Jewell School - Bluejay Yearbook (Seaside, OR)

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20 All School Picnic The last day of school is very important to all the mem- bers of the local community, because this is the day of the picnic. The community comes out in support of the school one last time as they bring pot- luck goodies to feed the stu- dents on the last day of school. 1: Community members take part in the picnic. 2: Grade school students take time to eat lunch. 3: A small visitor to the school is not happy eating alone. 4: Ladies of the community take this time to visit with each other.

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Still More Awards 4: Assistant Coach Dante Hill presents the awards to the 7-8 grade girls’ 1: Marilyn Moon presents the rally awards. basketball team. 2: Coach Jim Wilkins and the basketball team. 5: Coach Becky Philipson presents awards to the girls’ basketball team. 3: Marilyn Moon presents the 7-8 grades basketball team awards. 6: Doug Rogers, Paul Vandehey, and Buster McDonald are the out- standing members of the shop agriculture classes this year.

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Teacher's Last Day It finally arrived! It seemed as if it was an eternity away in September, but if finally arrived. To celebrate the last day, the cooks put together a brunch that not only looked great, but tasted great too! A fitting ending to the school year. 1: Teacher’s aide Mary Gripentrog and cook Catherine Twombly try out the desert of the day. 2: Dave Hiebert, Loretta Hale, and Judy Layman dig into the cake. 3: Teacher Marilyn Moon and cook Fran- cis Clinton discuss the virtues of chocolate cake. 4: Kathy Sinz and Susan Wilcoxsen go off their diets one last time. Becky Philipson feeds the future generation of Philipson’s. 2)