The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 41, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 November 1987 — Page 10

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., November 25,1987

School news

Helping Hands eject officers

I By TRICIA WUTHRICH Reporter The Milford Helping Hands 4-H Club met on Nov. 17 in the home of Renee. Rita and Rachel Beer. The 4-H pledge was led by Jennifer Seemeyer and the American Pledge was led by Tricia Wuthrich. Erin Webster, Barbara Leininger and Jenny Sorenson were welcomed as new members New officers were elected for the coming year. Rita Beer is president; Ericka Lange, vice president; Emily Webster, secretary; Barbara Leininger,

Fifth graders do 'fun things'

I By Jaime Egolf Girl Scout Troop 130 The fifth grade Girl Scouts do a lot of fun things. One thing we did was have an overnight. The overnight was titled “50’s 60 s Party” We dressed like we were in the “50’s and 60’s." Some girls, wore

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COACHES’ CHOICE — Mike Yoder and Jodi Brumbaugh were both recently named recipients of Coaches' Awards in their respective sports at Syracuse Junior High School. The award is given annually to the top male and female athlete in fall sports. Yoder played quarterback and linebacker for the Yellowjackets seventh and eighth grade football team, while Brumbaugh played on the seventh and eighth grade volleyball team.

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treasurer; Moni Lange, devotions; Tricia Wuthrich, reporter; Anna Meyers and Holly Beer, health and safety; Rachel Beer and Jenny Sorenson, song leaders; and Jill Seemeyer and Jenny Beer, recreation. The group was led by Emily Webster as it sang “This Old Man" and "The4-H Song.” Devotions were given by Lisa Webster on “New Beginnings.” Recreation called follow the leader was led by Tricia Wuthrich and Demonstrations were given by Renee, Rita and Rachel Beer. The meeting was then adjourned and lunch was served.

painted bell bottom jeans, tie dyed shirts, rolled up jeans, or sweater and a poodle skirt. We all had a lot of fun. We learned some dances, and listed to music. Some of the girls did skits. Another thing we're planning on doing is making cookies for the fire station. We would be making them for a service project.

■Jf ■ mt. 5 ’ m he - Ei * i yK* w RS K ? •. * w t 5 Bk KJRI -- . 1 THANKSGIVING FUN — Students in Mrs. Wright’s second grade class at --r" '•> <, 'j- Syracuse Elementary School prepare for Thanksgiving by coloring boy and girl HflUb - tk .2 pilgrims, producing Indian sand paintings, and making hear skins. 4h ■Jr ‘A ln lhe photo at top h>rt - from lefl ,o * '« ht - are: Peter VV . Amanda Shilo B. ' w .mmH Kara M„ CliffS., and Sarah W. Jody K " and Erik w * In the to P Photo, finishing sand paintings, are: Kari W., Meghan L„ Kirby D„ Rusty V.. and Farhan Haq.

School lunch menu

MILFORD SYRACUSE NORTH WEBSTER ELEMENTARY AND JUNIOR HIGH November 30-December 4 MONDAY — Macaroni and cheese, ham salad sandwich, buttered green beans, apple crisp, and milk TUESDAY— Italian spaghetti, buttered broccoli, mixed fruit, hot roll w/butter. and milk WEDNESDAY - Cream chicken on biscuit. California blend, pear half, deviled egg, and milk THURSDAY — Cheeseburger sandwich, onion rings, peach slices, chocolate brownie, and milk FRIDAY — Pizza, lettuce salad, cherry applesauce, cookie, and milk WAWASEE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL November 30-December 4 MONDAY — Cheeseburger pie

or deli cold plate, buttered broccoli, diced peaches and bananas, and milk TUESDAY— Dry beef gravy on a biscuit or submarine sandwich, buttered peas, mixed fruit, and milk WEDNESDAY - Fried chicken w/whipped potatoes and gravy or hot ham and cheese

Name honor students at Milford School

The following students have been named to the Milford School honor roll for the first nine-week grading period: Distinguished Grade eight — Rita Beer, Jenny Lotter, Trisha Mikel, Loretta Schafer and Kerri Speicher Grade seven — Jenny Beer. Sarah Cripe, Erika Lange, Lisa Tessmann, Emily Webster and Matt Wilkinson Grade six — Crista Dippon and Jessica Mitchell Regular Grade eight — David Bachota, Tim Bradley, Jason Brown, Jeff Grindle, Mel Hobbs, Shawn Mast, Lisa Miller and Mason Robbins Grade seven — Matt Beer, Chad Dippon, Kristen Galegor, Lisa Gingerich, Trisha Hostetler, Bryon Kaufman, Ryan Keiper, Lisa Klotz, Alecia Krull, Spencer Long, Erin Mort, Malena

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sandwich, buttered green beans, cherry cobbler, and milk THURSDAY — Vegetable soup w/bologna and cheese sandwich or Spanish hot dog, criss cut fries, pineapple chunks, and milk FRIDAY — Pizza boats, onion rings, strawberries and bananas, cookie, and milk

Schmucker, Jennifer Seemeyer, Jill Seemeyer, Mindy Smith and Tricia Wuthrich Grade six — Jason Angle, Jennifer Bradley, Dan Duncan, Denise Replogle, Jeff Roose, Eric Speicher, Trischa Speicher, Renee Tessmann, Mandy Unruh and Caroline Weiss Legend of the Christmas wreath One legend of the Christmas wreath tells of when Christ was crowned with thg thorns of the holly branches, the White berries turned to blood red. The use of holly wreaths at Christmastime became popular because of this legend. A lighted candle soon was placed in the wreath’s center as a reminder of the new Light of the World — Jesus.

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PRACTICING SONGS FOR CHRISTMAS — The fifth grade special choir at Milford Elementary School has begun to practice for the Christmas program scheduled for Thursday, Dec. 10. They are under the direction of Anne Bushong. In row one from the left are Kim Joyce, Barry Beer, Jenny Sorensen, Aitcia Fitch, Bethany Cockburn, David Speicher, Rachel Beer and Holly Beer. In row two are Kari Strieby, Cori Northrup, Karena Zimmerman, Allison Lambert, Lisa Charlton, Ortie Leemon, David Schafer, Amberly Hobbs ' and Kara Singrey. In row three are Jolene Schmucker, Heather Smith, Rhonda Richardson, Kathy Roose, Robbie Smith, Matt Hurley, Danny Hernandez, Jeff Eades, Stephanie Bender and Gina Hollar. In the back row are Shelly Kidd, Renee Wuthrich, Scott Eisenhour, Adina May, Eric Hamman, Scott Mathews, Jay Haab, Scott Stewart, Jesse Cripe, Christal Stump, Brandy Evans and Mrs. Bushong. (Photo by Glen Long) ,

Penny Pitch at Wawasee

Wawasee High School’s 20th t annual Penny Pitch drive will t take place December 7-11. Two clubs, the National Honor Society and the Key Club, are sponsoring t

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the drive and will deliver food baskets on Saturday, Dec. 12. Collections are taken throughout the week with classes

competing against each other. Over $24,000 has been raised in past Wawasee High School Penny Pitch drives for area needy families. Last year, the drive benefited 98 people in 21 families. Community suggestions are greatly appreciated. If anyone is aware of individuals or families needing any kind of assistance (food, medical, clothing, utilities, etc.), please notify the main office of the high school ’yInformation needed includes the name of the person or family, address, directions on how to get to the home, number of people in the family, dietary restrictions (if any) and type of assistance needed. Referrals should be made by Friday, Dec. 4. * Wawasee High School faculty members in charge of this project are Pam Pletcher, Phil Fawley and Eileen Torrence.

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