The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 1, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 February 1970 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Feb. 4, 1970

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Lakeland SCHOOL NEWS

fl£ Fll® Jml TJbI BIK VI . IN DECA CONFERENCE—These members of Wawasee high school will participate in the Distributive Education Clubs of America <DECA> leadership conference at Goshen high school on Thursday, Feb. Seated from lelbare Teri Reiman. Cher Edgar. Alen Butt. Jann Shoemaker. Sun eager, and Paul Evans. Standing from left are Dan Brady. Marcia Linn. Toni Moser. John Why brow and instructor Miss Marsha Snideman. Absent were Marsha Peffley, Bernie Mishler and Rachel Gonzales.

Wawasee Students Enter Region Leadership Confab

Members of the Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) of Wawasee high school will participate m the region 2 leadership conference, to be held Thursday, Feb, 12, at Goshen high school. Also participating will be DECA students from four South Bend schools, tw-o Elkhart schools. Goshen, Warsaw and Jimtown hi-’h schools. In all there will be about 130 DECA students participating Included in their demonstrations will be - , ' • Ad layout • Window display • Sales demonstration • Public speaking . NEXT WEEK IN THE LAKELAND SCHOOLS Today 3 p m —Milford GAA in the gym 4.15 p m—North Webster junior high basketball at Talma. 4 15 p m —Syracuse junior high tasketbaM vs North Webster at Syracuse. 6 p m —Syracuse junior high basketball vs Warsaw at Syracuse. 7 pm—Ceramics class in North Webster art room. Thursday Wrestling sectional at Elkhart. 5 pm—Swimming meet with Concord at Wawasee. 6 p.m —Milford junior high vs Kendallville at Milford, 6 p m —WHS freshman basketball at Northridge. 7 p.m —Tailoring class in room 104. 7 30 p m —Kiwanis eld) travel film in WHS auditorium. Friday 6 30 p m —WHS varsity ball with Rochester at Wawasee. Saturday Instrumental, percussion solos and ensembles contest at Rochester, WHS wrestling sectional at Elkhart—all day. 6 30 p m —WHS varsity basketball at West Noble. Monday Kosciusko county junior high basketball tournament at Claypool. 7 p.m —Adult farmer class in room 307. 7 p.m —Adult typing class in room 218. 7 p m —Beginning sewing class in room 104. 7 p m — Women s PE and swimming gym pool. Tuesday 6 30 p.m.—WHS varsity basketball with Plymouth art Wawasee. 7 p m —Adult modern literature class in room 305. 7 p.m.—Art and oil painting in room 200. 7 p.m.—lntermediate sewing in room 104.

. * Job interview • DECA sweetheart Miss Marsha Snideman. teacher coordinator of DECA at Wawasee high school, said the winners of the ] region 2 leadership conference: will participate in the state conference at Terre Haute on Friday and Saturday, March 13 and 14. i ' / ■ ' She said there are 72 high school chapters of DECA in Indiana with three post-secondary chapters. At the Goshen conference a slate of officers will be selected for submission for nomination at the state conference. Wednesday 3 p.m —Kosciusko county junior high basketball tournament at Claypool. 3 p m —Milford junior high GAA in the gym 7 p m —Ceramics class in the art room al North Webster. SCHOOL LUNCH Menus LAKELAND SCHOOL MENUS ; Mon. - Sloppy Joes, corn; cherries. peanut butter bars and milk. Tues. - Beef With potatoes, carrots. fruit, bread and butter and milk Wed -"’Spaghetti and meatballs, broccoli, French bread and butter. fruit and milk. Thurs - Turkey pie. sweet potatoes. bread .and butter, bananas in jello and milk. Fri - Macaroni and cheese, deviled egg. buttered peas and carrots. bread and butter. Valentine cake and milk. Junior High (go Hi Lites GAA ENJOYS SKATING AND SKIING By DARETTA GRISAMER The Syracuse GAA went skating and skiing last month. Skiing was on the 14th and 28th and skating was on the 26. Jan Davis. Brenda Byrd, Rhonda Bell, Ann Brice. Lynne Murray, Lori Rinker. Robin Dust. Tina Searfoss. Deb Hostetler. Sherry Myers and Sherri Hapner went skiing. There were 27 who went skating. The GAA is in the process of getting a girls’ basketball team. They will be playing other teams soon.

Has Business Support / DECA is the only nation-wide youth organization on the high school level for students preparing for occupations in the field of marketing, merchandising and distribution. Miss Snideman pointed out that a number of large businesses have contributed heavily to the establishment and implementation of the DECA program, citing as examples Sears-Roebuck Co., Montgomery Ward Co., J. C. Penney. Firestone. W. T. Grant, among others. These companies have relied heavily on the DECA program to supply them with a ready work force. James Frederick Initiated Into Theta Chi FINDLAY. Ohio — James A. Frederick, son of Mr. and Mrs." Wilmer J. Frederick of 130 east Boston street, Syracuse, has been initiated into the colony of Theta Chi Fraternity on the Findlay college campus. Findlay. A junior, Mr.. Frederick is majoring in English and is a member of the college choir. He graduated from Syracuse high school in 1967, where he received honors in bookkeeping, and is a member of the Syracuse Church of God. LAKELAND LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Oscar, Haney of r 2 Milford had as their Sunday dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Sergison of Granger. Mr. and Mrs Guy Beaver and daughters, Betty and Elsie, of Elkhart. Mi. and Mrs Dav.d Wright and daughter Legina of Milford returned from San Juan, Puerto Rico, January 24, where they visited Mrs Wrights parents.' Mr. and Mrs. Allan Dierks. Mrs. Robert Nordin and Mrs. Esther Charlton, all of Milford, attended the funeral of their cousin. Mrs. Herman Kidwell, in Gary, recently. Mrs. Kidwell was formerly Verona Biller whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Biller, were former residents of Milford. Mr. arid Mrs. Joe Estep of Milford and Mrs. Stanley Scott of r 3 Syracuse attended a meeting of Eastern Star past matrons and patrons of district 20 at Warsaw Sunday.

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I Meet The I Wawasee la&S I Seniors IjF

NANCY JO GUNDERLOCK Our first senior of the week is Nancy Jo Gander lock, daughter of Mrs. Mary Gunderlock of Milford. Nancy Jo will graduate with majors in business, history, Spanish and English and a minor in math. Business is her favorite subject. An active member of the senior class, she is a pompon girl, treasurer of the senior class, a member of GAA, Y-teens, Drama cldb, newspaper staff, the prom and homecoming committees and the executive council. She has a typing aw : ard. Nancy plans to work in an office this summer, then attend two years of business college at Manchester. She has older brothers, Paul, who works in New Paris and Denny, who works at Weatherhead. Football and baseball are her favorite sports and “Gone with the Wind’’ is her favorite book. Her hobbies are bowling, ice and roller skating and knitting. —WHS—ALICE LEACH Alice Leach lists art as her favorite subject. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Leach of r 1 North Webster and will graduate with majors in English and social studies and minors in” music, math, art, typing and science. Another active member of the senior class, she was in the pep club her first two years of high school and the Block W for the past two years. She was in the YFC for two years and has been in the Drama club for three years. Alice has been in the music contests her freshman, sophomore and senior years and has been in the music club her junior and senior years and is in the chorus this year. She was a member of the Wizard of Oz cast her freshman year and in the Wawasee Prep play this year. She also belongs to her church's youth choir and the Omega Key elds. Alice has a library award and a music award. After graduation she plans to work and then go to either Anderson college or Gulf Coast Bible college. Alice has one brother. Walter, who is 14 and in the eighth grade. She enjoys babysitting and working in Leedy's Variety store. Ba?ketball and wrestling are her favorite sports and reading and going to WHS wrestling meets are her hobbies. —WHS—- ’ RONALD EUGENE METZGER Ronald Eugene Metzger plans to attend Huntington college and become a school teacher after he graduates from WHS. He is the -on of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. Metzger of r 4 Syracuse. Ron is majoring in English, math, science and government and minoring in business and foreign language. Government is his favorite subject. He is a member of the Social

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Studies club and the Science club and also belongs to the Syracuse Church of the Brethren. He has won a magazine sales award and a perfect attendance award. Ron’s older brother, Edward Stater, works at Uniroyal in Warsaw and lives in Cromwell. Ron works at Foo and Faye’s Chinese restaurant during the summer. Basketball is his favorite sport; the Bible is his favorite book and playing a guitar, drawing pictures and studying famous quotes are his hobbies. -WHS—GARY WAYNE NEWCOMER Gary is one of the athletes of the senior class. He plays' basketball, football, varsity track and cross country and is a member of the Letterman’s club with four majors in sports. Gary has received his senior athletic jacket. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Zimmerman of r 2 Milford. English and auto mechanics are his majors. Business and social studies are his minors. Auto mechanics is his favorite subject. Gary has one brother, Dennis Lee. who is serving in the navy, Dennis is married to the former Nancy Wilson of Milford and has a daughter, Kimberly Kay. Our senior works at Zimmerman Gravd. He lists football and track as his favorite sports. Water skiing and working on junk cars are his hobbies. OKIZU CAMP FIRE GIRLS MEET By TONDA MILLER The OKIZU Camp Fire girls of Syracuse met Monday in the Syracuse Scout cabin for their ceremonial. The meeting opened with the WOHELO call followed by the handsign of the fire. The Camp Fire law was” repeated and roll call answered with the members Indian names. A nfew member. Kathy Bradon, was greeted. The awarding of honors followed. Each one as the hondr was received, acted it out, and sang one song. The Fire Makers desire was repeated. After the ceremonial refreshments were served. Killie White and Jenny Cox are to bring the refreshments for the next meeting. FARMERETTES HOLD SECOND MEETING The Leesburg Plain Farmeretts met January 27 in the Leesburg school cafeteria. The 4-H pledge was led by Robin Lursen and the American pledge by Tammy Klopenstein This was followed by devotions by’ Karen Pound and health and safety by Millie Goff on "Slippery Roads.” Demonstrations were given by !sathy Ashton on "Butter Icing” and Pam Kuhn on "Easter Baskets Dessert and Easter Bonnets.” The next meeting will be February 10.

Six Weeks - Semester Honor Rolls Released At Wawasee

Principal Henry L. Smith of Wawasee high school has released the names of the following students who are listed on the six-weeks and - first semester honor rolls: Six-Weeks High Seniors — Vickie Arnold, Pat Beer, Gloria Bell, Alan Butt, Roger Butt, Amy Coy, Nancy Fawley, Bev Graff, Jim Hasse, Fred Hoerr, John Hoover, Brenda Hurd, Melanie Pifer, Terri Plank. Susie Smith, Keith Stichter and Linda Swetnam. Juniors — Karen Biesemeyer, Greg Bumworth, Dale Brown, Dave Cory. Randy Coverstone, Jill Geiger, Steve Hardin, Don Hasse, Victoria Little, Sally Miller. Elaine Stichter, Susan Stone and Dianne Van Lue. Sophomores — Susi Baker, Karen Allen, Charles Baldwin, Kerry Barrett. Teresa Beer, Tom Fribley, Nancy Holcomb, Rhonda Huffman, Bill Leemon, Jeff Plumer, Clark Rassi, John, Rhodes. Lydia Shearer. Larry Stidham. Sandy Strand. Mark Treesh. Dal Ummel and George Xanders. Freshmen — Lynn Black, Caron Carr. Rhonda Hurd. Mike Klenke, Ueannie Mellinger. Tim Moser, Byron Myers. Craig Tucker, Dave Stichter, Mike Zurcher and Darcy Wolferman. Six-weeks Regular Seniors — Carla Alvey, Donna Bachtel, Robert Bell. Bob Betes, Becky Brown. Debbie Brown, David Bushong, Sherry Butler. Tammy Chamberlin, Cathy Clark, Pam Colpetzer, John Corbin, Vickie Cramar, Herb Culver, Kevin Dwyer, Dixie Egolf, Dave Fisher, Roger Galloway. Georgia Gnass, Nancy Gunderlock. Rex Heil, Debbie Jessop, Ruby Kern, Sherrie Jackson, Diann Jetmore, Carol Kroh. Don LeCouht, Pam Lewallen, Sandy Loetz. Rick McDonald, Barbara Miller, Terry Miller, Melinda Moore, Toni Moser. Tom Patterson, Marcia Peffley, Dennis Richmond, Dianne Ringler. Chari Schell, Penny Sharp, Betty Sorensen, Lynn Stalter, Daryl Thomas, Joe Tirschek, Dan Van Lue, Karen Webb. Kent Wilson. Deb Wolferman. Nancy Yoder, Dale Wollman, Cinda Huber and Steve Zurcher. Juniors — Connie Beemer, Sally Beer, Dan Brady, Joel Burkholder. Jill Clark. BrUce Cummings, Mary Davenport, Jay deSomer, Dave Elliott, F on Fishbaugh. Carolyn Gardner, Debbie Greiner. Julie Heil, Elaine Hoopingarner, Barb Hummel, Susi Justus, Jerry Lemmon, Beckie Ley ben. Donn May, Carolyn Rapp, Keith Rieder, Karen Rowe, April Schacht, Debbie Shearer, Larry Stoffel. Jan Swartz, Jay Wolfe, Suzi Yeager, Barb Zimmerman and David Brown. Sophomores — Carlynn Baumgartner. Dana Berghorn, Cordell Ann Boddinger. Susan Brown. Joni Caple, Jan Criswell, Lynn Gray, Tim Henning, KathyJones, Donna Kreis, Becky Long Gretchen Love, Teri L. McCoy, Laurie McFarland, Gloria Mehl, Lynn Moore, Tony Newman, Barb Rush. Vicki Timmons. Roberta Tirschek and Dave VanLue. Freshmen — Gail Benson, Steve Bryant, Bill Butt, Connie Christner, Kim Cripe, Dixie Darr, Rick Ever, Lisa Griffith, Cheryl Hadley, Brenda Hughes, Debbie Hummel. Cynthia Hursey. Cindy Kinney, Eric Kolberg, Rhonda Lawson. Georgina

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Morehouse. Malinda Napier, Bev Peters, Mark Randall, JoAnn Rassi. Nancy Sowers, Yvonne Spurting, Karen Tethrake, Mary D. Thomas, Greg Ummel. Mark Vanlaningham, Sonja Whisler, Sue Clark, Cathy Gaskill and Becky Zimmerman. Semester — High Seniors — Carla Alvey, Vickie Arnold, Pat Beer, Gloria Bell, Becky Brown, Debbie Brown, Sherry Butler, Alan Butt, Roger Butt, Cathy Clark, Amy Coy, Nancy Fawley, Bev Graff, Nancy Gunderlock, Jim Hasse. Fred Hoerr, John Hoover, Donna Hulley, Brenda Hurd, Sherrie Jackson, Debbie Jessop, Carol Kroh, Terry Miller, Melanie Pifer. Terri Plank. Susie Smith, Keith Stichter, Linda Swetnam. Dan Van Lue, Karen Webb and Deb Wolferman. « Juniors — Karen Bresemeyer, Dale Brown, Greg Bum worth, Jill Clark, Dave Cory, Randy Coverst one, Jill Geiger, Steve Hardin. Don Hasse, Victoria Little. Sally Miller, Carolyn Rapp, Keith Rieder, Elaine Stichter, Susan Stone. Dianne Van Lue and Barb Zimmerman. Sophomores — Karen Allen. Susi Baker, Kerry Barrett, Teresa Beer, Nancy Holcomb, Bill Leemon. Gretchen Love, Barb Rush, Larry Stidham, Sandy Strand. Mark Treesh and Dal Ummel. Freshmen — Connie Christner. Cindy Kinney. Mike Klenke, Tim Moser. Byron Myers. Daye Stichter, Craig Turner, Darcy Wolferman and Mike Zurcher. Semester — Regular Seniors — Donna Bachtel. Sue Bahn, Allen Barrett. Robert Bell, David Bushong, Tammy Chamberlin. John Corbin, Pam Colpetzer. Vicki Cramar, Herb Culver, Dixie Egolf, Rog Galloway, Georgia Gnass. Rex Heil, Donna Hulley. Diann Jetmore. Sharleen Kaiser. Ruby

Eight Receive First Place Ratings In Group One Saturday

A total of eight solos and ensembles from Wawasee high school placed first in group one at the vocal, piano and string district contest held at Bishop Luers high school in Fort Wayne on Saturday. This makes them eligible to participate in the state contest later in the month. Receiving firsts in group one are Melinda Moor, alto solo; Connie Geiger, piano solo; Clark Rassi. piano solo; Madrigal vocal ensemble numbers one and two; girts vocal ensembles numbers one and two and the boys’ barbershop quartet. Those placing second in the group were Connie Christner, soprano solo; Susie Smith, soprano solo; Rick McDonald, tenor solo; Dan Van Lue, bass solo; Carolyn Rapp, piano solo, Elaine Hoopingamer, piano solo; and the mixed vocal quartet. In group two those receiving first place ratings were Vicki Little, soprano solo; Lydia Shearer, soprano solo; Debra Wolferman, alto solo; girls’ vocal ensemble B and girls’ vocal ensemble A. Receiving second place were Karen Rowe, soprano solo: and Susan Baker, piano solo. In group three those receiving first place ratings wre Connie Christner, piano solo; Cindy Kinney, piano solo; girls’ vocal ensemble C, mixed vocal ensemble

Kern, Pam Lewallen, Sandy Loetz. Rick McDonald, Barbara Miller, Melinda Moore, Toni Moser, Tom Patterson, Marcia Peffley, Dennis Richmond, Dianne Ringler, Chari Schell, Cathy Schemekau, Penny Sharp, Betty Sorensen, Lynn Stalter, Daryl Thomas, Jackie Thomas, Cindy Wise, Dale Wollman, Nancy Yoder, Steve Zurcher. Juniors — Joe Baumgartner, Connie Beemer, Sally Beer, Phil Bender, Dan Brady, Sue Brower, Bruce Cumings, Mary Davenport, Jay deSomer, Dave Elliott, Ron Fishbaugh, Carolyn Gardner, Connie Geiger, Debbie Greiner, Dan Griffith, Phil Gunden, Julie Heil, Elaine Hoopingamer, Barb Hummer, Susi Justus. Roger Korenstra, Jerry Lemmon, Darlene Long, Jay Longenecker, Donn May, Joe Morehead, Patty Myers, Kathy Plew, Ricky Rapp, Karen Rowe, April Schacht, Debbie Shearer, Tom Speicher. Tim Strombeck, Larry Stoffel. Jan Swartz, Eddie Thornburg. Jill White, Jay W'olfe and Suzi Yeager. Sophomores — Charles Baldwin. Carlynn Baumgartner, Teresa Beer. Dana Berghorn, David Berghorn, Tim Blue, Denise Brown. Susan Brown, Joni Caple. Jan Criswell, Tom Fribley. Rhonda Huffman. Kathy Jones. Donna Kreis, Becky Long, Teri McCoy, Laurie McFarland. Tony Mohler. Lynn Moore, TonyNewman, Barb Peters. Clark Rassi, John Rhodes, Lydia Shearer, Dave VanLue and George Xanders. / Freshmen — Lynn Black, Steve Bryant, Caron Carr, Kim Cripe, Dennis Darr, Dixie Darr, Cheryl Hadley, Brenda Hughes, Debbie Hummel, Rhonda Hurd, Linda Lundquist, Jeannie Mellinger, Georgina Morehouse. Malinda Napier, JoAnn Rassi, Nancy Souers. Karen Tethrake. Greg Ummel, Karen Walker and Sonja Whisler.

B and mixed vocal ensemble CSeconds were received by Elaine Kilmer, piano solo; girls’ vocal ensemble A, mixed vocal ensemble A, mixed vocal ensemble D and piano duet. In group five Cindy Greiner received a first place rating for her piano solo. Students earning a first rating in group one are eligible to compete in the state music contest at Butler university on February 21. Twenty-seven students from Wawasee high school will represent the vocal department of Wawasee high school in that event. Wawasee high school band students will participate in the district music contest next Saturday at Rochester Students receiving first ratings in group one will also be eligible to compete in the state music.contest at Butler university. ENTERTAINS FOR DAUGHTER'S BIRTHDAY Mrs. Larry Scheuer of Syracuse entertained at a party on Sunday evening in her home honoring her daughter, Bianca Marie’s, sixth birthday anniversary. “icV cream, cake and coffee were served to guests, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gilbert, Cindy and Carole, Kim McKibben, Mrs. Georgia Buster, and Bret Allen Scheuer.