The Independent-News, Volume 89, Number 23, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 10 June 1965 — Page 5

Awards Given At North Liberty High School Award and Senior Recognition pay was hekl at North Liberty High School last Friday, June 4, jt 1:45 p.m. The program was opened with an address by the t lass salutatorian, Gloria Dalke. Winners of Departmental Awards: James Wicks, Roberta Kung. Charlene Lushbough, Larry Hostetler, Charles Hofer, John Wenger, Jennifer Eberly, Kent Naragon, Stephen Divine and Bruce Vernon. Others given hon- । iable mention were: Penny Summers, Kathleen Whitmer, Neil Baughman, Kay Hay, Karen Kane. Vocational Ag awards went to Dale Naragon, David Roush. Marston McGwin. Voc. Home Ec awards; Connie Davis, Ruth Stokes and Kay Hay. Scholarship awards (top boy and girl scholastically for the present year): Larry Hostetler. Charlene Lushbough, Harry Doering, Sharon Price. Kerry Kane. Judy Halt. Bruce Sumemrfield, Kathie Zook, Chris Anderson and Ellen Baughman. Honorable mention: Stephen Divine, Shirley Church. Clarence Field, Jennifer Eberly. Hope Buell. Neil Baughman. Verla Hostetler. Jack Bonham. June Wolfe. Dennis Clerk, Ramona Lushl>ough. Citizenship awards: Eighth Grade D.A.R. medals to Ramona Lushbough and Roy Stout; 9th. 10th and 11th grade pins to Bridget Wicks. Jack Bonham. Karen Hill. Neil Baughman, Karen Kane. Michael Knepp; Senior awards given by Edward Sousley Post of the American Legion No. 365 to: Sharon Kay Hay and Dale Naragon. Honorable mention: David Roush. Janis Clark, Douglas Hill, Joyce McCormick. Martin Albright. Patricia Markle, Stephen Eberty, Eben Baughman. Douglas Aldrich Office assistants: Roberta Kring, Ruth Stokes, Caroline Co* has, Whitener. Bonnie WlUhmm, Mtoh&eV Joye* McCtoinleli UHmfb: a^neman, - Duan* Terry Barton. James Flshar, Dougin* Hill. Rob. ert Htfjtor..lLaaßrmee McGwin. Student librarian*: Hope Buell, Albertha Brtnkhotf, Anetta Ci*ney, Beverly Hofer, Betsy Hevel, Karen Kane Margaret Mangus, Margene Mull, Kathy Shupert. Yearbook: Ellen Sokola, Margaret Mangus. Roberta Kring. Charlene Krueger. Betay Hevel, Kathy Whitmer. Shirley Dove, Louise Marek, Marilyn Mulvaney. Kay Markle. Marilyn Peterson, Gloria Springman, Christine Vincent: Bruce Vernon. Dewayne L^e, Christy Zent. Special awards: The DAR History award ^yent to Sharon Price, and James Wicks received the National Scholastic Art award. Scholarships: Nine students of North IJberty High School can receive a total of $22,000 in scholarships and student loans over a period of four years. Recipients are: James Wicks, James Ashcarft, Gloria Dalke, Charlene Krueger. Charlene Lushbough. Roberta Kring. Larry Hostetler, Kav Hay and Charles Hofer. Five seniors received pins for perfect attendance for four years GERANIUMS VINES AND J OTHER FLOWER ' PLANTS ' I OPUNGEBS Walkerton 1 ’ M2OtF ; _ ... I

and two for three years. 4 yr.: Charles Geyer, Larry Hostetler, Roberta Kring, Jarnos Lambert, Allen Quigley. 2 yr.: James Fisher. Charlene Krueger. Certificates for one year: Tom Hooten. Connie Davis, Murray Moon. Jennifer Eberly. Zelia Borton, Claude Gorby, Karen Kane, Michael Knepp. Kay Markle. Jeanne Rudynski, Sharon Sapp. Mary Shuppert, Theresa Sipotz. Sam Sousley. Linda Fisher. Shirley Geyer, Karen Hill, Robert Hunter, Karen McCormick, Larry Setnor, Gloria Springman. Tom Andrews, Jo Ann Clingenpeej, Linda Davis. Stephen Eberly, Karen Gorby, Robert Kaser, Robert Lappin, Ricki Moon. Laura Wille. Mary Albert. Lynn Bauman, Sandra Fisher, Leslie Kring, Genna Sue Liggett, Keith Moon, Carol Parmley. Martin Shupert. Jaqueline Schlarb. A composite of the senior class was presented by the sponsor. Mr. Holmgren. The program was concluded with an address by the val-

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edictorian of the class, Ci^rlene Lushbough. American Legion And Auxiliary Plans Installation Plans for a Public Installation of officers for the An .erican Legion and also its Auxiliary were made Thursday night at the Legion Post Home. John L. Groves will be in died as Commander of the Legi n and Mrs. Hairy Malstaff as Ah' diary president in a joint ceremc • y beginning at 8. I.egion Dri team from Post 50 South Bend ill install the Legion men. a. the Auxiliary Installation Tean eadcd by Mrs Edward Klopfer .tein, will install the women. During the business m°- ting Thursday night the Two T ima float entered in the Memoria’ Day parade was discussed. The w men agreed to enter it in the Legion’s Third District Convention Parade a* 7 p.m. Saturday night. .Tunc 12th.

JUNE 10, 1965 — THE INDEPENDEaNT NEWS —

Mrs. Emery Flaugher, poppy chairman, reported a successful poppy sales in Walkerton Friday and Saturday, and expressed her appreciation to the community for their cooperation, as well as the women and youngsters who participated. The cash attendance prize was not picked up as the recipient, Mrs. Arthur Schmeltz, was not present. Mrs. John Groves and Mrs. Lawrence Pontius served refreshments. □ - □ THANKS □ □ The E.U.B. Youth Fellowship would like to thank Frank Hahn for the use of his wagon last Friday evening, and Ervin Stuntz for pulling the wagon on our hayride at his Pine Forest. We would also like to thank Jim Martin for the use of his garage Saturday, in which we sponsored a car wash. Thanks again. Obey the traffic laws

Maple Grove Daily Vacation Bible School of the Maple Grove Church, will be held from June 14 to 18, with the program Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Guhse and family attended the program Sunday at Purdue University, where their son, Richard, received his Masters Degree. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wallace spent. Tuewiay evening at the Guhse home. Francis Myers spent a week’s vacation iec‘'nt|y with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Myers. v Mr. and Mrs. Charles Good of Milford, were Sunday afternoon guests in the John Miller home. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gregory had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Geyer. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Awald of Kansas City. Mo., and Mrs. Hvdie of Bremen, were Wednesday afternoon guests at the Geyer home. Happiness is where men find it —never where they seek it.

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