COPPER VALLEY SCHOOL NEWS - FRED & SOPHIE
Suit Sr skirts, vests; fine blouses of
many colors, styles, and different patterns
were modeled by the classes of Home
Economics I and II at the Fashion show held j
Ion March 31 * 2%^0S in the Multi-purpose
•room. As each girl gracefully modeled her
joutfitr commentors, Mickey Grinzell and
sAruta Olson explained the style of each j
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Home Economics II, consisting of
'Mickey Grinzell, Norma Rice, Judy Snow,
(Sally Floreste, Margaret Semaken, Anit~
jOJscn, Sharon Tirol1i, Catherine Pitka,
'Mary Lolnitz, Barbara Doheny, and Anna
jStickman made skirts and seme made vests
land jackets to match. Blouses and ether
jassorted tops were made !v the freshmen
'girls in Home Economics I.
After the marvelous performance of
jgraceful CVS fashion models, tea was served
jin the Home Economics room. Cookies,
jdainty cakes, sandwiches, and punch that
jwere served at the tea were made by the
students of Home Economics I £• II. Mother
jProvincial and Sister Mary Gladys, S.S.A.,
jattended this Fashion Show with the Sisters
jof CVS. The high school students and
staff also attended and they enjoyed the
show very much.
"Eight Stars of Gold on a Field of
Clue-" and many other songs, skits, poems,
acrobatics, and dances were seen and heard
at a Copperette at CVS sponsored by the
Grade school on April 5, lf63. 1 -00 p.m.
Participating in this talent show end their
acts were” Pat Stewart, Japanese Song and
Side by Sicle; Char 1 eston by Cecelia
Jorgensen and Angela Norbert; Mary Jorgensen,
Louisa Voyles, ran'”' Laurie Ashby, Watt:- i ng
MatiIda; Hula-Little Crown Ga1 and Ama,
Ama-Tomi, Tome, a Hawaiian War Chant, by
Linda McKinney; The Mummy by James Bennett
and Terry Speerstre^ Mary Had a Little
Lamb by Eliza1eth Sipary, Lucienne Hinshaw,
and Susan Goble; My Happiness end Alaska
Flag Song by Cathy Zerbincs, Matilda Lope?:,
Bernice Jung, ans Shelley Murray; Oaten
Twirling,- Shirley Demientieff; Fire Dance
by Yvonne Speerstra, Sandra Goble, James
Dennett, Barbara Goddard, and Mary Anne
Crane; Selections from Mother Goose Rhymes,
Cecil Hinshaw, Simeon Sipary, August l/ahrer;
The Chipmonks, Diane Chaney, Janet Doheny,
and Theresa Solomon; Acrobatics, Pat
Stewart and Marian Cyril; Father Wi11iam
by John Crane and Jerry Crane; and Hope less
Case by Mi gel Cunningham, Ron Edwerdson,
2nd Gary Fredericks. The Master of
ceremonies was Reynold Voyles, the Chairmen' j
Mrs. Joy Lee and Miss Arlene Ebner, and the
Judges were Sister Mary Ida, S.S.A., Mr,
Howard,S.J, and Mrs. Jordan,S.Jt The win
ners were; 1st pri?.e, the Fire Dancers,
Yvonne, Sandra, James, Carbara, and Mary
Anne; the Charleston dancers won 2nd prize, j
and 3rd, Hopeless Case. The Copperetta
was a success and a hearty congratulaticns
gees to the winners and. to all those who
participated in this talent show.
Mother Provincial, Sister Mary Angel us,
5.5. A., end a companion Sister Mary Gladys,
5.5. A'. 3 came to CVS from the Saint Joseph
Province in Victoria f.C. She comes to
visit all the Sisters of St. Ann in Alaska
and she comes about every three years.
This was one of the years she was to come £
to Alaska and Copper Valley School®was
honored tc have her visit the school. She j
end her companion enjoyed their visit and
the Sisters did also. And in admiratio of
Mother Provincial, Sister Mary Alice
Thcrese said, "Mother Provincial has a
great ability for adaptation and she faces I
situations wi th an. admi ra!. 1 e attitude."
The Copper Valley Copperama was put on i
March 30th and was successful. The
participants in the show enjoyed themselves
immensely. Talent anc! showmanship were the
themes for the night and the actors
reflected it.
As everywhere else you will hear the
familiar "April Fool" on ApriI 1st. This
year April foolishness went around Copper
Valley School. Some people were tcld the
wrong timr? some were made to think eld
friends were here* and others had various
tricks played on them. In school the 1
rearranging cf rooms and the hiding cf
chalk was the fad.
Coxing time is hare! "A lefty a left; 1
a right cross, now try the left uppercut."
The boys arc going at it. Every night.,
sore from the night before, they trot over
to the gym and exercise, learn new methods,
and spar around. The matches, coming
around the middle of April, wi11 be exciting
to watch. ;
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