The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 42, Milford, Kosciusko County, 18 November 1970 — Page 6

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ANNUAL CONVOCATION — The Milford junior high school will be presenting its annual student convocation on November 25 at 2:20 p.m. The public is invited to attend. The program will include some thoughts about Thanksgiving presented by the Rev. Karstedt. two selections by the junior high band, and two selections by the sixth grade chorus. The sixth grade chorus is pictured above. They are: First row. left to right. Cheryl Skelton, Rosa Melendez, Lora Babcock, Kathi Replogle. Marty Welker. David Martin. Daniel Martin. Sue Rogers. Deborah Cook. Verdonna Bower, Sheryl Hamman. • Second row : Diane Perry. Kathy .Nordin. Rita Watterson. Mary Nyikos, Jeff Auer. Mark Grove. Jeff Hoerr. Norman Vanlaningham. Pat McQuillian. Freida Miller, Roxann Sawyer. Third Row: Donna Gardner. Mary Hoover. Deborah Phillips. Diane Kesler. Sara Gaskill. Kathy McFarren. Tammie Etchison. Janet Walton. Darcy Dean. Karen Goshert. A Milford photo club photo.

Musical Program At Webster This Sunday

A musical program will be held this Sunday at 3 p.m. in the North Webster school gym There is no admission charge. The sixth, seventh and eighth grade band, chorus and string orchestra will present a variety program. "Something To Please Everyone " Among the numbers on the program will be the seventh and eighth grade choirs singing

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ROSEMARY GUNDEN Student Plans Overseas Study A student plans to take part in Goshen college's study-service trimester, beginning January 7, 1971, for 14 weeks Miss Rosemary Gunden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cleland Gunden of r 1, plans to go to Haiti for the winter trimester. She is a college sophomore and a 1969 graduate of Wawasee high school* The student is one of 65 who will be going either to Costa Rica, Haiti, or Nicaragua for the winter trimester, according to a recent announcement by the college’s Study-Service Trimester office. Students live in homes in the host country and devote half of their stay abroad to study of the language, culture, history, arts, religion, economics, geography, and plant and animal life. The other half is in Peace Corps-type service in a long-term program operated by nationals. Students have taught English, helped in rural clinics and as aids in hospitals, assisted in construction and community development, and in many other ways on an unsalaried basis. The trimester abroad is unique because it combines study and service in developing countries at a cost no greater than a regular trimester in residence on 7 the Goshen campus It is a requirement for graduation.

"Let's Pray for Peace” by Mac Laughlin, the sixth grade choir with “Hava Nigilah”, a Palestinian folk dance; and the seventh and eighth grade band playing “By the Time I Get to Phoenix” by Jim Webb. James Turner is director of the program. He is assisted by Miss Pauline Cork and Miss Lois Hamm.

Teacher Panel At ETA Meeting by Shelley Kaiser A teacher panel was enjoyed at the November 10 meeting of the Wawasee Future Teachers of America. Phi Tau Alpha Chapter. The teacher panel consisted of Mr. Robert Kitson and Mr. Tom Spear. Wawasee high school; Mrs. Dorothy Williams, Milford junior high; Mr. Loren Longenbaugh. Syracuse junior high. Miss Karol Hollingsworth. Syracuse elementary; and Mr. David Stookey, North Webster elementary. Each teacher opened his panel remarks by telling from what school he graduated and why he chose teaching as a career. President Vicki Walker then acted as moderator for questions from FT A members. Cookies and punch were served .in the commons afterwards. Susi Baker, Susan Brown. Jan Criswell. Nancy Crowl and MaryDavenport served on the refreshment committee. On Saturday, Nov. 14, FT A members traveled to Carroll high school. Huntertown, for the area 2 FT A conference The next meeting of Phi Tau Alpha will be the annual Christmas party ip room 103 at 7 p.m.

WINTER FAMILY FUN Open House

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NEXT WEEK IN THE LAKELAND SCHOOLS

Today 7:30 p.m. — Manchester musical group will visit and tour Wawasee. Thursday 4:15 p.m. — North Webster junior high basketball vs Etna Troy at North Webster. 6 p.m. — Milford junior high basketball at Larwill. 6 p.m. — Syracuse junior high basketball vs East Noble at Syracuse. 6:30 p.m. — W’HS intra-squad wrestling. 7:30 p.m. —- Kiwanis Travelogue at WHS auditorium. Friday 4 p.m. — Syracuse sixth grade basketball at Larwill. 6:45 p.m — WHS varsity basketball at Carroll. Saturday 10-12 noon — WHS science club activity. Monday 6:30 plm. — WHS freshman basketball at Pierceton 7 p.m — WHS varsity wrestling at Lakeland. 7-9 p.m. — Adult sewing class, beginning 6:30 p.m — Milford junior high school basketball at Central Noble (Wolf Lake). Tuesday 4:15 pm. — Sixth grade basketball, Syracuse at Milford. 4:15 p.m. — North Webster junior high basketball at lugomer 6:30 p.m. — WHS varsity basketball vs Fairfield at Wawasee Wednesday 2:30 p.m. — Syracuse elementary Thanksgiving, convocation. 2:25 p.m. — Milford junior high Thanksgiving assembly.

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JILL CLARK Jill Clark has an older sister. Penny, who is a beautician in California; a younger brother. Mike, who is in the fourth grade; and a younger sister, Lori, who in in the third grade. They are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Ren Clark of box 326 Milford. Jill is taking sociology, psychology, government, English, current events and plans to take exploratory teaching during the second semester. Sociology is her favorite subject. Her activities include pep club for three years, FT A for two years. GAA for two years and band for two years. She is also a member of the American Legion Auxiliary. After graduating she plans to attend college. Jill works at the Kale Island Beacon. Basketball and football are her favorite sports. “Grapes of Wrath" is her favorite book. She enjoys watching and participating in all sports. —WHS—ELIZABETH ANN ELAM Elizabeth Ann Elam works as a candy striper at the Goshen hospital. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elam of r 4 Syracuse and plans to enter nurses training, at Muncie then attend a Christian college. Beth Ann is taking concert choir, physiology, art. English lit and government this year. Government and choir are her favorites. She has been a member of the health careers club for three years; FTA for one year, serving as an Elf; Drama-debate club for two years; Block ‘W’ for three years, Pompon girls for one year and choir for one year. She has been Sunday school secretary for one year and has served as president of the Church of God youth group for three years. Beth Ann has also been a Sunday School teacher for three years -She has entered the speech contest for two years. Basketball swimming are her favorite sports. "The Nuns Story” is her favorite book. Singing and playing the guitar, swimming and collecting knickknacks are her hobbies. —WHS—APRIL LEE SCHACHT Rod McKuen’s poetry is a favorite with April Lee Schacht, daughter of Lenore Schacht of r 4 Syracuse. April is taking drama, choir, typing, art 111, English and eminent at Wawasee this year. She lists drama, English and' government at Wawasee this year. She lists drama. English and government as her favorite, subjects. She has been a member of the drama club tor three years, art club for two years, FTA for one year. Anchor’s 'orority for one year, cheerblock for two years, pompon girls for one year, and snow skiing club for two years. She was named best actress for 1969-70. Her outside activities include

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modem dancing and modeling: She was first runner-up in the Flotilla contest. After graduating April plans to move to Florida where she will attend a modeling school in Coral Gables and attend a dramatic school. She has one older Lenore, who is f§^nd = Fort Wayne. \ Her favorite sport is surfing in Florida. This senior's hobbies include sewing, reading poetry’, skiing and swimming. -WHS- .. CAROL ANN SNOWBERGER Basketball is the favorite sport of Carol Ann Snowberger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Snowberger of r 2 Syracuse. She is taking home ec, science, history, English, government, Hack history this year. Home ec is her favorite subject. After graduating Carol plans to attend Hammond Beauty college. Carol has three sisters, Susan, 15, a sophomore; Jackie, 12, a seventh grader; and Robin, nine, a fourth grader. She works at the Plaza Motel. Carol’s favorite book is “Learning Tree.” Riding horses is her hobby. —WHS—DONALD EUGENE HASSE Cars and coin collecting are the favorite hobbies of Donald Eugene Hasse, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hasse of r 3 Syracuse. Don is taking physics, Russian civilization, psychology, English, senior math and government and lists physics and chemistry as his favorite subjects. He has been a member of the national honor society his junior and senior years and is currently serving as president of the society. He is also (resident of the science club of which he has been a member for the past three years. Don is a member of the lettermen’s club and on the class executive council, serving as vice president the past two years. He has participated in intramurals for the past three years. Don attended Boys’ State. After graduating he plans to attend college to continue his education. He has several older brothers, one younger brother and one older sister. Bill is 28, Bob is 27, Paul is 25, Janet is 22, Jim is 18 and Steve is 15. The older three brothers reside in Syracuse while Janet is a secretary at Fort Wayne, Jim attends Notre Dame and Steve is a sophomore at Wawasee. Don, like his brothers Bill and Paul, work at Holiday Rambler in Nappenee Baseball and Drag racing are his favorite sports,. “In Cold Blood" is his favorite book. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Whisler of Dewart Lake enjoyed having their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Howard of Lafayette, spend the day on Tuesday. Nov. 17.

ENROLLED AT TRI-STATE COLLEGE New students enrolling with the opening of the fall quarter at TriState college, Angola, include: Thomas H. Barker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Barker, P. 0. box 536, Pierceton; a graduate of Pierceton high school, majoring in civil engineering. Randy L. Coplen, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Dean Coplen, 424 south Washington street, Warsaw; a graduate of Warsaw Community high school, majoring in business administration. Michael R. Kees, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Kees, 1804 east Sheridan; Warsaw; a graduate of Warsaw Community high school, majoring in electrical engineering. William D. St uc km an, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Stuckman. r 3 box 517, Syracuse; a graduate of Wawasee high school, majoring in civil engineering.

Qschoolß lunch e// zl MENUS t HTnn.umuA Monday — Wiener sandwich, baked beans, fruit salad, gingerbread and milk. Tuesday— Italian spaghetti, buttered carrots, French bread and butter, fruit and milk. Wednesday — Turkey and dressing, mashed potatoes and gravy, lettuce salad, bread and butter, pumpkin pie and milk. Thursday and Friday — No school, Thanksgiving vacation.

Baptist Young People Take Trip To Chicago Young people from Wawasee Heights Baptist church at Syracuse were taken on the church bus last Wednesday to the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago. The trip was given as a reward to those attending at least four out of five Sundays during a recent Sunday School contest. A total of 48 children and young people and 10 adults made the trip.

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MILFORD Library Notes By Mr*. Dorothea Kerlin

This week November 15-21 has been designated as “National Children’s Book Week.” It would be a good time to visit your library, adults as well as children, and take out some of the new books We have been pleased to have many new borrowers recently, and if you or your children do not have a library card, now would be a good time to get one. Boys and girls do you know why your library card is more miraculous than Aladdin’s lamp? Because it is yours for the asking, yet it can bring you whatever you want riches, knowledge, pleasure, wisdom, contentment, and recreation. We have new and colorful books for the children, and many new ones for older readers. It is regrettable that so many people are inconsiderate, selfish, and indifferent, when it comes to keeping books overtime. We shouldn’t have to spend money on cards and postage, time and again, in order to remind people that they have books that should be returned. It would be a real “shocker” to the reading public if some of these names would be listed. Have you checked on your overdue books lately? “Story Hour" is in full swing now, and will be held each Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock. We were pleased to see some children last week who had never been here before. Mrs. Kesler will be in charge of the stories November 21. There is much being said these days about the "generation gap,” and in connection with this, we would suggest and recommend that you read the book "Then There Grew Up A Generation” by Thyra Ferris Bjorn.

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Junior Merry Maidens Elect Officers Nov. 10 The Junior Merry Maidens 4-H club held its first meeting on November 10 at the Milford fire station. The American and 4-H pledges were led by Cynthia Rapp. Mrs. Don Davidsen, the county 4-H girl’s leader, spoke to the club on different projects available and their requirements. New and old business was discussed and the following officers elected: President — Kathy Beer. Vice president — Lorene Spearman Secretary — Lydia Tucker Treasurer — Brenda Davis Reporter — Cynthia Rapp ' Health and safety leader — Shelly Dahlstrom Recreation — Sandra Gerencser Song leader — Melissa Tom Devotional leader — Debbie Joyce Dues were set and are to be paid by January 1. Committees were selected for refreshments and demonstrations for the next meeting, which is December 1 after school at the fire station.

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