Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 52, Number 27, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 7 May 1959 — Page 3

Pierceton Wins Third County Track Title High school track teams met at Syracuse Friday afternoon 1 May to compete for the county championship but the race was between Pierceton, defending champions, and Syracuse who had lost only one track meet this spring and were out to win a fifth county championship the all-sports record. Final scores were Pierceton 72% points to the Jackets 65% with Silver Lake in third place but far behind with a score of 19. Remaining schools in order of scoring were Etna Green. Sidney, Mentone, Milford. Atwood. Claypool, Leesburg. North Webster and Beaver Dam. Pierceton gained an edge with one-two wins in the 100 yd., 220 yd dash and low hurdles with two other firsts and a tie for a third. Syracuse won the 440 yd. race, half mile run and the mile relay. Two county meet records were broken when Larry Heisler of Etna Green topped the shot put mark of 51 ft 10 in. with a distance of 52 ft. 3in. on his first throw. Swenson of Syracuse in the half mile run edged out Rose of Silver Lake finishing in 2:04.5, 3% seconds better than the old record of 2:08. Haupert of Mentone broke his own school record with a high jump leap of six feet two inches, which is 1% inches below the 1950 county record set by Dave Burke of Warsaw. SHS Walks Away With Etna-Atwood Meet Syracuse thinlies walked away away with a 3-way track meet played here 29 April with Etna Green and Atwood by taking first in all events except shot put. broad jump and cole vault. Final scores showed Syracuse 114 points. Etna Green 42% and Atwood 28%. Druckamiller won the high hurdles, time .18.4. Denton took the 100 yd., dash in :10.9. Karesh won the mile in 4:57.8. Kilmer won the 440 in :57.4. Duckwall was first in low hurdles in :23.6. Swenson took the 880 in 2:09.5. Davis won the 220 in :24.0. LeCount won the high jump. Height 5 ft. 4 in. _ ' Syracuse teams took both the mile and half mile relays. OwlHiji la Wm Jmtml *a*«r Hw «tm 100%

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Hospital Notes .. . Mrs. Daniel Brennaman, RR2. underwent emergency surgery at Elkhart Hospital Friday night. Rachel Hochstetler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hochstetler. was discharged from Elkhart Hospital Wednesday. Charles Rock. Sr. was admitted Friday to Elkhart Hospital for medical care and observation. Sam Rippey. RR 2, entered Goshen Hospital Wednesday for medical treatment. He was dismissed Thursday. Mrs. Everett Darr underwent a tonsillectomy at Goshen Hospital Wednesday and was dismissed Saturday. Mrs. Feri Rhoades was discharged Thursday from Goshen. William Geiger and Allen L. Mock were discharged from Goshen Hospital Saturday. Mrs. E. Dale Smith of Papakeechie Lake entered Parkview Hospital at Fort Wayne Friday for major surgery. She is reported to be improving satisfactorily. New Arrivals . . . NYIKOS Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nyikos are parents of a daughter. Mary Margaret, born 22 April at St. Joseph Hospital in South Bend. YODER TWINS Identical twin daughters were were born to Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Yoder. RR 2, 29 April in the Elkhart Hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Artie Montel. SENIOR^MOTHERS CLUB Mrs. Noble Blocker entertained the Senior Mothers Club Monday evening with sixteen members present. She presented the program which was a review of the World’s Fair at Brussels with special emphasis on the exhibit of the United States. Mrs. Calvin Johnson and Mrs. Burl Salmon were welcomed into the club. Mrs. Herbert Michael. another new member, was unable to attend. Mrs. Burson won the sunshine gift. This was the last meeting of the club year. Members will attend the annual spring party of the combined mother’s clubs Monday 11 May. SyraeatSeoM . . . Mrs: Wales Macy attended the Indiana Button Society meeting in the Westminister Hotel in Winona Saturday with Mrs. Irene Strieby. Mrs. Strieby archivist for the Eli Lilly Co. at Indianapolis, was the principal speaker at the evening session of the convention. She spent Sunday here ?t her Kale Island home.

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Sms i > School “Belles” and < ‘/Hep” Lines By Bobbi Bitner IL -i- -ar In due respect to the members of the senior class of 1959 of the Syracuse High School who will depart formally from the local halls of learning with fitting ceremonies on the night of 21 May. we herewith print the last will and testament of said class members. I. Dian Alfrey will to Danny Caskey and Steve Yoder my ability to keep the drums soft in band, providing they are more successful than I. I. Barbara Bitner will to Ron Gray my ability to get out of study halls, so he too can roam the halls. I. Lexie Brazel will to Kay Bender my sewing ability so she too ckn learn to sew garments together backwards. I. Suzie Brown will to Carol Conn a dozen pencils and a note book, so she will always be prepared. I, Bonnie Cripe, will to my sister Linda my ability to graduate, so she too. can get out of working in the restaurant. I, Linda Cripe Senior will to Linda Cripe Junior a private taxi so that she can og to North Webster whenever she wants. I, Joyce Fawley will to Sharon Nordman my ability to get the seat behind John Sheire two years. I. Sharon Gilbert will to Nancy Stump my ability to drive, so she too can be in two accidents while parked in the parking lot. I, Judy Glass, will to Shirley La vernier the name “Proxle” because she deserves it more than I. I. Sue Herdrich will to Sally Rondot my membership in the Senior recreation group in the library every sth period. I, Sandra Hess will to Jack Riding my ability to get along with the Boss. I, Letitia Jones will to Karen Glass my new home so she too can be called a Georgia peach. I. Judy Jones will to Shirley Levemier my ability to get first each year in the music contest. I, Martha Jones will to Sally Rondot my ability to talk in Psychology class and not get moved. I. Linda Lantz will to Michele Miller my ability to keep my mouth shut during a basketball game. I, Sharol Markham will to Jackie Jones my ability to keep my “Guy” away from Goshen gals. I, Dixie Murphy will to Sharon Tarman my ability to be engaged my entire Senior year without getting married. I, Nancy Pletcher will to Bonnie Brouwer my ability to sit in my seat and study for 55 minutes. I, Janet Riley will to Sandra Swenson my friendship with Dian Alfrey, so she might have an excuse (besides Carl) for being at the Alfrey’s all the time. I, Philip Fredricks will to any junior boy my art ability, so he too can get out of study hall one period a week. I, Marty Graff will to Michele Miller better grades in Algebra. I, Ronald Hibschman will to Fred Godschalk my ability to get out of school to go on trips, so he too can be called a "Roaming Ambassador.” I. Stanley Insley will to Jack Heil my ability to behave in school. I, Milton Karesh. will to Jerry Davis my ability to get ‘‘girls’’ to change my flat tires for me. I. LaMar Kilmer will to Dick Kiem my ability to get along with Mr. Richards in the sth period Study hall. I. Gary Kline will to Beverly Mey my ability to sit in front of Marsha Crow, so they won’t have to work out a Scheme to pass their notes in Mr. Gamer’s study hall. I, Larry Laird win my front row seat tn Mr. Longenbaugh’s class to R. B. Graff, so he too

4-H CLUB NEWS The meeting was called to order by Lexis Brazel. The American pledge was led by Judy Bryan, the 4-H pledge by Sally Yoder and Mary Kay Bushong. Singing was lead by Kathy Dorsey. Roll call was given and answered by what you like about summer. The minutes of the last meeting were read by Sharon Gilbert. Toni Jo Butt gave the Health and Safety lesson. A date was set for 23 June for a trip to Chicago to the Museum of Science and Industry. The community project for this year is to give books to the needy. Demonstrations were given by Sharon Reinsberger and Connie Wright called How To Make Tuna Salad, by Linda Biller and Jo Ellen Schoeff on How To Serve a Picnic. Scribe. Peggy Firestone will stay awake. I, Larry Michael will to Kent Hare my ability to lie. I, Nancy Shuder will to Kay Brown my ability to get out of the 7th period study hall so she won’t always get into trouble. I. Sherill Tarman will to Sally Rondot my ability not to have dates during my senior year. I. Leandra Teague will my 12th grade books to Brenda Stabler In hopes they will do her more good than they did me. I, Shirley Winegart will to Susan Bachman my ability to become editor of the news staff. I. Jon Ardinger will to Jack Heil my ability to go steady with out fighting. I. Steve Bornman will to Franz Dooley Duy my ability to walk as soon soon as I get out of the coaches sight in X country. I, Ted Burson will to Harry ALfrey my basketball suit number 50 and a stretcher so that he can make it fit. I, Richard Crews will to Nancy Michaels my ability to keep out of trouble. I, Charles Cripe will to Pat Hummel my ability to understand about love. I. Jerry Firestone will to my willing junior boy my dish washing place. I, John Firestone win to my sister Sue my ability to get the

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Thursday 7 May 1959—

front seat in Mr. Longenbaugh’s class two years in a row I, Tom Miller will to any brillant student my front seat in Psychology class. I, Larry Read will to John Roddie my ability to skip school to work on my car, without getting caught,—Very often. I, Bob Swenson will to Bob LeCount my ability to roll, so he too can jump 7 feet. I. David Weaver will to Reggie Williams the key to the public address system.

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