Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 53, Number 31, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 2 June 1960 — Page 9

School Awards Given .. . (Continued from page 2) esh. Gloria Price. Linda Hostetler, Janet Swenson, Michele Miller, Zelma Kilmer, Carolyn Disher, Renee Crow. Jane Searfoss. Bemette Cripe, Marcina Greene. Mary Jo Firestone. Sherry Bumson, Sharon Levemier, Kay Nordman. Sue LeCount. Janice Pilcher. Vicki Firestone, Jeanne Fawley. Ericka Duy, Toni Butt. Connie Brown. Bobby Stiver. Ann Vanderford. Sharon Grady. Vona Schacht, Susan Bender. Judy Stucky. Bowling awards: Junior Bowling Congress; First team place

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patches to Carol Hostetler, Jean Insley, Bobby Stiver, Janet Swenson. Judy Stucky, Janet Fisher; Second place to Linda Frushour. JoAnn Karesh. Janet Grady, Diane Metzger. Linda Byrd, Linda Hostetler. 150 games or better (pins’: Janice Pilcher. Janet Swenson. Bobby Stiver. Diane Metzger, Sue LeCount. Sherry Burson. Linda Byrd. Judy Stucky. JoAnn Karesh. Sharon Rondot. Commercial awards were presented by Mr. Fawley. Typing pins: Tom Micheal. Carolyn Denton. Mike Disher. Bonnie Brouwer. Janet Grady. Larrena Laird. Donna Moots. Carl Alfrey. Bill Duckwall. Jim Bassett. David Cobbum, Dennis. Gose. Jerry Cook. Sandra Swenson. Jan Appenzeller, Linda Cripe. Carol Bieber. Coral Conn. Diana Metzger. Sue Ann Adams, Carolyn Barnhart, Pat Hummel. Sue Ann Juday. Diana Lung. Bob Drudge, Charles Folger, Jim Hibschman. Nancy Michael, Jack Heil. Jim Mock. Diane Martin. Linda Byrd. Linda Frushour, Charmaine Kitson. Shirley Levemier. Irene Culp. Mary Holloway. Beverly Mey, Brenda Stabler. Dick Keim. Franz Duy. Shorthand pins: Susan Fosbrtnk and Beverly Mey for 80 words per minute; Mary Holloway. Irene Culp. Carolyn Denton. Susan Bachman. Nancy Stump. Brenda Stabler, Sally Rondot, for 00 words per minute. Speech awards were given at the County Speech Festival and were as follows: Superior (Gold medals*: Anita Rodgers. Carol Conn. Sandra Swenson. Marcina Greene. Sally Fosbrink. Sue Ann Juday. Charmaine Kitson. Excellent (Silver medals):

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Donna Hibschman. Michael Storms. Bonnie Brouwer, Kay Nordman. Tom Duckwall, Sally Rondot. Donna Moots. Good (White Ribbons): Carole Ganshom. Mark K, Graff. John Thornburg. Senior Class Gift Presentation. National Honor Society Awards conferred by Mr. Amsler went to Harry Alfrey, Kay Bender. Susan Bachman. Susan Fostering. Michael Rodgers. Nancy Stump. John Thornburg. Perfect Attendance awards alconferred by Mr. Amsler were: Grade 11: Anita Rodgers, Shirley Yoder. Jim Bassett. Roger Bomman Grade 10: Barbara Edgar, Sally Mabie. Burton Butt. Tom Martin, Dennison Miller, Roger Shuder. Grade 9: Jean Fawley. Mary Jo Firestone. Marcina Greene. Donna Hibschman. Norma Sloan, Sam Budxmg. Arden Druckamiller. Bobby Fisher, Doug Yoder. Grade 8: Cheryl Fleisc.ha.uer. Sandra Plymale. Roberta Vanette. Jack Brazel. Merlin Hartman. Grade 7: Mike Brown. Charles Gamer. Robert Stiffler. Kenny Willard. James Wilson. ACCEPTS POSITION IN ANDERSON Ray O. Oyler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Oyler, has accepted a position with the Guide Lamp Division of General Motors at Anderson. Raymond graduated in January from Purdue University and since then has done graduate work in industrial science. He was a member of lota Lambda Sigma and Alpha Phi Omega at Purdue Ravmond’s address will be 2707 West 18th Street. Anderson. OinifiHi la tfea Jaaraai tovw »*« araa 100%.

I SYRACUSE-WAWASEE JOURNAL Thursday. June 2, 1960-

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Hire Electric Moves To Village. Moving of appliances from their Main Street location to a new location in the former Seiffert Tile building, just south of Wawasee Village,

Calvary EUB Guild Mrs. Phillip Strieby, assisted by Mrs. Theo Thomas, entertain ed the Christian Service Guild of the EUB church with seventeen members Wednesday evening Mrs. Paul Eppley was chairman of the program on Kentucky missions. A playlet was presented by Mrs. Garth Haines, Mrs. Harry Appenzeller. Mrs. Carrie Champlain and Mrs. Paul Eppley. During the discussion period, each told of a personal experience with missions in the United States. Offering was taken for the KYM. Mrs. R. H. Tytler conducted the business meeting after which refreshments were served.

NOTICE TO VANDALS There have been many recent cases of vandalism in the Syracuse Cemetery in the destruction of tombstones and grave markers, and and other acts of vandalism. The acts of vandalism mentioned above are crimes under the Statutes of Indiana for which people may be prosecuted. These acts have been reported to the police and must cease and parents are asked to caution their children to stay off cemetery grounds except when attending funerals or visiting graves for legitimate reasons. R. LEON CONNOLLY. President Syracuse Cemetery Association w FATHER'S DAY CARDS will qxpress your sentiments to "dad" just the way you want to send them. THORNBURG DRUG Syracuse - Warsaw - North Webster

was completed oVer the week end by Hire Electric. Millard Hire, son Stover, and Bud Smith (left to right) are shown here in the midst of the process. Perc Bartlett photo

Mrs. Raymond Newcomer will be hostess for the nqxt meeting scheduled for the lalst Wednesday in June WRC MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM Twenty one members attended Calvary E.UJB. Church Sunday morning and Rev K. E. Robinson gave the memorial service. A pot luck dinner was held at noon the home of Alva Nicolai. Guests attending were Mrs. Louise Connolly. Mrs. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. L. Nicolai. Alva Nicolai. Rev. and Mrs. Kennard Robinson. John A. Craw ahd Mrs. Bertha Crafton of Milford. A memorial flower service was held in the afternoon. CLASSIHE/TaDS GFT RESULTS!

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