Walkerton Independent, Volume 83, Number 24, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 12 May 1960 — Page 3

Top Seniors Os 1960 For Tyner Named Ruth Roose awl Sandra Kam have been, named valedictorian and salutatorian, respectively, of the senior class in the Tyner High School, according to the announcement by Claude V. York, prinicpa! of the school. Cummencement will be held May 16 Ruth is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Chai les W. Roose of Walkerton. She has been a member of the Sunshine Society tm four years, holding the oifi o of president this year. She ha., be. i. a member of the chorus and band for four vo os ^£W' MISS RUTH ROOSE Miss Roose was the recipient of the Homemaker of Tomorrow award for Tyner High School. She was also named County I) A R. Good Citizen. She was one of the three Merit Scholarship Senufinalists from Marshall county. Sandra is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Karn of Tynei She is well known tor her outstanding baton twirling, has twirled with the Tyner High School band for 12 years and has been drum major for four years. She also plays the flute and piccolo in the band. She has been accompanist for the high school chorus for four years and of the octet for two years. Sandra received many superior ratings on solos and ensembles at the district and state music contests of piano, flute and baton twirling An active participant in vegetable and entomology' judging. Miss Kam was a member of the Tyner High ^School Vegetable Judging team that won first place in the state in 1957 anil IPSR. Her team won the ational Championship in Bi’oxbMi.ss. in December, 195 K. Sandy was state secretary of tho Indiana Junioi Vegetable Growers Association in P|sß At the national convention in Washington, D C In Decemhei 1959, she was elected Central Director <»f the National organization. This will be Miss Karn s seventh year in 4- H club work and her fourth year as junior leader. She has received grand champion on her 4-H entomology Hiatt I Insurance Agency I Ph. 269 Walkerton ■ Walkerton Independent KotxTt E. Urbin, Editor Publisher Independent-News Co. U M.KERTON INDIANA Publication Time: Thursday of each week Second Clmn Postage paid at Walkerton, Indiana Rubacrlptlon rates: (2.50 for Pach year for each paper tn Indiana; out-of-state subsertpUom. W.OO. "a I

project in Marshall county for 3 years. She ha s held offices in both local and county 4-H clubs. One of Sandras hobbies 1 tabi' tennis .in which she won the All-American < I ampionship in 1955, and was a member of the South Bend team that wn tlm Unit ed Stat's t'hampcn. hip >a 1956. Ph? I ' «*• ' - p v 7 -M. ■. . ■ - . •■’ MISS SANDRA KARN Sandra was also a member ci th.' Um' • 1 Slates ; Tenn Association; a four ye. r 1. i mber of the Tyn w Sun ’m • S .ety; a class offi er an i th .; ye. ” ch m reporter; Ims had perfect {tend amo for 12 yea! ; in the Tyne? El’ l' Church, of whi member, has s. rv> d as wcr* tar.', of her Sunday School Class anti of the Sunday School; sings in the senior choir and has be, 1 junior choir director for three years. Sandra has taught baton twirling and piano for three years. Both girls have be.-n school librarians; participated in the junior and senior class plays and are school news reporters this year.

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Auxiliary Notes < ON TEST WINNER \ GUEST Misa Sally Myers was a guest of the American Legr>n Auxi - ary at their recent mee mg Saliv w.is first place winner in an e> say contest sponsored by u. auxiliary Ihe top.e was T..' Ercedonis <>t \mcri <t. Sally i< . ited her e av lor us and did it very well. During the busm s session it was voted to go e .$25 to ti o Aft er JT< >m part y. An. ■.! ic.mism chairman. Mi. Robert Wir Iman, reported 51 tlag codes gAen t > the elementary s< hool. Fings were pun hased by the Ivegion and Auxiliary tor the naw elem ritary <la rooms; .-.lso seven flags for t!.e St Patric k's school. Plans were outlined for ;>notl- t party t Beatty hospital on Jur > '-'I. Mrs. Rol <rt Wardman ana Mrs. Win. Elaugher are in charge <>f arrangements. Poppy Day ^Wir .a ;y st 'in a hmg of the pa -* bU' many ve- .‘ran s ar > ,t,.. tiglitmg 1 daily battle fi.-m kosP>' 3 nods Tie . men ha < made the m ..1 'r.al 1 [>pi’s v, ■ik y■ 1 to buy .o.' r r ~, ~ y \ . . r an Erg >n Au? liary poppy help ■ rehabilitate the h m in ipped, c 1uc;i ’ e v. a r orphans . mi ~ ..nr, •■ ■ squar • d> al for ewry needy child. W. ar one on I’oppy Day. May .m Von/,,at ion N tniina'' n t r officer,, f< r t coming year was h"l-’ Electma will be in June with more nominations from the tlo^' at that time. Those nominated for preside r.t were: Flossie Ryan. Goldean I’vrsonette and Marty Malstaff Ist vice. Pauline KI, pfenstria. Harriet Verkier. Velma Shore.: and Shit ley Flaugher; 2nd vice,

May 12, 1960_ WALKERTON INDEPENDENT ■

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