The Independent-News, Volume 120, Number 3, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 1 June 1995 — Page 14

THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - JUNE 1, 1995

Shrista Fry Nins SIO,OOO Scholarship s ’ 1 •C^F\v 1 > J In a nation-wide competition, Christa Fry was selected to receive a SIO,OOO Dean’s Scholarship to the

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Kendall College of Art and Design in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Kendall is one of the top design schools in the nation. Christa plans to major in illustrations. RECEIVES DEGREES AT MANCHESTER COLLEGE During Manchester College’s 106th commencement exercises May 21, nearly 220 students earned their degrees. Receiving a bachelor of science degree were Angie Ruby, daughter of Richard and Geraldine Ruby, 1762 W. County Line Road, Walkerton, a health and physical educaytion graduate; and Douglas Brenner, son of August and Doris Brenner, 62190 Pine Road, North Liberty, a social work graduate. Receiving a bachelor of arts degree was Heather Gardner, of Walkerton, a biology/chemistry graduate. Os the best rulers the people only know that they exist; the next best they love and praise; the next they fear; and the next they revile. —Lao-Tse

Glenn Senior Captures SSOO Scholarship '■ It ’ * H ilk M k : ; . Emily Casteel is the recipient of a SSOO scholarship to Indiana Vocational Technical College. The talented John Glenn artist will enter their visual design program in the fall. Emily was honored at an Awards luncheon Friday at Tippecanoe Place. Button Day Winners At St. Patrick’s THE ■ML |BHHBB* V BWWy-IT * we®. < r . Uh ^'^rß M. - wwl^^M Vanessa Kemp wears 102 buttons while Tara Ken singer wears 97. The sixth grade girls topped the rest of their class on Button Day, part of Sixth Grade Week at St. Patrick School, Wednesday, May 24th. Our Happy Ads start at $2.50!

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Ancilla College Launches New Athletic Program Ancilla College proudly announces the creation of a new athletic initiative, offering several new men’s and women’s sports. Ancilla president, Dr. William J. Shustowski, Jr., will be hosting a press conference on Tuesday, May 9th at 10:00 in the office of the president at Ancilla College to explain the details of several new opportunities for student athletes. He will also introduce Mr. Gene Reese, Ancilla’s new athletic coordinator. Beginning in the fall of 1995, Ancilla College will be offering men’s and women’s tennis, men’s basketball and men’s and women’s cross country. Gene Reese will coach the Ancilla Chargers men’s basketball team, Marc Adkins will lead the men’s and women’s tennis teams and Scott Chamberlin will coach men’s and women’s cross country. Other athletic programs such as soccer, women’s basket-

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ball, volleyball and golf are also being investigated for the near future. “We’re excited about bringing in student athletes from around the midwest to play for Ancilla College,” said Ancilla board of trustees chair, James Brendel. “A solid athletic program can add a real positive dimension to an integrated student body,” said Brendel. “There are hundreds of student athletes within our region that are wanting the opportunity to play college sports,” said Ancilla president, Dr. William J. Shustowski. “We have a perfect place where they can be assured of getting a solid education at an affordable price, quality playing time, and retain their eligibility to play at a four year institution when they transfer,” Shustowski said. Student athletes at Ancilla College will be required to carry a minimum of 12 credit hours and maintain at least a 2.0 G.P.A. (on a 4.0 scale). For additional information regarding the press conference, contact Jackie Walorski at Ancilla College, (219) 936-8898.