The Independent-News, Volume 108, Number 36, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 10 February 1983 — Page 3
Jonn Glenn School Board News The Board of School Trustees of the John Glenn School Corporation met in executive session prior to the regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. for the purpose of discussing a personnel matter. Following a motion and second, the board unanimously agreed to adjourn the executive session at 8:45 p.m. The Board then met in regular session in the John Glenn High School library with all board members. the superintendent and 13 observers present. The minutes of the January 18 regular session and claims 104 through 148 were unanimously approved for payment. In new business, the Board approved the names of parents submitted by the administration to serve on the CAPPS and Textbook Adoption committees. Those parents serving are as follows. CAPPS: J.G.H.S. — Mrs. Tom Hclminger; U.M.S. — Mrs. Pat Rizek and Mrs. Eileen Clark. W.F..S. — Mrs. Alice Bostwick and Mrs. Marjorie Groves; and N.L. — Fred and Judy Karst. Textbook Adoption: J.G.H.S. — Mrs. Carl Albertsen; U.M.S. — Sheila Tinkel; W.E.S. — Alice Bostwick; and N.L. — Fred Karst. The Board gave permission for John Thomas, high school art teachers, to serve on a North Central Association Visitation Team at Rochester High School February 8-11. Conference requests were approved for Vera Tiani and Dixie Kunze to attend the 1983 Indiana Personnel and Guidance Conference at Indianapolis on February 24-25; and Kay Mohler and Linda Parker to attend the Hoosier Association of Science Teachers Workshop at Indianapolis on February 11-12. The Board unanimously accepted the Aetna Insurance (carrier for Baystone Construction. Inc.) offer for water damage to the gym floor at the John Glenn High School of $10,500.
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The Board agreed for Mr. Millar. Mr. Wolfe and superintendent Harold R. Muncie to visit Mr. Harness, principal at the Urey Middle School, and discuss and act upon a request for a clerical aide at the Urey Middle School for the remainder of the second semester. A temporary contract was agreed upon by the Board for Cheryl Wielgos. who is replacing Pat Set nor as art teacher at the Walkerton Elementary School, for the remainder of the school year. Mrs. Setnor has been granted a maternity leave for the remainder of the 1982-83 school year. The Board gave commendations to the boys varsity basketball team for winning the Culver Holiday Journey and the Bi-County Toumey and to Don Gee and Greg Holdcrbaum for their victories at the wrestling sectional. In other business Leo Mahoney , of Mahoney Chevrolet-Olds, discussed with the Board the school bus expenses for 1981-82 and also presented a very thorough statistical report on his garage operations in regards to servicing the buses. No action was taken on this matter. Neil Downey and Richard Coddington. All-Tech representatives, presented a proposal for installation of the En-R-Tech System for boilers. Dave Foster and Jim Rumler discussed wrap-up of the two building projects. There being no further business to come before the board, they adjourned at 12:25 p.m. The next meeting of the Board will be held on Monday. February 14. at 7:00 p.m. in the John Glenn High School library. There will be an executive session prior to the regular meeting starting at 6:30 p.m. GLENN GIRLS TOP PLYMOUTH IN SECTIONAL 58-50 John Glenn’s girls basketball team came out in the second half with a more agressive offense and certainh a much better defense to
take charge of (he game and win their opening Sectional Journey game with Plymouth 58-50. In a game that had a lot of action all the wav through, the Lady Falcons, after watching Plymouth jump to an early lead and dominate plav, had it going their wav in the last 16 minutes to record victory number 11 against 9 losses and advance to the final game of the LaVillc Sectional. After Michele Vicsik hit the game's first basket after almost two and a half minutes had passed, the Pilgrimettes took complete charge for the next few minutes. I hey first got baskets from Roxanne Gibson and Bev Wojcik before Julie Knowlton sunk a 16 footer, then Plymouth got three more in a row. two by Lana Powell, to jump to a 10-4 lead. By the end of the quarter, the Falcons had trimmed it only one point. 14-9. and Plymouth was dominating play. Things started to turn around in the second quarter as the tempo picked up and with Vicsik having a great five basket effort in this period. the Falcons got back in the game to stay. Early on in the period it was basket trading, but Glenn got nine of the last 13 points scored in the half with a desperation shot by Ghana Singleton as time ran out, that was good for a Glenn 29-28 lead at halftime. Defense was most of the story of the second half. With pressure being put on all over the court, and some real denying Plymouth the ball inside when they did get down court, the tempo of the game turned completely around and the Lady Falcons were on their wav. With four girls splitting up the 17 points in this quarter, and the defense holding Plymouth at bay. the Glenn team started to pull away slowly. Despite only increasing the lead to 46-42 after three, they had the momentum on their side and the first half of the final quarter decided it. Glenn got the first eight points while holding Plymouth without a basket until Lynne Kincade scored with more than half the quarter gone. Bv this time the SILK CREATIONS Handmade Scented SILK FLOWERS ARRANGEMENTS WEDDINGS SPECIAL OCCASIONS Call For Appointment 586-7155 PAT ORCUTT Walkerton |6tt
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lead was 12. and it was just a matter of plaving it out as Plymouth even got the game's two final baskets to make the final score 58-50. Vicsik had her best offensive game of the year, putting in 20 points on nine baskets and two free throws. She also had a great sectional last year and it couldn't have come at a better time cither year. Knowlton ended with 12 points and eight girls shared the Falcons 58 points Wojcik, the talented senior four-year veteran of Plymouth, had 18 points, hut despite getting 12 from Lana Powell, didn't have the balance be hind her that Glenn showed in this game. Glenn fg ft ft* p Kersh 3 12 3 Vicsik 9 2 4 3 Albertsen 3 3 4 0 Knowlton 3 6 71 Pontius 2 12 1 Dill 10 11 Singleton 10 0 0 Northam 0 0 0 0 Kronk 0 12 0 Mann 0 0 0 0
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TOTALS 22 14 21 9 Plymouth Gibson 4224 Kincade 2 0 0 4 Wojcik 5 8 9 1 T. Powell 2 0 0 0 L. Powell 6 0 0 5 Geist 0 0 0 0 Kiel 0 0 0 0 Macy 10 0 0 TOTALS 20 10 11 14 Score By Quarters Plymouth 14 28 42 50 Glenn 9 29 46 58 K OF C BOWLING PARTY The Knights of Columbus Council 5 7 09 wdl hold its Scotch Doubles Bowling Party at Liberty Lanes on Saturday. February 19. Sandwiches will he served following bowling and the cost per couple is $12.50. Any interested members should contact one of the officers for reservations. Our classifieds start at onlv $1.50! Halley's Comet's spectacular tail is about 37 million miles long.
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