The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 6, Milford, Kosciusko County, 18 March 1965 — Page 8

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Student-Written LAKE LA N D I• d . SCHOOL NEWS

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Webster Youths Champs In Lakeland Science Fair

■ ■ ■ ■ ' 5 ■ ' .■ - ■ • ■ " . <. v -.- --i’-. . <*f tiX* ?eu>nd ' 11 fa nd Con munity S Friday and Saturday at Syracm-J h Reserve championship honors Wffll’to'two Milford ,t.uic!".s -Dan ; Bw- and Atom om. n the junior , and sen ; on divisions respectively ? Uo;»->cr .-. id Ils Elements and v-ccred in the Iwb I ■ ■ .. 'lt . • ■ lb ■ phys cs ■ - i 114 Inter \ ' Hal. of 114 pro'je.-ts wee en- ■ Sv ra-rux* and Uyshurg ipr d Dan Bet - >< < :Gan: North Webster.' The Woody 'A third.-Don-Strand. North Webster. Germination of Com and Beans; honora . .- ■’■•••! •■'" Je.ri'kne < '■<:••?■. S\racuse. Chicken ■ Brain ■■Chemistry-., First. Manly.' “> North Webber;. Copper-and its ‘Elements; second. M.ke Brower, North Webster \ Dye White Print Pro-. < «•" ; ! V-k V .-motor. North] \\C -■•r I'tystaliocraphy: honormention. Christina ’ Archer. Leesburg. Electro-Chemistrv and Dave Beer. Milford, Butterfat Tenting How and Why” Physics - First. Sue Roose. North | Webster. Gravity. The Force AM. Virtind Is second. ■ .Lk> Hoile. North Webster. Tesla Coil: third. A B • I<< db ’< In the Kaleidoscope; honor- I able - mebt.on. Dave Be semeyer. North Webster. Haw The Four Cyc- | le Engine Works, I Earth and Space . First. Jay Ber- . .try Movement <>: Water m Soils; second. -Dani Becker. Leesburg. What Puts the' Quick in Quicksand?; third. Lane I Graham. Leesburg. Comparison of j Barometric Pressure and Tempera- > lure, honorable mention. Mark Minnick, North Webster. The Pum- j ping .and H I Water Heating Systems" honorable, mention. Charts North Webster. Gra tis of Sand From the Hour Glass of Time: honorable mention, Linda Cecil, Syracuse. State Birds and Flowers: honorable mention. Bill Pipp, Syracuse, Traffic Light. Mathematics - First, Joyce Raver. North Webster, Counting Methods; second Willard Deßolt, Leesburg. Modern Math Bases. Senior Division The following are awards as presented in the senior division of the fair Biology — First, Leo Anglin. Jr. Milford. Which Toothpaste Should You Use?; second. Sally Yoder. Syracuse. Effects of Weed Killer of plirt Growth; third, Ilicy KitSOO, Syracuse, Do “Commercial Enzymes Clean Drains as Well as Commercial CleanersT.; honorable roent.on, Dwme Dwyer. Milford. Modern Cancer Research: honorable mention R. T. Searfess. Syracuse, The Middle Ear; Mike Buhrt. Syracuse, Spice for Breakfast - Chemistry - First. Rod Hine, North Webster. Life Saving Weeds: second. DarreU Custer, Milford. Temperature Effects on Air: third. Saliv Searfoss, Syracuse. Removing of salt from water by Eiectrodi-

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LtKFi \ND CHAMPION'S — f are the grand champions and the re- i serve champions of the l akeland i -fair held at Syrfaapw over i the past week end. 1 I Ito ric.ht are Manna Oni. Mil- <

atvsis; honorable nientioh. Ginger Hi liar. Milford, Identification of Me'talhc Tons: honorable mentwn, Mike Vanator. North Webster. Per- ■ ■ honorable mention. Phil Metcalf. No th Webster. Gram - Moleculor eight of (>xy got Physics - First, Aianna Orc. \kxvt. Syracuse, Rotation of Light Through Solutions: third. Alien Brunjes. Milford. Mierosonic Wind Tunnel: honorable iTieir L Jones. Syracuse. Tne Quality of Sound. Earth and Space - First. Bill Clune, Syracuse. Thrust a:xl Per- ■ ,r v <•: Ama’eu" R<x ket Fuels Mvond. Steve Smith, Syracuse. Testing an .Vnateiir Rocket: third. Jer- . W.. Min. Milford. Germination of Mathematics • First. Larry Hoo ver. Milford. Counting In the Binary : System: jjecond. John Ludwigs- Syracuse. Gist of Relativity. f AM student,-: who received first. ! secontl or -tiurd place awards at ■ ■■ . tinpate in the regional science fair at the 'University <rf Notre Dame, bn ' April 3. ’

All students who entred this year< l j I fair desene eredd for mak ng’ the ( ; fair a complete success WM the hard wort and lone hours spent , Jf”~ ■. i project, a fair of this ty-pe yoridlMrt j be possible. i — • ! SHS F. T. A. HOLDS INVITATIONAL MEETING • The Laurel Chapter of the Future ; Teachers of America club at Syr- . acme high school held its -annual invitational meeting on Monday, j March 15. at 7:30 in the school cafei ter “ a - -=rx . . — The meeting was opened by Mrs. s Wagner. club sponsor. W the onlv representative from ancth- . er school. Ron Hine from North I Webster, and by reading the pledge . of the ch*. A background of the r ch* was given by Rosemary Bush- j ■ one who also introduced the chib's - officers Mary Bonnet then explain- - ed the system” of exploratory teach- • ling at Syracuse for the benefit of . the members a® well as the guest | • Mr Moser followed Mary and , talked on college life and prepara- • tMHJ for teaching. • | The meeting was then adjourned bv president Mike Brown and light refreshments were served Character is often determined by what a man says no to.

was entered in the biology .tassifieation by Dan Beer <rf Milford.-

ford, reserve senior champion-, Marlisn Reni. North Webster, junior tirand champion: Dan Beer, Milford, reserve junior champion: and Rod Hine, North Webster, senior grand champion. Photo by Tim 1 eager.

HELPING WITH PAGEANT — Miss Vicki Fuller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Beiswanger of Milford, is among the Ball State university students who have key roles in preparing for the 1%5 Miss Ball State Pageant scheduled on the campus April 24 at Bp. m. in Emenns Col-lege-Community auditorium. A sophomore at the university.

Miss Fuller is banqbet chairman. Other students preparing for the pageant are Kay Toombs of Noblesville. a sophomore, chairman of the written programs committee: John Roscoe of Fort Wayne, junior, staging chairman: M. Kathleen Kauffman of Bremen, junior, tickets chairman: Barbara Mangus of Lakeville. junior, judges co-chairman: and Jerry Miller of Spiceland, junior. production chairman. Miss Fuller was also recently elected to the Student Center Governing Board, assistant treasurer and song leader of Alpha Chi Omega swority. varsity cheerleader and orient staff of the year book. SYRACUSE SUMMARY Congratulations to all the science fear winners’ The tong, gruelling hours of work paid off in some ex- ’ traordinary exhibits. Hie FTA met -on Monday evening for its annual invitational. The guest speaker for the evening was Mr Moser. SHS science and physiI cal education instructor- - . The Junior Ladies of the Round ' Table were entertained by the Se- j nior Ladies at the Syracuse Lutheran church on Tuesday, March I 1.6Report cards were distributed this week. Congrats to those who made the honor roll, and “betterluck next time" to those who didn’t.

Syracuse Girl Staters

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GIRLS' STATER — Mary K. Bushong. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Avon Bushong. Syracuse, has been chosen as Syracuse’s Giris' Stater. She is 16 years old and a junior at Syracuse high school. She is majoring in business English and social studies and belongs to the cheer block. Modern Music Masters. GAA. band, and Junior I-adies of the Round Tfeble.

Leesburg Boy Staters

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BOVS' STATER — Roily Robison has been named to represent the Lusharg high school at Boys’ State this summer. He is president of the junior class, a member of the varsity basketball team, sings in ehvrus. and plays saxophone in the band. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Robison of Leesburg.

Recent Pledges

iL RECENT PLEDGE — Grant De Muth, a freshman in the “School of Industrial Management” at Purdue university, was a recent pledge to the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. He is a 1964 graduate of Leesburg high school where he was an outstanding track athlete. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Don DeMuth.

Milford I School News By PAULA BURGETT I \\ 12 more- weeks kßt in this school year all of us are rr. ing t<> get everything done.' The report cards were handed . out for the fourth lime this year. It may be just my imagination, but 1 i: seems as though the six weeks are getting closer together. After basketball season is over n ably thus leaving little to’write about. I'll i bet though, it wotft be long untd evervthmgs popping again. Right kAis’”' -MHS—SENIOR OF THE WEEK GREG MISHLER I Greg is the eighteen-year-o’d son ■of Mr. and Mrs. Wade Mishler of | Milford He was bom November 27. In his years at MHS Greg has tried to gain enough knowledge for college. After graduating this spring Greg plans to attend Indiana j university to study pre-njed. He w ill have a® extension to Fort Wayne and then transfer to Bloomington. Greg doesn't feel that anyone can I predict the world's future. Like the ; rest o{ us. he’s just going to wait 'and see what happens. | He doesn’t believe .there is a i civil rights bill and if there is it , isn’t enforced. If the situation conj tinues as it is Greg feels that the j bill wifi be one .of the governments | biggest flops. I The Viet Nam situation is not beI ing handled proiierly. The United ’ States is either going to have to i make its move or lose everything it’s tried to accomplish. J Greg’s advice to underclassmen I is to keep the grades up, but still enjoy it. Fellows who go around looking ' for a siap usually get bit

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ALTERNATE GIRLS' STATER — Jayne Poynter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Poynter of Syracuse, is the Girls' State alternate chosen for Syracuse. She belongs to the National Honor Society. Tri-M's, GAA. and band. Her favorite subjects are government and politics and her hobby is water-skiing. She is 16 and a junior at Syracuse high school.

11l BOYS' STATER ALTERNATE — Larry Bishop, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bishop, has been selected as alterante to Boys' State, .lie is a member of the tarsity basketball team. -ing> in chorus, smd wav a member of the band his freshman year.

■ ' ' ' ' - PLEDGED TO THETA Kl—Charles “Ed” l.yons was recently pledged to Theta Ki fraternity at Purdue university where be is a freshman in the “School of Industrial Management". Ed is a 1964 honor graduate of the Ix-esburg high school. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Lyons.

Carla Speicher Wins Spelling Bee Sherry Graff, eiglith grade stu-i dent..’ ind Carla Speicher, sixth ; grade, competed in .the Milford i school sped off March 11. j Sherrv misspelled the word eb-. sence Carla spelled this word cor-1 rectly and went or. to spell anniversary correctly: Thus. Carla became the winner \ of the school championship. I SENIOR HAPPY BACHELORS MEET AT BEER HOME By BARB DAVIS The Senior Happy Bachelors met at Dave Beer’s home. The meeting, was called together by president David. Beer The 4-H pledge was given by Jerry Wilson and the Amertcan pledge by Donna David- ’■ sen. It was voted on that dues for I the following year will be $1 and 50 ■ cents be added on if the dues aren’t paid by the April' meeting. Bob Beer and DevonjJavis hand.ed out our 4-H record We i discussed the 4-H t#ur and other things we are going to do this sumTTier - JUT I Refreshments were served by Judy and Dave Beer. The next meeting is April 6 at ’Leo Anglins heme. MILFORD SCHOOL MENUS ; Mon. - Hot dogs and cheese sticks. ! taler-tots, carrot sticks, creamed ■ rice, fruit cup. milk. , Tues. - Beef and dumplings, spinach au gratin, hot rolls and butter. I pear half and cookie, milk. Wed. - Pork pinwheels with gravy. ■ green beans, celery sticks, bread, r butter, jelly, sliced pineapple and I cookie, milk. ’rtinrs . Beans with ham. mashed i cabbage-carrot salad, corn-

Lakeland Music Festival Is Smashing Success Friday

The annual Lakeland Community" School Corporation’s music festival held at North Webster on Friday was a smashing success. During the choral program James Turner conducted the combined choir as it sang “Prayer for Peace” by Dawn with Reader Steve Snyder and “Nobody's Business" by Rodby with Terry Mazey as soloist. Sherri Rider was accompanist. James Lentz conducted the choir as it sang “Psalm 150” by Lewandowski. Nancy Plank was accompanist. “Hark the Vesper Hymn is Stealing” by Stevenson and "Happy Wanderer" by Frank were the numbers presented under the direction, of Richard' Anderson. Mrs. Ray

Release Honor Roll At Milford For Fourth Grading Period

Fallowing Is the Milford high school honor roll as released for the fourth, grading period by the office of principal Donri D. Kesler: The * .represents tall A’si Seniors — Arlene Anglin. ’Carol Beer. Becky H.hit, Ginger Hollar. Sharron Moneyheffer, Alanna 'Dm. Pam Phend. and -Ann Purdum. Juniors — Connie Biller*.. Card Chambers. Loretta Chupp, . Rosetta C-hupp, Michelle Conn*. Joan Scttfotterback . Brenda Wilson, John Beiswanger', Allen Brunjes, and J-udv & ■ Sophomores — Allyson -Anglin. Vij"

TO PARTICIPATE IN PAGEANT -— Miss Sharon Kaye Patrick, daughter of Mrs. fdadys B. Preston of 92 North Shore drive, Syracuse, w ill participate in the Miss Scholarship Pageant to be held in the Henry Clav auditorium at Lexington. Ky.. on March 23. Miss Patrick is a senior at Good Samaritan School of Nursing, an affiliate of the University of Kentucky. She is one of 13 young ladies who won in the first-round competition. For her talent she will perform a dramatic monologue. The winner will represent the city of Lexington in the .Miss Kentucky Pageant. Mrs. Preston is a teacher at Syrectise high school. ■ bread and butter, gelatine squares with fresh orange slices, milk. Fri. - Swiss steak and gravy, buttered. potatoes, tossed green salad, bread, butter, jelly, milk.

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Webster was accompanist. Michelle Conn sang the solo “How Excellent Is Thy Name” by Angek and Dianne Dwyer was soloist for ; "Go Down Moses" by Howorth as Joseph Judkins conducted and Kristi Lichenwaiter accompanied. Band Program “Emblem of Unity” by Richards and "The Lost Cord” by Sullivan were conducted by Joseph Judkins during the band’s part in the program. “Alleluia” by Mozart and “Bell of the Ball” by Anderson were the numbers played under the direction of Richard Anderson. James Turner was the conductor for “Marche Oriental” by Muss-

ginia Arthur. Sandra Crowl. Donna Davidsen, Janet Purdum*. Susie Scott, Bob Hoerr. Park Phend, and Mike Mauk. Freshmen — Paula Burgett. Dave I Beer, Charles Bird, Dan Brown. Tom Gunden, Greg Jackson, .Dick O’Blenis. Eighth Grade — Debbie' Arthur. Sherry Graff, Linda Maxson, /Kristi Phend'. Faye Rheinheimer . 'Dan Beer. Kent Biiler. and Dale Custer. Seventh Grade — Pat Beer*, Janet Fisher. Brenda Hurd*, and Fred Hoerr.

MENTONE WINS POULTRY JUDGING CONTEST The Kyseiusko County 4-H o'n-.l FFA poultry judhin; < mtest -vas the Mentone high school. Mentone high school, coached by Andy Pylant. Syracuse h '. coached by Dick Edwards and Milford high school, coached by John Strouse participated in the contest. First place was won by Mentone birth senooL. Team members are: Dave Kuhn. Ed Antpnides. Tony Peters and- Randv Ahtonides Dar;nv Kreis. Larry Tom, Jon .Roberts and Garry Tom were the Syracuse team members winning second pl.e - in the contest ' ; Classes were set .up m pipduct ion dressed birds, interior and 1 out 'eggs', and cull or keen-.class and a quiz. The is and . eggs were furnished bv Cireighton Brothers U. S No. 30 west of Warsaw. Kral is. -Brothers., r 5. Warsaw, donate! the dressed birds tor the con-te-t . . ■ H'u'i'' scoring i .individuals in. the contest were: jDave - Kuhn. - Mentone, 435 out of a possible 500; Ed An- : -' les. Mentone. 434: Danny Krt >- < Syracuse. 431 -r - - T ",-■ • ncuse. 415 .and John Lipply. Milford 410. SYRACUSE SCHOOL MENUS Mon - Hot ham sandwiches, butd green beans, pineapple slices, s'mores, milk. Tues. - Beef and noodles, candied sweet potatoes. Waldorf salad, bread and, butter, milk. Wed. - Steakettes, baked potato, tossed salad, cake, bread and butter. milk. Thurs - Turkey squares, buttered peas, sunshine salad, bread and butter, milk, Fri. - Tuna salad, creamed potatoes, fruit, bread and butter, milk.

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ouresky and “Hootenanny” by Walt- ■’ ers. c . "Highlights from Carnival” by - Merrill with coronet solo by Bruce 5 Cripe and. “Semper Fidelis” by - Sousa were the numbers played tinder the direction .of James" Lentz. The closing number was “Born 5 to be Free" -by Williams and was 1 presented byLjhe combined band s’ and chorus Under the direction of - James Lenty Mr. Lentz( is the music director 1 at the Syracuse school. Mr. Turner - is music director at North Web--1 ster, Mr: Anderson is the music director at Leesburg and Mr. Judkins is the music director at Mil- - ford.

MILFORD FFA ENJOYS BALL GAME By Gary Hepler The Milford chapter Future Farm ers of America went to Fort Wayne on March 4 and saw a basketball game between San Francisco a'nd Detroit. San Francisco won the ’ game. f Those driving were Bob Beer, Robert Kitson and John Strouse. Those members that went were Jon Ronn Smith, Gary Mock, Jeff Kern. Jerry Wilson. Don Bucher. Gary Hepler. Bill hnd Bob Steffen. John Teeple. Mike' Millet', Greg Ja.kson. Stan Price and guests were A r erl Baker,. Danny Newcomer and Stan Stump. N Tiie trip was well enjoyed des- ■ MILFORD FIREMEN ANSWER CALL u TUESDAY The Milt >rd fre department an>weifd. ;i : ..'1 ut f .1. m. Wednesday to .ae L ui< Hassie property east of the Stan Scott orchard SE 1 Everett Rookstool farm, - Snake damage resulted from an

fun Roller skate and enjoy I t fun-ailed evening. p 7 All sessions well | supervised. Wholesome recreation ... P/ p / vM lots t>£ music and / f gaity. w*** Schedule SAT. NITE — 7:00-10:00 p.m. ■ SUN. MATINEE — 2:00-4:30 SUN. NITE — 6:00-9:00 p. m, Admission 40c—Skates 25c COACH — Sue Benson We Cater To Church & School Parties Bremen Roller Rink Phone: 784-3021

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