The Mail-Journal, Volume 22, Number 6, Milford, Kosciusko County, 6 February 1985 — Page 13

School news

Sharon Meek named to dean's list

Sharon Meek, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Edwin Meek, 618 South Main Street, Syracuse, has been named to the dean’s list for the 1984 fall semester at Fort Wayne Bible College, Fort Wayne. Sharon is studying for the bachelor of arts degree at the Bible college. She is a graduate of Wawasee High School.

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A student must achieve & grade point average of at least 3.35 (a B plus average) in order to be included in the honor roll. Sharon has a 3.87 GPA. Fort Wayne Bible College is a co-educational institution of higher learning preparing students for careers in churchrelated Christian service. The over 450 students at the college

represent 18 states and three foreign countries and are from 28 religious denominations. The college offers the bachelor of arts, bachelor of science, bachelor of music, bachelor of music education and associate of arts degrees and a four-year Bible studies program. Fort Wayne Bible College has national institutional accreditation as a member of the American Association of Bible Colleges. The Bible college is currently a candidate for regional accreditation by the North Center Association of Colleges and Schools. A success LOS ANGELES — The Games of the XXIII Olympiad were a “spectacular financial success,” bringing in a $l5O million surplus which officials attributed to high ticket sales and full payment on a television contract with ABC-TV.

||M .. 1 MILFORD HISTORY’ CLUB — Theo Beer was the recent guest speaker of the History of Milford Club at Milford Junior High School. Beer shared early experiences in Milford life with the students of the club. Anyone wishing to speak about life in early Milford is asked to contact Joan Folk at the school. Seated next to Theo Beer counter-clockwise are Mrs. Folk, and students: Vicki Beer, Lisa Willyard, Johanna Persons, Kelee Kennedy, Brian Bouser and Bob Roder. (Photo by Morrine Halfacre)

Theo Beer guest speaker at History of Milford Club

Theo Beer of Milford was the recent guest of the History of Milford Club at Milford Junior High School. He related some of his experiences as a youth in Milfofid. He said he walked a mile and a half to school through the fields and woods. The school was heated with a wood-burning stove which the big boys fired. The youngest students got to sit near the stove and keep warm, but the older students had to wear warmer clothing. All eight grades were in one

Webster Cub Scouts hold annual Pinewood Derby

North Webster Cub Scouts recently conducted the annual Pinewood Derby in Camelot Hall. There were 25 boys participating in the event. Judges for the derby were? Carlos Williams, John Hanel, both from the North Webster Lions Club; Susie Williams, president of North Webster Lady Lions Club; and Steve Eastman, Eagle Scout. During the meeting Eastman gave a short presentation to the Cub Scouts concerning his Scouting accomplishments. Grand prize winner, Scott Lawrence, received a medallion and a race car radio. Steve Bartel was the second place winner. Prizes were awarded to the following in specific categories: Mike Nave, best design; Scott Lawrence, best workmanship;

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room at the school. Lessons were recited at a long recitation bench at the front of the room. Students were called there by the teacher when it was their turn to recite. Beer remembers winning a “Spell Down” that he didn’t expect to win by spelling the word ‘gentlemen’. At recess they played games such as, “Duck on the Rock,” “Run Sheep Run,” softball and blackman. Each student carried his own lunch in a lunch pail. Good weather found them eating

Jason Ray, most unusual; John Noble, most colorful; and Steve Bartel, best for Cub Scout theme. All boys who participated received a checkered flag. Those were: David Davis, Greg Hormann, Scott Richey, Eric Calhoun John Noble, Rob Moser, Jason Ross, Ben Hoy, Steve Bartel, Eric Conkling, Brian Goodpaster, Ryan Merchant. Jake Furbee. Steve Yargosz. Joshua Lochner, Mike Nave, Kevin Harris, Kyle Smith, J.J. Shepherd, Scott Lawrance, Tracy Sims, Cortney Signery and Chris Lung. February Events There will be a meeting for any new boy wanting to register to join Scouts on Thursday, Feb. 7. at 7 p.m., in the North Webster Fire Station. There is a registra-

outside and playing in the woods. The Milford resident remembers receiving a 25 cent allowance, going to the show for 10 cents and buying an ice cream cone for five cents. The History of Milford Club is part of the Activity Classes at the Milford Junior High that meets every two weeks for student enrichment. The club would welcome anyone wishing to add information about early Milford. Contact Joan Folk at 658-9444 during sc tool hours.

tion fee due. Only new boys and their parents need to attend. Cub Scouts and their families from the North Webster area will be attending the Fort Wayne Komets vs Salt Lake Eagles, hockey game on Sunday, Feb. 10. at 4 p.m., in the Fort Wayne Coliseum. Ticket reservations need to be turned into Den mothers in advance. The North Webster Cub Scout Blue and Gold Banquet will be Thursday, Feb. 28, at 6:30 p.m., with a carry-in dinner, in Camelot Hall. The pack will be furnishing the meat. Two area residents on ‘ dean's list A total of 674 students at Vincennes University qualified for the dean's list during the fall term according to an announcement made recently by Dr. John Schmeling, vice president for instructional services and dean of faculty and Jerry Gegenheimer, vice president for student services and registrar. Os that number, 222 completed the semester with a perfect 4.0 or A average. Two area residents have received this honor. Thev are: Gregory A. Baumgartner, P.O. Box 266 Milford. His major is electronics and he carried a 3.50 GPA. Gregory P. Day, r 2 box 149 Syracuse. His major is aviation maintenance and he carried a 3.75 GPA. In order to qualify for the dean’s list, a student must complete 12 credit hours or more with an average of 3.5 or better on a 4.0 scale.

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Hiler nominates two county residents to military academies

Congressman John Hiler has announced that Bradley Kent Mitchell and Kenneth M. Reali have been nominated to US military service academies. On making the announcement, Hiler said, “I am pleased to nominate these outstanding young people to the nation’s military academies. These are the leaders of tomorrow and I’m confident they will serve our country well.” Mitchell, a student at Wawasee High School, is the son of G. Thorpe and Karen Mitchell and

Successful 4-H'ers elect officers

By SHARON GERENCSER The Successful 4-H’ers met at the home of Greg Kaiser, leader, on January 17 at 7 p.m. for their monthly meeting where new members were initiated and officers were elected. The elected Officers are: President — Lisa Kaiser Vice president — Debra Schafer Secretary — Sherri Beer Treasurer — John Zimmerman Recreation leaders — Loretta

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has been nominated to the US Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs, Colo., and to the US Military Academy at West Point, NY. He has been active in football, wrestling, baseball, Boys’ State, Varsity Club, Hugh O’Brien International Leadership Seminar and has been on the honor roll throughout high sch Reali, a graduate oi ~ aw High School and a student at the University of Dayton on an. Army ROTC scholarship, is the son of Robert and Deanna Meyers and has been nominated to the US Military Academy.

Schafer and Jeff Zimmerman Health and safety — Lee Price, Shawn Krull, Todd Boggs and Brent Beer Song leaders — Matt Haab and Marlene Price Devotions — Mark Zimmerman and Kevin Beer Repdrter — Shaken Gerencser In other business, it was decided that dues must be paid by the March meeting. Monthly meetings will be held on the third Thursday of each month.

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