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PRESENT TROPHY - Team members of the optional gymnastics team at Wawasee High School and their coach presented the third place state trophy to the principal, Henry Smith. Participating in the presentation are. from left. Tracy Rinker; Heather Beer; Marcia Carpenter, coach; Smith; Nancy Amos; Kathie Yoder; and Kelli Price.

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WIN TOP HONORS —Members of the gymnastics team honored during a ceremony Monday night were left, Jenny Boyer, beginning compulsory award; Tracy Rinker, most valuable gymnast; and Kelli Price, intermediate compulsory award.

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Members of the Wawasee High School gymnastics team were recognized for their achievements,including finishing third in the state, during a program Monday night attended by parents and school officials. Three top achievement awards were presented to members of the team. Taking top awards were Tracy Rinker, sophomore member of the optional team and former state all-round gymnast, most valuable player; Jenny Boyer, who scored 98 points, beginning compulsory award; and Kelli Price, intermediate award. High point award went to all members of the optional team. Outstanding achievement awards from the Indiana State Athletic Association were presented to members of the optional team following their participation in the state meet. The team and coach, Mrs. Marcia Carpenter, presented the third place trophy from state competition to principal Henry Smith. Smith said there are only two principals in the state who can boast more than h&. first and | Lakeland 1 SchoolS | Lunch I Menu ('-J** A t May 8 — May 12 MONDAY - Country fried steak sandwich, pickle slices, buttered corn, fruit, brownie and milk TUESDAY — Salisbury steak, mashed potatoes and gravy, fruit, bread and butter, cookie and milk WEDNESDAY - Beef and noodles, coleslaw, fruit, hot rolls, butter, peanuts and milk THURSDAY - Lasagna, tossed salad, apple crisp, bread and butter and milk FRIDAY — Toasted cheese sandwich, deviled egg, ’ tomato soup and crackers, apple sauce, ice cream and milk

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second place winners Perry Meridian and North Central. Wawasee finished third behind the Central team by .475 points. “She has been ‘the coach' for Wawasee High School, ” Smith commented on coach Carpenter. He praised the coach and efforts of the team and their conduct. Coach Carpenter commented on the “marathon” season her team finished. She thanked the parents and public for their support at the state meet. "There was a lot of competition there,” the coach reflected. “There was a lot of pressure there.” Optional team members recognized were Nancy Amos, 84.70 points, junior; Heather Beer, sixth all-round state gymnast, freshman; Kelli Price, vaulter, junior; Tracy Rinker, second all-round state gymnast, 192.95 season points, 106.15 state points, sophomore; and Kathie Yoder, 68.30 points, vaulter, uneven parallel bars, junior Members of the intermediate compulsory team who were recognized were Boody Brewer, sophomore; Rose Easley, sophomore; Esther Morris, freshman; and Michelle White, sophomore. All intermediate members were absent, as they were playing a tennis match against Warsaw. Beginning compulsory gymnasts honored were Amy Bales, freshman; Stephanie Baumgartner, sophomore; Jenny Boyer, senior; Tonda Davis, freshman; Rhonda Hickman, senior; Judy Knudsen, junior. Sandy Lozano, freshman; Danielle Neibert, sophomore; and Amy Reed, freshman.

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Also recognized for her contribution was manager Joanna Spearman, sophomore. Wawasee girls lose to Warsaw Wawasee’s girls tennis team wasaced by the Warsaw girls in a match Monday night. 'rhe final score was 0-7 in Warsaw's favor. In individual matches it was Janea Charpas, Warsaw, over Kathy Brouwer of W’awasee. 0-6, 1- Warsaw’s Becky Hayes bested Deb Dieterly of Wawasee, 2- 2-6. A closer match was Tracy Blue and Kelli Price, 4-6, 57. Julie Mont leth defeated Darsee Staley, 3-6, 3-6. And Marryn Robinson defeated Julie Haffner. 2-6,1-6. The team of Chanda Kline and Sue Strinhausen bested the team of Teresa Carpenter and Nancy Amos. 0-6, 4-6. Nancy Delp and Brooke Zykon took Susie Silveus and Jan Miller, 0-6,1-6. Wawasee’s junior varsity squad was also defeated by Warsaw, 2-5. fin —TP —n J>ll Movable type was first employed around 1000 A.D. in China.

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