The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 22, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 28 May 1964 — Page 8

- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — May 28. 1964

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Phil N. Eskew To Speak fit North Liberty Commencement June 3

Phil N Eskew. commissioner of the Indiana High School Athletic Association, will deliver Ihe commencement address to 13 gradunting seniors Tuesday at the North Liberty High School gym. His homespun Hoosier philosophy combines fun. horse-sense and entertainment. but always leaves some wholesome philosophy with his listeners. This approach has made him a most sought after speaker in Indiana circles. His talks have been heard by nor one-half million people throughout the middle west. Eskew was born and raised in southern Indiana. He has earned B S and M S. degrees and an honorary L L D. degree at several Indiana colleges and universities while studying law and education. His exerience includes working at many trades while getting his education, teaching positions and serving as coach, athletic official. dean of boys. principal and superintendet of school in various sections of Indiana. The closing exercises will begin with the Baccalaureate Service Sunday afterm >n. May 31. at 2:30. Rev. Kent Bennett, of the County Line Brethren Church, will deliver the address. Tins will take place in the high school gym. Processional. Judy Halt Invocation, Rev. Charles Patterson. North Liberty Methodist Church Vocal solo. “The Lord's Prayer". Janet McEndarfer Address. Rev. Kent Bennett, County Line Brethren Church High School Chorus, "Now We Sing Joyfully Cnto God" and "Let There Be Music" Benediction. Rev. Thoma- DuVall, Star Wesleyan Methodist Church Recessional, Judy Halt The Commencement Exercises will be held Wednesday. June 3. at 8:00 p.m. in the High School gym. Processional. High School Band. “Pomp and Circumstance” Invocation Rev. A. P. Wenger, North Liberty Church of the Brethren Piano soln. ‘Fantaisle Impromptu”, Michael Mohler Address "Which Hand?”, Phil Eskew Ensemble. Senior Quartet, ’Halls of Ivy” Awarding of Diplomas, Board

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of Education Presentation of Ciajss Gift. Gordon ( :a’ k. t ’asa president Benediction, Rev. John Palmer, North Liberty Christian Church Recessional, High School Band, "War March of the Priests” The graduating class of 1964 of North Liberty High Schoo] is: Carole Marie Batsleer Mary Jane Bell * Sheryl Lynn Beron Judy Letitia Carr Der] Monte Cisney ‘Gordon Harrison Clark Linda Louise Clark ‘Ronald Keith Davis Raymond Eugene Dillon Susan Elizabeth Dittmar ‘Joanne Marie Eberly Richard .Allen Eskridge Richard Mauris Etherington Phyllis Claudette Gorby ■Terry Lee Fraser ‘Wayne Gordon Goodling Dale A Holder aum Bonnie Sue Jones Connie Lou Jones Douglas Brian Kaser Bemita Jo K< nnedy Deborah Ann Knecht William Elmer Lappin Jerry Dale Knepp Connie Marie Marshall •Janet Irene McEndarfer James David Mlekodaj Michael J. Mohler Richard Eugene Morris Edward Allen Petz James Lee Ritchie Gerald L e Rose •Evelyn Rose Ross Sue Rudd Solmos ‘Sandra Nadine Shade Alan I>ee Shoemaker Linda Suzanne Shuppert Dennis Lee Smith Nancy Ix'a Stoner Barbara Ann Stout Shirley Ann Whitmer Donald Leroy Zollers Vickie Lynn Zent ♦Denotes National Honor Society members. These Seniors are wearing gold satin Honor collars and tassels MARTHA CIRCLE TO MF FT The Martha Circle of the Presihyterian Church will meet next Wednesday evening. June 3. at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. David Owen. Devotions will be given by Mrs. Richard Shaffer, and the lesson will be given by Rev. David Owen. The roll call word will be “obey." Guests are welcome.

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’®«Bk N. k Award Day To Be Held Friday At 1:45 The annual Award Program will be held this Friday afternoon at 1:45 in the North Liberty High School gym. This program had formerly been held in the evening. but to be consistent with the other South Bend Community Schools, the time has been changed to afternoon. Addresses will be given by Joanne Eberly. Valedictorian, and Janet McEndarfer, SaJutatorian. Awards will be made for Citizenship. Scholarship, and for perfect attendane. There will also be awards for the top scholarr in each department as well as a number of individual awards. These will be presented by teachers of the subjects and the Home Room Teachers. There will also be Certificates of Scholarship for College presented to deserving seniors. All parents and patrons of the school are urged to attend. The public Is invited. STAR Sunday School 9:30 a m. Morning Worship 10:30 a m. Weslayan Youth 7:00 p m. Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Thomas Duvall, pastor Delores Matzos Indianapolis is spending her vacation this week with her parents Mr. and Mrt. Clem Lightfoot and her grandma Milliken. Lirrv Grove has completed his basic t mining at Fort Kr >x. Kv . and is spending two weeks with his parents, before being sent to Camp Gordon. Ga. Mr an ! Mr v Howard Snvder of Marion visited the Fred < hutz funilv ;u I Mr an 1 M's. Harold S.iyder Saturday. NOTH E T w.H ’ 4 be >n ih’e f< i a^v debt e..''trac'« I by any- e o^er than my elf lllw Ray: nd L ite

Methodist plan Daily Vacation Bible School The annual Vacation Church School of the Walkerton Metho dit Church, will be held June 1 to 12th with children four years old through the 6th grade meet-

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ing at the church, and grades 7 and 8 meeting at the home of Marion Ctiapman. It will be held from 9:00 to 11:30 am. each day. All children of the church and any other children are invited to attend. Use the Classified Ads.