The Mail-Journal, Volume 29, Number 38, Milford, Kosciusko County, 31 October 1990 — Page 11

School news

15 students on high honor roll at WHS

Wawasee High School has released the names of the high honor and honor roll students for the first nine-week grading period of the 1990-91 school year. To qualify for the high honor roll, the student must have all A’s. For the honor roll, the Student must have all A’s and B’s. High Honor Roll r Seniors — Nicole Eisaman, Jason Hollar, Michael Mattix, Doreen Rager Juniors — Rita Beer, Jenny Lotter, Trisha Mikel, Heather Waldrop, Karen Yoder Sophomores — Jennifer Beer, Erin Mort Freshmen — Clarice Harris, Gretchen Hygema, Mia Rinehold, Carmen Waldrop Honor Roll Seniors — Brent Beer, Keith Bice, Donna Bowling, Brian Bowser, Calvin Coy, Charity Cripe, Aaron Dial, Darrell Doss, Ab Edmonds, Jodi Finlinson, Dawn Firestone, Tom Flees, Shawna Garrage, Matt Haab, Becki Haab, Anita Hernandez, Heather Huffman, Tracey Hygema, Celia Impey, Trina Leamon, Barbara Leininger, Diane Leslie, Shane Madden, Spencer Martin, Lisa Mikel, Todd Miller, Chris Mort, Nicole Neff, Denny Owens, Suzanne Schwartz, Barb Signorelli, Joni Simpson, Anne Sims, Lori Stiver, Lisa Stookey, Ingrid Stuckman, Matt Stump, Christopher Thornton, Heather Tindal, Michael Wanggaard, Zach Waterson, Krista Williams Juniors — Amber Arnett, April Bouse, Terri Clark, Kathy Henwood, Eric Hess, Mel Hobbs, Julie Hodgson, Jill Hoffert, Hope Jarboe, Matt Johnson, John Medlock, Loretta Schafer, Aaron Sincroft, Juli Storey, Jennie Tranter

r vfc/ r'"J*/ "'AB lu z > • B^’-* v QUICK RESPONSE — Three seventh grade students from Mrs. Beal’s English class at Wawasee Middle School show the letters they got from U.S. soldiers recently. The students wrote letters to Warsaw area residents who are stationed in Saudi Arabia. Shown, from left, are: Travis Tanner, Matt Lenfestey, and Sean Dillard. (Photo by Mark Huffman)

to g T? a M> ■***■» i .BW -•'■BE TEAM LEADERS — Seventh grade students at Wawasee Middle School show the banner they made recently to support their team. Shown, from left, are: Margaret Sohi, Kevin Bestul, David Vu, Travis Ball, and Ben Yoder. (Photo by Mark Huffman)

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WHAT A RACKET! — Third. forth and fifth grade gMo from Syracuse Elementary School currently are taking tennis lessons on the Wawasee High School courts. In the spring, the girls will travel to

Sophomores — Debbie Black, Ryan Booher, Jeremy Brickey, Julie Brown, Niki Corbat, Peter Dudchenko, Kara Freeman, Tracy Greenfield, Joel Hadley, Trisha Hostetler, Erika Lange, Joanna Lant, Andy Liberti, Amy Logan, Ericka Lozano, Mary Neterer, Amy Pratt, Jeremy Price, Carrie Schmahl, Catherine Schwartz, Shannon Schweitzberger, Jill Seemeyer, Amanda Smith, Joli Timm, Ryan Van Hook, Amber White, Jennifer Wipert, Tricia Wuthrich Freshmen — Michael Atkins, Tara Barnett, Kurt Beer, Cassie

Barbara Tirrell visiting schools

Actress Barbara Tirrell will be visiting the Warsaw area through November 4 as she performs for a variety of community sites, including eight area schools. Her performances are made possible through the support of Zimmer through the Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation and are presented by the Warsaw Community Foundation for Public Education. A compelling and versatile performer with a strong commitment to arts education, Tirrell has worked as an actress, director, producer and acting coach in theatres and schools throughout the United States. She also teaches at the Lincoln Center Institute and has taught drama and theatre improvisation to children of all ages across the country. During her two-week Zimmer Affiliate Artists’ residency, Tirrell is scheduled to give 20 “infor-

Bonner, Rhonda Butler, Eric Conkling, Crista Dippon, Daniel Duncan, Beth Enright, David Flees, Jennifer Fouts, Aaron Graham, Christina Hile, Colleen Hoffert, Greg Hormann, Amber Jarboe, Ryan Kaiser, Scott Lawrance, Heather Leßlanc, Sarah Locke, Chris Lung, Jennifer Mattix, Kelly McClintick, Jessica Mitchell, Mike Nave, Kim Nguyen, Amanda Ousley, Kevin Pletcher, Denise Replogle, Mary Riffle, Jeffrey Roose, Erika Sincroft, Tiffany Smith, Trischa Speicher, Aaron Ta'tman, Amanda Unruh, Cynthia Von Bion, Caroline Weiss.

mances” (informal, informative performances) at service clubs, businesses and schools throughout the community. She will culminate her visit with a special public performance at 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 3, in the commons of Edgewood Middle School, 900 S. Union St., Warsaw. During her intermission, the public will have an opportunity to see a sneak preview of part of the comedy, “The Nerd,” to be presented by Warsaw Community High School students November 9,10 and 11. A reception will also be held for Tirrell immediately following her performance. For more information about Tirrell’s residency program and tickets for her final performance, contact Barbara Calhan at the Warsaw Community Foundation for Public Education, 267-3238.

the high school for swimming lessons. In the picture, a class prepares to launch killer serves under the direction of physical education teacher Arleen Corson, far right.

■ ‘"▼MW ' I BBsi * MF' Ml — *• SAUDI CARE PACKAGE — A report about Saudi Arabia and the Desert Shield Campaign in the Kindergarten Weekly Reader prompted North Webster’s kindergarten classes into becoming supporters of soldiers overseas. One of the students, Kaylah Hall, has a cousin who is stationed in Saudi Arabia. Sergeant Patty Rousten is the cousin in question and she will be the recipient of a Christmas package filled with goodies that the students have been collecting. The package will be filled with everything from toothpaste to a crossword puzzle book. Additionally, Lynne Beer’s first-grade class wrote letters and the kindergartners drew pictures to help cheer up Rousten and her friends. Pictured with a Saudi Arabia-bound box, from left, are Riley Neibert, Timmy May, Racheal Lysick, Kaylah Hall, Arthur Wiggs and Amber Simpson. (Photo by Mitchell Stinson)

Name costume winners at the Syracuse Halloween carnival

Costume contest winners in the 0- to 3-year division at the Syracuse PTO Halloween were as follows: Christopher Medlock as a clock, first; Ryan Smith as a lion, second; Shauna Rector as a crayon, third; Jordon Bartow as

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FOR THE BIRDS — lan Mason, 6, concentrates on his target at a booth set up in the Syracuse Elementary School gym during the PTO Halloween Carnival. (Photo by Julie Moore)

a clown, fourth; and Tabitha Frasure as a jail bird, fifth. The five winners in the 4- to 6-year division were Amber Schopf as a poodle, first ; Wesley Kern and a ninja turtle, second;

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Jared Shofner as a horse, third; Austin Bartow as Dracula, fourth; and Morgan Medlock as a spider, fifth. In the 7- to 10-year division, costume contest winners were as follows: Katrina Schumm as a Hersey’s candy kiss, first; Daniel Cone as a monster, second; and Molly Hare as a football, third. In the adult division, 11 years and up, the winners were Tim Nicholson as a grim reaper, first; Amy Bradley as a mummy; second; and Josh Hawthorne as Rambo, third. Syracuse Retail Merchants provided the prizes for the costume competition. Officers, Mark Hubbs, Sande Wappes and Brenda Miller, chose the costume winners. K*. I t < ■t > fcH LITTLE PRINCESS — Three-year-old Carly Murphy fingers her consolation prize after giving bowling her best shot at the PTO Halloween Carnival last week. (Photo by Julie Moore)

Wed., October 31,1990 —THE MAIL-JOURNAL,

r M « 41 ■ ■’Ww «■ INCOGNITO — Making no bones about his purpose, this specter keeps an eye on what’s going on at in the Syracuse elementary gym, while he waits in line at last week’s PTO Halloween Carnival. (Photo by Julie Moore)

Classical Series concerts in Indianapolis Nov. 1-3

One of Europe’s leading conductors, Brune Weil, makes his Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra debut with 1986 International Violin Competition semifinalist and Paganini Award winner Christian Tetzlaff in Classical Series concerts at the Circle Theatre, November 1-3. This concerto was the last major work composed by Schumann, which was inspired by his good friend Joseph Joachim, who was one of the premier violinists of that time.

Every Friday • 9 am —12 noon. In the ACU Lobby by the Main Entrance al S= c ” 267-3200 “ KOSCIUSKO I hospital"" 1-800-828-5628 2101 E Drive • Wo.rjow, Indiana 46580

The program concludes with Beethoven’s Symphony No. 8 in F Major. Tickets for the concert series are on sale now at the Circle Theatre Box Office. Craft bazaar Wawasee Middle School PTO will be sponsoring a craft bazaar on Saturday, Dec. 1. For more information on renting a space, contact Nancy Logan, 457-4939 mornings.

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