HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1997-07-02, Page 12PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2,1997
Blyth Public School
Public school, one adventure after another
By Kristy Blair
From the first day, walking into
the kindergarten class, up until this
night, the memories will last
forever.
One adventure after another.
Certain little
boys kissing
certain little
girls in the
corner, the
newly-
discovered
food ... glue,
the nap times,
the games, the
fun, the
laughing, the
loving, the
crying. These days will be
remembered always. No matter
where we go and what we do.
And now we are facing a new
adventure, a new challenge, new
friends, new surroundings.
As we look around we see each
face, each smile, and we realize that
these are our friends. They will
always be remembered.
In the fall, some of us will be
attending Central Huron Secondary
School, some F. E. Madill or St.
Anne's, but our memories will hold
us together. For, the times are
changing and so are we, and so we
must keep our heads up. Keep
hoping and believing in ourselves in
everything we do.
Blyth Public School Grade 8 graduates are, in back from
left: Brian Sherred, Derek Cook, Teag Onn, Jeff Lewis,
Ryan Lee, Anthony de Boer, Jason Stryker, Chris Hill
and John George. In front, from left: Mrs. Pat Hulley,
Rachel Morrison, Sabine Schroeker, Amanda Fitzgerald,
Kendra Brigham, Cathy Caldwell, Shanda Loder, Kristy
Blair, Jackie Brak, Bonnie Stewart, Elizabeth Ross and
Mr. Rich Maertens.
We all have goals and dreams,
and they will change as time passes
on. As we move on, we will change
more. The rest of our lives will
bring more laughing, more loving
more crying, new adventures, and
new challenges.
To me, tonight is a goodbye to
childhood, and a step into maturity.
And we shall never forget the
ones who supported us the whole
way through: our parents, our
teachers, our classmates, and our
friends. Each played a good part in
trying to steer us in the right
direction and in times of trouble,
they gave us a shoulder to cry on
and put a smile on our face.
And as we seek our new
adventures and challenges, these
people will be thought of.
On behalf of our class I would
like to thank those who have
believed in us and supported us.
Ladies and gentlemen, take a
bow! For, we have made it! We are
the class of'97!