Graduation Book
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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GRADUATION
This book has been written for you:
Judith Isabella Radcliffe
on the occasion of your graduation from
Pelmo Park Elementary School.
Congratulations on earning your
Elementary School Diploma
May 25, 2021
Graduation! This is a very important day for you, Judith. Your elementary years have come to an end and a whole new adventure is about to begin. You are about to start 6th grade.
It seems like only yesterday that you first began to attend Pelmo Park Elementary School. Judith, you may not remember those first days when everything seemed so unfamiliar to you. You entered a strange new world where everything was new, exciting, and sometimes a little scary.
Certainly your experiences at Pelmo Park Elementary School were not all pleasant or easy. There were many exciting new things to learn. You learned about letters and numbers; you learned to read well and do maths, and you learned about friendship and sharing. Sometimes these lessons were not easy to learn, but all those challenges had a part to play in shaping your young character, Judith.
And now, as you graduate, you look back at Pelmo Park Elementary School as a second home. Its routines and traditions, its many sights and sounds, and the faces of many special friends will remain with you for the rest of your life. Friends like Casey, Karen, and Justice will always be remembered.
There are also those members of your family who believed in you, Judith, and encouraged you all along the way: people like Mommy, Daddy, Meghan, Gma and Grandpa. Your graduation is a happy event for them. But there is more to their pride than your being ready for 6th grade. Theirs is the special pride that comes from just being your family.
And there was your teacher Miss Laredo, who helped you grow and helped prepare you for your next big step - 6th grade. This is a happy time for her, too, because she knows she has done her job well. But it is also a sad time, because she will miss you very much.
Many different things will be remembered about your graduation day - the weather, the sights and sounds, and the faces and voices of the formal gathering. But those who were there for your graduation will especially remember the proud moment when the name "Judith Isabella Radcliffe" was announced. They watched with pride and delight as you came forward to receive your certificate.
May 25, 2021, is a day which will always hold a special place in the pages of your family's history, and in the minds and hearts of all those who care for you, Judith, for that was the day that your accomplishment was recognized as complete. It was on that day that you earned your Elementary School Diploma.
Congratulations!!
With Love From,
Gma and Grandpa
May 25, 2021
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION
This book has been written for you:
Stacy Deborah McFarlane
on the occasion of your graduation from
Weston Collegiate High School
Congratulations on earning your
High School Diploma
May 25, 2016
Graduation. The word has a feel to it. A feeling of accomplishment. A feeling that a long journey has come to an end, that an important chapter of life has come to a successful conclusion and that a whole new adventure is about to begin.
It seems such a long time ago that you first began to attend Weston Collegiate High School. Stacy, do you remember those first days when everything seemed so unfamiliar to you? You had entered a strange new world where everything was new, exciting, and often a little scary.
Certainly your experiences at Weston Collegiate High School were not all pleasant or easy. There were difficult courses, difficult assignments, and of course difficult exams. But nothing really important is accomplished without some share of difficulties. And these uncomfortable challenges each had their own distinct part to play in the development of your character, Stacy.
And now, from your perspective as a graduate, you look back at Weston Collegiate High School as a second home. Its hallways, its classrooms, its routines and traditions, its many sights and sounds; and the faces and voices of many special friends will remain with you for the rest of your life. Friends like Eleanor, Zach, and Deidra will always be remembered.
There are also those members of your family who believed in you, Stacy, and encouraged you all along the way: people like Mommy, Daddy, Grandma, and Grandpa Mac, Didi, and Jonah. Your graduation is, of course, a happy event for them. But there is more to their pride than simply the happiness that comes from seeing success in someone they love. Theirs is the special pride that comes from being a part of that accomplishment.
And there were teachers whose faces and voices you will recall for a lifetime: teachers such as Miss Dougherty, Mr. Foster, and Mrs. Boothe. What they have given you cannot be measured merely in terms of lesson plans and academic credits. They have broadened your horizons and contributed to your understanding and appreciation of life itself.
Many different things will be remembered about your graduation day - the weather, the sights and sounds, and the faces and voices of the formal gathering. But those who were there for your graduation will especially remember the proud Moment when the name “Stacy McFarlane” was announced. They watched with pride and delight as you came forward to receive your proper recognition.
May 25, 2016, is a day which will always hold a special place in the pages of your family's history, and in the minds and hearts of all those who care for you, Stacy, for that was the day that your accomplishment was recognized as complete. It was on that day that you earned your High School Diploma.
We wish you a successful future, Stacy!
With love from,
Aunt Pam & Uncle Dan
