Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 53, Number 4, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 26 November 1959 — Page 9

Lose 2 Games At Middlebury Friday Syracuse Yellowjackets suffered their third loss of the season. 70 to 53. Friday night when ► they tangled with the Middlebury squad on the Middies' floor. Jackets, trailing by 25 points at the end of the third quarter, picked up steam during the final period. The hosts held a terrific 4 lead and the Syracuse five were unable to pull the game to a victory. Harry Alfrey was the only foul out of the game. Carroll Denton, with 20 points for SyrL acuse's high scorer, chalked up four fouls in the first period, but played cautious ball during the final quarters of the game. E. Miller was the Middies’ high scorer with 13 field goals D .and two free throws for 28 points. Box Scores: Syracuse FG FT PF Denton. C. 8 4 4 Alfrey. H 3 4 5 ■ Denton. F 15 3 Alfrey. C 2 3 4 Lantz. J. 0 4 2 Druckamiller, N. 11 2 LeCount. B 10 1 IK Shock. D 0 0 1 Folger. C 0 0 1 Keim. D. 0 0 0 Godshalk. F 0 0 0 Totals 16 21 23 Middlebury Miller E ’ 13 2 2 Nelson. D. 4 6 4 Shrock, J 4 2 2 Miller. D 2 11 Plank, F 12 3 • Miller. L 0 3 1 Mullett. K 10 3 Hansen, C 10 3 Troyer. H 10 3 Kauffman. C. 10 0 Yoder. K 0 0 0 Totals 28 16 22 Quarter Scores: Syracuse 10 19 30 53 Middlebury 23 41 55 70 "B” Team Suffers First Loss Os Season In a close game all the way, the Syracuse "B" squad suffered their first defeat of the season in the preliminary game at Middlebury Friday night losing by two points. 39 to 37. Syracuse led by six points as the buzzer ended the third quar ter Excitement was high as the Middies tied the score and finally drove ahead with only sec oridfl remaining m the game. Steve Williams and Tom Firestone were high scorers for the Jackets with 11 and 8 points respectively. L. Troyer, with 15 I points, was the Middies’ high point man. T. Firestone. Jacket player, and Mullett for the hosts, were the only foul outs Box Scores: Williams. 512; Firestone. 325: B LeCount. 130; C. Crow. 211: J. Lantz. 041; J Rinker. 100; L. l ine. 020: Felts,. 004. Quarter Scores: Syracuse 7 18 31 37 Middlebury 6 17 25 39 "Salary is an amount of money that no matter how large it is some people spend more than." —Banking.

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S. H. S. News SENIOR CLASS The senior boys were treated to a wonderful turkey dinner 6:30 Wednesday 18 November 1959. The senior girls were responsible for this treat and worked hard at preparing the meal every spare moment of the day. The turkey dinner is also a result of the magazine campaign held in October. The campaign was a grand siccess and added a large sum of money to our treasury. Elementary News FIRST GRADE Mrs. Arlen Bobeck During the past two or three weeks, there were many vacant seats in our room becouse of chicken pox. This week, we are all back in school again. W’ayne Carwile had a birthday on 17 November and he brought cookies for the occasion which we enjoyed with our chocolate milk. During this Thanksgiving season we have been learning about the Pilgrams and Indians. Several children brought interesting books, pictures and displays. We also have learned some Thanksgiving songs. THIRD GRADE Miss Carole D. Knapp Open house was our biggest project these past weeks. The girls performed under the direction of Miss Marsha Shock, and John Juday was among the group that lead the pledge to the flag. To all parents and friends who visited us during American Education Week aind Open House, we thank and invite you back for. a longer stay. Officers during the past two weeks were: Joe Thornburg, president: Steve Mock, vice president: Jan Rarig. secretary; and Paul Coy. treasurer. Officers for the coming two weeks are: Kar en Wiggs, president; John Losee. vice president: Susan Wilson, secreary; and Becky Eyer, treasurer. 25 November not only was the day before Thanksgiving its our November birthday party, Max Lotz. Tom Moody, and John Yoder celebrated birthdays that that day. although John Yoder’s is usually celebrated in. July. We are learning about Indians. The five committees are preparing to share their knowledge with the rest of the class. GRADE 5 Homer Allen The contest by the PT A in the membership drive was won by our room, thanks to the hard work of the students. With the prize < SIO.OO > we are planning to get an aquarium for our room Our goal was 100 but arrived at only 98 members. We now have 27 in our class. Janet Pruitt came to our room from Milford. The Gideons visited our room last month and presented each person with a New Testament. We have each been reading a scripture that we like. Twenty-five parents visited our room during open house. Each Friday we have a spell-

Schools To Have 2 Day Holiday This Week Syracuse schools will be closed Thursday and Friday next week for Thanksgiving holiday. Classes will resume as usual Monday morning 30 November Superintendent Lewis S. Immel announced. ing bee to get in practice for the spelling bee in March. Two of our best spellers are Nancy Butt and Douglas Coy. Joan Buhrt's poster was selected from our room to be entered in the Halloween Contest. We tire working on states and capitals in Geography and have studied 17 eastern states. Those writing and spelling them correctly from a blank map were Becky Stoelting. Mike Gordon, Barbara Fisher. Bill Appenzeller, John Kramer. Karen Juday. Billv Greene. Nancy Butt. Joan Buhrt, Susan Kitson, Douglas Coy. and Pamela Coburn. Beginning after Thanksgiving. the sth and 6th grade boys are playing a round robin in basketball. There ten teams with a 6th grade boy as captain. At the end of the season a tournament will be held. Following is a list of teams and dkptains. Richard Bushong, captain: Bobby Pilcher. Ronnie Hostetter, Roger Kern. Larry Simon. Allen Avery. Doug Chokey. John Longenbaugh, captain, Robbie Smith, Joe Richards, John Kramer. Phillip Mock. Terry Griffith. Mike Kern. Dallas McKibbin. captain. Billy Karr. Don Tatman, Steve Wagner. Robert Van Sickle. Terry Vanette. Doug Coy. Jimmy Wilson, captain. Kermit Welty, John Yoder. Robert Searfoss. Joe Brown. Andy Gilbert, Charles Lamb. Jon Roberts, captain. Tom Thornburg. Tom Ganshom, Bill Appenezeller. Danny Dews, Charles Ridenour. Jameson Manzy. Danny Darr, captain. Brad Bauer. Roger Brown. Bobby Niles. Mike Henning. Tom Spurling, Terry Rookstool. Bobby Strieby. captain. James Thornburg. Pete Stanfield, Ronnie Webb. Leonard Kline, Dennis Darr. James Sawyer. J, R. Koher, captain. Robert Carlson. Bobby Folger, Mike Gordon. Rolph Stahley. Gene Smith. Wayne Shrock. Mike Buhrt. captain, Garry Ringler. Steve Hoover, Donald Kiem, Joe Bartman. Roger Stiver. Stanley Rensberger. David Hale, captain. Billy Greene. Ricky Workman. Robert Penick. Max Brower, Chris Busch. Mike Gahoway. Mac Moody. FREE Journal offers Free advertising in classified section with each Journal renewal ox new subscription.

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Freshmen Win First Two Games of Season The Syracuse freshmen won their first game of the season by defeating North Webster 36 to 23. In the second game, with Bremen played at Syracuse, the score was 20 to 18 for the Syracuse team. Quarter Scores: Syracuse 7 17 25 36 North Webster 2 7 13 23 Box Scores for Syracuse at North Webster: Money 1-0-1; Crow 0-0-0: Bushong 0-0-1: Simon 4-1-2: Druckamiller 5-4-0: Jones 3-5-3; T. Smith 0-0-1. In the Bremen game the Syracuse team scored as follows: Money 4-0-1; Crow 0-1-1: Druckamiller 1-0-0: Bushong 0-1-1: Simon 4-0-1: Jones 0-0-0. Schedule of games for the rest of the season is: Nov. 24 Goshen T. 4:00 Dec. 3 KendalviUe H. 7:00 Dec. 8 Pierceton H, 4:00 Dec. 10 Warsaw T. 4:00 Dec. 15 Milford T. 4:00 Dec. 17 Ligonier T. 4:00 Jan. 7 Milford H. 4:00 Jan. 12 Goshen H. 4:00 Jan. 14 Nfew Paris T. 4:45 Jan. 21 North Webster H, 4:00 Jan. 26. 27. 28 Tourney. Menus For Next Week At School Cafeteria Monday 30 November: Meat sandwich, tomato soup, crackers, apple crisp, milk. Tuesday: Meat loaf, mashed potatoes, garden greens, plums, bread and butter, milk. Wednesday: Creamed turkey on biscuits, sweet potatoes, fruit salad, bread , and butter, milk. Thursday: Braised beef, rice, buttered beans, cherries, bread and butter, milk. Friday: Fish sticks, hot potato salad, tomatoes, rainbow cake, bread and butter, milk. The SyracuScene . . . Mrs. Ed Schleeter is now in Goshen where she will spend the winter with her daugther, Mrs. Robert Bartlett, 211 E. Monroe St. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Longcor of Goshen and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Firestone of Syracuse were Saturday evening guests of Mrs. Zora Bender and Mrs. Lilly Niles for a pre-birthday party for Mrs. Bender who will be 90. 26 November. Sunday guests also remembering Mrs. Bender’s birthday were Mrs. Bert Rohl and Mrs. Hazel Grissamer of Sturgis. Michigan. Terry Rohl of Mendon. Michigan. Mrs. Ella Bender and Lloyd Bender of Albion and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Nicolai of Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Warner will spend -Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Williamson at LaGrange. 111.

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