The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 19, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 June 1972 — Page 6

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., June 7, 1972

I Lakeland I SCHOOL NEWS £ s

Honor Rolls Given At Wawasee H.S.

Henry L. Smith, principal of Wawasee high school has released the names of students attaining the honor roll for the last six weeks and also the second semester. They are as follows: Semester High Seniors — Karen Allen, Charles Baldwin, Carlynn Baumgartner, Kerry Barrett, Dana Berghorn. Tim Blue, Denise Brown, Colleen Coy, Jan Criswell, Nancy Crowl, Anne Davenport. Larry Dowty, Tom Fribley, Carol Green. Peg Guard. Nancy Holcomb. Debbie Howard. Rhonda Huffman. Kathy Jones, Shelley Kaiser, Gretchen Love, Lynne Moore, Jeff Plumer, Clark Rassi, Debbie Rich. Pat Richardson. Barbara Rush. Shirley Searfoiss, Lydia Shearer. Scott Staley, Sandy Strand, Marsha Strickler, Vicki Timmons, Mark Treesh. Dal Ummel. Dave VanLue. Penny Wiggs and George Xanders. Juniors — Gail Benson. Lynn Black, Steve Bryant, Connie Christner, Susan Clark. 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 Lundquist. Georgina Morehouse, Tim Moser, Chuck Rapp, Randy Rich, Trudy Shively. Nancy Souers, Yvonne Spurling. Valerie Steffen, Dave Stichter, Karen Tethrake. Craig Tucker. Sonja Whisler, Darcy Wolferman and Mike Zurcher Sophomores — Lee Beer, Sandy Beer. Ann Brice, Susan Connolly, Bill Fawley, Kevin Fry, Susie Holcomb. Cindy Hyndman. Kathy Kell. Mark Reiff. Becky Replogle, Bobbi Rhodes. Anita Rheinheimer, Jeff Rhodes, Mark Shearer, Jon Treesh and Teresa L’mmel Freshmen — Peg Beer, Christie Carr. Jill Farrell, Alice Gunden, Connie Hoopmgarner, Mike Lantz, Debby Miller, Judy Moser, . oby Popenfoose, Amy Purdum. Sharon Rapp. Steve Rhodes and Kathy Steffen Semester Regular Seniors — Jack Beer. David Berghorn, Linda Bitner. Susan Brown. Lana Buhrt, Cindy Bucher. Joni Caple, Dan Chamberlin, Peg Doty, Janice Hamell. John Hamilton, Michael Harris, Rodney Hollar. Jeff Hughes. Greg Kaiser. Gene Lawson, Becky Long. Terri McCoy. Dan Mosier. Kim Neibert, Janice Ooms. Connie Plank. Vicki Price, Roger Smith. Rebecca Stutzman. Lucy Wagner and Kay Waldbeser Juniors —■ Mitzi Bell. Catheran Berghorn, Bill Butt, Kim Cripe. Dixie Darr, Rita Dowty. Bill Gilbert, Lisa Griffith, Cindy Groves. Tom Hall. Garry Hamilton, Denise Hostetler, Debra Hummel. Debbie Kissinger. Eric Kolberg, Donna Miller, Malinda Napier. Pat Peace, Julie Plew, Mark Randall, JoAnn Rassi. Dennis Richards, Lark Ruch, Barb Ryman, Steve Schrumpf, Kim Shock. Kay Sorensen. Greg Ummel. Karen Walker and Rita Workman Sophomores — Randy Anderson. Kim Augsburger, NancyBeer, Rick Brannock, Doug Brown, Debbie Clayton, Sue Cool,

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Steve Coverstone, Bobbi Crafton. Wendy Danielson, Donna Doty, Cris Eby, Greg Fidler, Paula Gordon, Matt Gray, Daretta Grisamer, Jay Haab, Dave Hamilton, Tim Hoppes, Jeff Housouer, Toby Hunziker, Brent Kaiser, Rosalyn Long, Starr Martin, Jeff Miller, Bob Mosier, Sue Niles. Kathy Price, Cindy Rapp. Joni Rupprecht, Bill Rush, Detrarah Searer, Teresa Shannon, Cindy Sheets. Arlene Thomas. Brian Tucker, Mike Watterson and Dave Weicht Freshmen — Del Acton, Sherree Arthur, Roxanne Auer, Colleen Beer. Steve Beer, Curtis Bender, Juan Carvajal, Sarah Coy, Rita Curtis, Rick Dahlstrom. Suzy Fortress. Sandy Gerencser, Nina Gilbert, Jennifer Glon, Mark Goshert. Rhonda Graff, Debbie Grindle, Shannon Hall, Path Holtzclaw. Mary Kiser. Suzanne Kruger, Mary Kunkle, Jennifer Longenecker, Jeff Lovellette, Paul Miller, Elaine Mulletl, Susan Nyce, Frank Nyikos, Phil Randall, Dennis Rex, Sally Shively, Mark Smith, Deb Stutzman, Polly Turner, Mark Webb. Dan Weicht. Debbie Wells. Shane Willson, Jane Wilson. Dave Wollman, Riel/ Wuthrich and Tim Yoder Six Weeks High /. Seniors — Karen Allen. Charles Baldwin. Kerry Barrett, Carlynn Baumgartner, Dana Berghorn, Tim Blue, Denise Brown. Leslie Burnworth. Joni Caple, Dan Chamberlin, Colleen Coy, Nancy Crowl, Anne Davenport, Larry Dowty. Tom Fribley. Peg Guard, t Janice Hamell. Nancy Holcomb. Rodney Hollar. Debbie Howard. Shelley Kaiser, Gene Lawson. Robert List, Becky Long, Gretchen Love, Lynne Moore. Jeff Plumer. Clark Rassi. Pat Richardson, Debbie Rich, Barbara Rush. Shirley Searfoss, Lydia Shearer, Scott Staley, Sandy Strand, Marsha Strickler, Rebecca Stutzman, Don Thomas. Mark Treesh, Dal Ummel, Dave »anLue, Penny Wiggs and George Xanders Juniors — Gail Benson, Connie Christner. Susan Clark, Jeannie Coverstone. Randy Grimes, Cheryl Hadley, Joni Hawk, Rhonda Hurd, Cindy Kinney, Judy Little, Linda Lundquist, Mark Randall, Chuck Rapp. JoAnne Rassi. Kim Shock, Yvonne Spurling. Valerie Steffen, Dave Stichter. Craig Tucker. Sonja Whisler. Darcy Wolferman. Becky Zimmerman and Mike Zurcher Sophomores — Lee Beer. Sandy Beer, Sue Blue. Ann Brice, Bill Fawley, Kevin Fry, Matt Gray, Dave Hamilton, Cindy Hyndman, Mark Reiff, Becky Replogle, Anita Rheinheimer, Bobbi Rhodes. Jeff Rhodes. Mark Shearer and Jon Treesh Freshmen — Roxanne Auer, Peg Beer, Christie Carr. Sarah Coy, Jill Farrell, Sandy Gerencser. Shannon Hall, Kathy Kell. AliceyGunden, Connie Hoopingarner. Mike Lantz, Debby Miller, Nick Miller. Judy Moser, Toby Popenfoose. Amy Purdum, Sharon Rapp, Kathy Steffen, Polly Turner. Debbie Wells and Jane Wilson Six Weeks Regular Seniors — Denise Acton, Jack Beer, David Berghorn, Linda Bitner. Susan Brown, Cindy Bucher, Lana Buhrt, Nathan Busch. Peg Doty, Carol Green. John Hamilton. Michael Harris.

Rhonda Huffman, Jeff Hughes. Kathy Jones. Greg Kaiser, Kathi Lamle, Terri McCoy, Dan Mosier, Kim Neibert, Jim Pachynski. Connie Plank, Vicki Price. Jyl Sharp, Roger Smith, Devon Swensen, Pat Spearman, Vicki Timmons, Lucy Wagner. Kay Waldbeser and Mark Workman Juniors — Lynn Black, Steve Bryant, Sue Cool, Kim Cripe, Dixie Darr, Rita Dowty. Susan Elliott, Bill Gilbert, Lisa Griffith. Cindy Groves, Tom Hall, Denise Hostetler, Brenda Hughes, Debra Hummel, Barbara Kehr, Elaine Kilmer, Debbie Kissinger, Mike Klenke, Eric Kolberg, JoAnn Krasnansky, Rhonda Lawson, Georgina Morehouse, Tim Moser, Malinda Napier. Pat Peace, Julie Plew, Randy Rich, Dennis Richards. Lark Ruch. Barb Ryman, Steve Schrumpf, Trudy Shively, Kay Sorensen. Ron Spiegel, Karen Tethrake, Greg Ummel, Lee Ann Vanderfleet, Karen Waller and Rita Workman Sophomores — Randy. Anderson, Kim Augsburger, Rick Brannock. Doug Brown, Debbie Clayton, Susan Connolly, Steve Coverstone, Wendy Danielson, Donna Doty, Cris Eby, Greg Fidler, Brian Glaser, Paula Gordon, Daretta Grisamer. Mike Grotz, Jay Haab, Susie Holcomb, Marla Hoover, Tim Hoppes. Jeff Housouer, Toby Hunziker, Brent Kaiser. Jeanne Krasnansky, Rosalyn Long, Starr Martin, Crystal Miller, Jeff Miller, Bob Mosier, Andrea Newman, Sue Niles. Erique Paradis. Kathy Price, Cindy Rapp, Joni Rupprecht, Bill Rush, Qeborah Searer. Teresa Shannon, Cindy Sheets, Arlene Thomas, Jim Thwaits, Brian Tucker, Teresa Ummel. Mike Watterson, Dan Weicht and Dave Weicht Freshmen — Del Acton. Renee Anglin. Colleen Beer, Steve Beer, Paula Bell. Curtis Bender, Kris Brembeck. Dawn Byrket, Juan : Carvajal, Brad Cox, Rick Dahlstrom, Gary Dean, Dianne Deck, Nina Gilbert, Jennifer Glon, Mark Goshert, Rhonda Graff, Cathy Guard, Deborah Harrison, Mary Kiser. Mary Kunkle. Jennifer Longenecker. Jeff Lovellette, Marchell Maloney, Lani McCullough. Paul Miller. Elaine Mullett, Frank Nyikos, Phil Randall, Dennis Rex, Steve Rhodes, Sally Shively, Jane Simpson, Mark Smith, Larry Speicher, Lori Steury, Deb Stutzman. Mark Webb. Shane Willson and Rick Wuthrich MILFORD Library Notes By MRS. DONN KESLER The summer reading program is in progress, with many children who have not been using the public library, registering and getting involved in our program Has your child visited the library since June 1? Mrs. Elizabeth Brunjes is again working in the children’s room this summer, along with Mrs Donna Angle Mrs Kesler plans to be busy at home this summer, but we are expecting her back in September, and at times before then We are ordering many new books for children with moneyprovided for memorials Details will be given at a later date. This is certainly a splendid way to remember friends and relatives, and at the same time provide pleasure and information to many people over an extended period of time. The new residents visit the library; many of the old-timers admit they have never been in our building. Why not see what you are missing 20% Discount On All Items And Appliances During Park Days, June 9-10 Stiver's General Store New Paris

Wawasee Seniors Honored Following are graduation parties and receptions held following commencement exercises at Wawasee high school on Sunday. LANA MAE BUHRT Lana, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buhrt of r 1 Syracuse, was the guest of honor following graduation exercises on May 28. She was received by relatives and friends at her home. Lana is working at Maple Leaf Farms, Inc. and will be attending International Business college at Fort Wayne this fall. She will be taking up secretarial studies for one year VICKIE SUE PRICE Mr. and Mrs. Everett Price of r 2 Leesburg are the parents of Vicki. She was honored at a reception following graduation ceremonies on Sunday, May 28, which 50 relatives attended. Vickie is planning to get married July 28 to Steve Greer of Goshen and they will be residing in Goshen. Vickie plans to work following her marriage. SANDRA JEAN STRAND Sandra Jean Strand, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood L. Strand of r 1 Warsaw, was honored by friends and relatives at a reception held June 4. Sandy plans to attend Indiana university with a major in zoology. JOHN EDWIN ROBERTS John Edwin Roberts of r 1 Leesburg plans to attend a technical school in auto body repairs. John is the son of Stanley Roberts. EDD CAMPBELL Edd Campbell was honored with a party including friends and relatives, Sunday evening after graduation ceremonies. Edd’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Campbell of r 1 Warsaw. RHONDA JEANNE HUFFMAN Relatives honored Rhonda Jeanne Huffman at a small reception at her home after graduation ceremonies. Rhonda's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest (Tag) Huffman of North Webster. Enrolled in the fall quarter at Massey junior college in Atlanta, Ga., Rhonda will be in the division of the Fashion Institute of America. DANA AND DAVE BERGHORN A party was given for Dave and Dana Berghorn, Sunday after graduation exercises at the high school. Relatives and friends attended. Dana plans to attend Ball State university as a pre-law student and Dave plans to attend Purdue university. The boys are sons of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Berghorn of r 3 Syracuse. JAMES V. GAFF Friends and relatives attended a party to honor James V. Gaff after graduation, Sunday. Jim, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vearl Gaff of r 1 North Webster, is working as an orderly at the Goshen hospital and is considering taking some courses at Goshen college KATHERINE MARIE MATO A small reception was held far Katherine Marie Mato, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Fergison of r 1 North Webster. Kathy plans to continue working at Thornburg's Drug store and at her father’s riding stables. She is also planning a wedding this week end. SUSAN KAY BROWN Approximately 25 persons attended a party given for Susan Kay Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Brown of r 1 Warsaw, after graduation ceremonies, May 28. Susan hopes to find work in the near future and plans to major in elementary education at Fort Wayne Bible college this fall. GOLDEN MARIE KUHN A reception for Golden Marie Kuhn was held at the home of Naomi Adams, Sunday afternoon, May 28. Friends and relatives attended. Golden is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kuhn of r 1 North Webster and is employed at the Lynnwood Bakery. TIMOTHY EUGENE REIFF A 4 o'clock reception was held for Timothy Eugene Reiff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Reiff of r I Warsaw, Sunday afternoon at his home. Approximately 25 attended. Tim is working with Kline Bros. Construction and is also doing some farming.

REBECCA ANN STUTZMAN A graduation party was held for Rebecca Ann Stutzman at her home Sunday afternoon. Approximately 25 were present. Becky, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stutzman of North Webster, plans to attend Ball State university with a major in science. She has been working part time at Grassy Creek restaurant. MELVIN Melvin Lynn Gray is the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Ledru Gray of r , 1 North Webster. A get-together of 25-30 people was held in his honor after graduation ceremonies, last Sunday. Lynn is working at Humble’s Greenhouse. LESLIE A. BURNWORTH Leslie Arlene Burnworth is presently employed by Thornburg’s Drug Store in North Webster. She plans to attend Ravenscroft Beauty college. Leslie is the daughter of Thurman and Martha Bumworth of North Webster. ARLUS JOE SCHAEFER Arlus Joe Schaefer was honored by friends and relatives at a party. May 28, in the afternoon. Arlene and Louis Schaefer are the graduate’s parents. Joe is now working at Holiday Rambler of Nappanee in the engineering department. He would like to follow a career in drafting. KERRY DEE BARRETT Kerry Dee Barrett was honored at a reception at his home after graduation ceremonies, Sunday. Relatives and friends attended. Kerry, who plans to attend Manchester college, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Barrett of r 1 Warsaw. ROBERT H. LIST A family get-together was held after graduation ceremonies for Robert H. List, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. List of r 1 North Webster, at his home. Bob is presently working at Holiday Rambler trailer sales in Nappanee and is also taking a correspondence course in photography. MICHAEL SHANE RIDER Michael Shane Rider is working at the Barbee Hotel at present. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rider, Jr., of r 1 North Webster. LANDA JOLANE SCHELL Landa Jolane Schell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williamson of r 1 Warsaw, was honored at a reception of approximately 20 people, May 28. The reception was held at the Stacy Davis home. JOHN RHODES John Rhodes was honored at a family get-together of approximately 60 people, Sunday evening, at his home. John is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rhodes of r 1 Warsaw. He is now working at Sea Nymph at Syracuse and would like to attend Purdue university as an engineering student. k JAMES A. KRASNANSKY After the graduation ceremony, Sunday, several friends and relatives of James Andrew Krasnansky met to honor him at a small reception. Jim, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Krasnansky of r 1 Pierceton, plans to take courses in nursing at the I.U. Purdue extension in Fort Wayne. PAULA LAURETTA BRIGHT Paula Lauretta Bright celebrated both her high school graduation and a birthday at a get-together Sunday afternoon. Twenty-six people were present. Paula, who works part-time at the Al-N-Dee Grill, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bright of North Webster. ANNE MARIE DAVENPORT A Sunday afternoon reception was given for Anne Marie Davenport, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Davenport of r 1 Warsaw. Mrs. Lloyd Mynhier furnished a cake for the gettogether. Anne works at the Warsaw nursing home and plans to take nursing classes at the I.U. Purdue extension at Fort Wayne. KLM LEE NEIBERT Friends and relatives, some from Kentucky, Ohio and Minnesota, honored Kim Lee Neibert at a reception held at his home after graduation ceremonies. Kim is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Neibert of r 1 Leesburg. Kim is presently working with his father and plans to attend Grace college. He is considering becoming a C.P.A. DONALD DAVID THOMAS Relatives from Ohio and friends attended a graduation party held in the Church of God basement for Donald David Thomas. Don is the son of Rev. . and Mrs. Lewis E. Thomas of North Webster. He plans to attend Anderson college.

Graduation Is Held At Wawasee Prep

Graduation services were held the last of May at Wawasee Preparatory school, Syracuse, with its first two girl coeducational students to graduate. Sandy Chapkowski of Syracuse and Susan Strasser, Goshen, both attending for one year, graduated. They are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Cook of Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Strasser of 506 Carter Road, Goshen. Honors Thomas Veldman of South Bend presented the va|edictory address and two other seniors, Don Sabina of Marion, and Mark Sisko, Patterson, Nr J., were honored. Sabina was the class salutatorian and Sisko received the Father Thomas Brandon Memorial English medal. He held the highest average in English for the four years attended at Prep. Sabina received the Archbishop Noll Memorial Latin Medal and Veldman, the Reader’s Digest valedictorian award. Other awards were: Science, Richard Roberts; English, Edward Binzel; foreign

KENNETH BRUCE TURNER Approximately 30 attended a graduation reception given for Kenneth Bruce Turner at his home, Sunday. Bruce is the son of Elmyra Turner of r 1 North Webster and the late James Turner. WILLIAM DEAN KISER A family get-together was held Sunday afternoon for William Dean Kiser, at his home on r 3 Syracuse. Approximately 25 were present. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kiser are his parents. Bill is working with the Lakeland Sanitation department. DONNA KREIS Donna Kreis would like to attend the Fort Wayne 1.U.Purdue extension, part time. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Don Kreis of r 1 Leesburg. TERESA JANE WISEMAN A party of approximately 20 persons honored Teresa Jane Wiseman after graduation ceremonies, last Sunday. The reception was held at the home of Mrs. Robert Reiff. Terri’s parents are Virginia Wiseman of North Webster and Jack Wiseman of near Dunlap. Student Council Has Picnic At Lake Wawasee After the awards program Wednesday afternoon the Milford junior high school student council journeyed to the cottage of Dawn Price on Wawasee Lake. After a “cook in” before the big fireplace, the students were taken for a boat ride. Enters Kentucky Masonic Home Mrs. Helen Overstreet of Syracuse, and more recently of the Orn nursing home at Milford, has been moved to the Masonic home at Louisville, Ky. LAKELAND LOCAL Mrs. Sophia Weaver has returned to her r 1 Syracuse home following a winter stay at Sarasota, Fla.

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w' SANDY CHAPKOWSKI languages, Robert Wesolek; mathematics, Gerald Petron; and social studies, Rick Kincaid. The Monsignor Thomas Conroy Oratory medal went to Robert Wesolek; the Bishop Grutka Declamation medal, Maurice Johnson; and the Bishop Pursley

Milford Junior High Honor Rolls Released

The honor rolls for the sixth grading period at Milford junior high have been released by the principal, Marion Acton. The rolls follow: Distinguished Seventh grade — Sara Gaskill and Patricia McQuillian Sixth grade — \David Baker, Phillip Stichter and Lydia Tucker Regular Eighth grade — Beth Beer. Susan McQuillian, Julie Method, Esther Miller, Geoffrey Scat-"** tergood, Brad Sorenson, Craig

Syracuse Church Os God News The Syracuse Church of God held its annual congregational business meeting on Monday with elder Paul Yeager serving as chairman. Annual reports were heard. Representative of the commission on education of the Indiana conference, Wilmer Frederick, presented a report on the proposed multi-purpose building at Bear Lake camp. He listed the needs for such a building and various ways of financing the proposed project. Further discussion was tabled until a later date. A lengthy discussion was held on whether or not to revise five specific sections of the constitution of the church. The congregation voted by ballot to approve the revisions proposed. Election of officers was held as follows: Elder, Paul Yeager (reelected); deacon. Jerry Stutzman; deaconess, Mrs. Gerald Secrist; trustee, Louis Firestone; treasurer, Mrs. Jack Elam (reelected); youth, Mark Koble; adult S.S. superintendent, Gary Firestone; assistant adult S.S. superintendent, Euguene Druckamiller. Others elected were: church pianist, Mrs. Ralph Bushong, and assistant Mrs. Richard Coy; adult choir director, Mark Wagner, and assistant, Ralph Bushong; chorister, Mr. Bushong, and assistant, Carroll Koble.

Essay award, Robert Wesolek. Local Honors Local persons honored were Mr. and Mrs. William Kerfin loyal and faithful friendship and service; Mrs. Leonard Barnhart for over 10 years as secretary and assistant accountant for the school; and Berton Kolberg for school bus assistance following the death of a Prep Brother and driver. All were made faculty and student body members of the school. The Very Rev. Father David Suelzer, prior of the community and president of the school < delivered the address. welcome was by Rev. Thomas M? Scheets, principal. Rev. Scheets and Dr. Vincent Romeo, Sr., chairman of the board, presented diplomas. The prep combo [resented “Ain’t No Sunshine.” Os the 43 graduates, 19 were from Indiana. Others were Ohio, Michigan, Thailand, Virginia, Illinois, Florida, Switzerland and New Jersey. Miss Chapkowski Miss Chapkowski is employed at Marise’s for the summer will further her education ax Indiana university in September.

Sorenson. Mike Tethrake Steven Troup Seventh grade — Jimmie Adams, Joe Gerencser, Karen Goshert, Diane Kesler, Daniel Martin, David” Martin, Freida Miller, Diane Perry, Deborah Phillips, Dawn Price and Walton. Sixth grade — Robin Auer, Roger Baumgartner, Kathy Beer, Maureen Jackson, Judy Manns, Rachel Morris, Rodney Petferson, Gwen Smith, Bob Sylvester, Laura Tucker, Tim Weisser and Rex Wuthrich.

Those elected for church school offices were: chorister, Mark Koble, and assistant, Cheryl Hadley; pianist, Mrs. Richarjj. -"* Coy, and assistant, Mrs. Walter Willjams; secretary, Mrs. Arnold and assistant, Cheryl Hadley. Those serving in ' the junior department (church school) will be: Assistant S.S. superintendent, Mrs. Ted Grindle; chorister, Mrs. Gary Firestone, and assistant, Mrs. Overfelt; pianist, Debbie Grindle, and assistant, Craig Koble. Mrs. Ralph Bushong was unanimously elected with standing vote to continue atr director of the youth choir. Mrs. Bushong chose to have Debbie Grindle to continue as pianist. Mrs. Richard Coy was elected news reporter. Council members whose terms do not expire are: elder, Jack Elam, deacon, Joe Hibschman; deaconess, Mrs. Joseph trustees, Bill Stutzman Gerald Secrist; clerk, Mrs. Oliver Hibschman; youth, Beth Elam; and junior department superintendent, Mrs. Carl Hadley. A meeting is scheduled for June 21 to discuss the building program for expansion of classrooms and a possible increase to support Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hibschman, missionaries in the Philippines.