As part of the Victory Anniversary project, the school hosted an essay contest “Letter to a Veteran”.

On this page we print the best essays students of our school.

Hello dear veterans! You have always been and will be for us an example of courage, loyalty, love for the Motherland.

How many difficult roads you have passed. These roads were heavy, uneven from explosions of bombs and shells. But you walked along them, not paying attention to it, because you had one goal - to liberate our country from enemies.

You froze in the winter in the trenches, you were burned by the summer sun, which seemed even hotter from the fact that shells were exploding nearby, houses and trees were burning, but you went further and further, and drove the Nazis until you reached Berlin and did not hoisted a red flag over the Reichstag.

Thank you, veterans, for your courage and for the fact that my friends and I live under a peaceful sky. May your wounds never hurt again, and may the roads be only peaceful.

Tabakova Kristina, 4th grade.

Dear veteran!

In 1941 you went to the front. At home, your wife and children were waiting for you. In each of your letters, they seemed to hear grenade explosions, the screams of soldiers, but they knew that there was no stronger Soviet army.

Every morning the children were left alone at home, and the mother went to work in the field. Together with the rest of the women, she sewed overcoats and looked after the wounded. One morning, she came all in tears and read to the children a letter in which you wrote that you were wounded and were in the hospital. You survived because you knew your family was waiting for you.

Now your great-grandchildren are proud of you. After all, you have invested so much courage and courage in the Victory that no one now doubts it. We will always remember this. This war will always remain in our memory. Thank you for the victory!

Krubtsova Ekaterina, 7th grade.

Dear Veteran!

I am grateful to you for everything you have done for us. Your courage, perseverance, spiritual strength helped you survive this war. Many of you gave your lives for the lives of others. Thanks to you, we now have a calm, prosperous life. Thank you for everything you have done for the Victory!

There are fewer and fewer veterans now. I want you to live, to please us, your great-grandchildren, and we would take care of you.

Palchikova Tatyana, 7th grade.

I appeal to you, war veteran, to express my gratitude for defending our beloved Motherland from enemies, for having withstood all the trials, for reaching the end.

I read how at that time you lived, starved, slept, worrying and worrying about your relatives. You saw the deaths of others, but did not give up and went forward.

Thank you for the fact that we now live in a beautiful country. I am proud of you. Honest, loyal, brave. Thank you, thank you for everything!

Ishimova Kristina, 7th grade.

Dear veterans!

Now, after the war, we live in peace and harmony. You participated in the war and gave your lives. How many were wounded and killed in the war... However, you went through many trials, withstood and won.

My great-grandfather was a participant in the war, he returned from the war with a shrapnel in his heart and, having lived a short life, died. I miss him very much.

I wish you health and longevity.

Kubrak Polina, 7th grade.

Dear veterans, thank you for saving our Earth from the enemy and for the fact that I now live and enjoy life. Thank you for saving the survivors of the concentration camps. Thank you for saving children from death. You were not afraid of the enemy's bullets and death, you liberated cities and villages.

Dear veterans, thank you for everything, we all people living now will keep the memory of you.

Bolotin Oleg, 7th grade.

A lot of people died during World War II.

I am grateful to you for standing guard over our country with weapons in your hands.

We have no right to forget about those who worked in the rear, who, in the cold and cold, brought victory closer with sweat and blood. We have no right to forget about those who went missing on the battlefields, who brought victory closer by working in the fields and in factory shops.

After all, thanks to you, now we are a free and great people.

I am proud of you and proud that there are real heroes in our country.

Kiyamov Sergey , 7th grade.

Hello my dear veteran!

Don't think that we have forgotten you. We will remember you as long as we live in this world.

You went through the war, which means that you have a memory that will live forever. You defended the Motherland and did not spare yourself. And what you did is a feat that needs to be remembered.

This long war that lasted four years brought a lot of grief. You survived that war.

I want to wish you a long life, joy and happiness. And if I met you, I would firmly shake your hand and say "Thank you!"

Mokrenchuk Roman, 8th grade.

Dear my grandfather!

You went through the whole war. He defended our Motherland so that we can now live under a peaceful sky. You have many awards, you were honest, brave, fair. I'm proud of you.

Now you are far from us, I miss you. How are you not sick? If you feel bad alone, and you are sick, I will come to you and bring gifts and medicines. I love you very much.

Dear grandfather, you are very dear to us.

Shcherbak Victor, 8th grade.

I want war veterans to live long. I want them to be respected.

I want to say “Thank you very much” to all veterans for the fact that we live, breathe, and enjoy life. If it wasn't for you, we wouldn't exist.

We are indebted to you.

Utitskikh Vladislav, 8th grade.

Hello dear veteran!

Many years have passed since the war, but we have not forgotten you, we remember your exploits. You fought for our lives, not for praise.

During these long and terrible years of the war, we have seen a lot, experienced a lot: hunger, cold, loss of loved ones and friends.

We cherish the memory of you very much. You deserve great respect and honor.

Varchenko Anastasia, 8th grade.

Through the centuries, through the years, remember:

What is the price for happiness?

remember!

Dear veterans!

The Victory Day is approaching, your holiday, the veteran and the holiday of all the people of the Earth. And once again we say:

- Glory to the heroes, glory! ..

You deserved this holiday and this glory with your feat of arms in the war. Bowing my head before the eternal memory of the fallen, and before the eternal glory of the living, I am grateful to you for giving us life, freedom and peace on our Earth. This victory cost us dearly. About 20 million people did not see the Victory salute, many died from severe wounds in hospitals after the war. That is why every peaceful dawn over the country, every day you live is so dear to you. You conquered this world and deserved this happiness.

I have had a great honor to live in a peaceful country, and I thank you for this gifted right to be happy.

With our worthy life and memory of you, we must make up for the pain of loss and loss that you, veterans of the Second World War, feel every time you come to the Victory Day. To perpetuate the memory of that war is our sacred duty.

But not everything is so cloudless in this world. In some countries that were released Soviet army, they dismantle monuments to our soldiers, desecrate graves, and instead erect monuments to former Nazis, traitors, they are considered heroes there. Even in our country, which defeated fascism, there are organizations of neo-fascists.

Honest people need to be very vigilant so as not to desecrate the memory of the dead and living veterans. We must always remember the price at which peace and happiness on earth have been won. We are with you, we remember you, veterans.

Kurilskaya Tatyana, 9th grade.

Dear veteran!

Approaching significant date- 70th anniversary of the Great Victory.

In this anniversary year, I want to wish you all the best: good health, happiness, long life. You have earned this right to happiness.

The Great Patriotic War was the most difficult and cruel of all the wars of the 20th century. And victory in this war went to you with sweat and blood. I assure you that the current young generation will be worthy of your feat, we will also be able to defend our Fatherland, as you did. After all, thanks to you, today we are free and happy: over Russia again quiet dawns, clear dawns.

Since the last volleys of the war died down, more than one generation has changed, but every year people remember Great Victory, honor the memory of fallen soldiers, honor living veterans. And for us today it is important that "no one is forgotten, nothing is forgotten."

We share with you the bitterness of loss and the joy of victory. We are grateful to you for your courage and fortitude in the name of our bright future, in the name of Russia. I would like to end my address with the words of the poet:

A hundred will pass

And three hundred years will pass

But never the people

The war will not be forgotten.

Nashivochnikov Kirill, 9th grade.

And the saved world remembers...

Dear Veteran!

I sincerely congratulate you on Victory Day! Live long and happily. The world will never forget your feat in the name of life on Earth. You are the winners, once again showing the whole world the power of the Russian spirit by destroying the terrible "plague" of the 20th century - fascism. And it's worth it! The whole world was at your feet on May 9, 1945. She came, the long-awaited Victory ...

Maybe it's easy for us to talk about that Victory today. After all, we did not see the destroyed and plundered cities, burned villages, did not take out the burnt corpses of women and children from the ovens of crematoria. A lot of grief had to be seen by the soldiers - the winners in the liberated land. It was you who lost your best comrades on the military roads. Thank you for surviving and winning. Thank you for the clear skies over our Motherland. No one dares to attack us now. It was you who laid a solid foundation for the world after the war, restoring everything that was destroyed by the war, and making our Russia invincible.

Much is being done today to perpetuate the memory of each participant in the war. At the battlefields, excavations of old nameless graves are underway. I assure you that if I had the opportunity to enroll in a search party, I would take part in the work of such a detachment. It would be a great honor for me.

Years will pass, centuries will pass, but the world will never forget your feat. Victory Day will always be the main holiday of our country. Our generation promises you this.

Markin Konstantin, 9th grade.

Hello dear veterans!

Very soon, the great holiday of our people will come - Victory Day.

For 70 years now, on May 9, we all remember this long and terrible war, remember the people who did not return from it.

There are no words to express gratitude to you for what you have done for us, because it is thanks to you that people living now can see a peaceful sky above their heads. It was you who saved the world from the black wave of fascism. It was you who did not spare your lives for us.

In conclusion, I would like to congratulate you on the upcoming holiday and wish you happiness and long life. Know we remember you!

Nikolaev Valera, 10th grade.

Hello, dear and respected veteran!

It has already been 70 years since you defended our Motherland at the cost of your life. On behalf of the entire present generation, I express my deepest gratitude to you.

What a pity that not all of your comrades lived to see this anniversary. Now everything has changed in the world. Men in different countries are becoming more and more united.

We appreciate your heroism and do not forget it. Every year, on May 9, on Victory Day, we bow our heads and lay flowers on the graves of your friends, on monuments and obelisks Soviet soldiers. Victory Day is, first of all, your holiday, because if it weren’t for you, it’s scary to think what would happen now.

I thank you from the bottom of my heart, veteran, for my life. You are a hero and it's true!

Dorodnaya Tatyana, 10th grade.

We owe a lot to veterans of the Great Patriotic War. They adequately defended the Russian land from fascist evil spirits. They were brave and valiant, thanks to their perseverance and the strength of the Russian spirit, they defended our land.

I am proud that I am a descendant of these people and that I live in a country like Russia. After all, if it were not for the victory of our army, then the fate of the Russian people would be tragic.

Tikhonov Andrey, 10th grade.

A great holiday is approaching - a holiday that, as the song says, "You must not forget" - a holiday - Victory Day!

And who is the main hero of the occasion, of course you, veterans. This word "veteran" we pronounce proudly and with gratitude for many years in a row.

If you think about this word, you can say that it is symbolic. The wind, which was sometimes gentle, sometimes fierce, then blew in the face of the soldiers, and then, as if driving them to conquer the heights, liberate cities and villages from the fascist invaders, driving them in the back.

And the second part heard in this word is wounds: combat, when you had to be treated in hospitals; sincere, when you found out that you left cities and villages at the beginning of the war, or when letters from home did not come for a long time, and your soul ached: how are my relatives and friends ...

After all, nothing is forgotten by you during this time. You close your eyes, and in front of you are fellow soldiers, their shoulder, substituted in a difficult moment or a hand extended in a moment of danger, a voice that warms the soul and gives strength.

The years are fleeting... there are fewer and fewer of you left. You, who fought, defending the Motherland with your chest, those who, without hesitation, went to the front in a difficult time for the country and endured so much grief and suffering that it’s hard to understand how you survived, how you had the strength to smile at halts, not to be afraid of attacks from heaven and on earth. How did you cope with the death of your friends? After all, they just ate with you, sometimes from the same pot, they remembered the house that went with you in no attack, which they covered with their bodies, those who covered you in a difficult battle and suddenly ... this frozen look looking at the sky.

Yes, this is real courage - to defend your homeland.

Thank you veterans! If it were not for your steadfastness, faith in victory, perhaps I would not exist now. I wouldn’t live now under this clear sky, I wouldn’t walk through the wheat fields, I wouldn’t listen to the birds singing, I wouldn’t go to school.

A low bow to the ground to you, veterans of the Great Patriotic War, for your courage, fearlessness, for faith in victory, for my happy childhood, for having friends next to me, for looking admiringly into the sky and not waiting from there the deadly roar of aircraft with crosses on their wings.

Thank you, veterans, for being on Earth.

And I say

I will kneel low

You've got a veteran!

For my golden childhood

Saved by you from wounds.

Live in the world for a long, long time.

You deserve this right!

And believe, your feat is the greatest

No one in the world has forgotten!

Ushakov Ivan, 10th grade.

Today, with all my heart, I want to thank those who went through the torments of war. Those who sacrificed their youth and health for the sake of their country and its people. Our dear veterans, low bow to you for heroism, courage and steadfastness. For giving us our freedom, our life. You are the pride of the country, Heroes with a capital letter, an example to follow. Thank you for going through all the horror and staying alive. Health, long years to you and a peaceful sky!

Thank you very much, our dear veterans. You performed not just feats, you not only defended the Motherland, you accomplished great story and fought for peace and happy life. Thank you for your heroism and dedication, for your courage and for our peace.

Our dear veterans, our eternal heroes and great people, thank you for the fact that we live now and enjoy the sun, for the fact that we raise children and grandchildren, for the fact that we have the opportunity to love, dream and bring our ideas to life . You forever left a huge mark in the memory of all generations, God bless you with good health and abundance of strength.

We will always be indebted to you, dear veterans. No gratitude for a peaceful sky and a carefree childhood, for a reckless youth and the opportunity to study, for the honor of the country and for the fact that you can proudly raise your head at the word “Victory”, will not be able to express our gratitude to you. Low bow to you!

We would like to thank our esteemed veterans. You are a great pride, standard and role model. You have made an incommensurable contribution to the development and life of our great country. We wish you health and longevity, so that you always set guidelines for young people by your example. Thank you heartily.

Thank you very much, our dear veterans, heroes of all times and the most courageous people! Thanks to you, we live in this wide world, sing, fall in love, build families and raise children. Thank you for your Victory. Be healthy and spiritually rich. We wish you not to know a single day of loneliness and sadness.

Dear veterans, expressing my gratitude to you, I want to say - thank you! Thank you for your courage, heroism, bravery and courage. For loyalty, devotion and sacrifice. Your feat is alive! You are our heroes! Thank you for everything you have done!

Dear veterans, thank you for walking the earth today, for the fact that we can love and build families, raise children and enjoy life. We are grateful to you, dear veterans, for your exploits, for your courage, courage, aspiration, courage, heroism. Thank you for peace.

Dear veterans, today we bow our heads with gratitude in our hearts, expressing to you boundless respect for the immortal feat you accomplished during the war years. We wish you happiness, warm emotions, health and longevity.

Thank you very much, dear veterans. You have traveled a difficult and brave path to peace and our happiness, we will always be sincerely proud of your exploits and dedication, great deeds and desperate patriotism.

A low bow to you, words of gratitude,
For the feat of arms, sung in verse,
For strength, courage - the best qualities,
Renowned for centuries.

For the joy of life, you paid for
Not easy at this price.
For what were presented to the country
Peace, freedom, rest.

We always know that you are the best.
You deserve flowers and awards.
Our pride, strength and courage,
Our permanent heroes squad.

We want to thank veterans
For courage and courage to say
Grateful that they gave a rebuff to fascism,
Let's not let history be rewritten!

Though your ranks are thinning every year,
In our memory you are forever
We will tell our children, grandchildren about you,
We will never forget your heroism!

Thank you very much, our dear veterans. You accomplished not just feats, you not only defended the Motherland, you made a great history and fought for a peaceful and happy life. Thank you for your heroism and dedication, for your courage and for our peace.

We are good to you, veterans,
We speak from the heart in peacetime.
We respect your feat very much,
We admire and honor you.

Thank you very much for the victory
Gratitude and respect.
Great fortitude and courage
You are our benchmark forever.

Thank you our veterans
For your strength and your work,
We will never forget you
After all, your path was difficult and steep,
Thank you for your concern
For what you could do
We wish you health, happiness,
We won't stop praising you!

Today low bow to you,
Native veterans.
Thank you for peace, tranquility,
For tears, blood and wounds.

For the fact that we are in our native country,
We laugh without looking back.
For the fact that our days are bright,
Cloudless and sweet.

For a clear sky, for the world we speak
Thank you veterans!
Thank you for this spring
For the will and tireless work,
For the fact that you gave a rebuff to the enemy,
They defeated the Nazis, drove them away!
We are in eternal debt to you,
After all, you gave your life!

Veterans, I bow at your feet
And with love I will say in silence -
Thank you family for protecting us
They succeeded in that terrible war.

God bless you and give you strength
You are not in a hurry to go to your friends,
I thank you for today's world
You live happily and long.

We are indebted to you
Which we can't make up!
After all, you rebuffed the enemy,
We must always remember you
Honor, respect and equal
We all owe you!
Must a hero stay
In the heart of the one you saved!

We will be forever grateful to you
For the victory that you give us
Gave in the forty-fifth,
Glory, respect to you.

You fought side by side bravo,
For the country and for the family.
So stay healthy always
I drink to the bottom for you today!

Your stories about the war
It seemed like a nightmare to us.
And it would be doubly scary ...
But then you won!

Thank you for our lives!
You saved freedom.
Without you, there would be no Fatherland.
You saved her from enemies!

Holy remember and keep

Your name unknown, your feat is immortal ...

(letters of gratitude to the heroes of the past)

The feat of the participants in the Great Patriotic War is enormous and great. However, even now there are people who underestimate him. Dear soldier who fought for our lives on the fronts of World War II, we are grateful to You for Your victory, we are proud that You are our compatriot! We will never forget your heroic deed! We will try to preserve peace in our Motherland ...

Dear participant of the Great Patriotic War! I am very grateful to you that, thanks to you, we live in a free country. if not for you, then we would have been slaves for a long time, and most of us would not have been born. We would not go to school now, we would not eat delicious food, we would not visit each other, we would not see the world, and our humanity would not be so developed.

Our generation is the last generation that can see war veterans with their own eyes, and we are proud of it! After all, very soon there will be no veterans, all of them will become part of the history of our country.

We love and respect you, you saved the life of the USSR! Thanks to you, we live and breathe! All that we have is not only the merit of the inventors, but also your great merit! May 9 is coming soon, and this is your day, we are very grateful to you for this!

With gratitude, Belyaeva Anna, 5 B class.

Hello Dear Veterans of the Great Patriotic War! A student of class 5B, Maxim Giniyatov, is writing to you.

The great holiday, May 9, is approaching. I want to congratulate all veterans on the holiday and thank them for their contribution to the Great Victory!

I know about the war not only from books and films, but also from the stories of my relatives. Our family cherishes the military awards of my great-grandfathers, who bravely fought on the fronts of the war. My parents talked a lot about their exploits and courage. I'm proud of them!

I want to wish good health and long life to all veterans!

Giniyatov Maxim, 5B class.

My great-grandfather, Fadeev Ivan Fedorovich, was a participant in the Great Patriotic War. And this letter is dedicated to him...

Hello my dear great-grandfather! Personally, I don't know you, but I heard a lot of kind words about you from my grandmother and from my mother. I know how difficult it was for you in the war, you experienced many difficulties and emerged victorious, because you did the right thing, defended your homeland! You experienced fear, hunger and cold in the fields of our country and bravely led your detachment forward. Not afraid of the evil enemy, you honorably fulfilled your duty as a defender of the Fatherland! Thank you very much, my dear great-grandfather, we are proud of you!

R.I.P! Blessed memory to you, our hero!

Your great granddaughter, Masha Pronevich, 5B grade.

Dear participant of the Great Patriotic War! I am writing this letter because I want to thank you for fighting and fighting for our peace and for your honor! If not for you, we would have lost our freedom or would not have been born at all!

You had a very hard time: men went to the front, women worked in the rear, doing men's work, children had to grow up early! You are all great people and we are proud of you.

Unfortunately, in modern world there are few such people, many live only for themselves, and you gave your lives for us!

Glyzina Anna, 5B class.

Hello, dear great-grandfather!

You were gone before I was born, but the memory of you lives in the hearts of your children and grandchildren. Grandmother talked a lot about you, and I listened carefully to what you had to experience in those difficult times, because grief and misfortune did not pass by any family. I anxiously examined the surviving photographs of the war years. I was born in a happy, peaceful time and I am grateful to you and the thousands of soldiers who liberated native land from fascist oppression, who gave their lives.

Thanks a lot for your feat. I will always remember you and try to do everything in my power to keep a long memory of you and other heroes of that terrible war.

Sincerely, your great-grandson Mahkamov Masrur, 5B class.

Hello, dear participant of the Great Patriotic War! Thank you very much for winning the war. You fought for the sake of your Motherland, your relatives and friends, for the sake of your future! Girls worked in factories, children helped them. If you had not won the Great Patriotic War, then Hitler would have enslaved us, made us slaves, and perhaps completely destroyed us as a nation. We owe our lives to you!

During the war, you had to endure many hardships: the death of comrades, relatives, loved ones, injuries, hunger, cold, fear. You were taken prisoner, tortured in fascist camps, killed and burned whole villages. After the war, you long and stubbornly restored the ruined country, not knowing rest and peace!

Thank you for everything! I am proud of you!

Gilyazieva Alsu, 5 B class.

I am writing this letter to my great-grandfather Alexander Andreyevich Chernov.

Dear grandfather! Our family always remembers and honors your feat. We carefully keep photographs of those years, review, discuss the heroism of our soldiers.

Your mother had 6 sons: Nikolai, Yermalai, Gury, Philip, Ivan and you, the younger Alexander. Did your mother know that five of you would be taken away by the war...

But all this was not in vain! We thank you and all Russian soldiers for the peaceful sky above our heads, for the fact that we have a future.

Victory Day is a holiday that is dear to us. Only you, soldiers, know the price of that victory. Know, grandfather, we always remember you. And your brothers who did not return from the war: Nikolai, Yermalai, Gury, Philip, Ivan ...

In memory of the brothers there is a street in the city of Zainsk, it is called Chernov Brothers Street.

Your grandson, Sergey Islaev, 5B class

Dear veterans!

From the bottom of my heart I congratulate you on the holiday!
In addressing you, I would like to avoid the word “elderly”, because, looking at you, you understand that age is not the main thing for a person. Wise, experienced, honest, open - this is about you, but the elderly are not. So carry the fervent spark of youth further into your heart, charge those around you with energy and optimism. Good health and warmth to your loved ones!

For your modesty, honesty, nobility,
For the light of the soul, from all of us - a bow.
May you live for a long, long time,
And your house is filled with happiness!

OBSHIVALKINA Tatyana Anatolyevna, Director of the Krasnoturyinsky Industrial College.

Dear veterans, pensioners, the older generation of the Krasnoturyinsky Industrial College!

I sincerely congratulate you on the Day of the elderly!
Please accept my warmest wishes for good health, longevity and happiness.
Today, I especially want to say words of sincere gratitude and gratitude to the people of older generations, veterans of labor for their selfless work for the benefit of our city, our technical school, for their life wisdom and generosity, for the children and grandchildren they raised and raised. May your hearts be warmed by the attention and care of loved ones and relatives.

Good health to you, veterans,
Good luck, warmth, never get sick.
No need for rest - it's too early.
Have an active life now and always!

MIRONOVA Tamara Afanasyevna, Chairman of the Council of Veterans of the Krasnoturyinsky Industrial College.

The light of memories will not fade

Time flies inexorably. Obeying the laws of nature, autumn changed the hot summer of 2010. An amazing holiday comes to us on the first day of October. It is an opportunity to once again express our respect, admiration and love for a whole generation of our wonderful compatriots - those who have crossed a certain age limit, beyond which comes a special, most leisurely stage of life - a stage of understanding the past years and bright joy from meeting the next day.
True, the name of this holiday is somewhat offensive - Day of the Elderly. But do those who are 60 or even 70 feel old? No, they are young!
Our subject commission of general education disciplines itself has a large and friendly team of veterans. Valery Aleksandrovich Lobanov led our educational institution for 20 years, and under him the technical school was renamed into a college. Yes, and do not count how many changes we have experienced in those two decades, during perestroika. But the college has managed to maintain its status as the largest educational institution in the northern Urals. Valery Alexandrovich for us, colleagues, is a good friend, hunter, fisherman, wonderful husband, father and grandfather.
For many years, teachers of mathematics worked side by side with us - Klara Konstantinovna Pfening, Alexander Fedorovich Surkov, Vera Viktorovna Shchukina, Ivan Alekseevich Esaulkov. How open lessons, extracurricular activities done! How many good memories of holidays celebrated together!
Labor veterans Inessa Mikhailovna Rumyantseva and Zhanna Yakovlevna Lastukhina enjoy great respect among the college teachers. Graduates still remember their amazing lessons, their exactingness, their kindness.
Congratulations to all veterans - our colleagues on the holiday! We wish you longevity, happiness, joyful pleasant meetings!

Khlyzova Lyubov Petrovna.

Autumn... Memories are like falling leaves...

Autumn. October is in full swing, nature is fading. Apparently, it was not by chance that the withering of nature was linked with the withering of man, and it was October that was declared the month of the elderly person ...
But memory does not know seasons, holidays, everyday life, and constantly returns to what was experienced, how your fate turned out, with whom it brought you together in life.
For me, life has been good. And above all because I had the opportunity to meet amazing people. You can't tell about all of them, but here are at least a few.
The very first person I recognized in Krasnoturinsky industrial college, was Alexander Ivanovich Litvinov, since it was he who invited me to work by phone. Many good things can be said about him, but first of all, his remarkable organizational skills are striking. He devoted himself to his work and demanded the same from his colleagues. It was thanks to his strong-willed qualities of character that the technical school simply thundered and received the title of Lenin Komsomol.
It is said that it is almost impossible for a husband and wife to work fruitfully in the same organization. But we have many examples that refute this assertion. Inessa Mikhailovna and Lev Sergeevich Rumyantsev are a fusion of intelligence, erudition, and internal culture.
Angelina Dmitrievna and Georgy Ivanovich Voronovs are teachers in their essence and nature. They simply could not imagine another life for themselves (except for the writing activity of Georgy Ivanovich).
Yulia Dmitrievna and Valentin Mikhailovich Buravtsov are a union of opposites. Gentle, diligent, neat Yulia Dmitrievna and Valentin Mikhailovich nearby - an eternal seeker of his "I", striving to be different from others, constantly fascinated either by refurbishing the laboratory or writing a book.
Jimma Mikhailovna Onkova, Yuri Alexandrovich Golubev - were true experts in their teaching profession. It seemed to me that it was simply impossible to love the sciences they taught - physics and chemistry - so much. And how much humor they had, soft sarcasm. Despite the fact that they were very sick people, no one ever heard their complaints, groans or whining. The collective farm "epopee" without Yuri Alexandrovich (our cook) would remain in the memory of a boring and difficult time. But he could easily brighten up any troubles, turn any situation into a funny one.
I remember Nadeda Alexandrovna Klyueva as an intelligent, soft, very literate, sensitive to people and circumstances - a well-deserved "Honored Teacher of the Russian Federation".
Soft, often naive, overly trusting Irina Afanasyevna Guseva, with whom it was simply impossible to talk without a smile. Explosive, impulsive, but very business-like Valeria Grigorievna Minyaeva, who created the Poisk club, which is very beloved by students at the technical school. The most temperamental, the most inimitable, the most explosive, the most lively Alexander Andreevich Grekov. The wisest, most sought-after students of the technical school Euclids Vera Viktorovna Schukina and Alexander Fedorovich Surkov - how dear to me are the memories of those days when we all came to work together every day to make someone smarter and better!
Lyubov Fedorovna Belyaeva worked for many years at the technical school (the taste of her tea at political seminars was simply divine!), Nina Stepanovna Mikhailova, Zhanna Yakovlevna Lastukhina. Amazing efficiency, complete dedication, the eternal search for something new and unusual, excellent contact with students and colleagues - this is what has always distinguished them.
Health to you, my dear colleagues, a strong core in your life today, a reliable guardian angel!
“Young” elderly (I’ll call those who are still working) don’t be sad, don’t be depressed - if something doesn’t work out today, it will definitely work out tomorrow. More positivity and smiles! Let students see you as real friends, smart senior comrades who know their business, ready to help them in any situation.
Everyone, everyone! Health, hope for the best and good luck!

An elderly (with experience) person who sincerely respects you all, MALKOVA Nina Ilyinichna.

And Bashkir honey in addition ...

Unfortunately, every year fewer and fewer students learn about what collective harvesting really is. Yes, this is not an easy job, but for some reason difficulties are quickly forgotten, but funny cases remain in your memory, and from the height of the years you have lived, you remember the collective farm ordeals as joyful moments of life ...
It was in 1965, when for the first time, under the mandate of A. I. Litvinov, I went with a student detachment to the Krasnoufimsky district, the state farm “Tavrinsky! Groups of students were accommodated in nearby villages, while I, with three groups, settled in the central estate of the state farm: students in apartments, I in an office, where a trestle bed was knocked together from boards in a small room from boards.
We work, we rejoice at the presence of at least some kind of mechanization of labor, we eat in the canteen, but after several days of work an unbearable desire comes to wash. And here such happiness - the head of another brigade invites to a bathhouse in a neighboring village. Together with a colleague - E. E. Borzov, we arrive at the place in the joyful anticipation of a bathhouse ... But what is it? Bath is black! Exotic and more! But even despite our inexperience, we had a good bath in it - the bath is very hot: you splash water on hot stones, such heat forms that you even run out. Yeah, you run out, and there our girls will remember the embarrassment for the rest of their lives, after all. Nothing, it worked out. They didn’t even get smeared with soot, but, as if they were born again. We also did a good job then, brought a certificate of honor from the state farm, and I also brought a bucket of Bashkir honey. No, it’s still a pity that our current students and teachers will not have such memories…
I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate all pensioners on the day of the elderly! I wish you excellent health, success in all your worries and deeds, all the best and good!

MASTEROV Valery Nilovich.

Best regards to our veterans

In these cold, gloomy October days, love and gratitude for our dear veterans warms - all those who became part of their native college, those who love it, served and serve it. Time is relentless. There is a change of generations. We believe in the talent and creativity of young colleagues, but we remember that our origins are in the 40s, 50s, 60s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s. During these years, traditions were formed, ideas were born, KIT-KIK was gaining its potential. There were also difficult times, but the team withstood the test and once again demonstrated its success in the open source software business. Bow to you and best wishes, veteran alma-mater workers, to those who taught and teaches, healed and heals, fed and feeds, cleaned and cleans, repaired and repairs - to everyone who became the pride of the college and its destiny.

With respect and gratitude, the cycle commission of general humanitarian and socio-economic disciplines.

A woman with a capital letter.

That's right - Woman with a capital letter - you can't call Rufina Ivanovna Koptyakov otherwise. She has worked at our college for over 40 years. This is an amazing person.
Rufina Ivanovna is a smart, kind, original woman with a good sense of humor, who perfectly knows her discipline "Engineering Graphics", which she conveyed to students in an accessible form. She causes great sympathy and respect, you can always turn to her for help. She always generously shares her rich life experience and knowledge.
This is an interesting and amazing person who loves nature and hiking. For many years, Rufina Ivanovna took the students of the technical school on hikes. Ural mountains and forests. Until now, many former students remember those days, do not forget Rufina Ivanovna, often come to visit her. And Rufina Ivanovna still likes to make tea from spring water on a fire. IN in social networks Rufina Ivanovna is looking for her like-minded people.
Your work, Rufina Ivanovna, is worthy of imitation! We love you, Rufina Ivanovna!!!

Cycle commission of building disciplines.

Man with a charming smile

Lev Sergeevich Rumyantsev worked at the technical school for many years. I was lucky to be his student and then work together. He taught engineering graphics to students of various specialties. In 1974, the technical school opened new specialty"Topography" and topographic drawing began Lev Sergeevich. He taught us how to work with ink, watercolors, create map pieces. His lessons were attended with pleasure, learned a lot of new and interesting things.
This amazing person cannot sit idle, he is always busy with something, then sawing, then planing, etc. The layouts he made to this day are teaching aids. Even at his age, he can be seen skiing or cycling. An intelligent person, with a charming smile, intolerant of dishonesty and laziness, with a sense of humor - this is our Lev Sergeevich. I would like to wish him good health and longevity, optimism, a decent pension, and loving loved ones.

VDOVKINA Valentina Lukyanovna.

When I, a young teacher, came to work at a technical school (nowadays a college), I was very kindly greeted in the cycle commission, the chairman of which was Inessa Mikhailovna Rumyantseva. I still remember my impression of meeting this charming, pretty, energetic woman of small stature. Her calm but firm voice, pleasant smile and ability to win over - that's what I felt from the very first minutes of our conversation. It was she who became my mentor in the very big sense this word. Her lessons were always so interesting that time often just flew by unnoticed. Inessa Mikhailovna provided a lot of initiative in the classroom to students. I remember how at one of the open literature lessons she calmly sat on the sidelines (at least it seemed to me from the outside), and the guys conducted the whole lesson themselves. It was the highest class of craftsmanship! Under her guidance, the students published a newspaper and, of course, they drew and wrote everything themselves, and Inessa Mikhailovna directed their work in the right direction. These newspapers were kept in the literature room for a long time, then they were transferred to the library. Until now, the journal "Youth" with poetic selections of works by students of KIT of the 70-80s is stored in the office number 51.
Inessa Mikhailovna was a very respected person in the team, her opinion was listened to both at the teachers' council and in the cycle commission. As a smart and benevolent woman, she often helped many in difficult everyday situations. And even now, periodically looking through the notes for the lessons, I sometimes catch myself thinking that it was this moment of work or that question for a conversation that Inessa Mikhailovna once suggested to me. Thank you for everything, Inessa Mikhailovna! I have learned a lot from you.

The successor of the cause of educating literate and creative students -
teacher of Russian language and literature KUZNETSOVA Nadezhda Aleksandrovna.

Soul of the team

It is not easy to write about Vladimir Mikhailovich Khlyzov. We know him as an energetic, positive person who respects his colleagues and who can help at any moment.
We started working at about the same time. He began his work with the reconstruction of the physics classroom in 1977-1978. Led physics and electrical engineering. Very charming and sociable, he easily got used to it and became the soul of the team. For the reconstruction of the office, adhesive films were needed, which he himself brought from Moscow with special permission. In the 80s, an electrical engineering laboratory was created. The technical school purchased laboratory tables - the first set of the Uralochka laboratory, which were installed in the former TOE laboratory, room 23. These tables are still in working order, and after revision and repair they will now serve the college.
The work of a teacher requires a broad outlook and constant updating of knowledge. Vladimir Mikhailovich reads a lot, shares information with students in class. He is very good with a camera, which of his colleagues in the family archive does not have photographs taken by V. M. Khlyzov? He was the first in college to master a video camera, shoot, process it, use it in and out of class. Who remembers the team of KVN "SHKRABA" of college teachers, which, in conditions of not very principled refereeing, defeated the team of city school teachers? Of course, without Vladimir Mikhailovich, this event could not have happened.
Demanding teacher, able to find with any student mutual language For his achievements, he was repeatedly awarded with diplomas of various levels. Awarded with the badge "Honorary Worker of Education".
One can write endlessly about the human qualities of Vladimir Mikhailovich. When a young engineer from Magnitogorsk, M.N. Kazakbaev, Vladimir Mikhailovich became his mentor and comrade. And even the wedding of Marat Nikanorovich was organized by the Khlyzovs in their small two-room apartment in the Zarechny district. And who remembers Khlyzov V.M. without an accordion at our "family" college parties? And your favorite song about a tree?
Probably, there are many happy moments in the life of Vladimir Mikhailovich, but it is important for a person to remain a person when difficult trials happen. Of course, a worthy person - a worthy family, children and wife - Lyubov Petrovna Khlyzova did everything so that severe trials did not break a person. And we are all witnesses to the perseverance, faith, will of a person who has been fighting the disease for more than a year, preserving all the best that can be in a person.

SIMONOVA Nadezhda Khalidovna