The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 3, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 February 1975 — Page 13
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—-NORTH WEBSTER SCHOOI ]IB _,|f_jk H y m e i o t ih> jhMM[ hfHrHmMv- ♦*- * MUSIC WINNERS — Seven gold medals and two silver medals were won by North Webster music students at the Northern Indiana Band. Orchestra and Voice Association auditions held recently. Winners are. left to right. Dan Tracy, gold medal, viola; Jerry Mort, silver medal, violin; Greg Moerchen and Jay Harreld, gold medals, violin; Debbie Carey, gold medal, piano; Mary Baumle, silver medal, baritone; Lori Sliger. Martha Baumle and Becky Weeks, gold medals, clarinet.
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LOTS-OF-LAND This N ft. channel tot on Marine Key drive can be yews for the summer if you act now. Plenty of shade trees. Call today for price. WOW!! FAMILY LIVING 431 N. Huntington to .. . ~ r — ' ■« Jet this 7 room * beaty E SOLD mine!! !« more. Call today —
Wawasee honor roll released for second nine week period
Principal Henry L. Smith of Wawasee high school has released the honor roll for the second nine-week period. Students who attained the high and regular rolls are listed. They follow: High Roil Seniors — Roxanne Auer. Peg Beer, Steve Beer, Paula Bell, Kris Brembeck, Karen Butcher, Tim Campbell, Juan Carvajal, Peggy Clay, Sarah C«y, Linda Cromer, Rita Curtis, Rick Dahlstrom, Jill Farrell, Suzy Fortress, Sandy Gerencser, Nina Gilbert. Jennifer Glon, Cathy Guard, Alice Gunden, Shannon Hall, Sherri Hapner, Marianne Harbes, Rusty Hayden, Connie Hoopingarner, Joe Kennedy, Alan Kitson, Steve Knispel, Louise Knudsen. Debbie Koontz, Mary Kunkle, Barbara Labra, Mike Lantz, Brian Lemberg, Jennifer Longenecker, Kim Marose, Joe Melendez, Lani McCullough. Deb Miller. Nick Miller, Sue Mitchell, Rick Moore, Judy Moser, Elaine Mullett, Frank Nyikos, Teresa Olivo, Jon Owens, Charlie Packer, Cindy Popenfoose. Toby Popenfoose, Julie Pruett, Amy Purdum, Philip Randall, Sharon Rapp, Dennis Rex, Steve Rhodes, Rick Ritenour, James Simpson, Kathy Steffen. Jeff Strom beck. Deb Stutzman, Luanne Sweatland, David Tracy. Kim Trobaugh. Monica Waikti, David Weicht, Jan Whitehead, Jane Wilson, Dave Wollman and Rich Wuthrich Juniors — Larry Allen, Kerri Augsburger, Diane Bartkowiak, Beth Beer, Christy Beer, Barb Brouwer, Patti Brvant, Jenny Cox, Kelly Matt Didier, Dan Dieterly, Deb Engelberth, Jane Fawley, William Gerstner, Kathi Goins, Deb Hartman, Pat Hougey, Kathy Koenigshof, Steve Kroh. Latra Kunkle, Chris Lacas, Lori Lantz, Liz Mahorney, Sue McQuillian. Karen Moore. Sherry Myers, Leisa Napier, Roy Newman, Ralph Reiff, Jerry Rhodes, Steve Richmond, Kay Rowe, Mike Srlveus, Craig Sorensen, Marlys Staley, Julie Thibaut, Melinda Tom, Dyanne Tracy and Amy Vanlaningham Sophomores — Mark Amos, Judy Ba ch tel, Steve Badskey, Kim Beezley, Gary Brown, Rebecca Busdi, Rhonda Byrd, Kathy Carlin, Ginger Christner. Caryl Coy, Keith Cripe, Sue Gans, Andrea Griffith, Todd Haines, Jeff Hoerr, Terri Hottzdaw, Stephanie Jernigan, Esti Keen, Diane Kesler, Craig Koble, Susan Krug, Lori Littlefield, Dan Martin, Brent McMillian. Pat McQuillian, Mary Muhamet, John Naab, Diane Perry, Dawn Price, Linda Reiff, Sandy Rinker, David Ruth, J. C. Schrock, Susan Siank, Brian Slabaugh, Marie Startek, Doug Troyer. Norman Van!aningham. Robyn Watkins and Ron Wuthrich Freshmen — David Baker, Roger Baumgartner, John Beer. Kathy Beer. Teresa Blue, Terry Bowers. Kathy Brouwer. Stuart Bryant, Kevin Butcher. Kim Calobrace, Teresa Carpenter, Randy Clayton, Diane Darr, Jeanne Dye. Kim Goins, Jan Grindle. Eileen Harbes, Chris Hyser. Maureen Jackson. Stan Kroh, Lorraine Meek, Diane Pittman. Janet Rhodes. Bryan Smith, Terry L. Smith, David Stewart, Phil Stichter, Rachel Stiffler, Brent Stutzman. Lydia Tucker. Mark Walgamuth, Randy Wheeler. Judy Willard and Rex Wuthrich Regular Roll Seniors — Sheila Alexander, Renee Anglin, Sherree Arthur,
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Colleen Beer, Carla Boyer, Dean Burchard, Tanya Bushong, Bernadette Caple, Christie Carr, Uvi Carvajal, Faye Church, Susan Clark, Dena Cook, Brad Cbx, Dixie Curtis, Debbie Darr, Nikki Dean, Diane Deck, Paul Dye, Carol Felts, John Fisher, Cindy Franke. June Gose, Mark Goshert, Rhonda Graff, Patti Holtzclaw, Stuart Jackson, George Jones, Edith Kaufman, Brian Knisley, Mike Koher, Mark Lacas, Dave Madrick, Anne Mangas, Tom Mast, Dan Miller, Paul Miller, Deb Miniear, Rick Neff, Vincent Neibert, Susan Nyce, Carol Rector, Cindy Rich, Stacey Rogers. David Schopf, Tina Searfoss, Sally Shively, Jane Simpson, Mark Smith, Missy Sorensen, Sue Speicher, Lori Steury, Dennis Tucker, Gary Wiggs, Cindy Willits, Paula Wixson, Patti Wolf, Nancy Wyant, Schaun Yahne and Tim Yoder Juniors — Lee Ann Andrews, Mike Atkinson, Charles Avery, Holly Barrett. Rik Becker, Kathy Brandon, Joan Buletty, Bill Byland, James Cline, Denise Darr, Jerry Dean, Don Dieterly, Scott Eddy, Terry Egolf, John Gardner, Kimm Gardner, Maureen Godfrey, Prenna Grisamer, Ken Hamman, Danny Hostetler. Ann Kaiser. Mark Koble, Pat Kruger, Karin Lamle, Richard Linville, Dan List, Lairel Mitchell, Dorothy Mock, Rick Peterson, Doug Pollock, Randy Purcell, Vince Rhodes, Randy Rinker, Ted Schenk el, Tammy Schumm, Doug Shock, Brian Simmons, Jeff Smallwood, Greg A. Smith, Brad Sorensen, Dennis Spearman, Mike Stork, Nancy Taylor, Mike Tethrake, Steve TToup, Lorraine Welker, J. D Whiteman. Mark Wilkey and Betsy Williams Sophomores — Dawn Bemish, Bryon Berry, Frances Bieber. Lisa Bosstick, Judy Bryant, Karen Cooper, Zoyla Cruz, David Engelberth, Greg Evans, Johnna Gansert, Ginger Gant, Dan Gauthier, Paula Grisamer, Benji Hall, Tim Hamman, Scott Hartter, Mark Hoover, Phylis Horvath, Tim Hursey, Al Johnson, Bob Johnson, Margie Jones, Marie Kitson. Mary Kitson, JoAn Kussmaul, Katie Lemmon, Sheri Long, Karen Miller, Don Minear, KATHY MAROSE, Cindy Mort, Dan Overfelt. Deborah Phillips. Joel Popenfoose, Scott Pruett, Kathi Replogle. Brenda Rhodes, Karen Rich, Kirk Rockenbaugh, I Roxanne Sawyer, Paul Schrumpf, Tony Searfoss, Pam Shtiine, Leslie Shenefield, Mike Steffen, Dennis Troyer, Cara Wagoner, Fran Weicht Marty Welker Freshmen — Robin Auer, Tim Bartkowiak, Dan Bohnstedt, Jenny Boyer, J. D. Carl, Bea Carvajal, Randy Caudill, Mary Clark. Ed Clayton, Devon Collins, John Conway, Cathy Crooks. Shelley Jill Davis, Tammy Deßolt, Brian Fick, Judy Fouts, Tammi Franke, Deb Gerke, Kevin Gilbert, Jim Glon, Lisa Gose, Jill Grindle, Kelly Hamman, Dan Hardy, Chris Henning. Jim Hoover, Brenda Howard, James Knisely. Ted Knudsen, Tom Kroh, Mark Krug, Sherrie Leiter. Rick McKibben, Ken McMillan, Scott Moore, Sandy Mullett. Susan Nulf. Worth Packer, Lorene Spearman, Doug Rassi, Beth Reiff. Mary Rupprecht, Greg Secor, Cindy Schacht, David Shank, Jim Snyder, Keith Stevens, Bob Sylvester, Kent Trobaugh, Laura Tucker. Linda Ummel, Laquieta Voland, Kim Wagoner, Steve Walker, Dave Wall. Tim White and Jim Willits
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VARIETY PROGRAM — A group of Wawasee high school musicians entertained classes five through eight at the three Lakeland schools on Thursday. They are shown around pianist Craig Koble at the Milford school appearance. From left are Kim Hamilton. Ron Diehl. Cap Pryor. John Naab. Sharon Rapp, Kim Trammel, Teresa Blue, Pat Kruger and Jann Barnett.
NEXT WEEK IN THE LAKELAND SCHOOLS Today 6 p.m. — WHS girls basketball at Elkhart Memorial 6:30 p.m. — WHS boys intramurals 7:30 p.m. — Camelot junior high tourney finals Thursday , 8:15 a.m. to 9 p.m. — Milford eighth grade to Indianapolis 3:30 p.m. — North Webster girls basketball at Syracuse 6 p.m. — WHS swim sectional at Elkhart Central Friday 6:30 p.m. — WHS basketball vs North Wood at WHS Saturday WHS wrestling regional at South Bend Washington State Solo & Ensemble contests at Butler university North Webster sixth grade field trip to Chicago 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. — WHS swim' sectional at Elkhart Central 7 to 9:30 p.m. — Milford student council bowling Monday 3:15 p.m. — Syracuse elementary school faculty meeting 6 p.m. — WHS girls basketball at North Manchester 6:30 p.m. — WHS girts gymnastics at John Glenn 6:30 p.m. — WHS girls swim meet at Goshen Tuesday 3:30 p.m. — Milford GAA basketball at North Webster 4 p.m. — Milford junior high wrestling at Concord 4 p.m. — North Webster junior high wrestling at Pierceton 4:30 p.m. — Syracuse junior high wrestling vs West Noble at Syracuse Wednesday 3:45 p.m. — Syracuse girls basketball at Milford junior high 6:30 p.m. — WHS boys intramurals Music student's name omitted A Milford junior high school student s name was omitted from the contest winners in the February 1 Fort Wayne judgings. Susie Schmucker won superior rating in piano.
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FOR RENT For entire year, a two-bedroom channel home. SIM a month. MOBILE HOME LOT-READY TO USE. 350 LAKEFRONT NEIGHBORS WANTED This 3* bedroom home plus family room, located next to our office on Cottingham Beach, will provide plenty of pleasure for your family. A combination of rustic tog cabin styling and tasteful modern decor make this a home with so much charm that ft must be seen! There’s 1.350 sq. ft. of living space, stone fireplace, beautiful 12 x 14 kitchen. utility room, tots of storage, and a terrific view of Wawasee! The neighbors are anxious for you to move in. Completely furnished and priced at S4t.NO — don’t be stow!
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Syracuse fine arts festival on Thursday
“My Indiana” is the theme for the 1975 Syracuse elementary fine arts festival which will be held Thursday evening, Feb. 20, at 7:30 p.m. in the boys’ gym. The evening’s music and art will allow students of grades kindergarten through five to portray outstanding features of Indiana and Syracuse, past and present. Included in Indiana's history are Indians, Johnny Appleseed, a pioneer circle dance, the Wabash Cannonball, a “Merry Oldsmobile”, the circus and early Syracuse. Contemporary Syracuse will be featured in a “Song of Syracuse”, the lyrics by the fourth grade. The elementary choir will perform songs by Indiana composers, such as Hoogy Carmichael. Finale The finale by nearly 200 fourth and fifth graders will include Indiana songs, including the state song. da | | Lunch r| I LAKELAND COMMUNITY SCHOOLS February 17-21 MONDAY — Hamburger sandwich, buttered potato, fruit, cookie and milk TUESDAY — Pig in a poke, tritaters, cole slaw, fruit, bread and butter and milk WEDNESDAY — Pizza, buttered corn, spinach and lettuce salad, bread and butter, pudding and milk THURSDAY — Stew, peaches, biscuits with honey butter, peanut butter fudge and milk FRIDAY — Fish sandwich, green beans, potato salad, bread and butter, cherry cobbler and milk
The Professionals in Real Estate Phone Anytime: (219) 457-4777 Closed Tuesday On lake Wawasee (West of Fish Hatchery on Old Road 8) R 3 Box 125 Syracuse, Ind 46567
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f T I vtf U 1 fIT9H 4 BEDROOM BUDGETPITTErT” 524 S. HARRISON Budget fitter and inflation fighter for the big family or the family who wants lots of room. And everyone will enjoy the luxury of a new kitchen and bath. Your new home in Syracuse has an extra large tot for the kids and a boat dock on the channel for you. Priced at 314,Nt, you can’t go •wrong! Call 457-4777 NOW. LOTS-OF-LAND Large tot with N ft. frontage on Lake Wawdsee! It’s located in Venetian Isles, and the stone seawall to already there. Compare prices! You can’t beat this tot for only 315.N4.
Scenery by the art classes will include an old mill, a wigwam, circus wagon, covered wagon, and Pickwick square. Mrs. Richard Roose, who taught art the first semester and Miss Pat Black, the present art teacher, have cooperated in planning the art work as well as the first grade music. Mrs. Richard Ditmer is in charge of the music in grades two-five, and the kindergarten teachers have planned for the kindergarten performance. Mrs. Matt O’Hare and the classroom teachers are staging and costuming the show. Robert D. Hamman is the principal. The public is invited to attend at no admission charge. Five from county on ISU honor roll TERRE HAUTE — Indiana State university has released the fall semester honor roll containing names of 1,230 students who achieved academic distinction in their first semester of the 1974-75 year. Grades are computed on a 4.0 scale with the honor roll listing students with a grade point average of 3.50 to 3.75 and the distinguished honor roll listing those attaining an average of 3.76 or above. The honor listing is prepared for students carrying 12 or more semester hour (pass-fail courses are not computed) and does not include those who were engaged in student teaching during the term. Kosciusko county students who earned honors are: Milford — David Arnold, box 275, distinguished Syracuse — Denise Hostetler, box 175; and Rebecca Long, r 3 box 281 Warsaw — David Michael, 215 N. Tamarack; and Martha i, f 2. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bray of r 2 Milford have returned home following a two-week Florida vacation.
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