Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 47, Number 26, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 9 April 1954 — Page 6

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SCHOO 1 NEWS

SOPHOMORE WRITERS Both sections s>f Mrs. Robinißon’s sophomore literature classes have been engaging in the art of writiflfc to Illustrate different literary styles. Nursery rhymes were written In the following ways: as Shapespeare would have written them; M they would have appeared in the Bible; as Uncle Remus would have told them; and as Time magazine would carry them in its columns. One section used Little BoPeep; the other. Three Little r Pigs. j BIRTHDAYS The Seniors would like to wish - the following Students a very Happy Birthday: Jane Godshalk, April 12. Fon Chow, April 13. Sharon Miller, April 14. Nancy Hostetler, April 14. JUNIOR NEWS Discussion of the "do’s” and •‘dont’s” of selling was the main j! topic in the Junior class meeting, Wednesday. March 31. Plans to have a party in the near future were discussed also. — Kay Powell. If . ■ • I EIGHTH GRADE Wednesday. March 24, the Sth grade met in Mr. Longenbaugh's room to decide on their class party. A potluck supper with games and dancing afterwards was voted 'find chosen. The time and date were set for May Ist at 6:30 p.m. The committees were chosen as follows: refreshment: Shirley Hickman, Martha Firestone, and Elinor Holloway; clean-up: Kent Hursey. Dennis and Dallas Bjella; decoration: Jane Nusbaum, Billy Dorsey and Eddie Anglemyer; , entertainment: Patsy Jessup, Susan Klink and Verla Carol Clay-, ton. Wednesday, March 31, the Bth grade met in Mr. Longenbaugh's > room The class voted on whose parents were going to be inylted by formal Invitation to the Junior High dance. Susan Klink's mother and father. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clevenger, were chosen. SEVENTH GRADE The Seventh Grade held a * class meeting In Mrs. Vance’s room on March 31. The meeting was called to discuss the Junior High king and queen dance. The

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Student Council has decided that the dance will be held April 10 from 7:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. They also decided that the decoration committee will make the crowns for the king and queen. The votes for king and queen will be counted between 7:30 and 8:00 p. m. by Mr. Longenbaugh, the Bth grade sponsor and Mrs. Vance, the 7th grade sponsor. The names of the king and queen will then be announced and Judy Jonee, the seventh grade president will crown them. The class also elected the parents who will act as chaperones. Mr. and Mrs: Herdrich were chosen, but since it will be impossible for them to attend, Mr. and Mrs. Seiffert will act as chaperones. The seventh grade is very proud to announce that two of their classmates won first and second places in the essay contest. Larry Michael won first, and Steve Bornman won second place. .j? — sue Herdrich. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council met Friday, March 26th to plan the forthcoming King and Queen Dance on April 9. It was decided that outside guests will not be admitted to this dance and that the president of the Student Council will crown the King and Queen, as was done last year. The Junior High will have their dance April 10, and to divide the work evenly they will take down the decorations. The possibility that a cheerleader might not return to Syracuse School next year was discussed and it was decided to have the person In the next position automatically take his place. The person In this position will not be known, however, unless such an occasion arises. — Lenora Reagan. G. A. A. The G. A. A. had a short business meeting. They decided to have a party May 4, after school and that it would be a potluck supper. They then went down to the gym and played volley ball. — Ruthann Cory. SECOND GRADE Easter the predominating theme In our room. We made Easter Hiles for the windows, rabbits and still more rabbits for the chalk board bordqr, and a

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really pretty flower frize for the bulletin board. “The Egg Tree,’’ which was read to us at story time by Ann Vanderford and Benjie Closson made us want one of our own, so a large thorn bush was painted with white tempera, and is decorated with many attractive eggs. We’ve completed the unit of “Our Friends at Work’’ in basic reader and are now reading in our last unit. We’ve begun the “ow-oa” word group in Mastery of Words. Helpers for last week and this week were Ann Vanderford. Jerry Glass. Donna Dreher, Tommy Clapp, Roberta Stiver, Pat Appenzeller. Ann Vanderford. Paul Brewer. Carrol Beam, Jerry Fischer, and Benjie Closson. — Ruth Meredith. HEX SCHOOL NEWS Birthdays, Donna Nicolai — March 31. Forty-thrpe attended a skating party last Friday night at Bristol. Th- next P. T. A. meeting will be held on April 21. Nineteen have been absent from school with the measles. April 23 will be Field Day for half a day and in the afternoon another skating party will be held by the three schools in the township. YELLOWJACKETS TAKE SECOND IN 3-WAY MEET AT NO. MANCHESTER Syracuse placed second in the 3-way track meet held Friday. April 2nd, at North Manchester, with Chester Township first, and Sidney finish third. Placings in the various events were: Broad jump: 1) Houser. C; 3) Koble, S; 3) Metzzer, Sidney; 4) Lechrone, C. 19’ 7%". • Shotput: 1) Brown. C; 2) Cole, Sidney; 3) F. Searfoss, S; 4) Metzger. Sidney. 40’ 3”. 100: 1) Lechrone. C; 2.) Clark. C; 3) Hand, Sidney; 4) Miner. S. :10..7

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Mile: 1) Patrick, Sidney; 2) Graff is, C; 3) Shewmon, S; 4) Connolly, S. 5:30. 440: 1) Rittenour, C; 2) Koble, S; 3) Haffner, S; 4) Jordan, C. :59.4. 880: 1) J. Searfoss, S; 2) Caskey. S; 3) Clouser, C; 4) Goelitxer, S. 2:24.3. 220': 1) Lechrone. C; 2) Clark, C; 3) Miner, S; 4) Hand, Sidney. :33A. High jump: 1) TIE —Metzger. Sidney; Coy, S; Houser, C; 4) Koble, S. 5’ 3". Mlle relay: 1) Syracuse (Haffner. Brazel, Shewmon, J. Searfoss); 2) Chester. A.07. Pole vault: 1) Baker, C; 2) Hand .Sidney; 3) Berry, C; 4) Working, Sidney. 9’ I". 880 relay: 1) Chester; 2) Syracuse (Miner. Kistler, Zimmerman. Koble). 1:44.3. 9th relay (880): 1) Chester; 2) Syracuse (Beezley. Nicolai. Ryman. Caskey). Total team points scored — Chester 56%; Syracuse 37%; Sidney 21 1/3. SILVER LAKE WINS LOCAL THINLIE MEET In a three-way track event between Silver Lake, Milford and Syracuse, the Silver Lake thin lies won the event with 52% points, followed closely by Syracuse with 4»%, and Milford with 13. Results in the various events Tuesday. April 6, were: Broad jump: 1) Koble, S; 2) HimumwwHMiiitiiiuiuiiiiiiiiiimittitiHiiuiiiiiimiiiu D. D. ZEHR Contractor & Builder Block Laying Cement Work FREE ESTIMATES Ph. 6FII Topeka, Ind.

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2) Nicolai, S; 3) Bowler, if; 40 Whitaker, SL. 41’ 7”. TOO yard dash: 1) Branden- , burg, SL; 2) Denton, S; 3) Miner, ,S; 4) Kinsey, SL; :11.3. Mile: 1) Haney, SL; 2) Con-

ley, SL; 3) Connolly, 8; 4) Shewmon, S. 5:18. 440: 1) Koble, 8; 2) Losee, M; 3) Coy, 8; 4) Klenker, SL. :39. 38.: 1) Spangle SL; 2) Allen, SL; 3) J. Searfoss, S; 4) Caskey, S. 2:20.5. 220: 1) Miner, S; 3) Brandenburg, SL; 3) Kinsey, SL; *) Denton, S. : 25.4. ' High jump: 1) Brandenburg. SL; 2) tie. Coy, S and Kinsey, SL; 4) Koble, S. 3’ 4%’’ Mile relay: 1) Silver Lake; 2) Syracuse. 4:01.1.

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