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Valedictorian remembers classmates, teachers
Wawanosh 4-H group talks about infection control
Continued from page 14months because she had a baby. Shewas the first teacher we ever had togo on maternity leave, and shewouldn’t be our last. After Mrs.
Culbert left we had Ms Walper. We
got along fine and having a new
teacher didn’t bother us.
In Grade 6 we had her again and
for some reason a lot of us didn’t get
along with her. At about Christmas
time she left and everyone’s all-time
favourite teacher came, Mrs. Tyndall
or as we called her Ms Knap. She
was filling in for Ms Walper who
was filling in for Mrs. Elder who’d
had a baby. Later in the year Mrs.
Tyndall found out that she was going
to have a baby too. I think there must
be something in the water in the East
Wawanosh staff room.
In Grade 7 we had a split grade
again. None of us had a teacher who
was going to have a baby, thank
goodness. The class had Mr.
LeRoux. I was in the Grade 6/7 class
with Ms Elder for the first half of the
day and Mrs. B for the last half of
the day. I’m not sure what happened
in the class but in the Grade 6/7 class
we had a new classmate, Justin. That
year we went to JUMP. One of the
best trips ever besides Camp Celtic.
Except we had to get along 24/7. It
was harder than you’d think, but wemanaged. The worst injury we hadwas a sprained ankle. When wecame back the rest of the yearseemed so boring compared to
JUMP. No offence to Ms Elder or
Mrs. B.
Then there was Grade 8, our final
year in public school. We were the
big kids ruling the school. A new
teacher had come to our school, Mrs.
Coward. Right after Christmas break
we found out that she too was going
to have a baby. But by then we were
practically expecting it so it didn’t
come as much of a surprise. So of
course we got another new teacher,
Ms Hogan. We went with Ms Hogan
to Camp Celtic and had a blast. But
unfortunately since we just got back,
we haven’t completely healed from
all of the bug bites. They really don’t
go with our dresses and nice clothes.
But that doesn’t take away the
excitement of graduating and going
to high school.
Speaking of high school, I have
some advice. The first thing I want
to tell you is don’t be afraid to make
mistakes, just make sure you learn
from them. Also, make new friends
but remember your old friends too.
And don’t stress. Have fun. Make it
the best four or five years of your
life. You may even find out what youreally want to be when you grow up.Or you may not. It make take a fewtries for you to get where you wantto go, but you’ll get there. There’s a
quote in the movie The Haunted
Mansion that I will never forget. It
goes, “You try, you fail, you try, you
fail, but the only true failure is if you
stop trying”. I think the truth of it is
what I won’t forget. And you guys
better not forget it either.
Okay enough of the serious stuff.
Right now I would like to thank all
of the people who made my 10 years
at East Wawanosh as interesting as
they were.
To each of my classmates:
• Arden for being the athletic one
and making the boys happy he
wasn’t at track and field.
• Ashley and her famous shortie
shorts along with her athleticism and
her artistic talent.
• Autumn for always being there to
listen to what you have to say.
• Cassi for being the queen of
sarcasm. She has a sarcastic
comeback to anything.
• Chance for always having his
hand up in class saving everyone
else from having to answer.
• Curtis for finding every different
way of getting in trouble.
• Dallas for being the class’s farm boy and making us sure weknew it.• Dustin for always having a penshooter on hand and occasionally
missing his target and hitting me or
someone else.
• Emily for being the smart one in
class and always being the first one
done the work.
• Jarod for always being the leader
especially of student council.
• Jeff for being Mr. Mexican and
proud of it.
• Judith for actually taking our
plays seriously. I’m sure the teachers
thank you too.
• Justin for being the new guy and
fitting in right away.
• Lindsay for having the need to
give me a smack on the shoulder
every time she passes my desk.
• Rachel for not being afraid to say
what she thinks.
• Shania for being kind and caring
always trying to cheer you up when
you’re feeling down.
• Wyatt for always having to high-
five someone no matter what time it
is or where we are.
To the staff:
Thanks for all the memories, some
more positive than others …
• Ms Gardiner for always pulling
out our teeth when we didn’t havethe guts to do it ourselves.• Mrs. Walker for reading “Holes”and letting us watch the movie.• Mrs. Culbert for all the life
lessons she’s shared.
• Mrs. Elder for all the memories
from JUMP.
• Mrs. B for embarrassing us at
JUMP and other places.
• Mr. LeRoux for “keeping his
cool” even when we made him mad.
• Mrs. Nicholson for rarely being
seen without a water bottle.
• Mrs. Watson for making sure
everyone behaved in the computer
lab.
• The Custodians for having to
clean up our messes no matter how
bad they were.
• Bobbie for organizing all of our
reminders and calling home if we
need it.
• Mrs. Coward for being so kind
and caring.
• Mrs. A. G. for being incredibly
supportive.
To everyone, meaning parents,
teachers and people in our
community I would like to thank
you for being who you are and
making us the strong, independent
and special people we are. Thank
you
By Reba Jefferson
The Wawanosh 4-H Health
Fanatics held their third meeting of
healthcare on Thursday, June 30 at 7
p.m. at the Jeffersons’ home. Junior
leader, Reba Jefferson, led a game of
“Things in a Box”. President Sophie
Jefferson then opened the meeting
with the pledge and roll call which
was, what is an infection? Leader
Mary Ellan Foran then talked about
what an infection is and the cycle of
an infection. Emma Enders read the
minutes from the second meeting.
Jolande Oudshoorn handed out the
club title page she had created. The
members also talked about their
home activity from the last meeting
and their final project, a brochure.
Each member was then handed a
piece of paper with one of the modes
of transportation in which a micro-
organism travels and they had to act
out the mode while other members
guessed. Members learned there
were six modes: contact, droplet,
airborne, common vehicle, vector
and parental transmission. Mary
Ellen then led a role-playing game
and members discussed what would
happen if the chain was broken.
Members also did a matching
activity to become more familiar
with the six different modes of
transportation.
Jolande led the club outside to
practise the activities planned for the
Port Albert Reunion, where
Wawanosh 4-H is hosting children’s
games on July 30 at 1:30 p.m. The
club then enjoyed refreshments
provided by Tina Drennan and
Jolande. While eating the club
discussed making a team for “Go
For The Gold”, which is on
July 20.
The next meeting will be held on
Thursday, July 14 at 7 p.m.
Grade 8 students from East
Wawanosh Public School were
recently recognized for their efforts
and achievements throughout the
year with awards.
Valedictorian Megan Stute was
presented the English award. Stute
also received the French award and
the Academic Proficiency award.
The Math and History awards
were presented to Emily Meier.
Lindsay Shiell was given the
Geography award.
Jarod Logan received the Science
award as well as the Leadership award.
The Art award was presented to
Ashley Higgins who also received
the Top Female Athlete award.
The Citizenship award was
presented to Autumn Wightman.
Justin Thomson received the Most
Improved Student award from North
Huron.
The Most Improved Student
award from Morris-Turnberry was
given to Dallas Coultes.
Chance Smith received the
General Proficiency award.
The Music award was presented to
Judith Hess.
Jeff Hallahan was presented the
Top Male Athlete award as well as
the Spirit of East Wawanosh award.
East Wawanosh Grade 8 awards