The Independent-News, Volume 104, Number 41, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 22 March 1979 — Page 3

AWARD WINNERS mhhht V* - JR 3 JMr ’f^R >£ • w '•« A^AHni r ■’ a rXSBnRR^B Br^ kKK * x 4 AJ w ~ ■'■l iW < &iw ■ / St K-w ’ • 2i--2 'M ggO» .jk?', We*" w|#| - ii®£& 1 S ' E WPW 111 -b ^Ofe B -■BL >: - mb ' W'^r -Will * BtR^WI - ^W^^wV) IwS - • '■- ’B^rs*' ' ^Wo^WJ ■.Oik W3'O OH k »l feior®L. ’ The winters sports award winners at North Liberty High School are as follows: GIRLS BASKETBALL — 3 year plaque. Mary Jo Morey; most improved. Shelly Wilcox; most valuable. Jenny Maenhout. most rebounds; Sandy Miko; defensive award. Jill Knowlton WRESTLING - 3 year plaque, Byron Shetler; most valuable. Bvron Shetler; match points. Tim vanderheyden; team points, Lonnie Shetler; takedowns. Lonnie Shetler; and most improved Fd Swoverland. r BOYS BASKETBALL — Tree throws. Gene Davis; co-most valuable plavers, Bruce Griffey and John Summers; most improved. John Summers. —photo by Michael Pearish

North Liberty Lists Spring Sports Schedules The 19 7 9 North Liberty High School spring sports schedules are listed below for girls tennis, girls track, boys track, reserve baseball, bovs baseball and golf. GIRLS TENNIS APRIL 11 Adams 4:00 T 20 North Judson 4:30 H 24 North Judson 4:30 T 25 Adams 4:00 H 27 Rilev 4:00 H MAY 2 LaVille 4:30 T 3 Fairfield 4:30 T 7 Jimtown 4 15 T 9 John Glenn 4:(X) H 11 Riley 4:00 T 14 New Prairie 4:00 I 15 Washington 4:00 T 16 La Ville 4:30 H 19 Sectional (.IRIS TRACK MARC H 29 Bethanv Christian 4:00 H APRIL 12 Culver 4:30 H 16 Fairfield 4 30 H 19 John Glenn 4:00 H 20 Marian 4:30 I 23 St. Joseph 4 15 T 24 New Prairie 4:00 T 30 SouthCentral 4:15 H MAY 1 La Ville 4:30 T 3 Jimtown 4:30 H 10 LaVille 4:00 H H Conference 15 Sectional BOYS TRACK MARCH 29 Bethanv Christian 4:00 H APRIL 12 Culver 4:30 H 16 Fairfield 4:30 H I 7 SouthCentral 4:30 H 19 John Glenn 4:00 I 24 New Prairie 4:00 I 2" Marquette A-Argos 430 I 30 Rochester 5:00 I MAY 1 LaVille 4:30 I 3 Jimtown 4:30 H 5 Argos & LaLumiere 4:30 H 10 LaVille 4:00 H 15 Northern State Conference 1"' Sectional RESERVE BASEBALL APRIL 9 Washington 4:00 I 16 LaVille 4:00 H lb Dickinson 4:00 H 27 North Wcxxl 4:30 I may

1 Dickinson 4:(X) T 3 New Prairie 4:00 H 10 I a Ville 4:00 T 23 Marian 4:30 T BOYS BASEBALL APRIL 2 Riley 1:00 T 3 SouthCentral 4:15 H 4 Washington 1:00 T ” Ar ß°s 1:00 H 9 New Prairie 4:00 H 14 Adams 12:00 T 16 LaVille 4:00 T IH CM A 4:15 T 19 Jimtown 4:30 T 23 Fairfield 4:30 H 26 Culver 4:30 T 2" North Wood 4:30 T 28 LaC rosse 11:00 T 30 John Glenn 4:00 H MAY 3 New Prairie 4:00 T 5 Oregon-Davis 12:00 I 10 I a Ville 4:00 H 12 Bremen 11:00 H 14 Jimtown 4:30 H 16 St Joseph 4:30 H 17 Fairfield 4:30 T 19 I al umiere 12:00 T 21 Culver 4:30 H 23 Marian 4:30 H 24 John Glenn 4:00 T GOI F A PR II 9 Knox 4:00 T 10 Argos 4:00 H 11 Washington 4:00 H 12 LaVille 4:00 I 1" lai umiere 4:30 T 19 Jimtown 4:(X) T 25 Triton 4:30 H 26 Fairfield 4:00 H 2" Elkhart 3:00 T MAY I Oregon Davis 4:00 I 3 Culver 4:(X) T 4 Marian 4:00 T h John Glenn 4:00 H 10 New Prairie 4:00 H 14 Washington 3:00 I 15 SouthCentral 4:00 I 21 North Judson 4:45 H COMMUNITY CALENDAR SATURDAY, MARCH 24 State basketball finals of the IHSAA. MONDAY, MARCH 26 Walkerton Rainbow Girls. TUESDAY, MARCH 27 Evening Star Rebekah L»xlge THURSDAY, MARCH 29 4 (X) p.m. — North Liberty boys and girls track team to host Bethanv Christian. Knights of Columbus After Smith and Johnson the most common name in the U.S. is Williams.

P-L-J SCHOOL BOARD NEWS The Polk-Lincoln-Johnson School Board met in regular session on I uesday night at the administration building. They appointed Jay Berkebile, a teacher at John Glenn High School, as golf coach for this spring. The board authorized the superintendent to make school assistance applications available for those parents who meet the guidelines set by the school board. The superintendent informed the

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THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - MARCH 22 J97u

RECEIVES KIWANIS AWARD - i ' a I Bvron Shetler received the Kiwanis Award during the winter sports assembly held at North Liberty High School on Tuesday morning — photo by Michael Pearish

board that the new school bus has arrived and w ill he put on a route as soon as the state police inspect it. Bus number 17,I 7 , a 196 7 mtxlcl and located at the high school, will be sold at the next school board meeting to the highest bidder. Anyone interested in submitting a bid should contact the superintendent's office by noon on April 3. K M Associates, architect, represented by Terry Short, presented a more detailed feasibility study on the three school buildings. This study involves complete renovation of the Urey Middle School and compliance with the Handicap Act by the summer of 1890. The board instructed the superintendent to send a congratulatory letter to the Argos High School

basketball team and their coaches for their outstanding past accomplishment and their continued success at the state finals this week end. Prior to the meeting, an execu live session was held for the purpose of staff evaluation by the building principals The next meeting will be April 3 at ~:()0 p.m. in the administration building. The Chinese poet Lu-Yu published the first book about tea in 780 A. D. The Arctic tern flies about 11,000 miles migrating from the Arctic Ci rcle to Antarctica twice a year, making it the bird with the longest migratory flight.