Cottrell Doings
AT SANDY
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
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Class officers in Miss Porett’s to be on a losing streak, having
sixth grade room are John War­ lost the last three games. Rock­
ren, president; Linnea Cansler, wood, having good height, control­
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vice - president; Tommy Fuss­ led most of the rebounds. Early
ell, secretary; Nick Eklund, re­ in the second quarter David Jack-
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Saimly Post, Sandj, Oregon
Ju mi ary 23, 1964
porter; Kathy Harrison, student ley twisted his ankle and was out
council representative.
until the last few minutes of the
General by Kenny Burdick and
In spelling they are playing a third quarter.
1/13 — Selliä Armsplger, Rt. mans to Gresham General by Deane Bob Pursel.
basketball game in which a per­
Sandy lost the game 37-27, fight­
1, Boring, transported from a lo­ Wessellnk and Gib Oldenkamp.
1/19
Lex Schmitz, Sandy,
fect score counts as a field goal. ing all the way. The only three
cal rest home to St. Vincent’s
1/18 — Connie Gump, Nancy, died en transit from a local doc­
In social studies they made maps scorers in the game were Ron
hospital by Juanita Conn, Ruth John, Harold, and Leila Lellilld, tor’s office to the Veteran’s hos­
of South America with wheat-paste Williams, David Jackley and Don­
Kolling and Billie McNutt.
all of St. Helens, from a car acci­ pital. Attendants were Kenny Bur­
and fine sawdust. When they dry nie Snyder.
Fire truck to the Curtis Thomp­ dent near Government Camp to dick and Bob pursel.
they will be painted.
The JV’s lost their game to
son residence, south Cherryville Gresham General by Gene Fisch­
Lena Hutchins, Brightwood,
Mr. Buroker’s sixth grade star­ Rockwood 30-26. The next home
road. Stove explosion, no damage er and Kenny Burdick.
from Portland Osteopathic hospi­
ted the week off with disecting two game will be today, Thursday, at
reported to the residence.
1/18 — Mike Motejl and Milt tal to Orchard Crest Rest Home
cow’s eyes. They are studying eye­ 3:30 with Heights.
1/15 — Karen and Donald R. Marcy, Sandy, from an auto acci­ by Kenny Burdick and Bob Pur­
sight in science. They are bring­
Taft Jr., Sandy, from near Rick- dent on Dover road to Gresham sel.
ing news articles of Latin Amer­ GIRLS SPORTS
ica to help understand social stud­ By Gloria Anderson & Marsha
ies.
Smith
New class officers are Gwen-
na Shaw, president; Mary Jo Mad­
Mr. Boothby’s room won the
ison, vice - president; Pat Car­ morning rescess sackett intra­
ey, secretary; Charlotte Hames, murals in the intermediate build­
council representative; Shirley ing. Julie Snyder’s team is lead­
Gannon, sergeant-at-arms; and ing in the volleyball Intramurals
Jim Martin, reporter.
at noon.
Miss Tomlinson reports some
In the uppergrade gym Penny
very good entries for the Oregon Paluck and Connie Berger’s team
History Essay Contest. The win­ is still in the lead in volleyball
ners will be announced next week. Intramurals.
Mrs. Katt’s pupils have been
After basketball is over, tumb­
making Indian band Instruments ling will start in P.E.
and then dance to them Indian
style. They are proud to say they
had only one absent all week.
Mrs. Beehler’s 4th grade stu­
dents were happy to have Ella
DeLong become a member of
the class on Tuesday. Each is tak­
ing a turn as her helper at school.
Paul Hutchinson moved to Mil­
waukie at Christmas time. He
wrote a letter to the class telling
about the school he Is in now. In
Mrs. Beehler’s art class they
are trying to keep the snow away
by making snowmen families and
snow pictures.
Shirley Hallmark is a new pupil
in Mrs. Triplett’s room since
Jan. 15.
Mike Booker from Mr. Booth­
by’s room moved to the Orient
district.
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R. B. Wilkinson is spending a
few days at the Gresham hospital
for some rheumatic treatment.
Miss Edith Johnson, our pri­
mary teacher, is able to be at
home from the hospital now.
Teachers Institute is Friday at
Colton so there will be no school
that day, Jan. 24.
Mrs. Harold Lundy entertain­
ed at dinner last Sunday, Mr. and
Mrs. Al Bergman. Mr. Bergman
had to ship out this week for a
three month trip to India.
At Cottrell school last Wednes­
day Don Anderson, a 4-H mem-
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ber and OSU student, entertained
with a program about Germany,
where he spent six months as an
exchange student. He will be here
later for another program.
Mrs. Lizzie Breen has gone tc
Ohio with her brother for a few
weeks visit.
Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Har-
vy Watkins entertained 17 at din-
ner for their daughter Dorothy
Naas’s birthday.
Cottrell Ladies Aid met at Mrs.
Watkins this past week, and will
meet next time Jan. 29 at Mrs.
C. J. Wilkinson’s.
Mrs. Harold Reynolds had as
guests relatives from Brookings.
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budget tor next year. School board
members and Mr. Sutherland have
attended school meetings which
were called to acquaint school
people with the new budget law.
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