The Independent-News, Volume 104, Number 15, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 14 September 1978 — Page 5

JG JUNIOR OFFICERS .Qi viuuji safe’/ £ *&■ ^ii v jjKßsbl u 3 ^JBL—JB ^dH ""ts "* Ml P dL* J Iwr-'av m W ->W 81 t•* g«!« >^Mb sS-* 8 hm || W<« <> W L 18^1' \/ 7 l^r pT" - MAv *-L. — photo by Michael Pearish Ron Shortt, sitting right, is Junior class president; Anne Huffstetter, treasurer. Mark Izdcpski. standing left, is vice-president; and Vicki Klinedinst is secretary. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Bl JML'IiOII fWHI m 11 i w 1 HF my» ^S" IHi M vJ ■ I mlk *Bw ’ n 11 r \ I . — photo be Michael Pearrish Sophomore class president is 1 on Neiswender (left standing); and lerri Bottorff is secretary. Diane I laugher (seated left), '.ice-president; and Tenva Boise, treasurer

RAINBOW NEWS Kathy Rohrer, Worths Advisor of Walkerton Assembly No. M. presided at the stated meeting held Monday night. September 11. at the Masonic Temple. During the business meeting, the election of officers was held Connie Clark, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Clark. Walkerton, was elected as Worthy Advisor. Her public installation will be held September 30. in the Masonic Temple at 7:30 p.m.

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Also elected was Kathy Eddinger. Worths Associate Advisor; Annette Peterson. Charity; Jean Scott. Hope; and Crystal Clemons, as Faith. The appointed officers will be announced at the next meeting. It was announced that the bake sale netted SJIJX) and the girls who did not bring anything to the bake sale will have to pay their । fines. A date will be announced in , the near future for a doughnut . sale to help raise funds for their treasury. Mom Erickson told the girls that Tammy Whitteberry. Nancy Peter-

son. Grand Chaplain of the Indiana Order of Rainbow for Girls. Dawn ( Carlson and herself had attended Masonic Home Day on Sunday. September 10. held in Franklin, Indiana. I his is an Annual Pilgrimmage of all Masons, Eastern Star members. Rainbow Girls. Jobs Daughters and DeMolav Bovs from the State of Indiana attending. Ihe girls from Walkerton participated in the Rainbow Choir which was part of the program. Celebrating birthdays were fammv Whitteberry. Sherry Klinedinst, Russell Lawrence and Mother Advisor Florence Erickson. The girls presented Mom Erickson with a beautiful decorated cake and a gift of love. Everyone was invited to the social room tor cake, punch and watermelon. The next meeting will be held September 25, at the Masonic Hall. Guests present were Mr. Al Drews, Grand Lecturer of District 2b; Mrs. Irene Whitteberry. Assisting Grand Deputy of District I; Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lawrence, Mrs. Retta Williams and Mrs. Neva Klinedinst, all of the Advisory Board. COMPLETES TOUR Captain David B. Frame, an Air Force Academy Liaison Officer for North Central Indiana, has completed a brief tour of active duty at the Academy near Colorado Springs. Colorada. He is an Air Force Reserve Officer assigned as an official admissions counselor for the Academy in his home area. He was briefed by members of the Academy faculty and staff on various phases of the academic, athletic and airmanship programs which prepare cadets for Air Force officer careers. He also toured the modern facilities and observed cadets in their training programs. Captain Frame serves as an Academy Liaison Officer in addi tion to his civilian occupation as Elementary School Principal. Students, parents and school guidance counselors may obtain information about the Academy by contacting him at lib Shamrock Street. Walkerton. Indiana. O.E.S. NEWS Alter several months of no meetings. Walkerton chapter 319, Order of the 1 astern Star, held their first tall meeting luesdav, September 5. Worthy Matron Judy Hillman and Worthy Patron, Alfred Drews, welcomed the sideliners and officers. Mrs. Hillman read a poem "At Ihe Summer’s End". Plans were made during the business session for attendance Sunday, September 10, for Home

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GLENN FRESHMAN OFFICERS fl" 1 • I A 1 I 1 — photo by Michael Pearish John Glenn High School Freshman class officers for 19'8 '9 are Jody Carlson (left) president; and Marina Kickbush, treasurer Standing Alison Keiser, secretary; and Beth Rundle, vice-president

Day at the Masonic Home in Franklin. Several members and Rainbow Girls plan to attend. Mrs. Hillman promised that the next meeting, September 19, would honor past matrons and past patrons, also 25 year members and the floral degree will be given by Miss Ava Stiver, of Goshen. Mrs. Jasper Elkin will give the Bible degree and present the Bibles they hold during their inititiation to recent candidates. I he annual recognition of the life of Robert Morris was read by Mrs. Hillman. He was the auther and founder of the Eastern Star ritual. Ihe charter was draped in memory of Brother Harry Doll, recently deceased. Jasper Elkin and Florence Erickson contributed to the birthday band. A Back to-School theme decorated the tables for the social hour that followed, hosted bv Mrs. Myron Mullet and Mrs. Glen Jacob. A large bouquet of glads centered the serving table. I he true believer in the merit, or honor system, will accept nothing that he hasn't earned.

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