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19fi fl ELTON--I Ag0N COU TY JOURNAL-- Published. in "Chri. tma. town, U.S.A.", Shelton, Washington , , _ : :'PAGE lh
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We Do...
brake drums
brake shoes
and repack fronf
grease seall
Wheel
refill master
absorbers
camber
end caster
to factory
!:Pipe
linkage
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(~rove
MATLOCK'S GREETING -- A
big birthday cake leads off the
Mary M. Knight school float,
on which Princess Francis Trim-
ble in front of a huge diamond
.-g
while an early-day "logger"
works on a log with his hand-
saw and a modern-day "logger"
speeds through his log with a
powre saw,
Dennis DeFoer, Nalmy Stodden To Be
Student Speakers At Commencement Exercises
Dennis DeFect .rod Nancy SLed-
den will speak at graduation exer-
cises which will be held at 8 p.m.
in the school gymnasium on June
2.
Dennis is Student Body Presi-
dent. His grade point average is
3.82. He plans to go to Western
Washington State College and
major in education:
Nancy Stodden was named san
utatorian this week. Nancy has a
3.78 grade point average. She plan.q
to go to Business College in Olym-
pia this fall.
Ernest Timpani Superintendent
of the Washington Corrections
Center will give the Commence-
meat address.
Baccalaureate exercises will be
May 30, at 8 p.m. Baccalaurea'te
sermon will be given by Rev. John I
Briggs of the Ehna First Bap-
tist
DENNIS DEFOER
Church. The choir will sing
several numbers, and Rev. Zelma
Cowan will give the Invocation
and benedictiml.
Eighth grade honor student is
Judith Springer. She will also
speak at Colnmencen]ent June 2.
The School Board is busy in-
terviewing teachers for the Englisb
and 5th and 6th grade teachers
i J~()Z' next year. There will be no-
!t,ice of a public hearing postcd
fin tile futme
The all-school picnic will be held
May 28. There will be food and
i tots of fllll for evet'yolle. Buses
!will leave at 10 a.m. and go di-
I rcetly to Schafer State Pal'l(.
The Girls League and Men's
Athletic Union sponsored a bootl
]at
file Forest Festival and hay,
~eportcd quite a profit.
NANCY STODDEN
Hood Canal
Sportsman's Club
To Meel Tonight
By lh'Ity Dean
UNION -- • The Hood Canal
Sportsman's Club will meet to-
night in the library of the I-POod
Canal Jr. High school at 8 p.m.
This is to be an important meet-
ing and thc community is invited
to attend. A gamc "department
film will be shown. Refreshments
will be served,
The Hood Canal Improvement
TOH [ IOH SCHOOL HEWS
(;iris State l)elegates Attend Tea In Puyallul);
Student Body (if fleers For Next: Year Elected
May 16, seven junior girls and
their p'H'ents and friends l'el)|'e-
so.nEed SIIS at the Girls State Tea
in Puyaliup. The girls are the nom-
inees for Girls' State, fronl SHS,
and the altcrnate:~. They were
Jndv Alltonsen, ace(mlpanied by
her'rnother, Mrs. Roberl 5{. Antol{-
sen, Mary Beth Connolly, ace()m-
panied by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James Connolly. Linda La-
Bissonicrc, accompanied by her
nmlher, Mrs. Les LaBissoniere,
and Pal:sy Wolf, accompanied 1)3'
Mrs. Jean Parker The altel'nal({s
who attended were Diane" lerank,
accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
A. ~r. l~'rank, and Lois MaKelssen,
accompanied by her n)other, MI's.
H. O. Rowe.
The hostesses for tile tea were
the members of the Wonlen's Aux-
iliary of Puyallup.
Present at the affair were girls
from all over Washington state,
who will be attending Gills' State
during the second week in June.
:I: fi:
Last Wednesday, during fourth
period (1:30 to 2:30 p.m.), the
A.S.B. of Shelton High School at-
tended a general assembly to hear
speeches by those students who
were running for A.S.B. offices
for the 1965-66 school year. The
following students ran for offices.
Listed after their names are their
chosen representatives, who intro-
duced each candidate•
Those who \\,ill be running for
president: Dan Barrom.-- Ed Lath-
am and Richard Holmes; Ed Keen-
an---Duane Fagergren; Dave KiN
bourne--Melody Morgan. Those
seeking the vice presidency were
Rick Correa--Pam McComb; John
Dickinson---Lisa Goldschmid; Dalc
Downing- -John Pule; Larry Lutes
---Tom Trotter; Ried Preppernau---
Mike Johnson; and Tom Villines ....
Teddi Travis. Students in conten-
tion for secretary were Judy An-
tonsen--Jim Donohoe; Linda Char-
rier--Dep.nY Bailey; Mary Beth
Connolly--Pam McComb; and Lin-
da Labisoniere--Jim Sells.
At the Assembly, the Forest
SHS as A.S.B officers next year
were ICd Keenan, president; Tom
Villines, vice l)residenL; unit Judy
Anlonsen, secretary, A tl'e'tsllrel'
will be ehoscn next fail.
'PILE ~IIS STIJI)I']NT~ heralded
the Forest Feslival feslivitics l,~ri-
day. The girls wore pedal-pushers
and slacks, while many of the boys
wore baggy- bell-leggcd trousers
and SllSpt!nders, with red hats and/
or hcavy laced boots.
Not only did the stndents of
SItS celebrate the Vorest Festival
as spectators, but many partici-
pated in the entertaimnent. The
Latin Club entered "t float in the
Paul Bunyan Parade, and the SHS
t~and n]arched, led by Candy Nutt,
the SHS majorette, and three
members of the pep staff, wllo ear-
ried the Shelton banner. The l)ep
staff gir!s were Reta Carte, Cheryl
Bead, Marcia Dorcy, and Cindy
Willard. The .band members, in
keeping with the spirit of Forest
:Festival, wore jeans, coh)rful
shirts, and bright red hats.
The theme of the Latin Club
float was "Pandora's Box". Pare
Boardman was chosen to repre-
sent Pandora and Rick Correa por-
trayed another character.
"* It: ¢
Tuesday of this week, an awards
assembly was held in the morn-
ing. The assembly was broadcast
over KMAS.
Try-outs for the 1965-66 pep
staff were held on Monday afte~
school. The names of the girls who
will represent SHS next year were
announced at the assembly.
After the assembly on Tuesday,
the students received their 1964-
65 Saghalies, which they purchas-
ed by pre-payment.
:]: :t:
Congratulations to Mike John-
son, Jerry Westhmd and l~obert
Miller, who qnalified in the district
meet on Saturday, to compete in
the state meet in Pulhnan, this
week-end.
PANDORA'S BOX --- Shelton
high school Latin Club depicted
the opening of Pandora's Box
and the escapement of its many
"treasures" in this float in the
Paul Bunyan Parade. Pandora
was portrayed by Pam Board-
man, her husband Epimethius
by Rick Correa, Eight "slaves"
~ulled the float,
* :!= ;!:
Festival Queen, Patsy Bixenmann,
introduced herself to the SHS stu-
dents. Tile Forest Festival Court
was also presented.
The students balloted on the
candidates during their fifth pe-
riod classes. A second vote was
held on Thursday morning. Those
who were on the final ballot were:
club met May 18 at the commun-
ity H~ll. Dresidei{t Max Dean president, Ed Keenan and Dave
special
nleeting
Dickinson and Tom Villines; score-
called this and in-Kilboun]e; vice president, John
vited the public to discuss the tary, Judy Antonsen and Linda
meflmrial fund for the late Philip LaBissoniere.
Johnson. The club members and
FREE WITH the pnblic voted unanimously to Cho:~en to serve the students of
)F 4 GALLONS name the park the club is con- - ..........
strutting after Philip It will De mm mm m=
called "The Philip Johnson Mere-
appointed chairman v¢ith commit-
"' I ~ '~ ] ) n.~ (l' I 'i a] Playfield'. L'u'ry Schecl was
tee men Dick Bueehel, HarrY Hess
E ONLY! ,ind Wright Carlson to plan an.
construct a plaque. )r ~ ~
The club also voted not to sell
the gravel pit land they own but
P I( fTF~ n w°uld'leaseit'Refreshmentswerc Fn{$TPAYMENTMUSTII gilD. I" goes to MrS John
servea Dy Grace Gardner. ACCOMPANy APPLICATION
~A b)glhand new GI insurance available for one
li' ' man of the Hood Canal Sbme veterans applying for the
Jr.High school float and totl~ls.I year ~rom May 1, 1965 ,are forget-
ting ~o enclose an initial premium
payment with their application,
John B. Kitsch, Manager of the
Seattle Veterans Administration
Regional Office, said today.
those who had part in making
beautiful float.
.About 50 attended the game
mght sponsored by the Hood Ca-
nal hnprovement club FridaY eve:
ning at the community hall. ~l.m
Wyatt chairman for the affair an-
n6'~mced it a big simcess and the
next game night will be June 25
Offered once again by
Phone 426-4522
plus bottle deposit
at 8 p.m.
Delivered
to your door
• • • or at
your sfore.
UR DAIRY COULD MAKE IT
H KITSAP
The insurance cannot be issued
unless the application is accom-
pained by at least one month's
premium payment. The correct
pnlount to s
' " .end is listed on page
]7 of VA Pamphlet 29-17. Four
million of these pamphlets have
ah'eady been mailed to veterans.
They can be obtained from any
VA office.
Also, some veterans receiving
compensation or pension have ap-
plied for the new insurance and
asked that the premiums be de-
ducted from their future benefit
paDnents. This can be done only
when th'e insurance i,q in force,
Kitsch says, and the initial month-
ly premium must be paid by the
veteran to Put the insurance in
force. The applicant will be no-
tified when the application is ap-
proved. Only then are deduction-
type payments acceptable.
Premiums may be paid quarter-
ly, semi-annually a.nd annually as
well as monthly, Kirsch added.
Q ~. '
KEEP tURSHIIIGTOn GgllHI
GOLDEN LION-~Princess Don-
na Winn sat prettily behind tile
Lions Club figurehead on a
throne based on a huge peeler
log for her ride over the Paul
Bunyan Parade route Saturday.
ltealth Classes See Film On Lung Cancer; Girls'
Athletic Assoc. Elects Officers For Next Year
By I,INI)A CREASEY hin self the work while recuperat-
and LINI)A IlATHAWAY inK.
George RaSmllssen presented a LASTWEEK) the Girls' Athiet-
film to tile juuior high health ic Association ehmted their officers
classes last Thursday concerning for 1965-66. The officers are: Cin-
the topic of hmg cancer. The film's di Surratl, president; Becki Hol-
title, "One in 20,000," l)ertained to land, vice president; and Linda
the fact thai. one pel'son ()lit of
Tz'otzer, secretary-treasurer. The
20,000 doomed by hmg cancer the election took place at the organi-
year the fihn was produced was zation's annual picnic at Mason
saved. This was in 1959: vital sta- Lake.
tistics now show that 60,000 peo-
ple a year die from the malig- Lately the freshman boys joined
~ancy. the Sol)homore girls in rnnning the
440-yard relay in gym class. There
Rasmussen was also partly re-
sponsible for the smoking clinic were two girls and two boys on
each team. The team of Sandi
held in the Evergreen Building
from May 16-20. The idea ef the Gruver, Ruth Aria Trotzer, Curt
clinic was to i~ell) adults break the Cheney and Eric Clayton set a
srnoking habit, good time of 50.8 seconds.
Ed LeGault, a student at SJHS Junior high buildirtg teachers
and a stt~dent in Mrs. Venice Fa- learned the intricacies of the'Ther-
gcrgren's eighth grade algebra mofax dry copying machine last
class, was a student teacher to week. The building just received
hinmelf for about a week when he the machine, which iv able to make
was ill with an appendicitis at- dry copies of practically any plain
tack. Ed was out of school for two type drawing or page which the in-
weeks and unable to get help with structors may wish their students
his algebra l)ecause of his transfer to have.
to the hospilal in Elma. This did %Vater pistol cowboys bit the
not cause him to give up hopes of dust last week as the school ~tu-
keeping tip because Ed taught thoriLies issued quiet proclama-
....... tions. Reliable sources have it that:
nary a g'untoter was seen in the
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