HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1987-07-08, Page 44The 1987 graduating class at East Wawanosh Public School are (front, left) : Bill Chaulk,
teacher; Heather Hopper, Sheila Schwartzentruber, Cheryl Darlow, Brenda Hallman,
Jennefer Chettleburgh, Ken Scott, principal. (Middle row, left), Steven Marks, Darrell
Pletch, Rick Johnston, Michael Jardin, Dean Tillbrook. (Back, left), Mark Coultes, Dave
McKee, Andrew Campbell, Tom Cull.
What will our occupations be down the road?
By Jennifer Chettleburgii
East Wawanosh School
It''s really hard to leave my school even
though many times I couldn't wait until
this moment when my eight year term at
East Wawanosh finally came to an end.
Now even though new experiences are
waiting ahead of me, I find it hard to leave
because this is the only school I have ever
known and I feel many memories - most
good and some bad - as my mind wanders
through the halls such as when I met my
friend Brenda in kindergarten and when
we had a big fight in Grade six.
Now that I look back on it, I wonder what
we fought about and why but I'm glad now
that things have worked out.
Now that high school approaches, I'm
glad I can share my worries and joys with
Brenda because she always seems to
understand. I just hope that when I get
slammed into my locker, Brenda will be
there with her blow torch, ready to rescue
me.
Well, enough of that and on to the better
stuff.
As we graduate, we move into different
stages of changes and decisions. The one
most important, yet complicated decision
of all is our occupational future and
hopefully not the world of unemployment.
Now I will make this decision easier for
each and every one if you by telling you
what I think you should be when and if you
grow up.
First there is Andrew Campbell. I think
he could be a plumber because a monkey
wrench would look good in his hands.
I think Mark Coultes could be a farmer
because he has experience with farm life.
Due to Tom Culls great success in the
science fair, I think he should be a scien-
tist. Maybe he'll find a cure for cancer or
something. I wish him luck!
Cheryl Darllow has an early start to her
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chicken catching career and I think she'd
be successful but she really wants to be a
daycare- worker. Not at all her!•
Brenda Hallman is a great hand at art
and I hope she becomes an artist. Perhaps
she'll be the next Picosto.
I think Heather Hopper should be a horse
trainer. After all, she is getting a new
horse.
Michael Jardin should perfect the drum
and become a drummer. He is already in a
band and I hope he furthers his career_
Ricky Johnston should be a basketball
player because he isn't at all too short.
Soon he'll need a desk made especially for
him.
When David McKee grows up, or if he
ever does, he should be a comedian
because sometimes he is funny.
Darrell Pletch could be a bouncer or an
all star wrestler.
Sheila Schwartzentruber told me that
she wanted to become a nurse so if you
have any medical questions, ask her.
Dean Tillbrook, better known as Astro
Arm could throw a baseball so far that
he'd make George Bell look like an
amateur so I think he could make it big in
the major leagues.
Steven Marks has been getting really
good marks this year therefore, I think if
he can keep it up, he can become a doctor.
Perhaps Sheila will assist him!
Last, but certainly not least, there is me.
I'd like to be a teacher for a Grade 8 class
when I'm older because Grade 8s are
warm, friendly and smart, just like this
class.
To conclude my speech, I am sorry to an-
nounce Mr. Chaulks departure from East
Wawanosh. I hope he finds success in his
new job at Turnberry and I hope his and
our memories as a class together remain
in our hearts and minds forever.
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