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SCHOOL NEWS
Crater High School
Br KAREN GRIGGS
The championship girls bas
ketball awards were present
ed recently.
Junior team award winner.
were Gail Ross, captain; Shar
on Isaacs, Loretta Tinker,
Yvonne Mclvor, Gloria
Thompson, Ginny Tomlinson
and Elaine Tomlinson.
winners of two all star
team positions were, first
team, Claudia Chase, Sue
Conway, Sue Cornutt, Doris
Dulaney, Joliene Greene,
Sharon Isaacs, Yvonne Mc.
Ivor, Gail Ross, Jan Pfaff,
Carol Straus; second team,
Glenda Anderson, Joyce Dye,
Carol Jackel, Hanne Jacob
sen, Jon McGowen. Sallv
Middlesworth, Gloria Thomp
son, and Connie Zander.
Winners ot the awards
were selected on the basis ot
three characteristics: the abil
ity to help classmates, sports
manship and playing ability.
Representatives of the worn
en'a armed services were at
Crater High school last week
and spoke to the girls in both
Junior and senior classes. Tha
girls were given the opportu
nity to ask questions of the
representatives on careers in
the Army, Air Force and
Navy.
Miss Jenny Lou Thompson
was awarded the "Girl of the
Month" title at the Girls'
league meeting recently.
Jenny Lou is an active stu
dent at Crater, both in stu
dies and activities.
The first girls" Athletic as
sociation playnight was held
recently at Crater.
The players were chape
roned by Mrs. Barbara Tom
linson, French and English
teacher, as GAA advisor, in
the absence of Miss Nancy
Purviance, who was attending
a concert.
Players were Claudia
Chase, chairman: Sue Con
way, Lillian Colpitis, Judy
Juss, Jonne Helhey, Sharon
Isaacs, Yvonne Mclvor, Sally
Middlesworth and Gail Ross.
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An honors assembly was
held recently to acknowledge
the students attaining first or
second honors during the sec
ond quarter of the semester.
Seniors realizing first hon
ors were Laura Batzer, Mary
Ann Carnegie, Kathy Hout,
and MaryLee Lowry. Second
honors were received by Mika
Stinson, Jim Calhoun, Peter
Naumes, Sandra Cook, Linda
Lewis, Sara Robinson, Char
lotte Sokolowski, Jerry Va-
koc, and Annabel Turner.
Juniors Annette Burlch, Pat
Fellers, and Doug Vakoc re
ceived first honors. Second
honors in the Junior class were
made by Mike Latendresse
and Mike Soran. Sophomores
Michelle Ely, Susie Laten
dresse, Marilyn Potter, Mari
lyn Fellers, Mary Carol Leav
ens, Anne Parsons, Tara Hill,
Nanette Sakraida, Mary Ross,
and Jeanne Rossi achieved
first honors. Making second
honors in the sophomore class
were Martha Fitzpatrick,
Anne Depner, Christine Har
rison, Ron Roberts, Stephanie
Hollen, Margaret Harmon, Su
san Capcrna, Susan Gourley,
Michael Stevenson, and Joyce
Jarmln.
First honors In the fresh
man class were achieved by
Susan Naumes, Mary Louise
Harmon, Marlly Erb, and Jean
Wehrly. Freshman Glenn
Stewart, Roberta Potter, Da
vld McDonald, Mary Jacob
son, Carlye Baker, and Greg
ory Hull made second honors.
The C halleng e Trophy
awarded every semester was
presented to the Sophomore B
class by Father Mai. The tro
phy is awarded to the class
which achieves the highest
percentage In scholarship, at
tendance, and promptness.
The class Is then engraved on
plaque hung In the office.
The Sodality of the Blessed
Virgin Mary held a general
meeting recently after school.
Steve Cook gave the spiritual
reading. A tentative list ot
delegates to the Seattle Sodal
ity conference Feb. 23 Include
Pat Naumes, Tim Sakraida,
Anne Depner, Michele Ely,
and Dixie Duggan.
Sister Sharon Maria spoke
on Sodality as connected with
student vocation. This brought
In such topics as honesty,
truthfulness, and desire to
learn. The Sodalists then di
vided Into their units and dis
cussed the topics. Each unit
made individual resolutions
and will strive to carry these
out during the next semester.