The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 16, Milford, Kosciusko County, 11 May 1977 — Page 9

Jj Youth w Center Events

WEDNESDAY. MAY II Special T-ball practice 3:10-5 (your child will be notified if he or she is to practice) 6-9 modeling class at the center THURSDAY. MAY 12 Bonnie Pruden Inches Off 9-10, Syracuse elementary track meet 3-5:30, free time'for all ages 6-9, Junior Olympic wrestling 6 307:30 FRIDAY. MAY 13 Free time for all ages 3-6 SATURDAY. MAY 14 Clean-a-thon kids trip to the Dunes with departure time at 10 a m and 6pm for returning Upcoming Activities A body conditioning and modem jazz class is set for junior high and high school age girls and will stress cff-or di nation and grace The class will be on Monday afternoons at 2 and last for one hour each week The class will start June 6 and run eight weeks Donna Jofefason will be instructor Youths may pre sigh by calling the youth center or Mrs Johnson Wednesday May 18 is the start of couples slow pitch softball There are six teams in the league and the team captains will call members this week regarding times to play I Track Results Lakeland Youth Center director Dan Caskey has released the following results for the*

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elementary track event on May 3: Yellow 115, red 97, green 96 and blue 68 440 relay A team — Green, yellow, blue, red 440 relay B team — Green, red, yellow, blue A Standing broad jump — Tracy Thornburg, Mark Walker, Ken Weaver. Michele Nemeth B Standing broad jump — Drew Rosenberry. Jeanine Gunn, .Ann Alford and Kris Yoder A team running broad jump — Scott Johnson.. Mark Walker. Morey Atkinson and Steve Dunithan . B team running broad jump — Brad Traviolia. Jeff Duipthan, Jeanine Gunn and Angie Graff 50-yard dash. A team — Ken Weaver, Kyle Swartz. David 1 Ci nit 50-yard dash. B team — Drew Rosenberry, Jeanine Gunn, Brad Traviolia 100-yard dash, A team Tracy Thornburg, Ken Swartz, Scott Johnson 100-yard dash. B team — Craig Cobbum. Kris Yoder. Brian Detert 440-yard run, A team Tracy Thornburg. Ken Swartz. Mark Walker 440-yard run. B team - Brad Traviolia, Craig Cobbum. Jeanine Gunn 880-yard relay, A team — Green red, yellow, blue 88Oyard relay. B team — Green, red. yellow, blue Webster Cub Scouts hold cake auction The North Webster Cub Scout Pack 3726 held its annual cake auction and pack meeting on Apnl 26 at Camelot Hall A number of organizations and merchants participated in the event Prizes were awarded to Todd Waltz, largest cake and cakes selling for most money Nathan Rhoades, best Cub Scout theme; Bryan Waltz, best Cub Scout theme; and Steve Prade. smallest and most original cake Friendships are fragile things, arid require as much care m handling as any other fragile and precious thing Randolph S Bourne

1 / ' A• ' Z* 4 4— ■■k. A • - , ••MATCHMAKER" — These senior girls from Wawasee High School are preparing to sing "Matchmaker" fromxthe musical. "Fiddler on the Roof." for Friday night's music concert to be held at the school. Matchmakers on the front row are. left to right, are Belinda Stephanie Davenport. Frances Bieber and Kim Grindle. Pictured on the back row are Johnna Gansert. Paula Grisamer, Tracy Adair and Shari Long. Not present for the picture are Ginger Christner and Deb Martin.

. • . & W ATCHING GIRLS — "Music to Watch Girls By" is the song which the senior boys are preparing for the spring concert. May 13. at Wawasee High School. Bovs, left to right, are Tim Hamman. Gary Brown. Joel Popenfoose. Steve Badskey and John Naab. Accompanist for the group. Craig Koble, was absent when the picture was taken.

Magic Moments at Wawasee Friday

"Magic Moments’’ is the theme for the spring concert to be held at Wawasee High School Friday, May 13. at 7*30 p.m The concert will be given by the concert orchestra. cadet, treble and concert choirs Neil Diamonds "Jonathan Livingston Seagull' will be one of the selections presented by the concert orchestra, directed by Ervin Orban Other selections will feature numbers by Handel and Bizet The concert choir, directed byMrs Ralph Ann> Bushong, will open the choral portion of the concert with the theme song "Magic Moments" by Burt Bacharach and a collection of 1920 songs. "Twentiana A piano solo by Jill Slinger will be the next feature on the program She will play "Polichinelle” by Rachmaninoff Othlr featured numbers by the concert choir will include a girl’s trio compromised of Nanette Dipert, Deb Taylor and Chris Taylor, a solo by Joel Popen foose; a solo by Stephanie Davenport a group of senior girls from the choirs singing “Matchmaker;" and the senior boys from the choir singing “Music to Watch Girls By " The treble choir will next sing an Italian madrigal. "The Little White Hen," "I Heard a Forest Praying" by Peter Deßose and “Ease on Down the Road" from "The Wu " Songs the cadet choir will offer are “Love is Blue" and “Comedy Tonight” from “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum After the concert char sings "Elijah Rock." a spiritual arranged by Hairston and "Seeking to Become ” by a

TEACHER RECOGNITION DAY MAY 12, 1977 learning Begins When A Child Is Born. Teachers Have A Big Influence Upon Each Child While In School. Parents Are Responsible For Their Learning And Getting Them Started In The Right Direction. Teachers, In Order To Properly Educate And Discipline Children, Must Have Full Cooperation From The Parents. Parents, Please Take The Time And Patience To Make Our Education System Better, Help Us Teach Your Children. Read With Your Child Tonight. LCEA

Hoosier composer, Ruth Artman, the seniors will be recognized and awards presented This will bethe final concert of the year The public is cordially invited. Tickets may be bought at the door Blue Birds wrap gifts, elect officers The Sunshine Blue Birds, Syracuse, met at the scout cabin Wednesday. May 4. and wrapped gifts and made cards for Mother's Qay Election of officers for the month of May was held. Those elected include: Presdient — Beckie Welty Vice-president — Buca Stiver Secretary Lori Galloway A total of 10 girls and two leaders attended the meeting Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting by the officers McQuillan scores win By TERRI HOLTZCLAW Senior Pat McQuillan proved be the only winner in a tough match against Concord as the outscored her opponent 6-3, 7-5. Dawn Price fell to Concord's number one girl 5-7, 0-6 Teresa Carpenter lost a tie breaker 1-6. 6-7 while Kathy Brouwer was upset 6-4, 2-6, 0-6 Kelli Price was downed 1-6, 3-6 while the doubles team of Deb Dieterly and Nancy Amos also were defeated 1-6, 0-6

Wawasee is defeated by Tippy Valley By KEVIN ROCKENBAUGH The Wawasee baseball team lost to Tippecanoe Valley 4-3 in a very close game Huffman was the winning pitcher. Jeff Smith the loser. Scoring for both teams went like this: Tippecanoe Valley third inning, Utter walks. Bradford singles, wild pitch scores Utter Fourth inning. Huffman hit by pitch. Tilden walks. Utter walks; Fuller walks. Huffman scores. Bradford walks. Tilden scores. Sixth inning. Tilden singles. Welch walks, Bradford walks, Meiser singles. Tilden scores For Wawasee. first inning. Schrock walks. Brian Smith doubles. Schrock scores. Trobaugh singles. Brian Smith scores; fifth inning. Kaiser walks, a balk and a stolen base advances Kaiser to third base. Willits singles, and Kaiser scores the last run Tippy Valley 001 201 0-4 2 3 Wawasee 200 010 0 — 3 6 3 f Lakeland Schools' Activity Notes WEDNESDAY. MAY ll 4:30 p.m. — Milford Junior High boys track vs Triton at Milford 4.30 p m — Wawasee girls track vs Elkhart Memorial at Wawasee 4:30 p.m. — Wawasee baseball vs East Noble at East Noble 6:30 p m. — Adult education at Wawasee 7 p.m — FCA meeting at Wawasee in room 116 THURSDAY. MAY 12 3:30 p.m — Wawasee freshman golf vs Goshen at Goshen 4 p.m. — Syracuse Junior High track (boys and girls) at Wakarusa 4 p.m — Wawasee tennis at Manchester 4:15 p.m. — Wawasee golf at Whitko 4:15 p.m — Junior varsity baseball at Warsaw 6 p.m. — NLC track meet at Rochester 6:30 p m — Wawasee Girls Sports' Club award banquet at Goshen 6:30 p.m. — Adult education at Wawasee FRIDAY, MAY 13 1 p.m. — NLC girls track meet at North Wood 4 p.m. — Wawasee baseball vs Goshen at Wawasee 7:30 p.m — Wawasee choir concert in auditorium SATURDAY. MAY 14 Kiwanis bike-a-thon 9 a m. — NLC girls tennis meet at North Wood 11:30 pm — Wawasee baseball vs Manchester at Manchester 12 p.m. — NLC girls track meet at Wawasee 6:30 pm. — Wawasee senior banquet at Wawasee Wawasee Art Club field trip — all day to Sajamonie Park Wawasee Math Club field trip — all day to Manchester College MONDAY. MAY 16 3:45 pm — North Webster Junior High sixth grade boys and girls at Syracuse track 4 pm. — Wawasee golf vs Goshen at Wawasee 7pm — Wawasee DECA banquet at Wawasee TUESDAY. MAY 17 3 45 p.m — Wawasee freshman golf vs North Wood at Wawasee 4 p.m — Lakeland three-way-boys and girls track meet, seventh and eighth grades, at Wawasee 4:30 p m — Wawasee baseball vs Northridge at Wawasee 4:30 pm — Wawasee JV baseball vs Columbia City at Columbia City 5 pm — Wawasee track vs East Noble Relays at East Noble Wawasee girls track sectional

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t l *K EI schoo£ i \. ANd .M news I Rsfiii ..■ ■ i.'i. SENIORS COUNTING DOWN — Members of the Wawasee senior class are shown above at a - count down chart found in the hall of the high school. The chart showed seniors how many days they had left before the end of their high school careers. From left are Sandy Rinker. Jane Helvey and Todd Haines. j Sandy is president of the class. Todd is vice president and Jane is secretary-treasurer. W awasee’s commencement will be held on May 22 in the school gymnasium. ■ . ' - 'I 'J'• |ft • .' ' ' • '’■ , ■ 1 I .v,. 81--.* ■ -■--■* . ' . ... ' ■ . I i OPEN HOUSE —Anopen house will be held from Ito 5 p.m. Saturday on Kern Road at the site of the Wawasee Area Vocational Cooperative building trades home. The home is the sixth built by the classes, directed by an advisory committee of Rudy Cesco. Dave McGrew. Chris Koher. Bob Jones. Bob Reed. Chet Elder and Claire Mohler. Rain date for the open house w ill be Sunday at the sa me time. A dinner for the students in the building trades class will be held Friday at 6 p.m. at South Shore.

at Goshen { WEDNESDAY. MAY 18 :4:30 pm — Wawasee varsity baseball vs Whitko at Wawasee 6:30 p m. — Adult education at Wawasee Golfers take three-way By KEVIN ROCKENBAUGH The Warriors golf team defeated North Wood and East Noble in a three-way meet Low medalists were Gary Brown and Mark Hoover with 79 Summary Varsity Wawasee - 322 Gary Brown. 79; Mark Hoover. 79; Bob Johnson. 81; Jim Hoover. 83; Rick McKibben. 86 North Wood — (341) Jim Nelson. 82; McAndrews, 82; ,Truey, 85. Gerber. 92. Ron Walters. 93 1 East Noble 337) Doug Shull. 80. Matt Cain, 82. Tim Hosier. 86. Matt Collins. 89. Jim Martin, 89 The junior varsity also won over North Wood 331-370 Wawasee — Rob Smith. 78. Brian Slabaugh, 82; Mark Walgamuth. 85; Dave Firestone. 86. Sam Tillet, 107 North Wood Gessinger. 87; Neff. 94. Chrisman. 94. Deardorfer. 95; Yea ter. 97

Wed., May 11,1977 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

/W1 Congratulations Girl Graduates. We have a irev gift for the senior girls of WAWASEE HIGH SCHOOL It's a lovely Lane Keepsake Chest. Perfect for bangles and beads, loveletters, little treasures of all kinds. And it's absolutely free. No strings. Just our way of saying that we're proud of you. Please bring your senior class identification or the coupon you may have received by mail or from your class secretary. We'll look forward to seeing you. LWE FURNITURE, APPLIANCES * Phone AND CARPET 457 3443 DOWNTOWN SYRACUSE - ACROSS FROM THE POST OFFICE 0t«" Dariy •Ta S 30 Tbarsday T»H Naaa. Fr*4ay Ti* 0 P *

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