The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 14, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 May 1971 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., May 5, 1971

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Lakeland SCHOOL NEWS

First Orchestra Festival Set At Wawasee Saturday P.M.

Lakeland Community School Corporation will host an orchestra festival at Wawasee high school on Saturday evening. May 8. It will be held in the auditorium will come from Concord and Goshen schools. Although this string festival has been in progress in Elkhart schools it is the first time for the Lakeland Community School Corporation to participate. The rehearsal will begin with

Swimming Classes To Begin At WHS June 14

The Wawasee high school swimming instruction classes will start on June 14. The classes will be approximately 45 minutes in length, with each group meeting for three weeks This year there will be three three-week sessions The first is from June 14 to July 2. The second is from July 5 to July 23 The third is from July 26 to August 13. Students will be allowed to sign up for two sessions this year instead of one There will be a $2 registration fee to help pay for the extra session. This fee will be collected during the testing week Last year there was too much

NEXT WEEK IN THE LAKELAND SCHOOLS

Today 4:3opm. — WHS baseball with Wawasee Prep at Wawasee 4 pm — Milford GAA swimming at Wawasee Thursday 4:15 p.m — Seventh and eighth grade track at Milford with Sidney anti Syracuse 4:15 p.m. — Wawasee golf at Wawasee Prep 6:30 pm — DE employeremployee banquet 7 p m — WHS adult education — knitting and crocheting in room 104 and machine shop, welding and woodworking in room 303 North Webster track with Talma at North Webster F riday 8 p.m. — Milford junior high spring concert WHS track sectional at Elkhart Saturday 1 p.m. — WHS baseball at South Whitley 8 pm. — Elkhart Kosciusko county orchestra festival at WHS Monday 6:30 p.m — North Webster GAA swimming at WHS 4:15 pm — Lakeland junior high invitational track meet at WHS 4; 15 p.m - WHS baseball with West Noble at Wawasee 4:30 p.m. — ’W’HS golf with Concord at Wawasee 7 p.m. — WHS adult education — women s PE. 7 p.m. — FTA faculty tea Tuesday / WHS track — Northern Lakes Conference at Concord 7-9 p.m. — Open swimming at WHS Wednesday 4’p.m. — Lakeland sixth grade track meet at Milford 4:15p.m. — WHS baseball with Pierceton at Wawasee 5 p.m. — WHS freshman track

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sectionals at 9 a.m. At 10:30 the orchestras will combine on the stage where they will become a full organization. During the day an honor orchestra will be selected which will be featured in the evening concert. Lunch will be served at the high school for the orchestra participants. The evening banquet will be eaten as a group at the Epworth Forrest Hotel. Students from Wawasee high school will act as ushers at the

variance in ability in each class. So this year the schools are holding tests for each student individually. The testing will be from June 7 til the 11. Students are asked to take any card or ••fish" received last year with them for the test. At this time parents will choose the time and session they would like for their child to be in this summer Survey forms were sent home with students recently. Anyone not receiving a form may obtain one from the principal's office at any of the Lakeland schools. One survey form should be filled out for the entire family or car pool. Persons filling out the form should indicate which student

— Land of Lakes meet at Warsaw 4:30 p.m — WHS golf at Columbia City Food Service Confab Held Over Week End Lois Koher of the Lakeland school food service department attended the Indiana School Food Service association’s 18th annual convention April 30 and May 1 at Carmel high school in Carmel. The meeting was called to order at 1 30 p.m. April 30 by the president, Dorothy Shelton of Columbus. ISFSA officers and officers of 22 affiliated chapters participated in the Friday evening seminar concerned with new ISFSA bylaws and reorganization An estimated 1.000 members attended the convention on Saturday Velda Hamman, convention program chairman and president-elect, planned a program focused on today’s concerns in food service. Dr Mary Fuqua, professor of foods and nutrition. Purdue university, brought “Nutrition News.” Evidences of nutrition deficiencies and malnutrition in the United States has caused emphasis on nutrition education by Congress, educators and the public The Indiana School Food Service* Association has a membership of ox er 1,800 persons who are engaged in non-profit school food service work as administrators, managers, cooks, bankers and service personnel The association is dedicated to maintaining and improving the health and nutrition education of school children through nutritionally adequate and educationally sound, non-profit school food service programs. To encourage and develop the highest standards for school food service personnel by providing appropriate educational programs, is listed as another primary goal of the association.

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evening concert. Miss Paulene Cork and Varner M Chance are co-chairmen for the festival. They have been engaged in planning the event with directors from the guests schools. The public is invited to attend this first orchestra festival in the local school. A small fee will be charged to help defray the expenses. Tickets will be available at the door.

would be in each specific class. The placement is not permanent until students have been tested, however, the form will help to determine the approximate number of classes needed. All students are classified as of this school year 1970-71. Offered are classes for beginners with complete non swimmers and with some swimming ability; advanced beginners; intermediates; swimmers; advanced swimmers; junior life saving; senior life saving; long distance swimming; water safety aide; beginning diving; intermediate diving, and competitive swimming.

WHS Band Concert Set For May 14 The Wawasee high school bands under the direction of Joseph Judkins will present their annual spring concert, Friday, May 14, at 8 p.m. Tickets will be on sale from any band student or at the door the night of the performance. variety program has been planned with music from classic to modern Solos and ensembles with band accompaniment will also be included. The recognition of the senior members will conclude the program with an unusual ceremony lunch e/p £ MENUS t MONDAY - Hamburger sandwich, scalloped potatoes, fruit, brownie and milk. TUESDAY — Texas hash, carrot sticks, applesauce, tread and butter, cookies and milk. WEDNESDAY — Franks and beans, coleslaw, fruit, batter bread and butter and milk THURSDAY — Pizza, lettuce salad, fruit, bread and butter and milk. FRIDAY — Macaroni and cheese, ham salad sandwich, green beans, fruit, chocolate cake and milk.

Honor Rolls For Fifth Grading Period Released

Principal Henry L. Smith of Wawasee high school has released the names of the students who have attained the honor roll for the fifth grading period. Those on the high honor roll follow: Seniors — Connie Beemer, Debbie Bemish. Phil Bender, Karen Biesemeyer, Dan Brady, Joel Burkholder, Chris Caywood, Eldonna Clayton, Dave Cory, Bruce Cumings, Mary Davenport, Cherri Edgar, Taceile Estep, Bonnie Fuller, Connie Geiger, Jill Geiger. Debbie Greiner. Carl Hadley, Steve Hardin. Sally Harman, Don Hasse, Barb Hummel, Susi Justus. Jerry Lemmon, Vicki Little, Michael Mathews, Carolyn Rapp, Keith Rieder, Karen Rowe, Debbie Shearer. Elaine Stichter, Dave Strombeck, Jan Swartz. Dianne VanLue, Rhonda Waikel. Jay Wolfe. Lynn Wood and Barb Zimmerman. Juniors — Karen Allen, Susi Baker, Charles Baldwin. Teresa Beer, Jan Criswell, Nancy Crowl, Robin Goodyear, Lynn Gray, Tim Henning, Nancy Holcomb, Rodney Hollar, Rhonda Huffman. Bill Leemon. Becky Long. Gretchen Love. Laurie McFarland, Lynn Moore. Barb Peters, Connie Plank. Clark Rassi, John Rhodes, Debbie Rich, Barb Rush. Lydia Shearer. Linda Shively, Scott Staley. Larry Stidham. Susan Stone, Sandy Strand. Mark Treesh, Dal Ummel, Dave Van Sue. George Xanders and Terry Zimmerman. Sophomores — Lynn Black. Connie Christner, Sue Clark. Dwight Dean. Rhonda Hurd. Joanne Kraskansky, Chuck Rapp. Dave Stichter, Craig Tucker, Darcy Wolferman. Mike Zurcher. Freshmen — Lee Beer, Nancy Beer. Sandy Beer, Sue Blue, Rick Brannock, Sue Connolly, Bill Fawley. Daretta Grisamer, Susie Holcomb, Dana Knisley, Jeff Miller. Bob Mosier, Sue Niles. Mark Reiff, Becky Replogle, Anita Rheinheimer, Bobbi Rhodes. Jeff Rhodes, Joni Rupprecht. Bill Rush, Mark Shearer. Brian Tucker. Regular Roll Those on the regular honor roll are as follows: Seniors — Sally Beer, Tom Beer. Emily Bell, Jeff Brock, Dale Brown. David Brown, Dawne Cawby, Pat Conn. Dave Elliott, Maria Ferreira, Dan Griffith, Phil Gunden. Teresa Helman, Dave Hollar, Elaine Hoopingarner, Pam Kaiser, Roger Korenstra, Kathy LeCount, Darlene Long, Jim Marlette, Joseph Martin, Russ Mikel, Jim Miller, Clint Olson, Russ Ritter, Suzy Smith, Tom Speicher. Larrv Stoffel, Tim Strombeck. Mark Thomas, Vicki Walker, Sharon Webb, Bev Welty, Jill White, Steve Wiggs. Juniors — Margaret Appenzeller. Ann Arthur, Kerry Barrett, Carlynn Baumgartner, Dana Berghom. David Berghorn, Linda Bitner. Tim Blue, Luann Bond. Susan Brown, Cindy Bucher, Leslie Bumworth, Doug Bushong. Gail Byland, Dan Chamberlin, Sandy Chapkowski, Colleen Coy, Tom Fribley. Tami Gallahan. Carol Green. Janice Hamell. John Hamilton, Debbie Howard. Jeff Hughes. KathyJones, Greg Kaiser, ShelleyKaiser. Jim Krasnansky. Brian Mikel, Tony Mohler, Tim Reiff, Joe Schaefer, Scott Shannon. Marsha Strickler. Becky Stutzman. Vicki Timmons. Roberta Tirschek. Steve Vanlaningham. Terry Vanlaningham, Lucy Wagner. Penny Wiggs, Don Wolfe. Sophomores ■ Mary Alice Bean, Cathy Berghorn, Gail Brown. Steve Bryant, Caron Carr, Kelly Carvajal, Chip Dye. Lisa Griffith, Randy Grimes. Cin- . dy Groves. Cheryl Hadley? Dan Hartman, Jack Himes. Elaine Kilmer. Cindy Kinney. Mike

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Klenke* Rhonda Lawson, Bev Leitz, Judy Little, Linda Lundquist, Jeannie , Mellinger, Georgina Morehouse, Tim Moser, Malinda Napier, Willis Newby, Patty Peace. Bev Peters, Mark Randall. JoAnn Rassi. Stephen Schrumpf % Yvonne Spurting. Karen Tethrake, MaryThomas. Greg Ummel. Sonja Whisler, Gary White. Rita Workman. Becky Zimmerman. Freshman — Rosalyn Long, Kim Augsburger, Kim Bean, Mike Bitner. Ann Brice. Nina Bryant. Debbie Clayton, Wendy

North Webster's Junior High Honor Roll Released By Principal Bryant

G. Wendell Bryant, principal of the North Webster school, recently released the junior high honor roll. Those making all A’s were as follows: Eighth grade — Judy Moses Seventh grade — Harley Staley Those making the regular honor roll are as follows: Eighth grade — Sharon Rapp.

Four Top Distinguished Honor Roll At Milford Junior High School

Four students top the distinguished honor roll at Milford junior high according to the list released this week by principal Gorman L. Miller. On the distinguished roll are Peg Beer and Sandra Gerencser, eighth graders; Craig Sorensen, seventh grader; and Diane Kesler, sixth grade. Others on the honor roll for the fifth grading period are as follows:

Robert Hoerr Heads Milford Parent ■ Teachers Bob Hoerr has been elected to serve as president of the Milford Parent-Teachers Organization for the coming year. • Serving with him will be the following: Vice president — Fred Weisser Secretary — Mrs. Jacob Jackson Treasurer — Mrs. John Miller During the business meeting the organization agreed to give S2OO to Wawasee Education, Inc. scholarship fund. The program for the evening was a demonstration of the physical education activities in the elementary and junior high school. Bob Long was in charge of the seventh and eighth grade boys. Richard Bender was in charge of the third, fourth, fifth and sixth grade boys and Mrs. Joe (Barbara) Devine was in charge of the girls. A large number of parents watched the students as they participated in a hockey game, gymnastics, rope climbing and other activities of tljp department. Army Offers Guaranteed School Training SFC Lloyd Andries Jr., station commander of the local U.S. Army Recruiting Station for Kosciusko, Fulton and W r hitley counties, announced today that a new. revised listing of schools for applicant’s enlisting for the Army Service School Enlistment Option during the period April thru July, has been received. “One of the Army’s finest

Danielson, Crystal Eby, Greg Fidler, Kevin Fry, Vicki Gilbert, John Glon, Matt Gray, Mike Grotz, Dave Hamilton, Doug Hoerr, Toby Hunziker, Cindy Hyndman, Brent Kaiser. Kathy Kell, Doyle Kolberg, Bruce Korenstra. Robert Martinez, Bruce Mitchell. David Moore, Christi Myers, Erique Paradis. Phil Plikerd, Kathy Price, Cynthia Rapp, Lark Ruch, Kim Shipley, Keith Strauss, Arlene Thomas. Jon Treesh, Teresa Ummel, Cathy Walley, Andy Walters, Diane Wuthrich. Janette Zimmerman

Kim Trobaugh, Paula Bell, Elaine Mullett, Mary Kunkel, Toby Popenfoose. Phil Randall and Steve Rhodes. Seventh grade — Kathy Koeenigshof, Debra Engelberth, Jan Fawley. Matt Didier and Jerry Rhodes. Sixth grade — Carolyn Brown, Fran Weicht, Lynn Bosstick. Caryl Aey and Rick McCool.

Eighth grade — Norma Bahn. Curtis Bender. Juan Carvajal, Uvillado Carvajal. Stewart Coy, John Fisher. Alice Gunden, Amy Purdum, Kathy Steffen, and Jane Wilson. Seventh grade — Cheri Bahn. Doug Baker. Beth Beer. Deborah Hartman, Angela Jessop. Esther Miller, Brad Sorensen. Steve Tucker and Amy Vanlaningham. Sixth Grade — Robin Miller and Daw-n Price.

programs of formal training.” the sergeant said, “is the Army Service School Enlistment Option. If you qualify, you may select the school you want. This is guaranteed in writing before you enlist. You’ll have your choice of many courses ranging from aviation maintenance to offset press operation. You may apply and qualify for attendance at one of the ArmyService School courses without obligating yourself in any way to enlist. In fact, even with the written guarantee of your choice in hand, you’re still a civilian. If and when you do enlist, you can delay reporting for active duty for 30 to 120 days. It’s important to remember, too, that enlistments in this program are limited. Applicants are selected on a best-qualified, first-come, first-serve basis. For the widest choice of available courses, it would be best to apply as soon as possible.

To enroll in this program, you must be 18 years of age (17 with your parents’ consent) and pass mental, physical and aptitude tests. If you are still in high school, and are in your senior year, you may apply before graduation. If you are accepted, you will not be required to begin active duty until after you graduate. Sgt. Andries also said that the Recruiting Station is now open until 5 p.m., Monday thru Friday, and 8 until 12 on Saturdays, and that high school seniors, should feel free to drop in anytime, even if they are not ready to make a decision, as he and Sgt. Reynolds w-jll be happy to explain the program available, without any obligation. For further information contact Sgt. Andries or Sgt. Reynolds at 524 S. Buffalo. Warsaw.

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Milford Junior High School Concert Set For 8 pun. May 17

The Milford junior high school will present its annual spring concert on May 7, at 8 p.m. The program will feature selections by the sixth grade band and choir, the junior high band and choir, the orchestra, and the combined choirs. Such selections as Bolero, The Colorado Trail, and Mexican Sundae will be played by the Sixth grade band. The junior high band will play Balladair, Fanfare Minuet, King of the Road and The Big Top Overture. The orchestra will play March

Syracuse Library Notes By BONNIE BJELLA The Business and Professional Women's club has presented a set of shelves to the library to be used as a shelf for memorial books and books of appreciation. There will be another storyhour for the children this Saturday, May 8, beginning at 10:30. All ages are welcome. Two movies will be shown entitled “Tadpole Tale” and “Swimmy.” A few new books added children’s department are: Songs and Silence by Janet Martin, Cap’n Dow and the Holjr in the Doughnut by LeGrand, The Balloon Farm by Margaret Slicer. Mystery of the Maya Jade by Elizabeth Honness. The SpyLady by Sesyle Joslin, Booker T. Washington by William W’ise, Taffy and Melissa Molasses by Carolyn Haywood and Mystery in Hawaii by Marg Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hartter of Milford had many callers Sunday. Mrs. Hartter has been recuperating from a fall she had a few weeks ago. Among those who have visited Mrs. Hartter recently were Mr. and Mrs. Law-rence Randall of Leesburg.

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of the Metro Gnome, Bat Man, and Hopak. The sixth grade choir will sing Good News, Bendemeer’s Stream and Going To Shout. Sylvie. Turn Around, and I Have Traveled With The Angels will be performed by the junior high choir. The conclusion of the program will feature all vocalists and several wind instruments with guitar, banjo, and string bass performing Where In The World But In America, I Stand Up To Salute The Flag, and God Bless America.

Max Rarick Graduates Max Rarick. son of Mr. and Mrs. Dane Rarick of r 1 Milford, was a recent graduate Os LeTourneau college, Longview, Texas. He graduated with a bachelor of arts degree in business administration and a minor in history. Max was business manager of the “Pioneer,” the college annual, both his junior and senior years. In his senior year he was president of his dormitory society. Kappa Zeta Chi. The ceremonies were held April 24 at 7:30p.m. in the college chapel. The guest speaker was Robert E. Hage, vice president, engineering, Douglas Aircraft Company, McDonnell Douglas Corp., Long Beach Calif. Camp Out Planned By Boy Scouts A Boy Scout camp-out is being planned for this Friday, Saturday and Sunday, May 7, 8.9. at Camp Grissom. The group will leave the scout cabin in Syracuse at 6:30 p.m. and week end church services will be held at the scout chapel. The John Clausens have returned to r 4 Syracuse following a winter stay at Bradenton, Fla.