The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 41, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 October 1986 — Page 10

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Octobers, 1986

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HOMECOMING CANDIDATES — One of these seven Wawasee High School seniors shown will be chosen Homecoming King and Homecoming Queen for 1986 Friday. Oct. 10, during the Wawasee High School Football game. The homecoming ceremonies and parade will be from 8:30-9 p.m. that evening.

Homecoming festivities underway

A week of activities will come to a close Friday, Oct. 10, when the 1986 Wawasee High School Homecoming King and Hopecoming Queen are named during the half-time of the Wawasee football game. The ceremonies and parade are scheduled to take place between 8:30-9 p.m. Candidates for this years royalty are: Tressa Littleton, Kelly Lundy, Judy Schmahl, Ann Vitaniemi, Ben Beer, Tim Mangas, Chris Cotton and Nathan Rhoades. Beer is the 17year-old son of Mr and Mrs. Philip Beer, DAZE ■ Still Going 0n... While Supplies Last! BEN FRANKLIN SYRACUSE H

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Milford. He is a member of the National Honor Society, Varsity Club and Student Representative Council. Beer is president of the senior class, captain of the football team, and also plays basketball and baseball. He enjoys music, especially guitar, and is a member of Varsity Singers. He plans to attend Indiana-Purdue University at Fort Wayne to study pre-medicine or business after highschool. Tressa Littleton, who will be escorted by Beer, is the 17-year-old daughter of Sheryll Donley, Syracuse. She belongs to the Drama Club/ National Honor Society, Future Educators of America, Students Against Driving Drunk, and Varsity Club. She has also participated on the gym nasties team for three years and enjoys signing and dancing. Miss Littleton plans to major in business at Indiana University. Cotton, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Cotton, Syracuse, is 18 years old and a member of the Varsity Club, Foreign Language Club, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and Student Represen tative Council. Cotton is a letterman in football and baseball. He has participated on the basketball team for two years. Some of his hobbies include reading, boating, and most athletics. After graduation he plans to attend college to study law. Kelly Lundy, escorted by Cotton, is the 17-year-old daughter of

Seated are: Ann Vitaniemi and Tressa Littleton. Standing are: Kelly Lundy. Nathan Rhoades, Chris Cotton. Tim Mangas, and Julie Schmahl. Ben Beer, also a candidate for Homecoming King, was not available for the photo. < Photo by Deb Patterson >

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lundy. Leesburg. She is a member of the honor roll and has been a cheerleader for three years. Miss Lundy’s other interests are swimming. aerobics, and shopping Following graduation she plans to enter the field of fashion merchandising. Mangas is the 17-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mangas. Syracuse. He is a member of the Varsity Club, being a two-year letterman in basketball and a three-year letterman in track. Mangas is also a member of the National Honor Society. He enjoys golf, reading, and music. He plans to attend college to major in economics. Julie Schmahl, escorted by Mangas, is the 17-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs Doug Schmahl, Syracuse. She has been a member of Student Representative Council. National Honor Society, and Varsity Club. She is a three-year varsity member of the gymnastics and swim teams, having earned six varsity letters Miss Schmahl enjoys sailing, playing piano, dancing, and water skiing. She is planning to attend college after graduation. Rhoades, 17-year-old son of Mr and Mrs\ lack Rhoades. North Webster a four-year member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, three-year member of Varsity Club and two-year member of Student Representative Council He is also an ac-

tive participant on the varsity football, basketball and baseball teams. In addition, he was honored in the 1985-1986 publication of "Who’s Who Among American High School Students. " Rhoades’ interests include hunting. fishing, horseback riding, and most athletics. Following high school, he will attend Purdue University to study chemical engineering. Ann Vitaniemi. escorted by Rhoades, is the 18-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Vitaniemi. Syracuse. She is a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Future Educators nf America. Students Against Driving Drunk, National Honor Society, and treasurer of the Varsity Club. Miss Vitaniemi is captain of the volleyball team, member of the basketball team, and has run track for two years Last year she was the recipient of the Mental Attitude Award in basketball. Her future plans will focus on elementary education at Purdue University. Activities Homecoming week at Wawasee has involved the students in numerous activities. Spirit Days are being held throughout the week. Monday, was Hawaiian Day; Tuesday, Truck and Dolly Day; and today < Wednesday) Opposite Sex Day. Favorite Era Day has been set for Thursday, Oct. 9, and Green and Gold Day, Buttons and Hats will be Friday. Mums will be on sale throughout the week, until Thursday during the fifth period lunch. The mums will be picked up during the noon hour on Friday with extra mums being sold during the game. A fall fling was scheduled Tuesday from 1:30-3:05 p.m. with the class decorations being set up between 3:05-9 p.m. and judged on Wednesday. Powder Puff games will be Wednesday at 7 p.m. Other activities include a bonfire on Thursday at 8 p.m.; Pizza Hut supper from 5-7 p.m., in the school commons; variety show from 5-7 p.m. in the school auditorium; followed by the football game at 7:30 p.m. Mass All schools in the Wawasee Community School Corporation will be involved in the 40th annual WOWO mass evacuation fire drill ; Happy H H "Sweet 16" | Paula o ® [ o MfeW , :: • ’ iL : <> < * FFe love Pou, <; Mom, Dad & Trish < ►

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HONOR SOCIETY JUNIORS—These Wawasee High School juniors have qualified for National Honor Society Membership for semester one of the current school year. Kneeling are. from the left. Jeff Leising. Lee Haney. Darin Atwood. Josh Lantz. Marvin Whitacre. Russ Rhodes. Jamison Stevens. Scott Weisser. Bevan Hurd. Basil Bonner and Joseph Leamon. In the second row are, from the left, faculty advisers Stanley Grabowicz and Philip Fawley. Tami Hollar. Jenni Gilmore. Jerlyn

County soil judging team wins contest The Wawasee FFA soil judging team won the 1986 Kosciusko County Soil Judging Contest last week, with Debra Schafer. Todd Roberts. Nate Myers, and David Schafer capturing the top four individual places, respectively. Another Wawasee team placed second, with Rieh Fifer, fifth individual; Terry Templin, sixth individual; Steve Davis, ninth individual; Brian Wuthrich, and Dave Rosenberry. The Wawasee students compiled 816 points enroute to the red ribbon Both teams have also qualified for the Area Soils Contest, which will be held in LaPorte County later this month. In earlier competition the local members competed in the Purdue Invitational Soil Judging Contest at West Lafayette In soil judging, contestants must be able to correctly identify different soil properties and tell how to proper ly manage that soil based upon their findings. Music Boosters discuss dances The Wawasee Music Boosters met Monday, Oct. 6, 7:30 p m., in the school choir room DJs for the next three dances have been secured. The program book was discussed. It was decided to go ahead with it because it is a good money maker and it builds rapport between the community and the high school music department. The school corporation is holding an auction on October 25. Music Boosters have been asked to do concessions. The musical “Carousel” will be >yieH November 15 and 16 with the 16th being a Sunday matinee. This is something new’ but will not conflict with football playoffs this way. The Maynard Fergeson concert was discussed and everyone was reminded to sell tickets for the October 15 concert. The next meeting is scheduled for November 3 at 7:30 p.m. in the choir room.

evacuation fire drill coming

held in conjunction with Fire Prevention W’eek. WOWO radio Vice President and General Manager Stephen Schram has announced that the fire drill will take place on Thursday, Oct. 9, at 9:50 a m. It will be conducted at the Brentwood Elementary School in Fort Wayne and the alarm will be broadcast on WOW’O radio 1190. Brentwood Elementary has

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IBli • B " ■ Li ▼ ' TRIP TO THE ZOO — Pictured is Mrs. Landrigan with several of the second grade students from Milford Elementary School who went on a field trip to the Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo. Seated clockwise are Kelli Haab. Jerry Schmucker. Ryan Mikel. Teresa Miller and Wendi Replogle. < Photo by Leslie Miller)

Milford trip to the zoo

The second grade from Milford Elementary School recently went on an educational field trip to the Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo. Before going on the trip the students studied about animals in the science book, saw a filmstrip on zoo animals and went through an educational packet sent to each classroom from the zoo. The

Homecoming dinner

The Music Department ot Wawasee High School is planning a special concert and pizza dinner for Homecoming Night on Friday. Oct. 10. in the commons area of the high school. The dinner will be served from 5-7 p.m. and the Variety Homecoming Show will take place during the dinner from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Performing in the Variety Show will be the Varsity Singers in their debut performance, the Dream Company. The Dream Company is a new addition to the music department and is a "swing” group composed of 15 women singers. Included in their performance will be "Don’t Sit Under The Apple Tree,” “Let Me Dance For You,” and "When I Grow Too Old To Dream," by Sigmund Romberg.

been chosen as the site for thee event because it is a school primarily for handicapped students. The alarm will be pulled by a handicapped student under the direction of WOWO news reporter, Roger Rayl. The Fort Wayne Fire Department will respond to the alarm as if At were an actual fire emergency. 3 The actual sounding of the alarm will be preceded at 9:45

Sponseller. Stephanie Berkey. Amy Conroy. Kristy Parsons. Michelle W altemath. Diane Coppes. Sherri Beer. Tammy Geiger. Renee Beer and Principal Ned Speicher. From the left in row three are Jennifer Kline. Jenny Hoene. Kara Zimmerman. Staci Foy. Danielle Miner. Amy Eberly and Sherry Gould. Absent were Jeff Stookey. Traci Shoemaker and Derek Smith. < Photo by Glen Long)

study packet focused on the feet of different animals that would be seen at the zoo. The trip was not only educational. but enjoyable. The zoo provided an opportunity to develop positive attitudes toward animals as well as promote a curiosity about nature. After spending the morning at

The Varsity Singers will be singing. "Smile." written by Charlie Chaplin: "Kingdom Os Love;" the country hit. "Rocky Top.” and "If I Loved You." a selected preview from the fall musical to be presented in November. Also included in the show will be special musical selections performed by members from each group and "alumni" Varsity Singers. The dinner will include pizza, salad, and drink. Tickets may be purchased from members of the Varsity Singers and the Dream Company or at the door. Alumni members of Varsity Singers who would like to perform at the concert are asked to call Steve Bailey at Wawasee High School.

a m. by a fire safety program produced by the WOWO News Department. This program will be concerned with fire safety regulations for homes, businesses and schools. More than 850 schools in Indiana, Ohio and Michigan have been invited to participate in the drill. Schools have been instructed to monitor WOWO radio for the alarm sounding prior to evacuating their school buildings. Open house at North Webster North Webster School will be having its yearly open house on Thursday, Oct. 21, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. The public will have the opportunity to walk throughout the newly remodeled and redecorated school and parents will be able to visit with teachers, counselors and administrators during the evening. Refreshments will be served in the cafeteria.

the zoo. the classes picnicked at nearby Franke Park and returned in time for school dismissal. There were 80 students, five teachers and seven parents who accompanied the group. Bicycling record Sean O’Keefe. 11. the youngest person on record to bicycle across the United States, pedaled 3,250 miles from Santa Monica. Calif., to New York City in 26 days, says National Geographic World. School lunch , menu ■ WAWASEE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL October 13-17 MONDAY — Cream chicken on biscuit or pig-in-a-poke sandwich, buttered peas, fresh apple slices, and milk TUESDAY — Lasagna w/garlic bread or deli cold.plate, buttered broccoli, peach slices, and milk WEDNESDAY — Pancakes and sausage or pork barbecue sandwich, hash browns, mixed fruit, cinnamon roll, and milk THURSDAY — Macaroni and cheese w/ham salad sandwich or submarine sandwich, mixed vegetables, prunes, and milk FRIDAY — Pizza or fish strips w/French fries, lettuce salad, pineapple chunks, cookie, and milk Menu subject to change. MILFORD SYRACUSE NORTH WEBSTER ELEMENTARY AND JUNIOR HIGH October 13-17 MONDAY - Pig-in-a-poke, tater tots, baked beans, jello w/fruit, and milk TUESDAY — Goulash, lettuce salad, pineapple slice, cheese bun, and milk WEDNESDAY - Chicken noodle soup, celery and carrot sticks, peach half, peanut butter bread, baked item, and milk THURSDAY — Cook s choice FRIDAY — Pizza burger sandwich, French fries, pear half, blueberry cobbler, and milk Menu subject to change. Self-help The surest place to find a helping hand is at the end of your own arm. — Globe. Mason City. la.