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SHELTON HIGH SCHOOL graduates listen to one of the speakers during
commencement exercises Tuesday evening.
Commencement exercises are held for seniors
The 1978 graduates of
Shelton High School received
their diplomas in commencement
exercises at Highdimber Stadium
Tueay evening.
Receiving the class hearts
were Shaun Byme and Jeff
Sawyer.
Student speakers for the
program were Valedictorian
Robert Stewart, Salutatorian
lslie Mix, and David Wishart
and Janet Holland selected by
tile members of the graduating
class.
Awards and scholarships were
announced by Principal Bernard
Shaw, the class was presented for
graduation by Superintendent
Louis Grinnell, and the diplomas
were presented by Dr. George
Radich, chairman of the Shelton
School Board.
The invocation and
benediction were given by
Reverend Kurt Hardenbrook of
the First Christian Church.
Music was presented by the
high school band and mixed
choir.
Scholarships and awards
announced by Shaw were:
College-sponsored
scholarships and recognition:
James Cochran, University of
Rochester; Leslie Mix, University
of Chicago; Charlie Shugart,
Columbia University, New York;
Bruce Dorcy, St. Martin's
College; Douglas Coleman, Air
Force Academy; Stephanie
Brady, Centralia Community
College; Rick Brooks, University
of Puget Sound; Joann Krogh,
Western Washington State
University; and Edward Lester,
U.S. Naval Academy Prep
School, Newport, Rhode Island.
Scholarships:
Hood Canal Woman's Club,
' ...... : S S Fund transfer
,VFW drop dent .... ,
house sponsorship ', approved
The Mason County
The Shelton Veterans of
Foreign Wars Post announced
this week it has voted to
discontinue co-sponsorship of the
Sheiton High School carpentry
class house construction project.
The VFW Post and the
carpentry class have co-sponsored
the project for the past 32 years.
Larry Godwin, chairman of
Korean visits
in Shelton
Kwang Chan Kwak from
Seoul, Korea visited in Shelton
three days last week, staying at
the home of Shelton Police
Patrolman Nick Patterson.
Kwak was in Shelton as a
part of the Friendship Force
program at the same time
Deputy Sheriff Fred Pharris was
visiting in Korea as a part of the
same program.
Kwak arrived in Shelton May
31 and Stayed until June 4 when
he and others visiting in this part
of thestate were scheduled to
take a tour of the Olympia
Brewery and :the State Capitol
gro unds .......
tte planned to leave June 5
to go to New York to visit his
brother, wh 9 is employed by
Greyhound Bus Company there.
Patterson took his visitor on
a ferry trip from Bremerton to
Seattle. Included in the trip were
visits to the Naval Shipyard in
Bremerton and the Space Needle
in Seattle.
the VFW housing committee,
said in a letter this week that the
post had voted at its last meeting
to relinquish co-sponsorship of
the project.
The program, like everything
else, must change as times
change.
"The past few years a greater
strain has been put on the
carpentry class to meet deadlines
set by the homeowner for
subcontractors, and the program
has also been used as a profit
project for the homeowner. This
was never the intent of the
program. It was meant to be an
educational program for the
student and to assist the
homeowner. The class had had
to miss other classroom work to
meet the deadlines along with
working so rapidly, the
educational benefit of the
program has been lost," Godwin
said in his letter.
The carpentry class will
continue to build homes, but
under a new and different
program.
Godwin said the VFW post
expressed appreciation to the
Shelton High School staff and
the many people in the county
who have helped on the program
during the 32 years of its
existence.
The post expressed best
wishes to the carpentry class on
its future program and stated the
post will continue to help in any
way it can.
Commission has approved a
budget transfer for the sheriff's
department to transfer $3,000
from repair and maintenance
supplies to extra help and
$2,000 from operating supplies
to transportation.
ONE DAY WORKSHOP!
June 17th, 9 a.m.-5 p-m.
ALPBACK PAINTING
Swiss decorative, new technique
We will be closed the month of July.
archnick's
:oe =.00ne tole and gxEt cottage
426-2100
Page 2 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, June 8, 1978
Cornelia Mak and Tim
Radzykewycz; Shelton Rotary
Club, Ann Mueller; Mark Reed,
Catherine Ruddell; ITT
Rayonier, Robb Stewart; Mason
County Credit Union, Karen
Spezza; Shelton Elks, Catherine
Ruddell and Bruce Dorcy;
Shelton Elks (Paternal), Christine
Fearn; Shelton Elks Emblem
Club, Christine Fearn; 40 and 8,
Jane Gerhold; Southside PTO,
Tim Radzykewycz; Zonta Club
(Academic), Linda Monger
(alternate Douglas Kirk);
(Vocational) Cornelia Mak
(alternate Trudy Lindberg);
Delta Kappa Gamma, Aon ,,
Mueiler; Loyal Order dis the ¢
Moose, Ann Mueiler (alternate
Laurie Byrd); Skookum Rotary,
Barbara Whitten; Mason County
4-H Leaders Council, Tammi
Kelley and ReNee Winger; Mary
M. Knight, PEa, Chapter B,
Kathryn Rogerson; Shelton
Honor Society, Tammi Kelley
and Jim Cole; Mason County
Grange, Jane Gerhold, Tannni
Kelley and Catherine Ruddell;
Mason County Hospital
Auxiliary, Cindy Peterson,
Cheryl VanderWal and Jane
Gerhold; Kiwanis Key Club, Rick
Brooks; Kristmastown Kiwanis,
(Academic) Gordon Reed,
(Vocational) Trudy Lindberg;
and Women of the Moose,
Cheryl VanderWal.
Glance at history
The first glance at History
convinces us that the actions of
men proceed from their needs,
their passions, their characters
and talents; and impresses us
with the belief that such needs,
passions and interests are the
sole spring of action - the
efficient agents in this scene of
activity. Among these may,
perhaps, be found aims of a
liberal or universal kind -
benevolence it may be, or noble
patriotism; but such virtues and
general views are but
insignificant as compared with
the World and its doings.
Georg Wilhelm
Friedrich Hegel
LIVE LIKE
FOR PEANUTS
Fly to brunch or lunch!
Ocean Shores or Roche Harbor,
followed by tour of Peninsula
or San Juan Islands.
$35 Per Person
Includes Food
Call now for reservations
SHELTON AIIIFLI
426-1477
PIPER
Piper Flite Center
Thermometer needed repair
While weather records are tell if any records were set record was 102
not detailed enough to determine during the past week. 1942, according to tM
whether or not the hot Government digests of the records.
temperatures in recent days set weather data indicate a
any new records, they were hot temperature of 83 degrees
enough to put the temperature Fahrenheit can be expected four Just the facts
instruments at the Shelton days in May one year in five. No honest historian
station out of commission, the The data also shows part with - or
volunteer weather observer at temperatures of 86 degrees forces he has to
ITT Rayonier said this week. Fahrenheit can be expected four even the extinction
The maximum thermometer days one year in five in June. human race should b0
required repairs. The highest recorded fact to be grouped
The weather records, which temperature in May was 95 vital statistics.
have been maintained since degrees registered in 1948 and Henry'Br0ol
1932, are not detailed enough to the highest June temperature on
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