The Mail-Journal, Volume 22, Number 44, Milford, Kosciusko County, 30 October 1985 — Page 10

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., October 30,1985

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School news

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MILFORD TEAM — Pictured are members of the Milford sixth grade volleyball team. In front, from left to right, are Kyla Wolferman, Rita Beer, Melonie Hobbs, Donna Grimm, Heather Mishler, Mindy Beaty, Trisha Mikel, Pam Joyce and Shonda Bushong.

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WHAT WILL IT TAKE TO LIFT HER? — Mrs. Rowe’s fourth grade class at North Webster School is studying simple machines. Mrs. Rowe is not short of volunteers willing to bounce her off the plank.

COME AND ENJOY Aunt Verna’s Place 613 S. Huntington. Syracuse 6A.M.9P.M. Monday Through Saturday Breakfast All Day - Lunch - Dinner All Homemade Cooking Pies & Dinner Rolls

vv X.. v ''' < £ Me* x<-> s. 1 ' ‘ ° v4^»<x<a * ■. * -* * .. ... r '., • \ aOne Mile An average person can walk it in twenty minutes. An Olympic runner can run it in less than four minutes. A car can travel it in one minute. Miller’s Merry Manor, Inc. Located On 200 So. On County Farm Road Don’t allow distance to compromise quality. “The Health Care Professionals with the Hometown touch.” Merry Manor inc. P.O. Box 377 Warsaw, IN 46580 ’ BRUCE MEHLHOP, M.A 219) 267 8196 Administrator

In back are Coach Cindy Kaiser, Wendy West, Ramona Carrillo, Charity Stump, Cindy Price, Shantel Miller, Hillary Beaty, Marcy Ruggles and Kerri Speicher.

School lunch menu WAWASEE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL November 4-November 8 MONDAY — Beef and noodles or chicken patty sandwich, mashed potatoes, jello w/fruit, peanut butter bread and milk TUESDAY — Chef salad w/hot roll or toasted cheese sandwich w/vegetable soup, pineapple slices and milk WEDNESDAY - Scalloped potatoes and ham or submarine sandwich, buttered peas, peach half, peanut butter brownie and milk THURSDAY — Cheeseburger pie or hot dog sandwich, French fries, apple crisp and milk FRIDAY — Ravioli w/garlic toast or tenderloin sandwich, buttered green beans, diced pears and milk MILFORD SYRACUSE NORTH WEBSTER ELEMENTARY AND JUNIOR HIGH November 4-November 8 MONDAY — Submarine sandwich w/pickle slices, buttered corn, applesauce, cookie and milk TUESDAY- Chili soup, French fries, peach halves, peanut butter fudge, baked item and milk WEDNESDAY — Beef and noodles, whipped potatoes, jello w/mandarin oranges, peanut butter bread and milk THURSDAY - Pig-in-poke, crisscross fries, fresh grapes, chocolate pudding and milk FRIDAY — Pizza, buttered green beans, mixed fruit, cookie and milk No substitute There’s no wholly satisfactory substitute for brains, but silence does pretty good. — Missile, Red Bank, N.J.

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NEW COPIER AT SYRACUSE — Bright and early Monday morning. Oct. 28. PTO representative Courtney Blue. left, and Syracuse Principal John Naab. right, went to Beckman-Lawson-Sandler-Snyder-Federoff Law Offices in Syracuse to pick up a copier machine that Steve Snyder donated to the school. The law firm, which recognized the needs of the school, donated the copier after purchasing a new one that better met the firm’s needs. (Photo bv Leslie Miller)

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HONORARY WARRIOR — Wawasee High School is pleased to announce that each month a special Honorary Warrior Award will be presented to a citizen of our community not employed by the Lakeland Community School Corporation. The award will be based upon that person’s contributions to Wawasee High School and the special service realized as a result of their effort. It is the school’s way of saying thank you by awarding them the special status of being an Honorary Warrior. This month’s Honorary Warrior is Bruce Petro. He was cited for his support of the Wawasee High School driver education program. He has provided cars for the behind-the-wheel phase of the program since 1981. Presenting the award, on the right, is Donn Kesler, vice principal of Wawasee High School.

Deb Ford - Receptionist “ COMPUTER TALK

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Christian School participates in area track meet Milford Christian School was given the opportunity on Saturday to participate in a track and field meet sponsored by New Life Christian Academy of Warsaw. Fourteen students attended the meet and each earned points that enabled the school to come away with second place among the schools. Out of the three age categories Milford Christian was able to represent, twelve first place ribbons and eight second place ribbons were won. It was a great day of fun and victory and the school was well represented by the following students: Sarah Snyder, Joshua Lee,Derek Custer, Darcy Replogle, Rusty Rumfelt, Greg Replogle, Andy Rumfelt, Shaun Coy, Joshua Snyder, Roger Townsend, Luke Rodriguez, Kurt Beer, April Rodriguez, Denise Replogle and Brad Beer.

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SYRACUSE SECRETARIES HONORED — The Syracuse Elementary School secretaries, Margaret Schaekel and Pat Eldridge, were honored as the School Service Award winners, on Thursday, Oct. 24, by radio station WOWO. Their names were submitted by Mrs. Markley’s fourth grade class. The letter received with the award certificate states that the award “is presented only to those exemplifying the finest standards in providing a quality education for the young people of WOWO-land." Shown are seven of Mrs. Markley’s students presenting the certificates to Mrs. Schaekel and Mrs. Eldridge. From left are Lorrie Mann, Kim Nguyen, Robert Jones, Mrs. Schaekel, Mrs. Eldridge, Dagny Hersh, Phil Christian, Mike Lemberg, and Vaughn Atchison. (Photo by Leslie Miller)

I* v ’ M ♦"-•A ■> 'K / " ft® F- ZwMB. •< JKdi /W Wag- •■ fT - ' Ak BjMw' * FUNNY FEET DAY — Kindergarten students at Syracuse School had a chance to display their most unusual footwear on “Funny Feet Day," Wednesday, Oct. 23. Pictured from top right; going clockwise, are Annie Mullens, Richard Scarbeary, Allison Elliott, Steven Mast. Lisa Heckaman. Kari Wortinger, Rusty VanLue, Jenny Shreve, Bambi Harris, Lindsay Nagy, Peggy Curry, Daniel Cone, Matthew Grady, Kristena Smith, and Tara Niles. (Photo by Jim Broderick) a r j* i v *iKM z ■ . i PAPIER-MACHE PROJECTS — Members of Mrs. Abrams’ sixth grade class at North Webster School proudly display their papier-mache creations. From left, they are David Filler, Christy Gorman. Ryan Coverstone, Staci Nave. Matt Willard, Cris Chapa, Keith Baker, and Amy Stidams. » 1 '0 ■b- f /W® ! |li I Ifll ’Bo I ; 1 'A ' « (Igi Bk* ~ ' ~ a w ' 9B"’>l ' if TT i t I PTO MEMBERSHIP WINNERS — At the beginning of each year, students in the Syracuse Elementary and Middle Schools compete against one another to see which class room can ge highest percentage of parents to become members of the Syracuse PTO. ... on tnt This year, Mr. Larry Pletcher’s fifth grade students won that distinction by getting 80 percent of the classroom’sparents to join. . Mike Pictured is the winning class, room 122. In the front row, from left, are Heather Byrd, Mike n Walton, and Tim McFarren. In the second row are Mandy Smith. Chris Ganshorn. Chris Barre Angie Garner and Zach Dunmire. » . JTurn.mmo In the third row are Joanna Lant, Cfcasity Coon, Jesse Rude Mike Harter, and In the fourth row are Cindy Koselke, Eric Myres. Gretchen Naugler. China Plikerd, and Jennifer Key back row are PTO membership drive chairman Trenna Titus M Bra " d ®* Young, Jodi Atkins, Eric Schaekel, Stacy Neterer, Chris Peterson, and Mr. Peterson. (Photo by Leslie Miller)