The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 38, Milford, Kosciusko County, 16 October 1974 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Oct. 16,1974

Lakeland SCHOOL NEWS

October 31 will be SWAP day

Thursday; Oct. 31, is SWAP day once again at Wawasee high school The students will be excused from classes if they can find an adult to take their places This program enables people from the community to participate in the day — to — day activities of a high school student. Any adult wishing to participate tn the SWAP day activities may contact either a Wawasee student or the high school office. The teachers plan lessons for SWAP day that are related to what the students are doing. The student is responsible for seeing that the adult has the SWAP Packet of materials which in-

Halloween Carnival set for Wednesday

The annual Syracuse elementary and junior high Halloween Carnival will be held on Wednesday. Oct 23. from 5:30 to 8:30 pm in the Syracuse junior high gymnasium This year there will be a special feature for all ages, a puppet show. "Amanda and the Ghost", to be presented every half hour throughout the evening The puppets were made by the junior high art, classes and language arts class Another new item will-be the with homemade

Chain '0 Lakes 4-H club meets in the home of Brenda Rhodes

By LORI RHOADES The Chain ’O -H club met recently in the home of Brenda Rhodes The meeting was opened by the president, Jerry q Lakeland Js I School ft Lunch fl LAKELAND COMMUNITY SCHOOLS October 21-25 MONDAY - Sloppy Joes, buttered potatoes, peaches, luau bars and milk TUESDAY- Pig tn a polk, vegetable soup and crackers, fruit and milk WEDNESDAY - Lasagna, broccoli and cole slaw, fruit, hot rolls and butter and milk THURSDAY - Fall vacation FRIDAY — Fall vacation

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dude: class schedule and locker number and combination, a map of the school, and the intent to attend form, as well as the necessary books and writing items. SWAP day is organized by FEA (Future Educators in Action, formerly the FTA) who initiated the SWAP day program It is the aim of the FEA to get the community involved with Wawasee and its activities. Members of the FEA will be located around the school to help wandering adults. Local service clubs and organizations are urged to participate in the SWAP day activities The adult may swap for a full or half day. If the adult

candy, canned goods of all kinds, and handicrafts, all donated by mothers of the students Along with these, there will be the regular booths Luncheon is available in the cafeteria starting at 5:30 Sponsored by the local PTO. proceeds will go to the school for needed items The PTO is still collecting Campbell soup and bean labels for the labels for education program, and labels may be brought to the Wednesday night event

Rhodes. Bart Hedington and Steve Rhodes led the pledges Brenda Rhodes read the roll call and Janet Rhodes read the secretary's report. Debbie Engelberth led the songs Tina Hedington had the health and safety remarks. There were four new members — Lynn Hathaway, Beth Hathaway, William Simpson and Tanja Ritenour During the business meeting it was reported the members had decorated store windows in North Webster in honor of national 4-H week They also put a display in the lobby of the North Webster school and the bank The club will be going to see Holiday on Ice on October 27. Awards night will be the second Tuesday of November. The December meeting will be held in the home of Jerry Rhodes

EKBviit.' «. wff MOST ORIGINAL — Winning the most original pl«|Be at the homecoming Friday night was the float entered by the sophomores. The float showed Wawasee seated at the top of the Northern Lakes Conference with other conference teams on the stairway leading la the lop. A mechanical football player was raised and lowered from the top of the float during the parade to show the strength of the Warriors.

attends only a half day of school, the student must come for the other half. SWAP day is a very worthwhile program for both the community and Wawasee. Attend, prepared for a full day Put your energy into education: participate in SWAP day. LEGEND BEING DISTRIBUTED Copies of the 1974 Legend are being distributed at Wawasee high school from 8 a m to 3:30 pm Monday through Friday. Persons who ordered yearbooks last fall will have until November 1 to pick them up After that date the remaining books will be sold. Graduates no longer in the area may have their yearbooks picked up by a parent or friend. NEXT WEEK IN THE LAKELAND SCHOOLS Today 3:20-5 p.m. — North Webster ‘sixth grade GAA 6:30 p m. — WHS intramurals Thursday 3:30 p.m. — North Webster sixth grade football at Syracuse 5:15-9:35 p.m — Syracuse junior high seventh grade skating party 6:30 p.m. — WHS freshman football vs Plymouth at Wawasee Friday 3 p.m — WHS cross country sectional 7:30 p.m. — WHS football at Concord Saturday 10 a m. — WHS junior varsity football vs Concord at Wawasee Monday 3:20-5 p.m. — North Webster seventh and eighth grade GAA 6 p.m. — WHS volleyball vs Elkhart Central at Wawasee Tuesday 8:30 a m. - WHS PSAT-NMSQ test in auditorium 5 p.m. — WHS cross country freshman and sophomore invitational at East Noble 6:30 p.m. — WHS volleyball vs Goshen at Wawasee 7 p.m. — WHS vocational clubs meeting at Plymouth 7 pm — Open swimming at WHS t Wednesday 3:20-5 p.m. — North Webster sixth grade GAA 6:30 p.m. — WHS intramurals

NEWS IT I s About 4-H By KEITH A. CARRINGTON Extension Agent. Youth To promote 4-H and tell others what 4-H is all about is what our 4-H week displays are all about. Nine 4-H clubs in Kosciusko county told others their version of 4-H through displays in store windows, schools, bank lobbies, etc. North Webster 4-H clubs decorated the hardware, bank, drug store, and laundry plus the North Webster school. Chain-O-Lakes 4-H club did most of the town decorating while Shamrocks II and Room 4-U 4-H clubs set up the school display. This North Webster effort placed first in competition around the county and will receive a traveling trophy and cash award. Second place window display was by Milford Junior Merry Maidens 4-H club in the variety store in Milford, and the Lucky Lassies 4-H club was third with their exhibit in a drug store window in Warsaw. Other clubs were Husky Hoosiers 4-H club with posters, plus American Girls 4-H club with exhibits on safety and 4-H projects in Atwood. The Silver Lake Tatapocheon 4-H club displayed 4-H‘ers projects in a window in town. The Mentone Merry 4-H’ers spread the word of 4-H through project and educational exhibits in the bank, a furniture store, beauty shop, electric shop and hardware in Mentone.

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MEM MOST APPROPRIATE TO THEME — The Future Farmers of America won the award for the float most appropriate to the theme with their float which showed Wawasee as a ‘ growing green machine." The homecoming theme this year was "A Legend Grows.” Two Future Farmers were on the float during the fiarade.

IK THE HorX/EC BEST ORGANIZATION — The DECA club won the best organization award as they "Rocked the Rockies" aiound the parade route.

El AW BEST CLASS FLOAT — The ever popular Underdog helped the senior class win first place in class honors as he stood atop the rocks to show Wawasee ever powerful over their foe.

■lF*''*! v w ' ’ — <k. T ■ Fl' Jif® — BHT. A 9 A QUEEN IS CROWNED — Miss Peg Beer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Beer of r 2 Milford, was crowned 1974 homecoming queen during festivities held Friday night at Wawasee high school. The 1973 queen. Shirley Miller, is crowning the new queen as senior class president Paul Miller looks on. Peg’s sister. Teresa, was the 1972 homecoming queen.

Syracuse School Halloween Carnival Wednesday, Oct. 23, 1974 5:30 P.M. - 8:30 P.M. Syracuse Junior High Gym The usual fun plus TWO new features: Puppet Show "Amanda and the Ghost” every half hour and "The Country Store” with lots of Goodies and Handicrafts.