The Mail-Journal, Volume 20, Number 16, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 May 1983 — Page 11

School news

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GALLERY SHOW — Syracuse Elementary Art Department presented it’s first gallery show last week. The art gallery was displayed in the upper level of the school’s gymnasium and all students were given the opportunity to view the various displays. Shown above with part of the exhibits are fourth grade students. Seated in front are Tina Leamon, Susan Martindale and Teresa Rookstool. Seated in the second row are Mike Avery, Justin deSomer, Keith Hardy, Billy Fora, David Reed, Ingrid Stuckman, and Dawn Firestone.

Diverse musician named student of the month

Annette Wilson, 11-year-old daughter of Paul and Nancy Sand of Milford, is the May Music Student of the Month, announced Donna Pollen, Milford Elementary music teacher. Annette is in the fifth grade and enjoys many different musical experiences. She has been taking II || IL ANNETTE WILSON

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piano lessons for 2>£ years, is a member of the Milford Special Choir and enjoys singing solos in church, school functions and community programs. Last summer, Annette participated in the Mermaid Festival talent contest where she and Moni Lange sang a duet, “Side by Side.” This year, Annette is a member of the Lakeland Youth Center Drama Club and will be in the “Wizard of Oz” where she will perform a song and dance routine. Annette will be a member of the sixth grade band and choir next year and will appear in the “Fifth Grade Follies” on May 19. Create space To create extra counter space when you are doing a lot of baking, pull out a drawer or two and place a cookie sheet or tray across the top. Fast scoop For an easy measuring cup, use an ice cream scoop. An average scooper holds exactly one-third cup.

Kneeling in the third row are Chris Mort, Chris Lawson, Lana Walton, Susan Harman, Heidi Moore and Jeremy Doerr. Standing in the fourth row are Todd Huffer, Laura Howe, Karen Butt and Nikki Jones. Standing in back are Carrie Farmer, Sandy Flores, Lisa Brake, Donna Bowling and Sallie Ringler, art teach. (Photo by Deb Fox)

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I H Bp& ■■ . joi® bKL 1 fl . i ßMßHj|mSH^^BEEr** i » **’Bfl jM t nF' WB ) ' RECEIVE SHOES — As participants in the local Special Olympics, members of the Syracuse Elementary Special Education class received Nike tennis shoes from the company. To receive the shoes the students earned money through the selling of coupon books in conjunction with the Syracuse Dairy Queen. Support is still needed for the Special Olympic team to attend the regional competition on May 21-22 in South Bend and the state competition on June 3-4 in Terre Haute. Pat Bartow , special education assistant, stated the money is needed for expenses to attend the state games. Shown above with the Nike shoes they received are Jason Mock, Tonya Jenkins, Debbie Jensen and Justin Cripps. (Photo by Deb Fox)

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SI4MMBII i i -X - - 1* - .... iwwma .y*" ---X> ■Kik shk * '■■ m?" £| - I HBF PREPARE FOR SUMMER LESSONS — The fifth grade classes at North Webster Elementary have been reviewing what they learned on their melody instruments last year, to prepare for their summer lessons in band and orchestra. This reinforces their music reading and prepares them for the eye and hand coordination necessary to play an instrument. Karilyn Metcalf is the teacher. Shown above are six members of Morris Stewart’s class: Leanne Linsetter, Amy Barton. Michelle Wagoner, Susan Parr, Chris Conkling and Chad Huffert.

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