The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 14, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 May 1972 — Page 6

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., May 3, 1972

Lakeland SCHOOL NEWS

Spring Review Set For May 13 At Wawasee

The Wawasee high school cu.cert, cadet, and womens’ choirs and concert orchestra will present an evening of music in the Wawasee high school auditorium on Saturday, May 13, at 7:30. Th.e theme for the evening is Spring Review. As the theme implies, this will be a program consisting of music for easy listening The Syracuse junior high

Honor Roll Released At Wawasee For sth Period

Principal Henry L. Smith of Wawasee high school has release*! the honor roil for the fifth six week’ grading period, Both the high (40.0 — 3.5) average and the regular (3.0 — 3.5) average are listed. They fallow: High Roll Seniors — Karen Allen, Charles Baldwin, Kerry Barrett, Carlynn Baugmartner, Teresa Beer, Dana Berghorn. Tim Blue, Denise Brown, Joni Caple, Colleen Coy. Jan Criswell. Nancy Crowl. Larry Dowty, Carol Green, Tom Fribley, Peggy Guard. Nancy Holcomb, Debbie Howard, Rhonda Huffman, Kathy Jones. Shelley Kaiser, Bill Leemon. Gretchen Love, Laurie McFarland. Lynn Moore, Jeff Plumer, Clark Rassi, John Rhodes. Pat Richardson. Debbie Rich. Barbara Rush. Shirley Searfoss. Lydia Shearer, Scott Staley, Mark Steury, Larry Stidham. Sandy Strand. Marsha Strickler. Don Thomas, Vicki Tun me ns, Mark Treesh, Dal Ummel. Dave VanLue. Penny Wiggs. George Xanders and Terry Zimmerman. Juniors — Don Beer, Steve Bryant, Connie Christner. Susan Clark. Jeannie Coverstone, Randy Grimes. Cheryl Hadley, Joni Hawk. Rhonda Hurd. Elaine Kilmer, Cindy Kinney, Debbie Kissinger, Eric Kolberg. JoAnne Kransnansky, Rhonda Lawson. Judy Little, Linda Lundquist. Georgina Morehouse. Tim Moser, Chuck Rapp. Randy Rich, Kim Shock. Nancy Souers, Valerie Steffen. Dave Stichter,

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school choir of a hundred voices has been invited to join the high school choirs in singing the “Hallelujah, Amen” from the opera Judas Maccabaeus. The combined choirs will number 265, Included in the program will be selections from “Oklahoma,” “West Side Story," also selections from such composers and arrangers as Cole Porter, Bacharach and the Carpenters.

Craig Tucker and Mike Zurcher. Sophomores — Lee Beer, Sandy Beer. Ann Brice. Susan Connolly, Bill Fawley, Kevin Fry, Susan Holcomb. Cindy Hyndman. Kathy Kell. Jeanne Krasnansky, Bob Mosier. Cindy Rapp, Mark Reiff, Anita Rheinheimer, Becky Replogle, Jeff Rhodes. Douglas Shearer and Teresa Ummel. Freshmen,— Peg Beer. Curtis Bender. Christie Carr, Juan Carvajal. Sarah Coy. Alice Gunden, Jill Farrell, Connie Hoopingarner, Mike Lantz, Debby Miller. Nick Miller. Judy Moser. Toby Popenfoose, Amy Purdum, Phil Randall, Sharon Rapp, Steve Rhodes, Jane Simpson. Mark Smith and Kathy Steffen. Regular Roll Seniors — Phil Houser, Bob List, David Berghorn. Luann Bond. Susan Brown, Leslie Bum worth. Doug Bushong. Edd Campbell, Dan Chamberlain, Anne Davenport, Peg Doty, Tami Gallahan. Robin Goodyear, Lynn Gray, Janice Hammel I. Michael Harris. Tim Henning. Rodney Hollar. Jeff Hughes. Gred Kaiser. Bill Kiser, Kathi Lamle, Jim Krasnansky. Becky Long. Terri McCoy, Brian Mikel, Tony Mohler. Dan Mosier. Kim Neibert. Connie Plank, Sharon Ringler, Imelda Rivera, Linda Shively, Roger Smith. Bobbie Tirschek, Lucy Wagner. Kay Waldbeser and Mark Workman. Juniors — Mitzi Bell, Gail Benson. Cathem Berghorn, Lynn Black. Gail Brown, Bill Butt, Sue Cool, Oralia Coppes, Kim Cripe.

In addition to the choirs and orchestra, a number of ensembles soloists will appear on the program. These soloists and ensembles have been active throughout the year in presenting programs for community organizations. They have also participated in the district and state solo and ensemble contests. The public is invited to attend the Spring Review on May 13.

Darla Dahl, Dixie Darr, Dave Dausman, Rita Dowty, Bill Gilbert, Jane Gingerich, Lisa Griffith, Tom Hall, Garry Hamilton, Denise Hostetler, Brenda Hughes. Barbara Kehr, Donna Miller. Pat Peace, Steve Petro. Mark Randall, Dennis Richards. Aaron Rider. Lark Ruch, Barb Ryman, Steve Schrumph, Trudy Shively, Colleen Smith, Kay Sorenson. Yvonne Spurting, Karen Tethrake, Mary Thomas, Greg Ummel, Mark Vanlaningham, Karen Walker. Sonja Whisler and Darcy Wolferman. Sophomores — Randy Anderson. Kim Augsburger, Nancy Beer. Sue Blue, Rick Brannock, Doug Brown. Debbie Clayton, Steve Coverstone. Bobbie Crafton, Donna Doty, Chris Eby, Greg Fidler, Vicki Gilbert, John Glon, Paula Gordon,’ Daretta Grisamer. Dave Hamilton, Marla Hoover. Tim Hoppes, Jeff Housouer, Brent Kaiser, Rosalyn Long, Robert Martinez, StanMartin, Jeff Miller, Malinda Napier, Andrea Newman,' Sue Niles, Kathy Price, JoAnn Rassi, Bobbi Rhodes. Bill Rush. Myrna Schwartz, Deborah Shearer Cindy Sheets. Jan Treesh, Brian Tucker. Mike Watterson and Dave Weicht, Freshmen — Sally Shively. Del Acton, Renee Anglin, Sherree Arthur. Roxanne Auer, Kathy Barth, Colleen Beer. Steve Beer. Dixie Curtis, Rita Curtis, Rick Dahlstrom, Gary Dean, Sandy Gerencser. Mark Goshert, Rhonda Graff. Shannon Hall, Joe Kennedy, Alan Kitson, Mike Koher, Suzanne Kruger. Mary Kunkle. Jeff Lovellette, Paul Miller. Mark Minear, Elaine Mullett, Rick Neff, Frank Nyikos, Charles Packer. Dennis Rex, Eric Schang, Debbie Stutzman, Kim Tro ba ugh, Joan Troyer, Polly Turner, Mark Webb. Dan Weicht, Debbie Wells, Jane Wilson and Rick Wuthrich. Pvt. Stump Graduates FORT ORD. CALIF. - Army private Douglas L. Stump, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. James J. Stump. New Paris, recently completed an eight-week cooking course at Fort Ord. Calif. The course trains personnel to prepare and serve a wide variety of food in large or small quantities. Students are trained in baking, the principles of meat cutting, field kitchen operations and service of an army mess hall. Pvt. Stump entered the army in January of this year and completed basic training at Fort Ord. He attended Fairfield high school. His wife. Melanie, lives at 2510 Berkey Ave., Goshen.

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AREA CLEAN-UP — In keeping with clean-up time in the area, Wawasee Lakeside Chapel on the east side of Lake Wawasee, sponsored its annual clean-up in the area last week when 40 youths of the church and community joined together in cleaning trash from the roadsides. Six trucks were used and cleaning was from Wawasee Airport and east around the lake area and back to Indiana 13. A weiner roast followed at the Keith Moore home for all participants.

Milford Junior High Concert Set For 8 p.m. Friday

Milford junior high school will present it’s annual spring concert on Friday, May 5. at 8 p.m. in the Milford junior high gymnasium. Grades six through eighth will make up the program. Featured will be selections performed by the choruses, bands and the orchestra. The orchestra will perform Lullaby by Schubert, and Good Morning, a Folk Melody. The sixth grade band will perform Processional, by John Kinyon; Marching Along by Vincent Vitale; Time Changes by Andrew Ba lent; Clover Hills by A. R. Piato. » The sixth grade choir will sing The Yankee Doodle Boy by Howorth; My Train by Gearhart ; Scarlet Ribbons by Edwards and

Honor Roll Released At Milford For sth Period '

The honor roll has been released by Milford junior high principal Marion R. Acton for the fifth grading period of the current school year. The roll follows: Distinguished Seventh grade — Pat McQuillian Sixth grade — David Baker, Philip Stichter and Lydia Tucker

Karen Allen Is Winner Karen Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Allen of r 4 Syracuse, has been awarded a SI,OOO National Merit scholarship. The Wawasee high school senior was chosen in open competition with the other finalists in Indiana for this singlepayment award. Karen plans to attend Butler university in Indianapolis and major in math. She wants to become a high school math teacher. Karen is president of the W’awasee National Honor Society, a member of the student council, class executive council, girls’ sports club, a lifeguard at the school pool, a member of the band, char and pep band, 1970 grand champion of the school science fair, winner of a National Math Association award, the Future Farmers of America Sweetheart, Miss Indiana Future Teacher of 1971-72 and is an alumna of the School Chorus of America.

In Appreciation I wish to publicly express my appreciation to my students, their parents, to the administrators and to the supporters of the band in Milford, North Webster and Syracuse for the many fine experiences I have had in the past 36 years as band director. I have many pleasant memories to cherish for the rest of my life. Joseph Judkins Director of Wawasee bands

Touch Hands Around The Rolling World by Rawls. Selections by the junior high choir will feature Abide With Me arranged by the Krones; Bridge Over Troubled W’ater by Simon; Those Magnificent Men In Their Flying Machines by Goodwin, and Wonderland By Night by Reed. The junior high band will perform Love Theme From Romeo And Juliet by Miller; Empire State Salute by Peterson; Commando Overture by Kinyon; and Big Band Dixieland by John Edmondson. Director of the bands and choruses is Jim L. White. Director of the orchestra is Pauline Cork.

Regular Roll Eighth grade — Douglas Baker, Beth Beer, Christy Beer, Deborah Hartman, Angela Jessop, Susan McQuillian, Esther Miller, Allen Robinson. Brad Sorensen, Craig Sorensen, Mike Tethrake, Steve Troup and Lorraine Welker Sixth grade — Deborah Phillips and Laura Tucker

FEsTLUNCH IS/p Xi MENUS 3. WasxxxxxsssxxQ LAKELAND CT ” COMMUNITY May 8-May 12 MONDAY — Sloppy Joes, tater tots, fruit, cookie and milk. TUESDAY— Chicken and noodles, peanut butter stuffed celery, mashed potatoes, bread and butter, fruit and milk. WEDNESDAY — Italian spaghetti, green beans, apricots, hot rolls and butter and milk. THURSDAY - Salisbury steaks, buttered corn, strawberries and bananas with jello, tread and butter and milk. FRIDAY — Chilled orange juice, ham salad sandwich, peas, lettuce salad, chocolate cake and milk.

School Suit Finalized After Two Years The appeals court of the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago has declared that Greg Carpenter of Syracuse has the constitutional right “to wear his hair in the mode he chooses” in a hearing last Thursday, upholding the earlier findings last year of U.S. district court judge Robert A. Grant of South Bend in a suit filed by Carpenter against the board of education at Syracuse. The higher court ruled that the youth, a student at Wawasee high school, was unconstitutionally deprived of classroom participation due to the length of his hair violating the school’s dress code, and the appellate court ruling said the school dress code denied Carpenter the due process guarantees of the constitution. Also, “We conclude that the democratic process used in adopting the code (a student vote) does not justify the denial of Greg Carpenter’s constitutional right to wear his hair in the mode he chooses,” signed by judges Roger J. Kiley and Latham Castle. Judge John Paul Stevens dissented with “Society does have a legitimate interest in both the continuity and the mutibility of its mores.” Appeals This was a continuation of a suit originally filed in May of 1970 in district court, South Bend division, by young Carpenter’s father, Chester Carpenter, against the superintendent of Lakeland Community School Corporation, the principal of Wawasee high school and members of the school board, supposedly on validity of the 197071 dress code, and a hearing was held on September 4 of that year wfiereas it was entered in the records as the finding by Judge Grant was in reality adjudged against the student body of the high school, for it was the action of the student council, approved by the majority vote erf the student body, that placed into the hands of the administrators the dress code to be enforced for the school year. The question in the court dealt only with the deviation clause required in the code for the right of a child to wear his hair at any

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Wawasee High School Gym Friday, May 12 8 p.ni.

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length without the parents written consent. It was ruled by the judge that the right to wear one’s hair at any length is guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States, and exceptions arise when cleanliness and health become a matter of concern. Laws of the state provide for the suspension of students when a health hazard exists. At this time, a statement was received from the board of school trustees that an appeal of ruling would be made to the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago. A second hearing was lost in April of 1971 at South Bend and Greg Carpenter did graduate with the seniors of 1971. He is currently employed with Leisure Time at Nappanee. LAKELAND LOCAL Mrs. Elmo Niccum of Goshen and Syracuse has returned from a winter stay at Scottsdale, Ariz. 1 LEGALS NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tha SyracuM Town Plan Commission of tha Town of Syracuse, Kosciusko County, State of Indiana, will on Thursday, May it, 1*72. at the Town Hall located at 418 South Huntington Street. Syracuse, Indiana at 7:30 p.m.. consider the petition of Kinder Realty, Inc., for a Certificate of Approval of the preliminary plat to be known and designated as Village Annex Section I Sub-Division and situated in the following described real estate in Kosciusko County, State of Indiana, to-wit: Village Annex Section 1 is a sub division of a tract of land in the east half of Section 7, Township 34, North. Range 7 East, Kosciusko County, Indiana, more particularly described as follows Beginning at a point which is 1320.11 feet West, 1893.2 feet North 0 degrees 5V West, North 0 degrees;29'-40" West 1033.46 feet, (in the center of the Syracuse North Webster Road); and North 89 degrees 22' East 325.0 of the southeast corner of said Section 7; thence North 0 degrees 29 40" West 360 0 feet, thence North 89 degrees-22' East 845.0 feet; thence South 0 degrees-29*-40" East 10.0 feet; thence North 89 degrees-22' East 146.8 feet to the center of a ditch; thence South 0 degrees 29*-40" East 490.0 feet; thence South 89 degrees-22' West 791.8 feet; thence North 0 degrees 29*-40" West 140.0 feet; thence South 89 degrees-22' West 200 feet to th*e place of beginning. Containing therein 10.71 acres. The sub-division plat for which a Certificate of Approval has been applied con sists of thirty three (33) lots with sizes and dimensions indicated on said plat and sets forth proposed streets, drainage and restrictive covenants and conditions to be imposed therein. All persons interested in said petition for a Certificate of Approval of said sub-division should appear at the above stated time and place and they will be given an opportunity to be heard. William M. Beemer Secretary Syracuse Town Plan Commission May 3 NOTICE TOTAXPAYERSOF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of Kosciusko County, Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular meeting place, in the Court House in the City of Warsaw, at 9 A M., on the 15th day ot May 1972 will consider the following ad ditional appropriation. General Fund: No 101 C Assistant matron for the county tail »,450 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, that the taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have the right to be heard thereon The additional appropriation as finally deter mined will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Commissioners will hold a further hearing within fifteen (15) days at the County Auditor's Office of Kosciusko County. At such hearing taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heard and interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor, when and were such hearing will be held Lawrence Butts Auditor Kosciusko County M. 3,10 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Syracuse Town Plan Commission of the Town of Syracuse. Kosciusko County, State of Indiana, will on Thursday, May 18. 1972, at the Town Hall located at 418 South Huntington Street. Syracuse, Indiana, at 7:30 P.M.. consider the petition of Kinder Realty,

Final Day For Assessment Is Near Van Buren township trustee Maurice Beer reminds all residents of the township that the final day for assessments is near. The office at the fire station will be open all day this coming Saturday, May 6. The final day for the office to be open is Saturday, May 13. * Persons with farm equipment, pick-ups, boats and travel trailers must report for their assessment. Dog owners must also purchase a tag from the assessor prior to the May 15 deadline.

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Inc., for a Certificate of Approval of the preliminary plat to be known and designated as Wawasee Heights Sub Division and situated in the following described real estate in Kosciusko County, State of Indiana, to wit: Wawasee Heights is a sub-division of a tract of land in the east half of Section 7, Township 34 North, Range 7 East, Kosciusko County, Indiana, more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point which is 1320.11 feet west, 1893.2 feet north 0 degrpes-51' West, and 225.46 feet north 0 degrees 29'-40" West of the southeast corner of said Section 7 (In the center of the Syracuse North Webster Road): Thence North 0 degrees-29*-40" West 858.0 feet; thence North 89 degrees--22' East 325.0 feet; thence South odegrees 29' 40" East 50 0 feet; thence North 89 degrees-22' East 200.0 feet, thence South 0 degrees 29' 40" East 608.0 feet, thence North 89 degrees 22' East 50.0 feet; thence South 0 degrees-29'-40" East 200.0 feet; thence South 89 degrees-22' West 575.0 feet to the place of beginning. Containing therein 10.34 acres more or less. The sub-division plat for which a Cer • tificate of Approval has been applied con- . sists df twenty-three (23) lots with sizes and dimensions indicated on said plat and sets forth proposed streets, drainage and restrietve covenants and conditions to imposed therein. All persons interested in said petition for a Certificate of Approval of said sub-division should appear at the above stated time and place and they will be given an opportunity to be heard. William M. Beemer Secretary Syracuse Town Plan Commission May NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Syracuse Town Plan Commission of the Town of Syracuse. Kosciusko County, State of Indiana, will on Thursday. May 18,1972, at the Town Hall located at 418 South Huntington Street, at 7:30 P.M. consider the following matters: Petition of Donald C. Gardner and Richard W. Gardner for a Certificate of Approval of the preliminary plat to be known and designated as Estates, consisting of a 41 acre tract in the Northeast Quarter of Section 24, Township 34 North, Range 7 East in Turkey Creek Township. Kosciusko County, Indiana. The subdivision plat for which a Cer tificate of Approval has been applied consists of 134 residential lots with sizes and dimensions Indicated on said plat and sets forth proposed streets, drainage and restrictive covenants and conditions to be imposed thereon. All persons interested in said petition for Certificate of Approval of said subdivision shall appear at the above stated time and place and they will be given an opportunity to be heard. William M. Beemer Secretary Syracuse Town Plan. Commission NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING SYRACUSE TOWN PLAN COMMISSION Notice is hereby given that Liberty Homes, Inc. has filed a petition requesting the vacation of certain public streets and alleys located in the Town of Kosciusko County, Indiana, which are legally described as .follows, to-wit: (A) Baltimore Street between Lots Numbered 61 and 62 from the west line of Huntington Street on the East to the East line of Lots Numbered 43 and 44 on the West, all in Straus and Dolan's Addition, being approximately sixty (60) feet in width and one hundred seventy-two (172) feet in length. (B) Pittsburg Street between Lots Numbered 19, 20, 31 and 32 from the West line of Fourth Street on the East to the East line of Third Street on the West, all in Straus and Dolan's Addition, being approximately sixty (60) feet in width and three hundred twenty (320) feet in length. (C) A North-South alley between Lots Numbered 44. 45, 46, 47, and the North half of Lot 48 in Straus and Dolan's Addition on the West, and Lots Numbered 59. 60 and 61 Straus and Dolan's Addition and the North half of Lot Number 70 In Hillabold's Addition on the East, being approximately twelve (12) feet in width and two hundred ten (210) feet in length. (D) An East-West alley between Lot Number 59 in Straus and Dolan's Addition and the North half of Lots Numbered 70, 71 and 72 Hillabold's Addition, from the West line of Huntington Street on the East to the East line of Lots Numbered 46 and 47 on the West, being approximately twelve (12) feet in width and one hundred seventy-one (171) feet in length. (E) An East-West alley between Lots Numbered 28 and 29 in Straus and Dolan's Addition, from the West line of Fourth Street on the East to the West line of Lots Numbered 28 and 29 in Straus and Dolan's Addition on the West, being approximately twelve (12) feet in width and one hundred fifty four (154) feet in length. Notice is further hereby given that Syracuse Town Plan Commission, pursuant to the Statute providing for public hearing In such cases will conduct a public hearing upon the merits of this petition commencing at 7:30 o'clock P.M. on Tuesday, May 18th, 1972, in the Syracuse Town Hall located In the Town of Syracuse, Indiana. All persons interested in this matter appearing at said time and place will be given an opportunity to be heard by the Syracuse Town Commission. Syracuse Town Plan Commission By William M Beemer Secretary