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Published:  15 August, 2008

Lee-Anne Hay, daughter of Hector and Lorna, The Cottage, Dallas, graduated from Napier University, Edinburgh, with an honours degree in accounting and law. A former Forres Academy pupil, she also won the university programme medal.

Published:  01 August, 2008

Lauren Grant, 6 The Dominies, Lhanbryde, a former Milne's High School pupil, graduated from University of Aberdeen, LLB (first class hons) law.

Published:  25 July, 2008

Stuart Gray, 3 Seafield Crescent, Elgin, a former Elgin Academy pupil, graduated from the University of Abertay, Bsc (hons) computer games technology.

Published:  18 January, 2008

Gillian Jinks, daughter of Russ and Andrea, formerly 33 Woodlands Crescent, Elgin, graduated from the University of Huddersfield, Yorkshire, BA (hons) textile crafts. Gillian, a former Elgin Academy pupil, is now working in Glasgow.

Published:  16 November, 2007

Claire Gray, daughter of Anne and the late Bruce, 41 Pinewood Road, Mosstodloch, graduated BA tourism and hospitality from Aberdeen's Robert Gordon University. Claire, a former pupil of Milne's High School, is currently working in the USA.

Published:  26 October, 2007

Lyndsey Howie, Appledore, The Dominies, Lhanbryde, graduated BA social work from Aberdeen’s Robert Gordon University. Lyndsey, a former Milne’s High School pupil, is now working for Angus Council.

Published:  26 October, 2007

Sarah Gauld, Feddan, Birnie, graduated LLB (hons) law from Aberdeen University. Sarah, a former Elgin Academy pupil, has been offered a traineeship with a law firm in Inverness.

Published:  19 October, 2007

Emma Johnston, 6 Dean Terrace, Lossiemouth, graduated from the University of St Andrews BSc (hons) medicine. Emma, a former Lossiemouth High School pupil, is continuing her clinical training at the University of Manchester.

Published:  19 October, 2007

Emma Haughton, a former Speyside High School pupil, graduated from Aberdeen University PhD molecular biology. Emma, who is originally from Dufftown, previously gained MSc toxicology at the University of Surrey and BSc biomedical sciences from Edinburgh's Napier University. She has recently been awarded a research fellowship to continue her research into liver disease at Birmingham University and now lives in Birmingham.

Published:  19 October, 2007

Christopher Gordon, Inchbroom, Cairnfield, Buckie, graduated MA (hons) rural surveying from Aberdeen University.

Published:  14 September, 2007

Vicki Green, 1 Ferrier Road, Dufftown, a former Speyside High School pupil, graduated BSc (hons) biosciences with biomedical sciences from The Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen. Vicki is now working at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary.

Published:  14 September, 2007

Ewen Gordon, Dunaber, Church Road, Garmouth, a former Milne’s High School pupil, graduated from Aberdeen’s Robert Gordon University, BA (hons) tourism and hospitality management.

Published:  14 September, 2007

Christopher Jamieson, 11 Steinbeck Road, Buckie, graduated BEng (hons) electronic and electrical engineering from the Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen.

Published:  14 September, 2007

Christopher Gordon, Inchbroom, Carinfield, Buckie, graduated MA (hons) rural surveying from The University of Aberdeen.

Published:  14 September, 2007

Callum Jenkins, a former Elgin Academy pupil, graduated from Aberdeen University MA geography and international relations.

Published:  10 August, 2007

Rebecca Grant, Westerlea, High Street, Garmouth, a former Milne's High pupil, graduated from St Andrews University, BSc (hons) medical science.

Published:  27 July, 2007

Ian Ireland, Forres, graduated as a Flight Lieutenant after completing Specialist Entrant and Re-Entrant Course No 4 at Royal Air Force College Cranwell, Lincolnshire. Ian, who lives with his wife, Carol, attended Greenock High School before graduating from the University of Glasgow with a MB ChB. After serving as a GP with the Ministry of Defence at RAF Lossiemouth he decided to join the RAF. He will continue to serve as a doctor.

Published:  20 July, 2007

Joseph Hughes, St Florians, 18 Urquhart Street, Forres, a former Forres Academy pupil, graduated MA (hons) philosophy from Aberdeen University.

Published:  15 January, 2007

Rhona Grant, 17 Cooper Street, Hopeman, graduated BA in Social Work (DL) from Aberdeen’s Robert Gordon University. Rhona is the daughter of Elsie and the late Ronald Main, Hopeman.

Published:  15 January, 2007

Carla Gordon, Louise Street, Dufftown, a former Speyside High School pupil, graduated as a Bachelor of Nursing from the Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen. Carla is now working as a community nurse in Keith.

Published:  01 December, 2006

Keith Grant, Longhill, Lhanbryde, a former Milne’s High School pupil, has graduated from Strathclyde University MSc environmental studies.

Published:  06 October, 2006

Sheree Hay, 43 Drummond Road, Inverness, a former Milne’s High School pupil, graduated MA German (Hons) from St Andrew’s University.

Published:  28 July, 2006

Nicola Gardner, a former pupil of Speyside High School, graduated BA (first class hons) in Corporate Communication, from Aberdeen’s Robert Gordon University. Nicola was also awarded the Grampian PR Group annual award for best overall final year student in corporate communication.

Published:  28 July, 2006

Raymond Gordon, Hillock, Lower Cabrach, Huntly, graduated BSc (hons) in Chemistry from Edinburgh University. Raymond is a former Speyside High School pupil.

Published:  25 July, 2006

Jean-Anne Goodbrand, South Guildry Street, Elgin, graduated BSc (Open) from the Open University.

Published:  13 July, 2006

Zoë Hart, Pinewood Road, Mosstodloch, graduated BSc in Midwifery from Paisley University. A former pupil at Speyside High School, she previously gained a BSc in Biomedical Sciences from Napier University in 1997. Zoë has been engaged as a midwife at The Queen Mother's Hospital in Glasgow.

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