The Mail-Journal, Volume 21, Number 20, Milford, Kosciusko County, 30 May 1984 — Page 9

Sports

B ■' jB mH sMfW K* *X hjHF - . y. M»WX ’ MF ”< i r r Hv w s B #t iMfcl r - xz ATHLETIC AWARDS — Seventh and eighth grade athletes recently were honored at North Webster Junior High School. Pictured in the front row are Jeff Carey, cross country and wrestling most valuable player: Jenni Gilmore, athletic and academic; Kristy Parsons, athletic and academic: and Steve Eastman, athletic and academic. In.the second row are Wendy Lung, volleyball MVP: Michelle Dick, athletic and academic; Shelle Boyer, gymnastics: and Jeryln Sponseller, athletic and academic. Pictured in the third row are Rob Rhodes, track MVP; Darin Atwood, basketball MVP; Basil Bonner, athletic and academic; and Brad Richards, football MVP. {••J t"> f'u . 1 HKKIrWfIM w WBBBf / 1 *** ,m ■*« fl PvdiEr f r flflkW TROJAN SIXTH GRADERS — These sixth grade boys ran track for the Milford Trojans this spring. Pictured in the front row are Toby Harney, Adam Wilsop. Dan Serafini, Charlie Shephard, Jeremy Swartz and Andy Eberly. ZPictured in the second row are Jeremy Beer, Billy Scarbeary, Jeff Zimmerman. Jason Brooks, Javier Cantu, Davis Rosenbeary and Chad Berkeypile. Sitting in the third row are Ramiro Castro, Steve McDaniel, Doug Stump, Clay Brooks, Brian Wuthrich, Chris Heckaman and Coach Carmichael. flßy Imwi |H MILFORD SIXTH GRADERS — Pictured above are the members of this year’s sixth grade girls’ track team at Milford. Pictured in front are Shawna Miller, Julie Fulp, Linda Benning, Evelyn Stricklin, Bobbi Jo Moliette. Shanda Galegor and Teresa Musselman. Pictured in back are Melissa Islas, Krissy Eisenhour, Annette Wilson. Kristin Robbins. Sonya Anderson. Julie Bender and Marianne Guiney.

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Summer swim registration set for June 2 Tim Caldwell, director of the summer swim programs, has announced that registration for most swim activities will take place on Saturday, June 2, from 9 a.m. to 2 pm. in the athletic lobby at Wawasee High School. All those wishing to participate in the infant lessons, children’s lessons, adult lessons, diving lessons or competitive swim should be present at the registration session. Lessons are priced at sl2 for people living in the school corporation boundaries and sls for those outside the corporation. Competitive swim registration is S2O or $25 depending on the child’s age. In addition, Caldwell has also announced that the Family Swim program will resume on Monday, July 4, and will run from 4p.m. to 5 p.m. Monday thru Friday. Apparently Sometimes a keen sense of rumor seems to be more enjoyed than a keen sense of humor. - Christian Sci. Monitor

|WMKfIk 111 ATHLETIC AWARD WINNERS — These students at Milford Junior High School were recognized last week for athletic achievements. Pictured in the front row are Stephanie Jamiet, Mitch Price and Doug Wolferman. Pictured in back are Kara Zimmerman, John Erasure and Kim Newcomer. ik WII HR fl W . fl Ay J KBkY "f B fl k J f Jh v ’W'r®' bBBHHI Jfl > ATHLETES — These Syracuse Junior High School students were honored last Tuesday evening at an athletic awards presentation at the school. They are front row, left to right, Mary Haffner. Julie Gunn, Janelle Jennings, and David Schmahl. In the second row are Angie Koher, Nicole Iwankowitsch, Cindy Nelson, Jennifer Gunn and Steph Burkey. In the back row are Mike Meek, Josh Lantz, Judd Storey, Fred Steffen and Gary Stuckman.

Athletic awards at Syracuse

Last Tuesday evening the Syracuse Junior High coaches presented the year’s athletic awards in a program at the school. Each coach gave a short description of the season and awards were presented to the eighth grade students. Athletic certificates were presented to all students who had participated in athletics. Scholastic-athletic awards were presented to the boy and girl in each grade who had maintained the highest scholastic

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average while participating in three sports. The award winners were eighth grade, Steph Berkey and Josh Lantz; seventh grade, Mary Haffner, and Judd Storey; and sixth grade, Julie Gunn, Janelle Jennings and David Schmahl. In the individual sports a choaches’ award was presented to the player who represented the best characteristics of an athlete. Those winning awards were volleyball, Angie Koher, basketball, Steph Berkey, gymnastics,

Nichole Iwankowitsch, track, Jennifer Gunn, football, Mike Meek, wrestling, Josh Lantz, basketball, Fred Steffen and track, Gary Stuckman. “Yellow Jackets of the Year” were Cindy Nelson and Gary Stuckman. Mrs. Carol Swartzendruber presented Mr. Haffner with a plaque for 14 years service to the school on behalf of the PTO. Refreshments were served following the awards.

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