Remember When 3.23.2015
July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.
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Winter sports MVPs and MIPs from Tippecanoe Valley High School are Holli Jackson, Amanda Warren, Erin Smith, Kayla Clemons, Alicia Wright, April Halterman, Zach Sainer, Brady Baugher, Trenton Newsome, Shane Drudge, Tony Landry, A.J. Austin and Shane Denny.
Tippecanoe Valley senior Amanda Wiley, daughter of David and Linda Wiley, signed her letter of intent to continue her education and volleyball career at the University of Saint Francis, Fort Wayne. She plans to study physical therapy. TVHS volleyball coach is Jon Hutton; Duane Burkhart, athletic director.
Coast Guard Seaman Charles H. Brock, son of Suzanne and Jeff Brock, Syracuse, graduated from the U.S. Coast Guard Recruit Training Center in Cape May, N.J. He is a 2003 graduate of Wawasee High School.
25 Years Ago
Fourth-graders in Mr. Wesner’s class at Lincoln School competed in a Rube Goldberg competition, designed to stimulate creativity and encourage family interaction to develop the most complex machine. Each machine had to use at least five steps to accomplish the simple task of popping a balloon. Lincoln resource teacher Karen Shelly and Troy Hershberger, Zimmer, Lincoln’s adopt-a-school partner, judged the machines.
Wawasee High School gymnastics team won its sectional Saturday and will participate in the regional March 9. Gymnasts are Angela Kistler, Nikki Marsh, Diane Karst, Lisa Wright, Karen Butt and Barb Signorelli. Coaches are Nika Prather and Tracy Sumpter.
Warsaw Christian School Science Fair winners: Jeannine Bowdler, Andrew Ketrow and James Hyden. Grand prize winner was Marty Turner.
50 Years Ago
Lakeland Civic Music Association membership campaign for 1965-66 kicked off Feb. 28 with a dinner at the Warsaw Community High School commons. Attractive table decorations were arranged by Theodore Good, Etna Green. Table mats designed by Henry Seiffert graced the tables. The Melody of Truth trio (Carol Halberg, Mary Flint and Sherry Bradrick) with their accompanist, Cheryl Weirbach, and David Miller, all of Grace College, entertained with songs and humorous readings.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Phillips, 523 W. Jefferson St., will honor their son and his wife, A/1c and Mrs. Stephen G. Phillips, at an open house at their home. They have returned from Germany and will leave in a few weeks for Charleston, S.C.
75 Years Ago
Fire last night destroyed completely a 150x30-foot shed behind the Beaver Dam school building, causing heavy loss in machinery and tools of the manual department, but favorable weather conditions and prompt action by Mentone and Burket fire departments prevented spread of the blaze. The fire, which started in the east end of the building where the stove is located, was discovered at 8:15 p.m. Feb. 21 by a neighbor. Intense heat cracked windows in the building and damaged a utility pole. A school bus housed in the structure was removed without damage. Quantities of oil and paint caught fire and added to the intensity and speed. Hardly more than half an hour after discovery, the tin roof caved in and the walls were leveled.[[In-content Ad]]
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Winter sports MVPs and MIPs from Tippecanoe Valley High School are Holli Jackson, Amanda Warren, Erin Smith, Kayla Clemons, Alicia Wright, April Halterman, Zach Sainer, Brady Baugher, Trenton Newsome, Shane Drudge, Tony Landry, A.J. Austin and Shane Denny.
Tippecanoe Valley senior Amanda Wiley, daughter of David and Linda Wiley, signed her letter of intent to continue her education and volleyball career at the University of Saint Francis, Fort Wayne. She plans to study physical therapy. TVHS volleyball coach is Jon Hutton; Duane Burkhart, athletic director.
Coast Guard Seaman Charles H. Brock, son of Suzanne and Jeff Brock, Syracuse, graduated from the U.S. Coast Guard Recruit Training Center in Cape May, N.J. He is a 2003 graduate of Wawasee High School.
25 Years Ago
Fourth-graders in Mr. Wesner’s class at Lincoln School competed in a Rube Goldberg competition, designed to stimulate creativity and encourage family interaction to develop the most complex machine. Each machine had to use at least five steps to accomplish the simple task of popping a balloon. Lincoln resource teacher Karen Shelly and Troy Hershberger, Zimmer, Lincoln’s adopt-a-school partner, judged the machines.
Wawasee High School gymnastics team won its sectional Saturday and will participate in the regional March 9. Gymnasts are Angela Kistler, Nikki Marsh, Diane Karst, Lisa Wright, Karen Butt and Barb Signorelli. Coaches are Nika Prather and Tracy Sumpter.
Warsaw Christian School Science Fair winners: Jeannine Bowdler, Andrew Ketrow and James Hyden. Grand prize winner was Marty Turner.
50 Years Ago
Lakeland Civic Music Association membership campaign for 1965-66 kicked off Feb. 28 with a dinner at the Warsaw Community High School commons. Attractive table decorations were arranged by Theodore Good, Etna Green. Table mats designed by Henry Seiffert graced the tables. The Melody of Truth trio (Carol Halberg, Mary Flint and Sherry Bradrick) with their accompanist, Cheryl Weirbach, and David Miller, all of Grace College, entertained with songs and humorous readings.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Phillips, 523 W. Jefferson St., will honor their son and his wife, A/1c and Mrs. Stephen G. Phillips, at an open house at their home. They have returned from Germany and will leave in a few weeks for Charleston, S.C.
75 Years Ago
Fire last night destroyed completely a 150x30-foot shed behind the Beaver Dam school building, causing heavy loss in machinery and tools of the manual department, but favorable weather conditions and prompt action by Mentone and Burket fire departments prevented spread of the blaze. The fire, which started in the east end of the building where the stove is located, was discovered at 8:15 p.m. Feb. 21 by a neighbor. Intense heat cracked windows in the building and damaged a utility pole. A school bus housed in the structure was removed without damage. Quantities of oil and paint caught fire and added to the intensity and speed. Hardly more than half an hour after discovery, the tin roof caved in and the walls were leveled.[[In-content Ad]]
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