The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 3, Milford, Kosciusko County, 11 February 1976 — Page 9

ri I A w Ir‘wmli j JI JL - ■ ■ *S 1| jk $ VANLANINGHAM ON THE REBOUND — Norm Vanlaningham. Wawalsee’s 43. proved to be the shining light for the Warriors last Friday night as they defeated the Rochester Zebras 58-57. Vanlaningham brought down 18 rebounds and made 14 points during the game.

Warriors make narrow escape, win thriller

By JOAN BULETTY The Wawasee Warriors had another narrow escape last Friday night when they slid ahead of the Rochester Zebras; 58-57.| Bob Heady’s Wawasee team were in charge throughout the entire game, but in the last minutes of the final quarter the tables were turned. Rochester put op a full court press which sent the Warrior substitutes into a state of minor shock. The Zebrah adrenaline was really flowing as the game neared its end the entire Wawasee gym was [ shouting. jumping, screaming and surprisedly watching the gap on the scoreboard vanish The) Clock showed only 29 when:the Warriors were ahead only by a narrow margin of 56-55. To salve the night for the home team, a whistle blew and Dale Ganz got his chance at the charity stripe Ganz sunk two with (only. 19 remaining The Zebras only managed to score two points before the final buzzer sounded and ended the game 5857 T Heady’s tribe played exceptionally. well the first half. They handled the. ball expertly and surged so far ahead of the baffled Zebras that everyone thougjht the game was in the bag. bag The percentages showed Wawasee on top with. 59 per cent tn the second quarter and a 39-23 lead at halftime In the third stand the scoring evened out. but the Warriors still seemed far out of reach with a 16 point advantage. Norm Vanlaningham, Wawasee center, shined in the spotlight Friday night He turned in an excellent performance of 18 rebounds and 14 points Ganz contributed two more than him with a big 16 total points; however those two extra points were what won the game in the end and made the rest of the nights efforts more worthwhile. Larry Allen is another Warrior who deserves credit for a fine night of 14 rebounds and 11 points Rochester s top scorers were Skip Harshman with 16 points.

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Brian Simpson 12 and Kevin Scott The varsity record for Wawasee is now 7-10 and 2-4 in Northern Lakes Conference JV Defeated The junior varsity team lost yet another game. 47-55. The team has played a great season thus far and with a little more effort can hopefully produce repeats of their past wins for the remains of the season. Ken Patton, the JV center and high scorer, is out with a foot injury which may keep him sidelined the rest of the season J D Carl was almost a oneman scoring show Friday night, racking up a super 16 points Parker added nine. Packer tipped in seven and Smith dropped in six The next game for the Warriors will be Friday when both teams travel to Nappanee where they will clash with the North Wood Panthers ROCHESTER (57) - Scott 433. Rudd 105, Simonson 523. Metzger 305, Waltz 301. Smith 101, Carlson 021. Harshman 564 Totals 22-13-23 WAWASEE (581 — Cripe m, Ganz 643. Vanlaningham 464. Allen 512, Sorensen 221. Rhodes 002. Troup 002. Stefen 103. Pollock 102. Kroh 001 Totals 21-16-19 Rochester 10 13 12 22-57 Wawasee 13 36 12 7-58 Junior Varoitk Rochester 10 15 8 22-55 Wawasee 11 15 11 10-47

Milford junior high students win NISBOVA honors Saturday

The Milford junior high students participated in the NISBOVA contest at Culver in wind and percussion solo and ensemble contest on February 7. Milford brought home 12 gold medals and eight silver medals in 18 events with 16 students participating Receiving a gold medal in solo participation were: Flute — Judy Wall. Janet Wall, Stephanie Baumgartner; oboe — Stacy Wall; clarinet — Jamie Wlute;

Wawasee students receive 76 medals at district contest

Wawasee high school students received 56 gold medals and 20 silver medals at the district music contest in Culver last Saturday. All students going received first or second place with the total being 17 firsts and 11 seconds. In group 111. the following received firsts: Baritone solo. Mary Baumle; alto sax solo. Mischelle Johnston; oboe solo. Stephanie Jernigan; bass clarinet solo, Cindy Mort; fluteclarinet duet, Kim Hively and Brenda Howard, clarinet trio. John Naab, Cindy Sprague and Debbie Bailey. Also, clarinet duet. Lori Sliger and Martha Baumle; clarinet quartet, Lorraine Meek. Judy

North Webster students take honors at NISBOVA

Thirty-four North Webster junior high school music students won a total of 20 gold medals and 21 silver medals at the NISBOVA solo and ensemble contest held Saturday at Culver high school The honors were won in 11 solo entries and nine ensemble entries. Students with first division ratings in solo entries were Carla Eastlund. Jill Sliger. Desiree Neilbert, Sandy Koenigshof and Randy Hickman Those with second division ratings were Tim Bause, Susan Payne, Judy Ferverda, Todd Brunner. Kathy Harris and Scott Green.

Syracuse junior high brings home NISBOVA contest medals

The students of Syracuse junior high school’s band participated in the northern Indiana schools band, orchestra and vocal association contest held Saturday at Culver, bringing home 30 medals. The students performed solo and ensembles which were evaluated and ratings given Students participating, under direction of Mark Fuller, were: Solos receiving a superior I rating — Ray Hively, Rod Two are approved at Manchester for entrance in fall Two Wawasee high school seniors have been accepted for enrollment in Manchester college for the fall term, 1976. They are Debra Hartman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hartman of Syracuse and Julia Method, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Method of Milford.

alto sax — Tim Si press, comet — Vickie Zimmerman; French horn — Paul Siegfried, trombone — Nick Johnston; and snare ckum — Brian Goshert Receiving a gold medal in ensemble competition were: Flute — Judy and Janet Wall; Receiving a silver medal in solo competition were: Flute — JoLene White; clarinet — Greta Hurd; alto sax — Karen Howard; cornet — Pat Speicher; and drum — Don Green Receiving a silver medal in ensemble competition were: Woodwind duet — Jamie and JoLene White . College bond to appear at Wawasee The Manchester college band will give a concert in the Wawasee high school auditorium on Tuesday evening. Feb 17. at 7:30 p m. The concert is the second one in the four-day annual tour of Indiana and surrounding states, according to Mark Fuller, a music director in the local school corporation & They will make two appearances at Syracuse, the first in the afternoon at the Syracuse junior high school where the college band is being sponsored by* the junior high in an effort to promote musicanship and interest in music in the community. •*AII interested persons are invited to attend, especially parents of music students and the music students." added Fuller Admission to the concert is on a donation basis. Syracuse library to be closed on Monday The Syracuse Public Library will be closed on Monday. Feb 16. in observance of Washington's birthday.

Willard. Rachel Stiffler and Kathy Iden. Receive Seconds Receiving seconds in group 111 were: Bari-sax solo. Dave Bartkow-iak; sax solo, Susan Krug; trumpet solo, Bob Johnson; flute solo. Sandy Mullet; flute solo, Marcia Pifer; and tenor sax duet. Debbie Dieterly and Brenda Simmons. Firsts received in group II included: Tuba solo, Kim Goins; clarinet quartet, Pat McQuillian. John Naab, Cindy Sprague and Debbie Bailey; brass choir, Tim Hamman. Jane Helvey, Kelly Davenport. Doug Troyer. Dennis Troyer. Jeanrue Dye. Dan Dieterly. Deb Engelberth, Kim

Ensembles Those with first division ensemble ratings were Kandi Mort. Jennifer Northrup, Rosalie Keim. Beth Spry. Robby Ladner. Amy Coverstone, Annette Keim. Rhonda Black. Also. Kent Butcher, Chris Bause. Greg Henderson and Lonnie Black. Second division ensemble ratings went to Dawn Engelberth, Beth Pritchard, Sandy Koenigshof, Kathy Harris, Doug Mock, Jill Sliger. Chris Taylor. Also. Tina Wozniak, Mike Shock, Greg Gant. Tag Hunter. John Schenkel. Randy Hickman, Brenda Iden and Raetta Clayton.

Hamman and Roberta Busch; and receiving a rating of 11. excellent. Debbie Bartow, Margie Pittman, Gregg Moore. Kent Lawson and Garry Crafton A rating of I in ensembles went to clarinet duet. Ray Hively and Rusty Smith; saxophone duet. Roberta Busch and Angie Long; woodwind trio. Rusty Smith, Kent Lawson and Ray Hively. Ensembles with a rating of II were; Saxophone duets, Michelle White and Julie Brandon, Kent Lawson and Mike Martin; cornet trio. Amy Reed. Kim McDonald and Mark Crum; flute quartet, Lisa Meek. Sharon Meek. Angie Reed and Gregg Moore, clarinet quartet, Ray Hively, Kent Lawson, Rusty Smith and Mike Vanderveer. | Lakeland J| |School $ | Lunch I j | Menu February 16-26 MONDAY — Pig-in-a-poke, tater tots, cole slaw, fruit, bread and butter and milk TUESDAY — Bicentennial president’s table menu —• Chicken Mount Vernon, Martha's mashed potatoes, salad Monticello, Dailey's fruit pudding, Lincoln logs, butter and Madison milk WEDNESDAY — Pizia, buttered corn, lettuce salad, pudding and milk THURSDAY - Vegetable beef slew, peanut butter sandwich, fruit, ice cream and milk FRIDAY — Fish sandwich, creamed peas, potato salad and cherry cobbler.

Lakeland youngsters to see 'Midnight Ride of Paul Revere'

Lakeland Community School Corporation has received notification from Janet I. Harris, executive director of the Indiana Arts Commission, of a grant for a theatre project. The S4OO grant will be subsidized locally to bring The Performing Arts Repretory Theater's production of “The Midnight Ride of Paid Revere to the Wawasee high school auditorium for all students in grades three through eight The play. “The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere ’is more about events leading up to the famed midnight ride than about the ride itself. American and British sentiments get an airing. Just who the good guys are. of course, is never really in question The professional cast of seven

Goins, and conductdi Kim Gardner. Receiving second in group II .was the flute duet with Sandy Mullet and Kathy Bagnall. Highest Level In group I. the highest level of performance, firsts were won by the following: Clarinet solo, Greg Smith; drum solo. Jim Snyder; *• clarinet trio, Greg Smith, Sue McQuillian and Pat McQuillian . brass sextet. Bob Johnson, Steve Badskey, Doug Troyer. Deb Engelberth. Kelly Davenport and Kim Goins. Also, sax quartet. Susan Krug. Ann Kaiser. Karen Moore and Gary Brown; clarinet choir, Greg Smith. Pat McQuillian, Sue McQuillian. Deb Burchard. John Naab, Johnna Gansert. Debbie Bailey, Cindy Sprague. Cindy Mort and Kim Gardner. Seconds in group I went to: Trumpet solo. Steve Badskey; trombone solo. Deb Engelberth; trumpet quintet, Steve Badskey, Tim Hamman, Kelly Davenport, Jane Helvey and Bob Johnson; and flute quartet. Pat Hougey, Marcia Pifer, Susan Shank and Mary Millbern.

Jlakeland Pt B Xouth W ® Center « fei Ne*4 Ji

Lakeland Youth Center director Dan Caskey has listed the following events planned for the center: Wednesday. Feb. 11 — Ladies tennis 12-3, slot car racing club 3:30-5, roller skating 3:30-5, free time all activities 3:30-9 Thursday, Feb. 12 — Ladies volleyball 11-12:30. ladies tennis 12:30-3, free time activities 3:308:30, mother-daughter dancercising 6:30-7:15, ladies dancercising 7:30-8:30 Friday, Feb. 13 — Ladies tennis 12-3. free time all activities 3:30-6 Saturday, Feb. 14 — No gymnastics, sledding party for elementary youth at Oakwood Park and to meet at the youth center at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 17 — Ladies yoga classes 9:30-10:30, ladies tennis 12-3, free time activities, 3:30-8. drum and bugle corps 6-8. ladies night volleyball 8-9:30 Wednesday. Feb. 18 — Ladies tennis 12-3, slot car racing club 3:30-5, roller skating 3:30-5, free time all activities 3:30-9 Thursday. Feb. 19 — Ladies volleyball 11-12:30. ladies tennis 12:30-3. free time all activities 3:30-9 Friday, Feb. 20 — Ladies tennis 12-3, free time all activities 3:30-6 Saturday. Feb. 21 — Beginning gymnastics 9:45-11, advanced and intermediate gymnastics 111, free time all activities 1-4 Youth tennis will be added to the list of youth activities at the Lakeland Youth Center starting on February* 17. The sessions will be on Tuesday and Thursdays starting at 3:30. There will be three 50-minute sessions each day and are for those school children who have had prior tennis lessons. This will be time when the youth can come in and play games, not receive lessons. Those interested are asked to call the center or stop in and reserve a court time, before February 17. Caskey added, “Do not come in on the 17th expecting to play, unless you have preenrolled.” There will be no cost to the program and court time will be reserved each week on a first come, first served, basis.

brings everything to rousing life. Like the show itself, the cast does not condescend. The crisp, lucid scrip by Allan Crwckshank is a mine of information about Colonial days, and the score by Malcolm Doddes and Jill Gorham echoes the high spirits of the American Revolution. This program is supported by a grant from the national endowment for the Arts in Washington. D. C., a federal agency, and the Indiana Arts Commission, a state agency The commission provides aid for a wide variety of programs and services in the performing, visual, and literary arts, available to community groups and organizations throughout the state. I

A k $CH 00 £ J t Am d.M heivs / Wawasee honor rolls are released for second period -

Principal Henry L. Smith of Wawasee high school has released the names of those students who have attained the hi£h and regular honor roll for the second nine weeks. The list is as follows: High Roll Seniors — Debbie Adkins. Larry Allen, Kerri Augsburger, Holly Barrett, Diane Bartkowiak. Beth Beer. Wes Bell. Joni Black, Kathy Brandon. Barb Brouwer, Patti Bryant, Stuart Coverstone, Jenny Cox. Denise Darr, Kelly Davenport. JerryDean, Dan Dieterly. Don Dieterly Deb Engelberth. Jane Fawley. Kimm Gardner. William Gerstner. Kathi Goins. Drenna Grisamer, Kim’ Hamilton. Deb Hartman. Dan Hostetler. Pat Hougey, Mark Koble, Kathy Koenigshof, Steve Kroh. Laura Kunkle, Chris Lacas, Karin Lamle, Liz Mahorney, Sue McQuillian, Rhonda Miller, Dorothy Mock. Karen Moore. Sherry Myers, Leisa Napier, Roy Newman. Rick Peterson. Doug Pollock, Ralph Reiff, Jerry Rhodes, Vince Rhodes, Steve Richmond, Kay Rowe. Tammy Schumm. Doug Shock. Mike Silveus, Brian Simmons, Craig Sorensen, Dennis Spearman, Marlys Staley, Julie Thibaut, Melinda Tom, Dyanne Tracy, Kim Trammel, Gary Vanator, Amy Vanlaningham. Lorraine Welker, J. D. Whiteman. Mark Wilkey and Betsy Williams. Juniors — Steve Badskey, Debbie Bailey, Lisa Bosstick. Rebecca Busch, C&ryl Coy, Sue Gans. Kathy Godfrey. Andrea Griffith. Todd Haines, Benji Hall. Phyllis Horvath, Esti Keen, Mane Kitson, Craig Koble, Joan Kussmaul, Lori Littlefield, Pat McQuillian. Mary Millbern, John W. Naab, Paul Newcomer, Diane Perry, Dawn Price, Brenda Rhodes, Sandy Rinker, J. C. Schrock. Susan Shank, Brian Slabaugh, Marie Startek, Rick Swope. Dennis Troyer. Doug Troyer, Janet Weaver, Gary Webb and Theresa Wiegand. Sophomores — Becky Ball. Roger Baumgartner, Kathy Beer, Teresa Blue, Terry Bowers, Kathy Brouwer, Stuart Bryant, Kevin Butcher. Kim Calobrace, Teresa Carpenter, Judy Fouts, Tammi Franke, Lisa Gose. Pam Hamilton, Eileen Harbes. Kathy Iden. Don Irwin, Stan Kroh, Peggy Meade, Lorraine Meek. Sue Nulf, Diane Pittman, Janet Rhodes, Bryan Smith, Terry L. Smith, Lorene Spearman, Phil Stichter, Rachel Stiffler, Brent Stutzman, Kent Trobaugh, Dave Wall, Judy Willard and Rex Wuthrich. Freshmen — Scott Arnold, Nancy Amos. Martha Baumle, Mary Baumle, Phil Beer, Kathryn Bice, Carmen Bryant. Teresa Coy, Elizabeth Davenport Nannette Dipert, Linda Glassley, Caralea Grisamer, John Haffner, Lynn Haney. Lori Henderson. Mischelle Johnston. Logan Jones. Laura Keen. Kay Kirkpatrick, Vicki Kreider, Mark Lantz, Jerry Mort. Lisa Mohler, Lorrie Morgan, Kelli Price, Teresa Pruett, Laurie Pryor.

Milford students win music honors

Milford junior high school music students brought home many honors from theNISBOVA music contest in Fort Wayne, on January 31. Piano, string and orchestra solo and ensemble contests were held the same day at the Fairfield junior high school, with Milford students participating. The Milford students received a total of 32 gold medals, seven silver medals in 32 events, with 21 students participating. Gold medal winners in the solo string competition — Heather Beer, Jean Nyikos, Chris Woiferman. Brett Grove and Doug Rhemheimer Piano solo gold medal winners — Jamie Wliite. Marie Schafer. Annette Beer. Debbie Bell. Beth Burke. Belinda Burke, Amy Speicher, Stephanie Baumgartner. Carl Bice, Susie Schmucker and Angie Johnston. Vocal solo winners — Michael Miller. Debbie Bell. Carla Curtis and Angie Johnston Gold medal ensemble competition — piano. Stephanie Baumgartner and Carl Bice. 0

Wed., Feb. 11, 1976 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Susie Silveus. Lori Sliger, Darsee Staley, Mark Stiffler and Doug VanLue. Regular Roll Seniors — Lee Ann Andrews, Kathy Bartman. Christy "Beer. Tammy Bosstick. Bill Byland, Connie Carr. Julie Conley. Matt Didier, Terry Egolf, Joe Elam, Michael Felkner, Marc Fry, Dale Ganz, John Gardner, Linda Garza, Jim Glaze. Carolyn Gray, Toni Gronendyke, Ray Hathaway. Harlan Hursey, Angie Jessop. Ann Kaiser, Pat Kruger. Lori Lantz. Denny Lechlitner, Dan List. Rick Littlefield. Debbie Loetz. Sam Ludwig. Mike Luttman, Karen McNeal, Julie Method. Tonda Miller, Matt Minnick, Randy Rinker. Dan Secor. Ted Schenkel, Meg Schopf. Jim Skillen, Jeff Smallwood, Greg A. Smith, Diana Snyder, Dennis Solomon. Mike Startek, Eric Stewart. Steven A. Swick, Nancy Taylor, Mike Tethrake, Steve Troup. Mike Webb and Killie White. Juniors — Jimmie Adams. Mark Amos. Jeff Auer. Judy Bachtel. David Bartkowiak. Barry Barton, Rick Bauman. Kim Beezley. Bryon Berry, Frances Bieber. Carolyn Brown, Gary Brown, Rhonda Byrd, Kathy Carlin, Mel Chupp, Bruce Clark, Gary Connolly, Keith Cripe. Zoyla Cruz, Debbie Doty, David Engelberth. Ginger Gant, Karen Goshert. Mike Grady. Gay Grindle. Kim Grindle. Paula Grisamer, Scott Hartter, Jeff Hoerr, Diane Hunziker. Diane Kesler, Don Kinney. Susan Krug, Dennis Likens. Steve Lippman. Sheri Long. Dan Martin, Cindy McCreary, Robin Miller. Doi Minear. Joyce Mitchell. Cindy Mort, Kathy Nordin. Sharon Oakes, Kenneth Oswald, Marcia Pifer, Joel Popenfoose, Tim Pritchard, Deb Pryor. Kirk Rockenbaugh, Scott Rogers, David Ruth. Roxi Sawyer, Paul Schrumpf. Pam Sheiine. Leslie Shenefield, Neva Snyder, Tammy Somers, Brad Sorensen, Mike Steffen, Peg Tingley, Norman Vanlaningham. Cara Wagoner. Robyn Watkins, Donna Weaver. Fran Weicht, Marty Welker and Ron Wuthrich. Sophomores — Tim Bartkowiak, John Beer, Jenny Boyer. Becky Burt. Bea Carvajal. Randy Caudill, Mary Clark, .Ed Clayton. Randy Clayion, John Conway, Pam Custer, Diane Darr, Tammi Deßolt, Jeanne Dye, Mark Eisfelder, Brian Fick, Deb Gerke. Kevin Gilbert, Nancy Glassley, Kim Goins. Jan Grindle. Jo Hamell, Kelly Hamman. Dan Hardy, Ronda Hickman, Maureen Jackson. Tom Kroh. Mark Krug, Jenny Ladner. Sherrie Leiter. Kim Littlefield, Karen Maggart, Rick McKibben. Vicki Medlock, Sandy Mullett. Jeffrey Peterson, Doug Rassi. Dave Richards. Nancy Shock, Teri Smith, David Stewart. Judy Thomas. Laura Tucker, Lydia Tucker, Deb Valentine. Kim Wagoner. Mark Walgamuth. Steve Walker, Judy Weaver. Tim White, Jim Willits

Susie Schmucker and Annette Beer; vocal, Shari Miller and Beth Burke "■ Silver medal tn solo competition — strings, Hope Sipress; vocal, Nick Johnston; and piano, Belinda Burke Silver medal ensemble winners — String quintet, Jean Nyikos, Heather Beer, Chris Woiferman, Brett Grove and Doug Rhemheimer. Chain-O- Lakes 4-H club has meeting By STACY MILLER The February meeting of the Chain-O-Lakes 4-H club met in the home of Lynn and Beth Hathaway with 14 in attendance. Pledge to the flag was led by Jane Fawley with Lynn Hathaway leading the 4-H pledge. Devotions were by Tina Herdington Health and safety reports were given by Jill Rhoades. Beth and Lynn explained how to make sour dough bread. V

and Janet Wright. Freshmen — Andy Brown. John Carlin, Tonya Coquillard, Lori Coy, Rick Cripe, Debbie Dieterly. Vicki Evans, Missy Finney, Toni Flowers, Jackie Glon. Hal Hammaker, Jeff Humbles. Lori Hummel, Linda James, Cindy Kammerer. Lori Kleinknight, Kayle Knafel, Nancy Kunkle, Jan Lawson, Natalie Leach. Anita Lovellette, Kevin Marose, Dave McMillan, Tammy Miller, Sondra Moore, Lisa Neibert, Ryan Owen, Mike Ray, Julia Rhodes, Nancy Sindelar. Mike Slabaugh, Liz Sloan. Mat Strombeck, Melissa Tom, Mike Ton, Kathy Troup, Mark Wagoner, Tami Wagoner, Mike Wakeland. Coleen Walker, Doug Walker and Greg Wyant.

NEXT WEEK IN THE LAKELAND - SCHOOLS

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 11 4 p.m. — Milford girls basketball at Wakarusa 4 p.m. — North Webster girls basketball at South Whitley 6:30 p.m. — Adult education at Wawasee 7 pm. — Wawasee intramurals THURSDAY. FEB. 12 6:30 p.m. — Freshman basketball at Warsaw 6:30 p.m. — Wawasee swimming vs Mishawaka Marian at Wawasee 6:30 p.m. — Adult education at Wawasee FRIDAY. FEB. 13 6:30 p.m. L. Wawasee basketball at North Wood SATURDAY. FEB. 14 Wawasee wrestling regional at Fort Wayne North, all day Wawasee NLC swimming meet at Warsaw, all day MONDAY, FEB. 16 6:30 p.m. — Wawasee intramurals 6:30 p.m. — Adult education at Wawasee 6:30 p.m. — Wawasee gymnastics vs John Glenn at Wawasee 7:30 p.m. — Wawasee National Honor Society spring induction in auditorium TUESDAY. FEB. 17 4:15 p.m. — Milford girls basketball vs Pierceton at Milford 4:15 p.m. — North Webster wrestling vs Pierceton at North Webster 6:30 p.m. — Freshmdn basketball vs Tippecanoe Valley at Wawasee 6:30 p m. — Adult education at Wawasee 7:30 p.m. — Wawasee adult farmer class in ag annex WEDNESDAY, FEB. 18 3:45 pm. — North Webster girls basketball vs Syracuse at North Webster 6:30 p.m. — Wawasee gymnastics vs Jimtown at Wawasee 6:30 p.m. — Wawasee adult education Amy Purdum on dean's list at Hanover HANOVER — Students who have earned dean’s list recognition for the fall term at Hanover college have been announced by Dr. Harold J. Haverkamp, vice president for academic affairs. They include Amy Purdum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Purdum, Syracuse. Miss Purdum is a freshman at Hanover, she is a 1975 graduate of Wawasee high school. A student must earn a grade point average of 3.5 or better during an enrollment period at the private liberal arts college to be eligible for placement on dean’s list. Printed notice of the honor is sent to each student by the vice president for academic affairs. \

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