Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 54, Number 38, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 16 May 1961 — Page 4

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EXPLORATORY TEACHER. David Cqbbum instructs elementary school pupils in Art during his practice teaching course and is assisting Roger Kern with

News of The Schools HIGH SCHOOL SYRACUSE 411 CLUB Syracuse Community Hands 4-H Club meeting was held Tuesday. May 9. in A room. President Earl Roberts presided Joe Brbwm led the pledge to the American flag and Toni Butt led the pledge to the 4-H flag. Minutes were read by Burton Butt and approved. The business qf the meeting was to see that all had paid their, dues, that all had all their record books, and to see if they wanted to add or drop a project. Mr. Edwards wanted to know if anyone would like to go Jo 4-H or Junior Leaders Camp to be held at Camp Mack. June 6 to 9. Fee will be sll for camp. Chris Bush gave a talk on Forestry. Robert Stiffler on Wildlife. Greg Smith on Conservation a|id Mr. Edwards on Entomology. “Tim Yeager led recreation in a contest to see how many of. our new United States cabinet mem bers we knew. Refreshments were served. Re--porter—Jon Alan Roberts i - TRI—M Tlie Modem Music Masters Society of Syracuse High School

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paint mixing in the above picture. At left is Ron Webb. Don Keim. R. T. Searfoss and Bob Niles are working in the background.

met May 10. in the band room. President I Sherry Searfoss opened the meeting and we discussed attending the national convention in Chicago in December next year. Election of officers for the coming year was then completed. The new president is Tom Martin. Mary Jo Firestone is vice president. Vicki Firestone, secretary. Shirlej Whitehead, treasurer. Jane Searfoss historian. FT A NEWS The Lillian Hamman Future Teachers of America Club held its last social meeting for the year at the home of Jill Thornburg Tuesday, April 25. Games were played and refreshments were served. , The last business meeting was held after school Thursday, May 4. to elect the new officers for 1961-1962. They are Becky Yoder, president: Michele Miller. Ist vice president; Jackie Jessup. 2nd vice president; Marilyn Martin, secretary; Diana Ellis, treasurer; Shirley whitehead, historian;

Tom Socks Jantzen Sportswear ARROW SHIRTS McGregor Sportswear JOCKEY SHORTS Wawasee Village Phone GL 7-3664

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Carolyn Disher. librarian: Renee Crow, pariamentarian. Induction banquet will be held Wednesday. May 24. at Foo and Faye’s Restaurant at 6:30. Five Senior FTA members attended the spring convention at Butler University Saturday, April 22. They were Donna Moots. Bonnie Brouwer. Lorrena Laird. Pat Hummel and Charmaine Kitson, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Fawley and Nancy accompanied them, also Mrs. Betty Kowallik. Tuesday Night Ladies Receive Final Awards The Tuesday Night Ladies Bowling League held their annual banquet Tuesday night at the Pickwick Dinner club with 34 members and guests in attendance. A delicious swiss steak and chicken dinner was served at tables decorated with imitation spring flowers in planters whi&h were later given as door prizes. Miniature bowling pins with each member s name and closing average for the season were used as place cards. Mrs. George Thornburg, president, presided during the business meeting following the dinner. Yearly reports were given and it was decided to enlarge the league next year. New officers elected were Mrs. L. C. Carpenter, president and Mrs. Max Ganshom, vice presi-

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dent, each for two year terms. Officers retained in their present offices for another year were: Mrs. Charles Searfoss, secretary, Mrs. James Kitson, treasurer; and Mrs. Dean Grady, sgt-at--arms Retiring officers were Mrs. Thornburg and Mrs. Millard Hire, vice president. Mrs. Jack Schacht was acting treasurer for several months due to illness of the regular treasurer. Prizes monies, trophies and pins were distributed. Door prizes were won by Mrs. Rolland Wogoman. Mrs. Louis Byland and Mrs. Schacht.

See The... FLOTILLA Pontoon Boat Parade June 18th—1:00 p.m. Wawasee Lake

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JACK C. VANDERFORD REAL ESTATE BROKER Specializing in Lake Properties On Hiway 13 at Lake Wawasee GL 7-2333

EXTRA SERVICE Beginning May 22,1961 NEW HOURS ’ 9:00 A.M. 'til 3:00 P.M. Open During Noon Hour Open On Minor Holidays The Walk Up Window Service Will Begin Soon. Watch For The Opening Date. State Bank of Syracuse (Closed All Day On Thursday)

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The SyracuScene . . . Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mason have returned to Wawasee Lake after spending the winter in Pompana Beach, Florida. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rookstool were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rookstool of Gosh, en and Mr. and Mrs. Colonel Spry of Elkhart.

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