The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 1, Milford, Kosciusko County, 31 January 1973 — Page 6

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Jan. 31,1973

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Lakeland SCHOOL NEWS

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Wawasee band students win contest awards

The following Wawasee high school students received gold medals for first place honors, superior ratings, at the solo and ensemble contest Saturday at Culver: Group 111 — Tenor sax solo, Julie Conley; flute-clarinet duet, Melinda Tom and Pam Sands. Group II — French horn solo, Ann Bice; brass choir conducted « by Sue Niles with Bobbi Rhodes, Terry Baldwin, Sue Connolly, Georgina Morehouse, Anri Brice, Gail Byland, Marla Hoover, Kevin Fry, Cindy Rapp, Richard Timmons, Jeff Miller and Mark Reiff; clarinet trio, Becky Hinderer, Paula Bell and Katy Grim; alto sax duet, Connie, Hoopingamer and Mike Lantz.? Group I — clarinet trio, Cathy Gaskill, Sandy Beer and Elaine Kilmer; sax trio, Connie Christner, Rita Workman and Debbie Clayton; flute quartet, Becky Replogle, Kim Augsburger, Joann Rassi and Alice Gunden; brass sextet, Bobbi Rhodes, Sue Connolly, Marla Hoover, Kevin Fry, Brent Kaiser and Mark Reiff; clarinet choir, Cathy Gaskill, Elaine Kilmer, Jane Wilson, Lynn

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Helvey, Sarah Coy, Debbie Miller, Sandy Beer, Rhonda Lawson, Lynn Black and Cheryl Hadley. All students in group one qualified for the state contest. Second Place Honors The following received silver medals for second place, good ratings: Group 111 — Trumpet solo, * Kelly Davenport ; clarinet quartet, Becky Steiglitz, Pam Sands, Rhonda Graff, and Kim Gardner; flute trio, Debra Darr, Pat Hougey and Patti Thwaits; cornet duet, Kelly Davenport and Dan Dieterly; brass duet, Amy Vanlaningham and Angie Jessop; brass quartet, Amy Vanlaningham, Angie Jessop, L Kelly Davenport and Debra Engleberth. Group II — French horn quartet, Georgina Morehouse, Amy Purdum, Gail Byland and Marla Hoover; clarinet quartet, Lynn Helvey, Jane Wilson, Sarah Coy and Debbie Miller. Group I — Mixed clarinet quartet, Cathy Gaskill, Elaine Kilmer, Sandy Beer and Lynn Black; French horn trio, Amy Purdum, Marla Hoover and Ann Brice.

Cindy Rapp, Kim Augsburger, Debbie Grindle, Frank Nyikos, Mrs. Everett Tom, Jr., and Amy Purdum served as piano accompanists. Band director David Blackwell reports everyone who participated received a medal. lEFlunch W/ Xl MENUS ; MONDAY — Hamburger sandwich, buttered potatoes, fruit, applesauce cookie and milk. TUESDAY — Pig-in-a-poke, tri-taters, cole slaw, fruit, bread and butter and milk. WEDNESDAY — Stew, peanut butter stuffed celery, fruit, cinnamon rolls and milk. THURSDAY — Pizza, buttered corn, green salad, bread and butter and pink snow. FRIDAY — Small submarine sandwich, lettuce, pickle, tomato soup and crackers, pear struesel and milk. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Johnston and children of r 3 Syracuse spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lamerl Love of Fort Wayne. Mrs. Love is a sister to Mrs. Johnston.

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Honor roll — (Continued From Page 1) Moser, Chuck Rapp, Jo Ann Rassi, Lark Ruch, Tina Schenkel, Kathy Shaw, Nancy Souers, Yvonne Spurting, Dave Stichter, Kip Tom, Craig Tucker, Greg Ummel, Darcy Wolferman, Rita Workman, Debra Wuthrich, Becky Zimmerman and Mike Zurcher. Juniors — Lee Beer, Sandy Beer, Rick Brannock, Ann Brice, Susan Connolly, Willa Detwiler, Wilma Detwiler, Greg Fidler, Kevin Fry, Jon Glon, Paula Gordon, Daretta Grissamer, Cindy Hyndman, Kathy Kell, Kathy Price, Becky Replogle, Bobbi Rhodes, Jeff Rhodes, Julee Staley and Teresa Ummel. Sophomores — Roxanne Auer, Peg Beer, Steve * Beer, Carla Boyer, Sarah Coy, Sandy Gerencser, Phil Gingerich, Alice Gunden, Shannon Hall, Edith Kaufman, Mary Kunkle, Mike Lantz, Jennifer Longenecker, Tom Mast, Lani McCullough, Debby Miller, Nick Miller, Judy Moser, Elaine Mullett, Robin Neibert, Toby Popenfoose, Amy Purdum, Sharon Rapp, Steve Rhodes, Kathy Steffen, Deb Stutzman, Polly Turner and Jane Wilson. Freshmen — Larry Allen, Beth Beer, Barbara Brouwer, Patti Bryant, Jenny Cox, Debra Engleberth, Jane Fawley, William Gerstner, Mark Koble, Kathy Koenigshof, Karen Moore, Sherry Myers, Leisa Napier, Tammy Schumm, Mike Silveus, Craig Sorensen, Marlys Staley and Jerry Yoder. Regular Roll Seniors — Bob Bachtel, Don Beer, Janet Beer, Gail Benson, Beth Brammer, Gail Brown, Pat Buhrt, Kim Buis, Bill Butt, Gail Byland, Sue Byland, Harley Chalk, Kim Cripe, Jon Custer, Allison Day, Dwight Dean, John Didier, Dan Doll, Sue Elliott, Cathy Gaskill, Cindy Gnass, Mark Grady, Lisa Griffith, Randy Grimes, Cindy Groves, Cheryl Guard, Cheryl Hadley, Garry Hamilton, Dan Hartman, Denise Hostetler, Brenda Hughes, Cynthia Hursey, Barbara Kehr, Debbie Kissinger, Cindy Knispel, Eric Kolberg, Mike Mast, Jane Mathews, Malinda Napier, Mona Paulus, Pat Peace, B<*V Peters, Jill Plew, Mark Randall, Denise Rensberger, Chuck Rhoads, Randy Rich, Dennis Richards, Kent Sawyer, Kip Schumm, Debbie Sheets, Trudy Shively, Doug Smith, Kay Sorensen, Dan Spurting, Christy Sweatland, Karen Troyer, Sonja Whisler, Gary White and Jim Wolfe. Juniors — Kim Augsburger, Nancy Beer, Scott Berry, Mike Bitner, Jeff Bohnstedt, Alan Brown, Doug Brown, Debbie Clayton, Diane Cook, Steve Coverstone, Wendy Danielson, Donna Doty, Bill Fawley, Vicki Gilbert, Matt Gray, Mike Grotz, Dave Hamilton, Susie Holcomb, Charlotte Hougey, Jeff Housouer, Tim Hoppes, Brent Kaiser, Doyle Kolberg, Randy Lewallen, Rosalyn Long, Starr Martin, Sue Niles, Kathy Price, Cindy Rapp, Anita Rheinheimer, Joni Rupprecht, Bill Rush, Myrna Schwartz, Debbie Searer, Teresa Shannon, Jim Thwaits, Jon Treesh, Brian Tucker, Ann Williams and Mike Shenefield. Sophomores — Del Acton, Colleen Beer, Curt Bender, Christi Carr, Juan Carvajal, Dixie Curtis, Rita Curtis, Siobiam Davenport, Gary Dean, Nikkie Dean, Jill Farrell, Jennifer Glon, Rhonda Graff, Debbie Grindle, Connie Hoopingamer, Joe Kennedy, Mary Kiser, Sue

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Syracuse 4th grade students participate in pioneer day

After a study of pioneers in Indiana history in the fourth grade under Mrs. Matt O’Hare at Syracuse, students participated in a pioneer day whereby each dressed as a pioneer or Indian. In the home room, a tipi was built, a pioneer home, wagon train, totem pole and activities

Kruger, Jeff Lovellette, Kim Marose, Mark Minear, Frank Nyikos, Charles Packer, Philip Randall, Dennis Rex, Sally Shively, Jane Simpson, Mark Webb, Debbie Wells, Merlin Wolfe, Dave Wollman and Rich Wuthrich. Freshmen — Kerri Augsburger, Doug Baker, Holly Barrett, Christy Beer, Kathy Brandon, Connie Carr, Kelly Davenport, Dan Dieterly, Marc Fry, Kathi Goins, Drenna Grisamer, Pat Hougey, Angela Jessop, Steve Kroh, Pat Kruger, Chris Lacas, Lori Lantz, Julie Method, Tonda Miller, Rick Peterson, Doug Pollock, Jerry Rhodes, Randy Rinker, Kay Rowe, Becky Stieglitz, Nancy Taylor, Dyanne Tracy, Amy Vanlaningham, J. D. Whiteman and Betsy Williams. MILFORD Library Notes By Mrs. Dorothea Kerlin We have been pleased with the attendance at Story Hours, and it is a joy to welcome each little listener. The librarians would appreciate it if the mothers, or sisters,who pick up the children at 2:45, would go into the library and get the children. Otherwise some of the little ones want to go to the drugstore, wait outside in the cold, or get upset because no one comes after them when they think they should. The librarians are busy checking out books, helping the children get their coats, boots and mittens ready to put on and cannot watch them outside. Next Saturday stories will be in keeping with Valentine’s Day, as well as a flannelgraph story. We are pleased to add the following books to our memorial collection: “Two From Galilee” by Marjorie Holmes, was given by the Columbian Reading Circle in memory of Mrs. Clifford (Louise) Replogle. “The New Art Os Living”, by Norman Vincent Peale, was given by Mrs. Noble Fisher and son Rex in memory of Miss Naomi Harford. Other new books include: “In Hiding: The life Os Manuel Cortes,” by Ronald Fraser; “One Woman’s Liberation,” by Shirley (Mrs. Pat) Boone; “At Least We Were Married,” (a non-fiction novel) by Terry C. Thomas; “The Astrologers And Their Creed”: An historical outline, by Christopher Mclntosh; “I Love you, Irene,” by Mac Kinlay Kantor, Pulitzer Prize winner in Letters; “Great Short Stories Os The World,” published by Reader’s Digest; “Divorce And Annulment In The 50 States,” by Michael Mayer; “Cook It Quick”: 203 delicious half-hour recipes, by Arthur Hawkins.

included a taffy pull, churning of butter, making of bread, ice cream, apple bobbing, candle dipping, square dancing, Indian dancing and other games. Mothers provided food pioneers might have eaten, such as venison and rabbit, for a feast and the day ended with a peace treaty.

Six from Kosciusko county complete work WEST LAFAYETTE — A midyear class of 1,335 students completed work for degrees at Purdue university at the end of the first semester last month. Lists from registrar Nelson M. Parkhurst showed 890 candidates for bachelor’s degrees, 369 for master’s and doctorates and 76 for associate (two-year) degrees. Among the undergraduates qualifying for two or four-year degrees, 37 were graduated “with highest distinction,” representing the top 3 per cent of all graduates and 74 were graduated “with distinction” by finishing in the top 10 per cent. Among the candidates for degrees, 208 were foreign students, 15 with bachelor’s, 192 for master’s or doctorates and 1 associate degree. The midyear graduates, along with those who completed work toward degrees last summer, wifi be eligible to participate in Purdue’s 21st commencement May 9 along with the June graduates. . Midyear candidates for degrees, listed by hometown and degree are: Pierceton — Stephen Dale Orr, r 2 Pierceton, bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering; Syracuse — Guy William Fisher, 612 Front street, Syracuse, ASC in aviation elect.

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■r HF 1 ggj| , 1 VjL O © i ’w hwUlbjflif PIONEER DAY — Syracuse fourth grade students of Mrs. Matt O’Hare participated in a pioneer day last week in Indiana history. In the top photo, left to right, are Sherry Kline, Holly Hemminger and Rhoda Hapner in the front row. Others are Tammie Goodspeed, Kristi Johnson, Sheila Herr, Doreen Darr, Cindy Hoover, Kim MeDonald and Sherri Frances. Front row, left to right, in bottom photo are Chuck Deaton, Michael Vanderveer, Paul Radcliffe, Steven Deck and Bob Hickman. In the back row are Greg Timmons, Terry Popenfoose, Bruce Sherk, Tim Kroh, Rick Gerber, Glen Hochstetler and John Grotz.

tech.; . ’ Warsaw — James E. Hull, 2203 East Market, Warsaw, ASC const, tech. BS; Grace Anne Lovelady, r 8, MS in education; Duane Wesley Moore, r 2, bachelor’s in agriculture; Paul

Alan Zitterbart, r 2 Woodland Hills, bachelor’s in science. The fellow who says he’s too old to learn new things probably always was.