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Volume 2010, Issue 1
September
Wishkah Valley
School District
Inside this issue:
Football News
2
Volleyball News
2
Coach Taylor
2
Cheerleading
3
Booster Club
3
Family Fun Night 4
October 30
New Kids
5
Music News
5
Logger Laughs
6
Middle School
6
PSAT
Art You Can Eat
6
7
Elementary News 7
Mr. Yoder’s Role
8
Fun Run & Walk
8
Wishkah
Crossword
8
Supt’s Scoop
9
Teacher News
9
October Lunches
10
Adv. Academics
10
Snow Route
11
Dig Pink
11
InvestED
11
Students of the
Month
12
Over 50 people participated in the Wishkah Valley Fun Run and Walk,
an annual American Cancer Society Fundraiser hosted by the Wishkah
Valley National Honor Society. Over $672.00 was raised.
The Wishkah Valley
Fun Run held
Saturday, September
18, was quite a
success. Muffy Eager
says, “This was a
great event enjoyed
by all.” There were 52
participants . . .
(See more page 8)
$367,000 in Grant & Funds for WVSD
Two years ago, WVSD
wrote a grant requesting
serious funds. This
required many meetings
with sources such as
Donna Albert from the
government administration, Department of
Commerce, as well as
the P.U.D who had to
audit our school to see
how much energy we are
actually using. The
outcome of all these
meetings is $367,000
from an energy grant and
other funds. Two –
hundred thousand was
received from Washington State and $167,000
from P.U.D. and other
sources. This money will
be used for all new
energy saving lights as
well as a new boiler and
new controls. Quantum
Engineering and Development, Inc. will install
by Kelsey Kramer
our new energy equipment. This project should
be complete by next year.
We asked Craig Gallington what he thought
about the project and he
replied cheerfully, “ I am
happy about it!” Mr.
Yoder stated that hopefully we can enter a
“round two” in the future
and get new heaters and
air conditioners for every
classroom someday.
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The Highclimber
Wishkah Valley School Football
Wishkah is off to a great start
this year. They are currently
2-0 with a 52-6 victory over
rival team Lake Quinault.
Wishkah sneaked by the
Tahola Chitwhins, Friday the
17th, with a 22-14 win. “We
didn’t play very smart football,” Coach Taylor says. ”We
got the win, and that is what
counts. With a very tight
league this year, it should be
an interesting season.”
Wishkah coach Brad Taylor,
Sr. is excited about this year’s
by Bradley Helberg
team size -- not only numbers
but weight, as well. Coach
Taylor looks forward to the rest
of the season. Wishkah is
working their hardest to get
back to the Tacoma
Dome. “The team is
working very hard at
practice as well as
during the games,”
Coach Taylor states.
The Loggers team
captains are SR. QB
Nathan Marsh, SR.
LG Jacob Russell,
Volleyball is off to a BUMPIN’ season start
The 2010-2011 WVS
Loggerettes volleyball team
consists of 10 girls--1 senior, 5
juniors, 3 sophomores, and 1
freshman. As of 9/17/10, the
Loggerettes are NL(2-1) L(20). Coach Reibel is very
excited about this season. The
and SR. RB Bradley Helberg
from Wishkah. Also, there are
two captains from North River - SR. C Brandon Oliver & SR.
RG Alex Fletcher.
by Shawn Williamson
team is well-rounded and has
outstanding communication
skills. Katerina Eaton is
assistant coach returning
from last year. Jordan Coady
has volunteered to help out
the girls during practices.
Thank you, Jordan!
Coach Taylor Heads the WVS Loggers for a Fourth Season
Wishkah Football Coach Brad
Taylor, Sr., returns for his 4th
year as head football coach for
the Wishkah Loggers. For the
first time, Wishkah gained
two players from the North
River School District. Coach
Taylor shared that, “Brandon
Oliver and Alex Fletcher have
great size and good attitudes.”
Coach Taylor has high
regards for these young men.
“We have a large team this
year with 25 strong!” The
team is training very hard to
be prepared late in the fourth
quarter. Coach also mentioned his and the team’s goal
for the season: “Take it all the
way to state once again!”
by Shawn Williamson
Hope to see everyone in the
community at the games!
Volume 2010, Issue 1
Page 3
Spirit Day EVERY Friday!
Donate GREAT photos to our Yearbook staff! Email [email protected]
Contact Booster Club to purchase “Bleed Orange” t-shirts!
SUPPORT WVS SENIORS! BAKE SALE EVERY HOME GAME!!
Contact Mrs. Rodriguez to purchase “9th Man” gear!
Cheerleading is Hard Work
This year, Cheerleaders raised
money to get new uniforms. Over
the summer, the girls had
numerous car washes, raffles,
and traveling bake sales. Each
cheerleader got two uniforms.
Each is personalized with names
and graduation years on them.
The girls raised thousands of
dollars to achieve the goal of
getting every piece of their
uniform. They each have a
football uniform, and a basketball
uniform, appropriate for each
sport. Each girl’s
whole attire was
roughly $600.00!
So, these girls
worked really hard
at making all of
this money! This
year’s cheer squad
includes Seniors
Stephanie Grove,
Scotti West, and Danielle Keith,
Junior, Teaka Dahlstrom,
Sophomores Erin Anderson,
Aaryn Marbut, and Caitlin
Booster Club = Logger Spirit!
Members of the Wishkah Valley
Booster Club did a lot of work to
prepare for the new school year
and for the start of sports seasons. At first, the decision to remodel the entire concession
stand was made. Five evenings a
week members like David, Carrie, Bob and Shannon Anderson
together with Wendy and Duane
Olson as well as Amy and Bob
Rasler worked hard. All the walls
got painted in a nice white color,
and after that, pepped up with
cheers in black and orange letters. Another big change hap-
by Scotti West
Livingston, Freshmen Sam and
Kayla Richardson, and eighth
grader Brittany Fry.
by Marcel Rast
pened at the grill. Stainless
steel was installed below
and behind the grill to
improve hygiene as well as
to facilitate cleaning. Further, a
decorated cork board got
installed besides the counter to
honor a male and a female
student that has done
something outstanding in sports
or in school.
But that was only one part of
the work. The smaller outside
shop received improvements
too, as it got a new painting in
black with orange stripes and
an orange W on the front. The
door of the outside shop now
allows people to stand upright, as
it was moved a couple of inches
higher. Also, the counter top got
modified with a new stainless
steel surface. In the end, the
hard work paid off. With its new
look, a friendly team, and
awesome food, the concession
stand is definitely worth a visit.
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The Highclimber
The Wishkah Valley Booster Club
Invites You to Share in a Night of Good Food and
Family Fun
At Their
Spaghetti/Fettuccini Feed and
Family Costume Fun Night
When:
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Dinner from 5:00-7:00pm in the Cafeteria
Fun Night from 6:00-8:00pm in the Gym
Where:
Wishkah Valley School Cafeteria and
Brian Eager Memorial Gymnasium
(4640 Wishkah Road, Aberdeen)
Cost:
$15.00 Family
$5.00 Individual
Fun Details:
All you can eat spaghetti and fettuccini dinner with salad and bread.
Yummy homemade desserts for $1/plate
Costume contests for Adults and Kids with prizes!!!
Fun games for the kids with prizes!!
TAKE OUT AVAILABLE
Call: 360.533.8526
Facebook: Wishkah Booster Club
Email: [email protected]
Feeling hungry for spaghetti or fettuccini but don’t feel like leaving the house?
Give us a call & we’ll deliver!! One night only!!
Place your order by 1:00pm, Saturday, October 30th, and we’ll bring you dinner!
Dinner choice per person includes:
Pasta & Sauce (your choice of red, white or half/half)
Salad & Bread
Deliveries between 5:30-6:30pm
Volume 1, Issue 1
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New Kids Boost Enrollment at WVS
Joshua Williams: I got a chance to
speak with Josh and ask him a couple
questions about our school. I asked
him was how he liked Wishkah. He
said, “It is cool”. I asked him what
sports he played, and he said, “I play
Pop Warner football for Aberdeen.” I
also asked him what his favorite class
is and what was his previous school.
Josh said, “P.E and I went to Aberdeen.”
Payton West: I asked Payton what
she thought about Wishkah. She replied that it is way better than her last
school! She says she loves her
language class with Mrs. Kilpatrick.
by Bradley Helberg
Payton also has a senior sister here football and maybe basketball. He
said that his school in Germany has
named Scotti West.
about 650 kids so that is a little bit
Austin Barber: Austin went to
Montesano High School. He plans bigger than our school. He is a great
student, and I speak for every one
on playing football and baseball.
His favorite class is shop. Austin when I say it will be a pleasure
is a pleasure to have around with a having him here this year.
great personality.
Marcel Rast: Marcel is a foreign
exchange from Germany. He is a
great person and has an excellent
sense of humor. I asked him how
he likes Wishkah, and he said on a
scale from 1-10, it’s a seven, so
far. I also asked him if he plans to
do any activities and he said
Making Music at Wishkah Valley School
After a one year absence of the
Music Program, the Wishkah
Valley Highclimber staff is proud
to report it’s finally back up and
running. Mrs. Shannon
Patterson takes on the
role as the new Music
Teacher at Wishkah
Valley. We asked her
what inspired her to
become a music
teacher. “I was a gigantic band geek in high
school, I loved music all
my life, and I absolutely
love hanging out with
any age of students at
school”. For those who
didn’t know, Mrs. Patterson moved back to
her hometown, Aberdeen. “ I came for family, the kids, and to inject some awesome in
by Stephanie Grove
to the Grays Harbor!” Mrs. Patterson really wants Wishkah to
have pride in music and to have
a powerful presence of music,
also. In the Spring, she plans to
enter our school in a parade
down in Long Beach, Washington, for the new music students!
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The Highclimber
Learn German by Marcel Rast
Logger Laughs
by
School =
Schule
Teacher =
Lehrer
Student =
Schüler
Book =
Buch
Lunch =
Mittagessen
Sport =
Sport
Ask Marcel to help you
pronounce the words in
German!
The Wishkah Valley School District #117 has an opening for a board member in Director
District #5, encompassing 4660 Wishkah Road north to 6547 Wishkah Road. More precise
boundary information is available at the district office, (360) 532-3128 ext 1120. A letter of
interest and a resume should be sent to the Superintendent at 4640 Wishkah Road,
Aberdeen, WA 98520 by October 18, 2010 by 3:00 p.m. EOE
Middle School News! Design Loggers Logo
In 7th grade, students are
reading “Julie of the Wolves”
and studying the elements of
literature. In math, they have
been studying fractions and
decimals. Payton West says,
“Some of the problems are
hard, but if you just go ask Mr.
Sorsby, he knows every
problem!”
In 8th grade ASB, students are
holding a contest to design
Wishkah gear. Any student,
My Design???
parent, community member, or
staff is eligible to enter and win
a sweatshirt with their winning
logo. All you need to do is
create a design and submit it
on paper to Gwen in the office.
Entries will be accepted
through October 29th. The new
logo will be selected and
announced by November 5th.
No late entries will be accepted.
Help support the 8th grade
ASB!
PSAT Test October 13 for $13.00
Wishkah
Valley
School
counselor,
Kirsten
Daniels, is
offering students the opportunity to take the PSAT here at
Wishkah Valley School
Wednesday,
October 13, for
$13.00. The
PSAT/NMSQT
is the best
preparation for
the SAT. Students who take the
PSAT receive scores in critical
reading, mathematics, and
writing skills and will see how
their scores compare to those
of other students across the
country. Sign up with Mrs.
Daniels to secure a spot for the
WVS PSAT testing session.
Mrs. Daniels will meet with
students in December when
student scores are received.
Volume 1, Issue 1
Page 7
Art You Can EAT!
by Stephanie Grove
For the first time in a few
years, Mrs. Addison’s art class
made a color wheel out of
cookies. The art class recently
learned about the color wheel
and how to make different
colors. As a display for open
house, Mrs. Addison had the
class make a color wheel out
of frosting and placed on a
cookie. In case you may not
know, there are three
Elementary Excitement
The Highclimber staff wanted to
capture the enthusiasm of the
elementary kids as they start a
bright new school year! So we
gathered four students to answer some questions. Parker
Nations informed us that his
favorite thing about starting
school is the delicious lunches.
Shea Taylor can’t wait to wear
her new school clothes, while
primary colors in the color
wheel--red, blue, and yellow.
The class was provided with
red, blue and, yellow frosting
to mix and create the twelve
colors in the wheel. As a result, the students enjoyed
munching on cookies and
learning at the same time!
by Kelsey Kramer
Ryan Doll and Delaney Baltzell
love seeing the teachers and
playing with their close friends.
Shea Taylor has high hopes of
learning geometry this year,
and Delaney Baltzell would like
to learn to read. Shea also let
us in on an interesting fact
about her 4th grade teacher:
Mrs. Reibel apparently she
likes to dance during class.
They all seem to enjoy their
teachers as well as their
school.
ELEMENTARY BAKE SALES FOR FIRST SEMESTER
October 1
- 3rd & 4th
November 19
- K
January 7
- 3rd & 4th
October 15
- 5th & 6th
December 10
- 1st & 2nd
January 21
- 5th & 6th
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The Highclimber
Mr. Yoder Takes on a New Role!
by Stephanie Grove
For the 2010-2011 school year, Mr. Yoder steps up to be the
new Principal/Superintendent of Wishkah Valley School.
We asked him if he was excited about the job. He
enthusiastically replied, “Oh Yeah! You Bet!” Mr. Yoder
mentioned, “I want to make sure teachers and students
know they can achieve their goals and be successful! They
can be anything they want to be; I’d like to help with that.-work hard with fun along the way.” Outside of school, Mr.
Yoder enjoys scuba diving, white-water rafting, and bungee
jumping--”anything with a high risk. Anything with a
chance I could come back!”
Fun Run (Continued from
page 1)
ranging from ages 1 all the
way to 70 years old. Donations were $10 for adults
and $2 for students which
raised a total of $672! All
of the money was donated
to The American Cancer
Society. This event was
greatly appreciated and
was hosted by the Wishkah
Valley National Honor
Society and the Relay For
Life Team.
Top Finishers
3-Mile Female: Monica
(Eager) Messerschmidt,
Betsy McElliot, Amy McElliot, Mindy McElliot
3-Mile Male: Jake Johnson,
Bob McElliot, Torin Edgell
5-Mile Female: Nicole
(Eager) Stevens, Ann
(Jurasin) Rhodes, Jacie
Johnson
5-Mile Male: Phil Jurasin,
Adam Barré
By Kelsey Kramer
by Stephanie Grove and Scotti West (Answers in next month’s edition.)
Volume 1, Issue 1
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Superintendent’s Scoop
The 2010-11 Wishkah Valley
school year started off very
positive. Staff and students are
engaged and making fantastic
progress. Making AYP is
always a great celebration for
everybody. Small schools seem
to offer a great education for
students, and students do
much better in small schools.
Wishkah students are very
lucky to go to school at
Wishkah Valley and can
receive a great education as
they prepare for life after high
school. We know this through
years of history and research.
We would like to thank all the
volunteers who do so much for
our students. The Booster Club
has been very active and has
accomplished many goals this
year. Next year’s goals for the
Booster Club show that they
will continue supporting our
students throughout the year.
by Ray Yoder
“Making a Difference for Gray’s
Harbor County Kids” organization headed by Joe and Beverly
Cornell brought our students
much needed and useable supplies again this year that will
last our students several
months. Joe and Beverly would
also like to follow up on other
needs of our students.
Saint Andrew’s church sent
student supplies also. We
appreciate all the supplies and
effort Saint Andrew’s has made
annually.
The football program has many
businesses and people that
form a sponsorship base.
Please note in our sports
programs those businesses
and people who are getting
involved in our sports programs
in a big way.
Parents and community
members from all over the
What were your Teachers doing this Summer?
Mr. Yoder isn’t the only one
who had fun this summer!
Carolyne Rodriguez
attended a Direct Instruction
Conference with colleagues
from her college days.
Rebecca Kilpatrick hiked
the six mile Tooth Trail with
her daughter and Uncle
David, six miles straight up,
finding hiking down was
harder than she thought! Al
Sorsby and his kids had a
blast hiking Lake Ozette, a
9-mile round trip. Shannon
Patterson and her family
hosted a 22 year-old British
soccer coach in their home for
a week! Kirsten Daniels
vacationed in New Jersey
with her daughter and
husband . Dorothy Addison
drove down to California in
her new sprinter van with
daughter Leslie, visiting Yosemite National Park among
many others. She met Rob
Ashler in Du Bois, Wyoming,
Wishkah region volunteer time,
money and energy on behalf of
our students. We have stated
many times how diverse and
rich the history of Wishkah
Valley is. We have a wonderful
community that stands together
and offers our students a
fantastic education. It is an
honor and privilege to live and
work in the Wishkah Valley
School District.
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and pr
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By Stephanie Grove
to go to the Wind River area
where they found petrified
wood and agates! Matt
Maurer shared what he
learned in his astronomy
course with his son on beach
camp-outs. Tove Reibel and
Shelby went to Seattle,
enjoyed sushi, and looked at
$1,000 purses! Rebecca
Petheram attended
American Idol auditions in
San Francisco with her
daughter, Katie Jordan.
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The Highclimber
Lunch Calendar — October 2010
by Robert Hiller
This institution is an equal opportunity provider
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
3
4
5
Chicken Strips
Mashed Potatoes
Wheat Roll
Fresh Veggie
Fruit, Milk
10
17
24
12
18
Hamburger Gravy
over
Mashed Potatoes
Pork-n-Beans, Veggie
Fruit, Milk
19
25
26
Tomato Soup
Baked Cheese
Sandwich
Fresh Veggie
Fruit, Milk
6
7
Pizza
Salad
Fruit
Cherry Crunch
Milk
14
Beef Teriyaki Strips
Rice
Veggie
Fruit
Milk
15
Chicken Fajita
Refried Beans
Salad
Fruit
Milk
21
22
20
Turkey Sandwich on
Hoagie Roll
Pork-n-Beans
Fresh Veggie
Fruit, Milk
8
Taco
Refried Beans
Fruit
Cookie
Milk
13
Turkey gravy over
Mashed Potatoes
Wheat Roll
Veggie, Fruit
Milk
Chicken Noodle
Salad
Wheat Roll
Fruit
Milk
27
French Toast
Sausage Patty
Potato Wedges
Fruit
Orange Juice, Milk
Sat
2
Nacho
Salad
Fruit
Jell-O
Milk
Chili
Salad
Wheat Roll
Fruit
Milk
11
Hot Ham & Cheese on
Hoagie
Pork-n-Beans
Veggie, Fruit
Milk
Fri
1
LUNCH PRICES
Milk - .30
K-6 lunch - 2.00
7-12 lunch - 2.25
Reduced lunch - .40
Adult lunch - 3.50
16
Logger Burger
French Fries
Fresh Veggie
Fruit
Milk
Bean-n-Cheese
Burrito
Rice
Salad
Fruit
Milk
28
Spaghetti
Salad
Garlic Bread
Fruit
Milk
9
Chicken Nuggets
Tator Tots
Wheat Roll
Fruit
Milk
23
Chicken Burger
Tator Tots
Fresh Veggie
Milk
29
Corndog
Baked Beans
Fresh Veggie
Fruit, Chips
Milk
Nacho
Salad
Fruit
Cookie
Milk
Learning Online with Advanced Academics and Wishkah Valley School
Wishkah Valley
School has offered
Advanced
Academics (AA) learning options
to students for several years allowing many students to recover
credits and graduate on time.
However, did you know Advanced
Academics also offers Advanced
Placement (AP) opportunities?
Advanced Placement is designed
for students who desire to earn
college credit during high school.
Modeled after on-site Advanced
Placement courses, AP on AA
offers students the flexibility to
earn their credits at home and
other off-campus locations. Each
of the courses is correlated to state
education standards and designed
specifically for the online learning
environment. Current AP offer-
ings include English Literature,
Calculus, and Physics, among
others! In addition, there are over
90 “traditional” courses offered in a
very untraditional manner! Imagine
being able to earn your credits
online from home. Students may
attend Wishkah Valley by using a
choice transfer to enter our district
and take online Advanced Academics as a Wishkah Valley Logger!
Volume 2010, Issue 1
Page 11
SNOW ROUTES
Johnson Road can meet the in the forest industry and other
bus at the end of Johnson
factors.” We are reducing our
Road.
maintenance work on county
roads, which includes snow and
The bus will not go down
ice control, to help reduce
Johnson Road or the West
impact on available funds.
Branch Road.
Winter is fast approaching. With
the change in weather comes

delays due to snow and ice.
While you monitor the television
for late start notices, you can
East Hoquiam Bus:
now check for snow routes.
 E. Hoquiam bus will not go
The following is a list of bus
down the Greenwood Rd.
changes for snow route days:
 Any student living on the
Upper Wishkah Bus:
Greenwood Road can meet
 Upper Wishkah bus will turn
the bus at the end of the
around at the end of the
Greenwood Road.
road and will not go out to
Change in GH County Snow
the fish hatchery.
& Ice Policy
 Students who live on the
East Hoquiam-Wishkah cut- In a letter from the Grays
Harbor County Department of
off road who normally ride
Public Services, the County has
the upper bus will ride the
outlined changes to their
East Hoquiam bus instead.
maintenance work on county
Lower Wishkah Bus:
roads. The letter states: “The
 Lower Wishkah bus will only County Road Fund is experigo as far as Johnson Road. encing a severe shortfall in
Revenues caused by recession
 Any students beyond
Our morning sanding crews will
start at 5:00am instead of
4:00am, one hour later than the
starting time in the past. Sanding county roads will not be
scheduled unless there is a high
possibility of wide spread ice.”
What might this mean for
Wishkah School? Principal/
Superintendent Yoder has
indicated that this change will
facilitate the use of snow routes
as listed above. Implementing
snow routes may allow for fewer
lost school days due to cancellation. There is, though, an
increase in the likelihood of
more late starts as we wait for
the County Maintenance crew to
clear roads of snow and ice.
DIG PINK: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2010, 2PM-5PM
Please join
us for our
Dig Pink
volleyball
fundraiser & team competition.
Prior to the games, there will be
Need Help?
an auction to raise funds for the
Side-Out Foundation. Your
participation gives the WVS
volleyball community the opportunity to make a difference in
the lives of all breast cancer
immediate
help for
secondary
students in
Know someone who
need. InvestED goals are to
does? InvestEd (formerly
encourage students to stay in
known as the Saul and Dayee
school, return to school, or get
G. Haas Foundation) has
changed names, but its mission involved within their learning
community. To learn more,
remains the same – to provide
patients. All proceeds benefit
Side-Out which awards grants to
medical research organizations
dedicated to providing compassionate support to breast cancer
patients and their families.
visit their website.
http://www.investED.org
InvestED’s Vision
“…to help promising young
people at critical times in their
lives. To do that which otherwise would not be timely done.”
– Saul Haas
Of Special Interest:
 Dig Pink ~ October 2
 PSAT October 13

Family Fun ~ October 30
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SEPTEMBER STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
This month, Mrs. Patterson
nominated Shea Taylor as a
student of the month for
enthusiastic participation. Mrs.
Patterson added, “Shea comes
to music class excited and
ready to learn. Her enthusiasm
and positive attitude help make
music class a fun place to
learn.”
Mr. Yoder has chosen
Michael Reynvaan for good
decision-making! “Mike has
made good decisions this
by Scotti West
year – meeting and exceeding
expectations. Mike’s decisions will
enable him to succeed in his
classes and make this year his
best!”
Mrs. Kilpatrick has chosen
Teagan Louthan. “I nominated
Teagan because she has made
a newcomer to Wishkah feel
included and wanted and
special. Teagan is respectful
and responsible in English
class. She works hard, has fun,
and is kind.”
Mr. Hay has selected Jared
Maurer as a pleasure to have in
class. “ Jared is just a pleasure
to have in class. He always
does his best, takes part in
class activities, and has a good
attitude. I’m glad he is back at
Wishkah!”
SEPTEMBER STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
(From left to right) Jared Maurer, Teagan Louthan, Michael
Reynvaan, and Shea Taylor.