The Mail-Journal, Volume 18, Number 38, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 October 1981 — Page 10

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., October 7,1981

School news

15 inducted into honor society at Wawasee H.S.

There were 15 students inducted in to the National Honor Society on Monday evening, Sept. 28. at 7:30 p.m. in the Wawasee

School Calendar Week Os October 7 To October 14 Junior High Mid-Term VVtUINtOUMT Reports Home to Parents Tl_|| IRCHA V Open House i huiioum i 6.30-8:30 p m., Syracuse Elementary and Junior High (/jg'4 I I ■ i iK\ Adult Education Classes 6:30 p.m., at Wawasee MONDAY Adult Education Classes A, 6:30 p.m. at Wawasee Wawasee FFA meeting 7 p.m . Ag Room TI I C Obi A V Adult Education Classes lUtoUAY • 6:30p.m .atWawasee

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The Creative Arts Club from Syracuse Junior High held its second annual Sand Sculpture Contest. Saturday. Oct. 3. at the Syracuse Lakeside Park There were 68 participants from the fifth through eighth grades Winners included the team of Becca Stiver. Minda Wakeland. Jeanine Gunn. Kelly Rensberger and Amy Kammerdiener for their sand castle entitled "The Knights of the Round Table,"

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High School auditorium with 150 people present for the induction and reception which followed. The students were inducted to

which received first Second place went to Andrea LeGro. Mindy Young. Wendy Young. Ann Vitaniemi and Julie Schmahl. for their sand castle; and third was given to Lisa Rensberger. Jennifer Gunn. Christy Cobbum and Lara Tracey for their alligator sculpture Each team was composed of four to six people They were given two hours to build their sculptures on an eight-foot

the honor society by Henry L. Smith, Wawasee High School principal and member of the NHS. The induction brings the total membership to 38 students. Members of the NHS must have a 3.5 grade point average to be eligible scholastically to be considered for membership The faculty then votes on students acceptance on the basis of leadership, service and character. Those inducted included: Senior — Scott Parker Juniors — Steve Alford, Ross Dahlstrom, William Dixon, Krista Everts, Sandra Hernandez, Gina Hurd. Lori Keim, Rosalie Rouch. Robert Schutt, Carrie Shoemaker, Teresa Smith. Scott Stutzman, Mary Walgamuth and Jennifer Wozniak. Officers for the 1981-1982 school year will be: President — Lori Staley Vice president — Brian Brannock Secretary — Shell Miller Treasurer — Susie Schmucker Faculty sponsors are Philip Fawley and Stanley Grabowicz. The dubs main activity is sponsoring the annual Christmas Penny Pitch, at which time all classes^give money for groceries for needy families in the Lakeland School Community area.

section of beach. There was a good variety of projects from dragons and an alligator to elaborate sand castles complete with moats One castle was even guarded by a live turtle. The judges were Tonda Hewitt, Rex Rymers and Tim Ringler. Prizes were donated by local businesses The contest and other activities sponsored by the Creative Arts Club are organized by Denise Gamer. Sallie Ringler and the officers of the club: Jeanine Gunn. Kim Allen. Kelly Rensberger. Amy Kammerdiener. Jennifer Gunn, Andrea LeGro, Mindy Young and Lisa Rensberger

■ l h i | X MM WEBSTER SIXTH GRADE OFFICERS — These young ladies were recently elected sixth grade class officers at North Webster Junior High School. In front are JerlynSponseller, president, and Kristy Parsons, rice president. Standing behind them are Wendy Lung, secretary, and Amanda Schmucker, treasurer. Also pictured is their class sponsor Jim White. (Photo by Terri Chiicote) '."l'jw ; B - B- > I - UJimil . nil ■■■" ■ ~ < -.- * j • SECOND PLACE — This sand castle received second place in the second annual Sand Sculpture Contest Saturday. The contest was sponsored by the Syracuse Junior High Creative Arts Club. Shown above are the sand castle sculptures. Mindy Young. Wendy Young, Ann Vitaniemi and Julie Schmahl. Not present for the picture was Andrea LeGro. (Photo by Deb Fox) fF - k ■ x |H i ' .4! 'vj» ..j jf** .. jAf-". ■*. THIRD PLACE — “Albe” the allegator took third place in the I Creative Aits Club second annual Sand Sculpture Contest. Saturday, Oct. L Hie contest was held at Syracuse Lakeside Park. Builders of "Allie” were Jennifer Gunn, Lisa Rensberger. Lara TYacey and Christy Cobtam. (Photo by Deb Fox)

ORIGAMI MOBILES — Students in Martha Pittman’s reading class at Milford Elementary School made origami mobiles. Origami is the Japanese art of paper folding. The mobiles depict a book the class read. The students also wrote haiku poems to go along with the mobiles. Haiku is a type of Japanese poetry. (Photo by Terri Chiicote) VW <1 d - * POTAWATOMI VILLAGE — Manuel Diaz. Caren Northrup, Loren Borkholder and Joel Brito made a miniature Potawatomi Indiana village in Richard Fehnel’s fourth grade class at Milford Elementary School. The students have been studying the area's Indian heritage. (Photo by Terri Chiicote)

4l BTib STUDENT TEACHER — Bonnie Guenther, a senior at I Grace College, is serving as a student teacher at Syracuse Elementary School in the art department. Miss Guenther is an all area art education major and comes from Olmsted Township, Ohio. Her critic teacher at the I elementary school is Sallie Ringler. 4 J Junior high i events for October 12-16 The following events are scheduled for the week of October 12-16 at Milford Junior High: | The Milford Jimior High Girls' | Volleyball team will play against Syracuse on Monday, Oct. 12, at 3:45 in Syracuse The Milford Boys’ Football | team will play against Pierceton a on Thursday, Oct. 15, 6:30 p.m.. at Wawasee High School The seventh and eighth grade I band members will be going to | the Milford Elementary School on Friday, Oct. 16, for a short concert at 2:30. I Kttin i o T» The A f ClemUfe 4S. 1 Luke Estates | J • Mobile Home * ! 2 Village & S ■ E Sales, Inc. 5 x ■ s MEZEDMi s ■ s " X MUKBAMH $ OUUNOS LAUS u- Writ* Or Coll For Map I 1.1.1 mil, WARSAW (219)5*4-2384 HEATED POOL • CLEAN AIR \

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