The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 16, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 May 1976 — Page 9

Golf team wins invitational, Central Noble, Plymouth stopped

By ESTI KEEN The Warrior golf squad maintained their tight control of the fairway as they ousted Central Noble in the dual meet held .May 4 at South Shore golf course Rob Zurcher. long time loner of the low medalist honor held on to it with a 75. three over par and paved the way for a 322-336 Warrior victory The junior varsity also made an impressive showing out shooting their contenders 346-356

Girls track sectional set to open on May 18

By ESTI KEEN The Warriorette girls’ track team. 1975 sectional champs will be competing against area schools for this year’s title at Goshen The IHSAA sectional tournament is scheduled for Tuesday. May 18 The Wawasee squad has surpassed sectional standards in all track and field events during the course of the season Competing representatives total 14 from Wawasee who will match their skills against students from 18 other schools Area schools to be represented at the meet are Angola. Bethany. Central Noble. East Noble. Concord. Elkhart Central. Elkhart Memorial, Fairfield. Freemont, Goshen, Hamilton. Jimtown. Lakeland. Northridge. North Wood. Prairie Heights, Wawasee. West Noble and Westview Warriorettes eligible for competition, turning in a season best above the IHSAA girls track standard are Nancy Amos, in the high jump battering the 4’B” minimum with her 4’11"; Jenny Boyer in the mile run with 6:10

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Win Invitational For the third year in a row Coach Rudy Cesco’s crew has won the Concord invitational. They took top honors at the 15 team tourney Saturday. Gary Miller took the tournament low medalist honors Tuing a 36-38 to lead his team to a 320 total Fort Wayne Carroll finished in second place with 332 strokes Over Plymouth Plymouth a Iso failed to squeeze through the tough Warrior

her season best. Brower bettering the 15’ mark in long jump with her 17’2”. and in the softball throw surpassing the 180’ mark with her 231’ best; Becky Busch in the mile with 6:35; Rhonda Byrd, in the 440 yard dash bettering the 1:07.0 mark with her 1 06 0; Cox beating the running long jump minimum with 16'4”; Shelly Dahlstrom surpassing the 31’ requirement with 32’11”; Lorene Spearman splitting the :12.4 100 yard dash requirement with her 10 4 and the 29.0 200 yard dash requirement with 23.4; and Barb Yoder with 11.5 best in the 100 yard dash and 27 0 top in the 220 yard dash. The participating relays include the 440 yard relay clocking 51 3 under the 55 0 requirement (Kathy Bice. Barb Brouwer, Lorene Spearman. Barb Yoder, with alternates Donna Weaver and Judy Fouts) the 880 yard relay bettering the 1 56 0 mark with 1:54.1 (Bice. Cox. Fouts. Holtzclaw. with alternates Byrd and Custer) the 880 yard medley relay beating the 2:02.0 minimum with 2:00 1 (Bice, Cox, Fouts, Holtzclaw. with alternates By rd and Custerk

blockade, now 12-2 strong overall and 5-0 in the Northern Lakes Conference. Coach Cesco’s tribe put the Pilgrims under 157-170. Brian Slabaugh shot an even par 36 to steel the low medalist title while Gary Miller was just three strokes behind. In junior varsity competition the story was the same. Wawasee won 165-190. Rick McKibben led the way firing a 39. Wawasee girls stop Plymouth By ESTI KEEN The Wawasee girls tennis team traveled to Plymouth 3-4 for a 4-3 victory adding a little weight to the wanning column. Coach Jack Marlette’s Warriors took all their winning points in singles competition and losing to both Plymouth doubles pairs No. four singles player Teresa Carpenter was the only Warrior to win in straight sets, managing a 6-2. 6-4 victory over Kelly Leachman Susan Krug. Dawn Price and Pat McQuillian had a tougher time of it, each being forced to battle three sets but didn't fail to win the final set. The netters will host Warsaw fcr a 4 p m. meet this Thursday.

- -1 ’I J- • C r POPS CONCERT — Mrs. Ralph Bushong, choir director. to shown here directing. left to right. Kim Hamilton, Mark Koble and Doug Pollock, while Kevin Gilbert. Julie Conley, Tammy Bosstick. Kathy Koenigshof. Julie Method and Kathi Goins munch on popcorn. Popcorn will be served to the audience during the POPS concert at Wawasee high school Friday night.

Pops concert set for Friday night

The Wawasee high school music department will present a Pops concert in the high school gymnasium this Friday night. May 14. at 7:30 o’clock. The audience will be seated around tables and invited to eat popcorn and have soft drinks throughout the program A wide variety of music will be presented by the bands, choirs and orchestra w-hich involves

Kick off scramble at Wawasee A kick off scramble was held last Saturday at the Wawasee golf club with three teams tying fcr first place with 68. Those teams are as follows: Team one — Joe Hartsough, Carl Borders. Ken Culp and Evelyn Kilmer Team two — Mike Summay, Bill Miller. Ed Green and Jane Tenney Team three — Joe Schiedel, Glenn King. Mose Troyer and Wanetta Jones No play off was held due to time and the weather. The weekly Saturday scrambles will be held starting on May 15 at 4 pm A men’s scramble for members and guests will be held on May 30 with 18 hole play beginning at 1 pm An 18 hole stag and doe play will begin at 1 p.m. on May 31. Graduates from IU makes dean's list Miss Marsha Strickler graduated Sunday from Indiana university with a bachelor’s degree in education. A 1972 graduate* of Wawasee high school, she also made the dean’s list at the university for the spring May semester She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Tom Strickler of r 1 Syracuse.

over 250 students. A few of the numbers to be given will be Rossini’s “William Tell Overture” by the concert band; a medley of standard popular songs by the orchestra , Haydn’s “The Heavens are Telling” by the concert choir; as well as selections from “Godspell.” The jazz band will be playing a Woody Herman number called “Corazon.” Special Recognition The seniors will receive special recognition and auric awards will be presented at the conclusion of the program. The concert will conclude with the choirs singing the school anthem with the band accompanying. Directors of the program are David S. Blackwell, bands; Sam Martin, orchestra; and Mrs. Ralph Bushong, choirs.

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NEXT WEEK IN THE LAKELAND SCHOOLS

WEDNESDAY. MAY 12 4 p.m. — Wawasee girls tennis vs Goshen at WHS 4:30p.m. — Milford junior high seventh and eighth grade track at Triton 4:30 p.m. — Wawasee baseball vs East Noble at WHS 6:30 p.m. — Adult education at Wawasee d THURSDAY. MAY 13 4 p.m. — Syracuse junior high track meet vs Wakarusa at Syracuse 4 p.m. — Syracuse junior high girls track meet at South Whitley 4 p.m. — Wawasee girls tennis vs Manchester at WHS 4:15 p.m. — Wawasee golf vs Whitko at WHS 4:15 p.m. — Wawasee JV baseball vs Warsaw at Warsaw 6 p.m. — Wawasee track — NLC meet at Rochester 6:30 p.m. — Adult education at WHS FRIDAY, MAY 14 4:30 p.m. — Wawasee baseball vs Goshen at Goshen 7:30 p.m — Wawasee band, choir, orchestra concert SATURDAY, MAY 15 Special Olympics regional at South Bend 11:30 a.m. — Wawasee baseball vs Manchester at WHS. two games 6 p.m. — Wawasee track meet — Tippecanoe Valley relays 6:30 p.m. — Wawasee senior banquet at WHS MONDAY, MAY 17 4 p.m. — Three-way Lakeland track meet at Wawasee 4 p.m. — Milford junior high girls invitational track meet at Milford 4:15 p.m. — Wawasee golf vs Manchester and Northfield at WHS 6:30 p.m. — Adult education at Wawasee 7:30 p.m. — Syracuse fifth grade band meeting WEDNESDAY, MAY IS 3:45 p.m — Syracuse sixth grade track at North Webster 4:30 p.m. — Wawasee baseball vs Whitko at Whitko 6:30 p.m. — Adult education at Wawasee Sunshine Blue Birds plant marigolds Twelve members of the Sunshine Blue Birds at Syracuse met at the Scout cabin on May 5 to make cards and plant marigolds for Mother’s Dav. Mrs. John Stetler announced plans for the ceremonial to be held the last of May. Refreshments were served by Kelly Rensberger, Angie Graff and Beckie Weldy METEORITE CLUE If the earth and meteorites have a common or similar origin, as many scientists believe, then the age of the earth is about the same as the meteorites, or 4 5 billion years old.

A k E SCH 00 L li Wa - Uli X "s:j I 4 ft v --.r-Jy *■'*- * I R ' gpaas .. .. ROCKET LAUNCH DAY — Friday, April 30. was Rocket Launch Day for Janice Engleberth’s fifth grade at North Webster. Preparations of the rockets started approximately four weeks ago as students assembled and painted several types of rockets. Rockets soared as high as 1,000 feet on launch day. Shown in the top photo, left to right in the front row. are Debbie Shafer. Angie Rich. Shelly Parsons, Mandy Grimes. Jeff Ruch. Jim Rhodes, Mark Coy, Ronda Upson. Mary Walgamuth and Kim Snyder. On the back row are Sonia Long. Mike Stanifer. Steve Williams. Sabrina Lawson, Deanna Collins. Sandy Moore, Kevin Enyeart, Carl Leamons, Ricky Shepherd. Mrs. Engelberth and Tom Cox. In the bottom photo the students watch as the rockets blast off.

Manchester graduation May 23

Professor Hans J. Morgenthau. distinguished political scientist and author of “A New Foreign Policy for the United States.” will give the 1976 commencement address at Manchester college on Sunday, May 23. During the commencement exercises. 282 seniors will receive the bachelor of science or arts degree, 19 students will be awarded the two year associate arts degree, with 13 graduate students receiving the master of arts degree. Dr. A. Blair Helman, president of Manchester college, will address the 1976 class in bacWawasee student named alternate Larry D. Allen, a senior at Wawasee high school, has been named §by the National Association of secondary school principal scholarship board as an alternate in the National Honor Society scholarship competition. This scholarship recognition is being presented after careful review of the candidate’s personal qualifications and high scholastic ability by the scholarship board

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