Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 110, Number 14, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 3 April 1991 — Page 2

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Nappanee Advance News Wednesday, April 3, 1991

Middle school announces honor roll students

l Nappanee Middle School recently • announced the names of the students who have earned honor roll recognition for the third grading period. GRADE SIX-HIGH HONOR ROLL: Jeremiah Carroll, Stephanie Williams, Amos Frye, Matthew Peterson, Sara Sticklcy, Mikel Berger, Mindi Patterson, Shana Kandcl, Gary Schmuckcr, Scott Schmucker, Niki Allen, Kenneth Mullet, Sherry Yoder, Kelly Slagle, Lani Stover, Heather Stutzman, Mikel Hochstetler, Matthew Gaines, Kortney Geyer, Larry Swank, Michael Sanders, Ryan Stutzman and Jerry Schmucker. Kasee Speichcr, Mike Rcakcr, Jason Ulery, Timi Wegmiller, Jan Geyer, Tracie Fairchild, Molly Shaw, Jason Yoder, Brandon Potts, Andrea Fisher, Wendy Schwartz, Mitchell Walters, Yolanda Benavidez, Brandy Becker, Jody Walters, Eric Sitek, Stacy Will, Ryan Detwiler, Wesley Bumworth, Michelle Bowman, Tina Nunemakcr and Anthony Blosser. GRADE SIX-REGULAR HONOR ROLL: Amanda Russell, Diane Troyer, Jolene Stutzman, Sarah Rhodes, Monica Miller, Alysia Hepler, Michelle Miller, Eric Oglesbee, Cory Mote, Nathanial Dale, Gary Davis, Matthew Hahn, Darrell Schwartz, Jonathan Miller, Monica Joy Miller, Chantel Moses, Stefanie Wagar, Mandria Short, Jennifer Weber, Lisa Cripc, Bart Shaw, Mary Berger, Naomi Larrison, Ellisha Smith and Daniel Rouch. Kathryn Greene, Jonathan Metz, Cassandra Middaugh, Fletcher Gamer, Christina Vaughn, Karla Miller, Kristi Hawkins, Lisa Rohrcr, Naomi Borkholder, Matthew Wcldy, Misty Walters, Toby Troyer, Christina Jones, Ross Martin, Jessica looneyheffer, Wesley Dodson, Audrey Dunn, Lyn Walter, Jcrrad -Martindale, Scott Rowland, Shannon Hall, Nikki Bywaters, Jason Tlilty, Joshua Bitting, Jeffrey Stcin-

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cr, Brian Nolan, Stephen Ette, Mark Shipley, Amy Blosser, Bruce Tillotson and Tim Chupp. GRADE SEVEN-HIGH HONOR ROLL: Leon Schwartz, Andy Smith, Esther Hershberger, Megan Newcomer, Andrew Schwartz, Jolene Hostetler, Brandi Aleo, Brian Snyder, Valerie Lightfoot, Tim Schmuckcr, Amber Hutscll, Michael Miller, Kim Engbrecht, Kelly Finnegan, Nathan Yoder, Tami Persing, Jesse Sheets, Mike Leepcr, Jay Brown, Nicci Mullet and Scott Germann. Toni Huff, Reuben Eicher, Katrina Null, Chris Coffin, Marlena Miller, Bobbi Howard, Kammy Miller, David Speichcr, Melinda Bishop, Josh Sharp, Heather Wilson, Healther Hepler, Sovilla Schmucker, Sharrie Kindig, Jennifer Abel, Traci Wilkins and Paisha Strange. GRADE SEVEN-REGULAR HONOR ROLL: Lisa Brock, Virgil Yoder, Malt Stutzman, Jeremy Hochstetler, Cheryl Barkman, Nikki Tobias, Jerry Kezar, Jenny Dean, Anthony Hershberger, Nate Andrews, Jason McCucn, Kevin Rodgerson, Jared Hochstetler, Renee Hauptli, James Hochstetler, Jason Tillotson, Becca Lape, Tina Mullins, Pat Wcdehase, Matt Swihart and Nate Schmucker. Mandi Bute, Lorraine Schwartz, Kellie Mcllinger, Ryan Beer, Jamie Frye, George Bush, Michelle Mathews, Doug Barr, Glen Harshberger, Brandon Holdcman, Robby Price, Jeff Wise, Candy Mullctt, Melanie Davidhizar, Susan Schwartz, Michael Smith, Rusty McDonald, Jeremy Brown, Derek Sabo, Adria Mast, Joel Pest, Nikki Russell, Corey Mast and Henry Miller. GRADE EIGHT-HIGH HONOR ROLL: Jade Adkins, Jon Schrock, Rachel Gaut, Charlie Zercher, Carolyn Miller, Cami Grcenawalt, Jamie Robison, Bill Abel, Amy Slagle, Adam Hochstetler, Jolene Clouse, Lou Ann Hostetler, Andy Grimm, Shawn Kobb, Junior Eicher, Heather Wcidcnhaft, Josh Yoder, Erica Collins, Kim Stuckman, Breca Mastcrson, Rich Anderson, Chad Reed, Lisa Schmuckcr, John Mattcm and Sarah Culp. GRADE EIGHT-REGULAR HONOR ROLL: Becky Hauptli, Janette Ulery, Jaime Loucks, John Albrecht, Eric Tompos, Steve Stutzman, Vonda Hochstetler, Mike Graber, Joey Bonacorsi, Lynctte Kauffman, Israya Lloyd, Amy Ludwick, James Potter, Merle Schwartz, Marilyn Bontragcr, Jason Pippcngcr, Sherman Yoder, Diane

Barkman, Wendy Ganshom, James Schwartz, Thomas Duncan, Richie Evans, Tina Goulet and Cindy Miller. Laramie Patches, Jami Heckaman, Deb Hershberger, Jolene Schmucker, Jon Hollar, Erica Deisch, Adam Bontrager, Amy Rhodes, Jason Miller, Jenny Carlson, Cory Yoder, Brooke Freed, Sara Klopfeiistein, Erica Berkey, Jesse Miller, Holly Hochstetler, Justin Detwiler, Kelcie Hawks, Angie Watkins, Matt Dermott, Brooks Egolf and Renee Green. Library Cont. from Pg. 7 hcon held at the library at Ip.m. Saturday afternoon. Participants must register for each event at the library, prior to April 20. A rain date has been scheduled for Sunday afternoon, April 21, Ip.m. In addition, every 100th caller to the Dial-A-Story line during the week will receive a prize. Free fax service will be available throughout the week, and the new Books On (audio) Tape service from the Indiana Library Film and Video Circuit will be introduced. Watch next week’s AdvanceNews for more details on these special activities, and plan now to visit the library during National Library Week, to discover new ways to rejuvenate the mind, body and spirit. Council Cont. from Pg. 1 attended the opening of a new teller machine at Lake City Bank, welcomed conference participants at the Brethren In Christ Church, met with the Board of Public Works and Safety, and the Main and Market Street Committee, and joined officials at Central School who were talking about new names for the school. Callander stated that the July 4 Committee will meet soon to begin plans for this year’s celebration in Nappanee. It is hoped that the event will be especially meaningful, as the community gathers to welcome home those who have served in Operation Desert Storm. The next meeting of the council will take place Monday, April 15, 7p.m., in the council room

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Magic School Bus Week offers new ideas The Wa-Nee elementary schools recently took part in Magic School Bus Week, a special part of Reading Awareness Week. Students were guided to the classrooms of their peers to learn about new and interesting concepts, like the solar system, the importance of recycling and parts of the body. On Friday, March 15, Ronald McDonald visited the schools to help kick off the activities. (AN photos by Rebecca Babcock)

Harrison concert April 15 Harrison Elementary School will present its annual spring concert at 7p.m. Monday, April 15, in the school gym. Students plan to “sing of love and brotherhood, and of people doing what they should do to help their fehow man be free, and fill this land with harmony,” as their music focuses on this theme expressed in Artie Kaplan’s and Norman Simon’s “Harmony.” A 16th century Latin canon, “Dona Nobis Pacem,” will be performed, as well as songs from Czechoslovakia, Ireland, Africa and America. The students arc under the direction of Amy Berger, assisted by Candi Hcnkler at the piano. The public is encouraged to attend. rTC\