The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 33, Milford, Kosciusko County, 30 September 1987 — Page 10

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., September 30,1987

School news

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THIRD GRADERS STI DY THEMSELVES — These students in Suzie Yeager’s third grade class at Milford Elementary School has been studying their body parts and functions as have all other third graders in the Wawasee School Corp. Holding their “bodies” are, from the left, Kasee Speicher, Kari

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Beer, Lindsey Kaiser, Daron Price, Roy Navarro and Chris Pollock. On Monday, Oct. 5, third graders will be taking a field trip to Ft. Wayne. They will visit McMillen Center for Health Education and the Foellinger-Freimann Botanical Conservatory. (Photo by Glen Long)

Second graders present play Mrs. Eloyce Van Lue’s second grade reading class at Syracuse Elementary School presented the play “Good Friend Johnny Appleseed” to the second grade last Friday morning, Sept 25. The children dressed in Pioneer cdstumes and sang songs about the famous character. Cast members included- Jared Mahnensmith as Roger; Brandy Tarvers, Lisa; Sam Rude, Mr Strong; Sarah Williams, Mrs. Strong; Rusty Van Lue, Johnny Appleseed; Cliff Swartz, Chief Chickaue; Luke Matz and Josh Cole, announcers; Tara Miles and Maren Wanggaard, The Yum Yum girls; and Erica Cooper, who presented an apple finger play Completing the unit of study was Johnny Appleseed Day, Tuesday. Sept. 29. The second grade made apple sauce, had apple product tastings, film strips, made an apple recipe book, and listened to a story about apples. A trip to Miller's Apple Orchard in Nappanee is being planned for October 9 to complete the unit.

School lunch menu WAWASEE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL October 5-9 MONDAY — Macaroni and cheese w/ham salad sandwich or hamburger sandwich, buttered green beans, strawberries and bananas, and milk TUESDAY— Cream chicken on a biscuit or pig-in-a-poke, California blend, peach cobbler, peanut butter fudge, and milk WEDNESDAY —, Pancakes and sausage or chicken patty, hash browns, mixed fruit, and milk THURSDAY — Beef and noodles, whipped potatoes or ham dinger sandwich, buttered peas, jello w/fruit and topping, deviled egg, and milk FRIDAY — Pizzaboat, buttered corn, cherry applesauce, cookie, and milk Menus subject to change. MILFORD SYRACUSE NORTH WEBSTER ELEMENTARY AND JUNIOR HIGH October 5-9 MONDAY — Ham dinger sandwich w/cheese slice, tater tots, peach half, baked item, and milk TUESDAY— Chicken and dumplings, buttered carrots, pineapple rings, jello cubes in cream, and milk v WEDNESDAY — Ravioli,' lettuce salad, fresh grapes, hot roll w/butter, and milk THURSDAY - Beef and noodles, wnippea potatoes, buttered green beans, mixed fruit, peanut butter fudge, and milk FRIDAY — Fish sandwich w/ tarter sauce, mixed vegetables, pear half, potato chips, and milk Menus subject to change.

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In kindergarten we . . . ' I w l"' '■ 1 iIANEUIHMRII 1 41 U . jIH Hl* HtZ-Z /' vw gwgaEajtlaMK f y x I / lAwl Km l y " JSSy SSBjn i — b t A't ■ » \ IN KINDERGARTEN WE HAVE FUN — Students in Julie Gunden’s kindergarten class at Milford Elementary School each have a full half day of enjoyable learning activities every day. Aaron Allen said he plays outside, goes to different play stations, colors and paints. He said he hadn’t met many new people and then proceeded to name everyone around him. Carrie Walton said she likes all her kindergarten activities. She said the class colors pictures, does math, has recess, listens to stories and talks about bugs and people. Pictured with balloon letter-people are from the left, Frank Perales, Shad Krull, Julie Beer and Cameron Beer. (Photo by Glen Long) K <Ji g , ili I Jtocxx - <> mI STRONG SMELL — A look tells it all as kindergartner George Coquillard shies away from one of the samples given to him by Mrs. Hoover, Prime Time paraprofessional, during a unit on the five senses. Lindsey Richardson looks on during the experiment, which is being done in Syracuse kindergarten classes to teach the children about smelling, touching, tasting, hearing, and seeing, and how one sense interacts with another.

IN READINESS WE... — Lorena Vallejo is busy working on a class project in readiness class at North Webster. The class has recently worked on the alphabet and letter sounds and has memorized a song for each letter. The students have enjoyed working with plastic letter people and drawing the letters on paper. They are also involved in cutting, pasting, creating pictures, doing number worksheets, and many other projects. Readiness is a class between kindergarten and first grade. (Photo by Carla Gaff) < >