HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1996-06-19, Page 21A fitting tribute
To mark the retirement of Hullett Central Public School
Principal Ron Jewitt, from education, the School Advisory
Council donated a tree to the school, to be planted in his
honour. A second tree will be sent home with Jewitt for
his own remembrances.
Pupils attend festival
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1996 PAGE 21.
Living legacy marks principal's retirement
By Janice Becker
Educators may be unwilling to
boast of their accomplishments
after 35 years in the field, but go to
those who know, the children.
This was definitely the case after
speaking with Ron Jewitt regarding
his impending retirement as princi-
pal of Hullett Central Public
School.
In a modest, rather reluctant way,
he listed his assignments, said he
Continued from page 20
doing work for the school fair
coming up in September.
STUDENT PARLIAMENT
ELECTION
By Kristy Blair
On May 24 Blyth Public School
held an election for the running of
the Students' Council. Students
from Grades 3/4 and up voted on
the positions for vice president,
secretary and treasurer. The
Students' Council's job is to decide
on fun events for our school, such
as: "Wacky Hair Day", Carnivals
Ind special dances.
The results of the election are
hat Kristy Blair will be president,
ramie Lewis will be vice president,
Derek Cook will be the treasurer
and Shanda Loder will be the
ecretary. They will be taking the
iositions of the former Students'
;ouncil, who might I add, did an
xcellent job this year. Ashley
Towson (former president), Nathan
hannon (treasurer), Chauncey
!arter-Brown (secretary), and
.risty Blair (vice. president),
orked hard and made our school
ar fun.
I'm sure this year's Students'
ouncil will do a good job as well.
ongratulations to the winners!
• LITERACY FESTIVAL
By Shanda Loder
Recently the Grades 4/5 class
3nt to the Literacy Festival in
inton.
really had no future plans and the
memories were too many to
recount.
However, his most recent charges
at Hullett Central Public School,
had a lot more to says as they gath-
ered for an afternoon of memories
and goodbyes, June 14.
Each class performed a skit, a
song or presentation for Jewitt as
he sat rather shyly in a large easy-
chair surrounded by colourful bal-
loons.
"It was okay," said Kirk Stewart
(one of the students of the 4/5
class). Kirk enjoyed the string
games and the song writing best of
all, while Candice Bearss enjoyed
"Reach for the Top" a quiz game
combination about music, math and
television.
The 4/5 class has just finished an
Olympic unit and are now starting
into the medieval times. The 4/5
class has also recently returned
from Casaloma (Toronto), an area
filled with castles and knights. I do
believe they enjoyed that also.
Overall I think the 4/5 class is
very lucky to have been able to
participate in these events. Too bad
I'm not in grade 4/5 anymore!
J.K. AND S.K.
KINDERGARTEN
By Jolene Coburn and
Dianne Mason
Benjamin Walsh, Benjamin
Caldwell, Dean Linner and Brett
Courtney have all been M.M.
lately. The kindergartens really
enjoy playing in the sand building
sandcastles, and they all like
building things with the blocks.
They also like playing with trucks,
and Lego. They were learning
songs, poems and stories. Their
favourite stories are: "The Little
Red Hen," "The Gingerbread Man,"
and "There was an Old Lady who
swallowed a fly." They also had
Playday on May 30. They had lots
of fun!
In an entertaining rendition of a
popular song, the Grade 7/8 class
performed Jewitt's Paradise, in rap.
It was through this song and a
poem detailing Jewitt's day at
school, that his personality began to
show through.
No, he doesn't like fights, and
yes, he does like donuts and other
tasty treats.
The staff may miss the daily
delivery of breakfast goodies when
Jewitt arrived at the school at 8
a.m. but they are not likely to for-
get the frequent searches for his
coffee cup.
For the students, the memories
which will linger will be the 8:45
a.m. greeting as they disembarked
the school buses, sharing a book in
his office, his gentle, calm manner
and the 3:30 p.m. farewell as they
boarded the buses for home.
For years to come, Jewitt will be
remembered at Hullett Central 'for
his dedication to tree planting at the
school. In appreciation of his
efforts, one last tree was planted on
the grounds at the end of the cele-
bration, to commemorate his retire-
ment.
Thanking the students, staff,
community and parents for their
support, Jewitt said the pleasure of
teaching was all his. He was the
one who had all the fun.
"What makes teaching pleasant is
what happens every day. From the
smiling faces, to the happy hellos
and getting outside at recess."
In his final words at the assem-
bly, Je*itt read a portion of the
poem All I Needed to Know, I
Learned in Kindergarten, remind-
ing the students that everything
they do is important, Including
enjoying that glass of milk with
cookies and reading a book.