Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 50, Number 11, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 17 January 1957 — Page 6

STRAWS E-WAWASEE JOURNAL

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—Thursday 17 Jan. 1957

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Tourney Games (Continued From Page 1) ferent and there were some happy monents and many sad affairs as team after team dropped out, with the 1956-57 Kosciusko County Tourney Trophy going to the, Etna Green Cubs, who played terrific basketball and put out the Pierceton team, who were defending their county championship of the year before, in the final game at Warsaw. Congratulations to the North Webster cheerleaders, who for the second straight year, won the Cheerleader’s Trophy. Nice game played against the Beaver Dam team, fellows and coach! All fans were happy and confident of the Yellow Jackets, perhaps too confident were the team, as they were put out of play in their second game. Last year the Jackets gave Milford a real scare during their first game of the tourney, but were defeated by a score of 56 to 51. Here’s hoping the Jackets can add some wins to their schedule before ending the basketball season. Locals really have a tough schedule coming up with Nappanee, Etna Green and Ligonier, all top-notch teams. Good Luck Boys! We all know you will do your best. Personal thanks to Barbara Bitner who kept notes and scores for the two Jacket games played. Work kept this reporter from attending, but with the radio and ■he help of Barbara, we hope this column will be acceptable. Mentone's Tom Hoover set a new record for a single game of scoring during county tournament play by chalking up 39 points during the Pierceton-Men-tone ball game, in which Pierceton won to go on to the final game with the Etna Green Cubs. Bill Dorsey and Jim Caskey were among players selected on the Times-Union 1957 All-County Tournament first and second teams, and they will receive a trophy, chosen solely on the basis of their performances during the tourney, at the annual Pre-Sectional Fish Fry to be held Monday night 11 February at Sidney. Congratulations fellows! Jackets are proud of you. Locals next game will be tomorrow night against the Nappanee Bulldogs in the local gym. School News 4-H NEWS Syracuse Pollayanna 4H Club had a meeting Wednesday 9 lanuary. There were 30 present. Plans were discussed for a party and it was decided that if we had one, it would be open to the public and would be a record hop. The constitution was pre-, sented, read, considered and adopted. Refreshments were served by Janet Grady, Diana Lung and Bonnie Brouwer. Linda Hostetler gave a demonstration . ! A guest, Mrs. Glen Grady, was also present. FRESHMEN CLASS The freshmen basketball team lost two games, one to Albion by a score of 38 to 29. and one to Mentone. 41 to 32. The team also lost to Elkhart by seven points, 28 to 21. The next game will be held here with Leesburg this Thursday. Two freshmen girls, Susan Fosbrink and Nancy Stump, stayed at Warsaw as guests of Sheriff and Mrs. Carl Latta during the bounty, tourney. The class held a meeting last Wednesday 9 January to decide how many would sell during the sectional tournament. EIGHTH GRADE CLASS What a trying week, with all the exams. The fifth, sixth and fourth period exams started this afternoon and then back it Friday morning the first and third periods. Last. Wednesday 9 January Miss Hamman gave the eighth graders their six weeks spelling test.-After a nice four day vacation over the tourney, Mr. Stotts and our student teachers, Mr. Anderson and Cecil Appleman, had a Manchester test for us. It seemed as though some of the kids didn’t realize that vacation was over, as many of them were late to school Monday due to the fact that the busses were late. SENIOR CLASS At the senior class meeting ; last Wednesday the class decided 1 on thergift that they plan to pre-

sent to the school. A committee Will gather information on the article and submit it to the class for approval. The gift will be purchased as soon as Additional information and the identity of the article will be given when the presentation is made. Syracuse will be hosts for the Sectional Tournament and organization for the tourney already has begun. At the class meeting last Wednesday, concession workers from the four grades were chosen. These workers are actually volunteers who agreed to help their class earn extra money. Representation equalling Vi of each class is de sired to make the work easier on everyone. So to those of you who haven’t signed up, remember that it isn’t fair to let just certain ones work to earn the money that will take YOU on the senior trip too! Let’s get in there and pitch and see if we can’t top last years sales! The senior class wishes to congradulate Sharon Miller on her engagement to Danny Felts. The best of luck in your future years, Sharon. The senior speech class finished their demonstration speeches last week and have started their informative speeches. The demonstration speeches were quite varied and interesting. Here is a list of the class members and the topics that they spoke on: Carol App—“Water Skiing” Bea Bachman—“The Art Os Baton Twirling” Wanda Coy—“H o w First Graders Are Taught To Print” Carol Dreher—“Paper Machete” Lou Ann Hunnicutt —“Table Manners” Janet LeCount—“Proper Posture While Driving” Sharon Miller—“ Correct Posture” |. Bette Moullenhour—“How To Type Properly” Harriett Traster—“Gift Wrapping” Lee Barnhart—“Jet Motor” Paul Beezley—“The Correct Way To Train Cattle” Jim Caskey—“How To Use A Golf Club” Mark Godshalk—“Wrestling” Jerry Hapner—“How To Shoot A Gun” LaMat Hughes—“ How To Dribble And Shoot a Basketball” Nelson Kistler—“How To Dribble And Shoot a Basketball” Stephen Keim—“How To Make A Pizza” Terry McClintic—“T h e Reserve Branch of The Army” Larry Nicolai—“ The Correct Way To Operate A Car” Ned Nolan—“ How To Make An Answer Cake” David Rupperect—“How To Tailor Suits Properly”. Webster News (Held Over From Last Week) DEMONSTRATION DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Ormel Kline were host and hostess recently for a cooking ware demonstration dinner at 7:00 p. m. Wednesday nights January. Those preterit were Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Kline, Mrs. Lura Black, Mrs. William Tooley, Miss Darlene Black, Mrs. Orva Miller and daughter, all of North Webster and Mrs., Herb Wright and assistant from Port Wayne. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. John Koontz of North Webster announce the coming marriage of their daughter, Judith Ann, to Keith Kelsey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kelsey of South Whitley. The ceremony will take place on Easter Sunday afternoon, 21 April, at the Methodist Church in North Webster. Miss Koontz is a graduate of the North Webster. High School and is employed at the Thornburg Drug Store. Mr. Kelsey graduated from the South Whitley High School and is employed as a plumber in that city. North Webster Women Organize New Club North Webster is scheduled to take on a new look, due to the fact that a weight control class has been organized. Proper diet and good health practices are stressed. The class will meet once each month to discuss problems and also to compare charts which each member has outlined for herself. An agreement was made by each member to contribute 10c

for every pouu ig not lost on schedule. This mtney will be given to the school for retarded children. Mrs. Howaid I-ocke heads the group with Mrs. J. B. Hoy as secretary-trea; urer. Other members are Mrs Earl Teghtmeyer, Mrs. H. B. Ganer, Mrs. Roy Spry, Mrs. Jchn Reasoner, Mrs. James Greiner, Mrs. Gail Conklin, Mrs. Stailey Hamman and Max Luie. v Juniors To Present Class Play 1 February The junior class of the North Webster Higi School will present a 3-act (bmedy play Friday evening 1 February at 8:00 p. m. at the school gymnasium. Entitled, “Good Night, Ladies,” the setting is in the Raleigh home

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near Grayson College Campus In Virginia. The plot involves around three of the Raleigh children who have Inherited a home near the college campus and ajg experiencing mortgage troubles. List of characters and members of the cast are as follows: Helen Raleigh, Kathy Locke; Jane Raleigh, Jeannie Sam Raleigh, Larry Spry; “JugM Brown, Mike Gard; Dexter, David Nine; Dean Eggle-R by, Dawn Eberly; Angela Rimini, Sandra Fidler, Larry Dobson, Larry Keim; Lulu Griffin, Becky Gaskill; Judy West, Marilyn Hinesly; George West, Bob Wood; Betty London, Marilyn Mock. * Edward Gard, high school English teacher, is directing the play.