The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 39, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 October 1970 — Page 4
THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed.. Oct. 28. 1970
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X § Lakeland SCHOOL NEWS
On Distinguished Honor Roll At Milford Junior High School
Two students were listed on the distinguished honor roll which was released by Gorman Miller, principal of the Milford juniorhigh school Amv Purdum, an eighth grader and Judy Snider, a seventh grader, attained sufficiently high enough grades during the first six-weeks grading period to be listed on the distinguished honor roll Fourteen other students were listed on the regular honor roll They were Jeff Hoerr, Diane Kesler and Dawn Price, all sixth
Wawasee Honor Roll Released
Henry L. Smith, principal, has released the names of the Wawasee high school students who have attained the honor roll for the first six weeks grading period In order to be placed on the HIGH honor roll, a student must have B or better in all solid subjects and have a point average of 3.5 to 4.0, For a student to attain the REGULAR honor roll, he must have a poin average of 3 0 to 3 4 Seniors High Honor Roil — Connie Beemer. Emily Bell. Debbie Bemish. Karen Biesemeyer. Sue Brower, Dale Brown. Joel Burkholder.Sheryll Byrd. Dawne Cawby, Chris Caywood. Jill Clark. Dave Cory. Randy Coverstone. Bruce Cumings, Bill Cutter. Mary Davenport. Dave Elliott. Ron Fishbaugh. Connie Geiger. Jill Geiger, Rachel Gonzales. Carl Hadley. Don Hasse, Barb Hummel. Susi Justus, Beckie lAiyben, Joe Martin. Sally Miller, Susan Miller, Carolyn Kapp. Karen Rowe. April Schacht. Debbie Shearer Speicher
VOTE FOR TOM THOMAS L ANGLIN For SHERIFF • EXPERIENCED • TRAINED • CONCERNED EXPERIENCE Served in Savebo Japan as Petty officer V.S. Navy Shore patrol. Assisted in control of smuggling of V.S. Dollars and supplies to Communist countries. Assisted in narcotic control - our sector in Sasebo Japan. Duly consisted of regular police assignments and problems in a Foreign country. TRAINED Ry V.S. Navy for duty in V.S. Shore Patrol. In investigation methods • prevention methods - protection methods. 1 will attend the Indiana l aw Enforcement Training Academy before assuming sheriff duties to update this training and to bring the newest police skills to this county. CONCERNED That present narcotic problem is growing rapidly among our youth of this county. That present investigation methods are not getting convictions on local drug pushers. That new schooling, methods, and training are needed now. Outdated investigation methods are not getting convictions. IF YOU AGREE — LETS TRY HARDER OUR CHILDREN ARE WORTH IT. I New Training - New Schooling - New Methods Vote For THOMAS L ANGLIN s Paid for bv Thomas |„ Anglin
graders The seventh graders were Beth Beer. Esther Miller. Randy Neff. Brad Sorensen. Craig Sorensen and Amy Vanlaningham. Peg Beer. Sandra'Gerencser. Alice Gunden. Paul Miller and Jane Wilson, eighth graders, also were listed on the regular honor roll. The criteria to determine eligibility, which was revised this fall, for the Junior high school honor rolls in the Lakeland Community Schools Corporation are: To be a member of the
Tom Speicher. Elaine Stichter. Susan Stone. Jan Swartz. Dianne VanLue. Joan Wagoner. Vicki Walker. Steve Wiggs. Jay Wolfe. Lynn Wood. Barb Zimmerman Seniors — Regular Honor Roll — Sally Beer. Phil Bender. Dan Brady, David Brown. Eldonna Clayton, Jay deSomer, Leon Echterling. Cherri Edgar. Taceile Estep. Jeff Farrell. Bonnie Fuller, Debbie Greiner. Carolyn Gardner. Steve Hardin, Ronda Hartup. Julie Heil. Elaine Hoopingarner. Joy Hostetler. Pam Kaiser, Shelley Kaiser. Wes Kilmer. Barb Klenke. Jerry Lemmon. Darlene Long. Jirg Marlette. Michael Mathews. Russ Mikel, Bernie Mishler. Clint Olson. Rick Rapp. Larry Stoffel. John Vmbaugh. Rhonda Waikel.Sharon Webb. Bev Welty. Suzi Yeager Juniors — High Honor Roll — Karen Allen, Susi Baker. Carlynn Baumgartner. Teresa Beer. Denise Brown. Cynthia Bucher, Janet Criswell. Nancy Crowl, Rhonda Huffman. Kathy Jones. JAMES KRASNANSKY. Vicki Little. Greyhen Love,
distinguished honor roll a student must have the grade of A in all subjects that meet daily, an A or B in citizenship and a grade of A or B in subjects that do not meet daily. The regular honor roll criteria are at least two A's in daily subjects with B's or better in all other daily subjects and C’s or better in the subjects that meet less times per week than daily The citizenship requirement for the regular honor roll is the same as in the distinguished honor roll criteria, either an A or B t
Laurie McFarland. Kim Miller, Barb Peters. Connie Plank, Clark Rassi, John Rhodes. Deborah Rich. Barb Rush. Lydia Shearer, Mark Steury. Sandy Strand. MarkTreesh. Dal Ummel. Vickie Vos. George Xanders Juniors — Regular Honor Roll — Ann Arthur. Charles Baldwin, Kerry Barrett, Jack Beer. David Berghorn, Dana Berghom, Tim Blue. Doug Bushong. Joni Caple. Colleen Coy. Peg Doty. Larry Dowty. Tom Fribley, Tami Gallahan. Robin Goodyear, Lynn Gray. Mike Harris. Tim Henning, Rodney Hollar. Debbie Howard. Kathi Lamle. Gene Lawson, Bill Leemon, Becky Long, Terri McCoy. Tony Mohler. Lynn Moore. Dan Mosier. Tony Newman. Tim Reiff, Pat Richardson. Jyl Sharp, Linda Shively, Scott Staley. Larry Stidham, Marsha Strickler, Becky Stutzman. Vicky Timmons, Lucy Wagner. Penny Wiggs. Gayle Wiese. Terry Zimmerman Sophomores — High Honor Roll -t Lynn Black. Connie Christner. Qebbie Hummel. Cindy Kinney. Mike Klenke, JoAnne Krasnansky, Tim Moser. Chuck Rapp. Dennis Richards, Valerie Steffen. Dave Stichter. Karen Tethrake, Mary Thomas. Craig Tucker, Gary White. Darcy Wolferman, Mike Zurcher, Dennis Richards Sophomores — Regular Honor Roll — Mary Alice Bean. Don Beer. Gail Benson, Cathy Berghom, Beth Brammer. Gail Brown. Steve Bryant, Sue Byland. Kelly Carvajal, Sue Clark. Susie Cool, Dennis Darr, Dixie Darr, Dave Dausman, Rita Dowty. Susan Elliott. Rick Ever. Bonny Fulford, Cindy Greiner, Randy Grimes, Cindy Groves. Cheryl Hadley, Joni Hawk, Susan Henning, Brenda Hughes. Rhonda Hurd, Barbara Kehr, Elaine Kilmer. Debbie Kissinger. Rhonda Lawson, Judy Little. Linda Lundquist. Jeannie Mellinger, Julie Moore, Georgina Morehouse, Malinda .Napier, Pat Peace. Cheryl Preston, Mark Randall. JoAnn Rassi, Lark Ruch, Stephen Schrumpf. Dan Sharp. Kim Shock, Yvonne Spurting. Greg Ummel. Karen Walker. Dave Walley. Sonja Whisler. Rita Workman. "Becky Zimmerman. Freshmen — High Honor Roll — Sue Niles. Becky Replogle. Mark Shearer. Jon Treesh. Freshmen — Regular Honor Roll — Lee Bee. Nancy Beer. Sandy Beer. Doug Brown, Susan Connolly, Bill Fawley, Greg Fidler, Kevin Fry. Daretta Gnsarqer, Mike Grotz. Dave Hamilton Becky Hinderer, Susie Holcomb. Cynthia Hyndman. Kathy Kell. Dana Knisley, Starr Martin. Bruce Mitchell, Bob Mosier. Mark Reiff. Anita Rheinheimer. Bobbi Rhodes. Jeff Rhodes. Joni Rupprecht. Arlene Thomas. Jim Thwaits, Brian Tucker. Teresa Ummel.
CHILI SUPPER Wednesday, Nov. 4,1970 At WAWASEE High School Cafeteria — 4 To 7 P. M. — Before Wawasee-Warsaw Game ADULTS: $1.25 CHILDREN: 75< Sponsored By Cheerleaders and Cheerblock
/£ MENUS ; jJONDAY — Hamburger sandwich, buttered com. fruit salad, cake and milk TUESDAY’ — Spaghetti with meat sauce, buttered broccoli, bread and butter, peaches and milk. WEDNESDAY - Baked beans and wieners, coleslaw, cornbread with butter and jelly, fruit salad, milk. THURSDAY - Creamed turkey on biscuit, mashed potatoes, carrot coins, bread and butter, fruit and milk. FRIDAY — Fish crisps, potato salad, creamed peas, bread and butter, cherry cobbler and milk.
NEXT WEEK IN THE LAKELAND SCHOOLS Thursday 3:30-5 p.m. — Milford GAA. 5 p.m. — W’HS freshman football at Wawasee vs Manchester. 7:30 p.m. — WHS open house. 7:30-9 p.m. — Syracuse GAA informal initiation. Friday 3:10-4 p.m — Milford junior high photography club. 7:30 p.m. — WHS varsity football at North Wood. Story Hour At Milford Saturday Mrs. Donn D. Kesler, children's librarian at Milford, reports a story hour will be held in the children's room of the library at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 31. Jaycees To Hold Halloween Dance The Wawasee Area Jaycees will be holding a Halloween dance on Saturday night, Oct. 31. featuring "The Tablet.” It will be held in Jaycee hall below the Pickwick and is scheduled to start at 9 o'clock. Costumes and masks are to be worn 'Arsenic And Old Lace* Chosen By Drama Club Wawasee high school drama club presents its fall production which is the classic play “Arsenic and Old Lace on Friday. Nov. 6. at the high schoofauditorium at 7:30 p m The play is directed by Miss Linda Kehoe who will be assisted by’Joel Robbins and Ken Beer. The student director is Susie Justus. The cast includes April Schacht, Vicki Little, Kurt Kruger. Mike Harris. Bernie Mishler. Theresa Beer. Gregg Carpenter. Kim Cripe, Rick Graff, Tim Sands. Kirk Prickett. Lynn McFarland. Dan Sharp and Mark Steury Todd and Kimber Manges of r 3 Syracuse, spent several days with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Harry Gillis of Nappanee
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STOP IN MILFORD — The Wandering Wheels of Taylor university and a group of young people from the Elkhart area stopped in Milford Thursday afternoon for a break. They left the Simpson United Methodist church in Elkhart at 11 a.m. in the morning and expected to reach the university by 5 p.m. on Friday. The young people attended homecoming activities at Taylor before returning to Elkhart.
Eisenhower Scholarships To Be Awarded In Indiana
High school seniors and graduates who haven't yet entered college are eligible to compete for a series of scholarships being awarded statewide by the newly-created Eisenhower Memorial Scholarship Foundation, Inc. Schools in this area will receive information packets on the scholarship program this week. Seven SI,OOO scholarships are to be awarded to Indiana students. The scholarships will not be confined to the basis of need. They will go to students chosen by a panel of judges as best exemplifying the ideals and conservativeprincipalsof the late President Eisenhower. Students already attending college are not eligible for the Eisenhower scholarships, explained Sarkes Tarzian, Indianapolis and Bloomington manufacturer, and chairman of the Indiana board of the Eisenhower Foundation. The foundation is nationwide. The Indiana scholarship program is the first of a series of similar scholarship presentations envisioned for each -state in the union. The eventual goal of the Eisenhower foundation is to establish scholarship awards comparable to the Rhodes scholarship program. "We are pleased that Indiana has been selected as the pilot state in this undertaking and that Hoosier students will be the first to benefit from these scholarships,” said Tarzian. High school principals will receive full particulars on the Eisenhower Scholarship awards. Students who have graduated from high school may either secure entry forms at their local school or write directly to the Eisenhower Scholarship Foun-
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dation. Inc., post office Box 1324, Bloomington. Ind. 47401. Under procedures of the Eisenhower scholarship competition, interested candidates will submit essays of about, but not exceeding. 2.000 words — subject: "The Value of Patriotism and Faith in God to the American Way of Life.”
ELECT Earl L. Melcher Democrat Koscfosk o Cauiity v ßecorder / Retired From General Motors ® / Member Elks Lodge / Member Knights of Columbus I BELIEVE — “It’s time for a change in the court house. It’s not a healthy political situation to have one party in power so long.” “I have had experience in setting up office procedures for aircraft accessories plants.” “I have had experience in both labor and management.” Paid For by Earl L. Melcher
Taylor is a Christian liberal arts school located in Upland. The. Wandering Wheels were formed by Bob Davenport, former UCLA fullback, some seven years ago because of his belief that the church should be involved with young people. Each summer the group makes cross-country trips across the United States. A trip is also planned to Europe next summer. Approximately 40 young people were with the group that stopped in Milford on Thursday.
Deadline of essays is December 15. A committee of judges will select the 15 best manuscripts. The 15 finalists will give a short talk on their paper on February 28. 1971. at the Honeywell Community Center in Wabash. From these presentations and from jnterviews with entrants, judges will determine the seven scholarship winners. The winners will be announced March 28. 1971. the anniversary of President Eisenhower’s death.
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