The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 38, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 October 1967 — Page 8
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ANOTHER WINNER — Quincy Trover. san of Mrs. Mary Troyer of r 1 Syracuse, became one of the many prize winners at the annual Halloween Carnival Saturday night in the Syracuse old cym. The carnival was sponsored by the Syracuse elementary IT A.
Plan 'The Stuckpof At Syracuse
The Syracu-e high school seni r class will present for the public’s entertainment. a comedy in three arts, called ’"The Stuckpot”. on Saturday. Nov. 4. The seniors are all looking forward to a huge turn-out this year, especially since this is the final senior da<s presentation of Syracuse high school. The list of distinguished actors and actresses for this theatrical farewell b as follows: Dean Louise Taggart—Cathy Moore
Lakeland Seniors
BRENDA RICHARDSON —MHS— Brenda Joyce Richardson is the daughter of Willard and Myrtle Richardson of Milford She has broth ers Wayne of Milford, an employee of Goshen Rubber; Bo!*by of Lowell, a -carpenter; Charles with the army in Viet Nam; Joe of Lowell, an electrician apprentice; and Billy, a freshman. Her sisters are Mrs James (Carolyn • .Nelson of New York, a housewife; and Patricia, an eighth grader. Brenda is a member of GAA. ] Rhrtama and Rekamemoh. She enjoys dancing and sewing and lists; swimming, horse back riding and baseball as her favorite sports. After graduation she plans to work as a secretary. ~ . 11 THOMAS MILLINS, JR. —SHS—- ' . I Thomas Jackson M dins. Jr., son of the senior Mullinses of r 3 Syracuse. has been a member of the ; band for four vears. the letterman’s club for three years, the cross country team for tour years, the track team for four years and was on the basketball squad for his freshman and sophomore vears. He has a band letter, a letter jacket, four cross country letters and four track letters. I After graduation in the spring with majors in English and social studies and minors in band and business, he wRI attend Cedarville college or Taylor university. Advanced business is his favorite subject. Tom has an older sister. Pat. who is working as a filing secretary at radio s:ati.*r. mxGrand Rapids. Mich He spends his off school hours ! working as a painter in the community. Cross country, track and basketball arc his favorites when it comes to sports. His hobby is music, particularly playing the piano and organ. MICHAEL BROWER -GHBMichael Lee Brower is the son of Guy Maxwell and Agnes Brower of r 4 Syracuse. He will graduate in May with majors in English, math, science and social studies and a minor in Latin. Michael is a member of the high school band. Tn-M. National Honor Society and science club. He also belongs to the Knights of Dunamis. He has received both an Eagle Scout award and a science award. ' After graduation Michael plans to go to Purdue university. He has an older brother. Max Allen, who is currently at the West Lafayette university.
Wednesday, October 25, 1967
Attending the Fun Throw (ring toss) booth at which little Quincy won his prize were Mrs. Paul Bet>z ly and Mrs. Robert Day, room mothers lor the third grade of Mrs. Esther Weaver. In addition to the 17 various booths and activities for the children and
Graee Sedgwick—Cindy Felts | \\ Hard Secteewjck—Mike Smith | Alice Ann Sedgewick—Julie Huglies Marv Jane Thompkins — Margie Hulley | Gail Treat—Nancy Kinder Kay Emerson—Cinda Singrey Doctor Jaccbv—Terry Coverstone Amy Caldwell—Alice Alfrey Lucille Coulter—Peg Hughes Julia—Janice Busscher Ruth—Judy Ridings Alberta—Darlene Rice
! H? works at Mock’S Marine Serv- ' ice and admits that swimming is his favorite sport. Michael enjoys : hobbies of coin collecting and woodcarving. KENT BROWER —NWHS— ' I Kent L Brower plans to attend • college and has marriage in his j future. He is th? Son of WUliam and • Evelyn Brower of r 1 Pierceton. ; Kent will grad-aate in May with ; majors in math. English and history and minors in art and indus- s trial arts. Drafting is his favorite subject He is a member of the basketball. track, cross country and volleyball teams and art club and the c Barbee Community church. He let- I tered four years in cross country ( and track, two years in basketball, * and has a basketball and track tro-| • phy. . ‘ He has an older brother, Chris. 20. who is married to the former ’ Seharri? Stanfied and the father of tun children. Keith and Kevin; and 1 an older sister. Mrs. Dale tCarmen’ Danner, 26. and the mother of three ; children. Karen, Kim and I*hil. He also has a sister, Vicki. 18. at home He works for Wagner brothers in I c'onstrurtion and lists basketball, track, swimming, tennis and skiing as hrs favorites. The Bible is his favorite book He likes to construct | houses and draw floor plans. I Sandy's Sidelines i By Sandra Yeager Monday night the future teachers were privileged to hear Varner Chance teh of his experiences while on tour of Europe w ith the band and chorus of .America. Os one thing Mr. Chance was very dear, Americans seem to be much less aware of the natural beauty around them. Wednesday, the National Honor f Society met at Judy Riding’s home, f t Mr. Smith, the Wawasee high prin--1 ci pal. is indeed a busy man and was • detained at a Supper. After he ar--1 rived, we spent an hour discussing the great conveniences which are 1 to be in our new school. Rob Clevenger, our tall senior ' center of our basketball team. has - broken a toe on each foot! Things • look bad for Rob as he is on crutch- • es and must be helped up the ramps. ’ Looks like he’ll miss at least 15 1 games! i Speaking of games, our gallant boys have made the “Big Cut” — ;hair cut, that is!
adults there was a captivating magic show presented by Nelson Auer of Syracuse and a food stand. Mrs. Jay Brower, PTA president, stated that the Halloween carnival was highly successful. A Mail-Journal staff photo.
Eunice — Nancy Ellis Ida—Susie Kirkdorfer Joan Janet Plank Martha—Gayle Stuckman Edward Mott—George Harvey Hubert Farelly—Casey Kroh Grant Weston—Steve Runge Bob—Jerry Claybaugh Jim—Gene Smith Bill—Paul Stoelting Marilee—Cathy Smith June—Connie Frye Three Boys—Bill Scarberry. Tom Crews. Curt Stucky
SCHOOL ri i LUNCH d MENUS I I’nuypaxnMa SYRACUSE SCHOOL MENUS Mon. - Hamburger sandwich, pick- 1 le slices, buttered corn, fruit, spice cake, milk. Tues. - LaSagne, green beans, brownie, Halloween treat, bread and butter. . I Wed. - Turkey and noodles, broccoli. carrot salad, fruit, bread and butter, milk. Thurs - Roast beef, mashed potatoes. gravy, cole slaw, fruit, bread j and butter, milk. Fri. - Cheese toasties, soup, lettuce I salad, fruit, milk. - > MILFORD SCHOOL MENUS Mon - “Pigs in Blankets’’ with cheese sticks, green beans, creamed I potatoes, pineapple-orange cup. milk. , Tues. - Beef and noodles. “Bobbing for Apples’’ salad, orange juice, bread, butter, jelly, “Jack ’O Lan- j tern” pie. milk. Wed - Beans with ham. buttered potatoes, cabbage-carrot salad, combread and butter, gelatine squares, I milkThurs. - Chop Suey-Cbow Men noodles, tossed salad, bread, butter, i wacky cake. milk. Fri. - Chicken Puerto Rican, peanut butter sandwiches, creamed com. fresh apple, milk. Films To Be Shown At Baptist Church i The Syracuse Baptist church. 201 south Harrison street, announces the showing of two motion pictures, “The George Muller Story ” and “Heavenly Harmonies ”. at the Sunday evening service. Oct. 29. at 7:30. : “The George Muller Story” was the winner of “The Christian Oscar” j j as the greatest faith and life film of • the year produced. It is the story of an incident in the life of a man, who j with only faith, established homes for orphans.’ With one of his large adopt- ■ ed families on the brink of starvation, George Muller turns to prayer. “Heavenly Harmonies” is a Christian musical which will thrill the , heart of every Christian. Pastor Robert A Mundy and mem- . bers of the church invite the public to view these two Christian films.
1c SALE Ends Saturday Still Plenty of Bargains Burkholder Rexall Drufr Uptown Syracuse
Milford Band And Chorus Set For Tonight's Fall Concert
Members of the Milford high school band and chorus are ready for their last annual fall concert. It will be held this evening at 7:45 in the community building. Next fall Milford wnll consolidate with Syracuse and North Webster in the new Wawasee high school building, currently under construction. Among those to be featured are
Roberta Stiver In Who’s Who MUNCIE — Roberta Stiver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dee Stiver. 37 N. Short Dr., Syracuse, is one of 28 seniors at Ball State university who have been officially named to the 1967-68 addition of Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. According io Dr. James Marine, director of student programs, confirmation of the acceptance of the Ball State approved applicants was received October 5 from the publication’s national office in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
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i the boy’s’ quartet consisting of Craig ' Rudi, Dave Beer, Fred Hoerr and Ted Speicher; soloists, Cheryl Vanlaningham. Joan Felkner, Kristie i Pa end; the girls’ quartet consisting ! of Kristie Phend, Becky Brown, Debby Wolferman and Cheryl Vanlaningham; and the comet trio consisting of Steve Replogle, Nell Biller and Dann Gansert.
Miss Stiver, who was treasurer of her junior class, has a 3.3 accum. A member of Alpha Chi Omega, she has been president, treasurer and panhellenic representative. She is also active in Clavia, UPP, Orient. SOC and a member of the Miss Ball State pageant banquet committee, high school day guide, and SCGB publicity committee. Miss Stiver is majoring in English and minoring in Spanish. Em?st Krauter has returned to his Milford home after spending several weeks with his son Floyd at Elkhart.
Deborah Money At Lake Erie College College has begun for Miss Deborah Money a member of the class of 1971 at Lake Erie college, Paines-1 ville, Ohio. Miss Money has had a week of orientation including placement tests and campus social events. Important among the latter was the annual dinner and reception for new , students at which occasion Lake ! Erie college president, Dr. Paul Weaver introduced college administrators and faculty to new Students — 171 freshmen, eight transfers. Opening convocation, a traditional event welcoming students to the college and the community was held in Morley Memorial Music building Sunday, Oct. 1. Fall term classes are now in session. Miss Money is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Money of' Syracuse. She was a varsity cheerleader at Syracuse high school. AT CONFAB Milford vo ag instructor Ed Washier and high school principal Dann D. Kesler attended the vo ag I teachers — administrative meeting at Laxille last Wednesday.
Roberta Stiver Chosen Hostess At Ball State i MUNClE—Roberta Stiver, Syracuse i senior and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dee Stiver, 37 North Shore Drive, has been chosen a member of the eleven-member corps of hosts and hostesses at Ball State univer- , sity- ' The corps of hosts and hostesses) i whose main duties are showing aig- ! nitaries the campus and providing ‘ pertinent information for these visitors, is a Ball State innovation this year. Miss Stiver is majoring in English.. Rebecca Hoerr On Greek Auction Committee 1 MUNCIE — Rebecca Hoerr has i been announced as a member of the Greek auctions committee for Camj pus Chest week as Ball State univerj sity. Campus Chest week is an annual i event during which various campus organizations and residence halls : compete in money raising projects. Miss Hoerr, a speech and hearing major, is the daughter cf Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hoerr of r 1 Milford.
SYRACUSE LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Beck, Syracuse, visited their granddaughter Cinda Beck at the McCray hospital, Kendallville, last Friday afternoon. They were supper guests in the home of their son, Wendell Beck, and family at Avilla. Later Mr. Beck, Wendall Beck and Wendy Sue attended the East NoMe-Angola football game. Mrs. Ada Zeltinger, r 4 Syractfie, has returned to her home after a week’s visit with her son Paul and Mrs. Zeltinger at Chicago. Mrs. David Bieber and children • are at the home of Mrs. Bieber’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace i Scott, at Syracuse. They will remain there until 1C petty officer David Bieber, who is an instructor lin electronics at Great Lakes, Hl., received his transfer to California. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Beck. Syracuse, vfeited Monday and Tuesday of last week at Elwood with Mrs. Beck’s uncle. Arthur Whitebead, and Mrs. Whitehead. Mrs. Sofia Weaver of Kale Island, Lake Wawasee, has gone to Fort Wayne where she will remain for several weeks before going to Sarasota. Fla., for the winter.