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August 14, 1969     Shelton Mason County Journal
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JAMES McGINNIS, JR. -- Graduate and Masters Degree from Central Washington State College. Taught at Top- penish and was high school principal the past several years at Joseph, Oregon. He will be vice-principal in the high school. MARK MITROVICH -- Graduate of the University of Washington in English- -Speech. He will teach De- bate and English in the high school. JOHN STARK -- Graduate of Western Washington State College where he, also, re- ceived his Masters Degree in physical education. Mr. Stark taught and coached at Friday Harbor, Nooksack Valley. The past three years he has been assistant football coach and P.E. instructor at Simon Frazier University in British Columbia. Mr. Stark will teach P.E. and head the boys&apos; physical education depart- ment, along with the head football coaching assignment in the high school. FLOYD JACKSON -- Grad- uate of the University of Washington where he, also, received his Masters Degree in administration. Mr. Jack- son will be the new junior Plenty of Hew Paint In Halls of £earnin T h e r e g u I a r s u m m e r Constaerabl¢ maintenance program is being done to inside completed on schedule, according buildings. The to Frank Willard, Director of the halls and Special Services and Maintenance. Junior High In addition to the regular the exterior scrubbing, washing, waxing and Gym, sealing floors, and minor repairs some being done by the custodians, the View and District has completed a number Furnace of painting projects this summer, rebuilt whet landscaping Ronnie's formerly Christmas Town Beauty In New Location LIVELINE Plaid Quartet MONTE HAAG -- Graduate ED HOPKINS ..... Graduate of RAND PETERSEN -- Grad- LORRAINE JOHNSON -- Graduate of Valley City of the University of Northern Northern Montana College. uate of Northern State State College in North De- Iowa. He taught fourth, fifth Mr. Hopkins previously Teachers College in South high principal. Mr. Jackson kate. Miss Johnson will teach and sixth grades at Waterloo, taught in Shelton and last Dakota. Mr. Petersen was has taught in Raymond and !1 Iowa, for the past six years, year taught in Glasgow, Man- high school librarian in Crof- Aberdeen and was principal " English-Journalism in the He will teach in the fifth- tenn. He will teach in the ton, Nebraska, the last sev- at Hood Canal. He wassuper- high school. -sixth departmentalized pro- fifth-sixth program at Ever- eral years. He will be librar- intendent-principal of a de- gram at Evergreen School• green School. inn in the high school, pendent school in Maracaibo, 5helton Faculty Totals 107 Venezuela, for four years. .':_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:r/ The past year he has been   completing his Masters De- gree at the University of Washington. 105 bilrl Hy-Lond Inn • now tl Cheryl Adams is .., us, specializing in wig ,. d" And Penny smith is I" Phone 4 TRUE-TO' Make Cool it... as you hit the | TA.BL ! 8inch e 7.50, now lovelier, happier feet while yoU watch' If you're one of those women who'd rather bare her soul than bare her feet, take heart. For Feet's Sake is here. A whole new approach to foot beauty and foot health. Ready to help you bare your feet with pride. To restore the natural beauty that civilization stole. Ready to make them baby smooth again and feel as fresh and comfortable as a summer shower. You can see it happening. PUMICE SOUFFLl:"Conspicuously reduces rough, ugly, painful spots. 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Reg. 1.60, now ........... • ,,.,,. . i m .tt it t t i i Page 12 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, August 14, 1969 requires "face to face" personal Pre-registrotion interviews with all teacher candidates, hiring out-of-state Pre-registration for new people is usually difficult due to students in the Grapeview School the long distance the teacher must District will be from 10 a.m. to travel to interview. The teaching staff has been two extra elementary and two completed for the opening of additional junior-senior high school Sept. 2, according to Louis school teachers. (;rinnell, superintendent. An Shelton School District additional one or two elementary administrative teams visited teachers may be employed when Western, Eastern and Central the Mr. View School addition is Washington State College completed, however, campuses, along with the Twenty-three teachers and one University of Washington, administrator left the District this interviewing a total of 110 year and one teacher was granted teaching candidates. Lists of Back School a leave of absence for the school openings mailed to colleges in ten GO tO • • • year. The 161 teacher ...... states produced 1,050 letters of administrator staff has been application for teaching and GJ d C f increased to 167 for the coming administrative positions in amorous an are ree school year. One additional Shelton. Interviews were held vice-principal has been added to with 485 teachers who were asked Helene Curtis just invented a wig, the high school, one remedial to come to Shelton during the wiglette, and fall that are so glam- reading teacher will work in the week and on Saturdays in the orous and carefree you'll proudly elementary school, along with months of April, May and June. A wear them everywhere, day-time total of thirty-one teachers and or date-time. Each shade is a administrators were finally blend of several different colors, employed. So it looks as natural as your own The school administration hair. Feels just as natural, too. attempts, through the Yet Nature Blend of Modac 53 tm employment of teachers from a variety of colleges and balancing requires half the care. beginning and experienced Nature Blend behaves like you teachers in various fields, to wish your own hair would. Helene maintain a varied staff balance. Curtis has permanently curled For the first time this year a good each hairpiece so your style won't variety of out-of-state teachers wilt in the humidity. Curls won't with varied backgrounds and even shampoo away. In fact, Na- '  abi!ities were employed.  Cure Blend never needs setting. .... , ,  ,. tot of ,13,,tai¢Cmnced ...... Create dozens of styles simply by teachers were employed from the following colleges: Washington brushing and teasing the thick State University, two; Western tresses. That's a few styles more Washington State College, three; than you can expect from your Central Washington State College, own hair! • three; Eastern Washington State Nature Blend is static-free (no College, two; University of fly-away ends), non-allergic, and Washington, one; Colorado State non-inflammable, too. College, two. Come in and see what Nature Sixteen experienced teachers MICHAEL SIMS .... Graduate were employed from various Blend can do for you. All the bet- of Colorado State College. districts in the State, but, also, ter if your own hair becomes Mr. Sims will teach Bqsiness representing Montana, Iowa, jealous! Education and Math in the North Dakota, Nebraska, New high school and assist in foot- York and Canada. The two ball and wrestling, administrators employed received their education in the State of Washington. Grapeview Sets Since the school administration vergreeM I NEW FROM VITAJTH ® Reg,, 198 NOW 3-RING BINDER See Vou00' As Others S DIAL DAY, EVENING LIGHTeeee, • for Deflect maedP rlVt/ftTe" • Slay cool No hot bulbs NO glaf¢ No trobcs,tt ShadoWS • Swivel/lf[Of fronl regular tO me. QIIytn{I • Adlu,t tO any angle $ Reg. .