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- 3/2007 (55)
The end of the school year was here, the end of Matt's second year as headmaster. Some of the students wouldn't come back, they graduated and would start their adult lives as witches and wizards. Most of the students would simply have a well-deserved break before returning to Hogwarts. Matt was already looking forward to the new school year, even though he also felt like he could use a break.
As the students filed in, the banners adorning the Great Hall rippled and changed to reflect the signature green and silver colors of Slytherin house, signifying their victory for the year, again. Matt wondered how long it would be until he saw a different house win, as Slytherin seemed to be winning year after year. He wondered if any of the students attending Hogwarts now had even experienced a different house winning. He hoped Professor Castillo might get a little tired of rubbing it in eventually. Matt made his way to the podium, waiting quietly for everyone to settle into their seats before speaking. "Welcome everyone to this year's final feast. Before we begin, I'd like to say a few words. First of all, a round of applause for the winners of this year's House Cup - congratulations to Slytherin." He said, gesturing to the Slytherin table before conjuring the cup seemingly from thin air. He presented it to Professor Castillo on behalf of his house.
"Of course, we can't forget those students whose dedication and hard work earned the most points for their respective houses. Our top house point earners this year are - in first place, June Davenport of Slytherin, with a grand total of one thousand, two hundred and eighty-six. In second place, with one thousand and ninety-seven points - Monday Weeks, of Ravenclaw. In third, Aine Thompson of Hufflepuff, with seven hundred and ninety-three. Last but not least, we have Teddy Pirrip, with seven hundred and forty points. Congratulations to our winners." The Headmaster joined in the applause for each of them, commending their efforts and achievements toward their house.
As the applause died down, Matt gestured for silence so he could say a last few words. "With that, the schoolyear of twenty-sixty-one has ended. I hope you enjoy the feast and have a wonderful break. See you next year!" With that, he sat down and watched as the food appeared on the tables. He hoped all the students would have a wonderful feast.
As the students filed in, the banners adorning the Great Hall rippled and changed to reflect the signature green and silver colors of Slytherin house, signifying their victory for the year, again. Matt wondered how long it would be until he saw a different house win, as Slytherin seemed to be winning year after year. He wondered if any of the students attending Hogwarts now had even experienced a different house winning. He hoped Professor Castillo might get a little tired of rubbing it in eventually. Matt made his way to the podium, waiting quietly for everyone to settle into their seats before speaking. "Welcome everyone to this year's final feast. Before we begin, I'd like to say a few words. First of all, a round of applause for the winners of this year's House Cup - congratulations to Slytherin." He said, gesturing to the Slytherin table before conjuring the cup seemingly from thin air. He presented it to Professor Castillo on behalf of his house.
"Of course, we can't forget those students whose dedication and hard work earned the most points for their respective houses. Our top house point earners this year are - in first place, June Davenport of Slytherin, with a grand total of one thousand, two hundred and eighty-six. In second place, with one thousand and ninety-seven points - Monday Weeks, of Ravenclaw. In third, Aine Thompson of Hufflepuff, with seven hundred and ninety-three. Last but not least, we have Teddy Pirrip, with seven hundred and forty points. Congratulations to our winners." The Headmaster joined in the applause for each of them, commending their efforts and achievements toward their house.
As the applause died down, Matt gestured for silence so he could say a last few words. "With that, the schoolyear of twenty-sixty-one has ended. I hope you enjoy the feast and have a wonderful break. See you next year!" With that, he sat down and watched as the food appeared on the tables. He hoped all the students would have a wonderful feast.