The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 42, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 November 1972 — Page 6

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Nov. 15, 1972

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Lakeland I (SCHOOL NEWS

Honor Roll Given At Wawasee For 9 Weeks

Principal Henry L. Smith, Wawasee high school, has released the names of those students who have achieved the honor roll for the first nine weeks of school. To be listed on the high honor roll a student must have B or better in all subjects with no C’s allowed and must have a 3.5 - 4.0 average. To achieve the regular honor roll a student must receive a 3.0 - 3.4 point average. Those students on the high honor roll are: Seniors — Don Beer, Barry Blue, Caren Carr, Connie Christner, Sue Cool, Jeannie Coverstone, Rita Dowty, Bill Gilbert, Jane Gingerich, Cindy Greiner, Lisa Grifith, Cheryl Hadley, April Hapner, Deb Hummel, Rhonda Hurd, Elaine Kilmer, Cindy Kinney, Mike Klenke, JoAnne Krasnansky, Judy Little, Sherry Long, Mike Mast, Cindy Mohler, Tim Moser, Chuck Rapp, JoAnn Rassi, Tina i Schenkel, Dan Sharp, Nancy Souers, Dan Spurling, Yvonne Spurting, Dave Stichter, Karen Tethrake, Kip Tom, Craig Tucker, Darcy Wolferman, Rita Workman, Sue Worster, Mike Zurcher. Juniors — Sandy Beer, Rick Brannock, Ann Brice, Alan Brown, Debbie Clayton, Susan Connolly, Willa Detwiler, Wilma Detwiler, Bill Fawley, Greg Fidler, Kevin Fry, Paula Gordon, Matt Gray, Daretta Grisamer, Joni Hawk, Tim Hoppes, Kathy Kell, Doyle Kolberg, Starr a Martin, Kathy Price, Mark Reiff, Becky Replogle, Bobbi Rhodes, Jeff Rhodes, Joni Rupprecht, Bill Rush, Mark Shearer, Julee Staley, Jon Treesh, Teresa Ummel. Sophomores — Roxanne Auer, Lee Beer, Peg Beer, Steve Beer, Carla Boyer, Sarah Coy, Sandy Gerenser, Phil Gingerich, Jennifer Glon, Alice Gunden, Shannon Hall, Mary Kunkle, Mike Lantz, Rhonda Lawson, Lani McCullough, Debby Miller, Nick Miller, Judy Moser, Elaine Mullett, Frank Nyikos, Toby, Popenfoose, Amy Purdum, Phil Randall, Sharon Rapp, Steve Rhodes, Rick Ritenour, Kathy Steffen, Polly Turner, Jane

Commissioners Claims The following is a list of claims to be considered for the General Election held Nov. 7, 1972, by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners, at a special meeting to be held on Tuesday Nov. 21, 1972, at 9:00 A M. Bessie Himes, Elect. Comm. — $200.00 Richard Riedel, Elect. Comm. & Canv. Bd. 262.50 Alvin Rockhill, Elect. Comm. & Canv. Bd. 262.50 Evelyn Adams, Clerical Ass't. 15.00 Edith Beltz, Clerical Ass't. 15.00 Princess Frush, Clerical Ass't. 15.00 Jean Messmore, Clerical Ass't. 15.00 Frances Noble, Clerical Ass't. 15.00 Mary Jane Schmitt, Clerical Ass't. 15.00 Ralph Whitesell, Janitor 15.00 Allan Ramsey, Ass't, Canv. Bd. 50.00 Hal M. Stroh, Ass't. Canv. Bd. 50.00 Ina Konkle, Absentee Bd. & Travel 83.80 Patsy Weirick, Absentee Bd. & Travel 83.00 Velma Ball, Trav. Bd. Mbr. (Ab.) 15.50 Anne Bernstein, Trav. Bd. Mbr. (Ab.) 15.00 Helen Bouse, Trav. Bd. Mbr. (Ab.) 21-50 Kathryn Coy, Trav. Bd. Mbr. (Ab.) 39.60 Clarabelle Demaree, Trav. Bd. Mbr. (Ab.) 30.00 Betty Engle, Trav. Bd. Mbr. (Ab.) 42.90 Freida Hollar, Trav. Bd. Mbr. (Ab.) 15.00 Helen Howard, Trav. Bd. Mbr. (Ab.) 21.30 Bess Jamison, Trav. Bd. Mbr. (Ab.) 15.00 Nila Mathews, Trav. Bd. Mbr. (Ab.) 15.00 Marjorie Nye, Trav. Bd. Mbr. (Ab.) 40.40 Alice Randels, Trav. Bd. Mbr. (Ab.) 30.00 Mary Summe, Trav. Bd. Mbr. (Ab.) 15.00 Genevieve Wendt, Trav. Bd. Mbr. (Ab.) 31.50 Reva Moore, etal, Ist Preet. 1. Warsaw 205.00 Ruth Fellows, etal, Ist Preet. 2. Warsaw 220.00 Wilfred Fretz, etai, Ist. Preet. 3. Warsaw 180.00 Robin K. Case, etal, Ist Preet. 4. Warsaw 180.00 Thomas Joyner, etal, 2nd. Preet. 1. Warsaw 165.00 Alice Latta, etal, 2nd. Preet. 2. Warsaw 165.00 Louise Lamoree, etal, 2nd. Preet. 3. Warsaw . k 180.00 Maxine Clase, etal, 2nd. Preet. 4. Warsaw i 180.00 Harriet R. Brown, etal, 3rd. Preet. 1. Warsaw 180.00 Jane Monee, etal, 3rd. Preet. 2. Warsaw 180.00 Goldie Weirick, etal, 3rd. Preet. 3. Warsaw 180.00 Mae M. Horrick, etal, 3rd. Preet. 4. Warsaw 165.00 Arthur Kinsey, etal, Ist. Preet. Clay 180.00 Russell Krichbaum, etal, 2nd. Preet. Clay 220.00 Beth Miner, etal, Ist. Preet. Etna 185.00 Ina Mae Sellers, etal, 2nd Preet. Etna 185.00 Anne Utter, etal, Ist. Preet. Franklin 180.00 Louise Bucher, etal, 2nd. Preet. Franklin 180.00 Treva Hoffer, etal, Ist. Preet. Harrison 220.00 Ralph Long, etal, 2nd. Preet. Harrison 220.00 Ray O. Eckert, etal, 3rd. Preet. Harrison 180.00 Gorman Butterbaugh, etal, Ist. Preet. Jackson 165.00 Eldred Mentzer, etal, 2nd. Preet. Jackson 180.00 Ms. Richard Berger, etal, Ist. Preet. Jefferson 180.00 Norma K. Rapp, etal, 2nd. Preet. Jefferson 180.00 Barbara Fruit, etal, Ist. Preet. Lake 205.00 Marie Bouse, etal, 2nd. Preet. Lake 165.00 Howard Warner, etal, Ist. Preet. Monroe 220.00 Thomas Buskirk, etal, Ist. Preet. Plain 220.00 Zona Deeter, etal, 2nd. Preet. Plain 205.00 Mary Smoker, etal, 3rd. Preet: Plain 165.00 Ed. A. Rosswurn, etal, 4th. Preet. Plain 220.00 Hazel Maash, etal, Ist. Preet. Prairie ‘ 180.00 Virginia Baker, etal, 2nd. Preet. Prairie 165.00 Glenn Disher, etal, Ist. Preet. Scott 180.00 J. Marie Johnson, etal, Ist. Preet. Seward 220.00 Pauline Richard, etal, 2nd. Preet. Seward 220.00 Ralph Davison, etal, Ist. Preet. Tippe. 220.00 Everett O. Dunn, etal, 2nd. Preet. Tippe. 220.00 David Stookey, etal, 3rd. Preet. Tippe. 220.00 Harry Minnick, etal, 4th. Preet. Tippe. 220.00 Maatha Hagerdon, etal, Ist. Preet. T.C. 255.00 L. James Butt, etal, 2nd. Preet. T.C. 180.00 Noble Blocker, etal, 3rd. Preet. T.C 180.00 Mildred Nicolai, etal, 4th. Preet. T.C. 165.00 Jack Vanderford, etal, Sth. Preet. T.C. 220.00 John Mullinix, etal, 6th. Preet. T.C. 205.00 Edith Baumgartner, etal, Ist. Preet. Van Buren 180.00 Royce Fuller, etal, 2nd. Preet. Van Buren 255.00 Nilah Jonasch, etal, 3rd. Preet. Van Buren 220.00 Samuel Rhoades, etal, Ist. Preet. Washington 180 00 Edith Neer, etal, 2nd. Preet. Washington 180.00 Paul McFarren, etal, 3rd. Preet. Washington 165.00 R. Wayne Snider, etal, Ist. Preet. Wayne - 220.00 Mary DeWespalaire, etal, 2nd. Preet. Wayne 165.00 Harold Etling, etal, 3rd. Preet Wayne 205 00 Helen Howard, etal, 4th. Preet. Wayne 205.00 Margaret Clark, etal, Sth. Preet Wayne 205.00 Florence Huffer, etal, 6th. Preet. Wayne 220.00 Helen Hively, etal, 7th. Preet. Wayne 220.00 Ms. Wm. Chapel, etal, Bth. Preet. Wayne 180.00 Mrs. Dean Brown, etal, 9th. Preet. Wayne 180.00 I, Lawrence Butts, do hereby certify that the above is a true list of election claims to be presented tothe Kosciusko County Boardof Commissioners on the 21st day of November, 1972. Lawrence Butts Auditor, Kosciusko Co

° 4 Wilson. Freshmen — Larry Allen, Kathy Brandon, Barb Brouwer, Patti Bryant, Jenny Cox, Debra Engleberth, Jane Fawley, William Gerstner, Drenna Grisamer, Pat Hougey, Angela Jessop, Mark Koble, Kathy Koenigshof, Karen Moore, Sherry Myers, Leisa Napier, Mike Silveus, Marlys Staley, Becky Stieglitz, Jerry Yoder. The following students are on the regular honor roll for the first nine weeks period: Seniors — Randy Alsip, Mitzi Bell, Lynn Black, Gail Benson, Roger Bertram, Doug Bowser, Gail Brown, Steve Bryant, Pat Buhrt, Kim Buis, Bill Butt, Gail Byland, Sue Byland, Harley Chalk, Susan Clark, Kim Cripe, Jon Custer, Dennis Darr, Dixie Darr, Allison Day, Dwight Dean, John Didier, Susan Elliott, Kim Elstrod, Rick Eyer, Cindy Gnass, Randy Grimes, Cindy Groves, Cheryl Guard, Tom Hall, Gary Hamilton, Dan Hartman, Carl Hepler, William Hoover, Denise Hostetler, Brenda Hughes, Cindy Hursey, Barbara Kehr, Debbie Kissinger, Becky Knisley, Cindy Knispel, Eric Kolberg, Robyn Lantz, Diane Laughlin, Bill List, Cindy Maggart, Lance Maresh, Georgina Morehouse, Malinda Napier, Mona Paulus, Pat Peace, Bev Peters, Beth Pifer, Jill Plew, Mark Randall, Denise Rensberger, Charles Rhoads, Dennis Richards, Randy Rich, Aaron Rider, Harold Rosser, Larry Rowland, Lark Ruch, Sandi Searfoss, Debbie Sheets, Trudy Shrvely, Kim Shock, Colleen Smith, Doug Smith, Kay Sorensen, Christy Sweatland, Karen Troyer, Greg Ummel, Karen Walker, Dave Walley, Sonja Whisler, Gary White, Lee Ann Willits, Jim Wolfe, Debra Wuthrich. Juniors — Randy Anderson, Terry Baldwin, Nancy Beer, Scott Berry, Mike Bitner, Sue Blue, Jeff Bohnstedt, Diane Cook, Steve Coverstone, Wendy Danielson, Donna Doty, Jenni Gans, Vicki Gilbert, Brian Glaser, John Glon, Mike Grotz, Dave Hamilton, Lynn Helvey, Susie Holcomb, Charlotte

Hougey, Jeff Housouer, Brent Kaiser, Bruce Korenstra, Rosalyn Long, Valerie Long, Andrea Newman, Sue Niles, Cindy Rapp, Anita Rheinheimer, Myrna Schwartz, Debbie Searer, Kris Stidham, Arlene Thomas, Brian Tucker, Dave Weicht, Annette Williams, Vicki Wilson. Sophomores — Colleen Beer, Curt Bender, Tim Campbell, Christie Carr, Dixie Curtis, Rita Curtis, Siobhan Davenport, Nikki Dean, Dianne Deck, Jill Farrell, Jeff Garr, Debbie Grindle, Rhonda Graff, Cathy Guard, Stuart Jackson, Edith Kaufman, Joe Kennedy, Sue Kruger, Mark Lacas, Randy Lewallen, Jennifer Longenecker, Jeff Lovellette, Kim Marose, Paul Miller, Robin Neibert, Charles Packer, Dennis Rex, Sally Shively, Jane Simpson, Mark Smith, Deb Stutzman, Mark Webb, Debbie Wells, Merlin Wolfe, Dave Wollman, Rich Wuthrich. Freshmen — Kerri Augsburger, Lee Ann Andrews, Holly Barrett, Beth Beer, Christy Beer, Clark Coburn, Denise Darr, Kelly Davenport, Jerry Dean, Matt Didier, Dan Dieterly, Don Dieterly, Danny Firestone, Marc Fry, Debbie Gardner, Kim Gardner, Kathi Goins, Lori Golden, Ana Gonzalez, Carolyn Gray, Toni Gronendyke, Debbie Hartman, Connie Hoopingamer, Ann Kaiser, Steve Kroh, Pat Kruger, Chris Lacas, Lori Lantz, Liz Mahomey, Brent McClure, Sue McQuillian, Tonda Miller, Rhonda Miller, Dorothy Mock, Rickie Peterson, Doug Pollock, Jerry Rhodes, Randy Rinker, Ray Rowe, Tammy Schumn, Jeff Smallwood, Greg Smith, Craig Sorensen, Dennis Spearman, Eric Stewart, John Stoffel, Nancy Taylor, Julie Thibaut, Tammy Truex, Sttve Tucker, Amy Vanlaningham, J. D. Whiteman,- Lorraine Welker, Mark Wilkey, Elizabeth Williams. Syracuse Library Notes By BONNIE BJELLA A story hour will be held Friday afternoon at 3:30 in the children’s department of the library with children of all ages welcome. The titel of Friday’s movie is “The Church Mouse on the Mayflower..’ The last day for returning of bookmarkers for the contest is on Thursday, Nov. 16, with judging to be on Friday. Winners will be notified later. Miss Trella Caris of Milford had a Sunday afternoon caller of Mrs. John Craig of Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Neff of Milford had Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. and Mrs. Lawrence Fisher of Leesburg. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fuller of Milford had Friday guests of Mrs. Robert Bushong who is their daughter and Mrs. David Leyda and three children, all of Kokomo, who is their granddaughter and greatgrandchildren. Shearer Facts ... ByCARLSHEARER It’s a fact . . . that the Goethe House, the Birthplace of the German poet in Frank-fort-on-th e-Main, was destroyed by bombs in World War 11, as were other buildings. But this house was rebuilt entirely from its own rubble. But in the salvation of the soul God doesn’t need the rubble of the old house or life. The Bible says, “If any man be in Christ, he is a new creature, old things are passed away, behold all things are become new.” We you to the Milford Christian Church to meet the transforming Lord-Jesus Christ.

422 In Vocational Program At Wawasee

A total of 422 students are enrolled in the vocational program at Wawasee high school this year. Os this number 52 are freshmen, 43 are sophomores, 128 are juniors and 198 are seniors. The report, given to members

'Awareness Os The World Os Work' Reason For Project

Lakeland curriculum coordinator John Naab told members of the Lakeland school board Tuesday night he is currently working with the state of Indiana on an elementary career education curriculum guide. The main reason for the project is to make youngsters aware of the world of work. Naab said the current project is one of five elementary projects in the state. Last year the corporation worked on the junior high level. Besides the five elementary projects the state of Indiana is funding seven other projects, five in junior high schools (including Warsaw) and two in high schools. The corporation has received $3,400 for inservice education for teachers. A total of six workshops have been planned with three being completed. Workshops completed are “The National Thrust for Career Education,” “The Indiana State Plan for Career Education,” “Locally and Commercially Prepared Ideas and Materials for Career Education.” Workshops planned for the future are “Humanizing Education,” “Horizontal Planning” and “Vertical Planning.” Other Reports Naab also made several other reports to the board including the fact that to date the schools have attained a 94 per cent participation factor in the elementary parent-teacher conferences. Achievement tests have been administered in grades twoeight. The results have been scored, recorded and are presently being analyzed for curricular implications. Diagnostic reading tests have been administered and scored. The results are presently being utilized in the reading program. A total of 1,336 students were screened for vision problems with 137 referral letters being mailed. An additional 990 students were screened for hearing problems with four being referred for further evaluation. All four of these are receiving additional help at the present time. Other Business In other business before the board approval was given for additional appropriations with no taxpayers present during the hearing. A request for payment in an amount of $30,261 for Hillman’s Equipment, Inc., for equipment for the North Webster cafeteria was approved. This will be forwarded to Lakeland School Construction Company, Inc., for payment.

Country JwgX Waterfall SBBB’ Phone 831-2761 'jl State Rd. 15 At Overpass New Paris, Ind. Evening menus for the week of Thursday, Nov. 16 thru Wednesday, Nov. 22. Also Available For Parties Thursday, November 16 Barbeque Spare Ribs, Baked Potato, Vegetable, Salad Bar, Roll And Butter $1.95 Friday, November 17 Perch, All You Can Eat, French Fries, Cole Slaw, Roll And Butter $1.60 Saturday, November 18 Broasted Chicken, Choice Os Potatoes, Vegetable, Salad Bar, Roll And Butter $1.95 Sunday, November 19 Thanksgiving Special Roast Turkey, Dressing, Mashed Potatoes, Vegetable, Cranberry Sauce, Salad Bar, Roll And Butter, Dessert $2.25 ♦ Monday, November 20 New England Boiled Dinner, Applesauce, Roll And Butter $1.50 .* Tuesday, November 21 Spaghetti In Meat Sauce, Tossed Salad, Roll And Butter $1.50 Wednesday, November 22 Sauerkraut And Wieners, American Fries, Jello $1.50 Senior Citizens 10 Per Cent Discount On All Specials Larry Gill, New Manager

of the school board Tuesday night, shows 110 seniors are involved in two, three or four hour programs. Os the total number 247 students are enrolled in one hour programs, 46 in two hour

Additional payments in the amount of $39,862.99 were approved for the school corporation. These include work done at Milford, Syracuse and Wawasee. A request for approval of Mrs. Eloyce VanLue as a homebound instructor for Gregg Marchand was granted. Mrs. VanLue is Marchand’s second grade teacher. She will give him three hours of instruction per week. Marchand is confined to his home with a broken leg. Approval was also given to give a GED test diploma to Kenneth M. Hardin, r 1 North Webster. Hardin took his test in Goshen with satisfactory results.

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programs and 129 in three hour programs. A subject break-down shows 69 students enrolled in agriculture courses, 98 in trade and industrial courses, 94 in business courses

Mechanics Building Board members held a lengthy discussion on the proposed mechanics building for Wawasee high school. Superintendent Don H. Arnold said he had talked with several people about the building and the over-all feeling was that it would be 14,000 square feet as originally proposed by the vocational committee. He asked for the board’s feelings on said building and after discussions was granted permission to talk with the corporation’s architect and with representatives of steel firms on such a building. Arnold will report back to the administrative board at its next meeting.

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and 161 in home economics. Also included in the total figures are students from the Fairfield School Corporation who are enrolled in the vocational program at Wawasee.

NEXT WEEK IN THE 6 LAKELAND SCHOOLS Today 4:30 p.m. — Syracuse sixth grade basketball vs -Perry Township there Milford junior high GAA volleyball vs Towncrest at Milford 6:30 p.m. — WHS girls volleyball vs Columbia City there Thursday 6:30 p.m. — WHS fall athletic banquet 6:30 p.m. — Adult education class — Machine shop in room 303 7 p.m. — Adult education classes — in rooms 103 and 104 6 p.m. — Syracuse seventh and eighth grade basketball vs East Noble at Syracuse 6 p.m. — Milford junior high school basketball at Pierceton Friday Milford junior high GAA volleyball at Concord 7:30 p.m. — North Webster GAA dance 7:30 p.m. — High school drama production in the auditorium Saturday 6:45 p.m. — WHS varsity basketball at Carroll Monday 6:30 p.m. — WHS swimming at Bellmont high school 6 p.m. — North Webster junior high school basketball at West Noble 6:30 p.m. — Milford junior high school basketball at Central Noble

. Concrete Work Wanted Experienced Men Desire Additional Work on Sidewalks, Driveways, Patios, Mobile Home Pads, Etc. FREE ESTIMATES Dial North Webster 834-4661 Or 834-4655 After 6 P.M. /

Tuesday 6:30 p.m. — WHS varsity basketball vs Fairfield at Wawasee Wednesday 2:30 p.m. — Syracuse elementary Thanksgiving program 6:30 p.m. — WHS intramurals

C&Tlunch oi A MENUS 1 LAKELAND COMMUNITY SCHOOLS MONDAY — Hamburger sandwich, buttered com, cole slaw, chocolate pudding and milk. TUESDAY- Turkey, dressing, mashed potatoes, gravy, cranberry salad, pumpkin crunch, bread and butter and milk. J WEDNESDAY — Texas hash or raviola, lettuce salad, apple sauce, hot rolls and butter, Thanksgiving ice cream and milk. THURSDAY and FRIDAY - Thanksgiving vacation. | I CHRISTMAS I Cards ~<=jCetters ■ BEAUTIFUL SELECTION | | The Mail-Journal I | 457-3666 658-4111 ■ E Syracuse Milford g