The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 17, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 May 1982 — Page 12

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., May 12,1982

School news

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PART OF SPRING CONCERT - The Treble Choir of Wawasee High School wii be one of the groups performing at the final musical celebration of the vear presented by the Wawasee Music Department. The Spring Spectacular ’B2. featuring the concert, treble and mixed choirs of Wawasee. will be presented Friday. May 14. at 7:30 p.m. in the high school auditorium. The program will include 150 singers, dancers and instrumentalists and will include a variety of selections from barbershop harmony to rock and roll. h Featured will be Wawasee’sown Varsity Singers presenting their award winning "Big Apple Show.** The public is cordially invited to attend this final musical spectacular. Doors will open at 7 p.m. There will be an admission charged at the door. There will be no reserved seats. The music boosters club will open the concession stand.

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BASS PLAYERS — Chris Maie and Jay Rhodes are practicing for the North Webster Junior High Spring Concert on Thursday, May 13. at 7:30 p.m. in the school gym. Sixth, seventy and eight grade hand, orchestra and choir will perform. (Photo by Terri Chilcote)

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DINOSAURS IN THE PARK — These first grade stadento in Cindy Kaiser's ctess at Milford Elementary School are members of the purple reading group that recently completed their reader Footprints.” The group has been studying dinosaurs and created this colorful version of “Dinosaurs “ th The*arttets are Chris Leiter. Jason Jamiei. Michele Replogle and David Anta. Phillip Fitch was absent for the photo. (Photo by Morrine Halfacre)

FFA team second

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The Wawasee Future Fanners of America crop judging team placed second in the area contest at LaPorte two weeks ago. The second place finish qualifies the team to compete in the state crop judging contest which will be held at Purdue University in June. Contestants must be able to identify over 60 crop and weed plants; ova- 60 crop and weed seeds identify disease and damage factors affecting grain; complete a grain grading section over com. soybeans, and wheat; and take a written quiz over crop production principles.

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CLOWN FACES — First graders in Diane Carmichael's class at North Webster Elementary School coordinated a language arts lesson with art class. The children learned a poem about downs and then made clown faces. Seated in front are Segran Bricker. Nathan Graves. Tern Baumgartner. Stacey Cov. Jason Ort. Brandi Doll and Andrew Katsanis.

FFA test plot planted The Wawasee Future Fanners of America chapter will be conducting a corn test plot again this summer Eight different varieties were planted May 6. Local farmers Nelson Beer. Steve Haab. Doug Weisser, and Mike and Merle Tethrake have been assisting with the spring fieldwork and CFS. Milford, applied the chemicals. Area farmers are invited to inspect the test plot throughout the summer. Varieties being tested are Pioneer 3747 and Pioneer X 5473, donated by Arlen Bobeck and Roger Hollinger; Becks 45X and Becks 60X. donated by Roberts Farms. Pnde 6678. donated by Curt Richcreek; and ACCO 2990, ACC 4660 and Acco 4790. donated by Harvey Hansen and Daryl L’mbower.

Lorraine Meek Fort Wayne Bible College graduate Lorraine Kay Meek, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Edwin Meek, 618 S. Main St., Syracuse, graduated from Fort Wayne Bible College, Fort Wayne, on Saturday, May 8. Miss Meek graduated with an associate of arts degree in Biblical studies. The graduating class of 1982 consisted of 68 students representing nine states and two foreign countries. Fort Wayne Bible College is a coeducational institution of higher learning preparing students for careers in church related Christian service. The 440 students at the 77-year-old college represent 21 states and nine foreign nations and are from 30 religious denominations. Fort Wayne Bible College has national institutional accreditation as a member of the American Association of Bible Colleges and is accredited as a four-year teacher education college by the Indiana State Department of Public Instruction. Its credits are recognized by other colleges and universities accredited by regional or national associations which are members of the Council on Post-Secondary Accreditation. Fort Wayne Bible College is currently in the process of obtaining accreditation by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.

Team members from the local chapter are Kenny Schafer, who placed as second high individual overall with a score of 700 out of the possible 900; Scott Barker, fifth individual; and Steve Tethrake, eighth place individual The winning FFA team was from Argos. Also competing in the area judging contests were Shelton Parsons in the livestock judging and Kevin Clark in dairy judging. Both had qualified by placing as high individuals in the county contests.

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THE WHEELS OF SPRING — One sure sign of the approach of warmer weather is the presence of bicycles on almost any street or corner in Milford Motorists should be on the lookout for children riding and use caution to prevent collisions on city streets. This orderly convoy of bikes was taken near the school crossing at Emeline Street and SR 15. (Photo by Morrine Halfacre)

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BREAKFAST AT SCHOOL — North Webster third graders ended their study unit on nutrition bypreparing breakfast at school Tuesday morning. May 4. The children made scrambled eggs, sausage, toast and orange juice. Above. Mike Gibson serves up a batch of scrambled goose eggs to Sara Morech. (Photo by Terri Chilcote)

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BREAKFAST GUEST — Riehard Long, principal lof North Webster Elementary School, was the a guest of Phyllis Roberts’ third grade class for the breakf/st they prepared at school. Preparing breakfast was part of the students’ nutrition study. Dishing up scrambled eggs and sausage is Jeremy Garber while Merriah Faust looks on. (Photo by Terri Chilcote)

In the second row are'Dawn Hammon. Melody Meadows. Timothy Whiteman, Richie Kuhn. Doug Wright. Tom Engelbaupt and Daren Wagoner. Pictured in the back row are Christy Roxow. Kristina Keaffaber. Amber Miller. Gina Minton. Tony Reiter. Jill Carrington. Brent White and Bobbi Jo Henwood. < Photo by Terri Chilcote)