NominationForm.pdf

GCVI Wall of Fame

Do you wish to nominate a former student?

Please read the Purpose and Selection Critera below and download a form.

Famous Alumni of GCVI »

Dominic Cardillo 1930 -

Margaret Craig 1911 - 1994

Arthur William Cutten: 1870-1936

Terry Doyle 1933 - 2005

George Alexander Drew  1894 - 1973

Honourable Mr. Justice James M. Farley 1870 - 1936

Beth Goobie   1959 -

The Honourable Hugh Guthrie, K.C., M.P. 1866-1969

Alfred Dryden Hales  1909-1988

William Ernest Hamilton: 1902 - 1935

John Roe Hanna  1937 -

Christina E. Hill, M.D., F.R.C.S.(C): 1946 -

James Jerome Hill  1838 - 1916

Mary Ellen Jeans RN, PhD

Theodore Jewell 1930 - 2008

Edward Johnson  1878 - 1959

Jean Little 1932

John Kenneth Macalister: 1914-1944

Andrew P. MacDonald: 1958-Present

Clarabeth (Mahaffey) MacIntosh -

                 class of 54

John McCrae 1872 - 1918

Fredrick Mills 1935-Present

Dr. David Ouchterlony 1914-1983

P.G. Reid 1909 - 1997

George Sleeman  1841 - 1926

Joey Slinger 1943 -

Effie Smith  1867 - 1960

Donna Strickland  1959 -

Brigadier-General Kenneth Torrance  1896 - 1948

Bishop Matthew Francis Ustrzycki:

                   1932-Present

Deborah Whale 1946 -

Carol Anne Wood: 1942-2001

The Guelph Collegiate-Vocational institute

Wall of Fame

1  Purpose

• The primary purpose of the G.C.V.I. Wall of Fame is torecognize students who have attend G.C.V.I. and how hadmade a significant contribution to society.
  

• It is intended to promote a sense of pride in our school and to encourage and challenge G.C.V.I. students to strive for excellence.
  

• It provides a worthwhile opportunity for a small groups of  students to learn more about the rich history of G.C.V.I. and its graduates through research, interviewing and writing about those who are inducted in the G.C.V.I. Wall of Fame.
  

2.  Criteria for Selection

All Inductees into the G.C.V.I. Wall of Fame must meet the following criteria

• have attended G.C.V.I.
  

• have made a significant contribution to society
  

• have received recognition for their work, for example:  awards, featured in the media, recognized by their peers for their outstanding leadership, et cetera.
  

The following factors also affect the final selection of candidates:

• the candidates must be researchable and related to student interests.
  

• the time spent on the project must be a good learning experience for the student researchers
  

• the committee will attempt to maintain a balance with respect: decade, gender, occupation, background, et cetera.
  

• availability of funding.
  

3.  Selection Procedure

• The G.C.V.I. Wall of Fame Committee will call for nominations in October using such vehicles as the Alumni newsletter, local press, school signs, commencement, etc.
  

• A nomination form will be completed and submitted to the Wall of Fame committee.  These will be kept on file permanently.
  

• Nominations are reviewed by the Wall of Fame committee according to the selection criteria. Final selection is made by the G.C.V.I. Alumni Association.