The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-07-03, Page 10P`
Page 10 - Luclmow Sentinel, Wednesday, July 3, 1985
Here they are the graduating Kindergarten class for Lucknow Central Public School: Back row. left: to right, Rob Symes, Jacob Mac-
Donald, Matthew de Boer, Lori Porter, Kyle Louther, Lisa Kwan, Barbara Knorr, George Carter, Gairn Colwell, Tim Visser, Trevor
Humphrey, Missy Hickey, Jonathan Austin, mchaet Doelman (hidden), Tom Stewart, Chris Gibbons' and Stephanie Spanswick. Front
row, Joshua Emberlin, Jamie Stanley, Shelley .Johnston, Matthew Eadie, Ryan Hackett; Michael Cranston, Lucas Thacker and Martyn
Van Meeteren: ( Photo 'by. Alan Rivett)
Those graduating from the Kindergarten class at Brookside Public School into Grade 1 are back row, left 'to'right-Heather Cook, Keith
MacKenzie, Taylor Park, Caley Moore, Mike Passmore, Stuart Hackett, Liesabeth Hartman, Sandra Alton, Debilyn Greene and Tiffany
Foster: Front. row, Jay -J Humphrey, Tommy Brindley, Paul Chisholm; Graham Cere, Brent Cameron, .Joey Culbert, Garry Scott, Drew
Black, Carolyn Andrew, Cherianne D'Aoust, Angelique Delbergue and Ryan Elliott. Teacher, Miss Beth Garland. (Photo by Alan Rivett)
Happiest years...
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fallen out.
The fire drill was always held onthe col-
dest day of the year and the Public Health.
Nurse always carne the morning .you were
almost late for the bus and hadn't had time
to brush your teeth.
Play days and field day§ have ' always
been annual events at our. school.. They
were fun days and involved everyone. The
events tested our athletic abilities a well as
our sportsmanship.. We tested our feet arid
eye movements by having . to dodge the
pylons as well as the wet pot holes because it
usually managed to rain either the day
before or the morning of our track meet.
.Class bus trips were always an. education.
They managed to strengthen our vocal cor-
ds, because it was impossible to be heard if
' one useda normal tone of voice. Stops for
the • washroom provided leg exercise
because' you had to run to keep .ahead `of the
stampede: Lunch time • was an experience
with nature .since the wind played havoc
With our lunchbags while the ants and flies •
shared our peanut butter sandwiches.
Never -the -less, " we did see a lot of in-
teresting 'and. fun things which I'm sure.
most of us wouldn't have had the opportuni=
ty to visit otherwise.
Abnut the last weekof school was the most
fun. Chucking all our notebooks, cleaning
up the room and scrubbing our desks and
cubby holes was fun. We managed to get
everything done and the room looked brand
new. Then came the crying and the hear-
taches. The box of kleenex vanished on the
spot as we said our goodbyes.
It's great' to remeir:ber - to laugh and
perhaps cry aboutthings that have happen-
ed, but it'stime now to look ahead as we
start a new. beginning. With this new begin-
ning, many of us will go in different direc-
tions. With us, we take fond memories of
each other and these past nine years. at St..
Joseph's.
Iri closing,, 1 want to thank our priest,
Father.Dentinger, our principal Mr; Sharpe, '
our teachers for their guidance, knowledge'
and patience. A special thanks to out
parents' who; have brought us this far and I
know they will continue to stand behind us
and support us in the years to come.
To my fellow graduates,, Jun,./Elmer,
Vince, ' Lisa, Patti, Sharon, Martal, and ,
Wendy, you /are my_ best friends, good-bye,
for now and the best of luck. I will miss you.
Something tointerest everyone
LUCKNOW SENTINEL.
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