Packwood High School Students Are Honored At Activities BanquetPACKWOOD. Ia.—Ail Activities banquet was served Friday evening 111 the Packwood high school dining room honoring those who have tak en part in school activities foi this year. There were 150 present.The school colors of red and white were used in decorations and Mrs Marie Coughlin, sponsor for th* basketball girls, acted as toast mas- I ter. I“Patrons'' was the lirst subject’ taken up on the program when the ' * patrons of the activities program 01 the school were commended lor their help A mixed quartet sane two numbers which represented the topic •Pleasure. Progress was demonstrat'd by members ol th* school band. The Jiving Rambi crs.'' On the subject of Pep' Marv Lou Bottorff spoke for members o! the Pep club Billy Ray Ward talk ed on Play'' and told of athleti* achievements in the school Kiln May Garrels. a forward on the bn ketball team, spoke of Points and Mary Simmons, a guard on th» team, spoke of Passes ‘Practice-’ was the topic of Boh Dunston. captain of the boys lean and Play Ball by the coach. Pau' Franklin. Junior high school stu dents were given recognition lot Preparation. Past was the sub Ject used by Roger Loving of Par-son college a Packwood high school ^ alumnus VAwards were given to Joan Me-Creedv. Joyce Sassoon, Beverly Steele and Mary Lou Bottorff Pci club cheer leaders. Basked ball let- N ter were given to Bob Dunston captain of the team, Bill Hipp. Dallt; p Garrels. Wayne Atwood Cnarle* it Jeffry and Kenneth Myers. Girls pi receiving basketball awards were Ella May Garrels and Mary Sim u mons. co-captains. Doris Johnston m Virginia Neil. Mildred SaHtibeii S' and Joyce Sasseen