The Mail-Journal, Volume 20, Number 10, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 March 1983 — Page 8
THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., March 23,1983
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School news
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PIONEERS IN INDIANA — Mr. Bollman’s fourth grade class at North Webster has been studying pioneers in Indiana. These girls have done special projects about the subject. Left to right are Staci Freel, Merriah Faust. 'Tara Parsons and Charity Cripe. (Photo by Sharon Stuckman)
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SIXTH GRADE SPELLERS — Pictured are the winners of the spelling competition from the sixth grade at North Webster school. On the left is Brad Leedy, champion from sixth grade; Mrs. Janet Minton: and Michelle Dick, sixth grade runner-up. (Photo by Sharon Stuckman)
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SPELLING WINNERS — Fifth and sixth grade spelling winners have been announced at North Webster school. On the left is Brad Leedy, runner-up, teacher David Stookey; and the fifth and sixth grade spelling champion, Christa Sincroft. (Photo by Sharon Stuckman)
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STUDY IRELAND — Third graders in Jerri Mahnensmith’s class at Syracuse Elementary School have been studying about Ireland and Saint Patrick’s Day by using the encyclopedia and dictionary for research. Topics studied include: Saint Patrick, leprechauns, the Blarney Stone, the potato famine and Irish folk tales. Members of the class pictured above from the left are: Troy Fenster, Jennie Tranter, Johnnie Coplin, Sara Kline and Dustin Stahley. (Photo by Gail Widmoyer>
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Lakeland School Lunch Menu lakeland community SCHOOLS March 28-Aprill MONDAY — Ham patty sandwich, buttered green beans, fruit, cake and milk. TUESDAY — Ravioli, buttered corn, peanut butter sandwich, fruit, cookie and milk. WEDNESDAY — Fried chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, mixed vegetables, bread and butter, jello and milk. THURSDAY — Slice of ham, colored egg, sweet potatoes, bread and butter, fruit, easter cake and milk. FRIDAY — Good Friday, no school SAT dates slated Scholastic Aptitude Test dates and deadlines have been announced by Marilynne Curtis, Wawasee High School guidance director. Saturday, May 7, and Saturday, June 4, are the dates for the test to be given at Warsaw High School. The deadline for applying for the May 7 test is April 1 and the deadline is April 29 for the June 4 test. Also, the American College Testing test dates are April 16 and June 11. The ACT can be taken at either Concord High School or Fort Wayne North High School April 16 and the June test can be taken at North or Grace College. The deadline to apply for the ACT is March 18 for the April 16 test and May 13 for the June 11 test.
Pena scores off the field
For his efforts in helping the American Lung Association, including being involved in the Smoking Education Program and donating his time and effort to producing a chart for his presentations, Rick Pena, Wawasee High School senior, was presented a certificate of appreciation by Mrs. Allen (Marge) Hepler of the American Lung Association of North Central Indiana. In the fall, Rick can be seen on the Warrior football team; in the spring, he has pitched and played outfield on the baseball team; and he is also a member of the Varsity Club, Fellowship of Christian Athletes and the Computer Club. Rick is also artistic and designed the logo used on play programs for “Heaven Can Wait,” which will be present to an area audience this week end. Rick’s artistic talent was also used to benefit the American Lung Association through the Future Educators in Action (FEA). For the past nine years, the Wawasee FEA have worked with the American Lung Association to present a Smoking Education Program to all fourth and fifth grade classes in the Lakeland Community Schools. The program is coordinated by Terry Iden, FEA sponsor and Wawasee language arts instructor, and John Naab, Syracuse Elementary School principal, along with Marge Hepler of the American Lung
School Calendar Week Os March 23 To March 30 WEDNESDAY Future Farmers of America /”\ 3 p.m., crop judging at Whitko j t \ — —— A .l nßna w THURSDAY Spelling Bee 7 p.m. at Warsaw T.FT’t't Adult Education 6:30p.m., classes at Wawasee FRIDAY Kiwanis Club 7:30p.m., travelogue at Wawasee Auditorium SATURDAY Future Farmers of America All day invitational livestock judging at Indianapolis MONDAY Adult Education 6:30p.m., classes at Wawasee TUESDAY Adult Education 1 # 6:30p.m., classes at Wawasee V</' WEDNESDAY Future Farmers of America 12:30 p.m., county dairy judging in Elkhart County THURSDAY Adult Education 6:30p.m., classes at Wawasee
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WAWASEE MUSIC BOOSTERS AUCTION — Ibe coffers of the Wawasee Music Boosters Club should receive a healthy infusion of cash from an auction planned to be held at the high school’s building trades center at 10 a.m. Saturday, April 16. Club members were busy Saturday and Sunday picking up items for the sale, and is planning another pick-up this Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. in the Milford. Syracuse and North Webster communities. At work Sunday afternoon was this group, shown from left, John Stetler; Rick McDaniel; Jerry Dain, booster president; Rob Brooks; Letitia Dain, booster vice president; Dick Shanahan; and Howard Dixon. Sitting on the truck are Jason Brooks. Steve McDaniel and Susan Dain. Anyone wishing to contribute items is asked to contact Jerry Dain at 834-4193, Howard Dixon at 457-2225, or Dick McDaniel at 658-9103.
Association in South Bend. During this year’s workshop with the Wawasee students, Mrs. Hepler mentioned the need of new flipcharts to replace the current ones which are falling apart. The flipcharts are used in the presentations to show the ill effects of smoking on the lungs and are a major part of the presentations. Rick, a two year participant in the program, volunteered to draw a new flipchart, adding color to the drawings for greater visual attractiveness, and donate the fininshed prduct to the association. He also prepared a letter of challenge to other students in area schools who participate in the program. In the challenge, Rick asked each school to produce at least one flipchart until all the old charts are replaced. He also sketched small drawings of the flipchart pictures which could be reproduced and placed in workshop packets for students to use in note-taking and home practicing for their oral classroom presentations. Along with Iden, coordinator of Rick’s work. Rick gave a special presentation of the flipchart, challenge letters and the packet flipchart sketches to Mrs. Hepler on Friday, March 11, at the high school. Through Rick’s initiative and talents, it is hoped that the work of the American Lung Association will continue to reach today’s youth.
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PRESENT FLAGS TO SCHOOL — Jack Hensler of the American Legion Post 253. North Webster, is shown presenting one of the eight flags given by the Legion to North Webster School. North Webster Elementary School principal Richard Long accepts the flag as Steve Gesaman. Legion member, watches. (Photo by Sharon Stuckman)
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JANUARY GOOD CITIZENS —These students were chosen as citizens of the month for January at North Webster Elementary School. In front are Tom Engelhaupt, second grade: Tyson Mock, first grade; Crystal Carr, second grade; and Aaron Graham, first grade. In the middle are Angie Moser. Fantasi Wagoner, and Mary Ann Clayton, all from grade three; David Kearns, second grade; and Patti Biesemeyer. first grade. In back are Al Boesenberg and Kenneth Gunkel, grade five; TYacy Waalewyn. Jason Hollar and Calvin Coy. grade four, Jennifer Roose, grade five, was absent. (Photo by Sharon Stuckman)