The Mail-Journal, Volume 20, Number 7, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 March 1983 — Page 10

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., March 2,1583

School news

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STUDYING BONES — Eighth graders in Mr. Hite's science class in North Webster have been studying the human skeleton. Pictured are Matt Van Kirk. Jon Whiteman. Jama Roose and Mr. Hite, who is showing them a ball and socket joint. Jama Roose happened to have a broken femur bone when the picture was taken. (Photo by Sharon Stuckman)

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DENTAL BRUSH-IN — All second grade students in the Lakeland Corporation were taught correct dental practices using brushing and flossing techniques and were also allowed to apply fluoride to their teeth during Dental Health Week. Students from Milford Elementary School pictured above from the left with the school nurse, Marv Robertson, are Jason Buck. Anna Meyers and Jason Avery. (Photo by Gary Lewis)

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FIELD TRIP REPORTS — First graders at Milford Elementary School visited the sugar camp at Carlton Beer's home near Millord where they watched and tasted sap running from maple trees; watched the boiling process; and tasted the final product. Each participant was required to write a report on the field trip and each teacher chose a student from her class who wrote the best report to appear in the picture. Top writers pictured above from left to right are: Karen Beecham, representing Cindy Kaiser’s class: Rachel Henshew. representing Carol Landrigan’s class: and Lisa Charlton, representing Charlotte Hand’s class. <Photo by Gail Widmoyer >

First graders observe maple sugaring process

First graders from Milford Elementary School took a field trip on Monday to Carlton Beer ’s where they learned the maple syrup-making process. Students had the opportunity to watch and. taste the sap as it ran from the trees; watch the boiling process; and taste the final product. After the students returned to school, each first grader was required to write a report or letter on the field trip. Then, each first grade teacher picked the best article from her class for a picture in this week’s paper. Rachel Henshew from Carol Landrigan’s class wrote: Dear Mr. and Mrs. Beer The farm you had was neat. It was fun to see the sap. 1 liked it there. 1 liked that stuff from the tree. Love, Rachel Lisa Charlton from Charlotte Hand’s class wrote: I saw a maple tree I lie at the mapis an watren the bus. We had fun. Lisa Karen Beecham from Cindy

Kaiser’s class wrote; The best part was wen it came thruw the hose and it went into the tank. Karen. Scholarship info now available For Wawasee High School seniors planning to attend college, now is the time to drop by the guidance office for scholarship information. Information regarding the following scholarships are now available at the office: • Indiana State University School of Technology Grants • Kosciusko Community Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship • Kiwanis Indiana Foundation, Inc. • B. Franklin Ringle Trust • Samuel Murphy Fund for county residents • McDonald Memorial Fund ? • Lakeland Kiwanis Club of North Webster Deadlines for these and other scholarships are in late April and mid-May. Forms and more information can be obtained at the guidance off ice.

25 first place winners

Wawasee High School students won a total of 25 first-place medals at the ISSMA sponsored auditions held at Butler University in Indianapolis. Soloists who placed in first-place were Julie McDaniel, piano; Lisa Bushong, piano; Lori Keim, vocal; Tammy Jessop, vocal and Chris Vanderveer, vocal. Wawasee had two soloists place second in the piano competition — Gina Hurd and Brian Popenfoose. Wawasee had three vocal ensembles place first. The members of these ensembles were Terri Smith, Tammy Jessop, Lori Keim and Lisa Hunter in a girls’ barbershop quartet; Lori Keim. Terri Smith and Tammy Jessop in a small ensemble; and Tammy Noel,

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DENTAL HEALTH MONTH — February was Dental Health ■nnth and these two students at North Webster Elementary Scheel were learning hew to brush their teeth correctly and apply Deride. On the left is Tammy Clark and en the right is Krista Mitchell. Dental by genist Gwen Gorden is demonstrating the correct procedure.

Music Festival on March 11 lakeland Community School Corporation’s Music Festival will be presented to the public on Friday. March 11, at S pun. in the Wawasee High School gymnasium. The program will include vocal and instrumental students from grades four through 12 presenting "What Would We Do Without Music?” The annual music festival provides an opportunity for students from Milford Elementary and Junior High, North Webster Elementary and Junior High, Syracuse Elementary and Junior High and Wawasee High School to combine their talents for a public musical performance. The public is invited to attend “What Would We Do Without Music?” as guests of the school corporation. Juniors ACT and SAT tests soon Juniors are asked to mail ACT and SAT college entrance tests registrations by April 1. Juniors planning to take the spring college entrance tests can sign up for the SAT preparedness workshop on April 25, 26 and 27 and May 2 and 3 by contacting the guidance department. The deadline is March 18 for these workshops.

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BROWNIE CRAFT DAY — Cadette Troop 130, Syracuse, held a Brownie Craft Day Saturday. Feb. 26. from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the Scout Cabin. »• The girls are starting a project to raise money for a trip to Georgia this summer. Pictured are Melinda Harmon, Jill McFarland. Beth TaUou. Margie Page. Sara Kime and Debbie Wogoman.

Melissa Blue, Amy Hilker. Dawn Kampf, Michelle Nemeth, Terri Smith. Tammy Jessop and Lori Keim in a girls’ large ensemble. Two vocal ensembles placed second in the standings: Mark Coy. Mark Walker, Jeff Ruch. Bill Dixon, David Blackwell, Brad Mitchell, Dawn Kampf, Amy Hilker. Tammy Jessop and Tammy Noel. Two string ensembles placed second in the instrumental division. Members of the large string ensemble were Lisa Clever, Deanna Charlton, Kristi Vance, Chris Vanderveer, Amy Glassley, Sandi Bowman, Suzette Hunsberger, Mandy Siegfried, Kurt Gregory, and Rob Carter. The second ensemble was a quintet made up of Deanna Charlton, Lisa Clever, Suzette

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BUDDING ARTISTS—The Third Annual Lakeland Community School Corporation Traveling Art Show wiß be held during the mdnth of March. The show is scheduled to take place at the First National Bank of Milford. March 7-16; Counting House Bank. North Webster, March 17-28; and Northern Indiana Public Service Cn.. Syracuse. March 29-April 6. Shown above are Syracuse art students who will have their work on display. ] Kneeling in front are Carmen Waldrop and Matt Blodgett. Standing are Sherese Daenens. Rick Weaver, Monica Gray. Scott Berkey. Stuart Ough. Brad Koser. Mike Keim. Emily Webster. Chad Carty and Chris Gaushorn. Standing in back are Tonya Jenkins. Brian Kiefer. Mark Niebert. Kristi VanDiepenbos, David Schmahl. Cuong Reed. Sa Hie Ringler and JufieGunn. (Photoby DebFn*>

Hunsberger, Mandy Siegfried and Kurt Gregory. The clarinet quintet of Bill Dixon, Terri Smith, Karen Haney, Joyce Hoile and David Willard won a first in the instrumental division.

Toby Harney enjoys acting and music

Eleven-year-old Toby Harney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Harney, Milford, has been chosen by Donna Pollen, music teacher at Milford Elementary School, as the March Music Student of the Month. Toby is a fifth grade student who enjoys singing and dramatics. Toby began singing solos at age five, and has since sung in many school, church and community programs. \\ Lakeland y School * Lunch 4 k Meßtt j March 7-11 MONDAY — Hamburgers, french fries, fruit salad, cookie and milk TUESDAY — Lasagne, tossed salad, peaches, garlic toast and milk WEDNESDAY - Chop suey, chow mein noodles, rice, fruit salad, hot rolls, fortune cookie and milk THURSDAY — Turkey and noodles, mashed potatoes, carrot sticks, peanut butter sandwich, cherry cobbler and milk FRIDAY — Toasted cheese sandwich, tomato soup with crackers, deviled egg, fruit and milk

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EXCELLENT ATTITUDES — Each month at Milford Elementary School, a Very Important Person b chosen from each classroom for his excellent attitudes and behavior during the past month. This month. Donna Fisher taught the students how to make doughnuts. The students mixed the dough, rolled and cut it. let it rise, fried and then ate the project. Front row VIPs from the left are Lisa Klotz. Kariann Konopinski and Anthony Martinez. In row two are Chad Ery man. Jorge Castro, Stephanie Hobbs, Junior Cantu and Amy Jodry. Pictured in row three are Mrs. Fisher. Jacob Miller, Pat Eagon, Michelle Levernier, Brian Schwab, Cliff Wolf and Ned Speicher, principal. (Photo by Gary Lewis)

TOBY HARNEY In third grade, Toby played the pari of ’’Scrooge” in the musical “A Christmas Carol.” Asa fourth grader, he played the lead role in “Peter Pan,” and last summer, he competed against 57 children in his age group at the Mermaid Festival Talent Contest and won the first place trophy. Toby is a member of the fifth grade special choir and plans to continue in music in both choir and band in junior high and high school. Two booked Two area men were booked at Kosciusko County Jail recently. Steve Ray Pippenger, 26, r 2 Milford, was charged with driving while intoxicated. He was released en his earn recognizance Also released on his own recognizance was Brett Anthony Clow, 24, r 1 Syracuse. He was booked on a charge of public intoxication.

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