The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 16, Milford, Kosciusko County, 16 April 1986 — Page 10
THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., April IS, 1986
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School news
Girls' Staters named by Syracuse Auxiliary
The Syracuse American Legion Auxiliary two girls fromthe Wawasee High
JENNIFER KLINE
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School junior class to be a delegate and alternate to Hoosier Girls’ State this year. Girls’ State is from June 15-22. - The delegate is Jennifer Kline, daughter of Leonard and Joan Kline. She is in band and was a member of the swim team. She is a member of a square dance club and has a part-time job. Cherie Martindale is the alternate and is the daughter of Larry and Patti Martindale. She is a member of FEA and NFL. Miss Martindale is secretary of the speech team and is on the year book staff as well as being a member of the Honor Society. She also has a part-time job. Hoosier Girls’ State is a program that has been sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary for 45 years. It will be conducted on the Indiana State University Campus, Terre Haute. This program is “government in action.”
I ■’ ( I CHERIE MARTINDALE The . girls Team the duties, privileges, rights and responsibilities of American citizenship. They learn the duties of the offices in government by actually performing them. They also learn how to vote, write bills for the legislature and how these bills are passed and made into laws. Milford student earns honor Kathy K. Weisser, daughter of Fred and Diane Weisser of Milford, has been named on the president’s list for the 1985-86 winter quarter at Fayetteville Technical Institute. To qualify, students must take 12 or more hours and maintain at least a “B” average in each course taken. Weisser is a 1985 graduate of Wawasee High School. She is enrolled in the business program, working for a degree in the secretarial-executive field. Fayetteville Technical Institute is the second largest of the 58 institutions in the North Carolina Community College system. Difference There’s a difference between a strain and a sprain. A sprain occurs in a ligament while a strain is in a muscle.
j EEK T-SHIRT COMMITTEE — Thursday, May 29, will be “Freshmen Welcome’’ night at Wawasee High School. Incoming ninth graders and their parents are encouraged to attend and get acquainted with their new surroundings. Pictured above is the Freshman T-shirt committee. Left to right, committee members are Carolyn Zimmerman from Milford, Kathy West, chairman of the committee, from Syracuse, and Nancy Ronner from North Webster. They are holding one of the T-shirts which features the design that was created for the Class of ’9O by Dave and Susie Butler.
Freshmen welcome May 29
On Thursday, May 29, from 7-11 p.m., Wawasee High School will be hosting the fifth annual “Freshmen Welcome” night. After a brief welcome, eighth graders from Milford, North Webster, and Syracuse will be treated to an evening of fun and friends. The purpose is to plan a social evening so that the three eighth grades can get together for the first time as the Wawasee High School Class of 1990. » Students will become familiar with the facilities and meet new friends while participating in several scheduled events. A dance will be held in the gym. Pizza and snacks will be available in the cafeteria during this time so bring along'a small amount of spending money. Casual dress is recommended. It will be a closed evening and once in, no one leaves until 11 p.m. or until a parent arrives. Parents are strongly urged to attend, as becoming the parent of a high school student creates adjustments. A specific presentation for parents will be held in the auditorium. This will allow an opportunity to ask questions and meet staff personnel. A tour of the school is also planned. After this, parents are invited to get acquainted with other parents while enjoying coffee and cookies in the library. Parents may join the students in the auditorium for a brief clos-
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ing. The school staff truly believes that this fun evening has helped make the transition to high school a much smoother one for the students. Kindergarten Roundup ) Aprill7 Dr. W. Winston Becker, principal at Milford schools, announced recently that they are conducting a survey to determine the number of children who will be attending kindergarten at Milford in September. Kindgarten Roundup will be held on April 17. School officials would like to know how many will be attending so they can complete their plans. To be eligible, a child must be five years old on or before September 1 and must reside in Van Buren or the east half of Jefferson Township. If anyone knows of a family with a child old enough for first grade in September but who did not attend kindergarten this year, have them contact the school office. Children who do nqf attend kindergarten should be tested to determine if they are prepared to enter first grade.
School lunch menu
WAWASEE COMMUNITY HIGHSCHOOL April 21-25 MONDAY — Pizza casserole or cheeseburger sandwich, cottage fries, applesauce and milk TUESDAY — Cheeseburger pie or ham dinger sandwich w/cheese slice, French fries, apricot cobbler and milk WEDNESDAY - Italian spaghetti w/hot roll and butter or tenderloin sandwich, lettuce salad, chocolate pudding and milk THURSDAY — Sausage gravy 'on a biscuit or submarine sandwich, buttered green beans, jello w/fruit, peanut butter fudge and milk FRIDAY — Tuna salad w/potato chips or steak nuggets, baked potato w/toppings, apple crisp and milk Menu subject to change. MILFORD SYRACUSE NORTH WEBSTER ELEMENTARY AND JUNIOR HIGH April 21-25 MONDAY — Tenderloin sandwich w/pickle slices, French fries, mixed fruit, baked item and milk TUESDAY— Lasagna, tossed salad, pear half, garlic toast and milk WEDNESDAY - Fried chicken, whipped potatoes w/gravy, buttered carrots.
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AWARDED CERTIFICATES — Pictured are the students who received their certificates, cards, and patches during graduation ceremonies on Wednesday, March 5. From left, in the front row, are Mark Ferguson. Mike Prescott. Rich Morgan. Donnie (. ombs. Mark Cannon, and Chris Martindale. In the back row are Ben Stewart. Mike Voorheis, Steve Huffer, Jim Poyser. Chris Pauwels. .Andy Willis and instructor Mr. Richard Edwards.
Syracuse students complete Hunter Education course
There were 13 boys who successfully completed the comprehensive Indiana Hunter Education course sponsored by the Syracuse Junior High School. Each received his Indiana certification, qualifying each to purchase a hunting license in any of the 33 states and Canadian pro-
Syracuse elementary kindergarten round-up
The Syracuse Elementary School kindergarten round-up will be held on Monday. April 21, at 7 p.m. in the school’s cafeteria Kindergarten teachers Mrs. Karen Huey, Mrs. Kim Conrad, and Mrs. Phyllis Matz; school nurse Mary Homey ; and school secretaries Pat Eldridge and Margaret Schaekel will present information concerning enrollment, health requirements, and the kindergarten program. Assistance will be given in completing enrollment forms and birth dates will be certified. Parents should take heir child’s
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cherry cobbler and milk FRIDAY - Salmon cake THURSDAY — Taco salad w/tarter sauce, steamed rice, w/corn chips, buttered corn, ap- orange jello w/mandarin piesauce, chocolate brownie and oranges, cookie and milk milk Menu subject to change.
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HONORED FOR SERV ICE — Thursday evening, April 3, was the date of the annual banquet at Wawasee High School in which all noncertified employees of the Wawasee School Corporation were recognized. Jean Niles, a Syracuse resident,' was honored for her 25 years of “dedication and service” to the school corporation as a cook in the Syracuse School's cafeteria. Mrs. Niles began tenure in 1961. Pictured is Syracuse Principal John Naab as he presented Mrs. Niles with a plaque in recognition of her efforts. (Photo bv Leslie Miller)
vinces that now have mandatory hunter safety training. The youngsters all participated in the 15 hour course which included such subjects as knowledge of firearms and ammunition, the safe and proper handling for firearms and bows, wildlife conservation and
birth certificate with them to the meeting. Prospective kindergarten students will have the opportunity to meet the teachers and tour the kindergarten classrooms. To be eligible for admission to the kindergarten program during the 1986-87 school year, a child must be five years old on or before September 1, 1986. Only residents of Turkey Creek Township residing north of county road 1100 North may enroll their children in the Syracuse kindergarten program.
management, wildlife identification, hunter ethics and responsibilities. wildlife laws, survival, first aid. and sportsmanship. All materials for the free instruction were provided by the Law Enforcement Division of the Department of Natural Resources. "Hunting is among the nation’s safest sporting activities,” reported Richard Edwards, instructor. "The hunting accident rate in Indiana has declined steadily over the last decade, and we are happy to cooperate with Indiana (Conservation Officers and the Department of Natural Resources in this all-important effort. "Without doubt, hunter education courses such as Indiana’s are in a large part responsible for the safety trend and we hope that interest in the courses will continue to increase.” Pluto The planet Pluto was discovered in 1930 by astronomer Clyde W. Tombaugh working at the Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff, Ariz.