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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1999-07-07, Page 14PAGE 14. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1999. r Blyth Public School The future starts tonight says valedictorian ward to it. We will no longe^ be a complete class. We’re separating. Some of us going to Central Huron Continued on page 17 By Veronica Edwards Teachers, par­ ents and fellow classmates, Who would ever have thought that this night would come? I think that some of us were beginning to wonder if we’d be stuck in the eighth grade forever. This has been a long year due to all the waiting for this very night to roll around. We’ve been talking about graduation since September. All of the time, effort, and money that has been put into tonight has made it very special. Everyone here has made this night possible. Our futures are starting tonight. Some of us have been together since kindergarten. We’ve gone from nap time to standardized math tests and yearbooks. We’ve learned to be more mature, independent and self confident. We’ve also somehow managed to learn to help out students younger than us. I know that there are going to be some adults in this audience who have a hard time believing that, but it’s the truth. This covers every­ thing from cleaning up their toys, to starting computer programs to help­ ing out with meal days. We even organized a special day for all the munchkins to play outside while some of us were at track and field. For the past year, we’ve been at the top of the school. Now we prac­ tically have to start from kinder­ garten again! Some of us can’t wait to get to high school, others are, well, not so enthusiastic. We’ve all chosen our academic and applied courses, now there’s just the matter of making it through the classes. This is going to involve meeting new challenges which will, let’s just say, be interesting. Not that we’re not looking for- Class of 1999 — Back row, from left: Lee Prescott, Mark Caldwell, Steven Van Amersfoort, Kirk Stewart, Micah Loder, Cole Stewart, Bradley Schmidt, Andrew Toll. Front: Jesse Hakkers, Laura Walden, Tammy Root, Veronica Edwards, Andrea Cardiff, Katie Cook, Candi Bearss, Amanda Cook. The Best of Luck to all our Grads Blyth Store 523-9681 1-800-276-4163 Brussels Store 887-9661 1-800-383-8749 Group > HOOIAT-YW! A BLYTH 523-9381 For Your < Graduation Party try our Great1 or Pizza Take-Outs Wings Blyth 'izza Ipp Congratulations & Best Wishes to our Graduates! "I am convinced that it is of primary importance to learn more every year than the year before. After all, what is education but a process by which a person begins to learn how to learn." Peter Ustinov Blyth Decor Shoppe j Queen St., Blyth 523-4840 A STB0KE 0F BRILLI> Congratulations, Grads! Best Wishes To The Class Of '99 Congratulations from all of us at Scrimgeour's Food Market Queen Street, Blyth IG^S.0x0 h 519-523-4551 Shoot for the * Stars * We salute you! Village of Blyth & Blyth Public Utilities Commission (519) 523-4545 BLYTH uimder PRINTING INC. BLYTH 523-9211 to all our graduates Congratulations to all our fine Graduates from Blyth Construction Ltd GENERAL CONTRACTOR DWIGHT CHALMERS 523-4766 R-2000 HOMES AND RENOVATIONS WINDOWS, DRYWALL, SIDING