The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 5, Milford, Kosciusko County, 17 February 1982 — Page 10

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., February 17,1982

School news

r t" \WZI BP3 ' ■ WrWR -* J| K IK. 0 ■B KB SOMETHING TO CELEBRATE — Mrs. Long's first graders at Milford Elementary School are busy frosting and decorating sugar cookies. Why the celebration? in case you hadn't noticed, last week was the first full week of school without a snow day in quite some time. Students left to right are Jason Buck. Chad Dippon. Jonathon Hanshew. Brandi Bray and Yolanda DeLaFuente. < Photo by Morrine Half acre)

Syracuse Junior High honor roll released

The Syracuse Junior High School Honor Roll is announced for the second grading period by Principal Charles Haffner To be a member of the distinguished honor roll a student may receive no more than one B in academic subjects, with the remainder of the grades being A He or she must also have a satisfactory grade m citizenship To be a member of the regular honor roll a student must receive all B's or better in daily subjects and must have a satisfactory grade in citizenship The rolls follow Distinguished Sixth grade — Stephanie Berkey. Christine Eldridge. Jennifer Hoene. Wendy Odgen. y’T'anya Wenger. Josh Lantz and Michael Meek Seventh grade — Tressa Littleton, Leslie McCormick. Juha Schmahl. David Broekers, Tim Mangas. Todd Roberts and Stephen Sehina hl Eighth grade j- Ann Alford. Jeanine Gunn. Joy Karesh. Andrea LeGro, Becca Stiver. Melinda Wakelarid. Jon Evans. Lance Lantz and Bra raviolia Regular Roil Sixth grade — Kristina Butt. Chnsty Cobbum. Julie Emmert. Kristis a Gregory. Jennifer Gunn. Irene Hapner, Heidi Lovellette. Jane Moore. Kristine Neff, Cynthia Nelson. Heidi Young. Steven Briggs. Michael Cannon. Thomas Hughes. Joe Leamon. Jay Nicodemus. Douglas Parmerlee and Derek Smith Seventh grade — Staci Boles. Elena Christofides. Melissa Clayton. Nancy Dain. Shelly

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2.300 SOUP LABELS — Lteda Stookey’s th W grade class at Syracuse Elementary School have collected the most Campbell Soup labels in the school. The third graders have tamed la 2.300 labels. The labels are redeemed to parchase school equipment. Pictured in the first row are Roger Martin. Troy Feaster. Chris Mort. Karen Batt. AMy Donithan »«d Laura Howe.

Daniels, sherry Daniels. Renee Gammiere. Barbara Hostetter. Angie Johnson, Jennifer Kline. Elizabeth Marter. Chen Martindale. Michelle Rogers. Jan Stetler, Ann Vitaniemi, Tiffany Wappes. Gina Willis, Jeremy Corson. Derrick Hendricks. Erick Jones. Mike Neterer. Michael Restiv'o. Mitchell Stidams. Jeff Welborn. Chr.-

High school completion available to adults

Have you ever wished you had completed high school and had a diploma? Have you found it important recently to be a high school grudate when looking for a job° During the crisis the more skills and training one has the wider the scope for job opportunities Having a high school diploma can be high on the priority list when seeking a job now It is now possible to secure a high school equivalency certificate by taking the General Education Development exam This exam is standardized by national levels so that the average high school student of graduation age will pass The GED certificate is not a guarantee for a job or a better one. but the chances are better with it than without one The GED certificate will also qualify one for entrance into most colleges A class to assist persons prepare to take the exam is available to adults on Tuesday

Yoder and Butch Ritter Eighth grade — Dawn Coy. Pam Foyle. Tami Grawcock. Cynthia Hapsnr. Kari Huey. Amy Kammerdiener, Michelle Mansfield. Kells Rensberger. Jennifer Stetler. Becky Welty. Rachel Werker, Jay Adams. Larry Eb. Todd McCulloch. Kevin Pohl. Richie Troup and David Warren

I evening at V\jfw asee High School. i The class qffered is free with a ! small charge for the work book • and assists each individual to i progress from where they are now and at their own speed. ? These classes are provided as i part of the Vocational and Continuing Education Program I of the Wawasee Area Vocational ‘ Cooperative serving Fairfield. 1 Wawasee and West Noble High Schools For further information call your high school or the vocational office at Wawasee High School. 457-3174 extension 202 Girl Scouts to sell cookies Syracuse Cadet te Troop 130. Joan Kline, leader, has announced booth sales for Girl Scout Cookies at Thornburg Drug Store. Syracuse, Saturday, Feb. 27. from 10a.m. to3p.m. The booth sales are due to the severe w inter weather during the order taking time. January 15-25.

In the second row are Billy Ford. Scott Colbert. Jesse Deaton. Andy TOtman. Nikki Marsh, Celia Impey. Zack Waterloo. Susie Martindale and Paige Price. In the back row are Nan George, Dawn Firestone. Nicole Neff. Lori Stiver, Mandy Duckwall. Donna Bowling. Heather Huffman. Leri Gargett and Leri Boles. Standing behind the children is Linda Stookey. (Photo by Terri Chilcote)

Webster honor roll Principal G. Wendell Bryant has released the North Webster Junior High honor roll for the second grading period. It follows: Eighth grade — Distinguished students are Vikki Drake and Wendy Hite. Regular honor students are Beth Bonner and Belinda Whitridge. Seventh grade — Distinguished students are Angie Barton, Sarah Boyer, Jennifer Jorczak, Tina Kruger, Mariann Loxley, Eric Metcalf. Kelli Jo Mort, Lisa Noble, Drew Parr, Jim Prescott and Scott Shoemaker. Seventh grade regular honor students are Kent Enyeart, Karrie Henwood, Kelly McKown. Kevin Parker and Dave Welker. Sixth grade — Distinguished honor students are Basil Bonner. Tammy Geiger. Jennifer Gilmore, Lee Haney, Bobby McClure, Kristy Parsons, Kathy Pearson. Russ Rhodes. Staci Shoemaker and Jeralyn Sponseller Regular honor students in the sixth grade are Matt Borden, Tom Cotton, Dottie Crace, Michelle Eisaman, Staci Foy, Julie Kern. Wendy Lung. Mark Rich. Mandy Schmucker. Bobby Strom beck and Jim Willard. Amateur photography class set Every moment of every’ day. people all over the world point cameras at objects and hope for the best! In order to have more confidence in “pointing” the camera why not join the Amateur Photography class being offered at Wawasee High School? This amateur photography class is designed to eliminate some of the picture taking guesswork Students will have opportunities to learn the basic characteristics of various types of film and cameras; reasons why the camera sees a scene differently than the human eye; the important role light plays in producing pictures; and the basic rules of composition necessary to achieve results the human eye finds pleasing. The beginner, the hobbyist and the person occasionally defeated by his own camera equipment will all find the tips received during this course valuable. Class members are encouraged to take their cameras and camera instruction manuals with them to the first class session. The course consists of six class sessions held on Monday evening, from 6:30-9 The instructor is Tim Yeager who learned much of his craft wmle in high school. For further information call the Vocational Office at Wawasee High School This course is offered as part of the Adult Education Program offered by Wawasee Area Vocational Cooperative serving Wawasee. Fairfield and West Noble High Schools.

gg llilil 11 > .11 W* vl iillillß : ■***/**■ In ■IIBr.I- i 'lnn in JM I E** •'1 P jK B • b Jr a * F K aBKK BOOK CHARACTERS —Students at North Webster Elementary School were allowed to dress up like a book character they have read about on Tuesday, Feb. 9. The event was held in conjunction with the Reading Is Fundalmental (RIF) book distribution in which the children are allowed to select one book to keep free of charge. Three judges, Julia Rhodes, Julie Dußois and Judy Roose, selected the best costume in each classroom. Pictured above are the winners. Seated in front are Angie Cripe (Queen of Hearts). Jamie Clevenger (Mickey Mouse), Merriah Foust (Minnie Mouse) and Mike McCray (Huckleberry Finn). In the second row are Jennifer Roose (Princess Leah), Lee Ann Kuflema (Peter Pan), Sherie Amick (Fern from “Charlotte's Web") and Tonya Sue Harris (Pippi Longstockmg). Standing in back are Mary Ann Clayton (Mary Poppins), Sara Moerchen (Dolly Madison), Chris Walls (Beetle Bailey), James Jef✓ftrson (Captain Hook) and Brandi Doll (Charlotte from “Charlotte's Web"). (Photo by Terri Chilcote)

Lakeland y School Lunch February 22-20 MONDAY — Ham patty sandwich. buttered potatoes, carrot sticks, cherrv cobbler and milk TUESDAY- Chilled juice, creamed turkey on biscuit, mashed potatoes, fruit jello and milk WEDNESDAY - Ham and beans, cole slaw, com bread and butter, wonderbar and milk THURSDAY - Tacos with, lettuce, cheese and tomato, buttered com, fruit, bread and butter, cookie and milk. FRIDAY — Macaroni and cheese, meat sandwich, garden salad, applesauce and milk

MY. WHAT RED TEETH YOU HAVE! — These students of Suiie Pittman’s third grade class at Milford Elementary School are currently studying about their care. Included in their kits is a non-toxic red-colored pill they chew up causing the coloring to stain their teeth. Then they are told to brush as usual and see if they missed any areas of the teeth, which would still be colored red. Students, left to right, sitting in front are John Free and Kelley Boggs. Jacob Miller and Bonnie Gillespie are seated in the back.

Honor roll given for Milford Junior High

Marion Acton, principal of the Milford Junior High School, announced the honor roll for the second nine-week grading period. 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 must have satisfactory grades in citizenship. To be a member of the regular honor roil a student must receive a (B) or better and must have a satisfactory grade in citizenship. Distinguished Sixth Grade — Shannon Angle. Jenny Bender. Diane Coppes. Amy Eberly. Mary Lou Hernandez. Tami Hollar. Beven Hurd. Steffani Jamiel. Lisa

Kindergarten survey at North Webster

The North Webster Elementary School is conducting a survey of those students that will be attending kindergarten during the 1982-1983 school year. If you have a child eligible for kindergarten this fall and have not filled out and returned a kindergarten survey form to the North Webster Elementary School, contact the school office. 834-4133 Students must be five years of age on or before September 1 to attend kindergarten classes. \ - Kindergarten Rotnxiup will be held April 20 at 7 p.m in the

Kaiser. Mark Ray, Mike Redslob, Stacey Schieler. Scott Wasser, Jenny Wolferman and Kara Zimmerman Seventh Grade — Amy Beer. Kris Lange, Debra Schafer, Erik Sharp and Jerrod Stoller Eighth Grade — Shane Avery. Criss Baumgartner. Heidi Beer, Stephen Galegor, Laura Haney and Carl Rouch Regular Roil Sixth Grade — Shelly Avery. Renee Beer. Sherri Beer, Don Deter. Shanna Dimick, Robert Flannery, Sharon Gerencser. Diane Hoover, Kim Newcomer, Jeff Stookey and Doug Wolferman Seventh Grade — Scott Baker, Susy Baumgartner. Karen

North Webster Elementary School Cafeteria. Kindergarten teachers and the school nurse will give preliminary instructions with regards to preparing children for kindergarten class Parents and prospective students are encouraged to be present. Certification of a student’s age by means of a birth certificate is necessary at the time of registration on April 20. Families with a child old enough for first grade in September, but who did not attend kindergarten this year, should contact the school office to arrange for readiness testing.

Benning, Janette Cone, Julie Kaiser. Mark Miller. Staci Ostendorf, Traci Ostendorf. Shelly Ryan, Teresa Schrock. Paula Smith, Rhonda Wilson and Maggie Edwards Eighth Grade — Shawn Anderson, Amy Bucher, Phil Charters, Suellen Free, Julie McDaniel, Steff Swihart and Rick Thompson

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