The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 44, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 November 1974 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., Nov. 27,1974

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L l *k e SCHOOf J t MEIVs / «• - -W ■?•?•■ r I IrT^'’J •I ■ JE OB ''' I !Mc gti\\\ y/ HsJftljT-***" \ HWy® •■ *■ BOhL 3K' *' y» W® CHECK PRESENTED — Wawriee high school teacher Keith Bowman, president of the Lakeland Community Educators Association, is shown above presenting a check to members of the school's Future Educators in Action. The check will pay state and national dues <>f the FEA. Shown on the left is Juan Carvajal, treasurer of the FEA. Brenda Wilson, chapter president, is in the center. Miss Wilson said. "FEA is grateful for the gift from the LCEA. It shows that they support us and are concerned about us."

LCEA presents FEA with gift

The executive committee of the Lakeland Community Educators Association has presented the Wawasee chapter of FEA - Future Educators in Action, formerly Future Teachers - with a check of $25 to cover the FEA's national and state dues for the 1974-75 school year Keith Bowman, president of the Lakeland Community Educators Association, presented the check to FEA president Jane Wilson and treasurer Juan Carvajal.

a 'x ' ' ite’ i"" BOOK FAIR SET DURING OPEN HOUSE — Members of the seventh grade class at the Syracuse junior high school are working on a display lor the book fair which will be held next Thursday during the school s open house. From left are Rose Easley. Jeff Beesley and Laura Kroh. Another feature of the day will be the demonstration lunch which will be served from 5:39 to<:4s p.m. Reservations should be made at the elementary or junior high schools no later than the close of school on December 3. Tickets for kindergarten through eighth grade students are 5« cents with adult tickets being 76 cents. The open house will be in both schools and will be held between the hours of 6:45 and 8:15 p.m. Both school libraries will be featuring book fairs. The night’s events are being sponsored by the Parent-Teachers Organisation of the schools.

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LCEA decided to pay FEA’s dues as a gesture of support for the organization which has been very active and which has brought state wide recognition to Wawasee. The chapter has been named the top chapter in the state of Indiana for the past three years on the basis of their activities and projects. The club has also been active in area and state work, having had several officers on both levels Last year at the state convention, Wawasee was

Memorial to Theresa Barth Last year in 8A language arts at Milford Theresa Barth was one of the school’s most enthusiastic and efficient puppeteers for the play "The Emperor's New Clothes.” She knew each character and how to manipulate it to get the best results (hiring the narration says teacher Mrs. Dorothy Williams. Students at the school as well as teachers enjoyed working with Theresa and they miss her. As a small form of memorial, the 197374 BA's and Mrs. Williams have placed in. the school library a copy of "Folk Plays for Puppets You Can Make” by Tom Tichenor, professional puppeteer.

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awarded the school and community involvement awards for its sponsorship of SWAP DAY at the high school. LCEA sees the gift as an encouragement to students to continue their work, to pursue a teaching career, as support to students who are working for the improvement of the educational system, and as recognition of the contributions the club has made to the school program.

i? 1 | Lakeland J| t Schools | Lunchjl | Menu LAKELAND COMMUNITY SCHOOLS December 2-4 MONDAY — Weiner sandwich. Tn-tators, fruit salad, cake and milk ? TUESDAY — Chilled orange juice, chili and crackers, carrot sticks, apple crisp, bread and butter and milk WEDNESDAY — Beef and noodles, mashed potatoes, cole slaw, fruit, hot rolls and milk THURSDAY - Ham salad sandwich, buttered broccoli, fined potatoes, cheese cake and milk FRIDAY — Fish squares, potato salad, cream peas, peach cobbler, bread and butter and milk

Achievement night is held by Tippecanoe Twp. 4-H ers

The Tippecanoe township 4-H clubs recently held a joint achievement program at the North Webster junior high school. It was attended by approximately 70 persons. The program was opened byMrs. Sherman Bryant, leader of the Wee Webster Workers club. She called upon Sandy Koenigshof and Lynn Haney to lead the group in the pledges to the flags. Miss Janet Rhodes acted as Song leader for the evening. Mrs. Bryant introduced two students from the Wawasee Preparatory school. They were Sang Hoon Lee and Jin Kuk Kim. from Paraguay. South America. They were born in Korea and later moved to Paraguay. They spoke of the differences and the similarities of family living, school and community activities. They answered questions from the audience. Mr. Kim and Mr. Lee presented a very interesting program. Presentation of the pins was by

Honor rolls released by Lakeland junior highs

Honor rolls have been released at the three junior high schools in the Lakeland area — Milford. North Webster and Syracuse — far the first six week grading period. To be a member of the distinguished honor roll, a student may receive no more than one B, with the remainder of the grades being A’s. To be a member of the honor roll, a student must receive one A and the rest B’s. The honor rolls for the various schools follow: Milford Distinguished Eighth grade — Scott Arnold, Kathy Bice. Kelli Price and Julia Rhodes Seventh grade — Greg Adams. Beth Burke, Angelique Farrington, Renee Lindzy and Linda Perry Sixth grade — Angela Augsburger, Heather Beer, Tammy Beer, Kim Charlton. Karen Howard, Tom Troup, Kathy Stichter. Paul Steury, Jon Nyce, Doug Rheinheimer and Jeff Sylvester Milford Honor Roll Eighth grade — Phil Beer, Andy Brown. Brad Brown, Mischelle Johnston, Cindy Kammerer, Vickie Kreider. Tammy Miller, Doug Ruch and Kathy Troup Seventh grade — Carl Bice, Debbie Dove. Kevin Haines. Kay Kammerer, Arlene Lehman. David Meade. Melodie Tom and Jeff Virgil Sixth grade — Tammy Avery. Sam Beer. Valerie Kreider, Sandy Lozano. Tony Timmons, Don Schrock, Shelley Traver and Greg Weisser Syracuse Distinguished Eighth grade — Nancy Amos. Tonya Coquillard and Susie Silveus Seventh grade — Cam Boyer. Laurie Brouwer, Carla Darr. Jane Haffner and Sharon Meek Sixth grade — Mark Crum, Kim McDonald. Susan Naab and Brian Roberts Syracuse Regular Eighth grade — Joni Denney. Debbie Dieterly. Jackie Glon. Daralea Grisamer. John Haffner. Jody Kleeman. Judy Knudsen. Jackie Mangas and Julie Miller Seventh grade — Candy Bornman, Julie- Brandon, Mike Brannock. Greg Carpenter, David Culler, Cindy Gilbert, Rod Hamman. Raymond Hively, Laura Kroh. Cathie Leonard. Kim McCarty, Mike Murray. Margie Pittman, Janice Seibert. Alice Steffen and Peggy Waterson Sixth grade — Tim Butt. Margie Gans, Tammie Goodspeed, Julie Hepler. Renee Hively, Ellen Meek, Angie Stoffel, Rusty Smith and Amy Reed. North Webster Distinguished Eighth grade — Lynn Haney, Laura Keene. Mark Lantz. Lori Sliger. Darsee Staley and Rebecca Weeks Seventh grade — Bart Bowser,

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Mrs. Ronald Grieder for the Room 4 U 4-H club. The members and year are as follows: First year — Martha Baumle, Annette Durrey, Kim Fariss, Jackie Rampy, Jill Sliger, Connie Thompson and Melanie Zurcher; third year — Brenda Iden; fourth year — Kathy Iden, Mary Baumle, and Lynn Haney; fifth year — Susan Clark; eighth year — Cindy Popenfoose. Presenting the pins to the members of the Shamrocks II club was Sandy Koenigshof. First year — Christine Taylor, Laura Keen and Debbie Taylor; second year — Natalie McGlynn, Nanette McGlynn, and Lori McGlynn: third year — Cathy Harris and Sandra Koenigshof; fourth year — Lisa Harris. The president of the Chain-O-Lakes 4-H club. Jerry Rhodes, presented the pins to their members. First year — Tom Rhodes. Dawn Engelberth, Stacy Miller and Barry McGlynn; second year — Lori Rhoades and Tony Miller ; third year — Mary

Jill Sliger and Dan Tracy Sixth grade — Brad Calobrace, Becky Webb and John Locke North Webster Regular Roll Eighth grade — Mary Baumle, Lori Coy, Laz Davenport, Nanette Dipert, Lori Hummel, Natalie Leach, Teresa Pruett, Mike Tom and Doug Walker Seventh grade —Debbie Bause, Tyler Haines, Jay Harreld, Monica Jernigan, Sandy Koenigshof, Greg Moerchen, Kandi Mart, Mary Beth Rhodes, Dave Strombeck and Tina Wozniak Sixth grade — Tim Bause, Carla Eastlund, Jama Everts, Sunny Boggs, Brett Fawley, Brenda Hunter, Karen Hummel, Lori Kruger, Amber Lehman, Pamela Minear. Robert Mort, Michelle Wall and John W’eeks. VFW to sponsor speech contest The Lakeside VFW at Syracuse is sponsoring the local division of the "Voice of Democracy” scholarship program at Wawasee high school, room 210, on December 5 at 7 p.m. Entrants will include Shannon Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hall of North Webster; Paul Schrumpf, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Schrumpf of Syracuse; and Larry Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Allen. Syracuse. The speeches, interpreting the theme “My Responsibility as a Citizen” will be recorded on magnetic tape by the AV department of the high school, to be forwarded to the district, state, or national contests. Medals will be awarded to entrants and the winner will receive a savings bond with the opportunity to have his taped speech judged in the district contest. The local chairman is Keith Whiteman. Names left off the WHS honor roll Two errors were made when the Wawasee high school honor roll was released last week Mark Smith’s name should have been added to the regular honor roll for the senior class And. Roger Baumgartner, a freshman, should have been listed on the high honor roll instead of the regular roll. Two young Syracuse men pledge to Phi Delta Theta Two voung men from Syracuse, Michael K. Grotz. 196 North Shore Dr., and Jeffrey E. Miller, box 1. have pledged to Phi Delta Theta fraternity at Butler university. They are among 125 young men pledged to eight Greek letter fraternities at the university.

Beth Rhodes; foirth year — Linda Engelberth, Lisa Harris, Tina Hedington an: Steri Long; fifth year — Jay Eiujman, Bart Hedington and J met Rhodes; sixth year — Davij Engelberth; seventh year — Frances Bieber, Debbie Engelberth, Brenda Rhodes, Ralph Reiff and Jerry Rhodes; eighth year — Jane Fawley and Steve /Lhodes; ninth year — Bill Fawley and Jeff Rhodes; tenth year — Mark Reiff. The members of the Wee Webster Workers were presented to them by their leader, Mrs. Bryant. First year — Sonia Long, Gerald McKay and Mike Tom; second year — Lyle Haney; third year — Judy Ferverda; fourth year — Carmen Bryant; fifth year — Stuart Bryant, Kay Ferverda and Kevin Gilbert; tenth year — Stere Bryant and Rosalyn Long. The group was ;hen dismissed for refreshments as cookies and punch served bj the Chain-O-Lakes and the Rcom 4 U clubs.

FEA fall| dressdown ■ i The Wawaiee Future Educators in Action held its annual fall dressdown last Thursday in this high school cafeteria annex. Team competit or was the first order of the even ng with faculty members serving as captains of the teams. Teachers participating as guests of FEA were Roberta Powers, Linda Henry, Bill Kitson, and Bob Kitson. Amy Purdum served I s a special guest captain. After competing in such games as rope t urns, onion roll, hip cups. TV tsnd movie song fragments, fumybones, and three-leg sack .faces, the team captained by Bil Kitson reigned winner. Team members were Kim Trobaugh Cathy Guard, Dyanne Tracy, Connie Hoopingarner and Angie Jessop. Highlight of the evening was the crowning of the fall dressdown king and queen. Contestants were judged on costume, and nreiwers given to ridiculous questions. Faculty members served as judges. Mike Lantz wss named king over runners-up Juan Carvajal, Rick Moore, ai d Charlie Packer. Sharon Rapp was named queen with runners-up Dyanne Tracy, Cathy Guard, Deb Miller and Jane Wilson (competing as twins), and Elaine Mullett. > ■ Class officers named at North Webster The names of recently elected class officers at North Webster junior high school have been announced bfy Wendell Bryant, principal: Eig itli Grade President - - Bedty Weeks Vice president — Mark Simpson Secretary *- Darcee Staley Treasurer I— Tim Hammaker Sevsalh Grade President - Doug Mock Vice presuient — Bart Bowser Secretary- reasurer — David Strombeck | Sii e* Grade President — Jama Everts Vice prfsdent — Brad Calobrace Secretary- — Brenda Hunter Treasurer — Bob Mort

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Changes made in PCS; deadline is December 1

The W. Abel, executive secretary of the state scholarship commission of Indiana, announced that several factors concerning the need analysis of the parents’ confidential statement (PCS) have been changed for the 1975-76 academic year. Abel stressed that the changes will have a pronounced effect upon the amount of demonstrated financial need of a student attending college. Abel mentioned that many parents, especially those from the middle-income category, have completed the PCS in the past and have not demonstrated financial need. Due to the aforementioned changes in the need analysis of the PCS many families will demonstrate financial need for the first time. Therefore, all parents are encouraged to complete the PCS. Abel explained that every year after awards are made in the spring, in many instances changes occur in the parents’ financial situation. He further stated that oily when his office has received a PCS by the deadline will they be able to review financial changes regarding a family. Abel emphasized that hundreds of tax returns would again be requested from parents where discrepancies appear evident in the information reported on the

Little League Basketball schedules are given

Lakeland Youth Center director Dan Caskey at Syracuse has announced the following game schedules and names for the Little League basketball events at the center: Pacers practice Tuesdays, 3:154:45. Team members are Jeff Schmahl, Mike Hann, Bob Elston, Blain Sawyer, Troy Holmes, Kevin Blade, Ken Lisor, Bill Fetters, Tim Crum, Greg Turnbow and Cris Beezley. Lakers practice Wednesday, 3:15-4:45. Members are Steve Dunithan, Kris Cox, Barry Taylor, Charlie Ginn, Jon Vitaniemi. Kevin Smith, Lester Booher, Jeff Glon, Greg Day, Ron Gripe, Tim Cox and Jon Stuckman. Bucks practice on Thursday from 3:15-4:45. Members are Mark Walker. Ken Swartz, Kyle Swartz, Gary Price, Brian Kistler, David Workman. Pat Hare, Benji Reed, Steve Alford, Mike Etchesen, Mike Wilson and Robert Wagner. On Friday the Celtics will practice 3:15-4:45. Team members are Mike Clemons, Dave Roberts, Jim Schlabach, David Hamman, John Cannon, Mark Detert. Fred Scholar, J. Adkins, Phil Price. James Butler, Doug Jones and Jeff Nicodemus. Game Schedules Game schedules are as follows: Saturday, Nov. 30 — Pacers vs Celtics 1:30, Bucks vs Lakers 2:30 Saturday, Dec. 7 — Pacers vs Bucks 1:30, Critics vs Lakers 2:30 Saturday, Dec. 14 — Bucks vs Celtics 1:30, Lakers vs Pacers 2:30 Saturday, Dec. 21 — Bucks vs Lakers 1:30, Pacers vs Celtics

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"PCS. For a student entering college for the first time in September, 1975, to be eligible for a monetary state scholarship or Indiana educational grant, the parents must complete the Parents’ Confidential Statement (PCS) by the January 15, 1975, deadline. Abel pointed out that the State Scholarship Commission must be coded on the PCS to enable his office to receive a copy of this form. These parents are also -reminded that December 1, is the deadline for students to make application for the state scholarship or Indiana educational grant program. Upperclass students already in the state scholarship or educational grant program will receive their renewal packets in December. These students have until February 1,1975, to submit I their renewal application to the state scholarship commission. The parents of these students have until February 1, 1975, to complete the PCS and submit it to the college scholarship service. If or students have any questions concerning this information they should contact the local high school guidance office. Lakeland Community School Corporation patrons may contact Maxine Robinson at Wawasee high school.

If or students have any questions concerning this information they should contact the local high school guidance office. Lakeland Community School Corporation patrons may contact Maxine Robinson at Wawasee high school.

2:30 Friday, Dee. 27 — Lakers vs Celtics 1:30, Pacers vs Bucks 2:30 Saturday, Dec. 28 — Team 1 vs 2 and 3 [days 4 Saturday, Jan. 4 — Father, Mother and son game at 1:30 Rules Boys are to be at the center one-half hour before game time. Games will be six quarters in length with each quarter running six minutes (running clock.) There will be no pressure defense in the back court. Baskets are eight feet in height. All other rules will be the same as high school basketball. Junior high age referees will be used and full co-operation is asked. Pop, chips, sandwiches and etc., sold will go to the cento* to buy equipment for sports. Practices for the boys last until 4:45, but do not worry about being on time to pick them up, they may stay at the center for other activities available. Upcoming Attractions iCehockey wiilstart as soon as ice is safe, a baton class will start after the first of the year, as well as a boxing class. For hockey, it will be necessary to have skates, sticks, pads and helmets. Several money projects may be in the offering to help with equipment. Regarding baton classes, this will be for beginners and ryn for one hour a week, with two instructors and each class limited to 10 girls, five per instructor, on Saturdays at 12:30, starting January 11. More school news on page 15