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Thursday, Mar. 19, 1964 (Sec. 1) The Sandy (Ore.) Post NAVY WINGS EARNED Navy Ensign Kenneth D. Klei ber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Har- old A. Kleiber of Rt. 3, Gresh- am. received his “Wings of Gold” and was designed a naval aviator and helicopter pilot Feb. 18 at Ellyson, Field, Pensacola, Fla. He received the designation upon successful completion of the Naval Air Training Command flight training program. WIND STORM DAMAGE? ROOF LEAK? USE LOW COST THIN ALUMINUM SHEETS 23 Inches x 36 Inches ONLY 15c EACH LOWER PRICE LARGE QUANTITIES The Outlook MO 5-2181 BPW Girls of the Month OUR NEW PACKAGES picture beautiful Tumwater Falls near the Olympia Brewing Company at Tumwater, Washington. Stop by and discover we say /ts the Water By Jeannie Hendon Most Mischievous Tom Smith Tami Cutsforth Friendliest Rob Fussell Janet Meier Most Shy Pearl Walker Dale Jackson Best Actor and Actress Norman Fox Patty Fields Most Musical Rich Hill Barbara Bridgmon Best Looking Laila Nodvedt Russ Dobson Most Popular Rawley Burns Cathy Valberg Best All Around Terry Peterson Mary Beehler Best Dancers Cathy Boothby, Barbara Reudi Gary Reich Most likely to succeed Most Athletic Bob Opperman Dale Carpenter Susan Gantenbein Gail Maroney Best dressed Tuesday, the Pioneer Press went Paula Hillyard, Chuck Croston out, right on time for St. Patrick’s Don Johnston day. Brainest The ten students who had the best Everett Nishikawa crayfish drawings, In the science Kathy Weibelhaus drawing contest, whch was spon Best Artists sored by Mr. James Alles, are as Bruce Rowlands follows: John Dyal, Sally Dyal, Jeannie Hendon (hey... that’s me) Carol Houston, Cathy St. Clair, Oh boy! Spring’s almost here! It’s good to get rid of all this rain and snow for awhile and have good ole sunshine again! Wednes day began our spring vacation at SUHS. Lucky us, we don’t have to go back ‘til Monday. We’re glad to see Tom Lewis, (Music teacher) back in school again after his operation. Last Friday was his first day back. Tuesday, an award assembly was held in the boy’s gym. Letters were presented to varsity and junior varsity boys, who partici pated in basketball and wrestling. Senior term paper time is here again. Tuesday was the deadline for all Modern Problems classes. The assignment was to state a problem, tell why it is a pro blem and solve it. Well. . . i guess I can tell you who’s in the Senior Hall of Fame. Here goes . . . Kathy Crane, Larry Loundree, Gregg Behrens, Marilyn Warren, Diane Lindsey, and Tim Gillespie. These students will now draw the life history of a frog. From those drawings, first, second and thir ’ place winners will be chosen. The annual free style wrestling 'ournament, which starts Thursday and winds up Saturday night, will be held at Clackamas High School this year. Wrestlers who will part icipate are Hall Dyal, and little brother Tom, Jeff Matz, and my little brother Arlie Hendon. An interschool choir will be held sometime in April. I’ll tell you more about it next issue, Nancy Kitchen and Margaret Boothby were absent from school last Monday, because of an all- state choir meeting. Both girls, who are juniors, just so happen to be members of the prominent choir. ATTENTION SENIORS as soon as spring vacation is over with, this year’s graduates may try out for parts in the senior play which will be presented sometime in April. "Our Town,” which is the title of this year’s prod uction, will be directed by senior English teacher Mrs. Thayus Par menter. A special assembly for seniors will be held March 26, at 1:35 p.m. NEW STUDENT Linda Watts, our only new stu- dent since last issue, is a cute sophomore from Pima, Arizona, Linda has the cutest Southern drawl! Last Monday, the following clubs met: Junior Chamber of Com merce, Future Farmers of Amer ica, Girl’s Athletic Association, Speech and Drama Club, Ham- Radio Club, and the Honor Society. Fire Dept. Auxiliary Saturday night, March 14, the "Benefit Basketball Ball Game” between the Sandy merchants and the Sandy Fire Department was played in the Sandy high school gym. The merchants came up win ners with a score of 61 points to the firemen’s 25 points. A good game was played by all, even though sometimes you couldn’t tell what the game was. The Ambulance Fund was boost ed by approximately $81. Ulis in cluded a donation by the Sandy Chapter of the FFA of $13.78 rais ed from the sale of popcorn at the game. Another benefit coming up in the near future is a "Theater Party,” to be held at the Sunset Theater on April 1. The movie to be shown will be, "Ring of Fire,” and was filmed right here in Oregon at Vernonia. Also watch for the Fire Department popcorn wagon on nice Sundays at the east end of Sandy. The Fire Department and Aux iliary wish to thank all of those who are so generous in helping us make our dream of a new am bulance for the community come true. Ambulance runs: March 14 — Mrs. Violet Young, home, Gresham General, by Billie McNutt and Gene Fischer. March 14 — Christina Brooks, Sandy, Gresham General, by Bil lie McNutt and Gene Fischer. March 14 — Leslie Fox, Da mascus — Willamette Falls hos pital, Oregon City, by Gene Fisch er and Billie McNutt. March 15 — James Ward, Mc- quires Rest Home, Gresham Gen eral, by John Davenport and Gene Fischer. March 16 -- LeRoy Lamb, San dy, Gresham General, by Mike Cochran and Frank Jadrny. Monday, March 16 — Billie Mc Nutt was taken to Gresham Gen eral hospital suffering from injur ies received while on duty with the Ambulance. We all wish Billie speedy recovery and hope to see her home real soon, JwAt beer "Its Kathy Valberg (March) Gail Maronay (February) Gail Maronay, chosen for her The Sandy Business and Prof- friendliness by the Sandy Busi essional women of Sandy have ness and Professional Club for chosen Kathy Valberg as their the month of February is a pop girl for the month of March. Kathy ular active senior at Sandy Union was chosen for her services to the High school. school. She is active in the Pep Gail was recently chosen Worthy Club and interested in speech. Advisor of the Sandy Rainbow Club Kathy works in her father’s and is a member of the G.A.A. hardware store in Boring after The past two years Gail has been school, weekends and during the assistant to the recreation dir- summer months. Kathy plans to ector for the summer recreation attend Linfield College next fall. program sponsored by the Kiwanis. Gail who lives in Sandy plans to REAL ESTATE CLASS attend LaGrande College and wants to major in secretarial science and Basic rules of good real es minor in education. tate investing will be presented this spring during a non-credit course which will be offered by the Division of Continuing Ed The Series "H” Savings Bond ucation on the Portland State matures in 10 years and pays you college campus. Participants Interest by automatic Treasury will meet Wednesday evening, check every six months. Held to from April 1 to June 3, from maturity the Series "H” Bond 7-9:30 p.m. Further informa will yield 3-3/4 per cent interest. tion may be obtained by contact ing the Division of Continuing Education, 1633 SW Park. The Cottrell Community club are sponsoring their annual ham dinner, Saturday, March 21 at the Cottrell grade school. 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