The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 20, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 June 1976 — Page 13

Awards presented at Milford junior high

Awards days at the Milford junior high school were Wednesday, June 2 and Thursday, June 3. The following students were honored. Distinguished Honor Roll Eighth grade — Beth Burke, Angelique Farrington, Arlene Lehman, Linda Perry and Ted Tobin Seventh grade — Angie Augsburger, Heather Beer and Kathy Stichter Sixth grade — Lori Kammerer, Susie Schmucker and Norine Sorensen Regular Honor Roll Eighth grade — Greg Adams, Carl Bice, Debra Dove, Kevin Haines, Andrea Henson, Brenda Martin. Amy Speicher and Janet Wall Seventh grade — Carmen Castillo, Kim Charlton. Larry Critchfield, Karen Howard, Shawn Lowery, Sandy Lozano. Mara Leigh Peterson, Doug Rheinheimer, Jeff Sylvester, Shelley Traver, Tom Troup and Chris Wolfer man Sixth grade — Teresa Bailey. Annette Beer, Gary Gerencser. Jill Haab, Cheryl Hochstetler, Nick Johnston. Julie Laird, Shell Miller. Vince Price, Myra Ruch, Tammy Ryman. Paul Siegfried. Kent Stichter, Kirk Stichter and Becky Wuthrich Test Awards National educational developmental test — Carl Bice, Linda Perry, Jeff Virgil, Beth Burke and Ted Tobin Physical Fitness Presidential physical fitness awards were presented as fallows: Eighth grade — Greg Adams. Diane Barrera. Stephanie Baumgartner. Beth Burke, Lori Clark, Penny Fifer, Scott Hapner, Clark Hostetler. Arlene Lehman. David Meade, Teri Rink. Joanna Spearman. Ted Tobin and Melodie Tom Seventh grade — Heather Beer, Sam Bee-. Tammy Beer, Tim Blackburn. Scott Brown. Kelly Fife. Chris Golden. Oscar Hernandez, Ernie Morris. Esther Morris, Jeff Sylvester and Tom Troup Sixth grade — Jill Haab, Mike LeCount, Kenneth Mille, Suzie Schmucker and Patrick Speicher Fifth grade — Jerry Auer, Martha Cruz, Ross Dahlstrom, Mike Golden and Angie Johnston GGA achievement award — Stacy Wall and Brenda Bucher Department Awards Band — Jamie White Chorus - Greg Adams Orchestra — Carl Bice Home ec — Arlene Lehman Industrial arts — Greg Adams Art — Arlene Lehman Language arts — Linda Perry and Beth Burke Math — Arlene Lehman

Wf ’ At Th* Milford Christian Church ll ELDON WILSON Mtahster THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK When a litti* bird you sonwthang don t repeat rt until you find out whether or not th* little bird H cuckoo. Gossip is something thot goes m both ears and comes out the mouth greatly enlarged VACATION BIBLi SCHOOL CONTINUES Jun« 10-11 And 15-18 3 years old through junior high new students ore invited — Busses running every Sunday in MiHord Dewart lake Syracuse and Nappanee areas. — Bible school hour — 4 30 a m. — Morning Worship Service — 10:30 a.m. — Primary beginner, junior and high school and college age worship services at 10:30 a m — Sunday evening services at 7 p.m. — Family night Bible study. Wednesday at 7 p.m MILFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH Phone 658-9151 Or

Science (American Legion) — Janet Wall Social studies (American Legion) — Arlene Lehman Stocks and bonds — Scott Wise, most money earned; Linda Perry, most money lost PTO student of the year — Ted Tobin Football trophy — Alex Morris Basketball trophy — David Meade Wrestling trophy — Arnold Garza Track trophy — Oscar Hernandez School spelling champion — Linda Perry ' Attendance Perfect attendance certificates were presented as follows: Eighth grade — Greg Adams, Deanna Dean, Jay Debow, Debra Dove, Kevin Haines, Joanna Spearman and Janet Wall Seventh grade — Norma Lanham, Grace Roa and Jeff Sylvester Sixth grade — Dean Anderson, William Bess, Jackie Dean, Susie Dove, Gary Gerencser, Jill Haab, Angela Hostetler, Sheli Miller, Stephen Nyikos, Tammy Ryman, Troy Stephenson, Kent Stichter and Stacy Wall Grade 5 — Lori Baker, Fred Cone, Martha Cruz, Noe Gonzales, Sandra Hernandez and Marie Schafer Student Connell The following were presented student council pins: Eighth grade — Stephanie Baumgartner and Jay Debow Seventh grade — Debrfi Lechlitner and Jeff Sylvester Sixth grade — Kent Stichter and Stacy Wall Fifth grade — Danae Berkeypile, Rick Pena and Mark West Safety Patrol Certificates for safety patrol were presented to the following: Eighth grade — Diane Barrera. Lupe Castillo, John Pifer. Teanna Ringler and Scott Wise Seventh grade — Gary Bray, Carmen Castillo, Margie Hernandez. Norma Lanham, Shawn Lowery. Kandy Ringler and Gene Tyler Sixth grade — Susie Dove, Yolanda Garza. Mike LeCount, Kenneth Miller and Paul Siegfried Fifth grade — Lori Baker, Martha Cruz, Ross Dahlstrom. Robin Elder, Larry Flannery, Doug Green, Patrick Hernandez, Rolland Hernandez, Jr., Suzette Hunsburger, Tamara Jessop, Kevin McDonald, Michelle McKibbin. Ricky Pena, Terry Powell, Jeff Richards, Kristy Sipress, Jeff Sorensen, Lesia Tyler and Patti Zimmerman LRC LRC certificates of service fabooks read were presented as follows: Eighth grade — Cindy Pontius (36), Teanna Ringler (36) and Maria Wolfennan (36) Seventh grade — Angie Augsburger (36), Brenda Bucher (36). Kim Charlton (Bt)>K*lly Fifer (36), Karen Howard (36), Debbie Lechlitner (36), Debbie Mewszel (36) and Sherrill Wise (81) Sixth grade — Teresa Bailey (36), Sue Curtis (45), Jackie Dean (27), Jeanie Dean (36), Susie Dove (45), Rosella Hapner (27), Cheryl Hochstetler (36), Lori Kammerer (27) Theresa McClain (81) and Becky Wuthnch (36) LRC — Y H B A awards for books read from a special list of Young Hoosier book awards were as follows: Eighth grade — Beth Burke (7). Tracy Campbell (3), Clark Hostetler (3), Jean Nyikos (4), Judy Wall (5) and Sylvia Wright (3) Seventh grade — Angie Augsburger (9), Tammy Avery (3) Debra Lechlitner (5). Debbie Mewszel (3) and Shelley Traver (4) Sixth grade — Teresa Bailey (3). Annette Beer (4), Sue Curtis (6) Jill Haab (3), Nick Johnston (3), Julie Laird (4), Stephen Nyikos (5), Myra Ruch (5), Liza Salazar (4), Joni Schultz (4) and Becky Wuthrich (3) Fifth grade — Belinda Burke (3). Fred Cone (4), Gina Hurd (3), Michelle McKibbin (3), Kevin Smith (3) and Ronda Traver (3) Athletic Athletic certificates were given to the following: Eighth grade — Greg Adams basketball; George Barrera track; Stephanie Baumgartner gymnastics, track and cheerleader ; Debra Ball volleyball, basketball, track, gymnastic; Carl Bice basketball, football, wrestling, pony league; Randy Blackburn basketball, football, wrestling, track, pony league; Beth Burke track and cheerleader; Lori Clark volleyball, basketball and track; Jay Debow basketball, football

and wrestling; Penny Fifer basketball; Arnold Garza basketball, football, wrestling, track, pony league; Lisa Golden trade; Pat Greene volleyball, basketball and track; Kevin Haines basketball, track manager; Clark Hostetler basketball; John Jessop basketball; Bill Jordan football and wrestling; Cathy Kinney volleyball and track; Brenda Martin volleyball and basketball; David Meade basketball, track and pony league; Alex Morris football, wrestling and track; Linda Perry track and cheerleader; John Pifer football and pony league; Richard Phodes track and pony league; Teanna Ringler track; Jeff Slough basketball, wrestling and pony league; Jeanna Spearman volleyball, track and gymnastics; Ted Tobin track; Mdodie Tom volleyball, track and cheerleader. Dave Wicker football and wrestling; Lori Wiggs volleyball and basketball; Scott Wise football, track, basketball manager, pony league; Sylvia Wright volleyball and Doug Wuthrich basketball Seventh grade— Tammy Avery volleyball; Bill Barth football; Heather beer gymnastics, track and cheerleader; Sam Beer basketball, football and track; Tammy Beer gymnastics, track and cheerleader; Ron Bjella basketball and track; Tiin Blackburn wrestling and track; Gary Bray basketball and track; Scott Brown wrestling and track; Brenda Bucher volleyball and gymnastics; Carmen Castillo track; Kim Charlton basketball; Todd Clouse wrestling; Robert delaFuente football and track; Kelly Fifer basketball, track and cheerleader; Chris golden volleyball and track; Keith Hartman track and pony league; Oscar Hernandez football, wrestling and track; Valerie Kreider cheerleader; Norma Lanham track; Debra Lechlitner basketball and volleyball; Shawn Lowery basketball and track; Denise Mast volleyball, basketball and track; Jeff Meade track; Terry Miller football; Ernie Morris football, wrestling and track; Esther Morris volleyball, basketball, track, gymnastic; Mike Nordin basketball and track; Jon Nyce basketball; Wenzel Pruitt II basketball, football and track; Doug Rheinheimer basketball manager and track; Jim Salazar basketball and football; Greg Slough wrestling; Jeff Sylvester basketball and track; Tony Timmons basketball manager; Tom Troup basketball, football and track; Gene Tyler track; Andy Villaloves football; Tony Wasser track manager; Jon Wiggs basketball; and Chris Woiferman track Sixth grade — Dean Anderson basketball and football; Jay Auer frack, football and basketball; Eric Beer track, football and basketball. William Bess football; Gary Gerencser track, football and basketball; Brian Goshert track, football and basketball; Don Green track, football and basketball; Bill Haab football; Jill Haab volleyball and gymnastics; Angela Hostetler volleyball and basketball; Nick Johnston track, football and basketball; Lori Kammerer basketball; Mike LeCount track and football; Theresa McClain gymnastics; Kenneth Miller track; Ryan Niles track, football and basketball. Paul Pontius track, football and basketball; Vince Price football and basketball; Myra Ruch volleyball and basketball; Joni Schultz gymnastics; Norine Sorensen volleyball; Patrick Speicher track, football and basketball; Troy Stephenson track, football and basketball; Kent Stichter basketball. Kirk Stichter basketball, and Deiter Dewies track. Guidance department gives annual report Jack Marlette and Maxine J. Robinson, guidance directa and guidance counselor filed their annual report with the superintendent of the Lakeland schools recently. A copy of the report was presented to members of the school board at their meeting Tuesday night. The report shows 400 parent conferences were held with 105 college applications completed and 127 scholarship applications, including 55 state scholarships Also on the report were testing programs and other activities which the guidance department participated in during the year.

Class projecT measures Milford television attitudes ; Sixth graders at Milford junior high school have finished a class project on attitudes and values of Milfad citizens for Dick Roose’s social, studies class. t Roose wanted the students to do some kind of year-end project and suggested an opinion poll might be one such idea. The students then decided the topic they wanted to deal with was television. The goals of the class, accading to Roose are “centered on self-awareness and community awareness " During the last three weeks of school, fa approximately 15 class periods, student* made questionnaire forms, had them run off and canvassed the community door to door. Working in five groups of four, the sixth graders covered sections of town from 1:30 to 3 p.m. Marion Acton, principal, permitted the students to leave the building to work cn the project and Jim White, band director, assisted by releasing some students from his sixth and seventh.period classes. In all, 176 homes in Milford woe contacted, or 50 per cent of households in the community. More questionnaires were distributed, but were not returned. “I’m very pleased with what the kids did, the work they put into it,” commented Roose. “I’m very excited about it.” After the poll was given to the community, the same questionnaires were given to seventh and eighth grade students Sixth grade students participating in the project were Jay Auer, Pat Speicher, Paul Siegfried, Steve Nyikos, Nick Johnson. Kent Stichter, Bill Haab, Vince Price, Lori Kammerer, Narine Sorensen. Cheryl Hochstetler. Suzie Dove, Jill Haab, Jone Schultz, Myra Ruch, Annette Beer, Stacy Wall, Susie Schmucker, Angie Hostetler and Sheli Milla. TV Pall Results Seventh And Eighth ' Milfad Residents Age: 13.4 Age: 47-3 Male 47 per cent Male: 30 per cent. Female: 18 pa cent Female 58 per cent Marital Status: 42 pa cent single Marital Status: single P*' r marri £L; School age children in home 57 yes 116 no 33 pa cent. 66 per cent Have TV In Home Milfad Residents 103 yes, 206 sets (ova 2.1 per family) 170 yes, 258 sets 98 cola sets. 118 black and white (an average 1.5 pa home) 159 cola sets. 99 black and white Program Type and Favaite Shows Prefer to watch 1. Movies 1 News 2. Situation comedy 2 - Movies 3 Spats 3 Variety-musical 4 Game shows 4 Situation comedy 5 Drama 5 Educational 6. Variety-musical 8 Game Shows 7. Soap operas 7 - Drama 8. Educational 8 Talk shows 9. Talk shows 9 Spats 10 News 10 Soa P operas Best viewing day of the week? Friday 34 Saturday. 28 Wednesday Favaite Show 22-Welcome Back Kotta 18-The Waltons 17-Starskv and Hutch H each-Lawrence Welk and The Little House on the Prairie What types of programming should thae be mae of? 35-Comedy 25-Family 17-Movies 20-Educational How manv hours per day spent watching TV? 4.1 hours'per day 41 hours f* r da Y 28.7 hours per week 28 7 hours per week Do people spend too much time watching TV? 41 pa cent yes (43) 85 per cent yes (126) 54 per cent no (57) 15 per cent no (23) Too much profanity on TV? % 24 pa cent yes (25) 71 per cent yes (118) 58 per cent no (62) 19 per cent no (32) 18 pa cent no opinion (19) 10 per cent no opinion (17) Too much sex exhibited on TV? 13 pa cent yes (14) 71 per cent yes (116) 69 pa cent no (73) r -49 jper cent no (32) 18 pa cent no opinion (19) 10 per cent no opinion (17) Too much violence on TV? " 27 pa cent yes (29) 83 pa cent yes (139) 65 pa cent no (69) 11 per cc nt no ( I®* 8 pa cent no opinion (8) 6 per Should networks use mae, less a about the same amount of censorship of programs and movies? 18 per cent more (19) 74 P<* c« nt more (nß > 23 pa cent less (24) 6 per cent less (10) 57 pa cent same (60) 20 Per cent more (32) Should parents censor their children’s viewing? 29 pa cent yes (31) 85 per cent yes (141) 45 pa cent no (48) 8 per cent no (12) 25 pa cent no opinion (27) 7 per cent no opinion (11) What effect does TV have on the youth of today? 48 pa cent negative effect c 55 pa cent negative effect 22 pa cent positive effect 8 per cent positive effect 40 pa cent no effect M pa cent no effect (43 neg., 20 pcs , 26 none) 25 pa cent no comment a opinion What effect does TV’ have on a du Its of today? 36 pa cent negative effect 7 pa cent positive effect 18 pa cent no effect 39 per cent no comment What effect does TV have on today’s society? 41 pa cent negative effect 5 pa cent positive effect 10 pa cent no effect 44 pa cent no comment

FFA has new test plot on Kern road The Wawasee Future Farmers of America chapter, Wawasee high school, is operating a corn test plot again this year Primary purpose of the test plot is to compare yields of different varieties grown in this area. All varieties being tested were donated by area dealers. Those verities and dealers are P-A-G SX 397 and P-A-G SX 454 donated by Bill Hall . Moews SM 220 from Leon Tucka; DeKalb XL 64A from Bob Strombeck; Becks 44X from Jon Roberts; Super Cross 2890 from Gary and Max Tom; Parkers 333 from Richard Kaiser; and Dennis 37. In addition comparisons on average yield will be made where conventional tillage was used and where minimum tillage was employed (chisel plow-disc) A weed control check will also be made comparing a treatment of Prowl with a treatment of Lasso plus Aatrex. The plots are located on Kan road west of the high school. Local farmers interested in examining the demonstrations are welcome to do so. Results from the tests will be available next fall.

By CAROLYN GROVE On Thursday. May 27. three classes from the Milford elementary school visited the children’s room in the library. They were the kindergarten room and teacher. Dorothy Gall; and the two second grades accompanied by their teachers, Annabelle and Charlotte Cook. The two eighth grades from Milford junior high school visited the library on Wednesday, June 2. Mrs. Dorothy W’illiams, their teacha. also visited. New books: “The Fire Came By” by John Baxta and Thomas Atkins — The riddle of the great Siberian explosion in 1908. “Somewhere a Cat is Waiting” by Derek Tangye — A true story of how a cat changed two people's fives. “The Rainbow Trail” by Zane Grey. “The Cup and the Lip” by E. X. Ferros.

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Honor rolls given for Wawasee high school

Principal Henry L. Smith of Wawasee high school has released the honor roll fa the final nine weeks of the 1975-76 school year. Students who have attained the high and regular honor rolls are follows: High RoU Seniors — Larry Allen. Kerri Augsburger, Holly Barrett, Diane Bartkowiak, Kathy Bartman, Beth Beer, Barb Brouwer, Joan Buletty, JennyCox, Denise Darr, Kelly Davenpat, Drama Dean, Dan Dieterly, Don Dieterly, Deb Engelberth, Jane Fawley, Kimm Gardner. Bill Gerstner, Kathi Goins. Kim Hamilton, Deb Hartman. Pat Hougey, Kathy Koeaigshof, Laura Kunkle, Chris Lacas, Karin Lamle, Sue McQuillian, Dorothy Mock, Karen Moore, Sherry Myers, Leisa Napier, Roy Newman. Doug Pollock, Jerry Rhodes, Vince Rhodes, Steve Richmond, Kay Rowe, Tammy Schumm, Mike Silveus, Brian Simmons, Greg Smith. Craig Sorensen, Marlys Staley, Mike Tethrake, Melinda Tom, Dyanne Tracy, Amy Vanlaningham and Lorraine Welker Juniors — Steve Badskey, Debbie Bailey, Rebecca Busch, Caryl Coy, Andrea Griffith. Todd Haines, Phyllis Horvath, Esti Keen, Marie Kitson, David Koble, Sue Krug, Steve Lippman, Dan Martin, Pat McQuillian, Mary Millbern, John Naab. Diane Perry, Deborah Phillips, Dawn Price, Sandy Rinker, David Ruth, J. C. Schrock, Susan Shank, James Shock, Brian Slabaugh, Marie Startek, Fran Weicht and Ron Wuthrich Sophomores — Rebecca Ball, Tim Bartkowiak, Roger Baumgartner, Kathy Beer, Sherry Bell, Teresa Blue, Tary Bowers, Jenny Boya, KathyBrouwer, Stuart Bryant, Kevin Butcher, Kim Calobrace, Teresa Carpenta, Mark Eisfelda, Judy Fouts, Lisa Gose, Kelly Hamman, Julie Henning, Rhonda Hickman. Kathy Iden. Maureen Jackson. Stan Kroh, Mark Krug, Sherrie Leita, Lorraine Meeks. Sandra Mullett, Sue Nulf, Worth Packer, Jeffrey Peterson, Dianne Pittman, Janet Rhodes. Terry Smith, Dave Stewart,

Awards given at Webster elementary school recently

The following students at North Webster elementary school were awarded perfect attendance awards for the school year 197576: Kindergarten — Tamara Geiga. Timothy Keim. Brett Anderson First grade — Troy Reiff, Scott Shoemaker, Mary Vester, Rodney Crittendon. Lisa Noble. David Broekers and Gary Harris Second grade — Wendy Hite. Steven Prado. Steven Carson, Linda Kuhn, Travis Reiff, Steven Sturgill Third grade — Bradley Brindle, Samantha Long, Jeffrey Roberts, Denise Justice, Brian Keim, Robin Stucko, Lisa White, Charles Harris. Lisa Hunter, and Melissa Robots Fourth grade — Susan Fawley, Ronda Kinsey, Jennifer Kussmaul, Jill Allen, Bret Hite, Lofty Hunter, Dawnelle Mellinger, David Schacht, and Steve White and Scott Badskey Fifth grade — Ronda Upson, Maude Packer, Todd Reiff, Carrie Shoemaker, Michelle Brandenburg, Melanie Carr, Krista Everts, Beth Hathaway, David Roberts, Darlene Shepherd, James Thompson, Cheryl Walker, Amy Connolly, Ben Black, Travis Harris, Carol Walker. Jennifer Wozniak, Doug Stump The following girls were awarded certificates and the standard emblem for having equalled or exceeded the 50th percentile in the youth fitness test program designated by the American Association for health, physical education and recreation: Angela Rich, Amy Connolly. Krista Everts, Michele Pavel, Darlene Shepherd. Connie Wright, Deanna Charlton. Tona Sellers, Jennifer Wozniak and Dorothy Elliott One girl, Debbie Shafer, received the presidential

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Philip Stewart. Rachel Stiffler, Brent Stutzman, Judy Thomas, Kent Trobaugh, Laura Tucker, Debbie Valentine, Kim Wagoner. David W’all, Judy Weaver, Renee Wolf, Rex Wuthrich and Sherry Young Freshmen — Nancy Amos, Scott Arnold, Martha Baumle, Mary Baumle, Phil Beer, Kathy Bice, Tonya Coquillard, Elizabeth Davenport, Debbie Dieterly, Nannette Dipert, Lynne Gerstner. Linda Glassley, Jackie Glon, Daralea Grisamer, John Haffna, Lynn Haney, Shelley Harting, Lai Henderson, Jill Humbles, Michelle Johnston, Logan Jones, Laura Keen, Kay Kirkpatrick, Kayle Knafel, Mark Lantz, Natalie Leach, Sondra Moae, Larie Morgan, Ryan Owens, Kelli Price, Teresa Pruett, Lauri Prya, Mike Ray, Julia Rhodes, Susie Silveus, Nancy Sindelar, Mike Slabaugh, Lai Sliga, Liz Sloan, Darsee Staley, Mark Stiffler. Mike Tom and Tami Wagoner Regular Roll Seniors — Christy Beer, Wes Bell, Joni Black, Jim Clayton, Julie Conley, Doug Doty, Dale Ganz. John Gardner, Linda Garza, Maureen Godfrey, Carolyn Gray, Toni Gronendyke, Greg Hickman, Steve Hoopingarna. Angie Jessop, Ann Kaiser. Mark Koble, Lori Lantz, Debbie Loetz, Sam Ludwig, Kim Manges, Lynn Maresh, Julie Method, Rhonda Miller, Joyce xMitchell, Jody Moser, Rick Peterson. Randy Purcell, Ralph Reiff, Ted Schenkel, Doug Shock, Domis Spearman, Julie Thibaut, Kim Trammel, Mike Webb, Killie White, J. D. Whiteman and Betsy Williams Junias — Mark Amos, Judy Bachtel, Barry Barton, Rick Bauman. Kim Beezly, Bryon Berry, Frances Bieber. Lisa Bosstick, Carolyn Brown, Judy Bryant, Rhonda Byrd, Kathy Carlin, Doug Charlton, Bruce Clark, Gary Connolly, Bob Day, Deb Doty, David Engelberth, Sue Gans. Kathy Godfrey. Karen Goshert, Mike Grady, Gay Grindle, Kim Grindle, Benji Hall, Roxanne Hammaker, Scott Hartter, Jeff Hoerr, Terri Holtzclaw, Stephanie Jernigan,

physical fitness award fa having equalled or exceeded the 85th percentile in the youth fitness test program. First Aid The following fifth grade students at North Webster elementary Were awarded Red Cross Certificates for completing the basic first aid course: Cindy Moore. Kelly Stanifer, Michelle Enyeart, Todd Reiff, Steve Crouch, Carrie Shoemaker, Melody Gray, Carla Leamons, Dorothy Elliott, Stephanie Moerchen. Maude Packer, Joe Bales. Michelle Brandenburg, Melanie Carr, Amy Connolly, Krista Everts. Scott Galloway,

Instructors named for summer program

Instructors and supervisors have been named fa the summer recreation program, summer school and the 4-H program in the Lakeland Community School Corporation. The instructors and supervisors are as follows: Drivers training — James Alford, Terry Frank, Vernon Zurcher, Jerry Minton, Harold Traviolia, Robert Heady. George Vitaniemi, Tony Clouse, Don Storey and Marcia Carpenter. Wawasee high school vice principal Donn D. Kesler is in charge of the program. Instrumental — Jim White, David Blackwell, Mark Fuller, Steve Bailey and Ervin Orban 4-H leaders — Coleen Bryant, Sara Rhodes, Betty Greider. Helen Harris, Stanley Hoopingarner, Joyce Morehouse, Lora Buhrt, Beth Krull, Derk Kuhn, Ted Davis, Bonnie Kammerer and Lester Krull.

Margie Jones, Diane Kesler, Mary Kitson, Joan Kussmaul, Lai Littlefield, Shari Long, Cindy McCreary, Dai Minear, Cindy Mort, Sharon Oakes, Marcia Pifer, Brenda Rhodes, Kirk Rockenbaugh, Scott Rogers, Tony Searfoss, Leslie Shenefield, Tammy Somers, Mike Steffen, Lai Tobin, Dennis Troyer, Doug Troyer, Naman Vanlaningham, Cara Wagoner, Robyn Watkins, Donna Weava, Janet Weaver, Garry Webb and Barb Yoder Sophomores — Denise Barrett, Laurie Beavers, John Beer, Teresa Beezley, Dan Bohnstedt, Becky Burt, Bea Carvajal, Mary Clark, Ed Clayton, Randy Clayton, John Conway, Pam Custer, Diane Darr, Tamjpy Debolt, Brian Fick, Tammi Franke, Kevin Gilbert, Jeanette Godfrey, Kim Goins, Eileen Harbes, Dan Hardy, Brenda Howard, Diana Irwin, James Knisely, Tom Kroh, Jenni Ladna, Kim Littlefield, Karen Maggart, Rick McKibben, Peggy Meade, Vicki Medlock, Rachel Morris, Mark Phillabaum, Debi Read, Beth Reiff, David Shank, Nancy Shock, Beth Silveus, Curt Singrey, Lorene Spearman, Lydia Tucker, Lisa Twait, Debra Tyler, Linda Ummel, Steve Walka, Randy Wheela, Judy Willard, Jim Willits and Janet Wright Freshmen — Tracy Bartow, Larry Blade, Andy Brown, Carmen Bryant. Tim Bushong, John Carlin, Mike Clark, Lori Coy, Teresa Coy, Brenda Dahl, Missy Finney, Toni Flowers, Lisa Gant, Dawn Gray, Linda Grindle, Linda Grisamer, Hal Hammaka, Robert Hartman, Jill Hartman, Kim Hill, Bill Hays, Linda James, Lori Hummel, Leslie Johnson, Scott Jones, Cindy Kammerer, Jodi Kleeman, Vicki Kreider, John Lewis, Jackie Mangas, Dave McMillan, Tammy Miller, Lisa Mohler, Todd Niles, Jerry Mort, Chris Packer, Brian Rich, Brenda Sherk, Brenda Skelton, Matt Strombeck, Mark Sumpter, Melissa Tom, Kathy Troup, Denice Vanata, Doug Vanlue, Mike Wakeland, Coleen Walker, Doug Walka, Gary Weava and Gregay Wyant

Beth Hathaway, Michele Pavel, Richard Peters, Dave Robots, Darlene Shepherd, Kevin Spry, Cheryl Walker, Debbie Shafer, Angela Rich, Steve Williams, Jim Rhodes, Amanda Grimes, Sonia Long, Sandra Moore, Jeff Ruch, Kim Snyder, Mike Stanifer, Mark Coy, Shelly Parsons, Tom Cox, Shelly Parsons, Sabrina Lawson, Mary Walgamuth, Richard Adair, Joe Beezley, Russ Burchard, Deanna Charlton, Sheryl Eastlund, Rod Garber, Susan Harris, Donna Kunkle, Jim McNeill, Stacey Miller, Tonja Ritenour, Teresa Swope, Carol Walker, Jennifa Wozniak

Recreation programs — Ned Speicher, Ron Wuthrich and Tom Holderread, Milford; Dan Caskey and J. C. Shrock, Syracuse; Ted Mahnensmith, Mark Lantz and Mark Wagoner, North Webster; Rudy Cesco and Mavis Vanderveer, golf; Jerry Lambert and Bob Heady, WHS baseball; Larry Stidham, tennis; and John Replogle, girls softball. Swimming — Larry Shook, director; Celeste Cutter, Linda Baumgartner, Larry Stidham, Jennifer Longenecker, Julie Thibaut, Mike Harris and Karen Jones, instructors; and Cindy Willits, Karen Lamle, Marlys Staley, Connie Hoopingarner, Mary Lowe, Melissa Shipley, Teresa Carpenter, Mark Koble, Dennis Solomon, Terry Hoitzclaw and Joe Elam, guards. Superintendent Don H. Arnold said at Tuesday evening’s board meeting the directors were paid $4 per hour, instructors receive $3.50 and helpers receive $2.75.

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