The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 4, Milford, Kosciusko County, 10 February 1982 — Page 14
THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., February 19, 1982
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School news
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EIGHTH GRADE BUILDERS CLUB MEMBERS — The North Webster Junior High Builders Club, a youth service club, installed 44 members at a special meeting January 26. Pictured above are eighth grade club members. In the first row are Shaila Fraser, Shelly Martindale. Tim Enright. Brent Atwood, Mei Berger, Kay Stackhouse. David Gilson and Steve Prado.
North Webster Builders Club installs 44 members
The North Webster Junior High Builders Club, a youth senice club, held its installation of members January 26 in the school cafeteria Approximately 125 people were present including 44 Builders Club members, parents and Lakeland Kiwanians, who sponsor the club. David Stookey and Tony Vermillion are the faculty sponsors of the club Stookey recognized several
Wawasee music students win honors
Wawasee High School band students received 15 firsts and six seconds at the solo and ensemble contest held Saturday, Jan. 30, at Wawasee High School. Individually there were 24 gold and eight silver medals given to students who competed in groups one through four. In group one all entries receiving first place will represnt Wawasee at the state contest in Indianapolis on Saturday. Feb. 20. There were 10 individuals receiving first place Ratings Group one — First went to. Paul Gardner, trumpet solo; Don
special guests including Bill Dawson, state governor of the Ki warns Land-Gs-Lakes Division; Larry Stackhouse, president of the sponsoring Lakeland Kiwanis Club; Wendell Bryant, principal of the North Webster Junior High; and Ted Mahnensmith and Bob Trolson, faculty sponsors of the Syracuse Junior High Builders Club Club officers presented the clubs charter to Bryant The
Frew, French Horn solo; Bill Dixon, clarinet solo; Shdi Miller, Dawn Engelberth, June Brown, flute trio; Dixon. Terri Smith, Tammy Jessop. Joyce Hoile, Scott Parker, clarinet quintet Group two — First went to, Lori Keim, a flute solo. Second went to Gardner, flugel horn solo Group three — Firsts went to David Blackwell and Tony Troup, trumpet duet, Blackwell, trumpet solo; Carolyn Harris, flute solo; Ron Schwartz and Karl Schmucker, brass duet; Gina Hurd, Sonya Crow and Rosalie Rouch. flute trio; Troup. Schmucker, Ron Daniels, Schwartz and Dick Doll, brass quintet; and Marcia Taylor and
In the second row are Tracy Long. Shar Mel Hensler, Beth Carey, Christie Carmichael, Belinda Whitridge and Tonya Hoile. In the third row are Barb Coldren. Belinda Hollar, Tammy Hollingsworth, Bryan Waltz, Travis Reiff and Vickie Drake. In the back row are Wendy Hite, Sean Breyer, Amy Baney. Carol Guiff, Michelle Miller and Michelle Harter. (Photo by Terri Chikote)
officers are Shaila Fraser, president. ' Beth Carey, vice president; Stephanie katsanis. secretary; Wendy Hite, treasurer; Heidi Brower, director; and Melody Berger, director Stookey informed parents and guests of the Builders Clubs main objectives which are: 1. To provide opportunities for working Jog ether in service to the school and community; 2. To develop
Kathy Mock, clarinet duet. Seconds went to: Michelle Nemeth and Cindy Knotts, flute solos; Schmucker, trumpet solo; Daniels and Roberta Hiss, french horn duet. Group four — Firsts went to: Gordon Hurd, trombone solo; and Sally Perales and Cathy Cobbum, clarinet duet. Second place went to Melissa Courtney and Peter McFarland, trombroneduet. All solos and ensembles were rehearsed by David S. Blackwell, band director and Mark Best, student teacher. Many ensembles were accompanied by Da Geyer and Jamie White.
leadership potential; 3. To foster the development of a strong moral character; and 4. To encourage loyalty to the school, community and nation. Stookey also gave a brief history of the club including club projects so far this year. These projects were decorating the school for Christmas, organizing a penny pitch for local needs, rontribiiting canned goods for needy families in the area and organizing a school dance Hi | INITIATED — Brian Roberts, son of Ron and t Pbyllis Roberts, Syracuse, was recently initiated into Farm House Fraternity. Roberts is a freshman at Purdue University, majoring in agriculture economics.
Webster students win honors At the solo and ensemble contest held at Wawasee High School. Jan. 30, North Webster Junior High Band students received nine firsts and five seconds, bringing home 19 gold and eight silver medals to the junior high school. All students participated in group four. Receiving firsts were: Beth Bonner and Drew Parr, alto sax solos; Mike Eastman, trombone solo; Eric Metcalf and Nathan Rhodes, tenor sax and bass clarinet duet; Steve Rozow and Jamie Prescott, tenor sax and bass clarinet duet; Kelly McKown, Kelly Mort, Nathan Rhodes and Drew Parr, saxophone quartet; Jamie Prescott, Eric Metcalf, Nathan Rhodes and Steve Rozow. tenor sax and bass clarinet quartet; Tim Enright and Marty Bixler, trumpet duet; and Michelle Miller and Mike Eastman, trombone duet Those receiving seconds were: Tina Kruger. Angie Barton and Belinda Whitridge, flute trio; Angie Barton and Tina Kruger, flute duet; Carol Guiff and Belinda Whitridge, flute solos; and Jennifer Morgan, alto sax solo. All solos and ensembles were rehearsed by David S. Blackwell, band director and Mark Best, student teacher. Ila Geyer accompanied most of the groups.
The main speaker of the evening was Charles Haffner, principal of the Syracuse Junior High. Haffner has been instrumental in organizing and sponsoring the Syracuse Builders Club the past five years. He commented on the impact this club has had on the school and community and challenged each North Webster member to get involved in individual as well as group projects to make a better word in which to live. Registration continues at Wawasee Marilynne Curtis, guidance director at Wawasee High School, reminds interested persons of the eighth grade parents* nights which are scheduled as follows: North Webster — February 15 at 7 p.m. Syracuse — February 18 at 7 p.m. High school student registration will begin this week. Any parent who wishes a conference with a counselor regarding the scheduling of their child should feel free to call the high school for an appointment. Counselors will be scheduling classes as follows: Mrs. Curtis — all juniors Dale Brannock — all sophomores Jack Marlette —al I freshmen
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Second graders write feelings on 'Love'
The following are “Love Is” stories by Kim Conrad’s second grade class at Syracuse Elementary School: Love is Sharing. Happiness is Loving God. Being nice to other people. Love is Helping everybody. Love is Loving every body. Love is giving something to someone. Loving one another. Love is Loving your grandma and Webster Girl Scouts z Brownies, Cub Scouts plan carnival The Girl Scouts, Brownies and Cub Scouts in North Webster are planning a Saint Patrick’s Day carnival Wednesday, March 17, at Camelot Hall in North Webster. The carnival will be held from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. and will include concessions, face painting, jewelry engraving and other activities. Tickets will be sold at the door and all proceeds from the carnival will go to the North Webster-Tippecanoe Township Library Organizers of the carnival are Anita Sincroft and Sue Mitchell.
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grampa. — Cindy Cobbum I Love mrs. Conrad and mom and dad and Sister and 3 brothers. — Rebekah Myers Love is caring for people. Happiness is Loving god. I love my family. — Michelle Meier Love is giving {resents. And love is making surprises like getting a spring and then get a box and then glue the spring on the inside of the box and then stick a valentines card in one of the spaces of the spring and then close the box and then wrap it and then sign it. — By Jeffery Grindle I Love my mon and dad. —by Andy Willis. Love is god and Love is caring. — from Mike Yoder.
Students make dean's list
A total of eight area students attending Ball State University have been named to the autumn quarter dean’s honor list at the university. They are: Roger Baumgartner, senior; Richard Rhodes, sophomore: Grace Roa. freshman; Jeffrey Zehr, senior; all of Milford.
Love is .. . God. Love is... . sharing and caring. ix)ve is . . . Loving someone else. Love is . . . being nice. (Each time there was a letter “o” in a wbrd a heart was used) —by Jennie Tranter Love is caring for your family. Love is sharing. Love is being nice. (The “o’s” in Love were represented by a heart) — Jenny Koher Love is Loving animals. Love is children. Love is a family and grandparents. — Angela Kilian Love is Loving my Teacher Love is Loving Mom and Dad and Brother. — Jason Brown I love my dogs very very much. I love my mom and my dad. — from Jason Morrow
Lyle Haney, sophomore, of North Webster; Jacquel Glon, junior; Susan Naab, freshman; Douglas Walker, junior; all three of Syracuse. To qualify for the dean’s honor list, an undergraduate must eam a grade point average of 3.6 to 4.0 and carry 12 or more hours of academic work for college credit.