The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 14, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 April 1976 — Page 10

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., April 28,1976

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Last Friday, April 23, the Milford elementary school used the whole day to help celebrate America’s Bicentennial year by holding a Pioneer Day. Many special events were scheduled throughout the day and into the evening The children, as well as the teachers and staff, dressed in the typical pioneer style. Classes were taught with a pioneer-type atmosphere and crafts and displays were part of every classroom A larger area in the general-purpose room was set aside for antiques and pioneer tools. Mr. and Mrs. B. Hoover, Mrs. Oliver Replogle and Mrs. Dean Dowty par-

Qgf ~ .iQ-Su E#' • ,JQwKH 5.1 ’ ■s’?- ' Hi MB \JftSWR cMUffisl i - WraHß MKT FLAG-RAISING — Oliver Replogle is shown as he raises the American Flag, the Indiana state flag and the Bicentennial flag during special ceremonies early in the morning.

ticipated in demonstrations in thisj special display area. Ti e day was virtually an allday open house as parents and intei ested guests were invited to visit the classrooms and the programs that were presented at various times. Throughout the day, more than 300 people are estimated to have visited the activities. Pioneer Day began bright and earli when the students and teachers gathered on the front lawn for a flag-raising ceremony. Lewis S. Immel. school principal, explained the three flags, then Oliver Replogle raised the flags. The 1 Pledge of Allegiance was given, after which the children were) led in "My Country- ‘Tis of Thed.” Afier the flag-raising, a morriing program was held in the gym.! There was the singing of pioneer songs, an awards program for the best pioneer outfit and a pioneer-type spelling bee ijed by Mr. Immel. Fashion Show Another of the special events I ok place this day was a r fashion show using g brought to the school the Kosciusko County cal Society, Mrs. David ted and Mrs. Tom ider presented the m, using four sixth grade s to model the fashions.students were Laura

Wawasee high school honor roll released

Principal Henry L. Smith, Wawasee high school, has released the names of those students who have attained the honoq roll for the third nine weeks grading period. They are as follows: High Roll Seniors — Larry Allen, Kerri ier. Holly Barrett, Beth risty Beer, Wes Bell. Bosstick, Kathy Barb Brouwer. Jenny ?nise Darr, Kelly t. Drenna Dean, Matt Dan Dieterly, Don Joe Elam, Deb h, Jane Fawley, Kimm William Gerstner. ns. Kim Hamilton. Ken , Deb Hartman. Steve irner. Pat Hougey. >le, Kathy Koenigshof. th. Chris Lacas, Karin Lori Lantz, Sue in, Rhonda Miller. Mock. Karen Moore, zers, Leisa Napier. Roy Rick Peterson, Doug Randy Purcell, Alun ph Reiff. Jerry Rhodes. 3des. Steve Richmond, re. Tammy Schumm. eus. Brian Simmons, ensen. Marlys Staley, tffel, Julie Thibaut, Tom. Dyanne Tacy. ilaningham. Lorraine Welker, Killie White, J. D Whiteman Juniors — Judy Bachtel, Carolyn Brown, Rebecca Busch. Caryl Coy, Zoyla Cruz. Scott Eddy. Kathy Godfrey, Andrea Griffith. Todd Haines. Benji Hall, Phyllis Horvath. Stephanie Jernigan, Esti Keen. Marie Kitson, Craig Koble, Susan Krug. Pat McQuillian. Mary Millbern. Diane Perry. Dawn Price, Sandy Rinker. J. C. Schrock. Tony Searfoss. Susan Shank, Brian Slabaugh, Marie Startet. Robvn Watkins. Ron Wuthrich. SOPHOMORES - Roger Baumgartner, John Beer. Kathy Beer. Sherry Bell. Teresa Blue. Terry Bowers, Kathy Brouwer, Stuart Bryant. Becky Burt. Kevin Butcher. Kim Calobrace. Teresa Carpenter. Mary Clark. Randy Clayton, John Conway. Pam Custer. Mark Eisfelder. Judy Fouts, Mike George. Kim Goins. Lisa Gose. Kelly Hamman. Eileen Harbes. Kathy' Iden. Don Irwin. Stan Kroh. Vicki Medlock. Lorraine Meek. Sandy Mullett. Sue Nulf. Jeffrey Peterson. Beth Reiff.

Joyce, Jackie Dean, Kirk Stichter and Nick Johnston. As the pioneers did. so did the students when it came to eating lunch. Back in pioneer times the schools didn't have a special room in which to eat. so if the weather was pleasant the children ate outside. The elementary students found themselves spread across the school grounds, eating sack lunches prepared by the school’s cooks. Following lunch, the school students assembled themselves together on the lawn to listen to Jerry Clase. a full-time blacksmith from Etna Green. He demonstrated the art of shoeing a horse, a skill that the pioneers had to use many times. .An afternoon program closed the day’s activities. At this time Betty Lambert’s reading group presented a pioneer play called “A Keg of Gunpowder.” There was also a square dance by some third grade students under the direction of Betty Sombronsky. Evening Program In the evening the school was open from 6 to 7:30 p.m. with many of the same activities being presented that took place during the day. Everyone who attended seemed to enjoy the activities and the Pioneer Day was a great success.

Janet Rhodes. Bryan Smith. Terry L. Smith. Phil Stichter, Rachel Stiffler. Judy Thomas, Kent Trobaugh, Laura Tucker, Lydia Tucker, Randy Wheeler. Tim White, Judy Willard. Rex Wuthrich Freshmen — Nancy Amos, Scott Arnold. Mary Baumle, Phil BeCr. Tonya Coquillard. Debbie Dieterly, Nannette Dipert, Nannette Dipert, Linda Glassley, Jackie Glon. Linda Grindle, John Haffner, Lynn Haney, Jill Humbles. Mischelle Johnston. Scott Jones. Laura Keen. KayKirkpatrick. Vicki Kreider. Mark Lantz. Natalie Leach, Anita Lovellette. Lorrie Morgan, Kelli Price. Mike Ray. Susie Silveus. Nancy Sindelar. Lori Sliger, Darsee Staley. Mark Stiffler. Tami Wagoner. Regular Roll Seniors — Kathy Bartman. Diane Bartkowiak. Ronn Beer. Joni Black. Stuart Coverstone. Jerry Dean. Marc Fry, Linda Garza, Maureen Godfrey, Jim Glaze. Carolyn Gray, Geoff Harwood. Ray Hathaway. Greg Hickman. Dan Hostetler. Greg Irwin. Angie Jessop. Ann Kaiser. Don Kinney, Phil Korenstra. Dan List. Rick Littlefield. Debbie Loetz. Sam Ludwig, Kim Manges. Lynn Maresh. JerryMeier. Julie Method, JodyMoser. Mark Richards. RandyRinker. Ted Schenkel, Meg Schopf, Jim Skillen, Jeff Smallwood, Greg A. Smith. Brad Sorensen. Dennis Spearman. Patricia Stafford. Mike Stork. Mike Tethrake. Kim Trammel, Steve Troup. Gary Vanator. Mike Webb. Rob Zurcher Juniors — Mark Amos. Steve Badsky, Debbie Bailey, Dave Bartkowiak, Barry Barton. Rick Bauman. Sam Baumgartner, Kim Beetley, Bryon Berry, Frances Bieber, Gary Brown, Judy Bry ant. Bruce Clark. Brett Clow. Stephanie Davenport, Bob Day. Debbie Doty, David Engleberth. Sue Gans. Johnna Gansert. Mike Grady. Kim Grindle. Roxanne Hammaker. Tim Hamman. Scott Hartter. Terri Holtzclaw. Diane Hunziker. Margie Jones. Diane Kesler, Mary Kitsn. Joan Kussmaul, Katie Lemmon. Steve Lippman. Lori Littlefield, Sheri Long. Cindy McCreary. Don Minear. John Naab. Kathy Nordin, Sharon Oakes, Kenneth Oswald. Mitchell Ousley. Deborah Phillips. Marcia Pifer. Joel Popenfoose. Kathi

Replogle, Brenda Rhodes, Kirk Rockenbaugh. David Ruth, Roxann Sawyer, Paul Schrumpf, Pam Sheline. Leslie Shenefield, Tammy Somers, Mike Steffen, Rick Swope, Peggy Tingley, Dennis Troyer. Doug Troyer, Cara Wagoner. Donna Weaver, Janet Weaver, Fran Weicht, Marty Welker, Theresa Wiegand, Karen Goshert, Kathy Marose. Rhonda Byrd Sophomores — Kathy Bagnall, Winona Bailey. Becky Ball, Denise Barrett. Tim Bartkowiak, Teresa Beezley, J. D. Carl, Bea Carvajal. Randy Caudill. Steve Charlton. Ed Clayton, Diane Darr. Tammi Franke, Kevin Gilbert, Jeanette Godfrey, Pam Hamilton. Dan Hardy. Kathleen Harwood. Ronda Hickman. Maureen Jackson. James Knisely, Ted Knudsen, Tom Kroh. Mark Krug, Jenny Ladner. Sherrie Leiter, Karen Maggart, Rick McKibben. Peggy Meade. SuSan Minear, Scott Moore. Mark Phillabaum. Diane Pittman, Doug Rassi. Debbie Read. David Shank. Roxanne Shipley, Nancy Shock. Beth Silveus, Debbie Spangle, Lorene Spearman. David Stewart. Brent Stutzman. Charlotte Tatman, Debbie Tyler, Deb Valentine. Kim Wagoner, Steve Walker, Mark Walgamuth. Dave Wall. Judy Weaver. Jim Willits. Renee Wolf, Janet Wright. Renita Owen Freshmen — Martha Baumle, Kathryn Bice. Andy Brown, Carmen Bryant. Tim Bushong, Michelle Calobrace, John Carlin, Mike Clark. Jon Cousins, Lori Coy, Teresa Coy, Brenda Dahl. Diane Doty, Toni Flowers. Lynne Gerstner. Daralea Grisamer, Linda Grisamer. Brian Hartman. Lori Henderson. Lori Hummel, Linda James, Logan Jones. Mike Kissinger, Kayle Knafel, Nancy Kunkle, Craig Luttman, Tammy Miller. Lisa Mohler, Sondra Moore, Jerry Mort, Teresa Pruett. Laurie Pryor. Julia Rhodes, Brenda Simmons, Brenda Skelton, Mike Slabaugh, Liz SJoan. Kevin Smallwood, Melissa Tom, Doug VanLue. Mark Wagoner. Coleen Walker. Doug Walker. Mike Wakeland. Greg Wyant, Kevin Marose Lakeland |Luncß WEDNESDAY. APRIL 28 4 p.m. — Wawasee girls tennis vs Bremen at Bremen 4 p.m. — Wawasee girls track vs Warsaw and Rochester at Wawasee 6:30 p.m. — Adult education at Wawasee THURSDAY. APRIL 29 3:45 p.m. — Wawasee golf vs West Noble at Wawasee 4 p.m. — Junior high Lakeland Invitational track meet at Wawasee 4:30 p.m. — Wawasee junior varsity baseball vs Elkhart Central at Elkhart 6:30 p.m. — Adult education at Wawasee FRIDAY. APRIL 30 4:30 p.m. — Wawasee girls tennis vs Elkhart Memorial at Wawasee 7 p.m. — Family swimming at Wawasee 7:30 p.m. — FCA meeting in Wawasee cafeteria annex Brakes lock on van, cause mishap Brakes on a van driven by Jeffrey Housouer. 21, r 3 Syracuse, locked Sunday causing a one-vehicle accident The van went off the roadway and into a ditch causing approximately S2OO in damage. The driver escaped injury. Kosciusko county police investigated.

VOTE FOR PROVEN TAX CUTTERS When you pay your property tax you will be receiving a tax benefit that is the result of County Councilmen cutting the 1976 Budget request for the county. RONALD SHARP, TOM ANGUN, KEITH HORN With other councilmembers make cuts so that your 1976 tax bill is 12$ lower per SIOO of taxable property than proposed. VOTE FOR MEN WHO KNOW HOW TO CUT TAXES Vote For Anglin, Horn And Sharp For Councilmen At Large In The May 4th Republican Primary Paid For By Horn Anglin And Ronald Sharp 406 North Huntington St., Syracuse. Ind.

w ’ • -O u-. ■>«. * •k FLYING HIGH — Students in Ruth Rowe's fourth grade class at North Webster elementary schoofrare shown with kites they constructed for a school project. Most of the student-made kites broke during their initial flight, but a great time was had by all. FFA holds annual awards banquet

The Wawasee chapter of Future Farmers of America held its annual awards banquet recently. Seventy-six members and guests were in attendance for the meal which was served in the high school cafeteria. President Doug Shock presided over the meeting. Members recognized for their achievements over the past year were: Soil judging team — Roy Teeple. John Kaiser. Ed Clayton. Mike Tom and Kevin Coy Basketball team — Jeff Hall, Ed Clayton, John Kaiser, Max Sumpter. Mark Sumpter. Kevin Coy. Mike Tethrake, Gary- Mast. Doug Shock. Keith Beer and Sam Baumgartner. District leadership contest participants — Jeff Hall. Doug Weisser. Mike Tom, Ed Clayton. Roy Teeple, Gary Mast. Sam Baumgartner. Kevin Coy. Keith Beer, Mark Sumpter and Terry Richards Dairy judging team — Jim

Wawasee students to attend career camp

Chris Koher oi Syracuse, a member of the Lakeland Kiwanis club, has announced four Wawasee high school students have been selected by the local club to attend this year’s Indiana State Police-Kiwanis International Career Camp. Local students are Sue Nulf, daughter of Mrs. Marilyn Nulf of r 1 North Webster; Carmen Bryant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Bryant of r 1 North Webster; Lorrie Morgan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morgan, North Webster; and David Denney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Avery. 525 North Huntington. Syracuse. Five-week Sessions A total of over 300 Hoosier high school students will attend the five-week long sessions to be held at the leadership center near Purdue university. Each delegate is selected on the basis of scholastic record, mental attitude, physical fitness and interest in pursuing a career in criminal justice. The camp, established in 1970, offers a program of basic orientation in law enforcement subjects presented by the staff of Indiana State Police public information officers and includes guest lectures representing legal profession, corrections agencies, courts and all levels of law enforcement jurisdiction. Field trips and recreational activities are also provided. The first session, for girls, commences on the last Sunday in June and continues for five consecutive weeks. Each weekly program concludes on Friday evening with a special events banquet, open to the public. Highlights of the banquet will include drill team

Shock. Jeff Hall, Gary Mast, Ellis Ihnen, Terry Richards and Ronn Beer Livestock judging team — Gary Mast. Ellis Ihnen, Terry Richards, Jim Shock. Mark Sumpter, Kevin Coy, Mike Tom, Steve Tucker and Ron Aaron Retiring officers awards were presented as follows: Honorary Chapter Farmer degree — Richard Aaron, Gene Kitson and Robert Hall Star Greenhand — Mike Tom DeKalb award — Mike Tethrake Star Chapter Farmer — Kevin Coy Kevin Tom Memorial award — Ronn Beer Newly elected officers were installed for the 1976-77 year. They are: President — Ed Clayton Vice president — Kevin Coy Secretary — Keith Beer Treasurer — Sam Baumgartner Reporter — Terry Richards Sentinel — Jim Shock

demonstrations. law enforcement displays, music by the Poor Souls of Purdue university and a guest speaker. Activities commence at 6 p.m. with dismissal at 7:30. No information was available at press time as to the time of the boys camp. NEXT WEEK - IN THE LAKELAND - SCHOOLS May 3-7 MONDAY — Barbecue sandwich. baked beans, broccoli, applesauce, cookie and milk TUESDAY — Beef and noodles, mashed potatoes, buttered carrots, fruit salad, bread and butter and milk WEDNESDAY - Pizza, buttered corn, lettuce salad, bread and butter, pudding and milk THURSDAY — Chop suey, rice, cole slaw, bread and butter, fruit, cake and milk FRIDAY — Fish sandwich, buttered peas and carrots, potato salad, cherry cobbler, ice cream and milk RAIL DEFENSE PI.AN The Defense and Transportation Departments are studying the feasibility of es- , tablishing a Railroads For Defense program.