The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 7, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 March 1972 — Page 6

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., Mar. 15, 1972

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Lakeland SCHOOL NEWS! \ - fl - —*•" Kt If? <W FWHIBa \ i ■ I RcL >■ ULefl C tr|v|||H if? ? / " mH 7] ALL AGES INCLUDED —The annual Lakeland corporation music festival set for Friday night will include students from all three towns and from all of the schools of the corporation. Shown above as they practice are Milford fourth graders Doug Wuthrich and Stephanie Baumgartner ; and high school students Randy Grimes on the violin and Cindy Rapp at the piano. 'Music Fur All Seasons 1 Is Friday's Festival Theme

"Music for all Seasons" is the theme for the annual Lakeland School Corporations music festival set for Friday. March 17. at 8 p.m. in the Wawasee high school g,ym. Superintendent Don H. Arnold is acting as general chairman for the event with Varner Chance as directing chairman Each of the school principals and John Naab and Marion Lantz are serving as chairmen of the various committees Music teachers of the several schools are preparing music and each is responsible for seating of the various groups from their, school

oAJfB |PVP i ..,, r | I ibIML FT A EXCHANGE DAY — Among those participating in the FTA exchange program last Wednesday at Wawasee high school with North Wood were, front row, i-r. Sonja Whisler, W; Kelly Carvajal. W; Margaret Helmuth. NW; and Connie Leinbach. NW. In the back row are Janet Schopf, W; Shelley Kaiser, W; Jyl Sharp. W; Tina Martin. NW; and Jan Criswell, W. NorthWood-Wawasee Hold Exchange Day Program

A total of ten North Wood Future Teachers of America visited the Wawasee FTA chapter on Wednesday, March 8. to complete the second half of an exchange program between the two schools Wawasee is sponsoring the North Wood chapter during its initial year in FTA and the Wawasee FTA visited at North Wood on February 8. The clubs are sharing ideas for programs and projects for the next school year. Each FTA member from North Wood had a Wawasee student who served as guide for

A total of 414 instrumental students will be participating in the sixth grade band, the junior high bands, the high school band and the strings organization An additional 728 vocal students will comprise the fourth and fifth grade choir, the sixth grade choir, the seventh and eighth grade choir and the high school choirs. One selection during the evening’s program will feature the Wawasee high school pompon girls “Music for all Seasons" will begin in the spring and work into summer with “June is Busting Out All Over," “Rain Drops Keep

the day. Classes were observed and tours taken of the building during independent study periods, followed by light refreshments at the conclusion of the day. Members of North Wood making the trip were Margaret Helmuth, Gayle Miner, Julie Beiver, Cindy Eilers. Kris Hoover, Connie Leinbach. Tina Martin, Sue Pippenger, Donnelda Yaw and Cindy Thanas. Wawasee members acting as hosts were Karen Allen, Card Green, Jan Criswell, Susie Haab, Rhonda Hurd, Kathi Lamle, Lucy Wagner. Gretchen Love. Connie

Falling on my Head," and other appropriate tunes. A concert in the park will feature the orchestra. Fall brings with it the football season, Halloween and Thanksgiving with Christmas and winter following. Thefinalle will feature the high school band and orchestra with the choirs joining in “America — From Sea to Shining Sea." Music directors of the corporation ate Joseph Judkins, Pauline Cork, Betty Jo Bultman, Marilyn’ Metcalf. Virginia Ditmer, David Blackwell, Charles Scott, Jim White, Melinda Roose and Varner Chance.

Christner and Sonja Whisler. On March 25 the two clubs will journey to North Central high school in Indianapolis for the slate FTA convention. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Geiger of Milfad had overnight guests last Friday of Mr. and Mrs. Max Kleinknight and daughters of Warsaw. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ganger of . Syracuse have returned from a four-week stay with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Schock, at Tuscon, Aril.

I Lakeland Class To Conduct 1 I I A Pre-School Study | The Government classes of Wawasee high school $• j: will be conducting a community wide pre-school $ survey beginning Thursday, March 16, thru j: | Monday, March 20. | )•£: Parents will be asked to provide the name and :£ $ birth date of all children in the family who are not £ S presently enrolled in school. § ® The survey will assist in projecting future enrollments and will also assist with identifying x children for the pre-school round-up to be conducted in April. :•< The cooperation of the residents of the Lakeland g community is requested when the students knock at £ $ the door. * |

54 Seniors Top High Honor Roll At WHS

A total of 54 members of the senior class made the high honor roll at Wawasee for the fourth six week s grading period. An additional 34 juniors, 16 sophomores and 11 freshmen were named to the high roll. , A complete list as released from the office of principal Henry L. Smith follows: High Roil Seniors — Karen Allen, Charles Baldwin, Kerry Barrett, Carlynn Baumgartner, Dana Berghorn, Tim Blue, Denise Brown Doug Bushong. Jan Criswell, Nancy Crowl, Anne Davenport, Peg Doty, Larry Dowty, Tom Fribley, Car<j| Green, Peggy Guard, Nancy Holcomb, Debbie Howard, Rhonda Huffman. Kathy Jones, Greg Kaiser, Shelley Kaiser, Kathi Lamle, Bill Leemon, Bob List, Gretchen Love, Laurie McFarland, Tony Mohler, Lynn Moore, Janice Ooms, Barb Peters, Connie Plank, Jeff Plumber, Clark Rassi, John Rhodes, Debbie Rich, Pat Richardson, Barbara Rush, Jyl Sharp, Lydia Shearer, Shirley Searfoss, Scott Staley, Larry Stidham, Sandy Strand, Marsha Strickler, Don Thomas, Bobbie Tirschek, Mark Treesh, Dal Ummel, Dave VanLue, Lucy Wagner, Penny Wiggs and George Xanders. Juniors — Gail Benson, Lynn Black, Steve Bryant, Bill Butt, Connie Christner, Jeannie Coverstone, Randy Grimes, Cheryl Hadley, Joni Hawk, Rhonda Hurd, Barbara Kehr, Elaine Kilmer, Cindy Kinney, Mike 'Klenke, JoAnne Krasnansky, Rhonda Lawson, Judy Little, Linda Lindquist, Georgina Morehouse, Tim Moser, Chuck Rapp, Randy Rich, Steve Schrumpf, Kim Shock, Nancy Souers, Yvonne Spurting, Valerie Steffen, Dave Stichter, Karen Tethrake, Craig Tucker, Greg Ummel, Karen Walker, Darcy Wolferman and Mike Zurcher. Sophomores — Jeanne Krasnansky, Lee Beer, Nancy Beer, Sandy Beer, Susan Connolly, Bill Fawley, Matt Gray, Daretta Grisamer, Susie Holcomb, Cindy Hyndman, Kathy Kell, Becky Replogle, Bobbi Rhodes, Joni Rupprecht, Mark Shearer and Teresa Ummel. Freshmen — Peg Beer, Christie Carr, Jennie Hammon, Mike Lantz, Debby Miller, Nick Miller, Judy Moser, Toby Popenfoose, Amy Purdum, Sharon Rapp and Kathy Steffen. Regular Roil Seniors - Margaret Appenzeller, Jack Beer, Linda Bitner, Susan Brown, Lana Buhrt, Edd Campbell, Dan Chamberlin, Colleen Coy, Tami Gallahan, Lynn Gray, Susie Haab, Janice Hamell, John Hamilton, Michael Harris, Rodney Hollar, Bill Kiser, Donna Kreis, Gene Lawson, Becky Long, Terri McCoy, Gloria Mehl, Dan Mosier, Kim Neibert, Vicki Price, Tim Reiff, Sharon Ringler, Joe Schaefer, Ken Schemekau. Roger Smith, Becky Stutzman, Vicki Timmons, Kay Waldbeser and Terry Zimmerman. Juniors — Ivin Avery, Mitzi Bell, Sharon Bridle, Gail Brown, Susie Cool, Kim Cripe, Darla Dahl, Dixie Darr, Rita Dowty, Bill Gilbert. Jane Gingerich, Lisa Griffith, Cindy Groves, Tom Hall, Garry Hamilton, April Hapner. Debra Hummel Eric Kolberg. Jane Mathews. Donna Miller. Pat Peace. Bev Peters, Jill Plew, Mark Randall. Jo Ann Rassi, Kathy Richardson, Lark Ruch, Kip Schumm, Barb Ryman, Trudy Shively, Mary Thomas and Gary White. Sophomores — Randy Anderson, Kim Augsburger, Terry Baldwin, Beverly Berghorn, Sue Blue, Doug Brown, Nina Bryant, Debbie Clayton, Steve Cover - stone, Bobbi Crafton, Crystal Eby, Kevin Fry, Vicki Gilbert, John Glon, Paula Gordon, Jay Haab, Dave Hamilton, Becky Hinderer, Tim Hoppes, Jeff Housouer, Brent Kaiser, Rosalyn Long, Jeff Miller, Bob Mosier, Andrea Newman, Sue Niles, Kathy Price. Cindy Rapp, Mark

Reiff, Anita Rheinheimer, Jeff Rhodes, Bill Rush, Deborah Shearer. Teresa Shannon, Arlene Thomas, Brian Tucker and Dave Weicht. Freshmen — Del Acton, Renee Anglin, Roxanne Auer, Steve Beer, Colleen Beer, Curt Bender, Dawn Byrket, Rita Curtis, Rick Dahlstrom, Siobhan Davenport, Jill Farrell, John Fisher, Suzy Fortress, Sandy Gerenscer, Nina Gilbert, Jennifer Glon, Mark Goshert, Alice Gunden, Connie Hoopingarner, Mary Kiser, Jennifer Longenecker, Kim Marose, Paul Miller, Elaine Mullett, Susan Nyce, Frank Nyikos, Phil Randall, Dennis Rex, Steve Rhodes, Mike Sheline, Sally Shively, Jane Simpson Mark Smith, Larry Speicher, Lori Steury, Tim Stidham, Polly Turner, Jim Twait, Mark Webb, Dan Weicht, Shane Willson, Jane Wilson, Dave Wollman and Rich Wuthrich. NEXT WEEK IN THE LAKELAND SCHOOLS Today 5 p.m. — WHS girls swim meet at Wawasee with LaSalle 7 p.m. — WHS senior — faculty basketball game in the gym Thursday 6:30 p.m. — WHS winter sports recognition night in commons and auditorium 7 p.m. — Adult education classes Friday 7:30 p.m. — Lakeland Community School Corp., music festival at Wawasee Saturday State basketball finals at Bloomington State girls gymnastics meet at Munster Regional girls swim meet Tuesday 6 p.m. — WHS cheerleader — sponsor dinner Adult education o #=/lunch e/p A MENUS J fcAt tMXUXSCBS March 29-23 MONDAY - Hot dogs, buttered potatoes, fruit, sugar cookies and milk. TUESDAY— Chili, crackers, carrot sticks, applesauce, cake, milk and bread and butter. WEDNESDAY — Johnny Margetti. coleslaw, fruit, hot rolls and butter and milk. THURSDAY - Steakettes, mashed potatoes and gravy, celery sticks, fruit, bread and butter and milk. FRIDAY — Ham sandwich, buttered peas, lettuce, strawberry shortcake and milk.

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■ w * * • * '■ mUi a* s GRAND CHAMPION — Wawasee high school’s grand champion science fair project is shown above with it’s creater Mark Grady. The project was entitled “Electroculture.'’ SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS — Wawasee high school students who won first prize in the school’s annual science fair are pictured above. X ' From left are Louis Diehl, grand champion Mark Grady, reserve champion Pat Billian, science ‘ fair coordinator Paul Royer, Polly Turner and Peg Beer. Brenda Hughes was absent when the picture was taken. Mark Grady Has JFHS Grand' Champion Science Entry

Mark Grady’s “Electroculture” won the grand championship of the Wawasee high school science fair this past week end. The reserve champion award went to Pat Billian for “Effects of Herbicides on Pratoroicus.” Both entered the biological sciences division of the fair. Other students winning awards are as follows: Earth Science — Polly Turner, first; Kim Kruger, second, Mark Reiff, third; andßichy Timmons.

College Night At Whitko High Set For Tonight The guidance department of Whitko high school is sponsoring a college night at the high school on Wednesday, March 15, at 7:00 p.m., for all high school students and their parents. There will be representatives from the various colleges and universities of Indiana. There will be two, thirty minute sessions available for students and parents to visit the college representative and learn more about the institution of higher learning of their choice. The program is as follows: 6:45-7:10 — Whitko high school band 7:10-7:15 — Welcome and announcements 7:20-7:50 — First college counseling session 7:55-8:25 — Second college counseling session 8:30 — Adjournment All interested students and parents are urged to attend and participate in the first college night. Students and parents from Columbia City and Warsaw are also cordially invited to attend. LAKELAND LOCAL Mrs. Ron (Gloria) Baumgartner and daughters returned from Florida Saturday, March 4, along with Mrs. John Yea ter of Nappanee and Mrs. Sarah Slabaugh of Milford.

honorable mention. Behavioral and social sciences — Mike Glaze and Debbie Wells, second; Schaun Yahne, third; and Jane Simpson, honorable mention. Chemistry — Brenda Hughes, first; Sandy Gerencser, second; Jennifer Glon and Cathy Walley and Julee Staley, third; and Steve Coverstone and Kris Brembeck and Jane Wilson, honorable mention. Physics — Mark Smith, second; Tim Campbell and. Amy Purdum, third; and Kathy Kell, honorable mention. Mathematics — Juan Carvajal, honorable mention. Engineering — Peg Beer, first; Kim Shock, second; and Mark

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Lacasand Dennis Rex, honorable mention. Medicine and disease — Louis Diehl, first; Jeff Miller and Greg Fidler, second; Mike Wollman and Bob Mosier, third; and Steve Beer, honorable mention. Biological sciences — Pat Billian and Mark Grady, □ark Rassi and Paula Gordon, second; Carl Hepler, Susan Clark and Frank Nyikos, third; Kathy Steffen and Terry Baldwin, Collene Beer, Connie Hoopingamer, Randy Grimes, Don Beer, Pat Richardson** Shelley Kaiser, Terri McCoy, Joni Rupprecht ahd Sue Niles, Kevin Fry, Bill Gilbert and Donna Doty and Roz Long, honorable mention.