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Robert Stewart Anderson
It is
with great sadness that we inform you
that one of our students, Robert
Stewart Anderson passed away on
Tuesday morning at Children’s Hospital
in Seattle. Stewart was a wonderful
young man who was loved by many. He
is survived by his two siblings,
Amelia and Bryce and his parents Liz
and Bob Anderson.
Memorial services will be on
Saturday,
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November 21st
at Carnation Elementary School
starting at 2:00 pm. In lieu
of flowers, parents have asked
that all donations be made to
the Bridge of Promise Charity. |
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Zach Shutte |
Busted!!
By the
Random Acts of
Kindness Snoop
Patrol
November 16, 2009
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Have you caught anyone doing a random act of kindness? Well, Cedarcrest is doing something new and it’s called Busted! It’s a little thing to
recognize those who were busted doing something kind--and didn’t know anyone was
watching. So if you catch anyone doing something kind, go up
to Mrs. Filer
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or Linda in the main office and let them know! Anyone is eligible, so don’t be
afraid to be kind.
The first person to be busted doing a random act of kindness
this year is-- Zack Shutte. He was caught by Linda Bjornsen holding the door
open for an elderly lady at the Duvall Post Office. Congratulations
Zack for being the first person caught being kind!
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News Article Archive
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Girls
Cross Country Places 3rd at State
Saturday, November 7, 2009
By Coach Bruce McDowell
On Saturday
the girls cross country squad finished 3rd at the
State Championships. It might not have been
exactly what the squad was hoping for, but we were
able to come home with a trophy. A third place
trophy out of 55 2A schools in the state is pretty
good. Cara
Strodel placed 6th and Missy Dowd placed 16th to
earn a spot on the podium. This is the first time
that Cedarcrest Cross Country has put two runners
on the podium in the same year.
It was also a good day
for the boys team also as they were recognized as
the 2A State Academic Champions. They had a photo
op on the podium and came home with a plaque. Read
the entire article
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Put on those
Donating Faces-- It’s Time for the RAK
Personal Product Drive!
Friday, November 6, 2009
By Laura Cavens
Random Acts of Kindness
members (the Garbage Gang)
getting ready to clean up downtown Duvall
Have you ever thought about what it would be like to
not be able to purchase basic necessities like soap and shampoo? For
thousands of people it’s a struggle to purchase these simple products--
that’s why Random Acts of Kindness is doing the personal products drive.
Please help us out by bringing in items like deodorant, toilet paper,
toothpaste, cleaning supplies, baby products, soap, shampoo, shaving
products, and feminine products.
To promote the Personal Products Drive, RAK is
holding its annual competition between first period classes to see who can
bring in the most personal products. Whoever wins will get a prize for the
entire class. Mrs. Filer’s goal is to have every first period
participate-- so be sure to pitch in and help. The personal product drive
will be from November 9-23, so be sure to put your winning faces on and
bring in a lot of personal products. If you have any questions contact
Mrs. Frost or Mrs. Filer.
Also--remember there will be a
Random Acts of
Kindness meeting on December 2 in Mrs. Filer’s room, 242 during advisory |
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Getting to Know the New Counselor
at CHS
Friday, November 6, 2009
By Meaghan McArthy
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We have a new
counselor at CHS! What does the new counselor,
Mr. Hatch, like doing outside of school? He does
love backpacking in the Washington National
Forests and spending time with friends—but most
of all, he loves hanging out with his fiancée,
Joslin. His favorite dessert is warm cookies and
milk.
Before he
came to work for CHS as a counselor, he went to
Shorecrest High School. At Shorecrest he was
involved in soccer, DECA, and the National Honors
Society. He was also the sports editor for the
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school newspaper. In high school,
he wanted to be either a CEO for a corporation, or an
advertising executive. A subject he didn’t care much
for was science. His favorite subject was English.
After high school he attended college at the
University of Denver for two years, and then spent
five years at Western Washington University. He
majored in business and psychology as an
undergraduate, and eventually earned a masters degree
in school counseling. Some of his favorite college
subjects were astronomy, physics, geology, and
biology. Going through college his least favorite
subject was calculus. Mr. Hatch’s favorite college
experience was playing soccer because it was so
“intense.”
Mr. Hatch has come a long way to get here, and we are
very fortunate to have him as our new counselor. At
Cedarcrest he will be helping all students with last
names in the “L through Z” range.
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Local News
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Prep Sports--
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