The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 13, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 May 1967 — Page 7

Milford Youth Center News By Rachel Gonzales Saturday's dance featuring the Fax of Lif from Warsaw turned out pretty well, although we expected a Larger crowd, k was fun. We ll be having a dance this Friday night featurning the Reasons Why from Syracuse. It will he from

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8 to 11 p.m. School clothes are to be worn. — I hope more of you kids start coming to these dances. We need your support- So come on! I’ll be expecting you Friday night. SHOP YOUR Mail-Journal

Student-Written I LAKELAND SCHNI NEWS

Contest Underway To Select School Hymn

The Wawasee high school advisory committee has announced that a contest is underway to find a school hymn for the future Lakeland high school. Persons wishing to participate should send words and. or music to the high school principal in Milford. North Webster or Syracuse. They will then be collected and studied by the advisory committee. A school hymn is different from a school song. A school song is play-

Rhetama Presents "It Happens Every Summer" On May 12

Rhetama members are busy memorizing lines, painting sets, and are making final plans for their production of a fun-packed comedy on Friday. May 12- The three-act comedy will be presented in the Milford community building at 7:45. “It Happens Every Summer” is a hilarious new comedy about a group of college girls working as guest editors for the June issue of New York fashion magazine. This year the magazine staff finds the girts wackier and more wonderful than ever. They include Jennifer. 'Kathy Wolterman*, deeply anxious to prove herself and be retained on the regular staff. Flippy Wonder •Linda Kesler*, who is really “flippy.”; and Annabelle, ‘Jean Moneyheffer*. a’ Southern Belle, whose Dixie golddigging is so expert her co-workers believe she's creating her own “scorriied earth” policy in New York: and the beatnik. (Allyson Anglin l , who is determined to

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ed at ball games, pep sessions or other school activities. A school i hymn is more sedate and is usually played at commencement, baccai laureate or possibly assembly pro- ; grams. All entries will become property of the Lakeland school corporation ! and will not be returned. Jerry C. Deeter is head of the adI visory committee and students of each of the three schools make up its i membership.

have her avant-garde novel. “Guts”, published. Hie girls are lunched, tea-d and (fined by a bewildering assortment of New York bachelors Truly funny situations sparked by witty lines created by David Rogers, one of Broadway’s best comedy writers, makes this play one that you don’t want to miss' Rhetama invites you to share an enjoyable evening with them on Friday, May 12. Change Os Date For Athletic Banquet Coach William Dorsey informed us a few minutes before the paper went to press, after the front page had been printed, that the date of the Milford athletic banquet has been changed from Friday. May 19, to Monday. May 22.

Lakeland Youth News

By Bud Smith Our danc? Saturday night was a great success with about 200 persons attending to pay tribute to the i Tikis one of our local banvfc which started their careers at our local I Youth Center, They have worked! very hard for the past few years and now have one of the finest combo's in this part of the country. > They went to Chicago Tuesday to make their first record. Good luck j fellows on your new venture. I was highly pleased at the number of adults who came in to visit us at our dance. This is something I have been trying to effect for some time. The kids and I appreciate your interest and enjoy your company. Well, M's getting just like old home week arouad here, this Saturday we have another local combo which started here. They started as the Olympics and have since changed ther name to the Five Good Reasons. Ji my memory serves me corrector this was the first combo to play here. All these boys are now in college and they have been playing for college dances and by the way, I hear it wun't be long until they will cut a record also. This one will be on the “must” list folks so don't miss it. The dance will be from 7:30-10:30 as usual and I will be looking forward to seeing you Saturday.

8 LUNCH E/i ENUS > xxxxxuxxy MILFORD SCHOOL MENUS May 8 through 12 Mon. - Sloppy Joes, buttered potatoes. carrot sticks, citrus fruit cup. Quaker cookies, milk. Tues. - Beef and dumpings, green beans, orange juice, hot rolls and butter, purple plums, milk. Wed. - Baked beans with wieners, potato salad, bread, butter, jelly, fruit gelatine and frosted grahams, milk. Thurs. - Meat loaf, mashed potatoes and gravy, celery sticks, hot biscuits and butter, banana-orange cup, milk. Fri. - Fish square's, potato sticks, cabbace-earrot salad, bread, butter, baked apples with cheese squares, milk.

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Donna Huff Named Merit Scholar Donna Huff, r 3 Syracuse, a student at Syracuse high school has won a Manchester college merit scholarship in nationwide competition. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Hershberger of r 3 Syracuse and one of Syracuse high school s co-salutatorians. Manchester college is a coeducational, four-year liberal arts college with a normal enrolment of 1.2C0 students. It grants the degree of bachelor of arts or bachelor of science and operates under the auspices of the Church of the Brethren. It is open to all aca-demically-qualified young people who are sympathetic with its Christian ideals. The colkge is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools and the National Council for Accrediation of Teacher Education. Math Major Donna intends to major in mathe- j ; maties at Manchester and {dans a ' career in secondary education. She is a member of the National 'Honor Society, serving as treasurer; secretary of Tri-M. a member of the chorus and select choir, being accompanist for three years; secrei tary of her class in both her junior and senior years; the 1967 Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen; secretary of the (Youth for Christ club; a member of the Spanish club; and a member lof the annual staff. • Donna is also active in the EUB • yxxith feflow'ship and the church choir. She was a member of the cheerblock from 1965 to 1967.

SYRACUSE . NORTH WEBSTER Hospital Notes The condition of Elmer Stucky, Syracuse, at the Elkhart hospital remains unchanged. He is still in a coma. Mrs. Eston Clayion. Syracuse, returned home Saturday from the Goshen hospital. Floyd Disher. Syracuse, is a patient in the Goshen hospital. He was taken to the hospital Sunday evening following a stroke. Joseph Guyas, r 2 Syracuse, was admitted to Whitley County hospital I Monday. MILFORD and LEESBURG Hospital Notes Gilbert Hawkins of Milford was admitted to the Gosiien hospital Wednesday. April 36. Herman Croft of r 2 Leesburg was admitted Thursday to the Murphy Medical Center. jack Kouqd of Leesburg was dismissed from the Murphy Medical C.nter Thursday. Beverly Smith of Leesburg was admitted to the'Whitley County hospital at Columbia City last week. Mrs. Cliarlcs K’era Miller) Schell of Milford was released from the Goshen hospital Sunday., Joe A. H.rron of r 1 Leesburg was admitted to the Murphy Medical Center Monday. Mrs. Owen Smith of Leesburg eni tered the Murphy Medical Center Monday. Licensed to Wed Max Lee Faurote, 34. of Leesburg, Clausing. Inc., employee, and Janet Lee McCleary, 33, of Leesburg. waitress, have applied for a marriage license at the office of Kosciusko county ckrk T. Ethna Scott. Roger Dale Layne. 19. of r 1 Leesburg. Pepsi Cola Company employee, and Karen Sue Hamman. 19, of r 1 Leesburg. Depuy Mfg. Company employee, have applied for a marriage license at the office of Kosciusko county clerk T. Ethna Scott.

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Janet Purdum And Robert Hoerr Named Honor Students At Milford

Janet Purdum and Robert Hoerr have been named valedictorian and salutatorian. respectively, of the 1967 graduating class of Milford high school, according to Donn D. Kesler, principal. Janet, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Purdum. Jr., maintained a perfect 4.0 average throught high school to lead her class. Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoerr, had an academic average of 3.9. Miss Purdum, who plans to attend Hanover college, is a member of the National Honor Society and is president of the senio : class. She has served as president of the science dub. She is also a member of the band, chorus, pep club, and the pep band. Mr. Hoerr. who has been accepted as a pre-medicine student at Indiana university, is a member of the National Honor Society and is vice-president of the senior dass. He is a oeditor of the school year-

Honor Roll For Fifth Grading Period Released By Milford High School

Following is the honor roll for Milford high school for the fifth grading period as released by principal Donn D. Kesler. Seniors—Roberta Amsden, Allyson Anglin, Virginia Arthur, Judy Barker, Gayla Bird. Sandra Crowl. Donna Davidsen. Barbara Davis, Linda Kesler, Nancy Johnson. Kathy Leemon. Pat Mishler. Manet Purdum. Becky Rosser, Maria Skrumelak. Kathy Wolferman, David Arnold and I Park Phend. Juniors—Dan Brown. Tom Gunden. ' Greg Jackson and Mike Mauk. Sophomores—Sherry Graff, Ida Juarez, Diane Morehouse, Carol Mynhier. *Kristi Phend, ’Gloria Rapp,;

Honor Rolls Released At Syracuse For Fifth Grading Period

The following honor rolls have 1 been released bv Syracuse high school principal Robert L. Slavens '- for the fifth grading period: : REGULAR HONOR ROLL Seventh grade—George Xanders. Dal Ummel, JeU, Plummer, Blain Secor. Tony Mahler and Denise Brown. Eightii grade—David Elliott. Susan Stone, Susan Justus. Don Hasse, Jay Wolfe and Dianne VanLue. Freshmen—Dan VanLue. Donna Bachtel, Amy Coy, David Fisher, Susie Smith, Donna Hulley. Jackie Thomas, Carol Kroh. Steve Wagoner, Becky Geible and Brian Secor. Sophomores—Linda Nyikos. Becky Kolberg. Vicki Smith, Debbie Searfoss and Peggy Ridings. Juniors—Donna Mikel, Curt Stucky,

LAKELAND SCHOOL BOARD MEETS Members of the Lakeland sciiool board met with the corporation's teachers Tuesday afternoon and discussed. among other things, plans for the new high school. To date no teacher assignments for tiie school have been made. At the board's meeting Tuesday

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ROBERT HOERR

book and served as editor of the school newspaper during his sophomore and junior years. He is also a member of the band, chorus, science dub. dramatics dub and was in school plays during his sophomore, junior and senior years. He has been awarded th? Arthur R. Metz scholarship at Indiana university. Both honor students were finalists in the Natiohal Merit Scholarship Testing program and are members of the Lakeland Community School Corporations student advisory committee. Baccalaureate services for North Webster, Syracuse and Milford high schools will be held at 4 p.m. Sunday, May 28, in North Webster gymnasium. Commencement exercises for Milford high school will be held at 8 pm. Thursday, June 1, in the Milford community building.

’Faye Rheinheimer, ’Dan Beer. Steve Bender, Kent Biller. Dale Custer. Larry Kammerer. Martin Straka. Louie Davis and Hubert Krull. ! Freshmen — ’Vicki Arnold, Pat i Beer, Becky Brown, Brenda Hurd j and Sherrie Jackson. Eighth grade—Emily Bontrager, [ Rachel Gonzales. Patty Myers. Carolyn Rapp, ’Vicki Walker and ’David I Cory. I Seventh gradv—Teresa Beer. *Su- ' san Baker. Cynthia Bucher. ’Nancy ! Crowl, Terri McCoy. ’Lydia Shearer. Jack Beer. Bill Leemon. ’Clark Rassi. Mark Treesh and ’Terry Vanlaningham. i An asterisk (’> represents all As.

Steve Runge, Jeanne Smith. Nancy K her. B. wu and ' Ridings. Seniors—Nancy Butt, Rob Smith, Jo n Buhrt, K. reu Juday, Julie Connolly, Jim Frederick, itamy Butt, ' Donna Huff, Chris Xanders. Kevin . Galloway and Janice Auer. DISTINGUISHED HONOR ROLL (All As) i Seventh grade—Larry Stidham, ! Amy Wellman and Karen Allen. Freshmen—James Hasse. Sophomores—Tom Turner, Sandra Yeager, Becky Ever. Marta Juday, - Sharon Frederick. Mary Ellen Colei man and Norm Geible. Juniors—Linda Cteil. • ' Seniors—Barbara Fisher. Melanie Walters. Cheryl Peffley, Tim Yeager 1 and Susan Kit'son.

evening personnel interviews were ‘held and Thursday the members will meet reguarding the pay schedule. FREE ADVICE A little yellow dog will chase anything that runs. It is something to remember when people have you scared. —News, Buffalo.

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