The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 4, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 February 1975 — Page 8
THE MAIL JOURNAL —Wed., Feb. 19,1975
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WsCHOOt/ \ NEtVS / r*»7 • ■ w ‘Tj ’fl 5 ' '• £/*| ■ ht! 3 e i itwwl *ABk > > |" 13BM! ■■■y . jHKmL BB STATE REPLICA — “My Indiana** is the theme for the Syracuse elementary fine arts festival set for this Thursday night al 7:30 in the boys* gy m. Standing in front of this replica of our state, a prop being used for the event, are Miss Pat Black, music and art teacher: Portia Price, narrator; Beth Walker, narrator: and Mrs. Richard Ditmer. music teacher.
Fine Arts Festival is set
Plans have been completed for the Fine Arts Festival at the Syracuse elementary school this Thursday evening The event will be at 7:30 m the boys' gym using the theme “My Indiana Students in grades kindergarten through five will portray outstanding features of Indian*, past and present
Announce spring play * 1 of school drama club
The Fourth Wall Productions Drama club of Wawasee high school is busy preparing for its second big production of the year, the spring presentation of "Up the Down Staircase" from the book by Bel Kaufman The play tells of encounters of a young teacher who has just started teaching in a large New York high school, and the numerous problems she faces Huge Cast * There are 30 members in the cast, including 20 newcomers to the Wawasee stage. 10 of which are freshmen and sophomores This is one of the largest casts for
FEA presenting program to 4th-sth grades
The Future Educators in Action from Wawasee high school are conducting the American Lung Association's . smoking education program in the fourth and fifth grades of the corporation's elementary program On Monday Miss Nancy Wilson, health educator from the lung association, conducted a training session for FEA members who are participating in the program Tuesday it was presented to the fifth grades at North Webster and today it is being presented to the fourth grade there Tomorrow (Thursday* the remainder of the North Webster fourth graders will see the program and two fourth grade classes at Syracuse will tie visited. On Friday the remainder of the fourth grade classes and a fifth
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The finale, by nearly 200 fourth and fifth graders, will include Indiana Songs Scenery by the art classes will include an old mill, wigwam, circus wagon, covered wagon and Pickwick square. Mrs. Richard Roose and Miss Pat Black have had charge of the art work and Mrs. Richard
a Wawasee play in several years. Senior Deb Miniear has the leading part as she portrays Sylvia Barrett, the first year teacher at Calvin -Coolidge high school Excellent supporting cast roles are by Larry Allen, Chris Lacas, Cap Pryor. Mike Silveus. Marianne Harbes. Kim Hamilton, Jo Hammel. Dan Dieterly, Dawn Price, Dan Martin. " Randy Clayton Also. Rachel Morris. Mary Clark. Edith Kaufman. Ron Diehl. Cindy Willits, Uvi Carvajal. Jane Simpson Also. Jeff Hoerr. Stephanie
grade class at Syracuse will see the program Monday, February 24. the program will be conducted in the additional fifth grade classes at Syracuse Tuesday the program will be presented to the Milford fifth graders. The fourth graders wiD see the program on Wednesday. FEA members participating in the program are Drenna Gnsamer, Karen Moore, Sandy Gerencser, Kim Trobeugh. Rick »Moore. Frank Nyikos. Rhonda Graff, Charlie Packer, Gary Dean, Alice Gunden. Shannon Hall. Jim Simpson. Debbie Engleberth. Zola Bennett, Sharon Rapp, Elaine Mullett, Jody Moser, Debbie Darr, Jane Wilson. Connie Hoopingarner. Shawn Yahne, Kern Augsburger, Sherry Myers, Chris Lacas. Amy Vanlmiingham and Kay Rowe
Ditmer is in charge of music in grades two-five. Kindergarten teachers have planned for the kindergarten portions. Mrs Matt O’Hare and classroom teachers are staging and costuming the show. The public is invited to this annual festival and there is no admission charge
Jemigan, Tami Franke. Sharon Rapp. Richard Linville, Paul Schrumpf, Mike Allen, Marlys Staley. Janet Rhodes. Diane Deck and Cindy Rich. Alan Zerkel is director and Joe Robbins, technical director. Linda Kehoe will direct the make-up crew. All three are members of the Wawasee language arts department staff. Membership The drama club has membership of 75 students and brings students into contact with the theatre arts through participation of club productions, community and school programs and various workshops The club sponsors the drama productions, and while members comprise most of the crews, any student at Wawasee may try out for a part or work on the production. The spring presentation will be given on two nights. March 20 and March 21. in the school auditorium. Karen Rowe is singing with Augustana ROCK ISLAND. ILL - Karen J. Rowe, North Webster, a senior at Augustana college. Rock Island, is a member of the nationally known Augustana choir. The 70-voice choir will leave February 28 for a 12-day tour through midwestern and ’eastern states, including a concert at Lincoln Center. New Y’ark city, on March 9. The choir will present a concert in Sacred Heart Roman Catholic church, Notre Dame, on Saturday, March 1, at 8:15 p.m. Miss Rowe is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Rowe, r 1 North Webster.
/ Winter concert set for Tuesday night
Wawasee high school music department will present its annual winter concert on Tuesday evening. Feb. 25. The program will be given in the auditorium at 7:30 p.m. The concert orchestra, cadet choir, concert choir, women’s choir, cadet band and concert band will combine to give an evening of musical entertainment.
Syracuse and North Webster honor rolls are released
Principals Charles Haffner of the Syracuse junior high school and G. Wendell Bryant at North Webster ’s junior high school have released honor rolls for the second nine-week grading period. They follow: Syracuse Principal Charles Haffner of Syracuse junior high school has released the honor rolls for the second nine-week grading period. Students who attained the distinguished and regular rolls are listed as follows: Distinguished Roll Grade eight — Nancy Amos Grade seven — Cam Boyer. Mike Brannock. Greg Carpenter. Dave Culler. Mike Murray. Candy Bomman. Carla Darr. Jane Haffner and Sharon Meek Grade six — Chris Bornman. Brian Roberts. Susan Naab and Mike Vanderveer Regular Honor Roll Grade eight — Rick Cripe. John Haffner. Mike Slabaugh, Mark Stiffler. Doug Van Lue, Tonya Coquillard. Joni Denney. Marty De Witt, Debbie Dieterly, Jacquie Glon. Judy Knudsen. Jackie Mangas. Julie Miller and Susie Silveus Grade seven — Fred Avery. Tim Bowling. Ray Hively. Kent Lawson. Terry’ Rinker. Elizabeth NEXT WEEK IN THE LAKELAND SCHOOLS Today 3:45 p.m. — Syracuse gurls basketball at Milford junior high 6:30 p.m. — WHS boys intramurals Thursday 3:30 p.m. — Syracuse junior high wrestling team vs Milford junior high 6p m. — WHS girls gymnastics at Plymouth 6:30 p.m. — WHS girls basketball at Warsaw 7:30 p.m. — Syracuse elementary school fine arts festival Friday 6 p.m. — State swim meet at Ball State university 6:30 p.m. — WHS basketball vs Northfield at WHS Saturday WHS speech tournament at Concord State wrestling meet at Indianapolis 9 a m and 2 p.m. — State swim meet at Ball State Monday 6 p.m — WHS girls basketball vs Northridge at WHS 6 p m — WHS girls swim meet vs South Bend Jackson at WHS 7 p.m — FHA meeting, room 104, WHS Tuesday 3:45 p.m. — Syracuse junior high wrestling vs North Webster at North Webster 4:15 p.m. —Milford junior high wrestling at West Noble 7:30 p.m. — W’HS band, orchestra, choir concert Wednesday 7 pm. - W’HS basketball sectional at Triton Milford eighth grade honors two Presidents Students of the Milford junior high school language arts 8A honored both Lincoln and Washington with poetry and prose. Illustrated work was posted on the bulletin board and several poems were read aloud Nancy Bird Turner s poem about Abe seems best as it describes Lincoln's boyhood. Brian Harteuau submitted it. Kathy Troup chose “At Mount Vernon” by Thomas Clark The SB group chose February to write letters to President Ford. Their topic — “What would I do this February if I ** er * president?” Students wrote about energy, inflation, food for the hungry, jobs for the jobless, and pollution Several letters have been sent to the president in Washington
A total of 287 students will be participating in this program. David Blackwell, James DeLay. Loren Felabom (student teacher from Grace college) and Varner M. Chance have selected music for the concert which should be of interest to all. The public is invited tn attend this program Tickets will be available at the door.
Brewer. Laurie Brouwer, Lynn Brown. Rose Easley, Cindy Gilbert, Cathie Leonard, Kim McCarty, Jan Miller, Carol Phillabaum. Margie Pittman, Angie Reed, Janice Siebert. Alice Steffen and Michele White Grade six — Tim Butt. Tim Kroh. Rusty Smith, Tod Stutzman. Mark Crum, Robin Coe, Margaret Gans. Cynthia Hoover, Kristi Johnson, Kim McDonald, Amy Reed and Michelle Wakeland North Webster The names of students on the honor rolls for the second grading period at North Webster junior high school have been released by G. Wendell Bryant, principal. They follow: Distinguished Roll Grade eight — Laura Keen, Mark Lantz, Becky Weeks. Mary Baumle, Lori Sliger and Mike Tom Grade seven — Kandi Mort. Marylouise Simpson and Jill Sliger Grade six — Jama Everts, Becky Webb. John Weeks. Brad Calobrace. Brenda Hunter. John Locke and Bob Mort Regular Roll Grade eight — Liz Davenport, Darsee Staley, Lori Coy, Matt Strombeck, Mark Wagoner, Teresa Pruett, Carmen Bryant, Sondra Moore, Kevin Marose, Lori Henderson. Lori Smith, Natalie Leach, Nancy Kunkle, Lynn Haney. Martha Baumle and Mike Ray Grade seven — Tina Wozniak, Debbie Bause. Monica Jemigan, Mary Beth Rhodes, Greg Moerchen and Bart Bowser Grade six — Pam Minear, Jackie Rampy, Linda Shock, Michelle Wall, Bret Fawley, Sunny Boggs. Tim Bause, Carla Eastitnd and Amber Lehman Seventh graders write Valentines The students in this class wrote original Valentine poems. All have colorful drawings. Carla CUrtis chose to sketch an old fashioned girl to illustrate her poem. The poem follows: “Somebody sent me a Valentine’s wish On the outside the card said, ‘Sealed with a kiss.’ My heart was a thumpin’: my eyes popped out. What could it be?’ I mumbled aloud. The envelope opened, my hands were a shakin*. This isn’t for me, it must be mistaken! For inside the card these few words were written, ‘I wish you’d be mine, and you ain’t a kidden’ ”, — Carla Curtis Lakeland ds | School fl | LunchKE LAKELAND COMMUNITY SCHOOLS February 24-28 MONDAY — Sloppy Joes, scalloped potatoes, carrot sticks, fruit, cake and milk TUESDAY — Chicken and noodles, buttered broccoli, fruit salad, bread and butter, brownie and milk WEDNESDAY — Baked beans and franks, lettuce salad, applesauce, hot rolls and butter and milk THURSDAY - Ham salad sandwich, cottage cheese, potato soup and crackers, pumpkin crunch and milk FRIDAY — Chilled orange juice, macaroni and cheese, mixed vegetables, bread and butter, strawberry shortcake and milk. Milford's student council members go bowling The Milford junior high student council enjoyed two games of bowling on Saturday evening. Accompanying the drivers, Mr. and Mrs. Max Ruch and Mrs. Fred Wasser, were members, Mike Clark, Julia Lana, Renee Undzy, Kathy Method, Jay Auer, Susie Schmucker and Greg Weisser; guests Jon Cousins and Julie Rhodes, and sponsor. Mrs. Dorothy Williams. Brad Weisser also bowled with the group. Scores? Well — not too bad.
Wawasee high school senior to ottend 'Classroom' in D. C.
Alice A. Gunden, a student at Wawasee high school has been selected to attend A Presidential Classroom for Young Americans in Washington, D. C. Miss Gunden is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cleland C. Gunden of r 1 Milford and is scheduled to arrive in the nation’s capital on March 22 to join with other high school students from all over the country who are attending the fifth session of classroom ’75. Nearly 9,000 juniors and seniors have participated in this unique learning experience since 1968 when Presidential Classroom was chartered as a nonprofit, nonpartisan educational program. The Classroom is designed to promote a greater understanding of the dynamics and structure of the federal government through personal contact with its institutions and leaders All three branches of the federal government come under study, as well as related areas and issues which directly influence the conduct of its affairs. Participants meet with senators, congressmen, ad-s. ministration officials, foreign dignitaries and representatives of the military community, the news media and interest groups. The seminar roster for the 1975 program includes such eminent speakers as Senator Hubert H.
NOTICE: PERSONS IN NEWLY ANNEXED AREA OF SYRACUSE To obtain water service sign and return the following form to the town hall at 418 $. Huntington, Syracuse, by mail or in person. (Additional copies are available at the town hall or bank) WATER SERVICE AGREEMENT The undersigned subscribes and contracts for the use, as soon as available# of water to be furnished and provided by the Waterworks Utility of the Town of Syracuse, Indiana, a municipal utility, now existing and operated by the Town of Syracuse, Indiana, for the use and benefit of residents and commercial, industrial and governmental establishments of the Town of Syracuse, Indiana, and its environs. It is the understanding of the undersigned that the said municipal waterworks of the Town of Syracuse, Indiana, may extend its services by additions to its distribution system so that its water supply may become available in the reasonable future to the undersigned, and that said municipal waterworks utility, if such additional distribution system is completed, will provide such distribution system to the property line of the undersigned and will have a connection or tap available to the undersigned for connecting to said distribution system at the property line of the undersigned. Any service line to connect to the distribution system required by the undersigned shall be the obligation of the undersigned and will not be provided by the municipal waterworks utility. The municipal waterworks utility shall furnish and provide a cut-off valve and a water meter at its own expense, and without charge to the undersigned. The undersigned enters into and executes this contract with the understanding and agreement that the maximum monthly charge for such water shall not exceed Four Dollars and 40/100 ($4.40) per month for minimum water usage by the undersigned based upon rates as finally fixed and determined by the Public Service Commission of Indiana for users of any classification within the limits of the Town of Syracuse, Indiana, having a water meter of to % " capacity. Larger size meters required for large consumption, commercial, industrial and governmental users, and users outside the limits of the Town of Syracuse, Indiana, will be proportionately higher. It is the understanding of the undersigned that a or ¥4" meter will be installed and utilized for usual and customary residential customer consumption. The undersigned further understands that consumers who contract with the municipal waterworks utility of the Town of Syracuse, Indiana, for water services subsequent to the sale of revenue bonds by the Town of Syracuse for the purpose of the aforesaid distribution system addition shall be charged a connection or tap-on fee for connecting to the municipal waterworks distribution system. It is the further understanding and agreement of the undersigned that in the event a connection or tap is made hereby for his premises that the minimum monthly charge for water services provided by said municipal waterworks utility shall be paid for such premises where service is available in each and every month subsequent to the time water is supplied and available at said premises. It is understood and agreed that this contact shall be binding upon the municipal waterworks utility of the Town of Syracuse, Indiana, and the undersigned upon approval of plans for construction of the contemplated additional distribution system and the sale of revenue bonds to finance such construction. Signature 7 Street Address~ Date Legal or other property description:
ALICE GUNDEN Humphrey; former Attorney General Richard Kleindienst; Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm; Supreme Court Justice Tom C. Clark, VOL; Eduardo Z. Romualdes, Philippine ambassador; Admiral Owen W. Siler, commandant. US Coast Guard; and syndicated columnist Jack Anderson and mothers. According to executive director Angie Whitaker, student evaluations reflect two predominant elements — “onsite’’ learning and interaction among individuals of differing backgrounds — combine to offer
the participants an invaluable measure of academic and personal growth. Mrs. Whitaker also points out that a student’s participation often involves the entire community, as well as the school being represented. A significant percentage of students are able to attend through the sponsorship of local projects and organizations, such as Rotary. Lions, Kiwanis and Gvitan. Anyone interested in finding out more about High School Program, or about Presidential Classroom’s Undergraduate and graduate programs, should write to A Presidential Classroom for Young Americans, box 19064, Washington, D. C. 20036. FFAWEEK National Future Farmers of America week is February 1721. The Wawasee chapter is participating in this observance by having a display at the school. Also, during the week FFA advisor Charles Baumgartner and members of the Wawasee chapter are speaking on an area radio station. | They will have a display at the Concord Mall on Thursday. Friday and Saturday, along with other chapters.