Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 110, Number 24, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 5 November 1986 — Page 2

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Nappanee Advance News Wednesday, November 5, 1986

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man, Keri Hiatt, Zeb Hochstetler, Jenny Hunsberger, Carolyn Johns, Mike Klotz and Todd Mast. Also-Marlene Miller, Merle Miller,

List NW honor students

North Wood High School has released the names of the following students who have received honor roll status for the first nine weeks grading period. Those students who have earned straight A grades: Seniors—Sarah Beeson, Julia Brovont, Cheryl Freed, Deanna Graybill, Richard Kennell, Cara Mcinert, Nichole Mishler, Lisa Troup and Kari Wenger. Juniors-Kent Frenger, Melodie Graber, Sara Martin and Keith Miller. Sophomores-Phil Jenkins, Chrissy Jessup, Kristi Kaufman, Diane Loucks, Joanne Miller, Jennifer Pletcher and Jeannine Wing. Freshmen—Matt Bowers, Sheila Hclmuth, Jill Hunsberger, Sean Metzler, Amy Pletcher and Tracy Rohrer. Those students who have earned a 3.7 or belter grade point average are listed on the Distinguished Honor Roll, as follows: Seniors—Cathy Beeson, Todd Crowder, Bryan Hahn, Linda Hoover, Jim Kulp, Corina Metzler, Kris Miller, Becky Morin, Bryan Pettifor, Julie Ramer, Shelley Spurgeon, Carolyn Trocchio and Hollie Vorhis. Juniors-Apryl Bitting, Lisa Hahn, Devon Hoover, Jon Rohr and Tracy Nunemaker. Also, Sophomores—Jody Cripe, Londi Crist, Laura Culp, Renita Graber, Kelly Hiatt, Beth Hoover, Keith Knepp, Nicki Ramer, Deanna Willman, Mindy Wolf and Gina Yoder. FreshmenHope Atwater, Michelle Heckaman, Garth Mason, Jeff McGowen, Rodney Nafziger, Jenny Richmond and Alicia Templeton. Those students who have earned a 3.3 or belter with no grade lower than a C are listed on the Regular Honor Roll, as follows: Seniors—Krystal Adkins, Mike Bennett, Jessica Billey, Scott Birk, Christine Chupp, Leah Creech, Justine Crilow, Krystal Ellis, DeAnn Farmwald, Ken Fervida, Dave Flickinger, Cindy Harter, Shannon Hoffer, Kandi Hostetler, Christina Hunsberger, Judie Johnson, Matt Karnes, Jerry Klotz, Bill Lechlitner, Jeff Lengachcr, Teresa Martin, Teresa Mauer, Duane Miller, David Pierce, Lora Rensberger,

Michelle Miller, Monica Miller, Bhavna Patel, Susan Pierce, Rachel Pippen, Laura Rhodes, Sheila Schmucker, John Shapland, Kari Stump, David Tompos, Missy Templeton and Diane Whelan.

Nancy Sanders, Matt Schwartz, Troy Schwartz, Trenton Smith, Melissa Speicher, Rex Tobias, Rod Weaver, Rhonda Yoder, Richard Culp and Ron Paul. Juniors—Jodi Bemiller, Cheryl Brooks, Pam Dctwiler, Leonard Diamond, Tyrone Fields, Curt Flickinger, Traci Flickinger, Roger Goss, Jane Hartman, Scott Hartman, Anita Helmuth, Robert Henschen, Jennifer Hershberger, Mark Kezar, Christine Laßue, Rhonda Martin, Rob Menzie, Sheri Miller, David Pitney, Michelle Pippenger, Frances Poling, Esther Prcssler, Brent Reinhardt, Curt Sisco, Andrew Slump, Julie Trucx, Kent Wenger and Loretta Wrightsman. Sophomores: Danielle Adams, Eric Allen, Matt Anglemeyer, Brad Balasa, Scott Bethel, Cheryl Boyer, Traci Cleveland, Kristi Dyck, Shanda Fritz, Mindy Fuller, Margaret Gall, Jessie Gamer, Ginger Hand, Scott Haney, Andi Hoover, Pamela Klotz, Christine Mahin, Shane Mause, Brad Metzger, Cheri Moser, Tara Paulus, Angela Ramer, Kim Randolph, Michelle Randolph, Brad Rhoade, Kevin Robinson, Ryan Root, Steve Slabaugh, Dina Stickel, Matt Tiege, Tis Tucker, Andy Vorhis, Jennifer Weaver, Amber Weldy and Janita Zimmerman. Freshmen—Tami Bean, Michele Beron, Mike Brooks, Cathy Chrisman, Tony Clark, Heath Fervida, Nikki Giska, Jenny Hartman, Laquita Hershberger, Gary Kauffman, Eileen Lanphear, Thad Lechlitner, Jody Lengacher, Curvin Martin, Heather Miller, Jason Nine, Douglas Pierce, Carl Salinas, Jeff Snider, Tara Thompson, Murray Weaver and Jennifer Weidenhoft. "S. Cheese distribution... Nappanee’s free cheese distribution will take place on Friday, November 7, at the Nappanee Municipal Center, W. Lincoln St., from 10a.m.-sp.m. The distribution will include cheese, butter and rice, and is available to all quilified persons in the community. Gift drive A gift drive is under way for mentally ill people who must spend their Christmas in the State Hospital, Community Mental Health Center and nursing homes. Millie Parks and DeEtta Andrews are collecting donations which may include clothing (large and medium), toiletries, socks, stockings, knitted hats and scarves, etc. All gifts must be sorted and wrapped before December 16 so please get donations in quickly. Items must be new and unwrapped. Drop off points for the donations include Hooks, Advance-News, Dunham & Love, Thornburgs, Oops, and Family Fare. »

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Congressman John Hiler was a special guest at last Thursday morning’s meeting of the Nappanee Optimist Club, held at Wayside Restaurant. Congressman Hiler is welcomed by club president, Dallas Bean. (AN photo by Steve Ingalls)

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The sunshine and mild temperatures brought out a lot of leaf rakers last week to do some last minute yard chores before the snow flies. Hilda Strang was one of them. Although the wind was nippy, enough heat was generated from the work to keep the rakers warm. On the forest floor leaves and other debris are a part of the most densely populated areas of the forest. The number of organisms in each square foot of the floor may be four times as great as the human population of earth. Each year two tons of debris, dead leaves, flower parts, seeds and such fall uponjustone acre of the forest floor.(AN photo by Julia Mast)

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