The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 2, Milford, Kosciusko County, 11 February 1970 — Page 5
Wawasee Students Win 78 Medals
The Wawasee band students earned a total of 78 medals at the district instrumental contest at Rochester on February 7. Seventeen events were judged superior or first, and 13 events were rated second or good. There were- no ratings lower than second for Wawasee students. Nineteen students in five events will represent the Wawasee band in |he state contest at Indianapolis on February 21. Results follow: First Division Solos — Charles Baldwin, trombone; Emily Bell, cornet; Connie Christner, alto sax; Dan Doll, baritone horn: Cathy Gaskill, clarinet; Debbie Jessop, flute; Rhonda Lawson, clarinet; and John Corbin, bass horn. Ensembles — French horn trio — Peggy Doty. Georgina Morehouse and Gail Byjand. Clarinet choir — Connie Geiger, Karen Webb. Donna Bachtel, Lydia Shearer. Linda Swetnam, Gail Byland, Lynn Black. John Hoover, Cathy Gaskill, and Barbara Zimmerman. Woodwind quintet — Corffiie Geiger, Debbie Shearer. Sally Beer, Carolyn Rapp, arid Jeff Farrell. Woodwind quartet — Cathy Gaskill. Robyn Lantz. Linda Lundquist, and Darcy Wolferman. Woodwind duet — Debbie Jessop and Connie Geiger. Woodwind duet — Darcy Wolferman and Jo Ann Rassi.
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Cornet trio — Byron Myers, Kip Tom. and Lark Ruch. Saxophone quartet — Connie Christner, Rhonda Hurd, Cindy Groves, and Karen Allen. Trombone quartet — Dan Van Lue, Fred Hoerr, Kerry Barrett, and Charles Baldwin. Second Division Cornet solo — Jeff Farrell. Clarinet solo — Becky Zimmerman. Clarinet duet — Barbara Rush and Lydia Shearer. Clarinet duet — Becky Zimmerman and Cathy Gaskill. Flute quartet — Sharon Webb, Debbie Greiner, Carolyn Rapp, and Cynthia Blue. Brass quartet — Mark Randall, Steve Bryant, Ann Arthur, and Greg Kaiser. Flute quartet — Carol Kroh. Debbie Jessop. Becky Brown, and Carolyn Rapp. Drum trio — Chuck Murry, Barry Davis, and Fred Ramser. Brass duet — Dan Doll and Steve Bryant. - Clarinet quartet — Connie Geiger, Pat Beer, Lydia Shearer, and John Hoover. Clarinet duet — Elaine Kilmer and Rhonda Lawson. Flute trio — Susie Smith. Nancy Yoder, and Carol Kroh. Brass quartet — David Brown. Lynn Wood, Emily Bell, and Rick Rapp. WAWASEE PREP TO PRESENT COMEDY The junior class of Wawasee Preparatory will present Morris Bishop's adoption of the Molierei comedy “The Physician in Spite of Himself”, in the school auditorium at 8 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 15. ■5 There is no admission charge. It is open to the public.
X z IJ g/> \ I > W| Wife THE G,AME ROOM — The Milford junior high school student council sponsors game room activity takes place each noon in room 11 at the school. Various games are available — ranging from chess to animal rummy. Some games were purchased by the student council; others are lent from time to time. In this photo taken by the photo club. Judi Snider, eighth grade representative, is in charge. She appears to be supervising Darcy Dean and Lora Babcock's chess game. Nearby is Tim Campbell. Students are allowed in the game room from 12 to 12:30 each school day.
Music Contestant Ratings Given At the recent solo and ensemble contests at Bishop Luers and Rochester schools. North Webster musicians received the following ratings': Superior (I) — Susan Niles, contralto; Susan Niles, Arlene Thomas. Joni Rupprecht, vocal trio; Jennifer Longenecker, flute; Susan Niles, comet; Susan Fortress. clarinet, and Jane Simpson. clarinet.
Excellent (II) — Vicki Wilson, soprano; Brian Glaser, violin; Debra Engelberth, piano; Holly Barrett, piano: Donna Doty, flute; Angie Mock, flute; Vicki Gilbert, flute; Shannon Hall, bass clarinet; Dave Weicht, trombone; Vicki Wilson, flute: Alan-Bixler, Steve Coverstone, cornet duet; Judy Moser. clarinet; Dan Weicht, cornet: Rick Moore. Dan Weicht, Dennis Rex, comet trio; Kim Shipley, Lynn Helvey, Jane Simpson, clarinet trio; Chris Rogers. French horn; and Paula Bell, Kim Trobaugh, Kim Shipley. Jane Simpson, and Lynn Helvey, clarinet quintet.
NEXT WEEK IN THE LAKELAND SCHOOLS Today Kosciusko county junior high basketball tournament at Claypool. 3 p.m.—Milford junior high GAA in the gym. 7 p.m.—Ceramics class. North Webster art room. Thursday WHS—Rotary club's Ball State music program. 6 p.m.—WHS freshman basketball at Rochester. 7 p.m.—Tailoring class in room 104 at WHS. Friday 6:30 p.m.—WHS varsity basketball at North Wood. Saturday Wrestling regional. North Webster seventh grade four-way basketball tournament at Larwill. 8-11 p.m.—Freshman activitydance in commons. Monday Kosciusko county junior high basketball tournament at Claypool. 3:15 p.m.—Syracuse GAA 7 p.m —Adult typing class in room 218 at WHS. 7 p.m.—Beginning sewing class in room 104 WHS. 7 p.m.—Women’s PE and, swimming in gym pool at WHS. Tuesday High school placement — Bth grade. 7 p.m —Adult farmer class in room 307 at WHS. 7 p.m. — Intermediate sewing class in room 104 at WHS. 7p m —Art and oil painting in room 200 at WHS. , 7 p.m —Student Council activity in the pool at WHS. 7 30 p.m —Milford PTO meeting at Milford elementary school. 7:30 p.m—Syracuse PT A meeting featuring Cardinal Learning Center Bell Choir. Wednesday 3 p.m.—Milford GAA in tl»e gym. Kosciusko junior high sciujol basketball tourney at Claypool. 7 p.m —Ceramics class in (he North Webster art room. Pvt. James D. Henson has been promoted to private first class. He is stationed in Germany.
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Jeff Farrell To Be Featured At Wawasee Band Concert
Jeff Farrell, a newcomer to Wawasee high school, will play a trumpet solo, “Sounds From the Hudson,” by Herbert Clark as a featured number at the band concert on February 19. The concert band will accompany Jeff on this Herbert Clark classic. Wawasee high school's concert and cadet bands will present an evening of concert band music in the high school auditorium at 7:39 p.m. The program given by 127 students is listed as follows: Cadet Band Gold and Silver March ...... Franz Lehar, arr. Cofield Three Sketches for Band .... Morrissey Pepperino Anderson (saxophone solo with band* Bossa Nova .... Hamid Walters Concert Band Symphonic Choral ... Osterling Manhatten Beach March .... John Phillip Sousa Sounds From the Hudson .... Herbert Clark (trumpet solo with band) Eroica Overture .. Beethoven, " arr. Skomicka Choral and Capricco Giovannini Combined Concert and a Cadet Bands Jamaica Holiday arr. J. L. Zaumeyer America arr. John Cacavas The program is open to the public. Tickets may be purchased from members of Wawasee bands, orchestra and choirs or through contacting the Wawasee high school music department.
■J COLONEL JOSEPH A. GRAY Col. Joseph Gray Heads New Dept. At Prep Wawasee Preparatory high school has announced the formation of a development department at the school. The new department is to be responsible for public relations, alumni and parents' associations advisory counsel, plans
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Wed. Feb. 11, 1970 —THE MAIL-JOURNAL
MBiaman la* - S II I FEATURED SOLOIST — Connie Christner will be featured as saxophone soloist with the Wawasee high school cadet band in its concert on February 19 in the Wawasee high school auditorium. Connie will play the selection, "Pepperino” by Anderson and wil be accompanied by the band. The concert and cadet bands will combine as one organization for the final selections on the musical event.
and programs for future development of the school, and to advis.* the school in their fund raising program. Colonel Joseph A. Gray, USMC (Ret.), has been employed to head up the development department. Colonel Gray, a summer resident of the Lake Wawasee area since 1925 and a permanent resident since 1965, is familiar with the area and with the past development of Wawasee Prep. He spent 26 years in the marine corps attaining the rank of colonel in marine aviation. Upon retirement from the corps, he was employed for a period of four years as the development director of Howe Military school. He says that be decided that the daily drive of almost 100 miles was getting more difficult each day and that he wanted to work closer to home. He is also interested in becoming more involved in local functions than he has in the past. He is on the town plan commission, currently serving as its president. Colonel Gray, his wife, Joan, and children live on the South Shore of Lake Wawasee and are very happy with this new appointment. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Reppert of Camden were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Cain and Sandra of Milford.
Adult Fanners Class To Hear Mr. Ganshorn The next meeting of the Wawasee adult farmers class will be held next Tuesday night, Feb. 17, at 7:30 p.m. in the vocational agriculture facility at Wawasee. Guest speaker for the session will be Worth Ganshorn, a Warsaw implement dealer. Mr. Ganshorn will speak on the topic of buying and-or repairing farm tractors and machinery and the economic aspects concerned. Also materials from Purdue will be available on the subject for those who desire them. Farmers should take note that this meeting will take place oh Tuesday night instead of Monday. Also, it should be known that no sign-up or registration fee is necessary for fanners who desire to attend these meetings and it is not necessary that all meetings be attended. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Don Fox of Milford were callers of Mr. and Mrs. Verl George of Nappanee Sunday afternoon. Mrs. George had a stroke, but is now improving.
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