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Urono Weekly Times, Wednesday, July 1st, 1981-7 win, Christine Hooper, Lisa Hoy, Jeff Lowery, Linda Reid, Clare Rickard, Brenda Rodd, Teresa Rosamond, Krista Rudman, Janne Tamblyn, Angela West. Grade eight Proficiency winners at the Pines graduation graduation last week were, (not in order as pictured), Rhonda Abramoff, Greg Barraball, Guy : Brachvogel, David Brown, Jim Brown, Tarri- Lee Carleton, Tricia Frank, Receive Pines Crests The above Pines students were presented with the Pines Crest at their graduation ex ercises. Those receiving the crests were (left to right) Janne Tamblyn, Brenda Rodd, Clare Rickard, Linda Reid, Jeff Lowery, Lisa Hoy, •Paul Garnett, Tricia Frank, Tarri-Lee Carleton, Jim Brown, David Brown and Greg Barraball. David Brown of R.R. Newcastle was presented with the Award of Merit at the Pines Senior Public School graduation exercises last week. The presentation was made by George Cameron, trustee for Ward Three Town of Newcastle. The award is presented for From around the Bookstacks ADULT 2081 A Hopeful View of the , Human Future by Gerald O'Neill (forecasting the future) Contributes to School fund Teresa Rosamond, president, of the Pines Student's Student's Council and Gary Brachvogel, treasurer, presents a cheque from the Student's Council to principal principal Robert Bolton for use at the school for a trophy cabinet. The presentation was made during the graduation exercises last week. Students grads from the Pines The following students graduated last week from the Pines Senior Public School, grade eight, and will attend grade nine in the school term this September. The following are the graduates. Tim Abbott, Gary Adair, Maria Barnoski, Joe Berney, Layton Burke, Melissa, Coghill, Dennis Farrow, Jim Forth, Patricia Harvey, Jill Hennessey, Laurie Hol- ingsworth, Michelle Hope, Derrick Johnston, Margie Kelsh, Patti Kidd, Kim Lewins, Jeff Lowery, Lewis Marchant, Stephen McCormack, McCormack, Mark Mazur, Tracy Millson, Tim Morrison, Linda Linda Reid, Sherry Rogerson, Barry Rowe, Ljsa Sellers, Stuart Simpson, Angie Stere, Liz Thwaites, Bill Van Dyke, Nick Yaremk, Ken Bailey, Greg Barraball, Angela Barnoski, Barnoski, Donna Boudreau, Gary Brazeau, Bridgett Brown, David Brown, Kim Cameron, Kevin Carman, Denise Couvier; Robbie Cox, Frank Daniels, Murray Dennis, Dennis, Paul Garnett, Kelly Goodwin, Brian Groot, Dodg Harvey, Stephanie Hood, Wendy Hutton, Mike Jackson, Linda Kiers, Peter Lomax, Sherry Mclnnis, Melissa Miskie, Derek Mum- ford, Paul Rosseau, Krista Rudman,' Rick Rzeczycki, Mary Talsma, Rick Vanderstare, Stephen Van Schaik, Susan Ward, Angela West, Scott Yeo, Rhonda David Brown, a graduating student at the Pines Senior Public School and valedictorian valedictorian for the graduating class is above presented with the Valedictory Trophy. The presentation was made by Mr. J. Rolfe. David presented his audience audience pf students and parents with a crisp and meaningful address. The graduation' exercises were held in the Clarke High School auditorium and was well attended. The .stage area was enhanced with plants from Jensen's Greenhouse which added to the evening. The program was well organized and was concluded with refreshment in the Pines School as vieil as a dance for the students and for those parents wishing to. take part. The evenings activities were chaired by Robert Bolton, principal at the qchool. Abramoff,* Karl Beckmann, Troy Brady, Jim Brown, Jamie Burns, Stephanie Card, Tarri-Lee Càrleton,' Dan ColVin, Eydie pavies/ Eric Dreslinski, Robert French, Jeff Garrett, Shelley Gray, Gordon Hardy, Bev Henderson, Robert Hoogkamp, Christine Hooper,' Lisa Hoy.' Emma Martin, Monica lylcllmoyle, Sherry Morrison, Brian Millson, Stephen Murree, Maurice Nesbitt,'Lisa Potter, Stephen Sawyer, Bill Shetler, Diana Smith, Patricia Tilling, Joanne Toon, Suzanne, i academic excellence as well as for other notable achievements during a students stay at the Pines. David has been active in all aspects of the school activities activities and achieved excellence excellence in all his achievements. The Cinderella Complex by Colette Dowling (women's hidden fear of in - dependence) The Last Wilderness by Nichols Luard (a journey across the Great Kalahari Desert) Make your own Silk Flowers by Dee Entrekin. Hero the Buzz Beurling Story by Brian Nolan (Canada's most famous W.W. II hero) Miss Nobody by Caroline Ross (a modern day fairy tale of love) All the Days' were Summer by Jack Bickham (a novel of growing up for young adults) Loitering with Intent by Muriel Muriel Spark The Man who Owned New York by John Osborne (by the author of The Paper Chase) ■The St. Clair Summer by Marvin Werlin (a novel of love and betrayal) The Beast Within by Edward Levy (a modern day Jekyll and Hyde story) ' A Madeleine Hadley. Don't forget to register your children for crafts starting starting Tuesday, July 6th from 1 -2 p.m. 1 Vallerand, Greg Vey, Leonard Alldread, Kelly Antjepon, Barb Bilow, Guy Brachvogel, Rick Carlson, Darrin Caruso, Allan Cathcart, Nancÿ Cowan, Steven Dempsey, Darlene Dennis, Tricia Frank, Ria Harare, Derek Hedges, Wanda Wanda Hutton, Terry Kidd, An- •thony Lamers, Kim Mummery, Mummery, Brenda Nolan, Brian ! Obrist, Rhonda Parker, - Myles Pepper, Elan Rickard, Brenda Rodd, Randy Rogerson, Rogerson, Teresa Rosamond, Anna Schmitigelow, Lisa Stephens, Janne Tamblyn, Andy Van Dusen, Lori Wagenaar, Mark Wells, Gilbert Wood, Matthew Matthew Yates, Pam Yeomans.