Each year the High Prairie Royal Canadian Legion holds a Remembrance Day contest. Students are invited to submit entries in several categories. Winners receive cash prizes and certificates.
Winners from E.W. Pratt
Senior Black & White Poster
Haley Billings
Ally Shaw
Natalie Pratt
Senior Colour Poster
Kianna Walter
Angelique Brule
Mya Dwernychuk
High Prairie St. Andrew’s School students placed first, second and third in Primary Colour Posters. Left-right are: Kailer Mackinaw, third; Anna Perry, second; Camille Olanski, first; and High Prairie Legion president Don Ebbett presenting the awards.Angel Thunder, a student at Joussard School, placed second in Junior Colour Poster. Emmeriah Desjarlais, also of Joussard School, placed first but was absent. Presenting the award is High Prairie Legion president Don Ebbett.High Prairie Legion president Don Ebbett, left, presents Promise Spruyt with her first place award in Senior Poem. Spruyt attends Wisdom Home Schooling in High PrairieNora Dubrule, a student at High Prairie St. Andrew’s School, placed second in Intermediate Essays. Georgia Halldorson placed first but was absent. Presenting the award is High Prairie Legion president Don Ebbett.High Prairie St. Andrew’s School student Andrianna Willier, left, placed first in Junior Black and White Poster. Payton Herben, absent, placed second, and Kali Badger, of Joussard School, third. Presenting the award is High Prairie Legion president Don Ebbett.High Prairie St. Andrew’s School student Thandeka Ncube, left, placed third in Junior Poems. High Prairie Legion president Don Ebbett presents Ncube with her award.High Prairie, Elementary School student Maxim Payne, left, placed first in Junior Poems. Stephanie Parker, absent, placed second. Presenting the award is High Prairie Legion president Don Ebbett.High Prairie St. Andrew’s School student Addison Dube placed third in Junior Colour Poster. Presenting the award is High Prairie Legion president Don Ebbett.