The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 17, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 May 1972 — Page 2

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BLANKET WINNERS — Seven Wawasee high school seniors were awarded blankets during a convocation held last Friday in the school gym. The convocation was one of the special features of senior tacky day at the school. A student must earn six major awards to be eligible for a blanket. From left in the above photo are Pat Spearman who has won three football letters, one swimming letter and three track letters; Dave Berghorn. one football letter, three swimming and two track; Dan Mosier, two football letters, two basketball and two basebail: Tom Fribley. three football let* ters. two basketball, two tennis and |wo track; Tim Blue, three football awards and three basketball; Dal Ummel. three swimming awards and three golf awards; and Doug Bushong, three cross country, two swimming and one track.

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OUTSTANDING TRACK MEN — Pat Spearman and Kim Cripe, shown above with track coach Jerry Minton, won top track awards at Wawasee high school this year. Pat. shown on the left, was named moot valuable and second high point man of the year. Kim. on the right, was high point man and was presented an award for outstanding achievement. Kim is the first Warrior to participate in a regional tournament.

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Thursday League 0 J I Has Banquet The annual end of the season banquet of the Thursday Night Ladies bowling league at Syracuse was held Thursday evening at a North Webster restaurant. President Fredetta Money was in charge of the business meeting which followed the buffet dinner During the election of officers the following persons were elected Vice president — Helen Frushour Secretary — Jean Knisley Sgt.-At-Arms — Sharon Gilbert Serving with the above mentioned officers next year will be Fredetta Money, president, and Mary Lou Lambert, treasurer The league voted to bowl 30 weeks next year, starting September 7. Trophies, pms and prize money was distributed by out going secretary Beverly Hamman and treasurer Mary Lou Lambert. Top winners included: Team championship — Village Green consisting of Brenda Kern,

Barb Gardner, Rosemary Lantz, June Lantz and Ruth Easley. High individual game and series — Joan Reed, who also won the Women’s International Bowling Congress high series pin. Most improved average — Karen Biesemeyer. Linda Saify memorial trophy — Beverly Hamman. South Shore Wins Inter-Club Match The South Shore-Maxwelton Inter-club tournament, canceled May 13 due to rain, was held last Saturday at South Shore with 114 participants and South Shore winning 60-23. The traveling trophy will remain at South Store until the fall meet when the golf clubs will told their fall tournament. South Shore Ladies Play 'Throw Out' “Throw Out” was the play for the day Tuesday for ladies of the South Shore Ladies Day Golf association with the following winners in 18-hole play: First, Joan Gray; second, tie, Barbara Hulley and Sandy Walgamuth; third, Betty Nyce; and fourth, Julia Reed. In the 9-hole division winners were: First, tie. Pearl Herramann and Brenda Kuhn; second, tie. Elizabeth Meuller and Bertha Lehman; and third, Verna Hathaway. Play next week will be ■‘Calloway.”

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SET RECORDS — During the annual fifth grade field day at the Syracuse track last week, this group of athletes set new records in a number of events. in the front row, Lr. are Mark Dunithan. Cathy Singrey, Lisa Mohler and Rick Cripe. Dan Andrews, Bob Long. Ray Gerber and Rick Swartz are in the back row.

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Swimming Classes Begin At Wawasee

The Wawasee high school swimming instruction classes will start on June 12. The classes will be approximately 45 minutes in length, with each group meeting for three weeks. This year there will be two sessions each three weeks in length. The first session begins on June 12 and will close on June 30 while the second session begins July 3 and continues thru July 21 with no classes on July 4, If enough interest is shown there will be a possible third session from July 24 till August 11. Classes will be offered for children from ages four and up and for adults. Beginner, complete non-swimmer, some swimming ability, beginners, intermediates, advanced beginners, swimmers and ad-

Wawasee Encourages Competitive Swimming

This year in addition to the Red Cross swimming program Wawasee high school is offering competitive swimming and diving. Competitive swimming and diving is an important part of the girls and boys athletic program in high school, therefore school officials are encouraging any student who has at least passed advanced beginners or who can swim two lengths of the pool to enroll in the summer program. The program will be divided into age groups and hopefully they will be able to swim in some

Warriors Break School Record The Wawasee golf team topped a visiting Whitko team 152-168 at the South Store golf club last Thursday and in going so broke the school record for the fourth time this year. The B team also won its match 190*206. Low for the Warriors was Greg Ummel with 36. This ties the old school records for low medalist. Others holding the record are John Hulley, Gary Firestone and Dal Ummel. The other members of the A* team scored as follows in the match; Larry Stidham 38, Dal Ummel and John Didier 39 and Bob Bauman 40. Brad Bishop led the Whitko team with 40. He was followed by Dennis Waybright with 41, Dave Rex with 42, Mike Mantel with 45 and Pete Kubacki with 47. The Warrior B team was led by Tom Hall with 39. LAKELAND LOCAL Mrs. Hazel Miller of Cromwell is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McClintic, recuperating after being dismissed from the Goshen hospital.

vanced swimmers as well as junior and senior lifesaving, long distance swimming, competitive swimming, instructor of beginning swimming and diving. Registration for the June 12 to June 30 session will be held on June 5 with those wishing to take morning classes registering between 8 a.m. and 12 noon and those taking afternoon classes registering between 1 and 4 p.m. The date set for registering for the July 3 to July 21 sessions is June 6 with the same time schedules being followed. Open registration and testing will be held from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. on June 7. Any student who has not taken lessons at Wawasee before or who was not tested last year will be tested this year.

AAU meets and compete against other schools. Last summer was the first year the school offered competitive swimming. At the end of the summer the students competed in a swim meet at North Manchester and came home with several firsts. Registration for competitive swimming and diving is June 5, 6 and 7. These are the same dates as for the regular summer instruction program. Students may enroll in both programs if they so choose.

Maxwelton Ladies Play 'Blind Partners' Tuesday ‘‘Blind Partners” was the play for the day Tuesday for the Maxwelton Ladies Day association with 43 participating. First place winners in the 18hole play were Maggie Smith and Doris Sedgwick; second, Sandy Conners and Ginny Peters; and third, Ruth George and June Auer. Os the 20 players in the 9-tole division. Susie Balsley and Mary Kimble took first; LaVon Hawk and Lois Weaver, second; and Barbara Beemer and Dora Nelson, third, Milford Cubs Win Third At Scout Fair Pack 47 of Milford won third place in the display category for their forestry project at the Scout fair held Saturday and Sunday on the county fairgrounds. 4‘American Heritage” was the theme of the week end event. The Cub Scouts sold fir and tulip trees at their display and plan to use the money to pay for a trip which they hope to take in the future. The Weblos had posters and displays on forestry also. Minding one’s business never " hurt anyone.

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Syracuse tfins 2d GAA Track Meet At Milford

Last Friday the Milford junior high school Girls Athletic Association sponsored its second annual invitational trade meet. Participating in the event were girls from Milford, Syracuse, Pierceton, Warsaw. Avilla and Towncrest. For the second year in a row Syracuse led the field with a total of 63.5 points. The individual winner this year was Lorene Spearman of Milford. Lorene broke two existing records and took first in three events. A break down of award winners follow:

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INDIVIDUAL WINNER — Lorene Spearman, a member of the Milford junior high track team and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spearman of r 3 Syracuse, was the individual winner of the second annual GAA sponsored invitational track meet. Lorene broke two existing records and took home three first place ribbons.

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SYRACUSE GAA TRACK TEAM

Long jump — McCleary W High jump 4’B” — Albrecht T Softball throw 164’4” for a new record — Brower S \ 100 yard low hurdles 15.3 — Shively W 50 yard dash 6.3 for a new record — Spearman M 200 yard dash 31.1 — Gonzales M 75 yard dash 10.0 for a new

Holiday Week [nd Doubleheader New Paris Speedway

— Saturday — 3 Big Features Powder Puff Derby 11 Other Events On Paved Oval First Race 8:00

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record — Spearman M < 100 yard dash 13.1 — Spearman M 440 yard dash 71.0 — Miller P 440 relay 60 — Syracuse 880 relay 2:10.4 — Syracuse 440 relay 104.2 — Syracuse Following Syracuse who finished with 62.5 points were Warsaw with 38, Milford with 31.5, Pierceton with 28, Towncrest with 16 and, Avilla with 14.

— Monday — Twinite Special 12 Big Events Time Trials 5:30 First Race 6:45 Ox Roast 9:30