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NORTH HASON SCHOOL NEWS NORTH HASON'S SEHIORS, CLASS OF 1962
Commencement Held Tuesday; Baccalaureate
" 6 •
Sund,y, 1st Assembly In New Gym Held
lly "Gu;" J'olley
NORTH MASON ..... 'Pile class
of 1962 v/as gl'ltd[laI¢.d fI'00| Nurth
Mason high sclmol Tuesday night,
.May 29, with 28 seniors receiving
ihei]' dildomas. Emily Gire was
Valedictorian, Jim Davis, Saluta-
lot]all.
. lh:,tt!e.ltl'tlll'(!aie was held Sllnday
i tile gymna,qium with Rev. Girt
;iS spealct!r, the school choir sing-
inK. (;iris wore white gowns, boys
blue "robes. (SEe pictures adjoin-
ing' for names of liiE lllellb(l's of
the Class of 19(i2).
C()ngrattllations arP. also dtle the
senior class fo]' a job well done
on the senior play. Nortll Mason
can be justly proud of its 1962
tT:tdu;l[ ing class.
Students wishing to be on next
year's rally squad under a new
plan must have their applications
ill SO011, MOI'E freshnlen and soph-
OIIIOI'PN 'lie needed. 'aculty judg-
ing will be held this week.
A1;lEntion all students in grades
8-11. All candidates for student
council olTices must llave a peti-
tion with 20 signatures, a studenl
body card, and a 3,0 grade aver-
age. Students signing petitions
:!
SAVIN_S deposited in
your account by the
tenth of the month, earn
from the first of the
month. Add to your ac-
count now !
must al.qo have student body
car(Is,
A new experience was gained
by some student council memhers
when they visited another school's
student colmcil meeting at Bain-
bridge high last Tuesday.
Main topic disEussed was their
constitution. Members who went
were Marilyn Mills, Connie I-lar-
ris, Nancy Mattus, Gas Jolley,
Lora Davis, Dennis Shelly, Sally
MacDonald, Wayne Watson and
GEne Foster.
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Last Friday th( sophomores put
on a "Free 'n Easy" sock hop
ill the gynl. Price-nnthin'. Time
........ 8 to 11. l:¢efreshments---free. Re-
sult fun !
:I: !: at:
Last Wedne.sday the Washing-
ton State Employment Security
Department gave clerk typists
and/or stenographer tests. Sever-
al pernmnent jobs are opening
'up this June and qualified smilers
have test scores on. record, in or-.
der to be employed.
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Annual staff has been chosen
for next year. So far members are
Comfle Harris, editor; Nancy Mat-
tus, Melinda Merrill, Marilyn
Mills, GUS Jolley and Gene Foster.
Last Friday was North Mason's
first assembly in the new gym.
Awards were given out in sports
and high honors. This year's foot-
ball honora:y captain was Bill
'Walbaum and inspirational award
winner Dennis Byerly. C.A.A. in-
spirational award winner was Dar-
lene Sargent.
Well earned, kids!
North Mason's second year for
the Forest Festival sent some
shaky students up to a well-done
performance.
Least affected of all, no doubt,
was a new addition this year, four
year-old Barbara, the tiny blond
who marched in front of the North
Mason banner. Barby loves to
march. Asked if she was tired
afterwards, "Nape", she was rea-
dy for another round,
The band is also to be con-
gratulated for a fine pmoznance
and Mr. Corliss for the instruction
and patience he has given it.
The 8th grade had its annual
dance at the fire hall last week,
although because of the full high
school its graduation ceremonies
are no more.
BPW DINNER MEETING
TO BE HELD ON CANAL
Tile first meeting of the Bus-
iness and ProfesMonal "Women's
Club nnder the direction of the
new officers will be held following
a 6:45 p.m. dinner next Wednesday
at: the Sea Fare on Hood Canal.
YOUR SAVINGS See
Emerson
TV
and
At Current Annual Rates @
EARN DIVIDENDS AT
Shellon Branoh
Stereo
Thurston County Federal =t
Savings & Loan Assooiation Johnny,s
Accounts Insured to $10,000,00 by the , F,S.L.I.C.
MusioBox
9 A.M. - 4 P.M. Monday thru Thursday
10 to 3, 4 to 5:30 Fridays
Home Office Branch Office
5th & Capitol Way 0 313 Railroad Ave.
Olympia, Wash. Shelton, Wash.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES • PrJvate, Confidential, Economical
205 Cota St.
TOP ROW -- Tom Pidduck . . . Bob Dick . .. Marie Baker... Gordon Morris
SECOND ROW --Dennis Byerly... George Ison . . • Niona Cotant . . . Pat Toombs
THIRD ROW -- Bill Walbaum .... Jim Davis... Judy Satran ... Joyce Stinson
FOURTH ROW -- Jeri Matz... Madelon Rarey... Jean Kunzl ... Vioki Card
FIFTH ROW -- Larry Kralicek... Bill Guy • •. Butch Bead... Mike Higgins
BOTTOM ROW -- Emily Gire... AI Hart . . . Lois Drake . . . Darlene Sargent
NOT PICTURED -- Mike Bell ... Pare Bead ... Mike Livingston ... Nadine Mart
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HOOD CANAL SCHOOL
Glenn Johns Elected President Of t
Body; Gradimtion Scheduled For
Voting last Friday for officers
of the student body council re-
turned Glenn Johns from Lower
Skol¢omisl as president, Betty Co-
an from Union as vice president,
Diana Tiulm frolll Uilion as seEre-
tary, and Jan Roberson from Pot-
latch as h'easurer.
ThEy will succeed this year's
officers, who were Edward Lath-
am, president; Diana Timm, VICE-
presidenl ; Sandy Lyman, secre-
tary; and B'lrl]ara Jarvis, treasur-
er.
GRAI)IIATION IVICDNESDAY
lfl
!
Matlock
quite a few
Fostiwtl.
got a first
)resented a
also got
band on
took first
3rd on their
daugh-
Harold Beer-
June 6' will be graduation night"
for the 9th grade of Hood Canal
Junior High. The guest speaker
will be Judge Charles Wright from
Union. Mr. Wright is a justice of
the Supreme Court.
The invocation will be given by
Rex,. Wesley Gain, who iv minister
of the Hoodsport church.
Sand), Lyman, with a grade
point average of 3.77 for three
years, is validietdrian. The honor
of Salutatorian goes to Virginia
Crumb, with a. grade point aver-
age of 3.64.
The presentation of diplomas
will be by Robert M. SmitiL chair-
man of the school board.
The choir, directed by Mr. Dick
Endicott, will sing two numbers,
accompanied by Mrs. Endicott on
the piano. The American Legion
and lhe American Legion Auxil-
iary are giving awards to the
outstanding ninth grade boy and
girl in citizenship.
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GIRLg' LEAGUE MEETING
Today was the last Girls League
meeting of the year. They had the
election and installation of new
officers for the coming year. They
are as follows:
President, Sandra Simons; vice
Fresident, Sandra Bollenger; sec-
retary, Sylvia Sund and treasurer,
Jan Roberson.
Thls year's officers were: Pres-
ident, Sandy Lyman; vice presi-
dent, Mary Ellen Johnson; sec-
retary, Linda LaBissoniere and
treasm'er, Virginia Crumb.
ThE girls wish to thank Mrs.
McDowell for her assistance ifi the
Girls League for this year.
LOWER SKOKOMISH PICNIC
The Lower Skokomish students
had their annual school picnic,
May 23, at Twanoh State Park.
They played "capture the flag",
baseball, and had a treasure hnnt.
Many had fun ill a squirt-gun war.
A few students went swimming'.
Many parents also joined in the
picnic, and, although we had a
cloudy day, everyone enjoyed
themselves.
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SPORTS
In football tills year, we have
won three games and lost one to
North Mason. %re came in first
in football.
Advice is like snow, the softer
it falls, the longer it dwells upon,
and the deeper it sinks into, the
mind. --Samuel Taylor Coleridge
In tlasketh:dl Mr,
(nth and eighth
in first \\;vit
loss. Robert Miller :
points for the
nadE l,lle
For batsehall INS
kv()n Olle galne arid
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MENU---JUNE 4"
I Monday ....
i milk.
Tuesd,w-- Picnic
1)rise"
Wednesday---Or
biscuits, fruiL ;10rize in lhe Pet
$
;.: James Lozier of
PICNIC-- i. 011 Mrs. M. E.
June 5 the jufii0 ,,,,
pje I!"' g,0SCoe Crowell
are having their biff,ll p,
State Park. '£he l0rtraan and Carl
students to tile Pa!'i.ttlrdaytg':
will go swimnfingtli,,atld Ml. dinner
sion. After\\;yardS "k!01i. .', L. D.
contests and prize',
the students will{::111, CHAMBERIJN
beans, hot dogs, S n spent Friday
th ,.['.) and Mrs. Lud
furnished by picfii...
treasury. Tle
10 a.m. to 2 p.lULiiL Grunko of
making all the nee with Mrs.
ments, and Cary Port-
Rossmaier
NEW g,ests of
Larson of
Fredenburg
and Mrs.
at the Elvin
were Mr.
of Shel-
and Mrs.
of Abel'-
and
Sunday
Valley
and
Mrs. Win.
Mrs. Ral!h
and Mr. and
son were
of Mr. and
Ander-
Orchard
L. Isbel of
net guests
Helin.
F. Cool{ of
and Mrs. Max
ning with
of
Its of a son
May
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al'(
Brehmeyer
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and Mrs
and
Morris
mother, Mrs.
Shelton were
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St.
Simpson of
Boothe
Dave of
Singleton
of Mr.
ze lV[atlock
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exercises at
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