The Mail-Journal, Volume 20, Number 3, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 February 1983 — Page 8
THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., February 2,1983
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School news
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RECEIVE PATCHES — An awards program and pack meeting for the Milford Cub Scouts was held Thursday evening, Jan. 27. During the program all Cub Scout members received Bobcat patches for projects. Shown above are members of the Wolves, Bears and Weblos Cub Scouts. Kneeling in front are Tommy Foot. Mathew Noris, Doug Free, Timothy Bradley ajnd BUI Swango. In the second row are David Stump. David Antu. Scott Hurly. John Free, Jeff Levernier and Brent Zartman. Standing in the third row are den leader Marilynn Zartman, Mason Robbins, Jacob Miller, Doug Stump, Mark Zimmerman. Joey Carrillo and Keith Bice. Standing in back are Cub Master Curt Bradley, and den leaders Deb Hurly and Natalie Stump. (Photo by Deb Fox >
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WRITING TITLES CORRECTLY — Mrs. Turner’s second grade class has been learning about writing titles correctly and as part of the process students are making a shelf full of favorite stories and looking forward to the next Reading Is Fundamental (RIF) date, February 3, when they may choose a free book of their own. Pictured with some of their favorite books, are Ryan Shoemaker. Christy Richcreek, Kelly Bowman, Adam Hawn. Brad Goebel and Amber Miller. (Photo by Sharon Stuckman)
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ROGERS’ MARKET — This supermarket is doing a big business in the second grade at North Webster. Students in Mrs. Rogers’ class are gaining experience working with money and in addition and subtraction. The cashiers are Andrew Katsantis and Timothy Whiteman. Customers, left to right, are Debbie Black, John Noble and Heather Madden. (Photo by Sharon Stuckman)
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TAKING CARE OF TEETH — February is American Dental Health Month. Students in Mrs. Haffner’s fourth grade class at North Webster have been studying care of their teeth. They have made a large bulletin board, a question and answer box and many items related to dental health. Pictured with some of the things they have been working with are Ronnie Kuhn. Calvin Coy. Dustan Lisa Brindle and Bobbie Sue Aistrop. (Photo by Sharon Stuckmani
Vo-ed week opens classes to public A proclamation by Gov. Robert D. Orr has designated February 6 through 12 as the 16th annual Vocational Education Week. “Vocational Education: An Investment in People” is the week’s theme. During this week, Indiana and the Lakeland community will be involved in many activities to emphasize the importance of vocational education. More than 200,000 youth and adults in the state are enrolled in secondary, post-secondary and adult vocational education programs. In addition to the school programs, youth organizations in Indiana are designed to assist the student in developing leadership skills and community participation. Vocational education is a vital part of the total education picture in Indiana. The number of persons enrolled in some type of vocational training during the 1982-83 school year increased 65 per cent over the last 10 years. Vocational students enrolled in secondary programs pursue a regular high school cirriculum leading to a high school diploma and learn a valuable skill at the same time. Vocational education students who graduate from high school may go directly into a skilled job, take advanced technical study, enter apprenticeship or pursue professional college programs. Adults in vocational training may have doors opened to new occupations and new leyels of achievement and attainment. Post-secondary students receive training that prepares them for a career. Wawasee High School invites area citizens to stop in and look over the vocational program. All are welcome to visit any of the classes and educators will be glad to answer any questions. Mooo Stains from ballpoint pens can be removed by sponging the area with milk until the stain disappears. z-
Milford Junior High announces honor roll
Marion Acton, Milford Junior High School principal, announces 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). Students must have satisfactory grades in citizenship also. To be a member of the regular honor roll, a student must receive a (B> or better and must have satisfactory grades in citizenship. Distinguished Eighth grade — Kelly Brooks, Kristina Lange, Mark Miller, Staci Ostendorf, Debra Schafer, Jerrod Stoller. Seventh grade — Diane Coppes, Amy Eberly, Bevan Hurd, Lisa Kaiser, Stacey Schieler. Kara Zimmerman. Sixth grade - Jeny Raumgartner. Lehman,
Wawasee high honor roll released
Dr. Howard J. Hull, principal of Wawasee High School, announced the honor roll for the second nine-week grading period. It follows: High Honors Seniors — Steve Alford, Danae Berkeypile, Fred Cone, William Dixon, Krista Everts. Kevin Harney. Gina Hurd, Dawn Kampf, Lori Keim. Ann Kleinrichert, Stephanie Moerchen. Rick Pena. Rosalie Rouch, Rob Schutt, Carrie Shoemaker, Teresa Smith, Grace Stichter. Scott Stutzman. Teresa Swope, Angie Troup, Andy Wysong. Juniors — Jerry Auer. Scot Badskey, Melissa Baumgartner. Lana Beer, Michelle Berkey, Angie Bess, Sharon Bohnstedt, Ron Daniels, Jim Evans. Karen Haney, Joyce Hoile, Penny Hoover, Cindy Knotts, Jeff Morgan, Tamy Noel, Ken Schafer. Kristi Templin. Tammy Tranter, Rod Vanlaningham. Mark Walker, Ryan Wuthrich, Kim Zurcher. Sophomores — Jay
WHS music students going to state contest
Wawasee High School music students won a total of 47 first place ensemble medals and 12 first place solo medals at the ISSMA District contest held at Bishop Luers High School Saturday. Five ensembles and seven soloists competing in Group I will be participating in the state contest scheduled for February 19 at Butler University. The ensemble members are Tamara Jessop, Lori Keim, Lisa Hunter, Kim Lundy, Terri Smith, Tammy Noel. Michelle Nemeth, Amy Hilker, Joyce Hoile, Melissa
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HEADED FOR WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Wawasee High School Symphonic Band will be competing in the National Heritage Music Festival in Washington, 1 ».C.. this May. This is the first time any band from the Lakeland area has competed on the national level. This trip will cost >15.000 and the band is working to raise the money and asking the community to help. Band members are willing to play at community functions for donations to their cause. u , One fund raking effort the band is making will be a 30-minute appearance at the Winter Carnival Dance, which will be held (even though the carnival has been cancelled) Saturday, Feb. 5. The high school band will play from 10 to 10:30 p.m. at the dance. The dance begins at 9 p.m. f The group presented a program for each of the elementary and junior high schools in the corporation on Thursday. Jan. 27. (Photo by Sharon Stuckman)
Rodney Mast, Donna Miller, Dawn Speicher. Regular * Eighth grade — Scott Baker, Amy Beer, Ben Beer, Maggie Edwards, Vicki Holderread, Traci Ostendorf, Erik Sharp, Paula Smith, Rhonda Wilson. Seventh grade — Shannon Angle, Shelly Avery, Trisha Avery,. Renee Beer, Sherri Beer, Jenny Bender, Tina Doss, John Erasure, Mary Lou Hernandez, Tami Hollar, Diane Hoover, Kim Newcomer, Eliseo Roa, Jeff Stookey, Scott Wasser, Doug Wolferman, Jenny Wolferman. Sixth grade — Tina Clouse. Michelle Coy, Jason Douglas, Lisa Hunsberger, Holly Jodry, Melanie Klotz, Vanessa Listol, Tina Miller, Tami Munson, Cindy Poort, Amy Reese, David Schafer, Ryan Smith, Rhonda Stookey, Bobi Stookey, Tammy Tessmann, Chris Warmoth, Dan Wuthrich.
Baumgartner, Randy Beer, Cathy Cobbum, Melissa Courtney, Doug Gerstner, Amy Glassley, John Hapner, Mandy Siegfried. Freshmen — Heidi Beer, Ann Alford, Criss Baumgartner, Jon Evans, Pam Foyle, Suellen Free, Steve Galegor, Jeanine Gunn, Laura Haney, Wendy Hite, Lance Lantz, Carl Rouch, Brad Traviolia. Regular Honor Roil Seniors — Johs Andersen. Joel Bales, Eric Beer, Deanna Charlton, Lisa Clever, Amy Cook, Ross Dahlstrom, Larry Flannery, Amanda Grimes, John Hart, Beth Hathaway, Sandra Hernandez, Amy Hilker, Laura Hole, Steve Huffman, Tamara Jessop. David Kleeman. Marcy Laub, Kevin McDonald. Cindy Moore. Sandi Moore. Maude Packer. Mike Patty. Todd Reiff, Jim Rhodes. Marie Schafer, Renee Shipley, Kevin M. Smith, Kim Spitler, Kevin Spry. Paul Taylor, Jim Thompson. Jeff Thorn, Ronda Traver, Mary
Blue, Dawn Karmpf, Jeff Ruch, Mark Walker, David Blackwell, Mark Coy, Bill Dixon and Brad Mitchell. Solists competing at the state contest are Tamara Jessop, Brian Popenfoose, Lisa Bushong, Julie McDaniel. Chris Vanderveer. Gina Hurd and Lori Keim. Other soloists with a first place entry are John Dixon, Beth Carey, Cathy Cobbum, Joyce Hoile and Michelle Hickman. First place ensemble members included Angie Smith, Shelly Sanders, Beth Carey, Christi
School Calendar Week Os February 2 _ To February 9 WEDNESDAY Wawasee parent meeting with classring salesman 4- p.m., case annex SATURDAY Wind-Strings. Percussion Solo and Ensemble contest All day at Wawasee MONDAY ~ Kiwanis Key Club meeting 5:30 p.m., case annex FC Ameeting ZA 7 p.m., at Wawasee Case Annex ( X\ /f A £ 1 ■ • TUESDAY Evening guidance meetings 5- p.m., guidance offices Financial aids workshop 5:30-7:30p.m., case annex WEDNESDAY Psi lota Z1 music concert 7:30 p.m., auditorium
Walgamuth, Carol Walker, Cheryl Walker, Robin Winterburn, Jill Wolferman. Tom Wollman, Jennifer Wozniak. Juniors — Noriene Barrett, David Blackwell, Nancy Carroll. Carla Clouse. Bill Coffing. Paul Davis, Jim Doege. Heiko Echerlein, Susan Fawley, Doug Feller, Carolyn Harris, Lisa Keener. Ronda Kinsey, Laura Meditch, Dawn Mellinger. Karen Miller, Kathy Mock, Michele Nemeth, Jill Patty; Helen Pounds, Greg Price, Kristi Rockenbaugh, Joannie Scheiber. Ron Schwartz, June Selles, Tony Troup, Jon Vitaniemi, Liz Waltz, Robin Wolfe, Jim Yagel. Sophomores — Bryan Beaty, Rob Carter, Amy Clouse, Michelle Cdurtney. Kevin Deckard, Corky Farmer. Tim Gillum.- Kelly Green, Shelly Harris, Kim Hart, Roberta Hiss, Denise Justice, Brooks Koble. Jim LaTour, Tatia Littleton. Brad Mitchell, Sandy Payne. Donna Rich, Randal Roe. Julie Schwartz. Sheila Snyder, Wendi
Carmichael, Steph Katsanis. Julie McDaniel, Kelly Rensberger, Kim Allen. Jeff Taylor, John Dixon, Cathy Cobbum and Michelle Turpin. Soloists and ensemble mem bers winning second place honors are Michelle Turpin, Amy Hilker. Tammy Noel. Heather Yoder, Kelly McQuillian. Dawn Kampf. John Dixon, Rosalie Rouch and Bill Dixon. This contest was for piano and vocal entries. The contest for strings, woodwind, brass and percussion entries has been slated at Wawasee this Saturday.
Street. Rob Stucko, Seth Swihart, Michelle Turpin, Todd Wehmeyer, John Wilkinson. Freshmen — Shawn Anderson, Beth Bonner, Shelley Brumbaugh, Phil Charters, Dawn Coy, Vickie Drake, Tami Grawcock, Cynthia Hapner, Michelle Harter, Rex Heckaman, Tonya Hoile. Kan Huey, Gretchen Huffman. Joy Karesh, Julie McDaniel. Beth Roe, Hatsady Saovongxay, Lisa Stickel, Jennifer Stetler, Rick Thompson. Belinda Whitridge.
c'k’T’ pv*J W u Lakeland / School Lunch L Menu > ■ February 7-11 — Hamburger on warm bun, buttered peas, fruit salad, cookie and milk TUESDAY- Chef salad or finger foods, tater tots, hot rolls with butter, pudding and milk WEDNESDAY - Italian spaghetti, buttered green beans, peanut butter sandwich, fruit and milk THURSDAY - Fried chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, carrot sticks, fruit-jello, bread and butter and milk FRIDAY — Toasted cheese sandwich, tomato soup with crackers, deviled egg. fruit and milk