The Poplar Shopper 1981-05-14

              POPLAR SHOPPER
POST OFFICE BOX 668  PHONE 763-3^33  POPLAR, MONTANA 59255
SUBSCRIPTION RATE $7.00 PER YEAR
BULK RATE U.S. POSTAGE 10.4 PAID POPLAR, MONTANA PERMIT NO, 4
�AY 14, 1981
TOP FIVE GRADUATES CLASS OF 1981
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Kristi Snodgrass is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L .E , bnodgrass. Her activities include: Student Athletic Trainer three /ears, Boys & Girls Basketball Manager for three years, NHS for two years being Secretary this year, Office Education Association for twc /ears being President this /ear and Vice President last year, Student Council Secretary-Treasurer, LetterWinners Club three years being th Vice President two /ears, Girl's State Delegate, Pep Club two years being the club's President last /ear. Girls & Mixed fcnsemble for two years, Choir for two /ears. Drama for two years receiving the Best Actress Award this year, Speech one vear, All State Choir one year, All District Honor Choir for two years, State Music Festival for two /ears, Class Vice President her Sophomore year.  Kristi plans to attend Montana State Univeristy and major ir Business and minor in Sports Medicine.
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Connie French is the daughter of Dick & Gwen French. She participated in Band, Choir, Girls & Mixed Ensembles for four /ears. She received the John Phillip Sousa Award this year and has participated in Stage Ba^d for three years. Connie was selected for All State Bond three /ears and All Northwest Band this year. She participated in NHS 1 year. Cheerleader for two years (Football & Girls Basketball J, Pep Club for three /ears, Letterwinners Club for two -ears. Student Council rep-'esenta'i/e fcr the class her Sophomore & Junior years, Girls State Delegate, Office Aide, Basketball for two years /ears. Drama for two years. She is presently the Student Council Vice Prestde'-t. She plans to attend the College of Great FalU majoring in Elementary Education and mlnoring in Music Education .
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CLEANUP WEEK
There will be a spring cleanup effort in this community on the week of May 18 through May 23.
This cleanup -"ill be made passible *hrcugh the cooperation of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Indie Health Service, Tribal Health Service, City ot Poplar, Fort Peck Housing Authority, Poplar Schools, Fort Peck Tribes, and all the citizens of the community. Everyone is urged to clean up their property from il�t curb on the street side to the middle of iKl alley. All trash must be bagged or boxed and ploced in the alley or in the garbage containers for
pickup. The city will have other trucks (this week only) to pick up trash that will not fit in the garbage containers as they do not dump readily. Trees to be picked up by the City crew will have to be cut in short lengths for ease in handl ing.
On May 21$t, at 1:00 p.m. the school will assist in the cleanup effort. Ever/one %!.c has a dog is urged to wafc;' them at this time to reduce the chance of injury to s^me student.
Let's alt pitch in and net our town cleaned up and keep it that way.
Skaiw fee Fiea'c^�cfe�
Shawn is the son of Candace Fredericks. He has participated in football for four years, basketball for three years, wrestling manager one year, Notional Honor Society for two /ears A'here he is currently President, Senior Class President, Letterwinners for 2 /ears where he has been President his Jr. and Sr. /ear and Pep Club for two /ears. Some of Shawn's a-/.ards are All Conference Nose Guard for two /ears, All Conference Center for 1 /ear. Most Valuable Player in Football this year, the Blue Hitter Award for two years, Baush & Lomb Science award, and he represented our school in the Academic Olympics held in Wolf Point this spring. Shawn is also o member of the National High School Rodeo Association. Shawn's future plans are to attend New .Mexico State University where he will pursue a career in engineering and'or ranch management .
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NOTICE
THERE WILL BE NO POPLAR SHOPPER PRINTED THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1931 MEMORIAL DAY WEEK.
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MEETING NOTICE
Th*re will be a meeting of hSt Bu'lding Committee and tne School Board of the Poplar Public Schools held on Ma/ 20, �981, starting at 7:33 PM in the Board room of the Primary Building,
The pjrpose o( this meeting is to discuss the proposed new Middle School �
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YOUR TEACHER
Vickie Cannon teaches first grade at the Poplar Primary School. This is a position she has held for two yean. Vickie is trom Great Foils and a graduate of the University of Montana. Her husband*, John, is a fifth grade teacher in the Poplar Middle School. Vickie and John are the proud parents of a bahr girl. Ban Kay, who was born last Sundav. In her �pare time Vicki enjoys snow skiing, re a din j and golfing.  About her job sht ia/�, "I love working with smaller children.   It is a < warding profession when yjj IN how much a child has pfogiessed over a yar."
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Joe is the son of joe ana Peggy Etzet.  He has participated in football a no basketball for four years and track for two years. He is a member of Letterwinners Club, Pep Club and National Honor Society. He has been the Student Council representative for the class for the past two years. He is presently rhe National Honor Society Vice President. Joe plans to attend Montana State University in Bozeman to enter the engineering field.
Peter Schrritz is the son of Al Schmitz. He is a member of Choir for four years, NHS, Speech & Debate, Yearbook Editor his Ju'.ioryear, Drama *or two /ears. Track for three years, Pep Club and 4-H . Peter is presently Student Council President, Choir President & Pep Club Vice President. He was the closs vice president when he was a junior. Some of Peter's awards are National School Choral Aware, District Honor Choir for t*o years. Best Character Actor 1980, Be. Supporting Actor 1961, and Boys State Representative. Peter has participated in various Mens and Mixed H'-semble and State Music Festival.  He is also a member of Letterwinners Club, Peter plans on attending Mount Angel Seminary In St. Benedict, Oregon and study for the priesthood.
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STUDENTE OF THE WEEK
NIkki Christian has been chosen "Student of the Week' for the Poplar Elementary
School.  NikkJ is the daughter of A/a Christian and Is In the first grade. In recommending her for hSl| honor, Mrs. Hoefer, her teacher, said "She complete; assignments on time This award is given weekly to honor a student who exemplifies excellence in achievement and behavior, Nikki was chosen from tlve 330 children *ho attend the Poplar Primary School.