The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 19, Milford, Kosciusko County, 10 June 1970 — Page 10
THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., June 10, 1970
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21 Seniors Top High Honor Roll At WHS
Principal Henry L. Smith of Wawasee high school has released the honor roll for the last grading period and also the second semester. Those attaining the regular and high honor rolls are as follows: Semester High Seniors — Vicki Arnold, Gloria Bell, Becky Brown. Cathy Clark, John Corbin, Amy Coy, Vicki Cramar, Kevin Dwyer. Nancy Fawley, Bev Graff. Jim Hasse, John .Hoover, Brenda Hurd, Sherrie Jackson. Debbie Jessop. Barb Miller. Melanie Pifer. Terri Plank. Susie Smith. Dan Van Lue and Deb Wolferman. Juniors — Connie Beemer, Sally Beer. Karen Biesemeyer. Dale Drown. Joel Burkholder. Greg Burnworth, Dave Coty, Bruce Cumings. Ron Fishbaugh, Jill Geiger. Steve Hardin, Don Hasse, Vicki Little. Sally Miller. Carolyn Rapp. Karen Rowe, Tom Speicher, Elaine Stichter, Susan Stone, and Vicki Walker. Sophomores — Karen Allen, Charles Baldwin, Kerry Barrett. Teresa Beer, Nancy Crowl. Lynn Gray, Nancy Holcomb, Bill Leer.ion. Gretchen Love. Clark Ra» si. John Rhodes, Barbara Rush. Sandra Strand. Mark Treesh.; and Dal Ummel. Freshmen — Connie Christner, Susan Clark. Rhonda Hurd, Cindy Kinney, Carol Lundquist, Tim Moser. Byron Myers. Valerie Steffen.' David Stichter. Karen Tethrake and Craig Tucker. Semester Regular Seniors — Allen Barrett. Deb Brown. Sherry Butler. Tammy Chamberlin. Jackie Edgar. Walter Felts. Roger Galloway, Georgia Gnass. Nancy Gunderlock, Cinda Huber. Diann Jetmore. Sharleen Kaiser. Sandy Eoetz, Rick Me Donald. Melinda Moore. Tonia Moser. Tom Patterson. Marcia Peffley, Dianne Ringler. Chari Schell. Cathy Schemekau, Penny Sharp. Lynn St alter. Daryl Thomas, Karen Webb Da|e Wollman, and Nancy Yoder. Juniors — Dan Brady, Jeff Brock. Susie Brower, Dave Brown, Jill Clark. Randy Coverstone. Cherri Edgar. Carolyn Gardner. Connie Geiger. • Debbie Greiner. Dan Griffith, Julie Heil. Elaine Hoopingarner, Barb Hummel. Barb Klenke, Jerry Lemmon. Darlene Ix>ng. Becky Luyben. Bernie Mishler. Patty Myers. Kathy Plew, Rick Rapp. Keith Reider. April Schacht. Debbie Shearer. Larry Stoffel,. Tim Strombeck. Jan Swartz, Diane Van Lue. Sharon Webb, Bev Welty. Jill White, Suzi Yeager, and Barb Zimmerman. Sophomores — Susi Baker, Carly nn Baumgartner. Dana Berghorn. Tim Blue. Leslie Bumworth. Colleen Coy. Thomas Fnbley. Carol Green. Tim Henning. Rodney Hollar. Deborah Howard. Rhonda Huffman, Kathy Jones. Becky Long. Teri McCoy. Laurie McFarland. Tony Mohler. Lynn Moore. Anthony Newman. Patti Richardson. Lydia Shearer. Linda Shively. Larry Stidham, Marsha Strickler, Vickie Timmons. Terry Vanlaningham, Dave
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Van Lue, Vicki Vos, and Terry Zimmerman. Freshmen — Ivan Avery. Mary Alice Bean. Gail Benson, Lynn Black, Steve Bryant. Caron Carr, Susan Cool, Kim Cripe. Dixie Darr, Rita Dowty, Richard Eyer, Cathy Gaskill. Mary Griffith. Cheryl Hadley. Susan Henning. Debbie Hummel. Elaine Kilmer, Debbie Kissinger. Mike Klenke, Eric Kolberg. Rhonda Lawson. Jeannie Mellinger, Georgina Morehouse. Malinda Napier. Cheryl Preston. Mark Randall, Jo Ann Rassi, Dennis Richards, Lark Ruch. Steve Schrumpf. Kim Shock. Doug Smith. Nancy Souers. Greg Ummel, Mark Vanlaningham. Karen Walker. Sonja Whisler. Darcy Wolferman, and Mike Zimmerman. Six Weeks High Seniors — Cathy Clark. Vicki Arnold. Gloria Bell, Becky Brown. Deb Brown, Amy Coy. Vicki Cramar. Kevin Dwyer. Nancy Fawley. Georgia Gnass, Beverly Graff. John Hoover. Brenda Hurd, Sherrie Jackson. Melanie Pifer, and Susie Smith. Juniors — Sally Beer, Karen Biesemeyer, Dale Brown, Joel Burkholder. Greg Bumworth. Bruce Cumings. Ron Fishbaugh. Jill Geiger. Steve Hardin, Don Hasse. Vicki Little, Sally Miller. Carolyn Rapp, Karen Rowe, Tom Speicher. Elaine Stichter. Susan Stone, and Jan Swartz. Sophomores — . Karen Allen. Charles Baldwin. Kerry Barrett. Nancy Crowl. Lynn Gray. Nancy Holcomb. Bill Ix*mon, Laurie Me Farland, Clark Rassi, John Rhodes. Barbara Rush, Lydia Shearer. Sandra Strand. Mark Treesh, and Dal Ummel. Freshmen — Steve Bryant, Connie Christner. Susan Clark. Kim Cripe. Rhonda Hurd. Cindy Kinney, Mike Klenke. Tim Moser. Byron Myers, Malinda Napier. Valerie Steffen, David Stichter, Karen Tethrake, Craig Tucker. Greg Ummel. Karen Walker, Darcy Wolferman, and Mike Zurcher. Six Weeks Regular i Seniors — Sue Bahn. Al Barrett. Sherry Butler. Tammy Chamberlin, John Corbin. Patti Disher, Kent Doty. Jackie Edgar, Walter Felts. Gary Firestone. Janet Fisher. Roger Galloway, Nancy Gunderlock, Jim Hasse. Cinda Huber. Debbie Jessop. Diann Jetmore, Alice Leach, Sandy Loetz. Rick McDonald. Mary Miller. Terry Miller, Tonia Moser. Marcia Peffley. Terri Plank. Dianne Ringler. Chari Schell. Penny Sharp. Garry Sorensen, Betty Sorensen. Lynn Stalter, Daryl Thomas. Joe Tirschek. Dan Van Lue. Karen Webb, Kent Wilson, Cindy Wise, Dale Wollman. Deb Wolferman. and Nancy Yoder. Juniors — Paul Boddiger; Connie Beemer, Dan Brady. Jeff Brock. Susie Brower, Dave Brown, Sheryll Byrd. Dare Cory. Randy Corerstone. Glen Davis, Jay de Somer. Cherri Edgar. Jeff Farrell, Carolyn Gardner, Bonnie Fuller. Connie Geiger, Debbie Greiner, Dan Griffith. Carl Hadley. Julie Heil. Elaine Hoopingarner, Barb Hummel. Barb Klenke. Roger Korenstra, Jerry Lemmon. Darlene Long. Becky Luyben. Joe Martin. Bernie Mishler. Line Moss. Patty Myers, Kathy Plew. April Schacht. Sally Sholtey. Larry Stoffel. T i m Strombeck. Diane Van Lue. Khonda Waikel. Vicki Walker. Sharon Webb. Bev Welty, Jill White. Suzi Yeager, and Barb Zimmerman. Sophomores — Susi Baker. Carlynn Baumgartner, Teresa Beer. Dana Berghorn. David Berghorn.
Tim Blue, Luann Bond, Susan Brown. Leslie Bumworth. Nathan Busch. Colleen Coy, Carol Green. Rodney Hollar. Deborah Howard, Rhonda Huffman, Keith Hunsberger, Shelley Kaiser, Becky Long, Gretchen Love, Tony Mohler, Lynn Moore, Anthony Newman. atti Richardson, Jyl Sharp, Linda Shively, Joe Staples. Larry Stidham. Marsha Strickler, Vickie Timmons, Dave Van Lue, Mark Workman, and Terry Zimmerman. Freshmen — James Allen, Ivan Avery, Janet Beer, Gail Benson, Cathy Berghorn, Lynn Black, Beth Brammer, Brad Butler, Bill Butt, Caron Carr, Kelly Carvajal. Susan Cool. Dennis Darr, Dixie Darr. Rita Dowty, Richard Eyer. Mary Griffith. Randy Grimes, Cindy Groves. Cheryl Hadley, Gary Hamilton, Daniel Hartman, Brenda Hughes, Debbie Hummel. Jay Jones. Elaine Kilmer. Debbie Kissinger, Eric Kolberg. Rhonda Lawson, Judith Little, Carol Lundquist, Jeannie Mellinger, Susan Morehead. Georgina Morehouse, Cheryl Preston, Mark Randall. JoAnn Rassi. Dennis Richards, Harold Rosser, Lark Ruch. Kent Sawyer. Steve SchYvonne Spurling. Sonja Whisler. Gary White. Debbie Wuthrich, and Becky Zimmerman. HOLD ANNUAL MEETING IN BOSTON Improvement in conditions of poverty, crime, pollution and war and answers to the great questions of youth begin with the transformation of human thought, some 10,000 Christian Scientists attending the denomination's annual meeting in Boston were told today “The present state of our world - no matter how much it appears to be objectified out there - is really but the evidence of the present state of human thinking,'* as read by board chairman. Clayton Bion Craig. The Theme. “But What Can I Do?’’, will be developed in a series of meetings ending today. Those who attended the annual meeting saw a one-hour documentary film report showing how Christian Scientists in Africa, Great Britain. Europe. Asia, South America and the United States are endeavoring to make a more meaningful Christian response to problems in their communities Recent guests at the Ned Speichers on Lake Wawasee were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Speicher. Sue and Amy of Milford and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Speicher and Melissa of Nappanee
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Mr I iri MAD WINNERS — Winners in a contest to decorate uptown Milford trash cans in psychedelic colors, sponsored by the Milford .Area Development Council (MAD), are shown here with the results of their efforts. From left are Cindy Rapp. Mark Shearer. Anita Rheinheimer and Marla Hoover. Each received 11. while first place winners were Teresa Hernandez and Maria de la Fuente (not present but receiving 13). and second place winner was Lee Beer (also not present but receiving 12.)
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14 YEARS AGO. JUNE 7. 1956 The wedding of Miss Vera Borkholder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Manas Borkholder of New Paris, and Garry Graff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aroert Graff of Milford, was held Sunday afternoon in the Christian church. William Burgett, telephone lineman at Milford, suffered severe lacerations on his left hand at 3 p.m. Saturday. Surgery was performed and he was released from the Goshen hospital, Sunday. Mr. Burgett caught his hand in a lawn mower while working in the Milford cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. George Auer. Clarence and Russell Hollar will leave tomorrow morning for a fishing trip at Long Lake, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Auer will remain five weeks and Clarence and Russell Hollar will return in a few days. Mr and Mrs. George Stoltz and three children have moved to Milford from Punta Gorda. Fla. Mrs. Stoltz is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Cecil, and Mr. Stoltz will be associated with Cecil Foods, Inc. Mrs. Esther Poynter and Mrs. Mabel Clause left Sunday for a
three-week vacation in Biloxi and New Orleans. Frank H. Misener. 83, well known in Milford, died Tuesday at his residence near Warsaw. T. R. Brooks entered Robert Long hospital in Indianapolis for observation and may undergo surgery. 24 YEARS AGO. JUNE 6. 1946 Earlham college will establish a field laboratory this summer for the study of biology and the natural sciences at Dewart Lake, located about four miles southeast of Milford. Lorene Wuthrich, daughter of Mrs. Minnie Wuthrich, was chosen to represent Milford high school as Good Citizenship Girl of the county in the Daughters of the American Revolution contest. Lorene will receive a pin and certificate. A very pretty wedding took place Sunday afternoon at two o’clock when Miss Ruth Ellison of Fort Wayne and Wallace Yentes of Andrews were united in marriage at the home of the bride’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Ellison of Milford. Miss Thedia Michael was the only student nurse of this vicin-
ity to graduate from the Methodist Hospital School of Nursing in Fort Wayne. Dr. E. R. Hurd recently sold his office building on Main street and moved his dental office to his new home on Main street. In a quiet wedding ceremony that took place in the First Methodist church at Mishawaka Saturday afternoon at 4:30 o’clock, Mary Alice Remy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phend, became the bride of Barnett Koontz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Koontz of Pierceton. 30 YEARS AGO, JUNE 6, 1940 A rare incident that well marked the change in the centuries, descended upon our near community last Thursday night when Ted Terry, cowboy from Kethum, Idaho, appeared riding a bull at the Joe Rassi farm home on road 6 to seek a night’s lodging. The 29-year-old singer, rider, and performer was traveling to the NewYork World s Fair with his bull, his pony Sally, and dog Skipper. His mission is to gather material for a book. "3000 Miles On A Bull.” Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Sparklin left Elkhart at 9:45 a.m. Tuesday for an indefinite trip through several of the eastern states. Mrs. Burris Sharp entertained at a birthday dinner Friday night, May 31, in’honor of the first birthday of her son, Dennis Michael. Those present were Mrs. Emily Lentz, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Sharp, Miss Bessie Burris, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Werner. Marshall Estep and Raymond Poynter returned to Milford late Thursday night from Indianapolis where they saw Wilbur Shaw’ cop the laurels for the third time at the 500 mile Hoosier speedway. The silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mishler was observed at their home in Milford Sunday afternoon and evening. 40 YEARS AGO, JUNE 5, 1930 P. H. Clayton, salesman for the Miller Chevrolet Sales, was awarded a cabinet of silverware by
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the Chevrolet Motor Company for winning first place in the sale of used cars for the month of March. A flag tourney, held Friday at the Tippecanoe Lake Country Club, was won by R. B. Kelly of Goshen, who scored 34 34 68, two under par, one of the finest scores of his golfing career and four strokes under his best mark on the course. Mrs. Eugene Scarlett held a party at their home Saturday afternoon for her daughter, Mary, honoring her seventh birthday anniversary. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rapp Saturday morning. The frost experienced in this vicinity last Wednesday night did no damage to crops and gardens. The frost was quite heavy, especially in the lowlands. John D. Baumgartner and family entertained company from La Crosse Sunday. Mrs. Jacob Heiniger, who had made the Baumgartner family an extended visit, returned to her at that place on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Burl Rodgers of Milford attended the graduation of their granddaughter, Barbara Neibert of North Webster May 31., They were also present for the reception which followed.
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DOUGLAS ENTERS NOT GUILTY PLEA A plea of not guilty to a charge of theft by deception was entered last week by Jon Thompson Douglas, 30, of Fort Wayne, when arraigned before Kosciusko circuit court Judge Gene B. Lee. Douglas is charged with taking money from the Brazel Bait Shop at Lake Wawasee on April 13. He told the proprietor a man with a gun was in the next room and to go for help, then helped himself to money in the cash register. Douglas was arrested a short time after at the intersection of state road 205 and U.S. 30 north of Columbia City. A trial by jury has been set by Judge Lee for August 4. LEESBURG MAN AUTO CRASH No injuries were reported >Monday, June 1, when cars operated by Joe Herron. 55, of r 1 Leesburg and Marie Julian, 59, of Warsaw, collided at CR 450 N and 475E six miles northeast of 'Warsaw. Damage to the Herron auto was listed at $525, Julian auto $650 and to the fence owned by Ellis Wildman of r 1 Leesburg, S4O. The Julian woman was cited for failure to yield the right-of-way.