Walkerton Independent, Volume 82, Number 42, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 17 September 1959 — Page 9

Walkerton Students State Fair Awards Recognition came to five Walkerton High School pupils, including two graduates of last year, in the Indiana State Fair displays and activities. Johnson Township 4-H Club had two of the three LaPorte County students who were sent to the Indiana State Fair Girls School of Home Economics Leadership from August 31st to September 9th. The two girls were Helen Cole, daugh er of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cole and a graduate of the class of 1959, and Catherine Knowlton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knowlton and a member of the senior class. Selection is made by the County Agent's office anu associated personnel of LaPorte County on the basis of earned points and qualities of leadership. The Johnson Town-water-soluble AMMO-PHGS reaps full wheat PROFITS! H'gN-PhojpNoruN. Wafer- MiiiMa Soluble AMMO-PHOS geh ■ > tip to 2 , /j times as much I n $ Phosphorus into fall sprout- * InjwhwK | 1 ' t IS BBT FOR WHEAT i • ■ , * p»r«S « grade of AMMO-PHOS for »,»ry crop and soil condition. . B. I, Holser & Co.

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ship adult leaders are J|rs. Louis Daube and Mrs. Clyde Snodgrass. Two blue ribbons were awarded for entries from Lincoln Township. Barbara Lidy, daughter of Mr .and Mrs. Robert Lidy and a Sophomore, won her blue ribbon in Class “A”; for a cake on display with more than 700 other 4-H baking exhibits. The other blue ribbon award was , received by Bonnie Clingenpeel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clingenpeel and a freshman at Ball State Teachers College. The award । , was for a dress for school or after-1 . noon. This exhibit was one of those ' selected for special display. The । summer director for girls 4-H ac- ; tivities is Mrs. Philip Kollar, L There was one boy in the group, Don Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. . Lloyd Thomas, a junior, who received a white ribbon for an entomol- ’ ogy display. His collection of insects had been awarded first place and grand champion rating at the LaPorte County Fair. This was his second year and the achievements are considered excellent for this short period. He works under the direction of William Blaisdell, Vo-: cational Agriculture teacher, and is reporter for the FF.A. Seniors Plan Dance For Friday Night Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors, you are all invited to attend the “Back to School Dance’’ spon-; sored by the Senior class as Its first money-making project of this iyear. It will be held Friday night, September 18, from 8:00 to 11 p.m. jin the grade school gym. Joe Arce Heads Freshman Class The freshmen held their first class meeing Friday, September 11. when they elected the following officers: , President, Joe Arce; vice-presi-dent, Linda Frailey; secretary, Ann Six; treasurer, Pat Holsinger; stu- , dent council members, Irvin Camp- ' bell and Valerie Haarman.

Local Students । Off For Colleges Some thirty-five local young men and women will be leaving home this week and next to enter colleges and universities over the state and elsewhere for furthering their education. The following lis»t of students and their schools is as complete as is known here. If there have been any omissions, kindly call the Independent-News ComIpany, Walkerton. Manchester College, North Man- ■ Chester, Ind., Dolores Barden, Kay Farrar and Caral Ann Mechling. Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind., John Cecrle. Ball State College, Muncie, Ind.. Esther Cecrle, Polly Shuler. Janet i Smith. DePauw University, Greencastle, Ind., Edward Walz, Mr. and Mrs. John Guttman, Don Eiler. i Indiana State College, Terre Haute, Ind., Sharo n Ream, Pat Drake, Robert Bonifacious, Sharion Stahly. , Chicago School of Art, Judy Hostetter. I Purdue University, Lafayette, Ind., Michael Murphy, Bonnie Clingenpeel, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Budreek, Mike and Roger Nusbaum, John Blair. I. U. Extension, Tom MpMahon. Butler University, Indianapolis, Kenny Baker, Neal Weakly . I Tulane University, New Orleans, i | La., Robent Hopper. College of the Ozarks, Clarksville, Ark., William Hopper. Western Michigan, Kalamazoo, Mich., Jerry Johnson. Kirksville College of Osteopathy, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hershberger ■ and Harold Koch. Genra’ Hospital, Indianapolis, Becky Alwine. Purdue Extension, Ft. Wayne, Ind., Richard Orcutt. I — I Seniors Elect D. Stombaugh, Pres. The Seniors of 1960 held their first class meeting Friday, September 11, when they elected their

I WATCH FOR I I GRAND | I OPENING | | SOON | | HARVEY'S 1 I DIME STORE I i OF WALKEBfON ! I See next weeks paper for the opening date of our । i new store, wii sgains galore for this big I event • I

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, class officers and student council members. They arc: President, Dennis Stombaugh; vice president, Tom Reed; secretary, Caroil Patrick; treasurer. Dale Scarbough: student council members, Carole Richey and Robert Turner. All the seniors are looking forward to a very piosperous year, they hope! MRS. TAYLOR’S STH GRADE We have started school once again. There are thirty-nine pupils in our room. Our teachers are Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Daily, Mr. Kickbush and Mr. Cecrle. , Our room has many committees

OPEN HOUSE I ■ 1 at Legion Home SATURDAY, SEPT. 19 i 7 I DANCING 9-12:30 HARD TIMES PARTY COME AS YOU WERE DISCHARGED I I American Legion Post 189 Walkerton . J

l and each pupil is on one of them ।or will be. i We brought our hobbies to school for English class last week. I — MRS. DAILEY’S 6-A । Our language classes have been having two minute talks on subjects sfuch as ‘‘Hobbies”, “What I Did on Vacation,” or any other suitable subject .Some proved very interesting. We held election of officer.-, last 1 week. The results were Tim Gardner, president, Denny Johnson vicepresident, Bette Eib secretary, and David Scott treasurer. We have an enrollment of 25 pupils, 14 boys and 11 girls.

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