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ATH LETE O FTH EWE E K
In last week's article "Climbers receive awards at banquet" the junior varsity
Offensive Player of the Year was incorrectly identified as Thomas Gettle. Sopho-
more Thomas Lanphear received the junior varsity Offensive Player of the Year
award at the Highclimber banquet. The Journal regrets the error.
Holiday greetings from Shelton Cemetery Association and Shelton Memorial Park. We are announcing our
annual Christmas wreath program at Shelton Memorial Park for grave placement. The price for wreaths will
be $25.00 (tax included). Wreaths may be ordered now and will be placed on graves from December 12th
to the 16th. All orders must be received no later than December 9th. We cannot guarantee placement of
orders received later than this date.
Please use the order blank printed below. Be sure to include the number of wreaths you need and your
loved ones name(s). It is not necessary for you to know the location, but it is helpful to print your phone
number if we have any questions. We cannot accept any orders without payment. Only wreaths to be
placed at Shelton Memorial Park should be ordered on this form. Your cancelled check or money order stub
will be your receipt.
Please make checks 0ayable to: Shelton Cemetery Association 1605 Van Buren Shelton, WA 98584
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Shelton head wrestling coach Chris Lacy, left, with Colby Barber, cen-
ter, and Johnathen Dennis, right, demostrates the proper technique of a
move to the team.
SHS wrestler stays busy
By EMILY HANSON
Johnathen Dennis seems to have trouble
standing still.
During a brief interview, he fidgeted
back and forth and played with the climb-
ing rope in the wrestling room. Later, he
said he likes to stay busy.
Dennis, a senior on the
Shelton wrestling eam,
begins his fourth sea-
son with the Highclimb-
ers this winter at the
195-pound weight class.
Last winter, he wrestled
at 170 pounds.
"I placed second at
Johnathen districts and made it to
Dennis regionals where I placed
fifth," Dennis said. "Post-
season-wise, my season
didn't go well. but I went 28-11 for match-
es."
Dennis said he began wrestling because
he was waiting for his friend to finish up
practice and Wrestling looked like fun, so he
tried.
"I kept with it because I'm good at it," he
added.
As a sophomore, Dennis was an alternate
at state'in the 160-pound weight class.
He also plays football and rugby.
"I enjoy competing.and these sports keep
me busy," he said.
Dennis enjoys wrestling so much, in fact,
that he's hoping to wrestle in college, though
he hasn't picked a specific school yet.
"How I place at state will determine
which schools look at me," Dennis said. "I
want to pursue radiology."
Dennis said several broken bones in his
life led to him wanting to become a radiolo-
gist.
"They seem like their jobs are cool, just x-
raying bones, and it's good money," he said.
Sbience is one of Dennis' best subjects in
school, where he has earned As and Bs so
far this year.
"I'm in chemistry and I've taken anato-
my, biology, physics, animal science and
earth science," Dennis said. "I also like his-
tory."
Outside of sports and classes, Dennis is
also a member of DECA this year, though
he hasn't chosen an event to compete in yet.
"I took a marketing class and an entre-
preneur class and the teacher said I should
join DECA," Dennis said.
When he's net in school or playing sports,
Dennis said he likes to play video games,
go frisbee golfing, go on hikes: basically do
anything to keep busy.
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Page C-6 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, November 24, 2011
by Sarah Newman, D.C.
NOT SOMETHING TO LET SLIDE
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issues
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that children and teens on sleds
account for nearly 21.,000 injuries
annually. As parents might suspect,
children between the ages of 10
and 14 years account for the most
injuries, and boys accoun for
nearly 60 percent of all cases. With
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