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Sundre High School students raise $42,440

Tuesday, May 22, 2012 03:00 am | Jason Drent

Sundre High School students raise $42,440

By Jason Drent, Principal

For the Round Up

Sundre High School’s 43rd May Queen has now drawn to a close. It was another unbelievable year for the students of Sundre High.

Students, staff, parents, and community members worked together to raise $42,440. The money will be allocated to a variety of Sundre High Students’ Union projects and activities in the coming year.

The grade 9’s raised the most money per student to take top honors. The Class of 2015’s win, resulted in Hanna Werezak and Tanner Kelley being crowned as May Queen and King for the 2011-2012 school year.

Congratulations to all students who worked during May Queen 2012 - amazing results! You have certainly made us all proud.

The following table provides a detailed breakdown outlining how our Students’ Union uses this money to increase extra-curricular opportunities for the students in our school.

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