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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1989. PAGE 19.
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The Grade Eight Graduates from Seaforth Public School for 1989 are: (front row,
left to right), Denise Rivers, Tracy Nicholson, Meagan Alkemade, Faria Khan,
Morgan Murray, JackieBennewies, Victoria Doey, DanielleThompson, Tammy
Staples, Michelle Cooper, Tina Bosman, Sherri Bennett, Susan Carter, Jodie
Hugill, Cheryl McLIwain, Julie Carter, Shelly Lansink, Valerie Lacerty, Bonnie
Palin, Shawna McCall, Susan Stewart, Barbara Forrest, Michelle Murray, Tracy
Malone, Agatha Martens; (back row, left to right), Derek Gridzak, Nelson
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Jessome, Brian Dillon, Paul Glanvllle, Shawn Elliott, Scott Jervis, Aaron
Caissie, Ken Hildebrand, Bill Gilroy, Ron Sinnamon, Jonathon Hugill, Mike
Campbell, RobShortreed, Jeremy Somerville, Tim Bachert, Steve Machan,
Brent Whitmore, BradRibey, David McNairn, Randy McClure, Matt McNichol,
JeffTremeer, MikeHenderson,Thomas Wheatley, MikeStoll, Shawn Kelly and
Greg Fritz.
Valedictory address
Speaker salutes teachers who are leaving too
BY MICHAEL CAMPBELL
It all began in September of
1980, our first year of school.
Some started in Walton Public
School and some in Seaforth. I,
myself am a graduate of Walton
Public School. In September of
1984, the graduates of Miss
Walsh’s grade 3 class came to
Seaforth Public to start the rest of
our elementary schooling.
When I first arrived in this
school I thought that it was the
biggest, scariest place around.
Everyone was bigger than I was.
After a couple of weeks the
newcomers, so to speak, got used
to the size of the school and the
size of the grade eights.
Now we are, or should I say,
were, the grade eights ... the
biggest kids in the school. Some
of us are even taller than some of
the teachers.
To me, the last five years have
gone rather quickly. Now we are
heading into high school. We will
be the youngest and smallest
once again. High school will be a
big change for us. We will have to
start to study for tests, put up
with being called “grubs’’ and we
will have to write exams. As we
graduate out of S.P.S. we come
closer to our ultimate goal -
getting our driver’s licences; even
though it is a year and a few
months away.
Our principal Mr. Jewitt, is not
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