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One win, one loss for "Rocking Roughley' ' Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, December 21, 1988-5 Clarke High School News report by Heidi Jenkins On Friday, December 16th, Orono O.M.H.A. Novice played a return exhibition game against Ajax in Orono. Orono was once again surprised and not prepared to play a much improved Ajax team. The Orono boys were defeated 6-2, Sunday, Orono travelled to Millbrook for the first time, winning winning the game 5-2. The boys played a much better game than Friday with end to end rushes from both team's. Orono was missing Devon Witheridge and Grant Esler due to Christmas Holidays, therefore called called up Steven Foster and Steven Wilson to fill in. Scott MacDonald opened the scoring for Orono with . 50 seconds remaining in the first period with assist going to B.J. Hackett. Millbrook came back and scored 2 goals in the second period. played in a tournament. They won the gold medal with six wins and one loss. In their first game against M.J. Hobbs, they won 15-0 but in the next two games, Hobbs managed managed to score some points. After M.J. Hobbs played Bowman ville and lost their games, the . Pines played Bowmanville. The Pines won their first two games, followed by one loss. Because these games were the championship games, it was the best of five series and they won their next game, thus winning the gold medal. This tournament was sponsored by the Great Pine.Ridge Kinsmen. The team has one more tournament tournament in January, in which eight schools will participate. On behalf of the grade seven volleyball team, The Pines Report would like to thank the parent volunteer Mr. White, who coached the girls team, all the people who Orono started to put things together in the third period scoring 4 goals to Millbrook's noné. The boys had to skate to keep up with the fast pace of the Millbrook team. Scott Sawyer made numerous saves, keeping Millbrook to 2 goals. Cen- tremen Brett Maartense and Steve Foster played well at centre, Ryan Winning played a strong game on defense scoring 2 goals unassisted. Other goal scorers in the game were Steven Foster, assists going to Danny Danny MacDonald and Danny But- tigieg, then Scott MacDonald scored his second goal from B.J. Hackett. At this time in the season Orono has played 15 games, with 3 losses and 12 wins. On behalf of the Orono Novice O.M.H.A. we would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. organized the tournament, and Mr. Staples, Mrs. Gibson,. Mr. Farrington Farrington and Mr. Nobes, who also coached the team. On the morning of December 14, grade 8 students travelled to, the Clarke High School. They were to learn the different subjects they could take next year such as Shop with teacher Mr. Wells. The high school has much more advanced equipment so they can make many different things, like cutting boards and bowls. In music with Mr. Nicholas, they give you the choice of changing instruments, or studying studying vocal music. In the library they have many best selling authors including including Stephen King and V.C. Andrews. Andrews. The librarian explained how the computer catalogue worked and why the library had two levels, one for people to talk with their friends and one for silent work. Students thdn went to the lunchroom lunchroom for refreshments. The Prin- A year to remember As the year 1988 comes to its last few days we remember all the things that we had done over this past year. Do you remember! February 18th was election day: cipal gave a brief speech and then introduced the Student Council President, Jeff Graham, who welcomed the grade 8's to the high school. On the evening of December 14th, the grade 7 boys played in a volleyball tournament at Clarke High School. The boys started off against M.J. Hobbs and overwhelmed overwhelmed them. In the first game, after Hobbs got one point, Daryl Reid went on a serving binge, scoring scoring 15 points in a row. In the second game,"M.J. Hobbs played a much improved game but still lost by a much more respectable score, 15-8. In the final match the Hobbs boys played like they did in theTfirst game while the Pines simply baffled with their mixture of powerful overhand serves and soft underhand serves. Bowmanville played M.J. Hobbs next. For the first match Hobbs could not handle Bowmanville's powerful servers and lost 15-8. In the second game Bowmanville played a very sloppy game and lost in a close game 15-13. Finally, Hobbs played well but just couldn't return the serves of Bowmanville's best players. In the championship round, the Pines met Bowmanville in a best of five series. In the first game the Pines played as a team and came out on top, winning 15-8. In the second second match the Pines, who were playing some of the best volleyball of the tournament, simply outplayed Bowmanville, winning 15-10. This is where it almost fell apart for the Pine's team. They lost only because they were bunching up and not playing as a team. The score was 15-9. It kept falling apart for the Pines who lost 15-13 in the closest game of the tournament. This was it. They would either come home as champions or as losers. As it turned out they pulled through. This match was probably the best played of the tournament . The Pines were losing 12-10 when they made a valiant comeback, winning winning 15.-12 and coming home with the gold medal. The Pines school would like to congratulate team members and coaches for their winning winning ways. Photography Group Recently I caught up to Mr. Farrington Farrington and interviewed him on the photography group. He told me that he has Tom Tamblyn, Philip 'Plath and Robin Plazek in his photography group. His group has been working with flash and without flash. He has been teaching the basics such as responsible use, how to deal with chemicals and how to enlarge and reduce pictures. He teaches how to focus a camera, also to use a dark room with responsibility. responsibility. On December 15, the Pines were invited to Clarke High School for the Pines-Clarke assembly. Both the Pines and Clarke did a tremendous tremendous job with the music. The students were treated to modern and classical selections by the Clarke Intermediate and Stage Bands, by the Pines Band and ,by ■ the Pines Vocal class. Now that holidays have begun, the Pines Report wishes everyone in our school area a safe and enjoyable enjoyable Christmas break. by Aaron Staples, Andrea Hartmann, Katie Climenage and Steve Johnson The following, people were elected to do the following duties: Prime Minister - Jeff Graham; Deputy Prime Minister - Ian VanderSchee; Secretary - Richard Maki; Treasurer - Alecia Soleojuik; Social Convenor - Patrick Woods; Communications Communications Minister - Steve Mc- Clead. February 25th - The students spent the whole day skiing, skating or stayed in school playing games and were involved in other various events. Money that was raised went to the Cancer Society. March 2nd - The 'Class of '63' held their Reunion at Clarke High School. March 11th - The Clarke High School Senior Girls' Volleyball team won the Silver Medal. April 25th - Clarke High School held aydhe hour assembly entitled, "Drive to Survive," whom the guest speaker was Michael Frogley, who was left a parapalegic after a car accident. April 28th and 30th - Several Clarke High School students presented a play called "Our Town" to the public at the school. Great credit was given to all the people involved with this well done performance. October 23 - 75 Clarke students were honoured for achievements in 1987/88. November 14 - Was the day that Clarke High School held "College Day." November 3Ô - The Clarke High School Band sold Poinsettias this year to raise funds to assist them with a- proposed trip to Avon, England. They also held a Dessert Concert at Clarke High School which went very well. After remembering all of these past events, we hope that 1989 will . be just as great as 1988 was. Merry Christmas M and have a Happy 1989 from Matthews & Associates Pauline, Maureen, Geri, Saijdra PAT and FRED STORSBERGEN ' ' of the CATERING CONNECTION ànd their Trusty Helpers would like to wish all Season's greetings! May the many blessings that this holiday brings embrace you and yours, now and always. ■ , from* ANN, JUDI and JULIE at Reflections & Judi's Joie ! fsHÉ Lordy, Lordy, guess who's 40 * Coach Sawyer The Pines Senior News report On December 14, the girls grade refereed the games, Mr. hr ole Who seven volleyball team of the Pines