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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2007-07-11, Page 22Page 22• July 11, 2007 • The Huron Expositor 20 We anticipate the possibilities of our next role -the future From Page 19 cold that Georgian Bay water was...FREEZING! I don't think I've heard anyone scream louder than that ever before...J A lot of us can probably remember the bus rides to the beach... " Sweet Caroline..." and even lunch time was fun...even more if you like to do the hula. For a lot of us, Huron Centennial laughter comes from looking at our photographs from recess...looking at them on the bus or at home and bursting into laughter. Do you remember that picture from Camp Celtic when a fellow classmate had her head between the seats...that really made us laugh. Recess...For a lot of us, it was playing soccer or baseball, or just hanging out with a group of friends that made recess enjoyable. Maybe, just maybe, the thing you remember the most about recess...is watching someone try to kick a ball...in the mud...in crocs...and watching them soar through the air only to fall flat on their behind. My mom is still trying to get the stain out of my WHITE shirt...! It hasn't always been fun and games though; there have been some serious times too. It's those times that we feel like we've accom- plished something. Maybe for you it's crossing that finish line a mil- lisecond ahead of someone in a race. Maybe it's that mark you received on a project you worked so hard on, or winning the science fair, Carly and Janelle. Maybe for you it was singing and acting in front of an audience...and doing your best. Bronwyn, I really do hope you don't REALLY scratch antique furniture. Honk! Jr. was definitely one of those things to be proud of. We owe Mrs. Thorpe -Hearn a special thank you for giving us the unique oppor- tunity. There are some other special peo- ple we need to recognize too. We need to thank the primary and junior teachers, who have made a strong foundation for our learn- ing...We need to thank Mrs. Allan for being so organized and she is definitely the best band-aid puter- oner... We alio need to thank the EA's...for all of their support in the classroom and library... and do we not have the CLEANEST school you've ever seen? A special thanks to all of the custodians that make our school one to be proud of. We 4P4 also need to thank Mrs. Gill for her leadership. She has helped to lead this school and should definitely be proud of both our arts and academic programs at H.C.S. Last but not least...we need to thank our inter- mediate teachers for putting up with us all year... Mr. Powers- You've added so much to the music program at H.C.S and how many other schools have a rock band? I think I speak for all of the students when I say that you are a very "cool" teacher. J Mrs. Brady- You've been a very welcoming character that we all respect. You've taught us so many things and helped us to grow as peo- ple. I'm very sure we'll never forget your creative perspective and great sense of humor. We would all like to wish you the best with your mini Brady on the way... We'll miss you very much. Think of all the ways we've prepared you to be a parent.J Mr. Cassel- You've taught us to love all kinds of music and to perse- vere with playing an instrument. We all enjoyed watching the phan- tom of the opera and are actually quoting a lot of it. Ms. Ayers- Your colourful way of teaching us will never be forgotten. We're going to miss your personality and understanding. You've definite- ly made our math "dead easy". I know we'll all miss you. We would also like to thank you for being such a generous person. What you're doing in Zambia is a really kind thing. Mrs. Down- You're a- very orga- nized person and you're all about respect. You've taught us so much about being a team player and you really help out with a lot of the extra -curricular things that happen at our school. Thanks again. J Mr. Killick- You have got to be the most compassionate person I know. You're very gifted at story telling and we love to hear from you. You treat us as young adults and that really does make all of us feel truly special. We'll never forget you. Mrs. Catrysse- You certainly are a multi-tasker. We all look up to you for being able to be a vice-principal AND a science teacher. Your person- ality has made our science classes entertaining and'we are going to miss your sense of humor. Thanks for your respect. Mrs. Moxham- I bet all of the boys are still lifting weights to try to attempt to beat you in an arm wres- tle. You're very athletic and I'm sure we all wish we could play tug-of-war like you. You're a very understand- ing and funny person. We'll definite- ly miss you. You have all made us shine during our time on stage and thanks again. Grade eights...Consider tonight as a time for change as you proceed on to a new performance. Tonight is a time to exit this play, and begin another production. We anticipate the possibilities of our next role...our future. What was, what is and what will be. It's a simple phrase that almost completely describes tonight. The people you've known for so long... what great people they are. The people you know now and have gone to school with for months...maybe even years. What interesting, humble, generous, responsible, independent people we've become. Imagine the possibilities...what will the people you've gone to school with become? Many of us will go in different directions ...even different high schools. Years from now you may remember... "Hey! I went to public school with her." or "I remember him!" I can only imagine what some of us will grow up and achieve. In the future it's this group of people who will become the: -animal activists that will make animal cruelty a thing of the past -the global warming activists that will help protect our planet -the architects that build our homes -the authors that will re -invent the meaning of literature -the nurses or future doctors that will help us when we're in need - and the people who help the less fortunate. We are the future, and as we pro- ceed onward to our new role, I hope that you will continue to make good choices, and celebrate the accom- plishments and successes you have achieved during this performance. Huron Centennial has definitely been a great experience for all of us. And with this curtain call, I would like all of the students, teachers, administration; parents/guardians and family to all take a bow. You have made this production one no one is sure to forget anytime soon. Thank you for your continued sup- port. Our lives are a lot like a stage...there are entrances and exits...times to be excited...times to remember. and ...May we continue to make our lives a memorable per- formance.