Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 110, Number 47, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 21 November 1990 — Page 2

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Thirty-five students participated in the first Indiana Math League (I ML) contest, held recently at North Wood High School. Thirteen outstanding math

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These North Wood High School students were recently named winners in the first Math League Contest. See related article for details. Front, from left, Bob Metzger, Kevin Edwards, Yvonne Yoder and Brent Hochstetler. Back, Riley Snook, Jamie Prenkert, Paul Johns, Adam Hartman, John Weldy, Chris Gottbrath, and Lorene Dougherty, McDonald’s representative. Not pictured is winner Roy Hill. (AN photo by Sheri Bradway)

students each received a free sandwich coupon from McDonald’s Restaurant, for correctly answering at least three of the six questions. They are seniors Brent Hochstetler, Jamie Prenkert, Bob Metzger, Riley Snook, Michelle Fingerle, and Roy Hill; juniors Chris Gottbrath, Adam Hartman, John Weldy, Kevin Edwards and Paul Johns; sophomore Yvonne Yoder, and freshman Ryan Tom. Hochstetler, Gottbrath, Yoder and Tom were also awarded SSO United States Savings Bonds, for obtaining the top score in their respective classes. The sum of the top five scores on each test are submitted to IML officials as a North Wood team score. This score is then published, along with the team scores of the 60-70 other schools participating in the league. The North Wood score of 21 on the fust contest represents the best start in the history of participation in

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the contests, according to math contest coordinator Terry Johns.

Project information offered The City of Nappanee is planning to have an informational meeting for the Williams Street at CSX Railroad crossing project, Monday, November 26,4:15p.m., at the municipal center. The proposed project consists of improving the railroad crossing at Williams Street, installing curb, sidewalks and storm drainage. The public is invited to attend.

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Ogren selected president

The Wa-Nee Drug Awareness Committee met November 14, at Come-N-Dine Restaurant, Wakarusa, with 14 members present Rick Jenkins, representing the nominating committee, recommended that Hugh Ogren be named to fifl the position of vice-president for 1990, and move to president in 1991, and that Gloria Moser be named treasurer. The recommendations were accepted. All members whose first terms expire December 31,1990, have agreed to remain on the committee for their second term. Red Ribbon Campaign expenses totaled SBO, and these were approved for payment. In addition, the committee has decided to advertise in the 1990 yearbook, and has purchased a SSO space. An expense of $390 for expenses incurred by Wa-Nee Middle Schools and North Wood High School for convocations presented by Campus Life, was approved for payment. The convocations were on the subjects of handling peer pressure and building self-esteem. The complete series of 12 programs, “The Power of Choice,” will be purchased, to be used by groups and for individual counseling at North Wood. The cost is $595. Jamie Prenkert, reporting for Students Against Driving Drunk, stated that the Red Ribbon Campaign was successful, with students being involved in a number of ways. The convocation with Bill Wargo was a highlight of the week, with over 300 students attending. Parents interested in becoming involved in the SUDS Program are encouraged to contact Gloria Moser through the school administration office, or any committee member. In an additional report on Red Ribbon Week, it was determined that the committee’s profit from the fund raiser is S7OO. Caryn Hershberger reported that approximately 2260 signatures were collected from the Wa-Nee community, on the drug-free declarations. These are being forwarded to Governor Bayh’s office. A total of 45 persons attended the businessmen’s seminar, and John Elliott reported that the parade was

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Holds open house Darla Bordner, on the right, a designer with Your Flower Shop shows Nancy Holtzman, of Wakarusa, some of the fascinating displays in the shop during their open house, held last weekend. A drawing was held during the event and the following individuals won prizes: Carol Jackson, Nappanee, fresh arrangement; Barbara Miller, Bremen, a poinsettia; Lois Wisler, Wakarusa, Christmas arrangement; Jackie Cook, Wakarusa, a Christmas gift. In addition to the drawing, the festivities included cookies and punch for the individuals who perused the seasonal sights at Your Flower Shop, located at 1064 East Market, Nappanee. (AN photo by Rebecca Babcock)

Besson earns scholarship

Stephen A. Besson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Besson, Rl, Nappanee, has been awarded a National Health Service Corps (NHSC) scholarship for the 1990-91 school year.

successful, with units from both Wakarusa and Nappanee. The Red Tag Sales were also a success, with many area merchants involved, and classroom activities and Kiwanis programs were well done and accepted. The Ministerial Association was also involved, and thanks were expressed to all who helped with this successful observance. The committee’s next meeting will be held December 12, with the place to be announced.

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Stephen is attending the Stritch School of Medicine at Loyola University of Chicago, and is a member of the class of 1993. He graduated from North Wood High School, Nappanee, and David Lipscomb University, Nashville, Tennessee in 1989. The National Health Service Corps is a federal program created by Congress in 1970 as a component of thcU.S. Public Health Service. Its mission is to improve the delivery of health care services in Health Manpower Shortage Areas (HMSA’s) by providing health professionals and other health resources.

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