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: Lower Grades
The lower grades had a lot of fun
Friday changing the library. Kenny
Johns, Roy Ewan, and Donald Johns
from the upper grades helped build
most of the new shelf. The 1st and
2nd grades made clocks with paper
plates. The lower grades were all
very happy when the upper grades gave
them some books to read. The 3rd
graders, Mary Billum, Judy Craig, and
Mark Morgan are going to make book
reports. .. , T Q ,
Mark Morgan, o, 3rd. gr.
The Basketball Game
The basketball game
'/as held as usual the same.
The boys were not rough...
But with the ball they were tough!
Twelve to thirty was the score..
The coaches hollered from the floor.
The cheerleaders cheered them on
till their voices were gone.
Some parts were a funny sight
Oh what fun we had that night;
By Patsey Johns,11, grade 5
The Skating Rink
" Everyone in our class room is helping
on the skating rink for school. 7e
are putting water in it so it can
freeze. Everyone will be glad if the
water freezes, almost everyone in
our class have skates.
By Marlene Craig, 11, grade 5
Our Aquarium
7e have an aquarium in school. It has
some guppy fish in it. A few of the
mothers are going to have babies. Ve
feed them around every two days.
Jimmy Morgan bought some shells and
things for them. Ve will probably have
around fifty or sixty guppies by this
summer. By Donald Morgan, 10, gr.6
The Copper Center school had bad
luck, tais month. The cess pool had
plug up. And the states brought a
steam shovel. And they dug down 13
feet. So we hope they can get the
sewer fix soon.
By Bernie Martin, 13, gr.6
On January 22, we played basketball
with Gulkana. some of our boys
were very tall.
It was quite a sight
to watch the game that night.
_ By Becky Johns, 11, gr 5
arriving with hundreds of citizens for
the ceremony of state. Our Governor was
On January 22, 1963 the Gakona Wurth
Stars played the Copper Center Eagles
at Glennallen gym. It was a rough game
fought furiously by both teams. The
eagles won. The score was 30 to 12.
The first five on the Eagles team
were
Captain James Morgan, Paul Pete,
barren Johns, Donald Johns and Bernie
Martin. The second string was Donald
Morgan, Lynn Craig, Mark Morgan, Kenny
Johns, and Roy Ewan.
The Eagles thank Coach Roach for
pulling us through, and Pete owan for
taking the Eagles up to practice and
to the games.
By James Morgan, 11, grade 7
On January 7th, the students of Copper
Center School had a bake sale, ,'e made it
right after the PTA meeting, /e made 411.
00 and sent it to the Pirst National
Bank, of anchorage. *e will have an
other bake sale soon.
By Lynn Craig, 13, gr.6
END OF SCHOOL NL.7S ( not edited
in anyway by the typist)
Chester Bunsek, Buck Roach and George
Van 7hye are on a ptmarrnigan hunting
expedition in the Paxson area.
dhile in anchorage the Morgans spent a
few hours with Ben and Peggy Holeman
who were in this area in the 30's. They
enjoy the "Current'1 and pass it on to
the Jack Marl, rs, formerly of Tok Lodge,
and now managers pf the Harbour House.
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Hirst major national sporting event to
be held in Alasua will be U.S. National
Ski Championships plus Olympic Trials,
slated for April 5-7 presentation at At.
Alyeska., near Anchorage.
So
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ight.
50 prs,
new shipment of
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CHiiTHaM PURREY BLaNKETS
quite sick, but recovered enough to greet
all the visitors along with his very gra
cious wife, Neva. The Governor!s House
was wide open for the public and more than
500 attended the festivities.. . .