The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 4, Milford, Kosciusko County, 16 February 1977 — Page 7

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MR '» \2.f ' -i 3 B T 1 ~ ~ * '' <W DERBY WINNERS — Shown above are winners in the annual Milford Cub Scouts pack 3747 Pinewood Derby. In front are Rob Brooks with the car which won the best workmanship trophy and Mike Pershing, whose auto won the best design award. ~ Michael Hayden is shown in the second row on the far right. His auto won first place and will go on to the district competitions. Mack Little, center, won second place. David Drull. left, was the third place winner. John McLaine. assistant Cub Master is shown on the left in back and Cub Master Mike Pershing is shown on the right. The winner's trophies, and all cars are currently on display at Lavon's Variety Store. '

Wawasee students win state music awards

An the NISBOVA district solo and ensemble contest held last Saturday at Culver High School, members of the Wawasee High School Band received 22 first place and 14 second place ratings. Wawasee students won 38 gold and 42 silver medals. Five students will represent Wawasee at the state contest They are Jim Snyder, snare drum solo, and Pat McQuillian, Debbie Burchard. John Naab, Kathy I den. clarinet quartet. Students receiving firsts in Group I were: Steve Badskey,

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_trumpet solo; John Naab. Pat McQuillian. Kathy I den, clarinet trio; Susan Krug, Steve Walker. Mischelle Johnston. Gary Brown, sax quartet Firsts in Group II were Mischelle Johnston, alto sax solo Firsts in Group 111 were; Kathy Iden. Sandy Mullet, flute, clarinet duet; Susan Krug, alto sax solo; Jackie Glon, Lori Sliger, Deb Taylor, Martha Baumle, clarinet quartet; Joni Denney, flute solo. Firsts in Group IV were: Kent Lawson, tenor sax solo; Jamie

White, clarinet solo; Randy Hickman, trumpet solo; Pat Greene. French horn solo; Sandy Koenigshof, flute solo; Janet Wall, flute solo; Judy Wall, flute solo; Ray Hively, clarinet solo; Jamie White. Ray Hively, clarinet duet; Vicki Zimmerman, trumpet solo; Stephanie Baumgartner. flute solo; Lynn Brown, Ray Hively, Carla Darr. Jamie White, clarinet quartet. Receiving seconds in Group I were; Bob Johnson, trumpet solo; Stephanie Jernigan, oboe solo; Bob Johnson, Kim Wagoner, Tim Hamman, Steve Badskey, trumpet quartet; marcia Pifer, Pat McQuillian, Stephanie ■Jernigan, flute, oboe, clarinet trio. Seconds in Group II were: Joni Denney, Stephanie Jernigan, flute, oboe duet. Seconds in Group 111 were: Joni Denney, piccolo solo; Loro raine Meek, Judy Willard. Rachel Stiffler, clarinet solo; Jackie Glon, clarinet solo. Firsts in Group IV were: Greg Moore, oboe solo; Scot Green, trombone solo; Janet Wall, Judy Wall, flute duet; Rod Hamman, tube solo; Diane Frew, Marjie Pittman, flute duet; Greg Moore, Janet Wall, Ray Hively, flute, oboe, clarinet trio. Freshmen A-B teams both report wins The Wawasee High School freshmen A and B basketball teams under the guidance of coach Gregg Minegar both defeated Northridge on Monday night. It was the first win of the season for the B team. The A team won its game 47-46 The leading scorers were Greg Moerchen with 14 and Dave Mead. nine. Curt Yoder was high for Northridge with 12 Scores by quarters: Wawasee 14 27 35 47 Northridge 6 18 29 46 The A team will play its last game at Tippecanoe Valley tonight (Wednesday). The score of the B team game was Wawasee 65 — Northridge 40 Jeff Beezley was the leading scorer with 13 points. Three Warriors, Mike Brannock, Bart Bowser and Daryl Hoover scored 10 each. Hershberger was high for Northridge with eight Scores by quarters follow: Wawasee 15 42 53 65 Northridge 10 16 31 40 Fire alarm false The Syracuse firemen answered a false alarm Tuesday at 12:11 p.m. A call to the department indicated a car was on fire at 321 South Main Firemen were unable to locate the car and found the address given was also false. SPAN FALLS The third largest suspension bridge in the world. Galloping Gertie, collapsed Nov. 7,1940. over the Tacoma Narrows m a windstorm

Syracuse coed earns Adrian academic honors

ADRIAN, Mich. — Barbara Brouwer, an Adrian College freshman from Wawasee High School, Syracuse, has been named to the college Dean’s List for the 1976-77 fall semester. To achieve this recognition, a student must maintain a 3.5 or better grade point average on the basis of at least 12 credit hours. Miss Brouwer is an Adrian mathematics and physical education major and academic scholarship recipient. A veteran of women’s volleyball. Barb is currently starting as guard with the intercollegiate basketball team and plans to include tennis and softball in her campus activities. In 1976, Miss Brower graduated from Wawasee High School where she was a National Honor Society student participating in basketball, volleyball, track and softball. Discussing her high school experiences, the coed selected Marcia Carpenter as the Wawasee instructor she most remembered. Mrs. Carpenter really impressed me because she was firm and always in charge,” Barb recalled. “Mrs. Carpenter was also special.” she added, “because she was always willing to help me with my problems.” Barbara’s parents are Mr. and Mrs Jay Brouwer, r 4 Syracuse, and she describes a good relationship with them. “I really

County High School Music contest to be held Feb. 22

The High School Music Contest, sponsored by the Kosciusko County Federated Clubs, has been rescheduled for Sunday, Feb. 20. Originally planned for February 6. the event was postponed because of the severe weather. Mrs. Thomas Fugate, music chairman for the clubs, has announced the change in date but the time, 2:30 p.m., and location, First United Methodist Church, Warsaw, remain the same. The contest is open to all sophomore and junior high school students who reside or attend

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TRAINING SESSION — Above Mary Millbern, Susan Shank and Jeff Iden train with Smoking Millie as the Wawasee FEA members go through a training session which will enable them to help others. The training session was held on Monday. Photo by J. W. Naab

Smoking program is being presented by WHS students

For the third year, the Wawasee FEA (Future Educators in Action) will be presenting the American Lung Association's Smoking Education Program to the fourth and fifth grade classes in the Lakeland Community School Corporation. FEA members in the high school’s exploratory teaching program will work in pairs to make the presentations which will include discus sions of what smoking does to the lung, a film on making the decision not to smoke, a demonstration with a smoking dummy, a display of lung sections taken from smokers and non-smokers, and a question and answer period. A training session for the student participants was con ducted at Wawasee on Monday, Feb. 14, by Peggy Van Laere, health educator from the South Bend office of the American Lung Association. The program was coordinated in the Lakeland schools by John Naab, Lakeland curriculum coordinator and

Milford students receive honors in NISBOVA contest

The following students from the Milford Junior High School participated in the NISBOVA contest at Culver Community High School last Saturday. Those receiving a superior or first rating are as follows: Flute solo — Gina Hurd. Sylvia Morris. Rosalie Rouch. Sandy Kortenber and JoLene White Oboe solo — Stacy Wall Alto saxophone solo — Sandra Hernandez Trombone solo — Kevin Harney Snare drum solo — Greg Baumgartner. Patti Zimmerman

I i BARBARA BROUWER appreciate my mother and father.” Miss Brower said. “They have supported me in whatever I’ve wanted to do. even when they didn't agree.” she explained. “They’re really interested in my school and sports activities and help me all they can.” Miss Brouwer attends the Saint Martin de Porres Catholic Church in Syracuse. She has been affiliated with the Lakeland Youth Center and coached girls softball and boys baseball and basketball there.

school in Kosciusko County. Vocal and instrumental students are eligible, other than piano and organ instrumentalists. There will be one vocal and one instrumental winner with alternates chosen in each division. The two winners will compete in the district contest where two winners and alternates for the High School Music Clinic Scholarship will be selected. The scholarship pays all expenses for a one-week session at the Indiana University School of Music on the Bloomington campus.

Terry Iden. FEA sponsor and instructor of the exploratory teaching classes. Exploratory teachers participating in the program are Tim Hamman, Stephanie Davenport, Pam Sheline. Brenda Rhodes, Susan Shank. Jeff Iden and Mary Millbern Teaching fourth and fifth graders about the dangers of smoking is not only a valuable experience for these students, but it also emphasizes the importance of students working with students in the classroom. Following is a schedule of presentation dates: Tuesday, Feb. 15 — Fifth grade at North Webster Wednesday, Feb. 16 — Fourth grade at North Webstar Thursday. Feb. 17 — Fifth grade at Syracuse Friday, Feb. 18—Fourth grade at Syracuse Monday, Feb. 21 — Fourth grade at Milford Tuesday. Feb. 22 — Fifth grade at Milford

Those who received an excellent or second rating are as follows: Clarinet solo — Belinda Burke, Greta Hurd Alto saxophone solo — Larry Flannery. Tim Sipress Coronet solo — Angie Johnston Trombone solo — Terry Pow ell, Nick Johnston Baritone solo — Nick Hunsberger, Eric Beer Snare drum solo — Brian Goshert. Mike Golden Those receiving a good or third rating follow: Trombone solo — Kristy Sipress

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Q *2 Wawasee honor roll released by Smith

Principal Henry L. Smith, Wawasee High School, has released the names of students who have achieved the honor roll for the second nine weeks. They are as follows: High Honor Roil Se-.dors — Steve Badskey, Debbie Bailey, Kim Beezley, Rebecca Busch, Rhonda Byrd, Caryl Coy, Sue Gans, Vickie Glancy. Karen Goshert. Andrea Griffith. Todd Haines, Esti Keen, Craig Koble. Susan Krug. Joan Kussmaul, Lori Littlefield, Judith McCullough. Patricia McQuillian. Don Minear, Diane Perry. Joel Popenfoose. Dawn Price, Sandy Rinker, David Ruth, J. C. Schrock, Paul Schrumpf, Susan Shank, Pam Sheline, Brian Slabaugh, Marie Startek. Dennis Troyer. Robyn Watkins, Janet Weaver, Fran Weicht and Ron Wuthrich Juniors — Roger Baumgartner. Teresa Blue, Kathy Brouwer, Stuart Bryant, Teresa Carpenter. Judy Fouts, Lisa Gose, Eileen Harbes, Lorraine Meek. Diane Pittman. Beth Reiff, Janet Rhodes, Terry Smith, Phil Stichter, Rachel Stiffler, Brent Stutzman, Linda Ummel, Steve Walker, Judy Weaver, Judy Willard and Rex Wuthrich Sophomores — Scott Arnold, Martha Baumle, Mary Baumle, Phil Beer. Kathy Bice. Elizabeth Davenport, Janine England, Linda Glassley, John Haffner, Lynn Haney, Jo Hepler, Mischelle Johnston, Laura Keen, Kay Kirkpatrick, Mark Lantz, Kelli Price, Teresa Pruett, Laurie Pryor. Susie Silveus, Mike Slabaugh. Lori Sliger, Darsee Staley, Mark Stiffler. Mike Tom and Doug VanLue Feshmen — Candy Bornman, Cam Boyer. Mike Brannock, Greg Carpenter, Jane Haffner.

| Lakeland | SWioo/ February 21-25 MONDAY — Turkey sandwich, cranberry sauce, cole slaw, French fries, cookie and milk TUESDAY — Chilled orange juice. Texas hash, buttered green beans, lettuce salad, bread and butter, cake with cherry sauce and milk WEDNESDAY — Beef stew, peaches, peanut butter sandwich, pudding and milk THURSDAY — Fish sandwich, creamed peas, potato salad, strawberries and milk FRIDAY — Submarine sandwich, lettuce and pickle, corn, carrot sticks, fruit andjmilk Chain-O-Lakes 4-H Club holds February meeting By BETH ANN HATHAWAY The XThain-O-Lakes 4-H Club held its February meeting in the home of Lynn, Beth, and Laurie Hathaway. The meeting was brought to order by president Tina Hedington. The pledge to the American flag was led by David Engelberth and the pledge to the 4-H flag was led by Dawn Engelberth. Devotions were led by Linda Engelberth. Roll was answered by telling what you would give someone for ’Valentine’s day. Roil call and secretary’s report were given by Sandy Koeningshof. Health and safety report was given by Jill Rhoades. Several songs were sung which were led by Tony Miller. The Hathaway girls gave a demonstration on rugs and pillows done with the latch hooking method. After recreation the meeting was adjourned for refreshments. The March meeting will be held in the home of Sandy Koeningshof.

Wed., Feb. 16,1977 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Rod Hamman, Raymond Hively, Sharon Meek, Jan Miller, Marjorie Pittman, Jill Sliger, Debby Smith, Richard Steele, Alice Steffen, Lynn Vangundy, Peggy Waterson and Chris Wozniak Regular Honor Roll Seniors — Mark Amos, Bryon Berry, Carolyn Brown. Kathy Carlin, Ginger Christner, Brett Clow. Karen Cooper, Keith Cripe, Dave Denney, David Engelberth, Johnna Gansert, Ginger Gant, Paula Grisamer, Roxanne Hammaker, Tim Hamman, Jeff Hoerr, Terri Holtzclaw, Mark Hoover. Phyllis Horvath, Stephanie Jernigan, Al Johnson, Bob Johnson, Margie Jones, Diane Kesler, Marie Kitson, Mary Kitson. Sheri Long, Dan Martin, Brian McClure. Mary Millbern. John W. Naab, Sharon Oakes, Ken Oswald, Deborah Phillips, Marcia Pifer, Kathi Replogle, Brenda Rhodes, Kirk Rockenbaugh, Tony Searfoss, Leslie Shenefield, Terri Siri, Cheryl Skelton. Sam Tillett, Doug Troyer, Cara Wagoner. Bill Weaver, Donr\a Weaver and Marty Welker Juniors — Robin Auer, Becky Ball. Jenny Boyer, Jerry Burns, Becky Burt, Kevin Butcher, Kim Calobrace, Ed Clayton, Randy Clayton, John Conway, Pam Custer, Diane Darr, Tammy Dlßolt, Dave Ensinger, Tammi Franke, Maureen Jackson,

STUDY FLAG — The sixth grade social studies classes at Syracuse Junior High School have just concluded a study of the American flag. - Pictured here are Richard Egnor and David Gabet raising the school flags with teacher Larry Pletcher and the class observing. Purpose of the study was to learn more on the correct display and storage of the flag and to develop a responsibility and respect for national symbols. ' Library research was done to learn the regulations of flag usage. As a culminating activity, Mr. Pletcher’s students will take over the raising, lowering and folding of the flags at the Syracuse Junior High facility. Syracuse Junior High students perform at NISBOVA contest

Syracuse Junior High students who participated in NISBOVA band solo and ensemble contest at Culver. Saturday, Feb. 12, scored as follows: Receiving first division, Superior, ratings and gold medals on their solos were Mike Vanderveer, Jim Plummer, Cary Mock, Tammy Coquillard, Lori Keim. Kelly Rockenbaugh and Bill Dixon. Also receiving gold medals were Mark Mignery, Mike Vanderveer. and Rusty Smith for a clarinet trio. Receiving sedond division, good, ratings and silver medals on their solos were John Stuckman. Jack Stoelting, Debbie Bartow. Beth Walker. Cindy Hoover. Keith Brower, Dawn Smith and Debbie Coe. Receiving silver medals were Tim Hubartt, Jim Plummer, and Cary Mock, coronet trio; Tonda Davis and Debbie Bartow, flute duet; Mark Mignery and Mike Vanderveer, clarinet duet; Tammy Bowling and Linda Mock, clarinet duet. Receiving good ratings were Garry Crafton, coronet solo; GOLDEN SPEECH’ Elizabeth I of England made her “Golden Speech” to Parliament Nov. 20, 1601, in which she surveyed the history of her reign. If you are pleased at finding faults, you are displeased at finding perfections. —La vater

Tammy Keck, Mark Krug, Rick McKibben, Ken McMillan, Vicki Medlock. Rachel Morris, Curt Singrey, Bryan Smith, Teri Smith, Lorene Spearman, David Stewart, Laura Tucker, Lydia Tucker, Mark Walgamuth, Dave Wall and Jim Willits Sophomores — Nancy Amos, Kent Badskey, Tracy Bartow, Mark Baumgartner, Andy Brown, Carmen Bryant, Tim Bushong, Teresa Coy, Debbie Dieterly, Nannette Di pert, Jackie Glon, Linda Grindle, Daralea Grisamer, Linda Grisamer, Hal Hammaker, Brian Hartman, Bill Hays, Lori Henderson, Lori Hummel, Elaine Jernigan, Cindy Kammerer, Vicki Kreider, Natalie Leach, Jackie Mangas, Lisa Mohler, Sandra Moore, Todd Niles, Mike Ray, Julia Rhodes, Steve Rosenkranz and Kathy Troup Freshmen — Fred Avery, Debbie Ba use, Bart Bowser, Julie Brandon, Elizabeth > Brewer, Lynn Brown, Laurie Brouwer, Beth Burke, Lori Clark, Mary Cox, Allen Coy, Carla Darr, Rose Easley, Angie Farrington, Tyler Haines. Tim Kaufman, Laura Kroh, Robby Ladner, Kent Lawson, Brenda Martin, Lisa Meek, Greg Moerchen, Kandi Mort, Marianne Mullinex, Charles Myers. Linda Perry, Carol Phillabaum, Dave Strombeck, Ted Tobin, Dan Tracy and Doug Wuthrich

Portia Price and Sonya Crow, flute duet; Cary Mock and Jim Plummer, coronet duet, and Anita Hasse, Kelly Rockenbaugh, and Darla Brown, flute trio. r PAGE — Linda James, 15, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David James of Dewart Lake, has been chosen to serve as a page to Indiana State Senator John B. Augsburger on February 21. Miss James is a sophomore at Wawasee High School and is a member of the school’s women’s choir. She will be participating in the state vocal contest this coming Saturday. She is a member of the youth council of the Syracuse Church of God and fe president of the Spirit of Tomorrow 4-H Club.

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