The Mail-Journal, Volume 28, Number 3, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 March 1989 — Page 11

School news

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Students honored for achievements

Congratulations to the follow- • ing Wawasee High School students for their achievements. Jeff Boyer was inducted into National Honor Society on Monday evening, Feb. 27. National Honor Society is an organization which selects for its members students showing superiority in acdflemics, community service, leadership, and character. Excelling in area speech meets were Brad Gerstner. who recently won the U.S. Extemporaneous segment at Fort Wayne North s Meet, and Chris Thornton, who Dollars for Scholars begins J'he Wawasee Chapter of Citizens Scholarship Foundation of America, better know as “Dollars for Scholars.” is off and running. This program, operated and supported by the community, has been established to raise and distribute scholarships to students at Wawasee High School. An,awards committee, publicity committee, and campaign committee are now jlist being established, and anybody in the community interested in serving on one of these may contact Mrs. Curtis at 457-3147, extension 614. Area students on dean's list at Ball State Several area students are among those named to the fall semester dean’s list at Ball State University, Muncie. To qualify for the dean's list, an undergraduate must earn a grade point average of 3.6 or 4.0 and carry 12 or more hours of academic work for college credit. Those named to the dean s list include the following: Milford — Stephen S. Galegor. r2box 244. junior Syracuse — Cathy K. Cobbum. 313 Benton St . senior. Amy J Conrov. r 2 box 513. freshman. Shelly L Daniels, r 4 box 135 H. sophomore; and Jennifer L Kern, r 2. senior

placed first in Prose at the Canterbury Meet last Saturday. Placing first at State Solo and Ensemble Competition held in Indianapolis were music students Spencer Martin. Chris Conkling. Jeff Shields, Shea Metcalf. Gina

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Stetler. Becky Roose, Chadd Bartlett. Suzanne Parr. Heather Waldrop, and Jeff Carrillo. Brad Gerstner has been awarded the Lillv Scholarship, a .full four-year scholarship to Wabash College in Crawfordsville.

Career Fair March 9

It has taken lots of hard work, organization, and hundreds of phone calls by guidance counselor, Ruth Angle, but Career Fair is now a reality, and scheduled to take place on Thursday, March 9. Career Fair is the brainchild of Angle, who wanted to give students at Wawasee High School an opportunity to investigate different areas of employment. She began the project with a poll. The results of this poll narrowed the field to approximately 40 careers which will be represented. These careers range from medicine to interior design, including also such areas as engineering, music, law enforcement, law, computer programming, and cosmetology. Among the 40 or so representatives who will be on hand to talk with the students are graduates of Wawasee High School, anxious to share their own experiences with present students. The gymnasium will ‘transform from 8 a.m.-l p.m. to a place where any questions can be answered on a one-to-one basis. Some literature will be available from the representatives, also. Anticipated questions may be how and what kind of preparation is needed for a certain field; what hours are worked, and what kind of pay might be expected; how much job stress is there; and

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more than likely the most often asked question will be just what does the job entail. The representatives have been preparing for any and all questions the students may have. Sophomores and freshmen will be attending Career Fair during the morning hours, with juniors

School lunch menu

WAWASEE COMMUNITY HIGHSCHOOL March 6-10 MONDAY — Ravioli, toss salad, peach cobbler, garlic toast, and milk TUESDAY —■ Macaroni and cheese, buttered broccoli, pear half, ham salad sandwich, and milk WEDNESDAY — French toast sticks, ham patty, hash browns, strawberries and bananas, apple . juice, and milk THURSDAY - Sausage gravy over a biScuit, buttered green beans, pineapple rings, and milk FRIDAY — Chicken noodle soup, tri tater. fresh apple slices, bologna sandwich, cookie, and milk Menus are subject to change. MILFORD SYRACUSE NORTH WEBSTER ELEMENTARY AND - JUNIOR HIGH March 6-10 MONDAY — Lasagna, toss salad, pear half, garlic toast, and

and seniors attending during the noon hour. A student committee has been meeting to finalize plans and last-minute details, such 4s setting up tables and getting out publicity to the student body. With all this preparation and excitement, Career Fair is sure to be a huge success.

milk TUESDAY — French., toast sticks, ham patty, tri tater, fresh banana, orange juice, and milk WEDNESDAY — Chicken noodle soup, bologna sandwich, carrot stick and pickle spear, mixed fruit, and milk THURSDAY — Sausage gravy on a biscuit, California blend, pineapple chunks, stuffed celery w/peanut butter, and milk FRIDAY — Fish nuggets w/tarter sauce, buttered peas, peach slices, cheesecake, bread and butter, and milk Menus are subject to change. Cotton is elected Sigma Chi chairman Chris Cotton, a sophomore at Wabash College, has been elected social chairman of Sigma Chi social fraternity for the spring semester. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David W. Cotton, PO Box 336, Syracuse.

Wed., March 1,1989 —THE MAIL-JOURNAL

A * ' - <• > IBM*' > ' wr i ■ J * B.MMB 1 -' . < ■ mlT*. l 1 11. 1 It ’ SPELLING BEE WINNER — Josh Lambert, left, is the spelling bee winner of the fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth graders at North Webster school. The spelling bee was held at the school last Wednesday. Lambert. 10, is a fifth grader and the son of David and Debbe Lambert, r 1, Pierceton. He won correctly spelling the word “amateur.” Runner-up was Amanda Ousley, 13, a seventh grader, and daughter of Troy and Rhonda Ousley of Leesburg. Shown presenting Lambert with his plaque is Richard Long, school principal. (Photoby Linda Musselman)

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