The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 18, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 June 1971 — Page 7
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u v3B ■wwgQQii*' ” ____^_■ ■bmß| PRESENT FLAGS — The American Legion Auxiliary unit 223 of Syracuse presented flags to the Syracuse junior high school last week. Accepting the flags for the school are Dave Madrick. eighth grade president; Mark Smith, student body president; Loren Longenbaugh and Jerrv Lambers, social studies teachers.
wdLSW? DRAMA STUDENTS — Outstanding drama awards were presented to Michael Sih eus and Connie Hoopingarner, center, during the annual awards da> program last Friday at the Syracuse junior high school, Mrs. Jud> Firebaugh, lett. and Mrs. Mlene F roelick. right, are drama club sponsors.
Awards Day At Syracuse
Syracuse junior high school held its annual awards day program last Friday Highlight of the program was the initiation of new members into the National Junior High Honor Society
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Mike Lantz, president of the Syracuse chapter, led the initiation under the direction of Milton Brice, soonsor Initiated in the candlelight ceremony were Christi Carr. Nina Gilbert and
Deborah Wells, eight graders; and Larry Allen. Dan Dieterly. Don Dieterly. Bill Gerstner. J. D. Whitman. Mark Koble. Connie Carr, Denise Darr, Donna Gresamer and Sherry Myers, seventh graders. An additional highlight of the program was the presentation of flags to the junior high school by the American Legion Auxiliary unit 223. American flags were presented for each classroom and Indiana flags were presented for the social studies classrooms. The presentation was made by Phyllis Huffer. president; Susan Myrich. vice president; and Elaine Darr, secretary of the Auxiliary Accepting the flags for the school were Loren Longenbaugh and Jerry Lambers, social studies teachers; and Mark Smith, student body president; and Dave Madrick. eighth grade president. Also presented at the program were the following awards: Drama club — Doug Silveus. outstanding boy member and Connie Hoopingarner, outstanding girl member Home economics — Kay Fry. greatest number of completed projects; Christie Carr and Sally Shively, outstanding projects Math — Mike Lantz English — Deborah Wells Football — Jack Schopf. outstanding defensive player; Alan Kitson, outstanding offensive
/; I ROBERT W. ELLIS MEMORIAL — Philip Faw ley is pictured above presenting the Robert W. Ellis Memorial scholarship to Philip Gunden. Ellis, a graduate of Syracuse high School, was lulled in the war in Viet Nam.
!■ WAWASEE EDUCATION — Paul Moore, center, is shown above presenting Wawasee Education. Inc., scholarship awards to Clint Olson and Carl Hadley. Olson received a 12.000 scholarship while Hadley received a 11.000 award.
Im - * * CARLA SINGREY MEMORIAL—JiII Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ren Clark of Milford, is shown above accepting the Carla Singrey Memorial scholarship award from Gaylord Jones of Syracuse. Miss Singrey was killed in an auto accident several months ago.
player; Mark Smith, most valuable. Basketball — Brad Cox, most improved and best free throw percentage; Mark Smith, most valuable; Doug Pollock, most improved seventh grader Track — Vhad Singrey. most valuable; Bennie Moorse. most valuable seventh grader; Mike Sheline. most improved Athletic scholarship awards — Alan Kitson. eighth grade; LarryAllan, seventh grade; and Tim Hamman, sixth grade. Awards were also presented to the drama club members. GAA meipbers. safety- patrol, band and chorus members, spelling bee participants, honor roll members and those who obtained perfect attendance. NEXT WEEK IN THE LAKELAND SCHOOLS TodayHalf day of school for students. A m. only. WHS semester exams / Thursday Half day of school for students. A m. only WHS semester exams 9:30 am. — Syracuse elementary awards day program Friday WHS golf regional Elementary and junior high students report for report cardsWHS students — semester exams Monday Summer school starts at WHS » Rev and Mrs. Paul Ruch and daughter Patty of Bettendorf. lowa, spent last week end with his father. Paul Ruch, at Milford.
Awards Day Held At Wawasee High School
WHS Graduates Are Honored At Parties
SUSAN MILLER Susan Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller of r 1 Syracuse, will be furthering her education when she enters International Junior college at Fort Wayne. A buffet supper was held in the Miller home following the Sunday service, in honor of Susan’s graduation. STANLEY RUSSELL MIKEL The son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mikel r 2 Syracuse. Russ plans to enter Purdue universityin the fall. He was honored on graduation day with a reception in the Mikel home following the commencement sen-ices. CHARLESE.DEAN Charles Dean, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Dean of 400 Parkway Drive. Syracuse, will be entering Lincoln Technical Institute at Indianapolis in August. A dinner and reception was held in his honor on commencement day in the . Dean home SALLY JO HARMAN Sally Jo. daughter of Mrs. On a Miller and the late Mr. Miller of North Webster was honored with a special dinner Sunday noon at a local restaurant with her grandparents, Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Kline of North Webster in attendance. Following commencement, a reception was held in the Miller home with the following guests in attendance: Mr. and Mrs. Amos W. Miller or Berkley. Mich., Miss Alice Leach. Anderson, Walter
Philip Fawley presented organ music for the senior processional last Friday during the awards day program at Wawasee high school. Tom Speicher, president of the student body, led the pledge of allegiance. Mrs. Maxine Robinson served as mistress of ceremonies for the afternoon's events. Awards were received as follows: Language arts — Sally (Miller) Harman and Nancy Holcomb Foreign language — Susan Stone Social Studies — Lynn Wood Science — Jan Swartz Mathematics — Don Hasse Agriculture — Dave Baumgartner Music — Connie Geiger Art — Mary Clayton Home economics — Barbara Klenke Industrial education — Steve Hardin Physical education — Bruce Cumings, boys P.E.; and MaryDavenport. girls P.E. Business education — Jill Geiger Athletic scholastic achievement award to Bruce Cumings Karen Wiggs Drudge art memorial — Debbie Greiner Health careers club — Lana Buhrt,- Nancy Holcomb, Jackie Laughlin and Sue Hagerty. Goshen hospital awards. Scholarships — Wawasee Education Inc.. Clint Olson and Carl Hadley; Robert W. Ellis Memorial. PhilipGunden; ChoreTime Equipment. Inc.. Sharon Webb. David Baumgartner and Jan Swartz; Dr. Noble Neff educational trust. Don Hasse; Carla Singrey Memorial scholarship, Jill Clark; Da-Lite Screen Foundation. Inc., Debra Bemish and Taceile Estep; Hoosier scholars, Joe Baumgartner, Debra Bemish, Dale Brown. Christine Caywood, Randy Coverstone, William Cumings, Paul Elliott. Connie Geiger. Donald Hasse. Victoria Little, Keith Rieder, Tom Speicher, Jan Swartz, Dianne VanLue. Vicki Walker and Jay Wolfe. Honorary students — Maria Apareeida Dias Ferreira and Maria de Fatima Zacharias. National Merit scholarship finalists — Susan Stone and David Cory Honors section — David Cory, Randy Coverstone, William Cumings, Sally (Miller) Harmon, Donald Hasse. Susan Stone, Elaine Stichter. Jan Swartz and Dianne VanLue.
Leach, Rev. and Mrs. Richard Rash and children and Mrs. Joe Barrett and daughter. Holly, all of the North W’ebster area. DAVE HOLLAR Dave, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hollar, r 2 Milford, was honored at a party at his home after graduation exercises. Approximately 25 people were there. As of now. Dave is undecided as to what he will do after he is out of school. GLENN DEVON DAVIS Glenn was the guest of honor at a party given by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Devon Davis, r 1 Milford, Sunday. There were about 20 people who helped honor Glenn. PHILIP KENT BENDER Mr and Mrs. Francis Bender. Milford, had their family on Sunday to honor their son. Phil, who graduated Sunday from Wawasee high school. Approximately 20 people were there. Phil plans to attend Taylor university in the fall. DAVE CORY Dave was honored at a buffetreception given by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Cory, Milford, at their home on Sunday after graduation. There were 25 relatives and friends who attended. The hosts were assisted by their daughter, Mrs. Fred Weisser and Mrs. Dewey Fox. BARBARA ZIMMERMAN Barbara, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Zimmerman.
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Milford, was honored after commencement Sunday at a reception at her parents home. There were 35 guests attending. Barbara is leaving Saturday for Kansas City. Mo., where she will be in training four weeks to become an airline stewardess. MARIA A. D. FERREIRA Maria Aparecida Dias Ferreira of Jundiae-Sao Paulo, Brazil, an exchange student residing with the Thomas Prickett family at Syracuse, will be returning to her home in Brazil July 20 and has accepted a secretarial position with General Electric. She was honored with a surprise buffet reception in the Prickett home following commencement Sunday. THOMAS DALE MILLER Tom Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller. Jr., of Syracuse, will enter Grand Rapids Junior college in Michigan in the fall. His parents honored him with an open house at their home in Wawasee Village Sunday eveihg following commencement. WILLIAM BRIAN CUTTER William Cutter, son of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Cutter. 70S North Huntington street, Syracuse, will continue his education in the fall at Ball State university. Bill was honored on commencement day with a reception in the Cutter home following the Sunday sen ices. PATRICIA CONN Patricia Conn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bowen B. Conn of Syracuse, plans to attend Fort Wayne Art School. DANIEL J. BRADY Dan Brady, son of Mrs. Helen L. Brady of r 1 Syracuse, at present plans to continue working
bki ■B M Br j TO U of NM —Jay deSomer shown above with Wawasee wrestling coach Terry Frank has received a 11.000 grant and a 11.000 loan from the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, N. M. Both grant and loan are renewable each year he attends the university. deSomer wrestled in the 119 class this past season and had a 21-3 record. He was the sectional champ in his class and the Northern Lakes Conference champ. Jay tied for 13th place in the state and was fourth in the regional. He made Lakeland's quickest pin — :25 seconds against Lakeland in 1971 and tied with Roger Korenstra for the best varsity record 46-13 in- the 1969-71 seasons.
CHORE-TIME — Charles J. Stump is shown above presenting scholarships to Jan Swartz, Sharon Webb and Dave Baumgartner.
E NOBLE NEFF TRUST — Vice principal Donn D. Kesler is shown above presenting the Dr. Noble W. Neff Educational Trust award to Don Hasse. Don is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hasse of Syracuse.
at Augsburgers IGA store in Syracuse. He was honored ata-'reception in Goshen on Sundafy evening. RONALD WAtNE GRABER Ron Graber, son of Joseph and Joan Graber, both of Syracuse, plans to continue working at the Pacer station in Syracuse for the summer and later plans are not definite at this time. He also plays in a band. He was honored with a reception following the Sunday commencement at the Bonar Lake home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carr. Hex Rural Extension Club Meets Tuesday The Hex Rural Extension Homemakers club met Tuesday at the Hex Grange. Meeting was opened with song of the month. “Take Me Out to the Ball game.” The club creed and pledge were led by president Mrs. Milton Shuder. Lesson Mrs. Fred Johnson narrated the informative lesson on party snacks which was demonstrated by Donna Hibschman. The snacks were then sampled. Mrs. Don Cunningham and Mrs. Richard Plikerd, Sr., were hostesses for the day. Hazel Kline of Milford attended the Northridge commencement exercises last Tuesday night. Her nephew, Michael Rogers, was a graduate. Following the program a reception was held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Rogers. Mrs. Hazel Kline of Milford called on Mrs. Ray Nipple at Benton last Saturday. Mrs. Nipple has been ill.
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