The Mail-Journal, Volume 20, Number 8, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 March 1983 — Page 12

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., March 9, 1983

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MUSIC ORDER CONFIRMATION — Behind the scenes preparation lor the annual Lakeland Community School Corporation’s Music Festival involves music personnel as well as administrative staff. Above. David Blackwell, left, and Superintendent Don Arnold confirm music orders for the festival.

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FESTIVAL PREPARATIONS — Roy Stiffler, right, head custodian, and Arnold Grindle, night custodian, are responsible for any and all of the equipment used for the annual musical festival. Some of their duties include placing GOO-ti.so chairs bn the gymnasium floor, arranging seating lights and placing tarps on the floor.

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FESTIVAL ANNOUNCER — Varner Chance, former Wawasee High School choral director and founder and director of The Sounds of Hope, will be announcer for the annual Lakeland Community School Corporation's Music Festival to be held Friday. March 11, in the high school gymnasium. *

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TRANSPORTATION PLANS — Principals from all three area elementary and junior high schools gathered during the teachers* inservice workshop Friday to help with student transportation plans for the annual music festival. Pictured above from the left are G. Wendell Bryant. North Webster Junior High: John Naab. Syracuse Elementary; Marion Acton. Milford Junior High; Ned Speicher. Milford Elementary: Richard Long. North Webster Elementary; and Charles Haffner. Syracuse Junior High.

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FESTIVAL REPRESENTATIVES — Members from the Syracuse fourth and fifth grade choir gathered for a picture to represent all of the choirs and musicians from Syracuse. Milford and North Webster schools and Wawasee High School who

Behind The Scenes — Plan To Attend The Corporation Music Festival Friday, March 11 8 P.M.

Wawasee High School Photos by Gail Widmoyer & Gary Lewis

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WARMING UP — Music teachers and band directors from the area elementary and junior high schools gathered to help plan gie annual music festival. Pictured above from the left are Sherry Lantz. Syracuse music teacher; Steve Bailey. Wawasee choral director: Karilyn Metcalf, North Webster Elementary music teacher: Dave Sand. Syracuse and Milford Junior High band and choral director: Donna Pollen. Milford Elementary music teacher , and Doug Krantz. North Webster Junior High music teacher and orchestra director for all schools.

will be participating in this year's annual festival. Thanks to all of the back stage planning, this year's festival will be as exciting as ever.

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CHECKING THE ROUTE — Transportation directer Carl Hadley and secretary Vera Hall look over the plans for transportation needs. Hadley is the school corporation’s transportation director and is handling the work for the music festival.

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SNAP TO — Students in all the Lakeland Community Schools are warming up their fingers as well as their voices in preparation for the annual Music Festival to be held at the high school on Friday evening. Students from Syracuse Elementary School pictured above from the left are: Travis (audill. Mike Tuttle. Danny Gallmeier. April Rensberger. Lisa Neises and Emily Robie.