Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 50, Number 16, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 21 February 1957 — Page 5

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School News WHO’S WHO Our senior this week is Bette Lou Mollenhour. Bette was born in Chicago, Illinois, on 21 May 1939. She now stands 5 feet, 1 inch tall, has reddish-blonde hair and blue eyes. < Having attended Etna Green for eight years, Bette joined us her freshmen year. She has participated in band four years, chorus two years, F.T.A. two years and librarian three years. She has also served on the news staff and annual staff. Bette lists her preferences as follows: Food—steak: Sub j ect—commerce; Movie Actor—Tab Hunter; Movie Actress —Natalie Wood; Orchestra—Glen Miller; Singers—Doris Day and Elvis Presley; Song—‘‘Young Love”; Pet Peeve —two faced people; Hobby—writing letters to a certain Marine; Color—Blue. After graduation (Bette plans to enter beauty school and then get married. Good luck in the future, Bette. FEATURE STORY On Tuesday 12 February the Student Council sponsored two films. The ’first was shown in recognition of the birthday of one of our greatest presidents, Abraham Lincoln. The title of this film was, “Lincoln in Illinois,” & the prologue was given by Carl Sanburg, the greatest living authority on Lincoln. The other film was entitled, ‘Skillfully Yours,’ and told quite a lot about the sport of snow skiing in our country. It also gave the audience a few tips on how not to fall down! SENIOR CLASS The senior class had a meeting Monday and have decided on a Hi-Fi for the school. They also discussed the matter of taking dancing lessons from Mrs. Talmadge. The senior class was sorry to hear that Philip Fawley is ill. They hope he will have a quick recovery. SEVENTH GRADE CLASS Seventh grade spelling contestants for the local spelling bee have been chosen. From 7-A they are as follows: George Cox, first: Nelson SearfosS, second; and Larry Line, alternate. From 7-B: Larry Row, first; Michelle Miller, second; and Judy Myers, alternate. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Thursday 14 February the eighth graders wound up their season by defeating North Webster 22 to 20. That gives the eighth grade a record of 10 wins and four losses. The seventh grade also finished their season by whipping North Webster seventh graders 26 to 14. That gives them a season record of 11 wins and two losses. The Junior High is now looking forward to the tournament. In our first round Syracuse plays Beaver Dam. Box Scores: Eighth Grade Syracuse F.G. F.S. P.F. Crow 2 2 3 Duckwall 0 0 3 LeCount 2 11 Firestone 3 0 0 Rinker 2 11 Totals 9 4 8 North Webster F.G. F.S. P.F. Hoffert 0 0 3 Bause 6 2 1 Van Ash 10 0 Rieff 2 0 1 Shoemaker 0 0 2 Totals 9 2 7 Quarter Scores: Syracuse 77 17 22 North Webster 4 6 16 20 Seventh Grade Syracuse F.G. F.S. P.F. Line 3 2 2 App 200 Coy 6 0 4 Felts 10 1 Bitner 0 0 2 Totals 12 ~2 ~9 North Webster F.G. F.S. P.F. Daves 10 1 Wright 0 0 2 Fuller 1 2 0 Baugher 002 Maggart 10 1 Engeart 3 0 0 Totals ~6 ~2 6 Quarter Scores: Syracuse 12 19 20 26 No. Webster 9 11 11 14

“PAPA WAS A PREACHER” The junior class of Syracuse School will present the religious comedy, “Papa Was A Preacher” on Friday evening 29 March at 8:00 o’clock in the auditorium. Philip Fawley will direct the play. Since this play is to be given during the Lenten season, the committee decided that a play of a more serious nature would be appropriate. The book, “Papa Was a Preacher,*’ was written in 1944 by Alyene Porter and was a best seller for some time. In 1954 John McGreevey, writing for the Dramatic Publishing Company, dramatized Miss Porter’ true story about her family. In this deeply moving and sometimes amusing story, Miss Porter shows vividly the trials and tribulations, the fellowship and devoting of family members to one another and happy times where her “Papa Was A Preacher.” EIGHTH GRADE CLASS Last Wednesday & Thursday we had our speyying bee eliminations. The final contestants will be Diane Martin and Jo Ann Karesh, 8-A, with alternate Margerie Edgar; and Donna Moots and Sue Ann Juday, 8-B, with alternate Shirley Levemier. It will be held 19 March in the old gymnasium. In general science we tested water for hardness and softness Tuesday. Boy, what a dull month ahead. -Bonnie Brouwer will be leaving Wednesday for Florida with her father.

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Local Hews . . . Mr. ami Mirs. Earl Darr were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gawhrcio of Milford. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Jamison, Syracuse Lake, leave Friday for Pompano Bench, Florida for a three weeks’ vacation. Mrs. Georgia Miller, Mrs. Elsa Grieger and Mrs. Minnie Blough attended the funeral of Robert B. Cox in Wulkerton Sunday.

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