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June 5, 1969     Shelton Mason County Journal
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Hood Canal School: ,L,,. ,, ,, , ,, ,,i , ,. Classroom Work Is Being Completed Here This Week . Teachers are winding up the year's classwork tomorrow. Next week will be used for tests, checking in of library and class- room books, cleaning of lockers, paying fines, and fimdly Krad- uation for the ninth graders. This week Miss Jones' ninth grade English finished a unit on "Great Expectations". A film was shown in conjunction with the story. Miss Jones' eighth grade girls are closing out a home econo- mics project in sewing of skirts and blouses while the ninth grade girls are completing their dress and blouses. The seventh grade drama class is doing some oral read- ing. M r s. McDowell's seventh grade science class azl Mr. Johnson's eighth grade science class are viewing special fllnm dealing with outer space. Their space mitts are of special inter- est because of last week's moon flight which they saw on TV. Mrs. McDowell's seventh grade art class is working on natural scenes drawn in pastels. Tomorrow will be a field day at the junior high. Students ed. June I1-$1.50 car load] ing Kong vs. Godzilla,' I Champagne Murders" :,flxatld come dressed to enjoy themselves. As was stated be- fore, pets are to stay hem. Teachers will start to check text books for unnecessary da- mage. Fine slips will be made out and turned into the office before June 6. Students must pay fines before school is out. This year's district family out- lng will be held at the John Pill home after sch()l tomorrow. fore, pets are to stay home. Parents please have your children bring home all the gear they have taken" to school and deposited there. The janitors will be most indebted to you for this. The Bookmobile people have reported to us that there are nearly 200 books still not check- ed in to them. Please look around the house and return any school library or regional library books you may find at home. Senator Robert "Bob" ILidder, Democrat, 35th District, King Cotmty will be graduation speak- er at the Hood Canal ninth grade graduation next Wednes- day at 8 p.m. June 11 in the H(x)d Canal Gym. The ninth grade class has Debbie East- gard as valedictorian and Jan Goodpaster as salutatorian. Ma- ny other awards will be given as well as chairman of the school Board, Charles Linder giving out the graduation dip- loma. Ridder, In the 1969 Legislature prolx)Sed, the number of school districts in Washington be cut from 339 to between 130 and 150. Mason County, under the plan of Sen. Ridder, would have been one. school district. The bill died in committee after a full house hearing held in the Senate. The Kindergarten class had a field trip to the zoo and aquar- ium at Pt. Defiance last Tues- day. The children, parents and prschooler spent the entire day enjoying .the antics of the mdmals and the excellent dis- plays of marine life. Those par- ents attending the trip were Mesdames ttarry Coles, Don Cu. Ilk. Joan Friedman. l.)arrell Ho- gan, Bill Hunter, Richard Done, IIalu)ld Drake:, Tom Pulsifcr and Gerald Richart plus the teachers Mesdames Jack Grubb and John Pill. One brief rain shower was the only thing tha kept the trip from being a perfect outing. A sincere thanks to all who help- ed. ! I i FOUR YOUNG PEOPLE from the local Assembly of God Church will be members of the Northwest Youth Choir which will travel across the U.S. and into Canada on tours this summer. Left to right are Kenneth Kempton, Beverly Brenn, Melody Lyon and Mergene Lyon. The young peo- ple will be divided into two groups, one going throughout the Northwest United States and parts of Canada and the other along the Eastern Seaboard from Boston to South Carolina. Mergene Lyon will be on the eastern tour and the other three on the northwest tour. The tours start June 11 and conclude July 3. They are part of a group of 120 young people who will be taking part in the choirs. Shelton High School: Graduation, Senior Party Scheduled For Tonight By sIGIHD CRABTBEE Graduation will be held to- night in the High School Gym- nasium starting at 8 p.m. Afterwards the Senior Class Party will be held at Top of the Ocean in Tacoma, start- ing at 11 p.m. with a by.fret suPinr. There will be games, and snacks provided. The Sweet Rolle will provide entertainment and music. Top of the Ocean is a cruise boat which was redone and moored in Tacoma. The party was plann(l by the Seniors' l)arents and the class advisor. Bus transportation will be pro- vided but those wishing to drive ary M. Knigh¢ Honors Hare As Teacher Of Year By DENISE AVERY plan to return to teach here ' next year," he said. This year Mary M, Knight Born and raised in Philadel- got out of the gTOOVe. We else- phia, Pa., Hare attended and ted a "Teacher of the Year." graduated in 1967 from Andrews This contest was not based en- University, Berrion S p r i n g s, tirely on popularity, but on ac- Mich., majoring in zoology and complishment with the students, minoring in chemistry. John A. Hare, teacher of jun- He taught one year at Star lor high and high school sci. CommonweaRh for Boys, a ences, has been chosen "Teach- school for emotionally disturb- er of the Year". ed boys. Hare is married and has no Since this is Hare's first children. He Likes sports and year here he was very stir- hiking. prised and happy to be chosen. He decided to move to the "I am very appreciative of Northwest because he thought the warm reception the students he would like it here, which here have given me, and I he does very well. may. BACCAIaUREATE Baccalaureate was held June 1 in the Shelton Gymnasium at 7 p.m. This was held for all seniors who wished to attend and their parents. The Mason County Ministrial Association planned and organ- ized the event. SENIOR8 May 29 the seniors of '69 left SHS forever. They left amlds loud stomping and laughter yet there was a twinge of sadness as they departed from our halls. Now they are headed for new horizons which they can con- quer. BANQUET A Key Club Banquet was held at the Hood Canal Women's Club May 28. The Banquet was free and to all Key Club members. AWARDS Karen Burgess was named Girl of the Year at the Award Assembly May 27. She was elected from the girls who had been elected Girl of the MonCh. The spring sports letters were given at the awards assembly. They included gulf, track, base- ball and tennis. The GAA (Girls' Athletic A sociation) and Scarlet S lettem were also given out. The new members for the Honor Society were given their membership cards and the sophomores eligible were tap- ped. The last event of the awards assembly was the naming of next year's Pep Staff. They are: Yell Leaders: Karen Cole, Deb- by Cox, IAnda Krebs and Deb- hie Rae; Song Queens: Terri Bostrom, Chris Systma, Mary Tabor and Diana Willianmon. This years Pep Staff included Yell Leaders Karen Cole, Cheryl Fleenor, Francie Rice and San- dy Steenson; Song Queens Los- Lee Einarsson, Marilyn Okano, Mary Tabor, and Janlce Witterr- berg; and Yell Kings Dave Steinbeck, Doug Wright and Wayne Sushack. :: : Union: Monday Ouiet After Weekend On Hood By NANC' VRAHNOS with Mrs. UNION -- Monday was a Mr. and Mrs. very quiet day comatmred to the delightfully weekend. There was he con- Bingley and stant buzz of the boats on the children drove way to €.he tide flats and back, They had a there wasn't a minute that went missed Mrs. by but what there was a vehi- not come cle on the hi.ghway. The tide tng. flat looked like a crowded beach on a hot summer day. The only thing missing was the big beach umbrella set up to offer shade. The weekend gave us a taste of the summer to come. The weekend meant different things to different people. Some stayed home and worked in WED." 7 their yards. Some took advan- tage of the fine weather and FRI.-T'J0 the minus tides. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pearce Bat.- 11 and friends Mr. and Mrs. ,Tim Eaoff of Bremerton one day 1 :$0 p.m. " 4 went out onto the tla for the 8 p.m,- 11 elusive Geoduc. I was the first time the Eaoffs had gone Goe- 8N." 1 during and were thrilled with the experience. The couples al- so brought in their limit. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Aldrich and family with two friends Olvrnpll came out to the canal by cruiser and spent the weekend Bessie and Steve Hale of the Hoodsport Market Center at HoodS" port, extend sincere thanks to their many friends and customers over ths past 23 years and welcome the new owners, Neoma and Gib Frisken of Shelton. ---Bessie & SteVe Hoodsport Market center O, SAVE 18 on the top quality Latox wag .00int that'1)oes half your work? 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