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Shelton senior receives award for district
Taylor Muenchow, Shelton High
School senior, is the recipient of the
H. Parry Jones Scholarship for 2012.
She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Alan Muenchow of Shelton.
Muenchow has participated in
school activities such as Knowledge
Bowl, Spanish Club, Climber Crew
and Renaissance and has served this
year as president of the Rotary Inter-
act Club at SHS while taking honors
level courses such as Honors Physics
and Calculus.
She is co-valedictorian for the class
of 2012 with a cumulative GPA of
4.0. Her senior project focused on a
community outreach program at Bor-
deaux Elementary School.
Teachers describe her as a superb
student with drive and focus to suc-
ceed in any given task. She plans to
attend either Seattle University or
Courtesy photo
Taylor Muenchow, a Shelton
High School senior, received
the H. Parry Jones Scholar-
ship for 2012.
Macalester College in St. Paul, Minn.,
where she will major in ultrasound
technology and pre-med. She plans
to pursue an M.D. degree in Radiol-
ogy.
The scholarship is provided by the
family of Parry Jones who worked for
many years in the grocery department
of Lumbermen's Mercantile of down-
town Shelton during the early 1900s.
Parry Jones had two daughters, Do-
ris and Margery who graduated from
Irene S. Reed High School in 1926
and 1930 respectively. The Jones
Family Trust wanted to give back to
Shelton High School and the commu-
nity by providing a scholarship worth
$10,000 per year for four years to a
student majoring in science, technol-
ogy, mathematics or engineering. A
minimum 3.0 GPA in high school and
college is required of the recipient.
This scholarship is the largest single
community based award for the Shel-
ton School District.
Knight selected as CHOICE
Student of the Month
Nineteen-year-old James- Knight has been involved with
on Knight of the Shelton's a multitude of sport activities
CHOICE High School was se- including field hockey, basket-
lected as Student of the Month ball, soccer, track and field and
for April. He was recognized football.
for the accomplishments in his He is looked upon as an im-
school and was honored by the pressive leader and was elect-
Shelton Lions Club at their ed the Choice High School ASB
regular meeting on May 1. He president. He is also a repre-
is the son of Shawnee Knight sentative of CHOICE High
who is self employed. School for the Shelton School Jameson
While attending CHOICE, District Foundation. Knight
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principal of Hood Canal School, will be
leaving the district for a new position
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School District in Bellingham.
A reception will be held in his honor
at 4 p.m. on June 12, in the school li-
brary.
The staff would like to encourage
students, parents, and community
members to attend.
During Churchill's short time at
Hood Canal he has inspired a great
deal of change.
There has been an adoption of a new
math curriculum as well as new read-
ing programs for grades kindergarten
through eighth grade.
He has been instrumental in both
the passing of a technology levy as
well as a maintenance and operations
levy.
Another major accomplishment was
the refinancing of the construction
bond which saved taxpayers over half
Courtesy photo
A reception for Hood Canal
School District superintendent
and principal Tom Churchill at
4 p.m. on June 12 at the school
library.
a million dollars. Churchill has been
a leader in staff development and has
greatly improved communications
with parents.
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SHS final
choir concert
scheduled
The Shelton High School
Choir Department will pres-
ent "Remembrance and
Reflection," its final choir
concert of the school year
at 7 p.m. on May 31, in the
Shelton High School audi-
torium. There is no admis-
sion fee, but donations ave
gladly accepted and will be
used toward the production
costs of an upcoming record-
ing of our high school choirs.
Awards will also be present-
ed to selected students for
exceptional efforts this year
in the choir program.
"Remembrance and Re-
flection" features the Shel-
ton High School Illusions
jazz ensemble, the Shel-
ton High School Concert
Choir, and the Shelton High
School Chamber Singers.
Pieces will include a won-
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"My Favorite Things," the
Scottish melody "Ye Banks
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and the Southern folk tune
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Shelton High School
to host career,
technical showcase
Shelton High School will
host its first Career and
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Showcase from 6 p.m. to
8 p.m. on Wednesday, at
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members are encouraged to
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students have the opportu-
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from CTE classes with dis-
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