The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 10, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 April 1974 — Page 11

f 1 I 'll I e yji- I ST« ■ ELEMENTARY PE — The two photo* shown above show the activities which take place daily in the physical education classes at North Webster elementary school. In the top photo the instructor Is shown as he gives instructions while the boys seem to be asking. “Now Mr. Dick, do you really think tumbling will be that much fun?** The question voiced by the youngsters in the bottom photo is. "Will these exercises reaUy help me learn to fly?"

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BOYS’ STATERS — SUurt J ack son has been selected to represent the Milford American Legion post 226 at the annual Hoosier Boys* Stale activiUes this summer. Stewart Coy has been named alternate. Jackson, son of Mrs. Worth Jackson, is a junior at Wawasee high school. Coy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Coy of Waubee Lake and is also a junior at Wawasee. Hoosier Boy s' State will be held at Indiana State university. Tern* Haute. June 8-15. It teaches beys wbo attend the workings of city, state •nd national government bodies.

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Plans announced for fair MISHAWAKA — Students from grades four to 12 are gearing up for the annual northern Indiana regional science and engineering fair to be held this spring at Bethel college. Dr. Kenneth L. Esau, fair director, said that the intermediate level exhibits will be shown in Bethel's Goodman auditorium on April 18. while junior and senior levels will be on display April 20. Intermediate students are those in the fourth, fifth and sixth 1 grades, while the junior level is grades seven and eight. To be eligible, students must be enrolled in a public, private or parochial school in Elkhart. Fulton, Kosciusko, Marshall, Miami. Huntington. Saint Joseph or Wabash counties. Dr Esau although local science fairs in individual schools may be utilized as a screening device for entrants into the regional fair, this is not necessary. Students may enter the regional fair directly, after recommendation by a competent local school instructor Deadline Deadline for submitting entry blanks to the fair director is April 6, according to Dr. Esau. All students taking part in the regional fair will receive a certificate of merit, and first, second or third place ribbons will also be awarded to qualified entries. Dr Esau said that Dr. James Kroon, chief judge, is in the process of selecting qualified judges from regional industry, schools and communities at large. A total of 11 categories in each of the three levels is available for selection by the entrants in the fair. The divisions are botany, chemistry, earth and space sciences, ecology and conservation, mathematics and computers, medicine and health, microbiology, physics, social sciences and behavior and zoology. Awards . The top awards at the senior level, will be two all-expense paid trips and the right to enter the International Science and Engineering Fair at Notre Dame university. South Bend. There will be numerous special awards at each of the levels. Professor Ronald Bennett, facilities coordinator for the fair, said that the various sponsors of the special awards will be announced later. Entry blanks for the fair will be available by request from Dr. Esau at Bethel after March 15. Pt © Center & JudavJr The Lakeland Youth Center at Syracuse will be holding a membership drive for all Lakeland junior and senior high students (up to 19 years of age' with registration for membership during the first two weeks of April. Students may register at the center Tuesday through Saturday from 3 to 9 p.m. Parents are invited to visit the center at this time. LAKELAND LOCAL Mrs. Arthur Shannon and daughter Betty have returned from Oaklawaha. Fla., where they visited for two weeks with their daughter and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Lee (MarilynJ Good. They also visited Walt Disney World. Sea World and other places of interest.

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Kindergarten round-up Tuesday at Milford

The annual kindergarten round-up will be held Tuesday. April 9, at 7 p.m at the Milford elementary school. Teachers, the school nurse and the principal will be giving instructions concerning the kindergarten program for the fall semester starting in September 1974.

Dates set for kindergarten pre-enrollement at West Noble

Dates and procedures for kindergarten pre-enrollment have been set for the W’est Noble schools It is extremely important that your child be enrolled this spring to assure smaller class sizes and to determine supplies and books that will be needed for the coming school year. A child must be five years of age on or before September 1 to be eligible for the 1974-75 school year. It is necessary to bring the birth certificate with you when you come to enroll each child. A hearing and vision check will be given each enrollee by school nurse Mrs. John Loveless to find out if there is a problem in these areas. A visit with Mrs. Louise Hague and Mrs. Beverly Sponhauer will help determine language and communication growth and will help decide readiness of the child for kindergarten and school. The speech teacher, Miss Doris Wolff, will also talk to each enrollee. The goals of kindergarten preenrollment are to visit a Local students appear in grand opera

GREENVILLE, S. C. - Miss Da Denise Cooper and Ted Kieth Gillem of Syracuse, and Miss Drena Sharon Poole of Highland participated in three performances of Verdi’s grand opera ‘‘Aida’’ at Bob Jones university, Greenville, S. C., March 26. 28 and 30.

Miss Cooper, a junior music education major at BJU, is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Dean Cooper of Syracuse. A sophomore English education major at BJU. Mr. Gillem is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon A. Gillem of 125 West Brooklyn street. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Poole of 9204 Johnston avenue. Miss Poole is a junior at BJU majoring in clarinet.

Five guest artists from the Metropolitan and other leading opera companies sang the major roles. These included Mirna Lacambra as Aida, Morley Meredith as Amonasro. Marvellee Cariaga as Amneris, Richard Kness as Radames, and Steven Williams as Ramphis University students and faculty sang minor roles and chorus parts as well as performed in the orchestra. The University Opera Association presents at least one major opera each year and provides an exceUent opportunity for students to participate in the greatest operas ever written and with the best-known professional singers of our day. Bob Jones university, known as the “World’s Most Unusual University,” is a liberal arts, coeducational, Christian institution. Each year the university matriculates more than 5,000 students who come from every state in the Union and about 40 foreign countries and territories.

LAKELAND LOCAL

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weisser and children of r 1 Milford spent the past week end in Evansville visiting with Mrs. Weisser’s brother and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. David Cory.

Parents who have children who will be five years old on or before September 1 this year, and who do not have older children in school, are asked to contact the school for further information concerning the round-up and enrollment for kindergarten in the fall.

classroom and meet a teacher, determine readiness of the child,' \j inform ffarents of problems if they exist in hearing, vision, or speech and to aid each parent in readying the child over the summer months for classes this fall. Dates set for kindergarten enrollment at the various schools in the West Noble corporation are: Tueday. April 9 — Wawaka cafeteria. 8:30 to 11 a.m. Tuesday, April 9 — Perry, hall outside gym. 1 to 4:30 p.m. (Includes Burt’s trailer court, Indian Lake court, Pettit s trailer ‘court and children living in Perry township.) Wednesday. April 10 — Cromwell hall to gym, 8 to 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 to 4 p.m. Thursday, April 11 — Ligonier kindergarten room, 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 12:40 to 4:30 p.m. All children living in Ligonier (Includes north side, Stultz addition and DePew’s trailer court.) Friday. April 12 — Ligonier, 8:30-11 a.m., make up day for all who could not attend other registration dates and places.

§ Lakeland _fi | I Lunch [1 LZ-U MONDAY — Hamburger, creamed potatoes, peaches, cookies and milk TUESDAY — Chili and crackers, lettuce salad, fruit, peanut butter sandwich, cake and milk WEDNESDAY — Meat loaf, baked potato, fruit salad, bread and butter and milk THURSDAY - Beef and noodles, mashed potatoes, Harvard beets, bread and butter, fruit and Easter cake FRIDAY — No lunch, Good Friday NEXT WEEK IN THE LAKELAND SCHOOLS 1:30 p.m.-9 p.m. — Kiwanis dub hobby show in WHS commons 4:15 p.m. — WHS track at Goshen Friday 1:30 p.m.-9 p.m. — Kiwanis dub hobby show in WHS commons Tuesday 4:30 p.m. — WHS track, Triton and Fairfield at Wawasee 7 p m - WHS community education, women’s PE and swimming 7 p.m. FHA in room 104 7 p.m. — SAE in room 114 Wednesday 3:45 p.m. — Junior high track. Milford at North Webster 4 p.m. — WHS golf vs Northfield at Syracuse 4:15 p m — Syracuse junior high girls gymnastics team at Avilla 4:30 p.m. — WHS girls track, North Wood and ’Concord at North Wood Drama club ■FI wlluH Vlvif production April 19 “.Arsenic and Old Lace,” a play by Joseph Kesselling. will be presented by members of the West Noble drama club on Friday, April 19. Show time will be 8 p.m. in the West Noble high school cafetorium. The play, the spring production of the dub, is under the direction of Larry Baker.

4:15 p.m Goshen

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75 seniors head honor roll at Wawasee high school

Donn D. Kesler, vice president of Wawasee high school, has released the names of students who have attained the honor roll for the third nine-week period. They are as follows: High Roll Seniors — Randv Anderson. Kim Augsburger. Terry Baldwin, Ron Bauman. Joy Becker, Lee Beer. Nancy Beer. Sandy Beer, Mike Bitner, Alan Bixler. Jeff Bohnstedt, Rick Brannock. Ann Brice, P. J. Cline, Susan Connolly, Diane Cook, Steve Coverstone, Wendy Danielson, Brenda Davis, Willa Detwiler, Wilma Detwiler. Donna Doty, Bill Fawley, Greg Fidler, Kevin Fry, Jenni Gans, John Glon, Judy Gray, Matt Gray, Mike Grotz, Leigh Ann Hall, Dave Hamilton, Kathy Hamilton. Becky Hinderer, Marla Hoover, Charlotte Hougey, Jeff Housouer, Cynthia Hyndman. Kathy Kell, Dana Knisley. Doyle Kolberg, Mary Kussmaul, Rosalyn Long, Liz Ludwig, Starr Martin, Crystal Miller, Jeff Miller, Lisa Miller, Shirley Miller. Ann Mullins, Christi Myers, Andrea Newman, Sue Niles, Erique Paradis. Susan Penick, Kathy Price. Cynthia Rapp, Mark Reiff, Becky Replogle. Jeff Rhodes, Bill Rukh, Myrna Schwartz, Deborah Searer. Kimera Shipley, Mark Sorensen, Julee Staley, John Stewart. Kris Stidham, Sharon Stuckman, Cathy Walley, David Weicht, Mike Wollman, Jerry Wright, Toby Hunziker and Teresa Ummel Juniors — Peg Beer, Paula Bell, Christi Carr. Juan Carvajal. Sarah Coy, Rita Curtis, Sandy Gerencser. Alice Gunden, Shannon Hall, Connie Hoopingarner. Alan Kitson, Debbie Koontz, Mary Kinkle, Barbara Labra, Mike Lantz, Lam McCullough. Deb Miller. Judy Moser, Elaine Mullett, Frank Nyikos. Toby Popenfoose, Amy Purdum, Philip Randall, Sharon Rapp. Dennis Rex, Steve Rhodes, Jane Simpson. Kathy Steffen. Deb Stutzman. Dennis Tucker, Dan Weicht. Annette Williams, Jane Wilson, Paula Wixson, Rich Wuthrich and Kim Trobaugh. Sophomores — Larry Allen, Lee Ann Andrews. Kerri Augsburg er. Doug Baker, Beth Beer, Kathy Brandon, Patti Bryant, Dan Dieterly. David Doll. Debbie Engelberth, Jane Fawley. William Gerstner, Kathi Goins, Deb Hartman, Dan Hostetler. Pat Hougey, Mark Koble, Kathy Koenigshof, Steve Kroh, Pat Kruger, Laura Kunkle, Liz Mahorney. Sue McQuillian, Karen Moore. Sherry Myers, Leisa Napier, Roy Newman, Doug Pollock, Randy Purcell, Ralph Reiff, Jerry Rhodes, Kay Rowe. Mike Silveus, Brian Simmons. Craig Sorensen, Marlys Staley, Melinda Tom, Dyanne Tracy, Amy Vanlaningham, Lorraine Welker, Jerry Yoder and Rob Zurcher. Freshmen — Mark Amos. Judy Bachtel. Steve Badskey, Judy Bryant, Rebecca Busch, Kathy Carlin, Caryl Coy, Debbie Doty. David Engleberth, Sue Gans. Johrma Gansert, Andrea Griffith, Todd Haines, Esti Keen, Diane Kesler. Craig Koble, Susan Krug. Joan Kussmaul, Katie Lemmon, Pat McQuillian, Marcia Pifer, Sandy Rinker, Kirk

Wed., April 3,1974 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Rockenbaugh. J. C. Schrock. Paul Schrumpf, Susan Shank. Brian Slabaugh, Mike Stevens. Dennis Troyer, Cara Wagoner, Robyn Watkins and Fran Weicht. Regular Roll Those on the regular honor roll are as follows: Seniors — Vicky Alexander, Sharon Avery, Bev Berghorn. Scott Berry, Sue Blue, Doug Brown, Nina Bryant, Tad Chamberlin, Rodney Clark, Geoff Clow, Clark Conley, Louis Diehl, Pam Dull, Debbie Eckert, Randy Engle, Jeri Groves, Jay Haab, Lynn Helvey, Tim Hoppes, Brent Kaiser, Bruce Korenstra. Jeanne Krasnansky, Dorothy Kuhn, Jackie Laughlin, Vai Long, Sandy Maggart, Bruce Mitchell, Dave Moore, Philip Plikerd, Bonnie Radcliff, Anita Rheinheimer, Kevin Rhoads, Bruce Secor, Cindy Sheets, Mike Shenefield Keith Strauss, Dan Snyder, Christine Startek, Dave Troup, Brian Tucker, Debbie Welch, Vicki ‘Wilson, Dave Wollman, Diane Wuthrich, Steve Yoder, Janette Zimmerman, Bill Paymar and Daretta Grisamer. Juniors — Roxanne Auer, Colleen Beer, Curt Bender, Carla Boyer, Kris Brembeck, Tanya Bushong, Karen Butcher, Susan Clark, Peggy Clay, Bernie Caple, Dena Cook, Siobhan Davenport, Dianne Deck, Jill Farrell, Cindy Franke, Nina Gilbert, Phil Gingerich, Jennifer Glon, Cathy Guard, Patti Hotzclaw, Stuart Jackson, Edith Kaufman, Louise Knudsen, Jim Likens, Jennifer Longenecker, Anne Mangas, Torn Mast, Joe Melendez, Paul Miller, Jon Owens, Charles Parker, Laura Reiff, Cindy Rich, Stacy Rogers, Sally Shively, Jim Simpson, Mark Webb, Steve Beer and Tina Searfoss. Sophomores — Charles Avery, Holly Barrett, Diane Bartkowiak, Christy Beer, Wes Bell, Joni Blacks Barb Brouwer, Kelly Buis, ConniKcarr, Jim Clayton, Jim Cline, Clark Coburn, Stuart Coverstone, Steve Culler, Denise Darr, Kelly Davenport, Don Dieterly, Lori Golden, Meg Green, Drenna Grisamer, Toni Gronendyke, Kim Hamilton, Ken Hamman. Ray Hathaway, Cindy Holcomb, Angie Jessop, Ann Kaiser, Russell Kell, Jay Keppen, Chris Lacas, Lori Lantz, Dan List, Rick Littlefield, Sam Ludwig, Mike Luttman, Rhonda Miller, Tonda Miller, John Minear, Laurel Mitchell, Rick Peterson, Nelson Preston, Vince Rhodes, Randy Rinker, Pam Sands, Tammy Schumm, Doug Stock. Brad Sorensen, Dennis Spearman, John Stoffel, Nancy Taylor, Mike Tethrake, Julie Thibaut, Steve Troup, J. S. Whiteman, Mark Wilkey and Betsy Williams. Freshmen — Jimmie Adams, Lorell Allen, Debbie Bailey, Kim Beezley, Dawn Bemish, Bryan Berry, Gray Brown, Rhonda Byrd, Bruce Clark, Tim Conley, Gary Connolly, Kevin Coy, Keith Cripe, Dave Denney, Ed Dowty, Carl Eby, Greg Evans, Mark Francis, Dan Gauthier, Joe Gerencser, Karen Goshert, Rhoda Graber, Mike Grady, Gay Grindle, Linda Grotz, Marie Grove, Benji Hall, Tim Hamman, Jane Helvey, Jeff Hoerr, Terri Holtzclaw, Mark Hoover, Tim Hursey, Stephanie Jernigan, Al Johnson, Bob

Johnson. Margi Jones, J. Lloyd Kiser, Marie Kitson, Mary Kitson, Dennis Likens, Lori Littlefield, Dan Martin, Dave Martin, Debra Martin, Brian McClure, Cindy McCreary, Karen Miller, Don Minear, Cindy Mort. Mary Muhamet, John Naab, Deborah Phillips, Dawn Price, Kathi Replogle, Brenda Rhodes, Pam Sheline, Leslie Shenefield, Neva Snyder, Marie Startek, Rich Swope. Norman Vanlaningham, Donna Weaver, Janet Weaver, Gary Webb, Marty Welker, Ron Wuthrich, Leßoy Zartman and Debbie Burchard. DIANE WUTHRICH [ CINDY SHEETS Two WHS seniors place in state DECA competition Diane Wuthrich and Cindy Sheets, Wawasee high school seniors, recently competed in the state distributive education contest at French Lack. Cindy placed third in “girl student of the year” which is over all record, interview and , written manual. Diane placed fourth in “window display” which includes a written test and judging window display. Steve Yoder and Mark Sorensen also attended the twoday conference. They served as voting delegates for the Wawasee club. STORY HOUR TODAY / AT SYRACUSE Mrs. Robert Joaes, Syracuse librarian, reminds all children in the area a film will be shown this afternoon (Wednesday) during the children’s hour at 3:39 p.m.

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