The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 13, Milford, Kosciusko County, 13 May 1987 — Page 11

School news

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■ # “BEAR’LY VISIBLE — Kindergarten classed at Syracuse School help celebrate teddy bear week by posing with their furry friends.

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MILFORD SIXTH GRADE TRACK TEAM — Coach Cheryl Mataning and her Milford speedsters posed for this photo before the three-way track meet with North Wtebster and Syracuse on Monday. May 11. From the left in front are Tiffany Hainge, Erin Mort, Lisa Kiotz, Zulema Aguilar, Jill Williams and Krista Brumbaugh. In back are Coach Manning, Trisha Hostetler, Kristen Galegor, Betsy Henderson, Erika Lange, Denise Zuniga and Tricia Wuthrich. Absent was track member Alecia Krull. (Photo by Glen Long) '

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PREPARING FOR PAN-AM GAMES — Students at North Webster are preparing for the PanAni games this summer by studying the different countries that will be involved. Displaying their work are, from left. Wayland Fox, Joseph Graham and David Smith. < Photo by Carla (Jaff)

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CELEBRATE PIONEER DAYS — Students in Mrs. Ummel’s fourth grade class at North Webster will be presenting a short skit entitled “A Keg of Gunpowder” on May 15. Shown in their costumes are, from left, Jill Atwood, Jennifer Rikhcreek, Mike Totten, Eric Wagoner and Courtney Singrey. (Photo by Carla Gaff)

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TOUR PRINTING PLANT — Children in the class taught by Gail Rodriguez at the Milford Christian School toured the printing plant of The Papers Incorporated in Milford last Friday. Shown front are Rusty Rumfelt, Derek Custer, Karissa Evans, Darcy-Replogle and Mary Shoitey. In back are Matt Replogle, Greg Replogle and Andy Rumfelt. (Photo by Carla Gaff)

Various' activities centering around the famed stuffed animal were planned this week, with a teddy bear picnic culminating the event.

Syracuse to hold May PTO meetings

The annual cn-meetings of thi? Syracuse schools’ PTO will be held in the Elementary Learning Resource Center as follows: Tuesday, May 19, 7 p.m.; Wednesday, May 20,12 noon PTO members are encouraged to attend at least one of these comeetings. Two important items on the agenda are: 1) Selection of this year’s PTO projects from the funds raised; and 2) Election of officers for the 1987-88 PTO board. The slate of officers being presented by the nominating committee is as follows: C o - p r e s i d e rft\d a y t i m e meetings — Courtney Blue Co-secretary, daytime meetings — Carolyn Umbaugh

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RECIPIENT OF SCHOLARSHIP — Stephen D. Schmahl has been selected as the recipient of an Honors Division Scholarship for his freshman year at Indiana University in Bloomington. Honors Division Scholarships, I Indiana University’s most prestigious undergraduate scholarships, are awarded on a competitive basis by a faculty committee to students with outstanding high school records. This scholarship is automatically reviewedTAweach of the three upperclass yean<if certain criteria are met by the wHident. Schmahl is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Schmahl, r 1, Syracuse, and has been a member of the varsity swim team, Siational Honor Society, Varsity Club, and was inducted into the Wawasee .Academic Hall’ of Fame.

U of I award for Lori Keim

Lori A. Keim, a senior at the University of Indianapolis, was recently honored at the regional meeting of the international history honor society, Phi Alpha Theta. Keim presented a paper at the University of Notre Dame. Her paper, “The Response of Indiana College Students to the Cambodian Invasion and the Kent State Tragedy,” was selected for the Best Undergraduate Paper Award. Keim, a 1983 graduate of Wawasee High School, is majoring in history. She is a member of Sigma Tau Delta (English honorary) and Mu Phi Epsilon (music honorary).

Troy Dull Your graduation ’represents years of hard work, frustration and agony. I (Thank goodness your teachers lived through M

Movie Nite at library

The Milford Public Library is featuring two Abbott and Costello films on Monday evening, June 1, at 7 p.m. The movie night is being cosponsored by the First National Bank and the Milford Public Library. Each family is welcome to take cans of pop. Popcorn will be furnished by the First National Bank. Kids are encouraged to take their moms and dads and go to the movies in Milford on June 1.

Co-president. evening meetings — Stephanie Szynal Co-secretary, evening meetings — Sylvia Gargett Joint treasurer — Ed Sorenson Nominations may be submitted, in writing and signed, by any PTO member up through May 19 with the consent of the nominee and will be accepted from the floor at the evening meeting only. Nominations will then be closed at the evening meetingUefCre the vote is taken. Haney among ? Westminster scholars On Saturday, May 2,97 outstanding students at Westminster College, New Wilmington, Pa., selected for endowed scholarships and awards and other scholarships and prizes, were recognized at the college’s annual spring honors convocation. This was one of the featured events of Westminster’s May Day-Parents’ Day festivities. Karen L. Haney, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Larry (Dorothy) Haney, r 2, Milford, received two awards —- the Henrietta Lee Scholarship, awarded to juniors in recognition of creative achievement and scholastic performance, and the Thomas V. Margaret Mansell Scholarship, awarded to deserving students. Haney is a 1984 graduate of Wawasee High School.

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PREPARING FOR CRAFT SHOW - The North Webster Schools are sponsoring a craft show and fish-fry Friday evening, May 15, from 4:30 until 8 p.m. The craft show is being arranged by art teachers Josette Abrams and Denise Garner, home ec teacher Mary Jane Thompson and industrial arts teacher Jim White. Shown in the front row, from left, with their projects are Chad Everts, Jennifer Boyere and Scott Williamson. In back are Chris Chaiiant, Mike Smith, Joni Simpson and Jennifer Bohrt. (Photo by Carla Gaff)

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NEW EQUIPMENT — The kindergarten group of the Lakeland Daycare Center, Syracuse, demonstrated the new equipment purchased from donations and a memorial for David Walley during the annual Daycare Center open house, Tuesday, May 5. A total of 80 guests attended and took park in craft activities and a sing-a-long. Guests were also presented a performance of “The Duel” and other readiness activities. Snacks were shared by the children with guests. The Lakeland Daycare Center is a United Way agency. Shown on the equipment, in front from left, are Nicole Loss, Troy Greiger and Molly Hare. In back are Jessica Allen. Sara Ball and Jessica Likens. (Photo bv Deb Patterson)

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