The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 18, Milford, Kosciusko County, 31 May 1972 — Page 10

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117 Graduate From West Noble High School

West Noble high school commencement was held Wednesday evening in the gymnasium with the entire program by students and teachers. One hundred and seventeen young men and women received diplomas in the second commencement to be held at the school. The invocation was given by graduate. Mike Coy, with Jolene Ray giving the “Welcome”. Cheryl Long and Lori Price rendered a musical selection and the processional and recessional music was played by the high school band under the direction of Raymond Cole. Awards had been previously given out at the honors convocation with class president, Doug Rex. winning a Hoosier scholarship, the Harvard college scholarship. National Honor

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Society scholarship and the Elks leadership award. Three athletic scholarship had been award to Phil Wysong, Eric Wolf and Kent Saggars. / ‘ Susan Burns, Jolene Ray and Douglas Rex all graduated with highest honors, receiving straight A s for the entire four years. , One young man. Dennis Mynhier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alva Mynhier received a surprise award at the commencement exercises, for 13 years (kindergarten through high school) perfect attendance The senior victory flag was presented to the class of 1973 by Dale Miller. Doug Rex gave the "Farewell” and diplomas were awarded by Glen Longenbaugh, superintendent of schools The benediction was by graduate, Rick Myers. Kalb sang an appropriate song. The room was decorated in Western Motif and the Bud Todd family, from Albion, presented country and western music to get Miss Warren in the mood for her upcoming trip to Montana. The social hour was held in the basement of the lodge hall also decorated in western style Guests were present from West Lafayette. Michigan City and South Bend. SUNDAY GUESTS Rev. and Mrs. F. Hazen Sparks of Epworth Forrest were dinner guests of Mr ibid-Mrs. Ray Cole Sunday. Rev. Sparks was guest minister at the United Methodist church Sunday morning. MISS STAGE HAS GUESTS Mr and Mrs. Jack Miller and family of Bowling Green. Ohio, were guests of Miss Eleanor Stage Sunday. In the afternoon they all called on Mrs Jessie Goshorn in the National nursing home at Goshen.

450 Attend Athletic Banquet At West Noble High School

Approximately 450 athletes, parents and fans attended the fifth annual West Noble high school athletic banquet last Friday evening. After feasting on a fine carry-in supper those in attendance enjoyed a talk by Tony Mason, defensive line coach at Purdue university. The highlight of the evening was the naming of the Greg Conner memorial award to the most valuable athlete in each sport. The winners were: Baseball — Kary Knox Basketball — Kent Saggars Cross-Country — Phil Wysong Football — Mike Coy Golf — Dave Vanette Track — Ray Huff and Phil Wysong (Tie) Wrestling — John D. Reidenback A new award was given this year to the athlete exhibiting the best sportsmanship and mental attitude. This plaque, donated to the school by Jim Bandy on behalf of the West Noble fans was presented to the following players: Baseball — Kary Knox Basketball — Eric Wolf Cross-Country — Paul Stahly Football — Doug Rex Golf — Mark Hagen Track — Phil Wysong Wrestling — Rick Addis Other special awards in various sports were awarded by

Richard Reel Is New 4-H Youth Agent Noble county has a new 4-H extension youth agent as announced by extension agent Art Howard. Richard Reel, 24, of Vincennes, has been hired to replace Ron Stevens who has been hired in a similar position in Perry county. Reel will assume his duties on June 5 and will be moving to Albion. He holds a BA and MA in recreation from Indiana State university and recently completed his tour of duty in the army He was a 10-year 4-H member in Knox county, served on the state 4-H junior leader council and was the recipient of the 4-H key club award. He served as apprentice agent in Lake and Knox counties and was extension youth agent in Kosciusko county. 'Vote For Fashions' WNJH Style Show Eighty West Noble junior high home economics girls presented their annual style show at the West Noble high school cafetorium May 18, before an audience of 350 persons. Under the supervision of Mrs. Fred L. Geiger, the girls survived another adventure in the art of growing up, as they modeled their very own creations. For several weeks of trial and error, snipped fingers and ripping and re-sewing seams, the girls gradually mastered the basics of constructing a garment. “Vote for Fashions" was the theme of the program and the girls were declared winners by a landslide as they modeled their creations with poise before their parents and fnends The event had the effect of a regular political rally with colorful decorations, flowers, a piano prelude by Clair Franks, welcome by Miss Jeanne Ness.

the following head coaches: Bob Gaier — Wrestling Award — Most Pins — to Frank Correll Roger Tuggle — Basketball Awards — most rebounds — Kent Saggars; most assists, Dave Vanette; Best defense, Dan Rarick; best free throw percentage — Kent Saggars. Bob Gunn — Football Awards — best offensive, Tim Lea mon . best defensive, Don Hawn. Jerry Yoder — Highest Point award — Ray Huff ; also the coaches award to Bob Warren. Seniors at West Noble who major in three sports receive a plaque. Those winners were Dana Baugher, Doug Rex and Phil Wysong. Senior athletes who carried a 3.0 grade point average or better for four years of high school received the athletic scholarship awards. They were Rick Silwoski. Doug Rex, John Frey, Kevin Preston and Mike Coy. The Letterman’s club named five honorary lettermen to its membership in appreciation to the help they have given West Noble athletics. These men were Jim Bandy. Tom Conner. Merrill Frick, Leßoy Markley and Joe Norris. Mary Ann Stine presented cheerleader awards to Trish Hain (four years of cheerleading), Joelene Ray, Mary Lou Miller. Lori Bitner, Rose Loveless and Karen Zimmerman.

presentation of a corsage to Mrs. Geiger by Jan Becker; several selections by members of the junior high band and a piano postlude by Shelly Epert, LuAnn Moser and Jan Kreager. Mrs. Geiger served as narrator and convinced the audience that each girl was a winning candidate in her own right. Mrs. Robert Wechter graciously presided as the First Lady at the refreshment table. James Wellman Honored At Family Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wellman entertained 19 members of their family at a dinner Sunday, honoring their son Sp-4 Wellman who left Tuesday from Fort Dix, N.J., to fly to Germany where he has been reassigned. Sp-4 Wellman has spent the last six weeks at Fort Benjamin Harrison after being called from Germany to the U.S. because of the illness of his wife. Mrs. Wellman expects to join her husband at a later date. Changes Made In Basketball Camp Here Roger Schermerhorn, West Noble high school assistant principal, has announced several changes in the summer basketball camp for West Noble School Corporation boys in grades five through eight. The camp will be held at the high school gym from July 10-14 as follows: Grades seven and eight will attend from 9 to 11 a m. Grades five and six will attend from 1 to 3 p.m. Each boy is asked to supply his own gym equipment and towel. If not already paid, the fee should be paid on July 10. the first day of camp. Boys who are interested and have not enrolled may do 'O by contacting Roger Schermerhorn West Noble high school, r 2 Ligonier. Please note change in time. Varsity basketball coach Rick Schaekel will direct the camp assisted by Jim Smoots, West Noble high school assistant

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Dr. and Mrs. Herman Lung, was guest of honor at a graduation open house held at their Wawasee Lake cottage Sunday afternoon following baccalaureate services. Receives McClain Teaching Award At Grace College Mrs. Dean (Jean) Coverstone of Leesburg, a member of the Grace college faculty at Winona Lake for the past two years, has been awarded the McClain Award for Excellence in Teaching. The award is presented an-

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