Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 98, Number 20, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 24 October 1974 — Page 17

Wakarusa girl twirler at BSU Chris Bontrager of Wakarusa, Indiana has been chosen as one of three featured twirlers with the Ball State University Marching Show Band in Muncie, In. The University Band ‘‘The Pride of MidAmerica” is directed by T. Roger McConnell. The eighteen year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bontrager is a freshman at Ball State. Chris has been twirling for 11 years and has accumulated over 150 trophies and awards. She has placed high in both State and National competitions. Chris studies with U.S.T.A. teacher and judge, Tudy Smith of Sharpsville, Indiana and has studied with Selita Sue Smith former Golden Girl of Purdue University. The most rewarding aspect of baton twirling for Chris was twirling with the North Wood High School marching band as the feature twirler for four years. Last summer Chris received the honor of being chosen as a twirler with the Musical Friendship Band. Under the direction of Mrs. Gladys Wright, the band toured Mexico for one month giving concerts as gestures of friendship.

Saturday, October 26 HALLOWEEN MASQUERADE & DANCE 9 P.M. - PRIZES - MOST'ORIGINAL COSTUMES American Legion Post No. 154 , NARPANEE, INDIANA Friday, October 25, 8 P.M. Special Card Party For Legion and Auxiliary Members Only

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Chris Bontrager This summer Chris taught baton twirling classes at Taylor University Girls Camp where she was also a counselor. Chris’ practice centers around 1,2, and 3 baton, 1 and 2 fire, and 1 and 2 knives.

Storage Fence Aids Gardener Bulky outdoor equipment and a great amount of smaller items and supplies can be kept close to garden work areas, in a “stow-it-all" storage-fence combination. I he “stow-it-all” is attached to the fence in three-foot-modules. using matching western wood boards to blend structure and fence to fit anv setting. Plans tor this easily built storage fence are available for 15 cents in coin from Western Wood Products Assn.. Dept. 538-P. Yeon Bldg.. Portland. Or. 97204. (See Sketch Below) Stow-lt-All

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Third graders at Central School became actively involved in World Poetry Day last week, as some 19 persons shared various kinds of poetry with them. Here Mrs. Thomas, doing her student teaching from lUSB, discusses “Concrete Poetry” with her students.

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Tim McClure, David Martin, Dale Miller and David Sharp, counter clockwise, spend some time in the poetry copying center during their special day of activity.

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In this poetry corner, students were encouraged to memoriae poems, and were rewarded by Principal Dick Strakowski for their efforts. Fred Johnson raises his hand to show he is ready to recite.

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These students are making bugs to illustrate their special poem, read during their observance of World Poetry Day. From left, Barry Curtis, Gretta Lelle and Amy Williams.

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