The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 6, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 March 1977 — Page 6

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., March 2.1977

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\< ] y9M» jm y> * > <1 ■ShSftr ■ • 1 lv\ / jHBMBIk \S --X'j r .rfa w I " , " JLwr/ >Vj 1 RECEIVES CERTIFICATE — The safety patrol at the Milford Junior High received a certificate from the Chicago Motor Club for their nine year record without a student injury or accident. Members of the patrol are bottom, left. Phil Metcalf, instructor; John Brito, Gene Tyler. Fernando Garza. Row two, left. Jim Dove. Jessie Hernandez and Jimmy Richards. Row three, left. Ross Dahlstrom. Pat Hernandez. Doug Green and Susanna Garza. Row four, left. Shawn Lowery. Marcia Evans. Jeff Richards and Carmen Castillo. Row five. left. Angie Bess. Vicki Parks. Mike LeCount and Margie Hernandez. Row siz. left, Yolanda Garza. Anita Blackburn. Steve Gowler and Paul Siegfried. Row seven, left. Suite Dove. Teri Jordan and Ken Miller.

O X WINS TOURNAMENT — Stat th grade math students in Phil Metcalfs two math classes finished a math tournament at the Milford Junior High School. One winner was designated in each operation from each class. Then a playoff was held, with overa 11 winners determined by the best two oat of three match. The tournament winners are back left, Steve Bowler, overall: Kevin Jordan, multiplication; and Pat Hernandes, overall: Jeff Sorensen, division. Other winners are front, left. Jim Dove, overall; Noe Gonsales, addition: and Dawn Waycaster, overall; Cathy Fifer, subtraction.

Kevin Coy, Ed Clayton win state FFA honors

The Wawasee Vocational Agriculture Department received word last week from the state FFA association that two of its members have been selected as state winners in the Indiana FFA Awards Program. Kevin Coy qualified for the Hoosier Farmer Degree, the highest individual award presented by the Indiana FFA. Only 2 per cent of the total Indiana FFA membership are eligible for this degree each year Citizenship, leadership and involvement in school, community, and FFA activities are the criteria used in selecting the winners. Kevin.is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Junior Coy. r 3 Syracuse. He will be honored with the degree at the state FFA convention at Purdue University m June Ed Clayton has been chosen as winner of the District II FFA Agricultural Sales and Service Proficiency Award. Leadership and involvement in a sales and

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service business are the basis for selecting these winners Ed has qualified by working in the family owned garden center. The 12 district winners will now be evaluated and judged to select the state award recipient Announcement of the winner will also be made at the state FFA convention. Ed is the son of Mr. and Mrs David Clayton, r 1 North Webster Room 4-U 4-H elects officers Officers were elected at a recent meeting of the Room 4-U 4-H club. Elected were President — Connie Thompson Vice president — Soma Long Secretary — Carol Walker Treasurer — Sandy Moore Song leader — Samantha Long Assistant song leader -* Amy Ferverda Recreation — Cheryl Walker

Assistant recreation — Lynn Stackhouse Reporter — Lynn Haney Health and safety — Mary Baumle Assistant health and safety — Kay Ferverda Plans were made for 1977. Also, program books were compiled for the year. The next meeting will be in March at the home of Kay. Judy and Amy Ferverda RECEIVES 4-H COUNTY ACHIEVEMENT AWARD — Brian Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Roberts of Syracuse, was recently named the winner of a 525 Savings Bond for having the 4-H Outstanding Achievement Record Book in Kosciusko County. Brian's entry also won the county field crops division and is now eligible for stale competition. Brian is a fifth year member of the Syracuse Community Hands 4-H club.

Lakeland Music Festival to be held March 18

Lakeland Community School Corporation’s Music Festival will be presented to the public on Friday, March 18. at# p.m. in the Local students make dean's list at DePauw Todd Rand Stucky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stucky, of Syracuse and a sophomore at DePauw University, Green Castle, has earned academic distinction on the dean’s list. The scholastic recognition is extended to those students who earn at least a -3.5 (A-) or better grade average out of a possible 4.0 (straight A) average. During the first semester 441 of DePauw’s undergraduates —or 19.8 per cent of the student body — won dean’s list distinction. Announcement of the scholastic honors was made by Dr. Robert H. Farber, dean of the private liberal arts college.

Lakeland Schools Activity Notes WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2 6:30 p.m. — Adult education at Wawasee 7:30 p.m. — Basketball sectional at Triton THURSDAY. MARCH 3 6 p.m. — North Webster Junior High gymnastics class at North Webster 6:30 p.m. — Adult education at Wawasee 7:30 p.m. — Adult farmer class in ag annex at WHS FRIDAY. MARCH 4 9 a.m. — Milford all-school spelling bee 7 p.m. — Basketball sectional at Triton SATURDAY. MARCH 5 All day — Speech sectional at Columbia City All day — Junior high band clinic at Wawasee 8:15 p.m. — Basketball sectional at Triton MONDAY. MARCH 7 6:30 p.m. — Adult education at Wawasee 7:30 p.m. — Wawasee National Honor Society spring induction in auditorium TUESDAY. MARCH 8 6 p.m. — North Webster Junior High gymnastics class 6 p.m, — Wawasee Daddy date night in case annex 6:30 p.m. — Adult education at Wawasee WEDNESDAY. MARCH 9 4:15 p.m. — Milford Junior High wrestling vs Concord at Milford 6:30 p.m. — Adult education at Wawasee 6:30 p.m. — Syracuse Junior High gymnastics meet at East side — Butler 7:30 p.m. — Psi lota Xi sponsored “Indiana Belles’’ in auditorium Merry Maidens meet at CAC The Junior Merry Maidens 4-H Club held its February meeting at the CAC building. Milford. After the meeting was brought to order by president Judy Wall and roll call and secretary reports were given by Becky Wuthrich, enrollment cards and coming events were discussed Mrs Robert Buhrt said cards were due in by March 1. A fabric party is being planned for March This is mainly for those girls in clothing. A presentation on how to give a demonstration was next given by Susie Schmucker. She pointed out how the leader and junior leaders grade on the presentations Hope Sipress then gave a demonstration on dish towel embroidery. The 4-H advisors council of the dub were also announced at the meeting. They are Mrs. Brian Wall, Syracuse and Mrs. Harlen Wuthrich, Milford. The Van Buren Township 4-H Board of Directors representative is Mrs. Wall Approximately 30 members attended the meeting. Two guests, Carlyn Bjella and Cindy Greenwood, also attended. pie next meeting will be held March 15. 3:30-5:30 p.m. at the CAC.

Wawasee High School gymnasium. The program will indude vocal and instrumental students from grades four through 12 presenting “A Salute to Broadway.” The annual music festival provides an opportunity for students from Milford Elementary and Junior High, North Webster Elementary and Junior High, Syracuse Elementary and Junior High and Wawasee High School to combine their talents for a public musical performance. The public is invited to attend ‘‘A Salute to Broadway” as guests of the school corporation. _ Aw ANOTHER TO SERVE AS PAGE — Sarah Dain, 13. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry M. Dain of Quaker Haven Camp, Dewart Lake, has been selected to’serve as a page in the Indiana Senate at the invitation of John A. Augsburg er, on Friday, March 4. Sarah is a seventh grader in the Syracuse Junior High and participates in band and chorus. She. with her family, is a member of Carmel Friends Church, Carmel, but attends Broadway Christian Church where she is vice president of the Seekers youth group-

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County students named to dean's list at Indiana U.

Below are the names of Indiana University Bloomington undergraduate, students from Kosciusco County who made the dean’s list the first semesster of 1976-77 at Indiana University. These students, among 4,730, will be among those honored April 20, at the university’s traditional founder’s day program on the Bloomington campus. To make the dean’s list students must earn a 3.5 grade average or better (3.3 average for University Division students) County students graduate from Purdue University A number of Kosciusko County students were among the 1,299 students to complete degree requirements at Purdue University in December 1976. The December graduates, along with those who finished their studies in August 1976 are eligible to tuke part in Purdue’s 125th commencement in May. County students who completed work are as follows: Leesburg — Keith Alan Rieder, r 1, bac elor’s degree in humanities Syracuse — John David VanLue box 34, bachelor’s degree in science Warsaw — Robert Dale Campbell, r 3, bachelor’s degree in const, tech. BS; Nancy Ann McHenry, r 4. bachelor's degree in consumer and family science with distinction; Charles Foster Steele, 216 S. High St., bachelor’s degree with super major BS; Thomas Ray Wiltrout, 2205 Brookview, master of science degree in forestry and natural resources; Barbara Jean Yarbrough. 1408 W. Rivercrest, bachelor's degree in consumer and family science with highest distinction.

in a minimum of 12 hours of course work. An all-A average is 4.0. Families of the students will be invited to the Bloomington campus for the April 20 program, which will recognize both academic achievement of the undergraduate students and teaching excellence of the faculty. County students are as follows: Claypool — Michael Anthony Gunter, r 2; Blaine Allen Metzger r 2. Etna Green — Eve Ellen Welty, r 1. Leesburg — Christina Lynn Patrick, 116 W. Prairie St. Pierceton — Paul Allen Miller, rl. - Syracuse — Dianne Patricia Deck, 124 N. Shore Dr.; Denise Sue Hostetler, box 175; Debra Ann Miller, r 1; Nicholas A.

Attendance figures released Attendance figures for the Lakeland Community School Corporation have been released for the period November 8,1976 to January 21, 1977 by John A. Naab, curriculum coordinator. The corporation totals reflect a 94.94 per cent attendance in grades one through 12 and 94.71 per cent for kindergarten through grade 12, for a corporation total of 94.71 per cent attendance. The respective schools and their enrollments are:

North Milford Webster Syracuse Wawasee Total Kindergarten 62 71 112 245 Gradel 70 65 112 ' 247 Grade 2 64 68 97 229 Grade 3 78 73 91 242 Grade 4 52 61 83 196 Grades 59 70 85 214 Grade 6 66 78 89/ 233 Grade 7 61 76 >n2 249 Grades 67 89 100 256 Primary Spec. Ed. 15 15 Intermediate Spec. Ed. 9 9 Jr. High Spec. Ed. 12 12 Grade 9 271 271 Grade 10 247 247 Grade 11 224 224 Grade 12 201 ■= 201 TOTALS 579 651 917 943 3090 Cardinal Center 9 3099

The grade 12 totals include 39 students who will be seventh semester graduates of Wawasee High School.

Miller, r 2 woodland Acres; Timothy W. Moser' r 2; Stephen Edward Schrumpf, r 4; Michael D. Silveus.r 1. Mentone — Ken Allan Anglin, box 543. Milford — Kathryn Roene Steffen. 411 W. Emetine; Jane Marie Wilson, r 2. North Webster — Rick Dean Moore, rl. Pierceton — Steven A. Rhodes, r 1. Silver Lake — Vicki Sue England, SR 14W. Warsaw — Scott David Berry, r 1; Linda sue Bradbury, 403 W. Herscher Dr.; Jennifer Lynn Canan, 1310 Oriole Dr.; Laurie A. Elsbury, 748 N. Lake St.; Ginger L. Levandis, 1916 N. Robb Rd.; Jason W. Levin, 1411 Springhill Rd.; Christopher Marlin Lutes, r 4 , Jacqueline Sue Quello, r 1.