taking classes through the University of Regina at Suncrest College in Yorkton and plans to become an Elementary school teacher.”
Jayelle Rostotski: “Daughter of Brandy and Chris Rostotski, Jayelle plans to take a gap year and then go to school for cosmetology.”
Karbin Rubletz: “Son of Karen Tannas and Robin Rubletz, Karbin plans to take the next year off to work before attending post-secondary education.”
Hunter Scheltgen: “Son of Melissa and Curtis Scheltgen, Hunter is currently in training as an apprentice with the boilermakers lodge local 555 and plans to become a journeyman.”
Ty Sleeva: “Ty is the son of Jennifer and Shawn Sleeva. In the summer, Ty plans to start his apprenticeship with NL Construction and eventually plans to become a journeyman carpenter.”
Hayden Starecki: “Son of Amber Sommerville, Hayden plans to take a gap year and then join the force.”
Delilah Wilson: “Daughter of Alissa and Terry Wilson, Delilah will be attending the University of Saskatchewan in the fall for a Bachelors of Arts and Science degree. Afterwards, she plans to go to law school with hopes to become a prominent lawyer.”
Briel Beblow: “Son of Leanna and Kelly Beblow, Briel will be attending Sask Polytech for Millwright (Industrial Mechanic). One day, he hopes to own his own home and build his dream truck.”
Callie Berehula: “Daughter of Shannon Kaban, Callie plans on taking the next year off to work.”
Lucien Carlson: “Son of Elizabeth and Mark Carlson, Lucien is taking his first year at Suncrest College and is enrolled in the Bachelor of Science in Agriculture program.”
Michael Desrosiers: "Son of Gabriel Sofatli and Tanya Desrosiers, Michael is working for Guardon Security and then plans to attend school.”
Makayla Heshka: “Makayla is the daughter of Roseanne and Corey Heshka. In the fall, Makayla will be attending Suncrest College to further her education in the field of medical imaging.”
Ariana Kapitoler: “Daughter of Naomi and Robin Kapitoler, Ariana plans to take a year off and work. Her future dream is to write and animate stories.”
Aidyn Kaytor: “Aidyn is the son of Karleen Rubletz and Glen Kaytor.”
Jessee Kopelchuk: “Daughter of Meridee and Clint Kopelchuk, Jessee plans on working for a year and then attend university to receive a degree in agriculture.”
Connor Kraynick: “Son of Carmen and Shane Kraynick, Connor is planning on attending the University of Saskatchewan and majoring in mechanical engineering.”
Ava Love: “Daughter of Tina and Chris Love, Ava will be attending the University of Saskatchewan for kinesiology, with hopes of becoming a physiotherapist.”
Owen Lowe: “Son of Michelle Lowe and Step Dad Tyler Wolkowski, Owen plans to be a line technician.”
Rhett Ludba: “Son of Brooke Kowalyshyn and Kevin Ludba, Rhett plans to play junior hockey and work.”
Matthew Makowsky: “Son of April and Adrian Makowsky, Matthew is attending Suncrest College for power engineering, with hopes of obtaining his first-class diploma.”
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