The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 6, Milford, Kosciusko County, 6 March 1974 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—- Wed.. Mar. 6. 1974

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Lakeland SCHOOL NEWS

jh ii * If ilf } HHflßr * ~ ■ P , jUf « *■ fl ■ ■r^ Ja£k E* W B tw*ww|wl ' VU&- s<*' H -■ C WH VA— AB ’ ■b i SAE AWARDS — Members of the Wawasee high school SAE chapter are shown above with their award winning scrapbooks and the four plaques which the chapter won at the state convention last week end. In the front row are Jane Wilson, new area two vice president; Rhonda Graff; and Becky Replogle, president of the Wawasee chapter and immediate past vice president of area two. In back are Ann Bice. Rich Timmons and Roz Long.

Wawasee SAE best in Indiana

Wawasees SAE (Student Action for Education - formerly Future Teachers) Chapter was named the best chapter in the state of Indiana when it won the honor chapter award at the SAE state convention m Indianapolis Saturday The award was based on the number of points accumulated by the chapter for the various projects and activities completed and for their par Ucipation in area and state activities This marked the third straight year Wawasee. has won the award naming them state champs Becky Replogle, the chapter's president, accepted the award Wawasee also won all three of the other top awards at the convention to make a clean sweep of the honors awarded The chapter scrapbook prepared by Ann Brice and Rhonda Graff won two subdivision awards with a first tn content and a first m make-up plus the trophy for the overall best scrapbook in the state Wawasee has now won this award for the third year out of the last four Wawasee won the two new awards given this year The national theme for SAE this year was "Get Involved" and the awards were given for involvement with the school and , the community Roz Long, chapter vice president, accepted the school involvement award

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which was based on document letters from the principal of the chapter’s involvement with its faculty, student body, and school’s activities. Rich Timmons. chapter treasurer, accepted the community involvement award which was given to the chapter which completed the best projects for involving the community with the school and themselves with the community. The club entered their projects of organizing “Swap Day" and the.collection of Christmas gifts for the mental health patients at Fort Wayne which was a project sponsored by The Mail-Journal Jane Wilson was installed as state vice-president during the afternoon installation ceremonies and will coordinate the activities of Area two next year as well as presiding at the area convention next fall. Shannon Hall and Juan Carvajal. area two candidates far the state title of Miss and Mr. SAE. did not win the state titles, but made an excellent showing against strong competition. SAE members attending the convention along with their sponsor Terry I den were Ann Brice. Juan Carvajal. Sarah Coy, Rhonda Graff. Alice Gunden. Lynn Helvey. Becky Hmderer. Connie Hoopingarner, Cindy Hyndman. Shannon Hall. Mike Lantz. Kathy Kell. Roz Long.

Debbie Miller. Elaine Mullet. Frank Nyikos. Cindy Rapp. Becky Replogle. Rich Timmons and Jane Wilson. A group of Wawasee SAEers participated in the opening session of the convention by leading the singing of the state theme song. Cindy Rapp accompanied them on the piano. Becky Replogle led the state pledge. Alice Gunden and KathyKell represented Wawasee as voting delegates for the election of state officers.

rfJU (Ml MM laJ UH I T tlf » (Ml S hm B ML 4MMt pxWitA.M ■ I I 'T? . ’»» » I V J ■ E t x ■ I I ,r ” f 1 IsPELLINC SEeI- H rH I I H ; 1 I t 111 II 11l i I ■ ll : FOSTER CONTEST WINNERS — In conjunction with the spelling bee to be held at the Milford junior high school at io a.m. on March 13 a poster contest was held. The winning posters were selected on Monday. March 4. with the winners being pictured above. First place went to Lydia Tucker, left, with second place going to Kelli Price, third to Kelly Fifer and honorable mention to Scott Brown.

Spelling bee at Milford on Wednesday at 10 a.m.

The Milford junior high spelling bee. sponsored by the PTO is scheduled for 10 a m on March 13 Judges from the community will officiate at the

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Syracuse spelling bee to be held March 7

On Thursday. March 7. at 7:30 p.m.. five students from each of the fifth through eighth grades of the Syracuse schools will compete to determine the school spelling champion. Each classroom has had room elimination contests to determine representatives to the grade level contests. Each grade level contest then determined representatives to the school championship Contestants and alternates for the finals aTe as follows Grade 5: Greg Slough. Amy Reed. Kim McDonald. Ellen Meek and Rem Harris; Tim Butt and Tammy Goodspeed are fifth grade alternates. Grade 6: Jane Haffner. Carla Darr. Craig Ewing. Mike Murray and Sharon Meek; Mike Byland NEXT WEEK IN THE LAKELAND SCHOOLS Today 5 p.m. — Wawasee girls swim meet vs Culver at Wawasee Thursday 3:30 p.m. — Milford junior high wrestling vs Syracuse 6;30 p.m. — Wawasee girls gymnastics meet vs Leo at home 7 p.m. — Aviation ground school class in room 103 WHS 7 p.m. — Men’s physical education and weight training in WHS gymnasium 7 p.m. — Ceramics in room 200 at WHS 7 p.m. — Knitting and crocheting in room 104 at WHS 7:30 p.m. — Syracuse elementary spelling bee and PTO election of officers F riday 6 p.m. — North Webster band boosters basketball night Saturday All Day — Wawasee speech sectional at Manchester 8 a.m. — Wawasee FFA convention at Wawasee Tennis — Arranged at Wawasee thru community education classes 12 noon and 8:15 p.m. — Basketball regional Monday 6 p.m. — Wawasee girls swim meet vs Manchester at Wawasee 7 p.m. — Wawasee winter sports recognition night at Wawasee

spelling contest are: Mrs Bessie Sunthimer. Mrs Ralph Karstedt, Mrs Margaret Cousins and Arch Baumgartner Room champions have been chosen from the sixth, seventh and eighth grades Representing the eighth grade will be Jeff Peterson. Shelley Dahlstrom and Teresa Stump. Few the seventh grace winners we have Kelli Price. Brent Hostetler and Jeff Student teaching at North Wood school Miss Amy Coy of Syracuse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Myrick. is currently student teaching at North Wood high school Majoring in history, she is a student of Indiana university.

and Lynn Van Gundy are sixth grade alternates. Grade 7: Tonya Coquillard. Dave Knispel. Brenda Sherk, Brenda Dahl and Linda James; Carol Gilbert and Marty DeW’itt are seventh grade alternates. Grade 8: Libby Alberts. Tom Leonard. Randy Caudill. Renita Owen and Kelly Hamman; Randy Wheeler and Diane Darr are eighth grade alternates. Local winners will compete in the county spelling championships and winners then advance toward the national finals. Plaques are awarded to the winner and runner-up and all entrants receive ribbons. The public is w elcome to attend the school finals in the girls' gym this Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Corporation junior high wrestling meet at Syracuse Community education classes Wednesday10 am. — Milford PTO spelling bee at junior high gym 6 p.m. — Wawasee girls gymnastics sectional Corporation junior high, wrestling meet at Syracuse FHA initiates new members By DENISE DARR The Wawasee chapter of Future Homemakers of America met last week at the high school to initiate new members and for a judging contest. Jeanette Zimmerman opened the meeting, and the initiation ceremony was conducted by chapter officers Wawasee art teacher Mrs. Joy Warner served as judge for the contests in three groups. Winners in the plaque group were: First. Jackie Laughlin; second. Neva Snyder; and third, Ann Kaiser. Egg winners were: First, Sherry Myers; second. Debbie Gardner; and third. Ann Kaiser. Cakes, beginners division: First, Juanita Shan; second. Rhoda Graber; and third. Karen Miller; Advanced. First, Brenda Davis; second. Denise Darr ; and third. Jeanette Zimmerman. Refreshments, of the cakes judged, were served during the social s hour following edjoumment. LAKELAND LOCAL Mrs. Delbert Dippon of Milford have returned from a six-week stay at Fort Myers Beach, Fla.

Cullers. Sixth grade room champs are Hope Sipress. Ricky’ Hollar. Renee Lindzy and Linda Perry The fifth grade champions are slated to be chosen today < Wednesday » The Milford junior high students and staff wish to extend to ail a warm invitation to come to the school gym on March 13 at 10 a m to watch this exciting contest. LAKELAND LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Dippon and son of Cape Coral. Fla., arrived Tuesday and will make their home on r 3 Syracuse. Sunday afternoon callers of Mrs. Earl Treadway in Syracuse were Mr. and Mrs. Clark Peter and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peter, all of Twelve Mile.

Ol M J j -i R • v \ < i THE DAYS OF ANCIENT ROME — Recently, Mr. Yeager’s Milford fifth grade reading class was taken back to the days of ancient Rome where they found themselves "wrapped up” in the plot to kill Julius Caesar (circa 35 8.C.). The political assassination historically took place on the Ides of March (March 15). Taking part in this messy ordeal as conspirators and unsuspecting victim were: Front row left to right: Debbie Lechlitner. Mike Nordin, Paul Steury, Jay Auer (as Caesar), Sam Beer. Jeff Sylvester, Tom Troup and Chris Wolferman. Also involved as Roman citizens and loving spouses were: Back row left to right: Sandy Lozano (narrator), Kathy Stichter, Heather Beer. Kelly Fifer. Angie Augsburger. Valerie Kreider. Robin Lehman. JoLene White. Sherrill Wise and Rose Pamer.

1 YEAR AGO, MARCH 7.1973 US Senator Birch Bayh will make another of his tours to Indiana schools this Friday in an attempt to find out what young people are thinking, with Wawasee on his schedule at 11:05. Mrs. Thomas ' (Virginia) Gilbert of Syracuse has assumed her new duties as a dispatcher operator for the Syracuse police and fire departments at Syracuse. Kim Cripe, Wawasee high senior, has accepted a four-year scholarship to play Big 10 football at Purdue university in West Lafayette. Daretta Grisamer has been named girls’ state delegate and Susan Connolly is alternate. 5 YEARS AGO. MARCH 5.1969 Carl R. Tuttle of Indianapolis and Lake Wawasee has been named chairman of the board of the State Bank of Syracuse succeeding Harold Wellman who resigned on March 1. Official dedication of the new Wawasee high school building is scheduled for Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Soule of r 3 have returned from wintering at Tavares, Fla. Cathy Moore has pledge to Alpha Phi Sorority at Western Michigan university, Kalamazoo. Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cole of near North Webster celebrated their 50th anniversary by holding an open house on March 2.

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bus operator, suffered a paralytic stroke last week end; Jean Knisely, an employee of the personnel department at Weatherhead, has resigned her position and Mrs. Helen Gannon has assumed the position with the firm. Foo & Faye Wong have announced that their new Cantonese restaurant south of town will officially open on March 11. Nita Kline and Adah Crow are spending the week in Gary at the Thomas Moreno home. 45 YEARS AGO, MARCH 7.1929 Miss Ruth Bell of this city and Ray E. Steinmetz, New Paris, were united in marriage at South Bend on Friday and will make residence at New Paris. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Darr and daughters Thelma and Mary, and Mary Geiger, were Elkhart visitors on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Ketering, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Juday, Mr. and Mrs. Floyed Gray and Mrs. Russell Warner attended the funeral of Mrs. Catherine Surfus at Wolflake this week. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bushong and family called Sunday on the Seehawer family at Orland.