The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 6, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 March 1975 — Page 4

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BRUSH-IN STUDENTS — A number of Morris Siewart’s fifth grade students at North Webster school are shown here in a brush-in held in the Lakeland schools in February. Members of Theta Sigma chapter. Psi lota Xi sorority of North Webster presented a check in the amount of 1125 to the elementary schools in the corporation for the dental brush-in for grades two. five and eight. Under direction of school nurse Mary Robertson, and assisted in the North Webster school by Mrs. Jerry Badskey and Mrs. Gilbert Waltz, students were shown proper brushing habits and each received a toothbrush to keep. Monies given by the sorority were from the philanthropic fund.

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SPELLING WINNERS — Laura Keen. left, daughter of Mrs. Susan Young, was winner in the seventh and eighth grade spelling contest at North Webster last week. She correctly spelled "armada" and won the contest by spelling "aspic.” L*ura was runner-up in the county contest last year. Runner-up al North Webster was Kathy Zartman. right, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nye. Both girls are eighth graders.

/VEA T WEEK LV THE LAKELAND SCHOOLS Today 6 pm. — Wawasee girls swim meet at Culver 8:30 p.m — Wawasee Intramurals — Gym Thursday 5:30 pm. — North Webster junior high GAA bowling 6 p.m. — Wawasee girls swim sectional at Elkhart Central

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6:30 p.m. — Corporation wrestling meet at Wawasee for junior high 7 p.m. — Wawasee girls gymnastics meet at Leo 7 p.m. — Community education classes, engine tune-up. annex; macrame, room 200; knitting and crocheting, room 104; beginning guitar, room 308 7:30 p.m. — Syracuse junior high spelling bee 7:30 pm. — TravelogueAuditorium Friday 6:30 p.m. — Corporation wrestling, junior high 6:30 p.m — North Webster junior high band boosters basketball Saturday Wawasee speech sectional at

Manchester 9 am.-2 p.m. — Wawasee girls swim sectional at Elkhart Central 12:30-8 p.m. — Wawasee girls basketball regional at Elkhart Monday 7:30 p.m. — Winter athletic awards program, auditorium Tuesday 4:30 p.m. — Syracuse junior high wrestling vs Bremen here 5 p.m. — District FHA meeting at North Wood 6 p.m. — Wawasee girls gymnastic sectional at Wawasee 7 p.m. — Wawasee FHA meeting room 104 7 p.m. — Community education classes, personal typing, room 217; ceramics, room 200; beg. and adv. bridge, case annex; painting, room 200; bookkeeping, room 216; house wiring, room 306; knitting and crocheting, room 104; beginning guitar, room 308 Wednesday 4 p.m — Milford junior high wrestling at Concord 6 p.m. — Wawasee girls gymnastic sectional, here Festival set for March 14 The Lakeland Community School Corporation's annual music festival will be held in the Wawasee high school gymnasium on Friday evening, March 14. The program is scheduled to start at 8 p.m. The groups involved in the program are fourth and fifth grade elementary choirs, sixth grade string orchestra, sixth grade bands, sixth grade choirs, junior high choirs, junior high bands, junior high and senior high school orchestras, high school choirs and high school bands. All schools are represented with students participating in the above mentioned organizations The program will be directed by the music teachers of the corporation

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Wawasee is busy place after school dismisses

When the school bell draws to a dose another school day the doors of Wawasee are not locked. Activities in the building continue into the evening hours. Both boys and girls who participate in the various activities and athletic events must have a time and a place to practice. Then, there are the events themselves. During the month of January a schedule of activities, the area in use and the time were listed. The report, single spaced, took a total of six 84 x 11 sheets of typing paper. The facilities were utilized every day during the month except on New Year 's day and on the four Sundays. As little as one activity or as many as 17 events appear on two different days. The one activity was on a Saturday when a coed

| Lakeland £ | School W | J LAKELAND COMMUNITY SCHOOLS March 10-14 MONDAY — Pizza burgers, buttered potatoes, applesauce, cookies and milk TUESDAY- Chicken and noodles, carrots, cole slaw, fruit salad, bread and butter and milk WEDNESDAY - Texas hash, buttered green beans, jello, hot rolls and gutter and milk THURSDAY - Ham salad sandwich, French fries, spinach, cheese cake and milk FRIDAY — Hot turkey sandwich. mashed potatoes and gravy, fruit salad, cookie and milk

E 1 ‘a* rfv j come BMBr > ' SPELL your way 1| WfTH IK duwnto the ■£ SPELLING BEE'. '> . . . . *' <■ <ll SI I JSL-& vrh5815at I l MJHSiNTHEGVH sw • • M AMManW WMKMMMh POSTER WINNERS — Brenda Martin and Lori Wiggs combined to take first place in the Milford junior high school spelling bee poster contest. Vince Price and his "Blast Off placed second and Gary' Gerencser finished in third place. The school's spelling bee was held this morning in the gym. Os the 13 room winners, two students, one from the seventh and eighth grades and one from the fifth and sixth grades, will be selected to represent the school in the annual county spelling bee. The county spelling bee will be held on March 15 for the fifth and sixth grade winners and March 22 has been set for the seventh and eighth grade winners with the final winner from the two groups being selected on Tuesday. March 25. The county "bees" will be held in the auditorium of the First United Methodist church in Warsaw.

swim meet was held in the pool area between 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. The 17 activities were on a Monday and Thursday and involved the high school gym, the auditorium stage, the cafeteria annex, the pool, rooms 308 and 301. the weight room, the commons and hall area and the bleacher deck. Monday Activities Included in the activities taking place in the gym were freshman basketball practice 3-4 p.m., girls basketball practice 4-5 p.m, varsity basetball practice 5-7 p.m., and a gymnastics meet between 7 and 9 p.m. The gymnastics team used the bleacher deck area for practice between 3 and 5 p.m. Wrestling practice for the varsity team was held in the auditorium, on the stage, between 7 and 8 a.m. and again between 3:30 and 5:30 p.m. in the cafeteria annex. Between 3:30 and 5:30 p.m. the junior varsity wrestlers used the stage area in the auditorium and between 7 and 8:30 p.m. the stage was used for play practice. Boys used the pool for practice between 7 and 8 a.m. and again between 3:30 and 5:30 p.m. The swim club met in the pool area between 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. The girls barbershop quartet two was In room 301 between 7:30 and 8 a m. for practice and voice class practice was held in the room between 3 and 4 p.m. Jazz band practice was held in room 308 between 3 and 4:30 p.m. Track practice was held in the commons (involves hallway around auditorium. Stairs in gym area, weight room in commons, storage room where weights are stored in gym balcony and bleacher decks whenever available) between 3 and 5 p.m. and intramural weight lifting in the weight lifting room ( involves weight lifting room, hallway around auditorium and the stairs in gym) between 3:05 and 4:15 p.m. Thursday Activities On the Thursday when 17 activities were listed they included

varsity and junior varsity basketball practice and a “C” team basketball game in the gym as well as wrestling practice and play practice in the auditorium and wrestling practice in the cafeteria annex. Both boys and girls swim practice occurred in the pool and a girls basketball game took place in the Syracuse gym. The booster club met in the commons area between 7 and 8 p.m. State solo and ensembles practice was held in room 308 between 3 and 4 p.m. with other musical groups practicing in room 301 at various times during the day. Also included were track practice, intramural weight lifting and gymnastics practice. In all 297 activities took place over the month with an average of 11 per day. With adult education classes, the winter concert and play practice taking place in February our guess would be that even more activities took place last month. Milford Cub Scouts win shovel race -4. The recent shovel race sponsored by the Milford Cub Scouts was held at the Catholic church with teams from Milford and Syracuse competing. The site was moved from the Graff pond due to the weather. Milford's team two won with team one placing second. Syracuse’s team one was third and the visitor's team two was fourth. The boys raced with raw eggs on their shovels. Finishing with the fastest time were Milford’s Troy Stevenson and Eric Beer. Barry Gansert and Tony Troup, also of Milford, finished second. In third place for individuals were Guy Cox and Bob Elson of Syracuse. Placing fourth were Don Greene and Rick Pena of Milford. The travel trophy went to Syracuse. Fair March 15 The pack meeting will be on March 24 with a fun fair set for March 15. The public is invited to the fun fair with profits going to pay for equipment, badges and Cub trips. On Tuesday of this week members of Den II visited the emergency vehicle to see the equipment and learn how MET’s work.

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SPOTLIGHTED — Spotlighted this week in preparations for the Fourth Wall Drama club of Wawasee high school in the spring play of “Lp The Down Staircase’’ to be given March 20-21 are. 1-r. front row, Chris Lacas. Stephanie Jernigan, Mary Clark and Edith Kaufman. In the back row are Mike Allen. Cindy Rich, Cap Pryor and Jane Simpson.

High school drama club in practice

By DIANE PITTMAN The Fourth Wall productions drama club of Wawasee high school will be presenting “Up the Down Staircase” on Thursday and Friday. March 20 and 21. in the high school auditorium. The play will begin at 7:30 p.m. Construction has begun on the set and soon the painting and props crews will be moving in to complete the job. The cast is working hard memorizing lines and preparing the presentation. Spotlighted Eight more cast members will be spotlighted this week. Chris Lacas appears as Bea Schachter, an experienced teacher that befriends Sylvia and helps her throughout the play. This is the first acting experience for Chris at Wawasee. Cap Pryor, one of the more experienced actors at Wawasee, will portray Paul Barringer, a handsome teacher who desperately wants to be a writer. Cap is a junior and very active in .drama events. Michael Allen appears in his first play as Joe Ferone, the handsome intelligent student who

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had been hardened by tough breaks. Cindy Rich, a senior, plays Ellen the best friend of Sylvia from back home. This is Cindy’s first acting experience at W’awasee. Stephanie Jernigan is also appearing in her first play. A sophomore, she will portray Jill, a student who is very intelligent and works on the school paper. Mary Qark will play Alice Blake, a very intelligent student who has a crush on Mr. Barringer. Mary, a freshman, is in her first high school play. Edith Kaufman, a senior, and in her first play, will be Vivian Paine, a girl with an inferiority complex. Jane Simpson will be Carrie Blaine an outspoken student who is always ready to give her opinion. Jane is a senior in her first presentation, however, has been active in the various backstage activities of previous plays. Tickets for the play will go on sale next week and may be purchased frpm any drama club member.