McCall Huron County Scholarship Recipients 2019
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Sadie Collins
Central Huron Secondary School
Biomedical Science, University of Guelph
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| Sadie has been volunteering with the Blyth Festival Theatre for the past four years, helping to ensure that shows run smoothly. She has played for various sports teams for both her school and the community. Sadie works to promote and encourage greater participation in competitive women’s hockey. She is employed with the Ontario Women’s Hockey Association as an official. |
Stephan Ducharme
South Huron District High School
Chemistry, Queen’s Universiity
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| Stephan is currently the president of the Athletic Council at his school and captain of the cross country team. He works with coaches and other members to plan fundraisers and support the athletics teams. He has been volunteering with St. John’s Ambulance for two years. Stephan works part-time on a farm. |
Cameron Murray
F.E. Madill Secondary School
Electrical Engineering, Lakehead University
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| Cameron is a volunteer coach and plays for his community minor hockey league. He is also part of his school rugby team and enjoys assisting with all elements of the sports games. He has been volunteering with Music in the Fields for three years and helps with set-up, painting and providing directions to festival attendees. Cameron works part-time at a local co-operative. |
Mikayla Skyring
Goderich District Collegiate Institute
Environmental Engineering, University of Guelph
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| Mikayla is the Minister of Communications on Student Council and a member of the yearbook team at her school. She participated in the Science Olympics for three years and has a passion for science and conserving our environment. Mikayla has worked on staff at a local library and at a coffee shop. |
Hannah Tait
St. Anne’s Catholic Secondary School
Management Economics and Finance, University of Guelph
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| Hannah is a student trustee for her school and attends monthly School Board meetings on behalf of her classmates. She is an accomplished hockey player on the London Devilettes Provincial Women’s Hockey team and, as the Minister of Faith on the student cabinet, she helps create an inclusive environment for all students. Hannah has been employed at a local restaurant and as a retail associate. |