The Mail-Journal, Volume 17, Number 12, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 April 1980 — Page 10

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., April 9,1980

School news

V’ jLt "I Wt]l bljj ■ • * W W ■k IB ■I I PLAY REHEARSAL —Sheli Miller. Teresa Ogden and Shari Miller, who play the sisters in "The Sound of Music." rehearse one of their songs with Jill Sliger. pianist. Wawasee High School will present the musical on April 17 at 7 p.m. and April IK and 1» at 7:30 p.m. (Photo by Deb Eox)

Wawasee High School to * present 'Sound of Music'*

The Wawasee High School production of Rogers and Hammerstein’s classic "The Sound Os Music" is scheduled for April 17, 18, and„l9 in the WHS auditorium. The Thursday performance will begin at 7 p.m. with curtain time being 7:30 p.m. for the Friday and Saturday shows. All seats are reserved. Tickets can be reserved by calling the high school. The Thursday performance will be preceded by a dinner sponsored by the Wawasee Music Boosters. The dinner is open to

Smith releases honor rolls

Principal Henry L. Smith of Wawasee High School has released the names of students who attained the honor roll for the third nine weeks’ grading period They are listed by level for the high and regular honor rollsand follow: High Roll Seniors — Debbie Ba use. Julie Brandon, Mike Brannock, Boody Brewer, Lynn Brown, Laurie Brower, Beth Burke, Greg “Carpenter, Carla Darr, Vicki Gingerich, Tyler Haines. Rod Hamman, Lyle Haney, Randy Hickman. Darle Hoover. Lisa Hummel. Brenda Iden, Rosalie Keim, Jackie Lewis, Jill Lewis, Chris McFarland, Jeri,Meditch, Lisa Meek, Shardn Meek, Jan Miller, Shari Miller. Greg Moerchen, Mike Murray, Jennifer Nicholson, Linda Perry. Marjie Pittman, Jill Sliger, Deb Smith, Richard Steele, Kathy Stewart. Melodie Tom. Janet Wall, Judy Wall. Jamie White, Chris Wozniak and Melanie Zurcher Juniors — Heather Beer, Lonnie Black, Brad Calobrace, Susan Freeman. Josette Glon, Wayne Heffner, Jeff Legro, Amber Lehman, Todd Moerchen, Andrea Steffen. Traci Streby and Mike Vanderveer Sophomores — Annette Beer. Brian Brannock, June Brown, Bill Haab, Jill Haab, Bill Harting, Laura Jones. Lori Kammerer, Angie Laub, Jeff Long, Sheli Miller, Nancy Norman, Portia Price, Vince Price, Beth Pritchard, Susie Schmucker, Paul Siegfried, Norine Sorensen,- Lori Staley, Jennifer Steele, Kent Stichter and Stacy Wall Freshmen —Steve Alford, Ross Dahlstrom, Krista Everts, Sandra Hernandez, Rosalie Rouch, Terri Smith, Mary Walgamuth and Jenny Wozniak Regular Roll Seniors — Stephanie Adair, Buddy Bice, Clay Bowman, Bart Bowser, Cam Boyer, Kelly Chase, Donald Curry, Bill Cusick, Pat Greene, Lisa Grisso, Todd Harris, Raymond Hively, Robin Irwin, James Kampf, Sandy Koenigshof, Sharon Kortenber, Laura Kroh, Kent Lawson, Angie

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the public and reservations may be obtained by calling the school The Wawasee drama and music departments are again sponsoring this year’s musical. Students from the drama club and music areas were auditioned, selected, and have been rehearsing for several weeks. Senior Chris Taylor will be portraying Maria in the leading female role while senior Jill Hamell will be playing the Mother Abbess. Senior Chris McFarland will play the Captain, Jim Kampf and

Long, Tim Martin, Dave Meade, Kandi Mort. Angie Reed, Mary Rhodes, Teri Rink. Susan Schacht. Kevin Schrock, Eric Shepherd, Joanna Spearman, Clara Stafford, Chris Taylor, Dan Tracy, Lynn Vangundy, Peggy Waterson, Doug Wuthrich. Julie Wysong and Vicki Zimmerman juniors — Sunny Boggs. Julie Bushong, Tonda Davis,. Diane Dieterly, Carla Eastlund, Jama Everts, Brett Fawley, Lisa Fidler, Tammie Goodspeed, Karen Hummel, Brenda Hunter, Steve Koble, John Locke, Kim McDonald, Sarah Mitchell. Susan Naab, Teresa Ogden. Amy Reed. Tim ‘ Rhodes. Dee Rigterink, Kathy Stichter, Dinah Stieglitz, Tom Troup and Michelle Wall Sophomores — Chris Bause, Ronda Black, Tammy Bowling,

Milford Junior High, honor roll released

The Milford Junior High School Honor Roll is announced for the third grading period by principal Marion Acton. -To be a member of the distinguished honor roll a student may receive no more than one B with the remainder of the grades being A and they must have a satisfactory grade in citizenship. To be a member of the regular honor roll a student must receive B or better and must have satisfactory grade in citizenship. The rolls follow: Distinguished , Eighth grade — Jerry Auer, Melissa Baumgartner, Lana Beer, Angie Bess, Sharon Bohnstedt, Karen Haney, Penny Hoover, Natalie Meyers, Ron Schwartz, Tony Troup and Ryan Wuthrich Seventh grade — Jay Baumgartner, Randy Beer, Sheri Bushong, Kelly Green, Marla Hochstetler, Mandy Siegfried and John Wilkinson Sixth grade — Shane Avery. Heidi Beer, Phillip Charters, Stephen Galegor and Christine Troup

Sandy Koeningshoff will portray Rolf and Liesi respectively. Jill Sliger has been serving as the student music director as well as accompanist during rehearsals and Kent Lawson is presently the stage manager. Wawasee High School is proud to be able to present "The Sound Os Music" and hopes the beauty of the songs and the dramatic action that was found in the original stage production and in the movie will be recaptured in the performances on April 17,18. and 19.

Darla Brown, Todd Clark, Amy Coverstone, Ron Cripe, Sarah Dain, Todd Davis, Ron Dickerhoof, Jeff Glon, Kina Hamman, Suzanne Hill. Elaine Karesh. Annette Keim. Sandy Kortenber, Mary Medlock, Carol Meier. Gayle Napier. Stephen Nyikos, Scott Parker, Ken Paulus, Tammy Penn, Tom Rhodes, Myra Ruch, Tammy Ryman, Jodi Scarbeary, Joni Schultz. Kirk Stichter and Beth Walker Freshmen — Danae Berkeypile, Lisa Clever. Bill Dixon, Laura Hole, Gina Hurd. Dawn Kampf. Lori Keim, Mike Miller. Billy Ray. Todd Reiff, Julie Schieler, Rob Schutt, Carrie Shoemaker, Scott Stutzman. Cheryl Walker. Steve Williams and Andy Wysong

Regular Roll Eighth grade — Dick Doll. Karen Miller, Kenny Schafer, Marcia Sorensen. Kristi Templin and Rod Vanlaningham Seventh grade — Troy Alt. Roberta Hiss, Denise Justice, Stephanie Marquart, Angie Mast, Tracy Ryman. Pam Schmucker, Julie Schwartz. Karla Stichter. Kathy Weisser and Jerry Wilkinson Sixth grade — Cris Baumgartner, Shelley Brumbaugh, Peggy Burke, Jon Haab, Don Laird. Julia McDaniel, Carl Rouch, Angie Smith, Rick Thompson and Jay Vanlaningham

■ —■■—riiiiiu tef - ~ ! / y TEsJB%* a fe<-. — ; I "Tjl < xJE Li L.ter- x " : -^^E R ■ a .>«. inO- ■ B > _ - - *- W M. . »<—- 1 i A STRANGE PET! — The second grade classes at North Webster Elementary School have two strange pets — dinosaurs. The children have been learning about dinosaurs and pre-historic life and made two inflatable dinosaurs as a class project. North Webster second graders are pictured above with one of their prehistoric class pets. < Photo by Terri Chilcote)

Most successful label drive ever at Syracuse

This year’s collection drive for the “Labels for Education” program was the most successful the school has had during the six years of participation, according to Syracuse Elementary’s Principal Robert D. Hamman. Under the sponsorship and assistance. of the Syracuse Parent-Teacher Organization, and with the participation of students, parents, teachers and other local residents, 18.375 labels were collected. This year’s goal of 15,000 labels was exceeded by more than 3,000 labels. This year, the labels will be redeemed for a listening center with eight headphones and for 21 books for the school’s learning resource center. During the five previous years, the school received a Kodak carousel slide projector, two cassette player recorders.a portable projection screen, a listening center with eight headphones, a jack box for a listening center, three phonographs, a model of a human torso, a ball inflator with pressure gauge, and several small pieces of physical education equipment. The executive committee of the Syracuse Parent-Teacher’s

Lakeland school activities

WEDNESDAY . APRIL 9 4:30 p.m. — Wawasee varsity baseball vs Elkhart Central at Wawasee 6:30 p.m. — Adult education classes at Wawasee THURSDAY . APRIL 10 4:30 p.m. — Wawasee track vs W’arsaw and Concord at Wawasee 6:30 p.m. — GED class at Wawasee, LRC Annex 6:30 p.m. — Adult education classes at Wawasee FRIDAY, APRIL 11 4:30 p.m. — Wawasee girls tennis vs Elkhart Memorial, at Wawasee 4:30 p.m. — Varsity golf vs Elkhart Memorial at Wawasee 4:30 p.m. — Varsity baseball at Columbia City SATURDAY . APRIL 12 All day — County livestock and dairy judging, Elkhart Fairgrounds 11:30 a m. and 1:30 p.m. — Wawasee JV baseball at Columbia City Music Boosters plan dihner Members of the Wawasee High School Music Boosters organization are planning a dinner prior to the presentation of “Sound of Music" next Thursday evening. Dinner is to be served between 5 and 6:30 p.m. in the cafeteria annex. On the menu will be roast beef or ham, potatoes, corn or green beans, a salad bar with all you can eat. dessert, rolls and butter and beverage. Reservations must be made prior to Friday noon, April 11. They may be made by calling Wawasee High School during the day or Mr. or Mrs. John L. Miller at Dewart Lake in the evening. All booster club members have tickets.

Organization has already approved sponsorship of the program for the 1980-81 school year. Mr. Hamman feels that next year’s collection drive should exceed 20,000 labels. Area residents are encouraged to save the front portion of cans, such as Campbell’s soups and beans. Franco-American products, V-8 Vegetable Juice and Swanson products. Mr. Hamman re-emphasized what he has said during each of the previous drives. "We are not endorsing these products nor soliciting people to go to the store and buy them. We merely request that residents, who normally buy and use these products, save the o labels for us." ’ The labels should not be sent to. the school until the collection drive, which probably will begin during December and end during February. Mr. Hamman said. “Not only have parents and students responded to the program, but also other friends and relatives, people in the community with no children in our school and people in surrounding communities. Some businesses and factories have even collected from employees and patrons for us.”

MONDAY. APRIL 14 4:15 p.m. —■ Syracuse Junior High Track meet with Fairfield at Syracuse 4:30 p.m. — Wawasee girls track with Bremen and Concord, at Wawasee , _ 4:30 p.m. — Wawasee JV baseball at East Noble 6:30 p.m — IUSB class at Wawasee. Room 116 7 p.m. — Wawasee FFA banquet in Commons 7 p.m. — Family swim at Wawasee TUESDAY, APRIL 15 3:30 p.m. — Wawasee golf at Manchester 4 p.m. — Milford Junior High track vs Wakarusa at Milford 4 p m. — North Webster track at Pierceton 4:30 p.m. — Wawasee girls tennis vs Plymouth at Wawasee 4:30 p.m. — Wawasee baseball -vs West Nobleat Wawasee 4:30 p.m. — Wawasee track with Goshen and Rochester at Wawasee 6:30 pm. — IUSB class at Wawasee 6:30p.m. — GED Class in LRC 6:30 p.m. — Adult education at Wawasee 7 p.m. — North Webster kindergarten round-up in Cafeteria WEDNESDAY. MARCH 16 4:30 p.m. — Wawasee JV baseball at Northridge 6:30 p.m. — Adult education at Wawasee Large turn out at round-up There was a large turn out at the Milford kindergarten roundup Tuesday evening, April 8, at Milford Elementary School. In case the meeting was missed the school personnel advises persons w’ith kindergarten age for next year have until June 4 to register.

«'■ v i YZ I / I iI U J L SIGN OF SPRING — Delores Boyer, who teaches in the special reading room at Syracuse Elementary, made a Magnolia Tree for spring. She stated that every spring a tree is made and when the trees in Syracuse bloom, blooms are added to the tree in the room. The cookie monster and rabbit help add to the scene. (Photo by Deb Fox >

Attendance figures given for Lakeland

The Lakeland Community School Corporation attendance report for January 21 to March 21 shows a corporation total of 3.027 students. The attendance per centage for the corporation was 93.48 per cent. During this time there were 66 entries and 92 withdrawals with 33 seventh semester graduates. The beginning enrollment for the kindergarten classes was 192 and the ending enrollment was 191. There were seven entries and eight withdrawals between all three schools in the corporation. There were 50 kindergarten students at Milford Elementary at the beginning enrollment and 49 at the end. At North Webster Elementary, the beginning enrollment was 57 and the ending enrollment show’ed 56 students. Syracuse. Elementary had 85 students for the beginning enrollment and 86 for the ending figures. The attendance percentage for the three schools was 90.88 per cent. North Webster had the highest attendance percentage with 91.18 per cent. Milford Elementary had an attendance percentage of 90.57 per cent and Syracuse had 90.86 per cent attendance. The total enrollment for the elementary schools was 1.200 at the end of the reporting period The beginning enrollment was 1,206. The schools had a total of 27 entries and 35 withdrawals. Milford Elementary had 266 students at the beginning of the reporting period and at the end had 262 students. North Webster Elementary had 387 students at the beginning and 378 for the ending enrollment. Syracuse Elementary had 500 students enrolled at the beginning and 504 for the ending enrollment. There were 55 students enrolled at Joan Buletty student teaching in England Joan Buletty. 21-year-old daughter of Lawrence Buletty of Syracuse and an Indiana University student, is in England teaching youngsters there about America. Miss Buletty, a former MailJournal sports reporter and graduate of Wawasee High School, has joined the staff at a Burnley junior school for an eight-week training period. She completed eight weeks teacher training at Indianapolis prior to going to England to continue her studies in that country. This is the Syracuse woman’s first visit to England and she is living in the Worthorne area with a Barden teacher and his wife. She stated in an interview. "I am enjoying myself. I enjoy swimming and water skiing and I am a regular visitor to the Thompson Centre, w hich I think is fantastic." Her classroom at the Burnley school is decorated with a huge stars and stripes flag, loaned by a pupil, and there is a large map of America to help the children in their studies. She will end her stay in England on May 3 and then return to America.

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Milford Junior High and 56 at the end of the reporting period. Attendance percentage for the elementary schools was 93.48 per cent. Milford Junior High had the highest attendance percentage with 95.45 per cent. North Webster had 94.61 per cent; Syracuse had 93.08 per cent; and Milford Elementary had 92.18 per cent Total enrollment for the junior high schools began the' reporting period with 671 students and dropped to 668 students. There were 13 students withdrawing during the 44 day period and 10 students entering the school system Milford Junior High had a decrease of three students during the reporting period, the beginning enrollment w as 185 and the ending enrollment was 182. North Webster Junior High had a decrease of students from 224 to 222. Syracuse Junior High was the only junior high with an increase. The beginning enrollment was 262 and the ending enrollment was 264. Attendance wise for the junior highs the total percentage was 94.16 per cent Milford Junior High was the highest with 95.30 per cent. North Webster Junior High with 94 47 ,-per cent and Syracuse Junior High with 93.14 percent. Wawasee High School had a beginning enrollment of 918 students, with 22 entries and 36 withdrawals during January 21 and March 21. The ending enrollment for the high school was 904 students. There were 33 seventh semester graduates. Attendance percentage for the high school was 93.54 per cent. There are nine students enrolled at the elementaryspecial education classes, 16 on the junior high level and 13 for the North Central Indiana Special Education Co-op There has been no change in these enrollments. For attendance percentage there

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