The Mail-Journal, Volume 6, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 March 1969 — Page 17

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AND BEST WISHES TO THE NEW WAWASEE HIGH SCHOOL ON ITS DEDICATION

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Wawasee High School Inter-court

COLLEGE NIGHT IS ANOTHER FIRST On March 19 Wawasee high school will have its first college night with a panel discussion concerning the advantages of college education beginning at 7 p.m. in the auditorium. The first session with college representatives will begin at 7:30 while a second session will begin at 8. Both parents and students are invited to attend both sessions. Sophomores and juniors are encouraged to attend. Seniors. too, are welcome. HIGH SCHOOL HAS FLAG Stan Kilmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Kilmer of Milford has designed a flag for Wawasee high school. Two flags have been ordered and may arrive prior to the dedication. A four foot by six foot flag will be hung in the gym while a smaller one will be put on display and will be used in parades. Richard M. Nixon, President: “We cannot learn from one another until we stop shouting at * one another — until we speak quietly enough so that our words can be heard as well as our voices.”

50 Year Ago Graduates The following is a list of persons who graduated from the Lakeland schools in the spring of 1919 and will be observing their 50 year reunions this year: Milford Helen Benson Gilbert (deceased), Ethel Bird Calbeck, Mabel Bushong Gause, Charline Hoover Traster, Madeline Kern Grove, Grace Pinkerton Neff, Mary Postma Kline, Kenneth Bushong (deceased), Devon Fetters (deceased), Malcolm Hatfield (deceased), Robert Hoover, Owen Lentz, Nelson Madlem, Gifford McCuen (deceased), Grant McDonald, Edwin Neff (deceased), Burtney Ruley (deceased) and Clarence Smith (deceased). North Webster Lauree Whitehead and Herman Smith. Syracuse Vernon Beckman, Clifford E. ' Foster, Evelyn Hire (deceased), Doris LeCount, David Russell Lepper, Donald McClintic, Ida Seehawer, Alice Sprague (deceased), Esther Stetler and Orland Strieby.

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Foreign Language Club Members Interest Varied The membership of the foreign language club consists of those students 'who have studied or are studying a foreign language. Membership is by student choice. Mike Stutzman is president; Fred Hoerr is vice president, and Sandra Yeager is secretary. The club’s activities and interests are varied. At Christmas they learned about the customs of the different cultures for this season and sang representative carols of each language: French, German, 'Latin and Spanish. This was an after - school project. They learned to say familiar phrases — hello; how are you?; I am fine, etc.; in all languages in a homeroom meeting. In the future, from their exchange student they plan to get a look at English as a “foreign language”. They are also considering an outside speaker of mutual interest for another after - school project.