The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 21, Milford, Kosciusko County, 18 June 1975 — Page 10
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KELLY THE CLOWN HERE — Kelly the Clown was present for both special shows at the Pickwick Theatre on Saturday. a special event by the management for mid-summer break for the youths, and sponsored by area merchants and individuals. Approximately 425 were in attendance.
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Purdue university on May 18. The graduates comprised the largest group yet to graduate from the university. In addition to the May graduates, students who had completed their studies in August and December of last year were also eligible to take part in the twin graduation ceremonies. Bachelor degrees were awarded to 3.040 students while 186 received associate degrees Os these two groups. 114 graduated “with highest distinction** which puts them in the top three per cent of the class In order to do so. a student must maintain a 5.72. or better, cumulative grade point index out of a possible 6.0. Another 218 graduated “with distinction'* by having grade point indexes of at least a 5.0 or “B” average. These students comprise the top 10 per cent of their class. A total of 512 advanced degrees were awarded, ranging from the master's to the Ph D to the doctor of veterinary medicine. Foreign students earning their degrees totaled 76. with 18 of them receiving bachelor's and 58 receiving advanced degrees The Kosciusko county May graduation candidates are: Jan C. Gawthrop, Etna Green; Joyce E. Norris, Mentone; David A. Valentine. Pierceton; Stanley R Mikel, Syracuse. John A. Fribley. Gregory Groninger. Robert T. Guy. Teresa K. Jones.
Cynthia L. Kralis, Paul C. Petro and Thomas C. Rank, all of Warsaw. With Highest Distinction Following are the May candidates for graduation “with highest distinction": Thbfnas R Wiltrout of Warsaw and Philip E. Bowman of Winona Lake. £lakelon<l pL 1 Xovth p/ ® Ceirt er •Ql Events for the coming week at the Lakeland Youth Center, Syracuse, a United Fund Agency, according to director Dan Caskey, include: Wednesday. June 18 — Girls’ softball practice, Green Sox. 910; free time at center 3-5; and Travel league game at Mentone 6 Thursday. June 19 — Girls' softball games with Green Sox vs Blue Sox at 5, Green Sox vs Red Sox 6:30 Friday, June 20 — Gymnastics for beginners 9-10. gymnastics for advanced and intermediate 10-12, summer recreation at the city park 1-3:30 Saturday. June 21 — Girls' softball team bake sale 9-12; free time at center 9-12; girls’ softball at Milford, two games, first game at 6 Sunday. June 22 — Gosed DayMonday. June 23 — Girls’ softball practice 9-10:30. Weight Watchers 6:30-9 Tuesday. June 24 — Free lime 4-7, Drum and bugle corps practice 6:30-9. boating safetyclasses 7-9 Wednesday. June 25 — Girls’ softball practice 9-10. Travel team in Mermaid Festival tournament, boating safetyclasses 7-9 Thursday. June 26 — Girls’ softball games. Green vs Red 5, Green vs Blue 6:30 Friday. June 27 — Gymnastics for beginners 9-10. gymnastics for advanced and intermediates 10-12, summer recreation at the city park 1-3:30.
Awards given at North Webster elementary school for 1974-75
Awards were presented at the North Webster elementary school just prior to the close of the 197475 school year. They follow: Attendance Perfect attendance awards went to: Fifth grade — Amy Coverstone, Annette Keim, Susan Richards, Steve Northrup. Greg Gant, Brian Geiger, Tag Hunter and Jeff Parker Fourth grade — John Willard. Carol Walker, Ronda Upson. Todd Reiff, Melanie Carr, Ben Black, Ricky Conway, Jim Thompson, Sonia Long, Maude
County students on dean’s list at Manchester college
NORTH MANCHESTER — Kosciusko county students were among those listed on the dean’s list of honor students for the spring term at Manchester college in North Manchester. The dean's list is composed of those students completing three or more courses whose grade for the term places them in approximately the upper 10 per cent of their respective classes. The students are: Silver Lake — Michael Howard, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Howard, r 2 Warsaw Community high school, major: biology; Norman Hudson,
Junior high honor rolls are released
The honor rolls for Milford, North Webster and Syracuse junior high schools for the final grading period have been released. Milford The Milford junior high school principal, Marion Acton, has released the following names of students qualified on the distinguished or regular rolls: Distinguished Eighth grade — Kathy Bice, Mischelle Johnston and Julia Rhodes Seventh grade — Renee Lindzy, Arlene Lehman, Debbie Dover and Beth Burke Sixth grade — Heather Beer, Chris Golden, Kathy Stichter and Jeff Sylvester Regular Roll Eighth Grade — Phil Beer, Todd Grove, Vicki Kreider and Doug Ruch Seventh grade — Angelique Farrington Sixth grade — Angie Augsburger, Tammy Beer, Melodie Tom, Oscar Hernandez, Karen Howard, Jon Nyce, Mara Leigh Peterson, Doug Rheinheimer and Tom Troup North Webster Principal G. Wendell Bryant has released the following honor rolls for the North Webster junior high school for the fourth grading period: Distinguished Eighth grade — Mark Lantz, Mary Baumle, Lynn Haney, Laura Keen, Kayle Knafel, Natalie Leach. Sondra Moore, Lori Sliger and Becky Weeks Seventh grade - Tyler Haines, Jill Sliger and Chris Wozniak Sixth grt le — Tim Bause, Brad Calobrace, Brett Fawley, John Locke. Bob Mort, John Weeks, Sunny Boggs, Brenda Hunter and Amber Lehman. Regular Roil Eighth grade — Hal Hammaker. Matt Strombeck. Martha Baumle. Lori Coy, Lori Henderson. Jill Humbles, Natalie McGlynn, Teresa Pruett, Laurie Pryor and Tami Wagoner Seventh grade — Greg Moerchen. Charles Myers, Dave Strombeck. Kandi Mort and Melanie Zurcher Sixth grade — Jama Everts and Lori Kruger
Packer. Cheryl Walker, Stephen Crouch, Susan Harris and Tonja Ritenour Third grade — Lofty Hunter, Barbara Bowser, Terrian Hinesley, Melissa Caldron, Lisa Davis, Vicki Voland, Doug Feller, Brett Hite, Kathryn Lewis and Dawn Mellinger Second grade — Brian Meek, Kent Nulf, Lisa White and Melissa Roberts First grade — Michelle Harter, Colleen Godfrey and Angie Richcreek Kindergarten — Troy Reiff, Scott Shoemaker, Gary Harris
sophomore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Hudson, r 1, Manchester high school, major: Pro-Med. Syracuse — Edwin Cable, sophomore, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Cable, r 2, Fairfield high school; Wilma Detwiler, freshman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Detwiler, r 3, Wawasee high school, major: secondary teaching. Warsaw — Jaqueline Quello, freshman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Quello, r 1, Warsaw Community high school, Donna Young, senior, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Young, r 6, Warsaw Community high school, major: religion.
Syracuse The following honor rolls have been released by Syracuse junior high school principal Charles Haffner for the fourth grading period: Distinguished Eighth grade — Nancy Amos, John Haffner, Jodi Kleenman, Jackie Mangas. Mark Stiffler, Jackie Glon and Mike Slabaugh Seventh grade — Cam Boyer, Candy Bornman, Laurie Brouwer, Lynn Brown, Carla Darr, Rose Easley, Jane Haffner, Raymond Hively, Cathie Leonard, Sharon Meek, Mike Murray, Janice Siebert, Lynn Vangundy, Peggy Waterson, Mike Brannock and Cindy Gilbert Sixth grade — Chris Bornman, Tim Butt, Mark Crum, Tammy Godspeed, Kim McDonald, Susan Naab, Brian Roberts, Michael Vanderveer and Troy Webb Regular Roll Eighth grade — Debbie Dieterly, Missy Finney, Lynn Gerstner, David Knispel, Judy Knudsen, Linda James, Dave Jones, Julie Miller, Ryan Owens, Susie Silveus, Mike Wakeland and Linda Grisamer Seventh grade — Fred Avery. Jeff Beezley, Julie Brandon, Greg Carpenter, Rod Hamman, Laura Kroh, Lisa Meek, Jan Miller. Marjie Pittman, Carol Phillabaum, Alice Steffen and Michelle White Sixth grade — Donna Bond, Julie Bushong, Robin Coe, Tonda Davis, Robin Easley, Max Grady, Margie Gans, Holly Hemminger, Cynthia Hoover, Tim Kroh, Ellen Meek, Amy Reed, Rusty Smith, Angie Stoffel and Michelle Wakeland Syracuse nign scnooi doss of 1950 OMlUftr mAiiotiAkk nos winner reunion Thirteen of the 25 graduates of the 1950 class at Syracuse high school, and spouses, met Saturday evening in Goshen for their 25th anniversary reunion. After the dinner, Donald Underwood of Wawaka served as master of ceremonies for events to follow including each graduate telling of activities since graduation. The remainder of the evening was spent socially with another reunion planned in 10 years. Casemates attending were: Underwood; Mrs. Adrian (Barbara Bowser) Zollinger of Ligonier; Mrs. Robert (Frances Byland) James, Sturgis, Mich.; Mrs. John (Mary Lou Denzel) Fries. Columbia City; Mrs. George (Ruth Houser) Evans of Elkhart; Mrs. James (Cynthia Frevert) Fry, Syracuse; Mrs. Loren (Wanda Ringler) Neibert, Leesburg. Also, Mrs. Donald (Loretta Held) Doehla, Knapp Lake, Cromwell; Mrs. Jack (Esther Wilkinson) Forrest of Nappanee; Mrs. Charles (Nancy Treadway) Searfoss, Syracuse; Carroll Lee Koble, Syracuse; Ralph Bushong, Syracuse; and Robert Pippenger of Los Angeles, California.
and David Broekers Youth Fitness The following girls were awarded certificates and the standard emblem for having equalled or exceeded the 50th percentile in the youth fitness test program designed by the American Association for health, physical education and recreation: Annette Currey, Annette Keim, Debra Wagoner, Ronda Black, Joanne Doty, Cheryl Miniear, Dana Brace, Mary Meyers, Susan Payne and Jamie Felts One girl, Lori Staley, received the Presidential physical fitness award for having equalled or exceeded the 85th percentile in the youth fitness program. First Aid The following fifth grade students were awarded Red Cross certificates for completing the basic first aid course: Chris Bause, Debi Wagoner. Susan Richards. Annette Currey, Tonnie Julian, Beth Prichard, Tammy Penn, Tom Rhodes, Amy Coverstone, Annette Keim, Kirk Hoffer. Renee McNeal. Cheryl Miniear, Lori Staley, Kent Butcher, Joanne Doty, Alan Bitz, Kim Fariss, Gregg Gant, Brian Geiger, Greg Henderson, Tag Himter, Mary Meyers, Dave Newman, Jeff Parker, Ken Paulus, Susan Payne, Lorie Richardson, John Schenk el, Mike Shock, Lonie Sieglinger, Susan Spaw, Janua Wolfe and Don Zajeski. Suzanne Hill received a certificate for winning the fifth and sixth grade spelling bee at North Webstar for 1974-75. Area students on dean's list at McPherson McPHERSON, Kan. - McPherson college honor roll for spring semester, 1975 recorded outstanding scholastic achievement by 61 Kansas and 49 out-of-state students. To qualify for the honor roll, each student completed at least 12 semester credits and achieved at least 3.50 grade point average. An additional 23 Kansas and 25 out-of-state students achieved honorable mention by achieving from 3.25 to 3.49 grade point average on the course work during the spring. Area youths on the list included Charles Baldwin of Syracuse, a junior, on the honor roll; and Daniel Sheets, a junior, Nappanee, honorable mention.
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Kindergarten children must meet necessary requirements
Syracuse elementary school principal Robert D. Hamman urges parents of kindergarten age children to make sure they have met all the necessary requirements before school starts in September. In order to qualify for kindergarten classes at Syracuse, a child must be at least five years old on or before September, 1 and he or she must reside within the boundaries of Turkey Creek township. An enrollment form and a medical examination form must be completed for each kindergarten student. The legal birth certificate must be checked by the principal for verification of the birth date and spelling of the child’s name for the school records. Parents who attended kindergarten roundup last spring already completed the enrollment forms, however, there are many who have not returned the medical examination form, and there are some who must bring in the legal birth certificate for verification. All these requirements must be met before a child can enter kindergarten. Parents who did not attend the roundup, but who have children eligible for kindergarten, should contact the school as soon as possible by calling the school after August 14 or by writing to: Syracuse Elementary School, 201 E. Brooklyn St., Syracuse, IN 46567. Parents are urged to complete all the requirements as soon as possible and avoid waiting until the end of summer. The medical examination may take more time than you anticipate. The legal birth certificate must be obtained from the county health department of the county in which the child was born.
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Kindergarten classes do not begin September 2. Orientation sessions are held before starting the kindergarten program. Parents will be notified by mail stating the time and place for their session. Steve Hoopingarner on the honor roll The name of Steven Hoopingarner, a junior at Wawasee high school, was left off the honor roll when sent in for publication. Steven made the regular roll for the final grading period. Two from Syracuse on dean's list INDIANAPOLIS - Two students from Syracuse have been named to the dean’s list at Butler university for the second semester of the 1974-75 college year. They are: Karen S. Allen, r 4, and Connie M. Christner, r 2. LAKELAND LOCAL George Marker and Mrs. Martha Roselius of West Alexander, Ohio, were dinner guests Wednesday in the home of Gerald Grove at Milford.
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