The Mail-Journal, Volume 21, Number 36, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 September 1984 — Page 12

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., September 19,1984

School news

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY — Thirteen juniors were inducted into the Wawasee High School chapter of the National Honor Society Monday evening during a ceremony in the school auditorium. Senior members of the chapter explained the four principals considered in choosing new members to the society. They . are scholarship, character, leadership and service. Dr. Howard Hull, principal at Wawasee. commented that each in-

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The teachers of Milford Christian School will attend an A Beka Kegionalk7rEj24iiLs Friday. Sept.

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ductee should feel a “strong sense of accomplishment.” Hull said that induction into the National Honor Society will lead to challenge . . . “the betterment not only of yourself, but of others.” 9 New members of the chapter are: Criss Baumgartner; Heidi Beer; Jeanine Gunn; Sueilen Free; Ann Alford; and Wendy Hite. In the back row are: Mr. Stanley Grabowicz, chapter sponsor; Phil Charters; Carl Rouch; Steve Galegor; Vicki Ebbeler; Laura Haney; Lance Lantz; Brad Traviolia; and Dr. Hull.

Suzanne Ellsworth and Mrs. Patricia Barrentine. Classes at the school in Milford will be dismissechfor the day.

EKwBHHIHr Hi 111 rdE WARRIOR OF THE MONTH — Wawasee High School is pleased to announce that Doctors Michael Williams. Thomas Krizmanich and Thomas Johnson are recipients of this month’s “Warrior of the Month” award. Pictured above, Karen Trailer, left, a school volunteer, looks on as Dr. Williams, center, receives the honorary plaque from WHS principal. Dr. Howard Hull. The presentation was made at halftime of the Wawasee-Bremen football game. The honorary award is given to a citizen of our community not employed by the Lakeland Community School Corporation. It is based upon that person's contributions to Wawasee High School and the special service the school has realized as a result of their effort. Presenting the award, is Wawasee High School’s way of saying thank you for your service. All three doctors have given much help and training to the athletic department, and trainer, Terri Stevens. They have attended the athletic events and have served as a very valuable resource in emergency and non-emergency situations. In addition, they organized the first annual WHS physical. Their time and energy has been donated on frequent occasions for the betterment of Wawasee High School and the WHS athletic department. Neither Kizmanich or Johnson were able to attend the football game due to previous committ* ments. Thev will receive their awards in the near future. (Photo by Mark Weinstein)

Retired teachers meet

The Kosciusko County Retired Teachers’ Association met Tuesday, Sept. 11, at the Shrine Building in Warsaw'. A buffet luncheon was served to 109 members and guests. Following the meal. Howard Bock, retiring president, installed the following officers for the 1984-85 year: Virginia Ditmer — president Arleen Miner — vice president Betty Kaye Smith — recording secretary Anne Watts — corresponding secretary Joan Sharp — treasurer Esther Phleiderer — assistant treasurer Arleen Miner, program chairman, then introduced Ron Robinson and Mike Mock, law enforcement officers in Kosciusko County. The officers spoke to the group on the work of the Crime Stoppers organization, noting its early success and urging community people to become involved. Next, President Ditmer introduced the committees of the

Next, President Ditmer introduced the committees of the

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Niccum scholars announced Midwest Commerce Banking Company, on behalf of the Niccum Educational Trust Foundation, has announced the recipients of the foundation’s scholarship awards for the 1984-1985 school year. This year scholarships will be awarded to: Elkhart — David Schultheis, a senior at Albion College; Clare Schultheis, a junior at the University of Notre Dame Syracuse — Teresa Smith, a sophomore at Ball State University The foundation was established in 1955 by Marjorie H. Niccum with memorial gifts and funds from the estate of her husband Elmo E. Niccum. Scholarships are awarded to eligible students in Elkhart, St. Joseph, Marshall, Kosciusko, Noble and LaGrange Counties. The scholarships are based on academic performance, financial need and personal achievements. Recipients may apply for renewal each subsequent year.

KCRT for the new year. Each chairman of the various committees spoke briefly on the work that committee was doing. A training session was hekJJn Warsaw recently for the Stale Retired Teachers Committee persons. Recently retired teachers were introduced to the group and the membership committee announced a membership of 106 persons presently. The next meeting will be Oct. 9. Melissa Baumgartner at New College Melissa Baumgartner of Milford has enrolled at New College in Sarasota, Fla., for the fall term. New College is the honors college of the University of South Florida. The college is proud of its reputation as one of the most selective liberal arts schools in the country. The fall term opened August 27.

FUND RAISING FOR BAND TRIP — Members of the Wawasee High School Marching Band are planning a car wash on Saturday, Sept. 22, to raise funds for their trip to the Peach Bowl Festival parade and pregame ceremonies in Atlanta, Ga., on December il. Students are collecting pledges of one cent for each car washed, up to a total of 500 cars. There will be no charge for washing the cars. Cars will be washed from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Milford Junior High. North Webster Junior High and Wawasee High School. Pictured above, Gordon Hurd, Wes Coy. Irene Hapner and Lee Haney practice up on their cleaning skills. (Photo by Tom Charles)

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