The Citizen, 1992-07-01, Page 20Graduation 1992
PAGE 20. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1,1992.
Graduation
Mrs. Morton's grade eight class in Seaforth Public School
graduated June 19. Back row, left to right: Christa
Bennett, Christina Harrison, Sheila Litt, Lisa Gingerich,
Karen Dillon, Christy Laycox, Dianne Dolmage, Mrs. Sheila
Morton. Front row, left to right: Gabe Lawton, Michael
Cooper, Joseph Shanklin, Jason Smith, Stephen Bell,
Steven Leonhardt, Jared Gowan.
Grey teacher, all that was promised
continued from page 17
her precise teaching skills but her
love and enthusiasm for the
performing arts made us more
aware that the world is still alive
with the sound of music.
French was also incorporated
into our studies, especially in grade
seven where Mrs. Coloughan, the
French teacher, and Mrs. Whitmore
took us on a memorable trip to
Quebec.
Now we come to grade eight, the
end of a journey. Would the
teacher behind the door be exactly
as we had been forewarned? He
was and more! Mr. C., a teacher
dedicated to his job, forced us into
reality by pouring endless
responsibilities like homework
assignments and tests upon us.
However his wry sense of humour
and his genuine concern for our
educational future eased the pain.
And to heal all wounds a fun trip to
Toronto ended the school year.
I am very honoured and proud to
have been chosen to represent the
graduating class of 1992. At this
time on behalf of the graduates I
would like to thank our parents and
the teachers who have played a
great part in setting the foundations
for our future by their encourage
ment and understanding.
As I reminisced I remembered
some of the tears I shed as a little
girl because I didn’t want to come
to school. Tonight there is a tear in
my heart as I say, "Goodbye".
So to my fellow classmates, as
we look ahead -
Give what you have to offer
Set your boundaries high
The wildest dreams all have a
chance
If someone dares to try.
Knowledge is a special tool,
That serves young people well
Add hopes and dreams and good
hard work,
And only time will tell.
There's no limit to your future
Or your prospects for success
For giving all you have to give
Means finding happiness.
Students say
farewell
to Hullett
continued from page 18
Mr. Snell taught us grade six. He
was easy to get talking and there
fore we didn't get much work done.
Mr. Talbot, on the other hand,
believed strongly ig work and
would let you know when you were
pushing him too far.
For our last year at Hullett, we
had Mr. Medd, a new addition to
our school. He has prepared us well
for high school and taught us to
laugh at ourselves. I would also
like to mention our French teacher,
Mr. Griffin, our music teacher, Ms
Wyatt, our librarian, Mrs. Pietsch
and our understanding principal
Mr. Jewitt.
All of these teachers have helped
make us who we are now, teaching
us how to tie our shoes and how to
write essay answers. I would like to
thank them for caring about us.
As we now approach a new chap
ter in our lives, we must say good
bye to, but always remember,
public school. Congratulations to
the grads of 92. Have loads of fun
in high school.
Me DONALD >CARDIFF &•MULVEY
Limit
Your hard work and dedication
will make all
your dreams come true.
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