The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 11, Milford, Kosciusko County, 31 March 1982 — Page 11

School news

JUMBO KITES — The fifth grade class taught by Betty Hite at Syracuse Elementary School decided to celebrate spring in a big wav by making extra large kites. The brightly colored kites are all shapes and adorn the classroom walls. Some of the students « ho worked on the kites shown are Dome Wogoman. Chrisy Bure. Jeanna Sletler. Susie Hapner. Chris \\ armoth. Sheila Melendez. \nne Fohl. Tracy Current. Tom Wilkinson. Mike Page and Brian Cole.

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Hard-bound yearbook for Syracuse this year

Students preparing the Syracuse Junior High School yearbook for 1982 will provide their classmates and friends with an outstanding publication For the first time in the history of the junior high, the yearbook will be a hard bound volume featuring a picture of the eighth grade class as they leave the building The theme. "Crossroads of Our lj\es." was selected by the class members to show their ex penences during the middle school years In addition to the new cover design, the book will feature over 2«* photographs including club and team pictures, classroom experiences and extra activities in which students participate Special features will focus on the various classroom activities

and students have written articles about their classes and teachers to include in the yearbook The last 16 pages of the book will present individual pictures of all the students in grades six through eight and the school staff This section will also include candid shots and student articles The students have worked many hours in fund raising activities to pay the added costs of top quality yearbook The pre-publication sale' will start April 12 at the junior high school •

WHS gives money to flood victims

The students of Wawasee High School have not forgotten their

Pledge Alpha Lambda Delta Daniel Godfrey. Leesburg. Grace Roa and Tom Troup, both of Milford and Susan Naab. Syracuse, have been initiated into Alpha Lambda Delta freshman honorary at Ball State University. Muncie Students selected for membership must have either a 3.5 grade point average following the first quarter at the university or an accumulated grade point average of 35 after three quarters at Ball State Only those students carrying 12 hours or more are eligible Godfrey is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Godfrey, r 1 Leesburg He is majoring in computer science Miss Roa is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Amado Roa, PO. Box 609 Milford and is majoring in business Troup is the son of Mr and Mrs. Evar Troup, 214 South East Street. Milford He is an actuarial. science major Miss Naab. a physical therapy major, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Naab. r 4 186 North Shore Dr . Syracuse

1972 class reunion planned

Members of the Wawasee High School 1972 class reunion com mittee met Tuesday. March 30. at a Syracuse restaurant to discuss plans for the class’s 10-year reunion to be held June 12 and 13 The meeting was conducted by co-chairman Jeff Wells and entertainment, food and location were discussed Later in the meeting letters were addressed and mailed to most of the 1972 Wawasee graduates, but some graduates were omitted because of a lack of current names and addresses Anyone with information on the following names should contact Jeff Wells at 457 -1841 or Bob List at 453-3143

neighbors m distress m Fort Wayne At Christmas, the National Honor Society of the school sponsors a Penny Pitch, whose funds are used to purchase groceries for needy families in the area There was some money left over after the drive last Christmas It was decided on Wednesday. March 24. by the National Honor Society to send S2t»o to the WO WO Penny Pitch Flood Relief Fund from the students, ad ministration and faculty

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or mositfgg ( » » * • Alj J 4 . 4 Efl a*?; g£ a** • fSMh DINOSAURS — The children in Dixie Pryor’s first grade class at North Webster Elementary School have been learning about \ dinosaurs. As part of their study, the students made a landscape mural for their classroom and individual dinosaurs. Placing their dinosaurs on the mural are Scott Jones, Jason Ray. Heather Madden. Janie Wright. Ronni W hitaker, Christy Richcreek and John Noble, t Photo by Terri Chilcote)

Judging teams in competition Wawasee FFA judging teams were in competition during the past week. On Wednesday. March 24. the crops judging team competed in the county level contest at Warsaw The team placed second and earned the right to advance to the area contest, which will be held in late April at LaPorte Kenny Schafer, placing as second high individual overall, led the local team Steve Tethrake. fifth and Scott Barker, eighth individual, were the other team members. On Saturday. March 27, both the livestock judging team and the dairy judging team competed in the annual Wabash County invitational judging contests. Competing on the dairy judging team was Scott Barker. Kevin Clark and Chuck Cotton. Livestock judges were Scott Templin. Marie Schafer. Shelton Parsons. Dave Roberts, Kenny Schafer and Amy Ferverda

Dan Chamberlin, Garry Conrady, Nancy Cary. Ron Cary, Kathy Sima Shope. Diann M Smith* Donald Thomas. Marsha Strickler. Rebecca Ann Stutzman. Naomi Adams. David Antu. Susan Jo Baker. Brian Bechtel. Gary Bechtel. Ray Bechtold, Ron Simpson Ringle. Rick Shipley. John Roberts. Ken Schernekau. Denise Brown. Luann Bond. Cynthia Blue. Nathan Busch, Doug Byland. Dale Hoover. James V. Gaff. Janet Preston, Pat Stidhams and Jackie Lynch The next meeting of the 1972 class reunion committee will be Tuesday. May 4. at 7 p.m at Das Keller in Syracuse All 1972 graduates are welcome ATTENTION: Farmers Hove you seen how the Agro-Soy brand soybeans yielded in the Purdue University test plots? If not. check with us tor the results! Ni Carry ... • MtrMCm. $51.50/*o* • May Sm 4 Cura. $59. ft/to* • bM . • MMtHHcVwwtiM $9.95/*, "CUSTOM BACKHOt SERVICE" • Fill Dirt • Gravel IfeMl... And Repair Coleman Lanterns Bvcher Farms cum *»•*»» Wn< M* & O*~or* to** - 454-f I#S

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■ * ** - ■.•Ullf JB»y. ■HHI / ;•■••• JB : - . ART CLASS — The Lakeland Youth Center is always trying to improve and add to the activities offered. One of the new programs available this spring has been a new art class for fourth, fifth, and sixth graders from Milford. North Webster and Syracuse in the program. Sally Ringler. the Syracuse Elementary art teacher, is instructor for the class. Many textures and ideas are being explored. Some of the different projects the class ha% accomplished are shown above with the Mrs. Ringler. Tonya Perzanowski. Danielle Iwankowitsch. Sheila Melendez and Faith Hapner.

Scout Carnival judged a success The North Webster _ Scout Carnival sponsored by the Cub Scouts#Brownies. Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts on Wednesday. March 17. was a “tremendous success." according to Sue Mitchell, cochairman of the event The carnival was held at Camelot Hall in North Webster where area children enjoyed refreshments. necklace engraving, bowling, face painting and a book sale A book sale was also held for adults Proceeds from the Scout carnival went to the North Webster-Tippecanoe Township Library According to Mrs. Mitchell, the Cub Scouts plan to plant trees at the library in the near future Anita Sincroft was cochairman for the carnival The polished look Buttons stay on longer if you coat the center with colorless nail polish. It seals the thread. Smelly tip To remove perfume stains from clothes, dampenn the spot with water, apply glycerin with a cheesecloth and wash as usual

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