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About Siletz newsletter. (Siletz, OR) 1981-198? | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1981)
CONGRATULATIONS: "STUDENTS FOR A JOB WELL DONE By: Sharon Butler SENIOR KELLY SIMMONS received the Larkie Logan Award for outstanding accomplishments in volleyball. She also won the Bob Mathews Award . This scholarship is in the amount of $200.00 and it goes to the student who is outstanding in Academic Achieve ments, personal appearences and who devotes time in all school activités. Kelly held a GPA of 3.5 throughout her highschool years. Kirk Mathews presented this well deserved scholarship to Kelly during graduation. The proud parents are Franklin and Nancy Simmons, Siletz. We all hope that during her time at Oregon State she discovers her life ambitions. SENIOR FONDA CASE received the Larkie Logan Award in basketball. They said with her all around playing she could be anothe "Walton". Fonda has received many different awards and scholarships, I can't talk about them all so I will give you the list starting with Outstanding Firl Award, Superintendents Award, Oregon Scholarship Award, Tripple "S" Award, 3 years in a row. Georgia Pacific Scholarship, Local State and National Elks Scholarships and last the National Honor Society Scholarship. Fonda will be attending Oregon Tech, in Klamath Falls this fall. We hope that she will find her dreams and make them come true. The proud parent is Elouise Case, Siletz. SENIOR ROBERT KENTTA was named most improved Basketball player of the year. The coach said he would like to keep Robert for two (2) more years. The proud parent is Jo Ann Miller, Siletz. Senior Skip Day JOM: The Seniors went to Mt. Hood for skip day. We had one student Willo Daugherty who is another Spider Savage. She taught the rest of the students how to ski. After a short lesson Robert Kentta and Tony Green decided that they were ready for the ski lift. They went to midpoint up the mountain and skied down. When I saw the stretcher going up the hill on the lift I just knew that one of my students was hurt. Thank goodness that it was only for the movie that they were filming higher up the mountain. I could just see the students in a cast at graduation. During the trip we also stopped by the State Capitol in Salem for the opening ceremony of Indian Week. We also went to view the Artistic Heritage of the Siletz at the Georgia-Pacific Historical Museum in Portland. Our compliments go to the Salem JOM Coordinator Doni White for the fine display. This was a goodbye trip for the seniors. I have enjoyed them tremendously. THE RUN AROUND K ID: There is a body that has been in A-l condition this year, the person it belongs to has been given awards for the most outstanding Offensive Football Player, Most Inspirational Basketball Player and the most Defensive Baseball Player. This Honor goes to "Jerry Howell" the proud parents are Walter and Deanna Howell, Siletz. Since Jerry is only a Junior this coming school year we will be seeing him in action again. "CONGRATULATIONS'.1 ALTON BUTLER JOM mussel gathering May 18, Lincoln City.
