HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1999-07-07, Page 16PAGE 16. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1999.
East Wawanosh Public School
Be humble enough to obey, you may give orders someday
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By Michelle
Nixon
“Don’t let your
parents down;
they brought you
up. Be humble
enough to obey;
you may give
orders someday.
Choose compan
ions with care; you become what
they are.”
The nine years that I have been in
this school many people have come
and gone and over the years many
things have happened that are now
forgotten. What my classmates and I
remember today we will remember
always.
Many parents think that in kinder
garten we only leam our a,b,cs and
our l,2,3s but that is not completely
true. Mrs. Wilson was one of my
favourite teachers, mainly because
kindergarten was fun. Many of us
learned to tie our shoes. Our parents
think they taught us how. We smart
little kindergarten kids just let them
think so, but really the “brain”
behind this was Scott. He was the
tie-our-shoe teacher in kindergarten.
In Grade l we had something
called “The Brown Chair.” If you
had a chance to be the leader you felt
so much higher than the rest of the
class. We had Mrs. Bridges that year.
I think that was the only year when
Paul got along great with a teacher.
On to 9 — Back row, from left: Kyle Campbell, Scott Folkard, Matt Cowan, Ryan Moran, Paul Garniss, Jeremy Leishman, Igor Stojcic.
Front: Shana Dunbar, Michelle Nixon, Krista Hewitt, Jacquie McIntosh, Sherri Ross, Kristen Palmer, Jenni Hopf, Jody Machan, Ashley
North, Leanne Vincent, Kerri Meier.
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One time at lunch Matt couldn’t
open his pudding so Leanne tried it
and she opened it and the pudding
flew up and hit the ceiling. The stain
from the chocolate pudding is still
on the ceiling to this day.
Mrs. Hessels was our teacher in
Grade 2 and 4. There was always a
big red bottle on the wall that said
“ketchup”. Of course a lot of our
names were up there every day
because we always had to catch up
on our work.
Kids could not wait until it was
their birthday because they got to
pick out of the big brown box. It was
secret and different toys were
always added.
We also did the air band Monster
Mash. I have to admit Leanne
played her part well. She was a great
witch.
Jenni joined us that year and I will
always remember the first day when
she wore her pink overalls and her
flowered shirt. Krista also came into
our class that year and right away
everyone knew she was an artist.
Our Grade 3 teacher was Miss
Mathers. That year we had a split
class. Jeremy and Jacquie joined our
class. We learned how to write and
realized it was one of the harder
grades we had faced yet.
Grade 5 was our first year on the
senior side, and it was scary for
some people because we had to use
big peoples’ washrooms as we
would say. Mr. Kerr was our teacher
and we never forgot what our names
were after that year, or next, espe
cially Jeremy because if you forgot
to write your name on a paper you
had to write it out 20 times.
Sherri came.that year.
We went on our trip to Toronto to
see Joseph, the play that we also
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