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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1994-07-06, Page 13Class of '94 1994 HURON CENTENNIAL GRADUATES - Front row, from left: Megan Ratcliffe, Tara Preszcator, Jamie Dick, Chris Dale, Michael Stephenson, Michael Boyce, Jeffrey McCowan, David Butt. Second row: Tara Hessel, Julie Bachert, Alicia Hammel, Paul Cooper, Scott Henderson, Eric Querengesser, B.J. McLlwain, Corey Wilson, Shawn Grainger, Jon Armstrong, Tanya Tattrie, Bonnie Peck, Rebecca Gingerich. Third row: Sally Sturgeon, April Courtney, Nikki White, Chris Bramley, Jason Hulley, Bill Hayter, Chris Brandon, Darryl Bramley, Niki Hills, Becky McCowan, Melissa Rowan. Fourth row: Lori Collins, Janelle Wood, Paola Urzua, Karen Delvecchio, Shane MacPhee, Art Bums, Craig Miller, Dustin Steckle - valedictorian, Joe Watkins, Ryan Bender, Erin Camochan, Michelle Tyndall. Back row: Kelly Collins, Elizabeth Loerchner, Cheryl Workman, Matthew Wieder, Jonathan Triebner, Chris Genttner, Matthew McKee, Everett Smith, Bryon Struthers, Christina Gordon, Denise DeJong. Parents taught us right from wrong CRAIG SOMERVILLE Today we are here to say farewell to Seaforth Public School for all the wonderful days that have swiftly passed by to this final day which is graduation. -In-- the next few moments I would like to tell you about the exciting times at Seaforth Public School as well as thank some important people in our lives. For most of us the big journey through public school started in 1985. Some of us started school here in Seaforth and some started in Walton then moved on to Seaforth in grade four while others have come and gone through the years. As we look back over our years in public school we remember many different things we did like going on trips to Toronto to visit the Toronto Metro Zoo and this year we went to Canada's Wonderland for our graduation trip. In the primary grades we always visited Wawanosh Conservation area. Craig Somerville, Seaforth Public School Valedictorian Every September we marched down the main street of Seaforth for the fall fair. I think everyone enjoyed to see this day come around because it was a day of fun and also they got a day off school. The sporting events like the soccer tournament held at Huron Centennial in Brucefield and track and field always was a fun filled day with everyone showing good sportsmanship. Sometimes we even won at the tournaments but when we didn't we still had lots of fun. The Spring or Christmas concerts were always a frustrating time, with people forgetting their lines and missing their cues, but when it was the night of performance it was always a hit. Now after all that you probably thought all we did was have fun, well your wrong that was only a bit of school the rest of the time was spent learning formulas for math and trying to Team verbs and nouns which some of us probably just learnt what they are this year. There is one time when you didn't have to work and that was when you got sent to the office for getting into mischief and sometimes it wasn't even you who did it. Before, I go I would like to thank TIM CUMMINO PHOTO SEAFORTH PUBLIC SCHOOL GRADE EIGHT GRADUATES - The grade eight graduates from Seaforth Public School are (front row) Angie Hildebrand, Tama Smith, April Dalton, Patti -Jo Ward, Becky Jervis, Starla Wick, Lisa Reynolds, Shannon Austin, Erin Siemon, Kasey Seymour, Barb Kenney, Christine Rock, (second row) Stephanie MacDonald, Kerry Blake, Melissa Pinkney, Krista Hodder, Jennifer Rea, Michele Gallagher, Michelle Cook, Samantha Lansink, Loni Horst, Amy Hamon, Caitlin Ferguson, Tina Overholt, Janelle Gowan, Joanne Dale, Kendall Schenck, Mr. Tremeer (Principal), (third row) Lisa Bennett, Ryan Jewitt, Chad Hoegy, Mark Vock, Tanner Banks, Adam Lawson, Matthew Shortreed, Tereasa Boniface, (fourth row) Mr. Lyon, Lome Wemham, Jason Badley, Troy Taylor, Karl Reynolds, Joshua Hunt, Dan Smith, Dan Shpak, Jon Bjerg, Brent Pryce, Jason Henderson, Mr. Millson (teacher), (fifth row) Jason Hayes, Craig Somerville, John Cook, Jasen Wood, Jason Moir, Curtis Costello, Robb Williams, Derek Dayman, Brent Rey and Mark Beuerman. Thanks for the Wonderful memories & Best Wishes in your future! .t. P. CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OUR GRADUATES! ST. COLUMBAN & ST. PATRICK'S CATHOLIC SCHOOLS All the best in your future endeavours! from the staff of HART n.rrwrrtrrrwrn,%WWI' j HA FORD MERCU AIM wimp Y/lfT f TM HURON RX DOSITOR, Ji S, frsSs•-1a Road to our dreams some people. First I would like to thank Mr. Mlllson and Mr. Lyons for preparing us for high school so we can have a successful year next year. - - When we get sent down to the office we usually will come visit this guy. Mr. Tremmer has always been there for us and usually his punishment weren't to severe. Now there are few teachers in the school who I haven't thanked like Mrs. Griffen who taught us how to play the recorder and Mrs. Holmes who showed us how to say words like house in French and taught us about the passed and future temps. Also there is Mrs. Renyolds who always organized our houseleague sports to keep us out of trouble at recess. Most of all I would like to thank you parents for raising us right and showing us right from wrong. Hey, if it weren't for our parents we wouldn't be here graduating today. As our last few moments at Seaforth Public School are coming to an end and we are closing a small chapter of our lives I would like to say farewell to all my fellow classmates and wish them well in things to come in the future. Thank you. Honours awards at high school Seaforth District High School held its annual Honour Student Awards banquet on June 28 for students from grades 9-13 who achieved honour standing in the 1993-94 school year. Here are some of the SDHS honour stu- dents: Grade 11 Honour Students: Mark Bachert Stephen Bachert Jane Bennett Rebecca Broome Colleen Collins Sandra Dale Chris Davies Julie Glauser Yvette Haney Christoph Heinrich Summer Hodgins Rebekah Hopper Erin Jamieson Marcy McCall Laura McKercher Sarah Powell Jennifer Siemon Jamie Somerville Acknowledging the Dedication of our 1994 Young Graduates WHITNEY•RIBEY FUNERAL. HOME Seaforth 621-1390 DUSTIN STECKLE The night has finally come!! Teachers, staff and fellow graduates, parents and special guests, welcome to this very Important night. And if you don't fit into any of these categories we welcome you tool It is hard to believe this night is here already. It might not have seemed that long to our parents, but were they the ones who rode noisy busses to school, and sat inside while the sun is shining outside? I guess school wasn't quite that bad even though some days took forever to end. Nine years ago school was quite different. We looked up to the Grade Eights. Some as heroes and others as monsters who teased and picked on us. Kindergarten wasn't too hard to take. We coloured, played fireman, and even played in the sandbox. Sleeping on towels was the toughest to take. Grade One was a big step. No more naps, no more fire trucks to race around, and worst of all, no more sandbox! Now, we actually had to do work. Michael Stephenson learned a valuable lesson. It was either keep his mouth shut or learn to like the taste of soap. Grade Two came along with our trip to the Indian Village in London. It also brought our annual trek to the creek. Lori would like to try to forget that trip. Grade Three introduced us to Mr. Marsh's guitar and two classes of hyper kids who loved to sing. It seemed that all that we did that year was sing songs. Songs such as This Little Light of Mine, Puff the Magic Dragon, and If all the Raindrops were Lemondrops and Gumdrops. Grade Four was the year we actually got down to hard work. Sometimes we even had homework. It also began to sink in that we were more important because we were in the Junior hall. In Grade Five everybody who wasn't in Mr. Walkers grade 4/5 class the previous year learned a new sport. Soccer Baseball. I believe our school is the only school in the county if not Ontario to play soccer baseball. Now we were the big kids of the Junior Hall. Grade six brought us V.I.P. Values, Influences, and Peers. Sometime Constable Marshall would come in and talk to us about drugs and the law. Then it happened. We were in the Senior hall. Mrs. Ryckman was on a maternity leave so her class got stuck with or should I say has the pleasure of having Mr. McKay as a substitute. After Christmas Mrs. Ryckman came back and to tell you the truth we were all scared. But Dustin Steckle, Huron Centennial valedictorian the rumours the Grade Eights had told us were wrong. She wasn't as tough as we thought she would be. Grade Eight was here!!! We were the Kings and Queens of the Castle, Numero Uno. This was our toughest year yet but we struggled through it. Then the long awaited trip to the Detroit -Windsor area arrived to make our struggle worth while. Making it to the Grade Eight graduation has been a long road. Sometimes the road is straight and level and other times it is hilly and full of potholes. We've followed along this road hoping to find our dreams. We all have our dreams. Arthur will snowmobile across Canada, Michele will live with the Dolphins and B.J. would have his own collection of books called "Great Playoff Moments." And the big question is can Niki and Becky actually go a day without calling each other. We owe a big thanks to all the teachers who have helped us over the last nine years. To Mr. Jewitt and Mr. Black who have kept us on track. We also owe a big thanks to Mrs. June Cooper. For the past nine years she has patched our ows and booboos. She's called our parents when we were sick. She kept her watchful eye on us when we were sick in the sick room. We should thank our parents who are good-looking, witty and bright. Obviously it runs in the family. I would like to thank my classmates who elected me W this position. Itis a great_ honour. I leave you with this closing poeThe door to the future is open, with many roads to follow. Through the door lies happiness, but also grief and sorrow. So choose with care the roads you take, the ones down which you'll travel. For some are paved with surface smooth, and others strewn with gravel. DAVID SCOTT PHOTO ST. COLUMBAN KINDERGARTEN - SUNS CLASS - Mrs. Smith's kindergarten class, the Suns, are from top row, left: Brittany Maloney, Katie O'Donovan, Karen Smith, Amanda Valenteyn, Janilee Ryan, Kyle Mankigo, Laura Scott, Adrianna Boersens, Lisa Melady. Middle row: Diane Cronin, Allison O'Donovan, Katie Elston, Joseph Flanagan, Derek Fuhr, Mrs. Smith. Front row: Chris Van Nes, Jacob Duffy, John Charles McLennan. 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