The Independent-News, Volume 119, Number 51, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 5 May 1994 — Page 9

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The classmates of Tyner High School from 1941 through 1944 will be meeting Friday, May 6, at the Holiday Inn, Plymouth, to recapture and remember their high school days. Most will attend the Tyner Alumni on Saturday, May 7, at the Tyner Community Building. The class members are, first row left to right: Adanelle Gray Adams, Mark Brumbaugh principal (deceased), Vera Klinedinst sponsor (deceased), and June Landrie Ernsberger. Second row: Paul Swanson, Natalie Kersic, Paul Hayn, Homer Stonebumer, Jr., Charles Lemert (deceased), and Faye Gardner Damuth (deceased). Third row: Twilo Grenert Stump (deceased), Raymond Strang. Gloria Stull Plath, Gerald Klowetter, Wayne Barden, Pauline Matz Klopfenstein, Julia Miller and Herbert Keck. Fourth row: Mary Burger Grubbs (deceased), Mary Alice Powell Labus, Evedene Kaiser Wilhelm, Veryl Haag, Earl McCombs, Billie Aldrich (deceased), Donnabelle Johnson Strang, Robert Swanson (deceased), and Doria Long Lam bom. Shakespeare’s play ”Romeo and Juliet” is based partly on “Romeus and Juliet”, a poem by the ENGlish author Arthur Brooke. E-Z STUMP REMOVAL REASONABLE RATES Bill Etlinger 586-2167 Walkerton FULLY INSURED 4 25 91p

MAY 5, 1994 - THE INDEPENDENT NEWS -

LOCAL STUDENT INDUCTED INTO FRESHMAN HONOR SOCIETY Trisha Bottorff, daughter of Kathy McKesson. Walkerton, has been inducted into Valparaiso University’s chapter of Alpha Lambda Delta the freshman national honor society. Trisha is enrolled in the College of Nursing. Alpha Lambda Deitz is an honor society that recognizes high scholastic achievement of students during their first year of college. They must earn a 3.5/4.0 grade point average during the first or second semester of their freshman year.

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The Society, established in 1924, has 211 chapters throughout the United States. Valparaiso University, located in Indiana 55 miles southwest of Chicago, was founded in 1859 and purchased in 1925 by The Lutheran University Association. It is a na-tionally-recognized institution of higher education, serving approximately 3,500 students annually through its Colleges of Arts and Sciences, Business Administration, Engineering, and Nursing, Christ (honors) College, School of Law, and Graduate and Evening Divisions.

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