QHS Honour Page
Animo et fide
QHS Honoured Students - March 2008
| We are very blessed at QHS to have great students. Some of our students excel in academics and extra curricular activities within the school and other excel in activities away from the school. In the coming months we will use this page to HONOUR some of these student achievements. Our goal is to highlight their successes and to share them with our QHS community. Do you know someone that you think should be HONOURED on this page? Let us know by sending us an email at: webmaster@quebechighschool.net |
Hon·our
1. a source of credit or
distinction: to be an
honour to one's family.
2. high respect, as for
worth, merit, or rank: to be
held in honour.
3. such respect
manifested: a memorial in
honour of the dead.
4. high public esteem;
fame; glory: He has earned
his position of honour.
5. the privilege of being
associated with or
receiving a favor from a
respected person, group,
organization, etc.: to have
the honour of serving on a
prize jury; I have the
honour of introducing this
evening's speaker.
1. a source of credit or
distinction: to be an
honour to one's family.
2. high respect, as for
worth, merit, or rank: to be
held in honour.
3. such respect
manifested: a memorial in
honour of the dead.
4. high public esteem;
fame; glory: He has earned
his position of honour.
5. the privilege of being
associated with or
receiving a favor from a
respected person, group,
organization, etc.: to have
the honour of serving on a
prize jury; I have the
honour of introducing this
evening's speaker.
| Fred Parsons Azanie Roy |
After winning at the school
level, Azanie and Fred
were participants in the
Expo Sciences Bell 2008
regional competition.
This competition included
schools from the greater
Quebec City region as well
as Chaudiere-Appalaches.
This year's Expo Science
saw 112 projects in the
level, Azanie and Fred
were participants in the
Expo Sciences Bell 2008
regional competition.
This competition included
schools from the greater
Quebec City region as well
as Chaudiere-Appalaches.
This year's Expo Science
saw 112 projects in the
| QHS students, Azanie Roy and Fred Parsons receive their award during the Expo Sciences Bell 2008. |
competition. QHS is proud to announce that of the 112 projects that were presented, these
two secondary four students took 6th place! This sixth place finish qualifies them to continue
on to the provincial finals where the project will be up against another hundred projects from
across the province.
On the day of the QHS science fair, Agriculture Canada scientist Dr. Serger Laberge knew
that this project was a solid entry. After grilling the two students with questions he smiled
and as he walked away from the display and said, "we have our winners". When I asked him
why he felt this he commented that they knew their stuff and that some of the questions he
asked them were at a level that a university student would be expected to answer.
Congratulations Azanie and Fred from all the staff and
students at QHS.
two secondary four students took 6th place! This sixth place finish qualifies them to continue
on to the provincial finals where the project will be up against another hundred projects from
across the province.
On the day of the QHS science fair, Agriculture Canada scientist Dr. Serger Laberge knew
that this project was a solid entry. After grilling the two students with questions he smiled
and as he walked away from the display and said, "we have our winners". When I asked him
why he felt this he commented that they knew their stuff and that some of the questions he
asked them were at a level that a university student would be expected to answer.
Congratulations Azanie and Fred from all the staff and
students at QHS.
| Click on the names below to see the past student Honor Pages |
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| CQSB Director General, Mr. Ron Corriveau and QHS alumni Kathleen Keller stop and ask questions during the QHS science fair. |