The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 10, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 April 1987 — Page 10

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., April 22,1987.

Sch’ool news

31 seniors are inducted into Wawasee's Academic Hall of Fame

Wawasee High School inducted 31 seniors into its Academic Hall of Fame, Saturday, April 18, at, Maxwelton Golf Club. High school officials also inducted students dating back to 1969. Inducted into the hall from the present graduating class were Scott Baker, Angela Barton, Amy Beep, Sarah Boyer, David Brockers, Shelly Daniels, Renee Gammiere, Jack Jennings, Jennifer Kline, Kristina Lange, ? Tressa Littleton, Phil Maish, Tim Mangas, Eric Metcalf, Mark Miller, Russell Molencupp, Heidi Musser, Michael Neterer. J. Andrew Parr, Todd Roberts, Kristi Rowe, Stephen Rozow, Debra Schafer, Julia Schmahl. Stephen Erik Sharp, Scott Shoemaker, Paula Smith, Jerrod Stoller, Ann Vitaniemi, and Rhonda Wilson

First inductees into the Academic Hall of Fame For the first time, Wawasee High School held an Academic Hall of Fame recognition banquet Saturday evening at Maxwelton Golf Club near Syracuse. This academic recognition for students was brought into being by Wawasee’s principal, Ned Speicher. The objectives for the hall of fame are to create a policy to honor outstanding • academic accomplishments by the students and to promote a I student striving for excellence. The criteria for admittance to the hall of fame is that all students must have a 3.5 GPA (grade point average) or above at the completion of the seventh semester at Wawasee High School to qualify. All students who have a GPA of 3.3 to 3.5 and have accumulated 18 or more academic requirements (social studies, mathematics, science, language arts) at the completion of the seventh semester at Wawasee are qualified for the Academic Hall of Fame. The Academic Hall pf Fame will be located in the commons on the east brick wall. All the students inducted into the hall of fame from the 1986-87 school year or into the future will have their classes’ group photograph of the academic award winners displayed. Previous graduating students who are qualified will have their names engraved Oman Academic Hall of Fame plaque and displayed. 5 All 1986-87 Academic Hall of Fame inductees received a specially designed academic ring from Wawasee to horior them > for their outstanding accomplishments. Each hall of fame student in turn awarded a plaque to the educator who had the greatest positive influence on his educational career. The Academic Hall of Fame banquet and awards for future years will be funded jointly through Wawasee High School funds and through community donations.

Also inducted into the prestigious hall of fame from other graduating classes were: Class of 1986 — Ann Alford, Christine Baumgartner, Heidi Beer,

... *. — x SWww’''“ T ’’ ?' > fife 'flEßr'Sl CURRICULUM COMMITTEE — After the Wawasee School Corporation Textbook Adoption Committee has selected new books the curriculum committee steps into study the selections. Here, the Science Curriculum Committee is studying the new text during a session in the North Webster school library. From left are Jay Smith from North Webster, Rich Bender from Milford. Jim Hite also from North Webster and Ralph Bushong from Syracuse. (Photo by Carla Gaff)

Winner of the 1987 Favorite Contest of Bob List Pho'ogrophy Linda and her sponsor will recede '■ a free dinner at Vincent s Restaurant in Syracuse LINDA WOLFF. New Lenox. 111. afers/..- ■ i " , ■rajdjL*? A' '. t ' Igb. i tUhV '*■ i Shanna Randall. Warsaw Devon Marsh. Etna Green JF ,RI —HI r?sl iJRtf Brooks Vonksninghom, MlHord luonno Conor Warsaw

Pamela Foyle, Stephen Galegor, Jr., Jeanine Gunn, Laura Haney, Lance Lantz, Julia McDaniel, Kelly Rensberger, Bethanie Roe, Carl Rouch, Richard Thompson, Brad Traviolia, and Lynette Walsh. Class Os 1985 — Jay Baumgartner, Randall Beer, Keith Burbank, Sheri Bushong, Robert Carter, Amy Clouse, Cathy Cobbum, Michelle Courtney, Douglas Gerstner, Amy Glassley, Kelly Green, John Hapner, Kimberly Hart, J. Lachlan McLean, Michael Pang, Sandra Payne, Randal Roe, Amanda Siegfried, Karla Stichter, Seth Swihart, Todd Wehmeyer,-and John Wilkinson. Class of 1984 — Jerry Auer, Scott Badskey, Melissa Baumgartner, Lana Beer, Michelle Berkey, Angela Bess, Sharon Bohnstedt, Nancy .Carroll, Ronald Daniels, James Evans, Karen Haney, Joyce Hoile, Cindy Knotts, Karen Miller, Jeffrey Morgan, Dana Nigbdr, Tamara Noel, Kenneth Schafer, Ronald Schwartz, Jr., Verefte Sweet, Tonv

Troup, Jon Vitaniemi, Mark Walker, and Ryan Wuthrich Class of 1983 ~ Steven Alford, Qsa Clever, G. Ross Dahlstrom, William Dixon, Krista Everts, Sandra Her

nandez, Gina Hurd, Lori Keim, Rosalie Rouch, Julie Schieler, Robert Schutt, Carrie Shoertiaker, Teresa Smith, Scott Stuzman, Jennifer Wozniak, and Andrgw Wysong. Class of 1982 — Annette Beer, Rhon da Black, Brian Brannock, June Brown, Jill Haab, William Harting, Suzanne Hill, Laura Jones, Lori Kammerer, Angela Laub, Jeff Long, Mary Medlock, Gayle Miller, Michele. Miller, Nancy Norman, Scott Parker, Portia Price,'Vince Price, Beth Pritchard, Sdzanne Schmucker, Joni Schultz, David Siegfried, Jr., Norine Sorensen, Lori Staley. Jennifer Steele, Kent Stichter, Stacy Wall, and Tonda Yeager. Class of 1981 — Timothy Bause, Heather Beer. Lonni Black, Sunny Boggs, Michael Calobrace, Diane Dieterly, Carla Eastlund, Brett Fawley, Susan Freeman, Margaret Gans, Josette Glon, Tammie Qoodspeed, Wayne Heffner, Brenda Hunter, Jeffrey LeGro, Amber “Lehman, John Locke, ToddMoerchen, Susan Naab, Amy Reed, Andrea Stef fen, Kathleen Stichter, Traci Streby, Michael Vanderveer Class of 1980 — Cameron Boyer, Michael Brannock, Laura Brouwer, Lynn Brown, Beth Burke, G. Gregory Carpenter, Carla Darr, Vicki Gingerich, Jane Haffner, Tyler Haines, Rodney Hamman, Raymond Hively, Christina Kauffman, Jac queline Lewis, Jill Lewis, Christian McFarland, Jerilyn Meditch, Sharon Meek, Jan Miller, Gregory Moerchen, Kandi Mort, Michael Murray, Linda Perry, Carol Phillabaum, Marjorie Pittman, Jill Sliger, Deborah Smith, Richard Steele, Melodie Tom, Peggy Waterson, and Christine Wozniak. Class of 1979 — Nancy Amos, Scott Arnold, Martha Baumle, Mary Bau mle, Philip Beer, Kathryn Bice, Vicki Counts, Deborah Dieterly, Linda Glassley, Jacquelynn Glon, John Haff ner, Gayle Haney, Lori Henderson. Mischelle Johnston. Laura Keen, Kay Kirkpatrick, Mark Lantz, Kelli Price. Mary Silveus,.Michael Slabaugh, Lori Sliger, Darsee Staley, Mark Stiffler, Kathy Troup, and Douglas Van Lue. Class of 1978 — Rebecca Ball, Roger Baumgartner, Kathy Beer, Teresa Blue, Kathy Brouwer! Kimberly Calobrace, Teresa Carpenter, Tammi Franke, Lisa Gose, Eileen Harbes, Vicki Medlock, Lorraine Meek, Diane Pittman, Janet Rhodes, Bryan Smith, Terry Smith, Philip Stichter, Rachel Stiffler, Breivf“STufzTnah, Lydia Tucker, Judith Willard, and Rex Wuthrich. Class of 1977 — Steven Badskey. Rebecca Busch, Caryl. Coy, Susan Gans, Vickie Glancy. Andrea Griffith/ Todd Haines, Esti Keen, Diartie Kesler, David Koble, Susan Krog, Lori Littlefield, Daniel Ma/Wn, Patricia McQuillian, John T*iaab, Sharon Oakes, Dawn Price, Sandra Rinker, James Schrock, Susan Shank,

Registration on April 27 for leagues All persons interested in participating in summer youth leagues should be present at the North Webster Elementary school for registration night on April 27 from 6:30-8 p.m. Anyone who. is not able to attend should call 834-7893 or 834-2578. Persons registering after May 1 will be charged a late charge. •

Syracuse Community Nursery School Registration Saturday, May 9,1987 8:30 A.M.-l 1:30 A.M. $lO Registration Fee Birth Certificate Is Required c St. Andrew's United Methodist Church, Syracuse Call Jane Naughler, 856-4531 For Information

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ACADEMIC HALL OF FAME MEMBERS — Wawasee High School held its first dyer Academic Hall of Fame Recognition Dinner Saturday, April 18, at the Maxwelton Country Club with 31 seniors being honored. The honored students are shown above. From left in front are Todd Roberts, Tim Mangas. Scott Shoemaker, Mike Neterer, .1. Andrew Parr, Eric Metcalf. Scott Baker and Steve RoZoW.- .

Brian Slabaugh, Marie Startek, Den nis Troyer, Douglas Troyer, Mary Watkins, Franclin Weicht, and Ronald Wuthrich. Class of 1976 - Larry Allen, Kerri Augsburger, Beth Beer, Kathleen Brandon, Barbara Brpuwer, Patricia Bryant, Jennifer Cox, Daniel Dieterly, Debra Engleberth, Jane Fawley. William Gerstner, Kathi Goins. Patricia Hougey, Mark Koble, Kathy Koenigshof, John Kroh, Elizabeth Mahorney; Susan McQuiilian, Karen Moore, Sherry Myers, Leisa Napier. Roy Newman, Douglas Pollock, Jerry Rhodes, Kay Rowe, Michael Silveus, Craig Sorenson, Marlys Staley, Melin da Tom, Dyanne Tracy, and Amy Van Laningham. " Class’ of 19/5 Peggy Beer. -Karen - Butcher, Sarah Coy, Sandra Gerenc ser, Alice Gunden, Shannon Hall, Con nie Hoopingarner, Mary Kunkle, Bar bara Labra, Michael Lantz, Debra Miller, Nicolas Miller, Judy Moser. Ruth Mullett, Vincent Niebert. Frank Nyikos, .Jr., Toby Popenfoose, Amy Purdum, Sharon Rapp, Steven Rhodes, Kathryn Steffen, Debra Stutz man, Jane Wilson, and Nancy Wyant ... Class of 1974 Lee Beer, Sandra ■ £ STUDENT PAGE — Mate Evans, 16, son of Max and Marlene Evans, Milford, served as a senate page for State Senator John Augsburger. the 49th day of the 19X7 legislative session. Evans is a sophomore- at Wawasee High School. Student pages spend one day at the Statehouse assisting senators and senate staff members with a variety of legislature-related activities and learning about the structure of Indiana's - state government. According to the senator, visiting the state Capitol and serving as a page in the In-' diana General Assembly is a veryeducational experience for young people because it provides them with the opportunity to directly observe and participate in the legislative process. Good training According to a recent poll by the Gallup Organization, 7B per cent of people with someone in their household who has had training at a trade or technical school rate that training as good or excellent.

Beer, Rick Brannock, Ann Brice, Susan Connolly, Diane Cook, Willa Detwiler, Wilma Detwiler, William Fawley, Cynthia Hyndman, Kathy Kell. Susan Niles, Mark Reiff, Rebec ca Replogle, Jeffrey Rhodes, and Joni Rupprecht. Class of 1973 — Caron Carr, Connie Christner, Susan Clark, Rhonda Hurd, Cindy Kinney, Michael Klenke, Timothy Moser, Charles Rapp, Steffen, David Stichter, Craig Tucker, Darcy Wolterman, and Michael Zurcher Class of 1972 — Karen Allen, Susan Baker, Charles Baldwin, Kerry Bar rett, Teresa Beer, Janet Criswell, Nancy Crowl, Peggy Guard, Nancy Holcomb, William Leemon, Gretchen Love, Clark Rassi, John Rhodes, Deborah Rich, Barbara Rush; Lydia Shearer, Scott Staley, Lawrence Stidham, Sandra Strand, Marsha Strickler, Mark Treesh, Dallas Um me I, and George Xanders, 111 Class of 1971 — David Cory, Randy Coverstone, WHliam Cumings, Donald Hasse, Sally Miller, Elaine Stichter, Susan Stone, Jan Swartz, and Dianne Van Lue. , Class of 1970 — Carla Alvey, Vickie Grace College offers 'VIP Day' for seniors Wawasee High School seniors are invited'to take advantage,of "VIP Day" on the Grace College campus at Winona Lake. Saturday. May 2. The event is intended to acquaint students with college life and the program and facilities at Grace, for those in the process of deciding which college to attend and a program of study. ','VIP Day" will feature activities with faculty and students, as well as discussions with college officials about admissions and financial aid. Housing is available at the college or in area motels. For further information, call the Grace College admissions office at. 1-800-845-2930.

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RECEIVE ATHLETIC AW ARDS — Athletic awards for 'the 19X6-87 school year were recently presented during a school convocation at North Webster. Eighth grade student Barb Signorelli was presented the girls’ gymnastics award for most valuable player, while Dan Clevenger received the top wrestling award. (Photo by Carla Gaff)

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In the middle row left are Debra Schafer, Mark Miller, Shelly Daniels, Russell Molencupp, Sarah Boyer, Jennifer Kline, Amy Beer, Renee Gammiere, Jack Jennings, Kristi Rowe and Jerrod Stoller. In back are David Broekers, Angie Barton, Rhonda Wilson, Paula Smith, Ann Vitaniemi, Kristina Lange, Heidi Musser, Tressa Littleton, Julie Schmahl. Steve Schmahl and Erik Sharp. Phil Maish w as not present when the photo was taken. (Photo by Mark Huffman)

Arnold, Patricia Beer, Rebecca Brown, Amy Coy. Bridget Davenport, James Hasse, Brenda Hurd, Carol Kroh, Teresa Plank, David Rider, Susan Smith, Keith Stichter, Daniel

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Freshman wdcome set for /May 28

. On Thursday. May 28. Wawasee High School will be hosting the Sixth Annqal Freshman Welcome Night, which will start with registration at 6:30 p.m. Following a brief introduction at 7 p m. in the auditorium.

Van Lue, and Karen Webb Class of 1969 -?- Dan Beer, Debra Bockman, Gary Brown, Mary Col eman, Rebecca Eyer, Ben Fowler, Sharon Frederick, Norman Geible,

incoming freshmen from Milford. North Webster, and Syracuse will enjoy an evening of fun and friends. Invitations were mailed to each eighth grade student this week and reservation cards need to be mailed back by Friday. April 24. The cards must be signed by a parent in order for them to attend. Anyone needing transportation should indicate this on their reservation card. This event gives Eighth grade students an opportunity to get together for the first time as the Wawasee High School Class of 1991. Students will become more familiar with the facilities and meet new classmates while participating in an evening of scheduled activities, including a dance. Parents of incoming freshmen are invited to attend the event, also. They will have the opportunity to meet other parents and faculty members, tour the building and have refreshments. The Wawasee faculty and staff members are. enthusiastic about the event ancTconsider it an excellent chants to students to begin the adjustment process leading to a successful four years of high school. Members of this year's Freshman Welcome are: Cathy registration; Dave and Sylvp Gargett. dance; Ron and Cinda Douglas, volleyball; Tom and Karen Stiver, relays; Lynn and Becky Ertel, team captains; Dave arid Linda Stookey, scavenger hunt ; Dennis and Julie

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Deßois. photographers. Linda Doll, North Webster, Marilyn Finlinson, Syracuse, and Mary Meyers, Milford, are cochairwomen of this year’s event. Team captains are still needed to help at this event. Any parents interested should contact their chairwomen. Art show and industrial arts exhibit at WHS The students and faculty of Wawasee High School invite the public to the annual art show and industrial arts exhibit. The display will be held in the commons area of High School on April 24 and 25. The show will be open to the public, free of charge, from 4-9 p.m. on Friday, April 24, and from 1-5 p.m. on Saturday. April 25. Judging of the show will take place Saturday morning. First, second, third place, and honorable mention ribbons will be awarded to each art category. A "Best-of-show" piece will be chosen from the first place winners and it will be purchased by the school and put on permanent display in auditorium hallway. Enrollment increase There has been an 18 percept increase in enrollment over the last two years in private career schools. -