The Mail-Journal, Volume 18, Number 17, Milford, Kosciusko County, 13 May 1981 — Page 9
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■RRMA I ‘ fsRRRI ■ < Bgj&ji *SRERP' ■■ k I _ I '■■ YOUNG ACTORS — Donna Long's first grade class presented a play during a Mother's Day program at Milford Elementary School Friday. May 8. Pictured above are Wendy West. Pam Joyce. Annie Mills, Donny N'yce. Cindy Price. Bill Swango. Ramona Carrillo. Mindy Beatty. Vanessa Pamer, Lisa Miller. Sossity Dilley. Chad Henson, Robby Edwards. Tommy Foote. Rick Fragale, David Stump and Scott Hurley. Not shown >s Paula Kehr. < Photo bv Deb Fox)
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School news
- H -*'l J iy Ifer--JbR j I w- 7 • Jfl I 'BB RL—.mF > w _ Bv y. R .. ?R~ 'Cc R U r jfll L | PRESENTS PLAY — The Lakeland Youth Center Drama Club will be presenting “Rip Van Winkle." Saturday. May 18, at 18:38 a.m. in the Wawasee High School Auditorium. Tickets will be available at the door. Directors for the play are Kay Franke and Merideth McDanial. Costumes were provided by Pat Sanders. Shown in front are Sheila Snyder, Wendy Odgen, Greg McLain. Shelly Sanders. Debbie Bjella and Steve McDaniel. Standing in the second row are Donyel Byrd and Alicia Schaekel. Standing in back are Rick Mangona. Elena Christofides. Jill McFarland. Colleen Godfrey. Peter McFarland. Andee Hood. Mitii Clayton, Kay Stackhouse and John Dixon. (Photo by Deb Fox)
Gregg McLain is Rip Van Winkle
The Lakeland Youth Center drama club will be presenting “Rip Van Winkle”, Saturday. May 16, at 10:30 a m. in the Wawasee High School auditorium. Tickets will be available at the door. Cast members are. Gregg McLain. Rip Van Winkle; Sheila Snyder. Dame Van Winkle; Wendy Ogden, Judy as a child; Eric Hood, Luke Gardenier; Alicia Schaekel, Meenie; Debbie Bjella, Katchen; Elena Christofides, Jacob; Rick Mangona, Nicholas Vedder, Andee Hood, Dame Van Brummel, John Dixon, Peter Vanderdonk; Peter McFarland, Brom Dueher and Hendrik Hudson; Peggy Burke, Orator; John Dixon, Jonathan Doolittle; Shelly Sanders, Judith Gardenier as an adult and Steve McDaniel, Little Rip. Sailers are: Colleen Godfrey, Linda Perry is suite chairman Linda Perry, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Noel J. Perry, P.O. Box 397 Milford, is the newly elected suite chairman of the Beta Chi Chapter of Delta Delta Delta, a sorority on the Ball State University campus that recently announced its officers for the 1981-82 academic year
Awards program at WHS Friday Wawasee High School will hold its 13th annual HonorAwards Program on Friday, May 15. The program, which will be held in the physical education area, will begin at 1:30 p.m. and conclude at 3 p.m. All parents of graduating members of the Class of 1981 are urged to attend if possible. Other patrons of the school community are also welcome.
K fl TO GRADUATE — Tammy O’Blenb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert O’Blenb of Bonita Springs, Fla., will graduate from Cypress Lake High School in Fort Myers. Fla. Timmy b a former Milford resident. She b the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Evans of Milford and Mrs. Jr. Centb of Airpoka, Fla., formerly of Milford, and the late Robert O’Blenb. In the foil Tammy will enter Central Florida Bible College in Orlande.
Mitzi Clayton. Angie Colbert, Kay Stackhouse. Andee Hood, Elena Christofides, Peggy Burke and Jill McFarland Children are: Shea Metcalf, Angie Colbert, Wendy Ogden. Donyel Byrd, Jenny Hoene, Debbie BjeUa. Mitzi Clayton, Alicia Schaekel and Eric Hood. Townspeople are: Shiela Snyder, Elena Christofides, Andee Hood, Jill McFarland, Rick Mangona, Kay Stackhouse, Colleen Godfrey and Peter McFarland. GOING TO NATIONALS — La Donna Mackey, a senior at Wawasee High School, recently qualified for the Distributive Education Club of America's National competition in Anaheim. Calif., in June. She placed second in the general merchandise series at the State DECA Conference in Clarksville. The conference was held in April. A second year DECA student, Mackey, placed second out of 65 contestants.; WHO KNOWS? 1. In what novel did Robin Hood appear? 2. For what is Guglielmo Marconi best known? 4. When was the first U.S. president inaugurated? 5. How many pieces are used in a chess game? 6. What is the state flower of Georgia? 7. The Missouri. River bounds four states. Name them. 8. Who was the founder of Christian Science? 9. When was the first church organized? 10. Name the highest mountain in Africa.
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Wed., May 13,1981 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL
School Calendar Week Os May 13 To May 20 WEDNESDAY FRIDAY Building Trades banquet Honor Awards Program 6:30 p.m., Cafeteria Annex 1:30 p.m.. at Wawasee SUNDAY TUESDAY Commencement Syracuse Junior High Fine 3 p.m., at Wawasee Arts Festival
Treesh named best instructor
Mark A. Treesh, r 2 Milford, was named the best graduatestudent instructor in Purdue University’s School of Management for 198081. A second-year master’s student in management, Treesh received a check for $250 and a certificate. He will receive his degree this month. Ten other students were named outstanding graduate-student instructors in the school. The students were cited by Keith V. Smith, dean, and Richard S. Walbaum, assistant dean for undergraduate administration, for their contributions as classroom teachers and as junior Autos collide Autos driven by Edna H. Anderson, 79, r 1 North Webster and Lucile Cook, 71, r 1 Warsaw, collided at the intersection of Main and South Streets, North Webster, Wednesday afternoon, May 6. Kosciusko County Police estimated damages at $1,200 to both autos.
A J 'u fl LIMO TO PROM — Heidi Troyer, a sophomore at Fairfield High School, may have been the envy of all girls Saturday night as her escort. Shad Hunter, Wawasee High School senior, escorted her to Wawasee’s Senior Prom in a rented, chauffeur-driven limousine. Hunter b the son of Mr. and Mfrs. Fred Hunter. Wawasee Heights. Syracuse and Heidi b the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Troyer. CR SO Syracuse and granddaughter of Anna Lange, near Milford. The couple dined in Fort Wayne and then were picked up in the limo driven by Fred Vaughn, South Bend executive limousine service owner-operator. The couple planned a Sunday trip to Marriott Great America. (Photo by Kim Heiber)
members of the instructional staff. Each student received a certificate plus a $25 monthly increase in his or her teaching stipend for 10 months should the student elect to teach during the 1981-82 school year. Schielers host to Bachelors The Milford Happy Bachelors 4-H club met at the home of Clark and Stacey Schieler on Monday night. May 11. President Greg Weisser called the meeting to order. Toby Harney led in saying the pledge to the American flag and Randy Beer led the 4-H pledge. Kathy Weisser gave the treasurer’s report which was then followed with recreation led by Clark and Stacey. The meeting was then turned over to leader Dan Beer and he passed out project books to the members. The June meeting will be held on the 15th at Tim Troup’s home.
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