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Buffam, Jack; Dunning, @:: Haarala, Allan; Hogan, 2 ' (Mathematics) ; (Social Studies); '(Social Studies); Cobalt High Sc A--The following students have, been promoted from Grade XII to Grade XIII and recommended for -the Secondary School Grdduation Diploma: Mar- Keen, oretta; Vivian; Garda. Rowe, B--The following students have obtainsi standing in the Grade XII subjects bracketed: Fleming, Peter (English, His- tory, Chemistry, Physical Educa- tion, Health). Hakola, Dennis (English, His- tory, Algebra, Chemistry, Physical Education, Health). Heikkila, Robert (English, His- tory, Chemistry, Physical Educa- tion, Health). ~ Marcella, Wayne Chemistry, Physical (English, Education, ' Health). McAndrew, Donna (Physical Ed- ucation, Health). C--The following students have 'been promoted from Grade XI to Grade XII. Subjeets in brackets indicate that passing standard has not been obtained and must be re- peated: Birtch, Barbara (English and La- tin). Brezenski, Brent (English, His- tory, Latin and French). Dixon) Geoffrey (French), Dunk, James. Fraboni, Morris. Hamilton, Gordon (French). Lalonde, Darryl. Lloyd, Altena. Marcella, Wayne (French). MacArthur, Heather (Physics, French). McAndrew, _ Donna (History, French). Mercier, Carole (Geometry, Physics, French)- Nielson, Barbara (French). Pascoe, Charles. : Soucisse, Noreen (English, Ge- ometry, Physics, French). Williams, David (History, emetry, Physics, French). Bettina Wright. Ge- D--The following students have been promoted from Grade X_to Grade XI and recommended for the Intermediate Certificate: Bolton, Donald; Burns, Arthur; Conroy, Wayne; Cook, Ronald; Dunning, Helen; Ellis, Kenneth, Fenton, Carol; Fleming, David; Jackson, Peter; Johnston, Erica- Jean; Lavigne, Robert; Marcella, Wayne; Miller, Dennis; Nadeau, William; Osterberg, Sandra; Price, Judith; St. Hilaire, Carol; Swann, Edward; Welch, Beverley; Wellar, Linda; Woon, Susan. E--The following students may proceed to Grade XI. Subjects bracketed indicate that pass stand- ard at Grade X level has not been obtained. The Intermediate Certifi- cate- will be granted only upon the successful completion of same. Anderson, Ronnie, (French); Beaucage, Daniel (French, Social Studies); Todd, Arnold (Mathema- tics, Latin); Trutt, John (French, Latin); Dupuis, Rachel (Social Studies). : ~F--The following students have |' been promoted from Grade IX to Grade X. Subjects bracketed in- dicate that pass standard at Grade 'Ix level has not been obtained: Grade IXA -- Beeson, Zona; Buf- fam, Jilk; Burns, Daniel( Mathe- matics); Burwash, Robin; Camer- on, Wanda (Social Studies, Mathe- matics); Christo, Sandra; Cole, Arthur (Mathematics) ; Coles, - Louis; Cull, David; Kelly, Corinne; Larocque, Lionel; Leblanc, Robert (Mathematics); Livingston, Ro- bert; Mechefske, Lawrence (Math- ematics, French); Piekard, Ev- elyn; Thibeault, Carole; Wellar, Lindsay. rade IXB -- Cameron, Heath- Dunk, Kathy; Gordon, Helen Gravelle, Marie Johnson, Rickie Menzie, Sandra; 'Mercier, Patricia; Mitchell, Car- 'olyn (Social Studies); Moore, Spencer; Morin, Donna, Rajala, _ Douglas; Saxton, Kent; Scully, Glen; Smith, Marilyn; Soucisse, Garry; Taylor, Murray; Towell, William; Vasseur, Donald (French); Zimmernian, Don. List of Prizes and Awards Cobalt High School, June, 1959. "Awards: © 1001 Promotions Board General Proficiency "awards: IXA--High Girl - Diana Burwash IXB--High Boy - Spencer Moore X--High Girl - Judith Price XI--High Boy - Charles Pascoe XIIi--High Girl - Margaret Dun- ning * XVIII--High Boy (b) Cobalt High School Board Memorial Class Trophy to Grade X. 2.--(a) Student Council General Proficiency Awards: IXA--High Boy - Louis Coles IXB--High Girl - Heather Cameron X--High Boy - Dennis Miller XI--High Girl - Betty Wright XIII--High Boy - Allan Haarala * XIII--High Girl - (b)--School Letter "C" General Proficiency Awards: Jack Buffam, Patricia Buffam, Margaret Dunning, Donna Shields, Barry Wellar. (c)--Student Council Middle School Science, Allan Haarala. 3.--Township of Coleman Profi- ciency Awards in English and Mathematics: High English -- IXA - Robert Leblanc. IXB - Heather Cameron. X - Erica-Jean Johnston. XI - Charles Pascoe. XII - Margaret Dunning. * XIII - High Mathematics -- IXA - Ro- bert Livingston. IXB -- Heather Cameron. X - Wayne Conroy, Den- nis Miller. XI - Charles Pascoe. XII - Allan-Haarala. * XIII - 4.--Kiwanis Scholarships: * (a) Grade XII Scholarship (B) Grade IX General Profi- ciency Award - Heather Cameron. 5.--Imperial Bank General Pro- ficiency Trophy - Allan Haarala. 6.--(a) University Women's Club of South Temiskaming Grade X General Proficiency Award - Ju- dith Price. (b) University Women's Club of South Temiskaming Special Award for Student Showing Best Effort - William Towell. ; 7.--The "'Bonnie Doon Camp" of the Daughters of Scotland Middle Nighgrade from Cobalt Library Schoolhouse In The Arctic By Margery Hinds While teaching in Lapland, Margery Hinds, an English woman with a pioneering streak in her make-up, decided to visit the Arctic regions of Canada. After a happy year working at the Indian settlement at Fort Mc- Pherson, on tthe MacKenzie River she moved further North to Port Harrison and there has her first experience of igloos, seal hunting, the barter system and the unfami- liar temperament of the Eskimo. Miss Hinds found the Eskimo like the Indians, naturally intelligent and quick to learn, and with the help of Elijah, her Eskimo inter- preter, her classes made rapid pro- gress, even though the children had to travel two or three miles to reach the school house. Margery Hinds, who comes from Kent, has been teaching for many years now in northern lands. At present she is at Cape Dorset, on Balffin Island, where the Eskimos live in widely scattered camps supplementing their incomes by carvings and handicrafits. Miss Hinds hias much that is interesting about the mixed blessings of Wes- School English Proficiency Award - Margaret Dunning. 8.--C. E. Cain and Son Upper School Latin Prize - Grade XIII* 9.--Principal's General Profi- ciency Awards in French (75% and over): IXA -- Carole Thibeault, Louis Coles, Corinne Kelly; IXB - Heath- er Cameron; X - Wayne Conroy; XI - Charles Pascoe; XII - No Award; * XIII - 10:--Lions Club Scholarship - Gar- da Rowe. 11.--Eileen E. Mitchell Bursary - Allan Haarala. * Grade XIII Awards and prizes to be announced following release of Grade XIII results in August. Thursday, July 16, 1959 tern Civilization which seeks to impose alien standards and values on the Eskimo instead of encour- aging him to lead a fuller life within the limits of his own en- vironment. * * * Library open Tuesday and Thursday during summer: 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Reading room now open. Centenary At Jalna By Mazo De La Roche The centenary of the building of Jalna is at hand, and Renny is eager that it shall be marked by another great event in the history of Jalna, the marriage of his daughter Adeline. Her happiness is very dear to him, but it is no secret that his favourite candidate is her cousin, Philip Whiteoak, son of Piers. However there are others in the field, and the Master of Jalna finds that he is dealing with emotions that he cannot con- The Haileyburian Page 11 trol with his usual authority. _ As always with this fascinating family, much else is happening at the same time. Finch's young son Dennis brings about a tragedy through his absessive love for his father and jealous hatred of his stepmother. In contrast to Dennis is Mary, Pheasant's small girl, who is equally puzzled by the adult world but in a happy and merely curious way. Wakefield comes home again, sick and involved in his ill-starred relationship with Molly Griffith, which reaches a climax during his stay at Jalna. Thus the Whiteoaks move on against the familiar background of their home, still holding us with their tensions, bickerings, exciite- ments and sorrows. At the end we see them ail, united despite their diversity, at the celebrations of the centenary of Jalna and the wed- ding of the namesakes of its found- ers. 'REPAIR. BEN J. BOURGET General Contractor and Estimator Houses Built Repairs and Alterations Boats Made or Repaired HAILEYBURY Boats Built and Repaired Contact us for free estimates on any needed repairs or new boats BEN BOURGET, Prop. BOAT WORKS tf DRIVE IN PLAYGROUND FREE PONY RIDES Children under 12 Free "EVERY MONDAY NIGHT IS BUCK A CAR NIGHT $50 Reward for information speakers from Drive In property. If. any speakers are acci- dentally torn off post, please leave at Snack Bar. of anyone found removing Last Showing Tonight: "BLACK PATCH" "PORT AFRIQUE" RI. & SAT. M-G-M presents ALL NEW and in COLOR! THe SCREEN'S GREATEST "TARZAN"! 'TARZANS FIGHT FOR LIFE' \*"* GORDON SCOTT with EVE BRENT - JULY 17 - 78 RICKIE SORENSEN JIL JARMYN and CHETA in METROCOLOR MON. & TUES. 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